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Home My Public Portal About1935 Annual Watertown Report ANNUAL REPORTS BY THE OFFICERS CE THE TOWN OF WATERTOWN FOIti rHE Three Hundred and Fifth Year of its Organization YEAR ENDING DECEMBErl, 31, 1 35 aC£ C3i ME H MPSHIRE PRESS, IN-C. Cambridge, Mass. 193G SEE BACK OF BOOK F OR CONTENTS TOWN OFFICERS FOR 193 Selectmen JAMES H. SHERIDAN, Chair-man MAURICE H. Q'CONN LL, Secretary CHARLES F. SHAW Committee AssigumAn JAMES H. SHERIDAN Highways, Sewers and Drainage, Sidewalks, Dust Laying, Administration Building, Legal, Outside Aid, Mothers' Aid. MAURICE H. O'CCNNELL Police, Soldiers' Relief, State aaird Military Aid, Pales and Wires, Insurance, Town Physician, Building Inspector, Street Lights, Dog Officer. CHARLES F. SHAW Fire, WorkmerVs Compensation, Tree Warden, Moth Department, Engineering, Contingent, Weights and Measures, Election Expenses, Town Veterinarian. Foam Clerk NVILLIAM P. 1 cGUIRE Term expires 1936 HARRY W. BRIGHAM `Perm expires 1936 3 4 W TERTOWN TOWN REPORT Assessors of Taxes ED' IARD F. WRIGHT, Chaim an Term expires 1936 JOHN J. CURR,AN, Secretary Term expires 1937 EDWARD A. OATES Term expires 1938 Collector of Tm es FREDERICK J. COLBY Term expires 1936 Auditor ILLIAM W. NORCROSS, JR. Term expires 1936 Moderator EDWARD P. FURBER Term expires 1936 School convini.ttee HARRY E. Vi IA.ITE, Chairman Term expires 1936 E. LOUISE RICHARDSON, Sec'y Term expires 1936 FRANCIS A. KELLY "Perm expires 1938 PATRICK A. MENT{3IN Term expires 1937 RO COE F. DAUGHTERS Term expires 1937 ARL G. A. JOHNSON Term expires 1988 AGNES G. PAGE Term expires 1938 Tnistees Free Public Library RI1TH H. FURBER, Chairman Term expires 1938 SYLVESTER M. LORING, Sec'y Term expires 1988 REV. EDWARD C. CAMP Term expires 1936 CHARLES F. SHAW Terra expires 1936 JOIN A. COLLINS Tern expires 1937 JOHN M. RUSSELL Tenn expires 1937 Board of Hcalth DR. EUGENE F. GOR. AN, Chnn. Term expires 1937 CDR. GUY C. P SCE, See'y Term expires 1938 DR. EARLE J. 11TYLIE Term expires 1936 TOWN OFF rCERS 5 Pork Commissioners WINTHROP G. ROCKWELL, Chy-m. Term expires 1936 NOR AN D. MacKAY, S'ec'y Term expires 1938 GE+OR,GE B. WELLMAN Term empires 1937 water commissioners AR,THUR C. FAGAN, Chasirwwn Term expires 1937 ARTHUR I. DAVIS, Sec'y Term expires 1938 JOHN P. GALLAGHER Term expires 1936 Tree Warden JOIN C. FORD Term expires 1936 Ca stables ALDO P. EMER ON Terra expires 1936 JAMES L. HADDIL Term empires 193 FRANK L. MAGUIRE 'Term expires 1936 'TANGELO C. PA.PALIA Term expires 1936 "JAMES L. OGIL IE Term expires 1936 Planning Board RONALD M. STOKE, Chairman Term expires 1936 JOHN H. DARDIS, Sec'ij 'Perm expires 1937 ERNEST M. SMALL 'Perm expires 1988 ELIAS A. PE RXINS Term expires 1938 ALEC ASTORIAN Terra expires 193 APPOINTED OFFICERS Superintendent of Moth Department JOHN C. FORD I Term expires 1936 Rcyh;trar.s of V-0ters JOHN A. LOYND, Chairs an Terra expires 1936 WM. B. McGUIRE, Clm-k- Term expires 198 "Appointed Alay 17, 1935 **Appointed May, 1935 6 WATERT(}1+ N TOWN REPORT PAT'RICK D. GLEASON Term expires 1937 CLARENCE W. DEALTRY Term expires 1938 Town Engineer OTIS D. ALLEN Super rote-oident of Streets PIERCE P. CONDON Keeper of Infix-mart' and Pouvd GEORGE H. WHITE Town Physicians DR. EUGENE GORMAN DID. PERICLES CAN .ANELLI rnspector of Cattle (vnd Town Veterinarian HARRY W. JAHEMAN, V.M.D. luspector° of Buildings WILLIAM H. WILSON Sealer of Weights and Mecoures VICTOR M. ANDERSON Agent for Burial of Deceused Soldiers WM- P. McGUIR,E Agent, Department of Public Welfwr{e DANIEL II. MURPH Fence Viewers WILLIAM H. ILIFFE JOHN S. WILSON FRANK W. WA'T.ERHO�USE TOWN OFFICERS 7 Keeper of Lockup JOHN F. MILLMORE General Argent, Board of Health FRED W. DODGE Superintendent of Cemeteries VAN D. HORTON inspector of Plumbing CHARLES M. HE `ITT Town Cbitnsei FRANCIS J. McNAM RA`. JOHN M. RUSSELL*:' Playground Commissioners ARTHUR C. FAG AN, Chairman Term expires 1936 EDIVYIJND P. HICKEY Terre expires 1937 BERNARD Sy McHUGH Term expires 1938 Dog Officer WARREN J. EAS'TMAN 't`Appointed Nov. 1, 1935 *Resigned May, 1935 8 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Special Officers With Pay Whem On Duty JOHN G. 'SKUSE JAMES T. PHELA.N JOHN J. HOGAN P'ATRICK J. QUINN MICHA.EL F. CASEY THOMAS RYDER JOSEPH HYDE DANIEL H. MURPHY'' LAWRENCE J. GLrEASON JOHN J. REILLY JOHN E. HEFFERNAN GFORGI Ff. WHITE JAMES B. MURPHY WALTER E. RUNDLETT FRANK A. GARAFALO PATRICK J. VAHEY CORNELIU'S P. DELANEY C. J. +GILGUT Fiaacrr c Comwiittce JOHN A. COLBERT, CJaab•man Term expires 1936 WILLIAM G. GRUNDY Term expires 1936 EDWARD C. HALL Term expires 1936 EDMUND P. HICKEY 'perm expires 1936 ,JAMES T. PHELAN Term expires 1936 D.R. R€ BERT S. QUINSY Teem expires 1936 ET}WARD C. WEBSTER Term expires 193 THOMAS E. DOYLE Term expires 1937 ARTHUR 13. JONES Term expires 1937 ANTHONY JULIAN Term expires 1937 FELIX A. LEO ARD Term expires 1937 DA NIEL J. MURIPHY Term expires 1937 ILFRED J. PAQUET Term expires 1937 FREDERICK D. SHAW Term expires 1937 FRANK S. BROADHURST Term expires 1938 MATTHEW W. J. CARLEY, Sec'y Term expires 1938 STERLING R. CARP,,INGTON Term expires 1938 PETER M. FEINBERG Term expires 1938 AYTIN PAPAZIAN Teem expires 1928 DOMENICO B. RAIMONDO Term expires 1938 ROBER.T T. SANFOR.D Term expires 1938 Public lV ighors THOMAS R. DLAKENEY ROY Bf. EATON HAROLD R. PEVEAR WM. CASEY CHARLES CASEY WALLACE G. GREEN H. DEANT YORK ALMON H. MacDONA.LD TOWN OFFICERS � HARRY W. PAC CARD F. F. G. GLTDDEN FRED G. LEONARD JOS. McSHEFFREY FRANK CAREY FRANK RUSSELL JAMES MUR.PHY G. J. PRESTON C. B. W-E ND:ELL C. J. OSGOOD HUGH GOLDING JOSEPH KELLEY DOUGAL 1VI cMILLAN HUGH GODDARD FRED SDUOEY PERCY H. WALKER JOHN RING LOUIS HIRSCH ANTHONY FLYNN LEWISJ. BIRD ARTHUR GOUL;CER MICHEL C:HIA.II PI FRANK J. GARLAND Measurers of Wood andBark Ca. G. OSGOOD WILLIAM J. CASEY C. B. 1ENDELL CHARLES L. CASEY H AROLD R. PEVEAR to WATEMTOWN TOWN REFORT RECENT COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS Committee of Seven ail Phllips School, appointed by Moderator Furber on May 6th, 1035, under authority of vote passed at adjourned Annual Town Meeting of April 10, 1935—Article 20. Eric L. Johnson, 87 Barnard Ave. Eleanor Krancer (Mrs. J. J.), 83 Palfrey St. Thomas M. Dowell, 14 Bartlett St. Henry W. Gibson, 14 Avon Road Chas. F. J. Harrington, 9 Fairview Ave. Carl G. A. Johnson, 136 Barnard Ave. Harold B. Bhuo, 68 Marshall St. Committee appointed on May 6, 1935 to acquire Arling- ton Street land for playground purposes. James 11. Sheridan, ex-of'icio Maurice H. O'Connell, ex-offiwcio Charles F. Shaw, ex-ofl"icio Ronald M. Stone Winthrop G. Rockwell Otis D. Allen Bernard S. McHugh Committee of Five appointed on May 6th, 1935), on the erection of a new Municipal Garage. David E. Fitzgerald Maurice H. O'Connell Geo. W. Wilson Edward F. Hughes Dick-ran H. Boy=ajlan Comi-nittee can new Police Station appointed on April 6, 1931. Names H. Sheridan, ex-officio, 76 Green St. Joseph R. Cooney, 11 Patten St. Arthur C. Fagan, 0 Emerson Road Pierce L. Fish, 78 Marshall St. John McCree, 15 Adams Ave. WATERTOWN TOWN RF.PORT 11 POPULATION The estimated number of hihabitants of Watertown for the year 1915, as shown by the State census, 16,61.5; police census, 18,040. Police census January, 1917, 20,055. Estimated population January, 1918, 20,500. Police census J'anuaiT, 1919, 21,500. United States census January 1, 1920, 21,457. Estimated population January, 1922, 22,500. Estimated population January, 1923, 23,000. Estimated population January, 1924, 25,000. Mate census, April 1st, 19259 25,480. Estimated population Januavy, 1926, 27,5300. Estimated population January, 1927, 28,500, Estimated population January, 1928, 30,000. Estimated population January, 1929, 31,500.. Estimated population January, 1930, 32,500. United States census .April 1, 1930, 34,913. Estimated population January 1st, 1933, 36,400. Esti- mated population January 1, 1934, 36,500. Mate census, January, 1935, 35,827. RECORD OF THE TOWN CLERK WARRANT FOR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND TOWN MEETING, MEMBERS March 4, 1935 Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Middlesex, ss. To any Constable in the Tv o-n of Watertown, Greeting: In the name of the Comrr o nwoalth of Massachusetts., you are hereby required to notify and warn the legal voters of the Town of Watertown to meet in their respec- tive voting places in said Town PRECINCT 1—Coolidge School, Arlington St. PRECINCT 2—Hosmer School, Winthrop St. PRECINCT 3—East End Fire Station, Mt. Auburn St. PRECINCT 4—Senior High School, Columbia St. PRECINCT ;-)—Central Fire Station, Main St. 1 RECI ACT "aznes Russell Lowell School, Lowell Avenue. PRECINCT 7—Administration Building, Main St. PRECINCT 8—Central Fire Station, Main St. PRECIN,CT 9—West Junior High School, Waverley Avenue. PRECINCT Iil- Drowne School, Main St. on Monday, the fourth clay of March, 1935, at 8 A. M., to act on the following articles, viz. : Article 1. To choose the regular Town Officers for• the ensuring year, the following to be printed on and chosen by the official ballot, to wit: One Selectman for three years, who shall also he a member of the Board of Public Welfare, Surveyor of Highways and .Appraiser ; one Mod- 12 RECORD OF TOWN DIEE'IINGS 13 erator for one year; one Treasurer for one year; one Col- lector of Taxes for one year; one Auditor for one year one Assessor of Taxes for three years; two members of the School Committee for three years; two Trustees of the Free Public Library for three years; one member of the Board of Health for three years; one Park Commis- sioner for three y ears ; one Water Commissioner for three years; one Tree Warden for one year; three Constables for one year; two members of the Planning Board for three years. Also for the election of nine (9) Town Meeting Mem- bers for the three-year terns in each of the ten voting precincts of the Town, and to fill the following vacancies: one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1936, in Precinct One; one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1937, in Pre- cinct Two; one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1936, and one (1) vacancy in terns expiring in 1937, in Precinct Three; two (2) vacancies in term expiring in 1936, and one (1) vacancy in term expiring in. 1937, in. Precinct Four; one (1) vacancy in team expiring in 1937, in Pre- cinct Five; two (2) vacancies in term expiring in 1936, and one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1937, in Precinct Eight; two (2) vacancies in term expiring in 1936, and one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1987, in Precinct Nine. THE POLLS WILL OPEN AT S A. M. AND WILL -CLOSE AT 8 P. I. You are also required to notify and warn the legal voters aforesaid to meet in the Administration Building, in said Town, on Monday, the fourth day of March, 1985, at 8.15 P. M., to act on the following article: Article 2. To choose all other necessary Town -Off'icers in such manner as the Town may direct.. The consideration of further business under this war- rant will be postponed until Monday evening, March 18, 1935, A 7 P. :14+I., in the Senior Nigh School Building, Co- lumbia Street, or until such later time as the meeting may direct. 14 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Article 3. To hear the report of the Town Officers as printed, and to hear the report of any committee hereto- fore appointed, and act thereon. A rticle 4. To grant such suns of money as may be thought necessary for the uses and expenses of the Town for the ensuing year, direct how the same shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the necessary sung of money to pay that poi-tion of the Town debt which matures on or previous to January 1, 1936, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. Article G. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1935, and to issue a crate or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or motes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section- 17, Chapter 44, General Laws. Article 7. To see if the. Town will vote to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to refund any or all of the revenue notes issued in anticipation of the revenue of the year 1934, in accordance with the pro- visions of Section 17, Chapter 44, of the General Laws; any debt so incurred to be paid from the revenue of 1934. Article B. To see if the Town will appropriate a, sum sufficient to Pay the Coup y of Middlesex as required by later on account of assessments levied on the town for its share of the principal of the Middlesex County Tubercu- losis Hospital Funding Loan, Acts of 1932 bonds matur- ing in 1935, issued in compliance with Chapter 10, Picts of 1932, also for any other indebtedness incurred and out- s ta.nding crueler said Chapter 10, also for the town°s share of the cost and interest on said bonds due in 1935, also for the care, maintenance and repair of said hospital for 1934, and including interest can temporary notes issued therefor in accordance with sections of Chapter 11.1 of the. General RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 15 Laws applicable tljereto, and for all other expenses in connection therewith, determine how the money shall be raised, or in any way act thereon. Article 9. To see what method the Town will vote to adopt for the collection of taxes for the year 1935, and to fix the compensation of the Collector, or take any action relating thereto. ArtWe 10. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for the rent of the Grand Army )Full, care of the grounds around the Soldiers' Monument, and to de- fray the expenses of decorating the graves of deceased soldiers on the next Memorial Day, and authorize Isaac E. Patten Post No. 81, G. A. R. and Watertown Post, No. 99, the American Legion to expend the same, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. Article 11. To see if the 'l own will vote to appropriate a surer of money, to pay the cost of providing suitable head- quarters for Burnham-Manning Post No. 1105, Veterans of Foreign Warts of the United States, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Burnham-Manning Post, No. 1105, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States.) Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money to pay the cost of providing suitable head- qqarters for Watertown Chapter No. 14, Disabled Amer- ican Veterans of the World War, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Re- quest of Watertown Chapter No. 14, Disabled American Veterans of the World 'mar'.) Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the slim of twelve hundred dollars ( 1200) for a heating system for the World War Memorial Building, 215 Mount Auburn Street, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Watertown Post No. 99, The American Legion.) Article 14. To see if the Towii will vote to authorize the Selectmen to appoint one (1) additional patrolman, 16 WATERTQWN TOWN REPORT in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 202 of the Acts of 1912, and the amendments thereto, or take any action relating thereto. Article 15. To see it the Town will vote to accept Chap- ter 31 of the General Laws known as Civil Service Laws, or take any action relating thereto. Article 16. To see if the Town will give permission to the Tiehillath Ismael Cemetery Corporation, pursuant to the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 1.14, Section 34, to use for burial the following described land, formerly owned by the Walth.—im Country Club and consisting of approximately twenty-six (26) acres of land and bound- ed : Northerly by Waltham Street; Easterly by Stanley Avenue; Southerly by land of Nab,-es Buick Company and others ; and Westerly by the boundary line of the City of Wa.lthain. Said parcel is shown on the Assessors plan as being Lot B, Blocks 6 and 7, Section 8; or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Dexter S. Cohen and others.) Article 17. To see if the Town will vote to accept the provisions of Chapter 136, Sections 21 to 25 inclusive, of General Laws, Tercentenary Edition, relative to certain sports and games permitted on the Lord's Day, or take any action relating thereto. Article 1.8. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of fifteen hundred dollars ($1500) for annuities to be paid to the dependents of two deceased firemen, as provided by Chapter 340 of the Acts of 1933, direct how the money shall be raised, or tape any action relating thereto,. Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to enter into an agreement with the Boston and Maine Railroad corporation for the lease of land in the rear of the Boston and Maine Railroad station, be- tween Spring and Church Streets, for a public parking space, appropriate the necessary sum of money to pay the cast of construction thereon, direct how the money shall be provided, or take any action relating thereto. RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 17 Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the School Committee to study the site and secure plans for a new building at the Phillips-Francis School District, and appropriate the sure of one thousand dollars ($1,000) for the purpose of securing preliminary plans therefor, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of School Com- mittee.) Article 21. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of twelve hundred dollars ($1200) for the purpose of making the alterations made necessary by the rrew addi- tion to the Senior Nigh School, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Regi!est of School Committee.) A rtiele 22. To see if the Town will appropriate the necessary sum of money for furnishing and equipping the addition to the Senior Nigh School, direct how the money shall. he raised, or take any action. relating thereto. (Re- quest of High School Addition Building Committee.) Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the necessary- sum of money to pay the cost of furnishings and equipment for the addition to the Main Street Public Library, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Committee on Addi- tion to Main Street Public Library.) Article 24. To see if the Town will vote to direct the Selectmen to acquire by purchase, or by the exercise of the right of eminent domain, or otherwise, for the pur- pose of erecting a school house thereon, the following; de- scribed pieces or parcels of land, now or formerly por- tions of the Gavin Estate, so-called, lying between North Beacon and Arsenal Streets, east of Irving Street, and west of Beacon Park, containing approximately 76,450 square feet of land, and owned by the follo-vdng-named persons or others: Ida Boccadoro, Leo M. Faye, Domenico Conti, and Charles F. Donahue, appropriate the sum of forty-five thousand dollars ($45,004) necessary to pay the cost of the same, direct how said sum of money shall be is WATER.TOWN TOWN REPORT raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Committee on Riverside-Riverton School Site.) Article 25. To see if the Town will instruct the Select- men to petition the Legislature for permission to erect a police station on Saltonstall Park, or take any action re- lating thereto. (Request of Committee on New Police Station.) Article 26. To see if the Town will Mote to appropriate the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars ( 2500) to be used for preliminary plans and estimates for a new police sta- tion, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Committee on New Police Station.) Article 27. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) to pay the cost of a new municipal garage, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. Article 28. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to purchase or take by right of eminent domain, the tract of laird containing approximately 180,557 square feet of land, more or less, located on Arlington Street, for Playgr•ound purposes, bounded as follows Northerly by land now or formerly of Susan F. ]Brown et al, and land now or formerly of Wilfred A. Norris, 453,77 square feet► Easterly by laird nova or formerly of Herbert Coolidge, et al, 3+63.17 square feet; Southerly by hard now or formerly of Thomas O'Connell, and land now or formerly of Lillian F. Ellis, 409 square feet; Westerly by Arlington Street, 475 square feet. Being shown on plan of land in Watertown by Aspinwall & Lincoln, Civil, En- gineers, dated November ?, 1929, appropriate a sum of money not in excess of ten thousand dollars ( 1,0,000) to pay the cost of the same, direct how the money shall be raised, or tale any action relating thereto. Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell the present Town Hall site or any part thereof, including any buildings thereon, for a sum RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 19 not less than six dollars ( 6.00) per square foot, or take any action relating thereto. Article go. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of fifty-three thousand dollars ($53,000) to pay the cost of materials, trucking, and all other necessary charges arising out of the conduct of Emergency Relief Administration projects, said suns to be expended under the direction of the Emergency Relief Administrator, or take any action relating thereto. Article 31. To see if the Town Avill vote to amend the By-Laws of the Town by striking out Section of �Chap- ter X III of the By-Laws, ,ind inserting in place thereof the following: "Section 3. Ordinary domestic water rates by fixtures shall be due and payable quarterly in advance, on the first days of March, June, September and December of each year. There shall be a fixed minimum rate charged for meter service. Meter, manufacturers', and other large consumers' rates shall be clue and payable mouthly on the first clay of each month. All water passing thr nigh the meter shall be charged for, whether used or wasted. If the meter gets out of order or fails to register, the aver- age consumption as shown by the meter when it was in order shall be charged. The service pipe from the side- walk stopcock .shall be laid by the department to the inside of the cellar wall, or other place desired, and the expense thereof shall be paid before the water supply is turned on. The estate shall in all cases be chargeable with the ex- pense of the service pipe inside of the sidewalk stopcock, and also with the eater rates and with the payments and penalties for violation of any rules, regulations or orders relating to the water supply." (Request of eaterCom- missioners.) Article 32. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of seventeen hundred dollars ($1740) for the use of the Water Department, for the purchase of a billing machine and equipment therefor, direct how said money shall be 20 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT -raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Water Commissioners.) Article 33. To hear the report of theSelectmen rela- tive to the laying out of the following named streets, to wit : Bailey Avenue, from om accepted end to Lowell Avenue; Belknap 'terrace, from Watertown Street to Water- town Street; Merrifield Avenue, from Arlington Street to Bigelow Avenue; under the provisions of Chapters 82 and 84 of the General Laws, ,as amended, the latter providing for the assess- ment of betterments, and to see if the Town will vote to accept said streets, or any of them, as and for public ways, and will authorize the Selectmen to tape by eminent do- main, or acquire by purchase, or otherwise acquire, any land necessary for said laying out, provide the sum or sums of money necessary to pay the cast or land darna.ges therefor, and the cost of construction, dir+eet how said money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. And you N01 notify and warn the legal voters of the Town of Watertown to meet at the times and at the places herein specified, by leaving at every inhabited house in Town a printed copy of this warrant, and also by pasting copies of the same in ten or more conspicuous public places in. Town, seven days at least prior to the time of said meeting. Hereof fail not, and make return of this warrant, with your doings thereon into the office of the Town Clerk on or before the time of said meeting. Given under our hands this sixteenth day of February, A, D. 1935. MAURICE H. C'CONNELL, JAMES H. SHERIDAN, E DM A RD D. HAD LLA N D, RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 21 Oflficees Return on Warrant As required by the foregoing warrant, I have notified and warned the legal voters of the Town of Watertown to meet at the times and at the places herein specified, by leaving at every inhabited house in Torn a printed copy of this warrant, and also by pasting copies of the same in ten or more conspicuous public places in Town seven clays at least prior to the time of said meeting. JOSEPH W. REGAL, Constable of TVat ertv°t n. Attest: WM. P. McGUIRE, Town. Clerk. ANNUAL TOWN MEETING March 4, 1935 Precinct Officers Precinct 1. Eugene L. Storey, Warden, Joseph J. Morley, Clerk. Inspectors: Helen L. Boudreau, Frances C. Murphy, Pearl A. Baxter, Lillian Sullivan, Grace L. Cole, Delbert J. Kendall, Ernest W. Swanson, Mary Penning- ton, Henry C. HaIenza. Counters: Dickran H. Boyajian, Gordon R. French, Mary Callan. Precinct 2. Arthur J. McCarthy, Warden, William B. Glidden, Clerk. Inspectors : Blanche H. Robinson, Mar- garet J. O'Driscoll, Ella. Lane, Frederick. O. FitzG+erald, Joseph A. Connelly, George E. ,Stickney, Peter T. Coen, Warren T. Shanahan, Patrick F. Durnan, Alexander K. I- ard. Counters: Helen L. Marley, Richard J. Fontaine. Precinct 3. Richard M. Hatch, Warden, John J. Inger sore, Clerk. Inspectors: Roy L. Cummings, Walter J. O'Leary, Roger E. Mathews, John C. Curtin, Mabel C. MacNutt, Frank J. Hynes, Ernest K. Ingalls, Walter J. Bovine, Y7-olee H. Gardiner, Thomas Creamer. Precinct 4. William M. Emerson, Warden, John B. Watson, Clerh. Inspectors: Elizabeth F. Mae-Donough, Lavinia. Jensen, Thomas A. McNiff, Margaret Skuse, ,Amy F. Osborn, Edith IVY. Beck„ Katherine E. Ryan, James D. Hackett, Mary V. Holland, Francis Lightbody. 29. W ATERTOWN TOWNT REPORT Pryecinet 5. Joseph B. Cooney, Warden, Grace M. Olson, Clerk. Inspectors. Anrr C. Wilson, Minnie G. Proctor, Cecelia M. Ford, Grace E. Ward, Walter R. Flagg, Odo F. Hann, Sadie E. Nichols, Eller Linehan, Alice Withee, Lena Buchanan. Precinct 6. Harold W. Duvall, Warden, Lester A. Murphy, Clerk. Inspectors: Katherine Landry, Gordon H. Robertson, S. Alice Youngman, Mary G. Luther, Margaret A. McDonald, Fanny L. Hall, Theodore B. Robinson, Percy J. Van Dyke, Lewis A. Deed, Charles V. Ger•rish. Precinct 7. Harry J. York, Warden, John T. Gleason, Clerk. Inspectors : Bernard L. Ward, Walter J. McMullen, Marie Gildea,, Ella. M. Humplireville, Cynthia, M. Watts. Mary T. Dar.•dis, Margaret E. Barry, Percy M. Bonet, Mary M. Hyde, Evangeline M. Johnson, Ernestine P. Howe. Precinct 8. J. Allan Kimball, Warden, %17allace A. Ship- ton, Clerk. Inspectors: Catherine CampbeIl, Mary McCall, Esther T. Grace, Mildred Fencer, Clive P. Thayer, Mares L. Caraway, Eattierine M. Rollins, Grace L. Healy John J. McCann, H. Gardiner Thayer. Precinct 9. Charles W. McGrady, Warden, Frederick W. Owen, Clerk. Inspectors: George H. Lord, Ftances Delaney, Emma Roche, Marguerite R. CoIbLv. Eleanor Mosman, Margaret Hayes, Mary McElligott, Joseph J. Kelly, Edmund G. T€rcei, Harry E. Hil1, Precinct 10. Francis J.� McCarthy, Warden, Eller, B. Lougee, Clerk. Inspectors: James W. Cannon, Joseph J. Harrington, Bradford S. Wilson, John E. Mattison, Flor- ence V. Haddie, Hannah Farley, Donald J. MacDonald, Mollie E. Smith, Anna V. Hughes, Mildred Upit, Cather- ine R. Hurley. The foregoing officers ivere sworn to the faithful per- formance of their duties by 'Town Clerk, 11Tm. P. McGuire. The necessary ballots and pa,raphernalia for conduct- ing the election were inspected by the election officers of the various precincts. At 8 A. M. the meetings were called to or der~, the polls were declared open, and voting continued until -9 R. M. RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 23 The ballots were counted and the result of the same was declared in the respective precincts. The returns of votes cast in Precincts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 14 were duly recorded in the record books of said precincts, and the ballet sheets and records were de- livered to the Board of Registrars who proceeded to can- vass the same with the following result, which was de- clared by the Town Clerk. The following persons indicated by (*) were elected and were sworn to the faithful performance of their duties by Town Clerk, 'Alm. P. McGuire. Total Vote Cast; 10,348 SELECTMEN, MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE, SURVEYOR OF HIGHWAYS AND APPRAISER— For Three: Years Precincts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total Edward D, Holland ............ 509 512 337 225 450 310 319 1609 292 423 3985 *Charles F. Shaw 606 723 654 828 584 701 777 430 390 473 6166 Blanks ........ .. ...... 29 25 5 20 25 16 16 32 7 22 197 310DERATOR• F,or One Year *Edward P. .Farber ...... ... 443 565 615 783 493 647 695 300 325 376 5242 John M."Russell.... 647 656 371 280 550 367 400 742 338 523 4874 Blanks ................... 54 30 10 10 16 13 17 28 26 19 232 TREASURER—For One Year *Harry W. Brigham ............ 875 1030 904 997 864 938 976 824 567 755 8740 Blanks .................. 269 230 92 76 195 89 136 236 122 163 1608 COLLECTOR OF TAXES—For One Year *Frederick J. Colby ................ 897 1032 902 998 880 949 971 846 572 769 8816 Scattering ............ 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Blanks .................. 247 228 94 75 177 78 141 224 117 149 1530 AUDITOR--For Ore Year *William W. orcross, Jr. .... 842 1013 882 9889 851 938 946 821 545 729 8555 Blanks .................. 302 247 114 85 208 89 166 249 144 189 1193 ASSESSOR OF TAXES—For Three Years *Edward A. Bates 753 800 394 270 535 360 4E11 762 356 539 5180 Ronald M. Stone.. 338 432 592 793 505 651. 677 271 306 349 4914 Bunks .................. 53 28 10 10 19 16 24 37 27 30 254 24 WATERTOWN TO IN REPORT SCHOOL COMMITTEPFor Three Years Precincts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total Charles F. J. Harringtan .....— 614 627 365 260 628 389 397 718 350 524 4772 'Carl G. A. Jahiison ____ dIG 516 604 805 487 639 676 281 300 355 5078 John J. Kennedy.. 619 692 353 239 544 342 3.94 736 347 513 47'19 *Agnes G. Page .. 447 508 597 790 477 615 662 269 200 241 5009 Blanks .................. 192 177 73 52 82 70 95 136 81 103 1061 LIBRARY TRUSTEES—For Three Years. *Ruth H. Farber .. 452 567 611 794 492 657 705 292 329 368 5267 $Sylvester M. Loring .............. 369 466 596 M 485 644 681 264 303 856 4966 Henry L. Morley.. 572 622 344 229 628 327 355 689 319 492 4477 Alice D. Sullivan 672 684 363 250 518 331 356 735 327 493 4759 Blanks .................... 223 181 78 81 95 95 97 160 100 127 1237 BOARD OF HEALTH—For Three Years *Guy C. Pesce .... 585 638 651 848 545 699 768 352 399 453 5938 Edward M. Quinn 505 570 326 210 490 311 313 666 274 483 4098 Blanks .................. 54 52 19 15 24 17 31 52 16 32 312 PARK COMMISSIONER—rior Three Years *Norman D, MacKay ............ 372 501 619 820 504 086 692 284 314 363 6155 William k Regau .............. 670 705 354 229 516 328 385 737 354 516 4794 Blanks .................. 102 54 23 24 39 13 35 0 21 39 399 WATER COMMIS SIONER—P or Three Years *Arthur I. Davis.. 438 659 616 818 493 685 699 273 309 355 5245 Ralph W- Kearns 610 635 354 238 529 3213 378 751 348 525 4694 Blanks ............... 96 66 26 17 37 16 35 46 32 38 409 TREE WARDEN—For One Year -'John C. Ford .... 886 1046 885 965 911 918 953 897 566 782 8809 Blanks ................ 258 214 111 108 148 109 159 173 123 136 1539 CONSTABLES—For One Year *Waldo P. Emerson ............ 436 599 657 848 538 699 721 345 358 411 5612 *James L. Haddie 697 843 784 1101 766 852 839 729 494 623 751E ;Frank L. Maguire ....... 766 881 786 913 810 847 842 797 487 674 7803 Albert Valentino .. 644 629 278 199 442 286 358 568 299 421 4124 Blanks ................ 889 828 483 358 621 297 576 771 439 625 5987 Alexander PLANNING BOARD—For Three Years Astorian ............ 616 660 29.9 388 435 271 3115 608 303 405 4099 Elias A. Perkins 637 651 342 265 529 871 420 713 353 51.4 4795 "Ernest M. Small 353 452 613 821 508 698 6.98 297 306 370 5111 Massis N_ Tornassian ........ 366 492 572 766 455 593 614 245 276 310 4679 Blanks ................ 317 275 166 106 191 126 177 277 140 237 2012 RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 25 TOWN MEETING MEMBERS PRECINCT ONE Three Year Term—Vote for Nine *Anne, Louis 110 Templeton Parkway 359 Marker, Forrest W. 23 Woodleigh Road 203 Clark, Charles E. 15 Bostonia Avenue 2 02 *Cohen, Dexter S. 30 Kiniball Road 268 Crupi, Dominick 11 Keith Street 206 Crupi, Joseph R. 11 Keith Street 200 Crupi, Salvatore 11 Keith Street 06 *Curran, .Palm J. 826 Mt. Auburn Street 408 Callinaro, Americo 38 Crawford Street `?44 Gaqi, Andrew S. G. 12 Mel,endy Avenue 58 *Hartung, Paul G. 27 Maplewood Street 290 Johansen, Hjalmar 42 Maplewood Street 154 Levine, Bernard 1. 38 Brimmer Street 1.31 Lexander, Geor e A, 12 Woodleigh Road 101 Lincoln, Ralph . 106 Belmont Street 204 11Iax'ueci, Joseph 49 Cottage Street 1+67 *1�fcCartny, Wallace E. 32 Melendy Avenue 293 Mercurio, Salvatore 26 Norseman Avenue 201 *51urphyr, "William D. 02 Prentiss Street 368 Natale, Alfred 41 Berkeley Street 230 *Powers, Michael J. 29 Brimmer Street 282 Pugliese, Guido 805 'Mt. Auburn Street 228 Riordan, Helen E. 81 Kimball Road 219 Smith, James B. 68 Tonwli oji Parkway 241 Stanley, Henry* 58 Elton venue 134 Stanley, N azaret 58 I",Iton vernue 101 *Toscano, kntonio 23 Brimmer ,Street 267 "Vahey, Josepl S. 93 hillside Road 317 Wallace, John F. 1.61 Hillside Road 237 Wolfe, John 0. 26 Maplewood Street 149 Zaino, Albert 51 Crawford Street 195 Seatterin6, 1 Blanks, 3404 One. Year "berm (To fill vacancies) ,Term expires 1936 "Piantedosi, Dick 47 Crawford Street 3 Scattering, G Blanks 1125 PRECINCT TWO Three Year Tern--Vote for Nine Aerberian, Diran 129 Nichols Avenue 385 *Burns, Patrick R. 571 Mt. Auburn Street 479 Busconi, Henry 12 Oliver Roars 306 Plusconi, Joseph 40 uimby Street 269 *Clifford, Timothy 36 osmer Street 427 :Coffey, Julia 7 Dexter Avenue 492 *Driscoll, John 86 Spruce Street 483 Duffy, Peter H. .-5 Arthur Terrace 40 *Ford, Anna 182 School Street 494 Gregory*, G. ,John 69 Putnam Street 317 Gullason, Roland S. 55 Hazel Street 166 26 W ATER'1°OWN TOWN REPORT Hagopian, Kamp H. 37 Melendy Avenue 295 Kavalgian, Aram 553 Mt Auburn Street 257 =*Kenney, John J. 99 Boylston Street 597 'McLaughlin, James 85 Hosmer Street 411 Musserian, Dezran. 72 Dexter Avenue 280 Natale, Joseph 26 Putnam Street 305 *Oates, Edward A. 37 Hazel Street 660 Pane, Philip 61 Laurel Street 300 Riccio, Alfred T. 227 Boylston Street 269 *Sullivan, M. Frank 29 Dartmouth Street 522 Vincent, George F. 95 Boylston Street 365 Scattering, I B lank s, 2867 Two Year Terra (To till vacancy) Term expires 1937 *Ryan, Alice 39 Hazel Street 80, Blanks, 458 PRECINCT THREE Three Year Terni—'Mote for Nine *Hell, William 17 Appleton Street 580 ¢Bufrum, Erving N. 33 Hillside Road 562 Hansbe"y, Frederick J. 61Carver Road 326 'Hedlund, Oscar F. 183 Maplewood Street 519 Hennessy, Edward F. 114 Hillside Road 318 *Howard, Herbert W. 20 Carver Road, East 551 111azone, Aloris 12 Irma Avenue 1110 McCree, John 15 Adams Avenue 358 'Melanson, Ernest J. 2 Upland Road 392 Mulvahill, Thomas J. 86 Langdohn Avenue 343 "'Page, Rodney Q 366 School Street 561 Partridge, Albert L. 54 Langdon Avenue 471 'Peterson. Hadar 21 Carver Road, East 374 ,Shea, Edna 14 Irma Avenue 230 *Tyler Earle S. 1+64 Maplewood Street 514 Wheelack, Joseph A. 41 Rangeley Road 291 Wilkins, Arthur D. 35 Lloyd Rand 287 Wilkins, Marie A. 35 Lloyd Rva (l 213 Blanks 1974 Two Year Term (To fill vacancy) Term expires 1937 *Campbell, Percy C. 330 School Street 776 Blanks 220 One Year Term (To Till vacancy) Terra expires 1936 *Jones, William H. 181 Maplewood Street 773 Blanks, 223 PRECINCT FOUR Three Year Term Vote for Nine *Colby, Luli+e E. 86 Bailey Road 718 *Cooc , Lester 99 Robbins Road 691 Dealtr , Clarence W. 51 Garfield Street 539 *Fay, Allen M. 42 Bailee Road 799 *Gray, Frank A. 20 Lincoln Street 571 RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 27 *Hale, Frederik F. 69 Bailey Road 684 *Johnson, Carl G. A, 136 Barnard Avenue 763 Kennett, Russell B. 128 Barnard Avenue 493 Liljabolm, Sydney 40 Garfield Street 223 Patey, George '4'G'. 61 Walnut Street 221 *Richardson, Ray V, 25 Robbins Road 585 "Small, Ernest M. 42 Walnut Street 562 ,-Stone, Walter C. 19 Stoneleigh Road 792 Tomassian, Massis N. 71 Spruce Street 401 Blanks, 1725 Two Year Term (To fill vacancy) Terra expires 1937 Gavin, Andrew 25 *G rawer, James G. 71 Blanks, 121 One Year Term (To fill vacancy) Term expires 1936 *Emery, Frank D. 9 Franklin Street 806 *Stone, Ronald 11",[. 100 Russell Avenue! 893 Blanks, 447 PRECINCT FIVE Three Year Term—Vote for Nine "Bacon, Edward K. 16 Royal Street 506 Berquist, John H. 197 Arsenal Street 405 *Chase, Charles 4, 6 Patten Street 476 *-Colligun, Charles P. to Roval Street 499 *C4llins, John A. 43 Paul Street 510 Flanagan, Dennis P. 21 Fifield Street 826 Gaff nev, George J. 17 -Bay Street 375 *Gregg, Walter H. 12 Riverside Street 482 Hanley, Thomas 95 Irving Street 409 Kelley, James 1%1. 26 Frank Street 387 1�.it�chla, Albert 41 Frank Street 330 151acGregor, William C. 14 Priest Road 314 *Madden, James P. G4 North Beacom Street 504 .Morley, Edward F. 17 Patten Street 228 *Morley, Henry L. 115 North Beacon Street 411 Morris, Griffith E. 41 Irving Street 383 "Norbury, Albert E. rail '!'aul Street 424 Piantedosi Angelo 74 Riverside Street 116 Sanger, A.fice E. €3 Fifield Street 348 ''Whitney, Charles. A. 15 Fifield Street 413 Blanks, 1585 One Year Terra (To fill vacancy) Term expires 1937 *Collins, Ravenel L. 70 Be+echs ood Avenue 510 31agou Mora L. 54 Perluossette Street 288 Scattering, 1 Blanks, 260 PRECINCT SIX Three Year Term—Vote far Nine *Bell, Frederick 20 Fitchburg Street 68D *Brown, Charles Jewell 211 Orchard Street 717 *Craig, John F. 37 Lowell Avenue 504 28 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Ca nwley Charles B. F. 111 Poplar Street 332 *Geary, John J. .17 Bradford Road 462 "Hall, Sidney TS'U". 1.4 Carroll Street 636 Harrington, Charles F, J. 9 Fairview Avenue 404 Holmes, William M. 18 .Fuller Road 414 Jellison, Harold M. 79 Orchard Street 316 *Johnson, Grace E. 162 Common Street 581 'Packard, Gardner F. 148 Lovell Road 698 Scott, Ernest D. 31 Channiii g Road 424 "a.ngussu, Sebastian 92 Bellevue Road 159 Webb, John C. 87 Yo lar Street 415 White, George H. 59 Wilson Avenue 579 *Wright, Donald D. 27 faller Road 564 Blanks,, 1458 PRECINCT SEVEN Three Year Term.—Vote for Nine *Blazo, Harold B. 68 Marshall Street 025 'Brink, Virgil C. 131 Marsliall Street 533 Cerqua, Nello 89 Winter Street 198 Corcoran, Mary C. 14 Palfrey Street 377 Coughlin, Jeremiah J. 14 Summer Street 256 Dardis, John 1-1. 2C Hawthorne Street 929 *Fancy, Raymond A. 96 Marshall Street 538 Field, Robert F. 104 Church Street 366 Foley, Augustine A. 66 Spring Street 295 Gray, Lewis A. 66 Katherine Read 882 *Howard ferry B. 46 (Catherine Road 458 *14unt, Kamer F. 42 Oliver Street 580 ''Hyde, Joseph 66 Marshall Street 465 *Johnson, Andrew T. 59 Palfrey Street 425 Krancer, Eleanor 83 Palfrey .Street 198 *McGla flin, B. Fay 36 (Catherine Road 662 Pa palia, Ray 191 Summer Street 224 Savage, Frances M, 142 Palfrey Street 339 Shutt, George 211 Palfrey Street 251 *Tufts, John F. 137 Alarshall Street 663 Blanks, 1915 PRECINCT EIGHT Three Year Term--Vote for Nine Burke, Lawrence 78 Chestnut Street 527 Burns, Joseph A. 25 Pleasant Street 281 *Cahill, Patrick D. 49 1-1yrtle Street 554 Callahan, Dennis C. 39 Water Street 377 `'CliflDrd, Daniel J. 22 Myrtle Street 513 Coleman, George W. 28 Green Street 365 `Collins, Charles E. lb 7 Calm Street 447 Corbett, William 26 Morse Street 317 *Ceurtncv, David R. 220 Main Street 419 'Lyons, Sohn F. 48 Maple Street 459 3LCarthy, Walter 48 Cuba :street 267 McDonnell, Robert J. 19 California Park 287 *Monahan, George T-1, 10 Union Street 419 Monahan, Jahn P. 5 1-Tyrtle Street 339 Quinn, Edward M. 41 Cuba Street 397 °'Shields, 'William J. 81 Galen Street 484 'Walsh, Ralph 42 Capital Street 433 Blanks, `?64 G RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 29 Two Year Term (To fill vacancy) Term expires 1937 Dyer. 'Edward E. 62 Capital Street 254 *Walsh, Lea F. 63 Union Street 577 I31a�tks, 233 One Year Term (To fill vacancy) Term expires 1936 *Casey, Miebael F. 83 Pleasant Street 672 �'Iiearns, Ralph W. 97 Galen Street 766 Blanks, 712 PRECINCT NINE Three Year Term—Vote for Nine *A ms. Verna B. 18 f ffrington Street 301 Carbone, Giovanni 26 Gertrude Street 230 *Carroll, Joseph L. 3 Whitney Street 355 Carta, Roger 19 James Street 182 *Cant€bar, Charles H. 5 Highland .Avenue 280 Christofferson, Curl A. 3-A Hilltop Road 209 Cornetta, Antonio 151 ,Sycamore Street 214 Delaney, Cornelius P, 9 Highland Avenue 257 *OeLaney, John C. 07 Belmont Street 301 *Eraser, Angus 240 Sycamore Street 279 *-McDonald, .Michael A. 177 Sycamore Street 274 Mosman, Chase P. 127 Highland Avenue 229 Norton, Clinton L. 6 Hilltop Read 260 *O'Connell, James J. +26 Westminster Avenue 299 *O'Connell, Patrick H. 26 Westrainster Avenue 276 "Owen 'Leonard 254 Sycamore Street 371 ]31ar,ke, 1834 Two Year Term (To fill vacancy) Term expires 1937 Lagerblade, Chester B, 4-A Hilltop Road 128 :'Swranson, Roy 13. 361 Orchard Street 344 Blanks, 217 One Year Terra (To fill two vacancies) Terra expires 193E Scattering, 25 Blanks, 1353 PRECINCT TEN Three Year Term—Vote for Nine *Allen, Henry 33 Olcott Street 460 Eau, Wesley H, 2 Buick Street 1.89 *Carroll, Joseph H. 50 Copeland Street 478 Corr, Joseph II, 237 Pleasant Street 160 *Dale, George 13_ 654 Main Sta-eet 429 *Donnelly, Lawrence 32 Olney Street. 395 Ellis, Gorge i11 97A Olvott Street 272 *Fitzgerald, David E. 34 01cott Street 449 *Harrirgton, Michael J. 37 Gilbert Street 4310 Hayes, Jahn J., Jr. 467 Main Street 274 Hewitt, William S. 649 Main Street 816 ITUll, Ruth N. 47 Emerson Road 283 Hunt, Harold 1. 35 Emerson Road 305 So WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT *Kelly, Riehard bfi r Main 'Street 390 Lindahl, .Fred E. 20 Prescott Street 30a MacRen, Clarence W. 19 Rutland Street 311 *O'Brien, Richard J. 583 Main Street 333 *Reid, Martin J. 23 Chapman Street 395 Rosati, Sal}ato 96 Eighland Avenue 108 Blanks, 1985 TOWN MEETLNG AlEMBERS 13Y VIRTUE OF THEIR OFFICES Selectmen James H. Sheridan Maurice H. O'Connell Charles F. Shag Town Clerk Wn'l, I'. McGuire Treasurer Harry W. Brigham Collector of Taxes Frederick J. Colby Auditor WM. W. Norcross, Jr. Moderator Edivard P. Furber Town Counsel *John M. Russell Tree Warden John C. Ford Chairman, School Committee Harrie E. 'Waite Chairrnazi, Board of Health Dr. Eugene F. Gorman Chairman, Park Commissioners Winthrop G. Rockwell Chairman, Playgraund Commissioners Arthur C. Fagan *Appointed by Selectincnn on May 3, 1935, to fill vacancy of Francis J. McNamara who ;vent to Washington to serve in De- partment of Justice, RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 31 Chairman, water Commis,sinners Arthur C. Faun Chairman, Planning board Ronald M. Stone Chairman, Library 'Trustees Rath H. Furber Representatives in General Court Leo P. Landry John A. Alurray Chairman, $aard of Assessurs Edward F. Wright Finance Committee John A. Colbert 14 Appleton Terrace Wilfred J. Paquet 95 Spruce Street Robert S. l uinby-, M. D. 361 Schaal Street William G. Grundy 29 Carver Read Names T. Phelan 103 Chapman Street Edward C, 'Webster 124 Marshall Street Thomas E, Doyle 76 Hillside Road Frederick D. Shaw 46 Oliver Street Arthur B. Jones 29 Carroll Street Felix A. Leonard 30 Brimmer Street Daniel J. Murphy 35 Channing Road Anthony- Julian 11 Carlton 'Terrace Edward C. Hall 65 Alt, Auburn Street Edmund P. Hickey 141 Westminster Avenue Frank S. Broadhurst 123 Barnard Avenue Matthew W. J. Carley 49 Evans Street Sterling R. Carrington, 11 Staneleigh Road Peter A Feinberg 93 Watertown Street Artist Papazian 49 A-lelendy Avenue Domenico B. Raimondo 805 Mt. Auburn Street Robert T. Sanford 17 Pain=iew ?venue 'ICI M. P. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. 32 WATERTOWN TOWNT REPORT ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Monday Evening, March 4, 1935 Meeting was called to order at 3:15 P. M. by Moderator P. Sarsfield Cunniff. Officers' returns on warrant were read by Town Clerk, Wm. P. McGuire. Voted. To take up Article 2. Article 2. To choose all other necessary Town Officers in such manner as the Tovrn may direct. Voted : That the Selectmen he and they are hereby authorized to appoint all Town Officers not chosen on the official ballot. Voted : That this meeting be aii d is hereby adjourned until Mondayevening, April 1, 1935, at 7 :00 P. M., to meet in the Senior High School Building, on Columbia Street, Watertown, at which time and place all business called for in the ivarrant for the Annual Town Meeting of March 4, 1935, under Articles 3 to 33 inclusive, will come before the Meeting for consideration and action. LLIAM P. McGUIRE, T6wn Clerk. Notice for Adjourned 'down Meeting, Monday Evening, April 1, 1935 Notice is hereby given the legal voters of the Town of Watertown that the Town Meeting called for Mon- day evening, March 4, 1935, at 3:15 P. M., has been. adjourned until Monday evening, April 1, 1935, at 7 :04 P. M., to meet in the Senior High School Building, on Columbia Street, in said Town of Watertown, at which time and place all business called for in the warrant for the: Annual Town Meeting of arch 4, 1935, under Article 3 t,.) 33 inclusive, will come before the meeting for consideration and action. And the legal voters of the flown of Nklatertown are hereby notified and warned to meet at the time and at the place herein specified, by posting copies of this notice in tort or more conspicuous public places in Town, twenty- RECORD OF TOWN 51EETINGS 33 four lours at least prior to the time of said meeting, and also by causing a copy of the same to be published) in a Watertown 'newspaper. Given under our hands this fourth clay of March, A. D. 1935. P. SABSFIELD C1._iNNIFF, Moderator. Clerk's Return on Notice I have posted copies of the foregoing notice in ten or more conspicuous public places in Town, at least twenty- four fours prior to the tine of said adjourned meeting, and have also caused a eopy of the .game to be published in a Watertown newspaper. Notices were mailed to the Town Meeting Members at least twenty-four hours prior to the time of said ad- journed Town Meeting of the proposed business, to be considered at the meeting. WK P. A+I+ GUIRE, Town Clerk. Notice for Adjourned Town Meeting, Wednesday Evening, April 10, 1935 Notice is hereby given the legal voters of the Town of Watertown that the Town Meeting called for Monday evening, April 1, 193-, at 7:00 P. M., has been adjourned until Wednesday evening, April 10, 1935, at 7 :30 P. M., to meet in the Senior High School Building on Columbia Street, in said Town of Watertown, at which time and place all business called for in the warrant for the An- nual Town Meeting of March 4, 1935, from Articles 1. to 33 inclusive, will come before the meeting for con- sideration and action, with the exception of Articles 1, 2, 3, 5, and 14, and such departments as have been dis- posed by votes passed in conjunction with Article 4. And the legal voters of the Town of Watertowu are hereby notified and warmed to meet at the time and at 34 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT the place herein specified, by posting copies of this notice in ten or more conspicuous public places in Town twenty- four hours at least prier to the time of said adjourned, meeting, and also bycausing a copy of the same to be published in a Watertown newspaper. Given under our hands this first day of April, A. D. 1935. EDWARD P. p'URBER, Moderator, WM. P. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. Clerk's Return on Notice I have posted copies of the foregoing notice in ten or more conspicuous public places in Town, at least twenty-four fours prior to the time of said adjourned meeting, and have also caused a copy* of the same to be published in a Watertown newspaper. Notices were mailed to the Town Meeting Members at least thventy-four fours prior to the time of saidAd- journed Meeting of the proposed business to he con- sidered at the meeting, WM. P. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. Record of Annual Adjourned Tower. Meetings, April 1 and 10, 1935 Meetings were called to order by Moderator, Edward P. Ferber, on April 1st, at 7:30 P. M., and on April 16th, at 7 :40 P. M. On April 1st; prayer was offered by Dr.. F. Xing Singiser, Pastor of the First Baptist Church. Clerk's returns on iiotic+es for Adjourned Town Meetings were read by Town Clerk, Vim. P. McGuire. Number of Town Meeting Members necessary for a quorum : 93; number present on April 1st, 261 ; on April 1 th, 1 6. The. Town Meeting Members present were sworn by Town Clerk, tam. P. McGuire, as follows "Laving been duly elected Town Meeting Members, you each of you severally, solemnly swear that you will RECORD of TOWN MEETINGS 35 perform the fluties pertaining to that office with fdelityv and impartiality, and for the but interests of the Town of Watertown, so help you, God." Vacancies in Town Meeting Membership Filled April 1st. Notice was received from the Chairman of Precinct 1 of the election of Patrick C. Deign-an, 10 Edge- cliffe Road, to fill one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1936, caused by removal of Edward T. Cousineau, from the precinct. April 10th. Notice was received from the Chairman of Precinct 2 of the election of Peter H. Duffy, 5 Arthur Terrace, to fill one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1937, caused by resignation of Katherine L. Fairbanks, 44 Spruce Street; Mr. Duffy to serve until Town Election of March 1936. April 1st. Notice was received from the Chaimnan of Precinct 4 of the election of Clarence W. Dealtzy, 51 Garfield Street, to fill one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1936, caused by the election of Ronald M. Stone as Chairman of the Planning Board, being thereby ex ofhcio, a Town Meeting Member. April 1st. Notice was received from the Chairman of Precinct 7 of the election of August R, H. Hanson, 43 Marion Road, to fill one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1936, caused by election of Edward F. Wright as Chairman of Assessors, being thereby ex officio, a Town Meeting Member. April 1st. Notice was received froin the CLairma.n of Precinct 10 of the election of Patrick A. Menton, 669 Main Street, to fill one (1) vacancy in term expiring in 1937, caused by the election of Arthur C. Fagan, as Chairman of Water Commissioners, being thereby ex ofl"rcio, a Town Meeting Member, Mr. Menton to serve until the Town Election of March 1936. April 1st. Article 3. To hear the reports of the Town Officers as printed, and to hear the report of any com- mittee heretofore appointed, and act thereon. 36 WATERTO N TOWN REPORT Voted : That the reports of the Town Officers as printed in the Town Report for the year 1934 be and they are hereby accepted. Voted: That the Finance Committee Report be t2lken up and acted upon in order, and action on all special articles be postponed until after the regular budget has been completed. April Ist. Article 4. To grant such sums of money as may be thought necessary for the uses and expenses of the Town for the ensuing year, .direct how the same shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. Voted: That all items in the Finance Committee Re- port be voted upon separately. Official Record of Appimpriations Voted at Adjourned- Town Meetings, April Ist and 10th, 1935 April 1 General Administration ($79,289.00) Moderator .................................................... $100. 0 Selectmen's DepartmeIlt: Selectmen's Salaries ................................ 1,500.00 Salary of Clerk ........................................ 500.00 isceIlaneous ............................................ 900.00 Auditor's Department: Auditor's Salary ...................................... 3,800.00 Salary of Clerk ........................................ 11150.00�f}. 11f�11(�r Contingencies ........................................... 50-00 Treasurer's Department: Treasurer's SaIary .................................. 3,500.00 Salary of Clerk ........................................ 1,150.00 Contingencies ...................................... L500.00 New Typewriter ........................................ 100.00 Tax ''pule Foreclostires ............................ 3,000.00 Collector's Department (See Article 9) Collector~'s Salary .................................... 3,300.00 Salary, Ist Clerk ...................................... 1,400.00 Salary, 2nd Clerk .................................... 1,050.00 RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 37 Salary, 3rd Clerk .................................... 950.00 Contingencies ............................................ 1,200.00 Tax Sale Advertising .............................. 1,200.00 Recording Deeds ...................................... 1,500.00 .Assessors' Department: Assessors' Salaries .................................... 4,100.00 Clerks' Salaries ...................................... 4,730.00 Contingencies .......................................... 3,000.0.0 Board of Tax Appeals ............................ 250.00 Finance Committee .. ....... ........................... 1,800.00 Legal Services: Salary of Town Counsel ................... 2,000.00 Contingencies .......................................... 500.00 Town Clerk's Department: Town Clerk's Salary ................................ 3,500.00 Salary, ist Clerk ...................................... 1,350.00 Salary, 2nd Clerk .................................... 1,300.00 Salary, 3rd Clerk ..................................... 1,250.00 Contingencies ............................................ 1,000.00 Engineering Department: SaIaries .................................................... 13,400.00 Contingencies .......................................... 1,200.00 New Beach Wagon ................................ 760.00 Election Expense .......................................... 9,200.00 Registrars of Voters: Salary of 4 men at $100, each ................ 400.00 Printing Voting Lists .... .. ...... ... ...... ...... 300.00 Town Hall: Salary of Janitor ...................................... 1,600.00 Labor ........................................................ 1,400.00 Telephone Operator ..... . ........................ 1,��07}41�{10.��[0 Fuel ......,.................................................... 1,604J.00 Light ........................................................ 1,000.00 Contingent ................................................ 600.00 Planning Board ............................................ 100.00 38 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Protection of Persons and Property ( 260,960.87) Police Department: Salaries Chief ........................................................ 3,200.00 Lieutenants (3) ...................................... 7,800-00 Sergeants (4) .......................................... 9,800.00 Patrolmen (37) ...................................... 81,341.40 Mechanician to April 1st ........................ 76-61 Special Police .......................................... 1,000.00 Janitor and Wagonman ............................. 1,825.00 Clerk and Wagonman ............................ 1,825.00 Contingencies ............................................ 5,000.00 Teletype .................................................... 600.00 New Autos ................................................ 800.00 Broadcasting Fee .................................... 300.00 Fire Department: Salaries : Chief ........................................................... 3,200.00 Captains (3) .............................................. 7,800.00 Lieutenants .............................................. 9,800.00 Mechanician (1) ........................................ 2,400.00 Porananent Men (�38) ............................ 88,493.70 Call Men (2) ............................................ 310.40 Contingencies .......................................... 4,600.00 New Hose ....................... ... ..... ............. . K0.00 Inspector of Buildings Salary of Inspector ................................ 2 ,600.00 Salary of Clerk ........................................ 250.00 Contingencies .............................. 100.00 Weights and Measures- Salary of Sealex. ...................................... 1,800-00 Contingencies .......................................... 400.00 NewiCm. ......................................... .......— 650.00 Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Dept. : Salary of Superintendent ........................ 800.00 Salary,- o1 Clerk .......................,................ 475.00 Maintenance .............................................. 2,000.00 Eim Leaf Beetle,Aphis, etc....................... 750.00 RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 39 Tree Warden : Salary of Tree Warden ............................ 1,0€10.00 Salary* of Clerk ........................................ 200.00 Mahitenance ............................................ 4,000.00 NewTrees ....................,........................... 1,000.00 Poles and Wires Department: Salary of Inspector ................................ 3,200.00 Salary of Clerk ........................................ 475.00 Maintenance .._......................................... 7,767.00 Maintenance of Signal Roam ................ 865.00 Salaries, Signal Room6,257.16 Dog Officer: Salary ........................................................ 50.00 Contingent ' 50.00 Health and Sanittation ($55, 790.00) Health Department: Salary of Agent ........................................ 2,500.00 Salary of Milk Inspector ........................ 700.00 Salary of Clerk .......................................... 1,150.00 Salary of Nurses (3) ............................ V00.00 Contagious Diseases ................................ 20,000.00 BabyClinic .............................................. 440.00 Dental Clinic ..... ................... ................ 2,500.00 Contigencies ............................................ 1,300.00 Cattle Inspection: Salary of Veterinarian .......................... 600.00 Inspector of Plumbing: Salary of Inspector .................................. 2,500.00 Contingent .................................... ..... ..... 100.00 Seger Department: Construction ................ . .. . .................... 4 ,000.00 Short Extensions ......................... 2,000.00 Maintenance ............................................ 12,000.00 Drainage (repairs) .................................... 3,0€10.00 40 WATERTDWN TOWN REPORT Care and Lighting of Highways ($265,533.10) FUghway Department: Salarics : Superintendent .......................................... 3,600.00 Ist Clerk ..................................................... 1,500.00 2n€1 Clerk .................................................. 1,050-00 Office Expense ........................................... 400.00 Vacations ...................................................... 7,083.10 Construction ................................................ 25,000.0+0 Maintenance ................................................. 85,000.00 Stable Maintenance ...... . ....... ..... ............ 14,000.00 Garbage Collection .. ....... ....................... 26,500.00 Ashes and Paper ........................................ 25,500.00 Patching E. R. A. Drain, Water Ditches .. 5,000.00 Dust Laying ................................................ 5,000.00 Betterments (See A ticle 33) .................... Bridge Repairs ............................................ 1.,200.00 Plows (2) .................................................... 1.,000.00 New Trucks (fi complete new units-2 11/.) tori--2 31/2 ton-2 5 ton ................ 18,500.00 'Street Lights .............................................. 41,000.00 Sidewalks .......................■........................Y..... 41 000.00 *Appropriation increased in amount of $1,000. from original amount ap- proved by Finance Committee. Charities and Soldiers' Benefits ($248,562.14) April 1st. Infirmary Department Salary of Keeper ..................... ................... 1,000.00 General Expense ........................................ 5,2 2.14 Public Welfare Department; Salary of Agent ........................................ 2,000.00 Salary of Visitor ........................................ 1,200.00 Salary of Clerks (2) ................................ 1,800.00 Salary of Chief Clerk ................................ 1,000.00 Salary of Investigators Q ...................... 2,400.00 RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 41 Outside did ................................................ 140,000.00 Mothers' Aid .............................................. 30,000.00 Old Age Assistance Contingent .................................................. 2,000.00 Town Physician ....................................... .. . 1,700.00 StateAil ........................................................ 2,200.00 Soldiers' Relief and klilitary Aid ................ 36,000.00 Schools and Libraries ($602,738.00) School Department General Control .......................................... 14,450.00 Instruction .................................................. 459,840.00 Operation ............... ................................. 64,130.00 Maintenance ...................1........................... 4 ,000.00 Replace 34 Typewriters ............................ 1,228.00 New Equipment (to include 24 new typewriters) .......................................... 1,440.00 *Miscellaneous .......................................... 6,150.00 Evening School .... ..................................... 3,500.00 Trade and Continuation Schools ............ 1.0,000.00 Transportation .......................................... 1,600.00 Public Library: "Salaries .................................................. 25,250.00 Rooks,Periodicals and Binding ................ 6,000.00 �'**Maintenance . „ . ...................... .......... 5,150.00 Recreation ($1.0,035.00) Park Department: Salary of Superintendent ........................ 500.00 Maintenance ............................................... 2,500.00 Victory Field .............................................. 2,000.00 Tennis Courts ............................................ 700.00 Power Mower ............................................ 235.00 Playground Department,. Salaries .................................................. ... 2,200.00 Maintenance .............................................. 1,500.00 New Equipment ...................................... 400.00 42 W ATER.TOWN TOWN REPORT Public Enterprises 048,836.00) Water Department Salaries: Superintendent .......................................... 3,200.00 First Clerk ....................a........................... 1,300.00 Second Clerk .............................................. 1,036.00 ""Maintenance ............... 40,000.00 Office Expense .. ....... . ......... . ...... .......... 2FOOO.00 ::***zVacations ............................. 1,300.00 Cemeteries ($1.0,600.00) Cemetery Department: Salary of Superintendent ........................ 2,000.00 Labor ....... .. ............................................... 8,000.00 Contingent ................................................ 600.00 *Appropriation increased in amount of $375.00 from original amount approved by Finance Committee. "Motion to increase 'Salaries from $25,250. to $25,700. defeated, 86-131. "'Motion. to reconsider Library Appropriation de- feated by vote of 83-111. ****1r1ution to increase Maintenance Account from $40 000. to $55,113.95, defeated by vote of 82 in the affirmative and 131 in the negative. Motion to increase Maintenance .Account from $40,000. to 346,613.90, defeated. ***'*Motion to increase Water Department Vacations Account from $1,800. to $1,379. defeated. Public Debt and Interest ( 309,iO4.00) Town Debt (See Article 5) -------------------------- *229,500.00 Interaest .......................................................... 80,000.00 *$9,500. of said sum not to be assessed on polls and es- tates; to be paid out of money to be received from P. W. A. for grant in connection with P. W. A. Project No. 7580 —Construction of Streets. April 10tb. RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 43 Unclassified ( 112,396.31) Pensions .......................................................... 16,050.00 Memorial Day (See Article 10) .................. 1,[1Fy00.Qry 10 Insurance ...........................A�.........................• 13,2 r /.5 V Workmen's Compensation ............................ 5,000.00 Printing Town Reports ................................ 1,206.00 Contingent ..................................................... 1,.500.00 Reserve Fund ................................................. 10,000.00 Unpaid Rills ........................... .. ................... 1,223.2+6 {County T. R. Assessment iSee Article 8).... 20,099.55 Yleadquarters for Veterans Foreign Wars (See Article 11) ........................................ 1,080.00 Headquarters for Disabled American Vet- erans (See Article 12) .............................. 360.00 Annuities (See Article 18) .......................... LOOM Phillips-Francis School Plans (See Article 20) ............................................................... 1,000.00 Senior High School Furnishings (See Ar- ticle 22) ........ , ........................................... 1.2,000.00 Public Library Furnishings (See Article 23) .............................................................. 2,000 00 Emergency Relief Administration {See Article 30) ................................................. 25,000.00 1,994,740.42 Voted: That the sum of one million, nine hundred ninety-four thousand, seven hundred forty dollars and forty-two cents. ($1,994,740.42) he and is hereby assessed on the polls and estates for the current year. April Ist. Article . To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the necessary sum of money to pay that por- tion of the Town debt which matures on or previous to January 1, 1936, direct how the money shall he raised, or take any .action relating thereto. Action taken in conjunction with Article 4. 'doted: That the Burn of tvo hundred twenty-nine thousand, five hundred dollars ($229,500) be and is here- 44 WATERTOWNI TOWN REPORT by appropriated to pay that portion of the Town Debt which matures .during the year 1935. Ninety-five hundred dollars ( 9,500.) of said slim to be paid out of money to be received from the Public Works administration for a grant in connection with P. W. A. Project No. 7550, Con- struction of Streets. April 10. Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipa- tion of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 17 193.5, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable Within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 1.7, Chapter 44, General Laws. Voted. That the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and is hereby authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year begining January 1, 1935, and to issue any note or motes therefore, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year, in accordance with Sec- tion 17, Chapter 44, General Laws, or acts I in amendment -thereof. April 19. Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Select- men, to refund any or all of the revenue notes issued in anticipation of the revenue of the year 1934, in accord- ance with the provisions of Section 17 of Chapter 44 of the General Laws; any debt so incurred to be paid from the revenue of 1934. Voted That the Treasurer be and is hereby author- ized, with the approval of the Selectmen, to refund any or all of the revenue notes issued in anticipation of the rev- enue of the year 1934, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 of Chapter 44 of the General Laws; any debt so incurred to be paid from the revenue of 1934. April 10. Article S. To see if the Town will appro- priate a. surd sufficient to pay the County of Middlesex as RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 45 xequired by law on account of assessments levied on the town for its share of the principal of the Middlesex. Coun- ty Tuberculosis Hospital Funding Loan, Acts of 1932, bonds maturing in 1935, issued incompliance with Chap- ter 10, Acts of 1932, .also for any other indebtedness in- curred and outstanding under said Chapter 10,also for the town's share of the cost and interest on said bonds due in 1935, also for the care, maintenance, and repair of said hospital for 1934, and inclining interest on temporary notes issued therefor in accordance with sections of Chapter III of the General Laws applicable thereto, and for all other expenses in connection therewith, determine how the money shall be raised, or in any way act thereon. Voted; That the sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000) this being the town's share of the principal of the Middle- sex County 'f'uubexculosis Hospital Funding Loan, Acts of 1932, Fonds maturing in 1935, be and the same is hereby appropriated, and that a further sum of three thousand, one hundred eighty-seven dollaars and fifty cents ($3,137. 50) be and is hereby appropriated on account of interest and other charges on account thereof. That a further sum of six thousand, nine hundred twelve dollars and five cents ($6,912.05) be and hereby_ is appropriated for the town's share of the net cost of care, maintenance, and repairs of the Middlesex County hospital, including interest on temporary notes issued therefor, in accordance with sec- tions of Chapter 111 of the General Laws applicable thereto. April 10. Article 9. To see what method the Towax will vote to adopt for the collection of taxes for the year 1935, and to fix the compensation of the Collector, or take any action relating thereto, Action taken in conjunction with article 4. Voted: That the same method for the collection of taxes be and is hereby adopted as was pursued last year, and bills for taxes shall be sent out and interest shall be charged as provided by General Laws, Tercentenary Edi- tion, Chapter 59, Section .57, and acts in amendment 46 WATERT+CWN TOWN REPORT thereof. (For Appropriations, see Schedule, Collector'& Department.) April 10. Article 10. To see if the Town will appro- priate a sum of money for the rent of the Grand Army Ball, care of the grounds around the Soldiers' IMonument and to defray the expenses of decorating the graves of deceased soldiers on the next Memorial Day, and authorize Isane B. Patten Post No. 81, G. .A. R., and Watertown Past No. 99, The American Legion, to expend the same, direct hour the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. Action taken in conjunction with Article 4. Voted: That the sum of eleven hunched dollars ($1,1.00.) be and is hereby appropriated for the rent of the Grand Army Ball, care of the grounds around the. Sol- diers' Monument, and to defray the expenses of decorat- ing the graves of deceased soldiers on the next Memorial Day, one thousand dollars ($1,040.) to he expended under the 'direction of Isaac B. Patten Post No. 81, G. A. R., and one hundred dollars ( 100) to be expended under the direction of Watertown Post No. 99, The American Legion. April 10. Article 11, To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a, sum of money to pay the cast of providing suitable headquarters for Burnh{rm-Manning Past No. 1105, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, direct hour the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Burnham-Manning Post No_ 1105, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States.) Action taken in conjunction with Article 4. Voted: That the sum of one thousand :and eighty dol- lars ($1,080.) be and is hereby appropriated for rent of headquarters for Burnham-Manning Post No. 1.105, Vet- erans of Foreign Wars of the United States, to be ex- pended under the direction of the Selectmen. April 10. A•r~bile 12. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a seam of money to pay the cost of providing suitable headquarters for Watertown Chapter No. 14, RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 47 Disabled American Veterans of the World War,direct how the money .shall be raisers, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Watertown Chapter No. _14, Dis- abled American Veterans of the World War.) Action taken in conjunction with Article 4. Voted: That the sum of three hundred and sixty dol- lars ( 360.) he and is hereby appropriated for rent of headquarters for Watertown Chapter 14, Disabled Ameri- an Veterans of the World War, this money to be ex- pended under the direction of the Selectmen. Apr d 10. Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to ,appropriate the sum of twelve hundred dollars ($1,200) for a heating system for the World War Memorial Build- ing, 215 Mount Auburn Street, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating therto. (Request of Watertown Post No. 99, The American Legion.) Indefinitely postponed. April 1. Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to appoint one (1) additional pa- trolman, in -accordarrce with the provisions of Chapter 202 of the Acts of 1912, and the amendments thereto, or take any action relating thereto. Indefinitely postponed. April 10. Article 15. To see if the Town will vote to accept Chapter 31 of the General Lags known as Civil erviee Laws, or take any action relating thereto. Indefinitely postponed. April 10. Article 16. To see if the Toren will give permission to the Kehillath Israel Cemetery Corporation, pursuant to the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 114, Section 34, to use for burial the following described land, formerly owned by the Waltham Country Club and con- sisting of approximately twenty-six (26) acres of land and bounded: northerly by Waltham Street; easterly by ,Stanley Avenue; southerly by land of Noyes Buick Com- pany and others, and westerly by the boundary line of the City of Waltham. Said parcel is shown on the Assessor's Plan as being Lot B, Blocks 6 and 7, Section 3; or take any 48 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT action relating thereto. (Request of Dexter S. Cohen and others.) Postponed to a later Town Meeting . AVril 10. Article 17. To see if the Town will vote to accept the provisions of Chapter 136, Sections 21 to 25 inclusive, of General Laws, Tercentenary Edition, relative to certain sports and games permitted on the Lord's Day, or tale any action relating thereto. 99 in the affirmative, 53 in the negative. Voted To accept the provisions of Chapter 136, Sec- tions 21 to 25 inclusive, of General Laws, Tercentenary Edition, relative to certain sports and games permitted on the Lord's Day. April 10. Article 18, To see if the 'Town will vote to appropriate the sum of fifteen hundred dollars ($1.,500.) for annuities to be paid the dependents of two deceased firemen, as provided by Chapter 340 of the Acts of 1933, direct how the money sliall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. Action taken in conjunction with Article 4. Voted: That the sure of fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500) be and is hereby appropriated to pay the amount due for the year 1935 for annuities to the dependents of Gilbert Nichols and Willard B. Streeter, deceased former members of the Fire Department, and that s-eid surn shall he payable in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 340 of the Acts of 1933. April 10. Artic&e 19. To see if the Town Nvill vote to authorize the Selectmen to enter into an agreement with the Boston and Maine Railroad corporation for the lease of land in the rear of the Roston and Maine RailroadSta- tion, between 'Spring and Church Streets, for a public parking space, appropriate the necessary sum of money to pay the cast of construction, thereon, direct how the money shall he provided, or take any action relating thereto. Indefinitely postponed. RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 49 Air it 10. Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the School Committee to study the site and secure plans for a new building at the Phillips-Francis School District, and appropriate the suer of one thousand dollars ($1,000.) for the purpose of secuYing preliminary plans therefor, or tale any action relating thereto. (Re- quest of School Committee.) Voted : That a committee of seven be appointed by the Moderator to study the needs and requirements of a. new school building to replace the present old Phillips School building, and that the sum of one thousand dollars ( 1,000) be and is hereby appropriated to be expended under the direction of the committee, for the purpose of preparing plans and sketches, to be submitted at a later Town Meeting. On the appropriation of one thousand dollars ($1,000) 112 voted in the affirmative and 80 in the negative. Committee of seven appointed by Moderator Furber on May 6, 193.5, under ,Article 20: Eric B. Johnson, 87 Barnard: Avenue Eleanor Krancer (Mrs. J. J.), 83 Palfrey Street Thomas Al. Dowell, 14 Bartlett Street Charles F. J.Harrington, 9 Fairview Avenue Carl C. A. Johnson, 136 Barnard Avenue Harold B. Blazo, 08 Marshall Street Henry W. Gibson, 14 Avon. Road April 10. Article 21. To see if the Town will appro- priate the sum of twelve hundred dollars ($1,200) for the purpose of making the alterations made necessary by the new addition to the Senior High School, direct how the money shall be raised., or take any action relating thereto. (Request of School Committee.) Motion to appropriate the sum of twelve hundred dol- lars ($1,200) for Senior High School Alterations, lost--G( voting in the affirmative and 98 in the negative. April 10. Article 22. To see if the Town will appro- priate the necessary sum of money for furnishing and equipping the addition to the Senior High School, direct 50 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of High School Addition Building Com- mitee.) .Motion to appropriate the sum of twenty t.hausar).4 dol- lars ($20,060) referred to a later Town Meeting. Later in the evening: Reconsideration of the foregoing motion. Voted : That the sum of twelve thousand dollars ($12,- 000.) be and is hereby appropriated for furnishing and equipping the addition to the Senior High School, the same to be expended under the direction of the School Committee. April 10. Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the necessary sum of money to pay the cost of furnishings and equipment for the addition to the Main Street Public Library, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Committee on Addition to Main Street Public Library.) Voted: That the sum of two thousand dollars ($2,000) be and is hereby appropriated to pay the cost of farnish- ings and equipment for the addition to the Main Street Public Library. April 10. Article 24. To see if the Town will vote to direct the Selectmen to acquire by purchase, or by the exercise of the right of eminent domain, or otherwise,for the purpose of erecting a schoolhouse thereon, the follow- ing described pieces or parcels of land, now or formerly portions of the Gavin Estate, so-called, lying between North Bencon and Arsenal Streets, east of Try ing Street, and west of Beacon Part}, containing approximately 76,450 -square feet of land, and owned by the following-named persons or others: Ida Boccadoro, Leo M. Fay, Domenico Conti, and Charles F. Donahue; appropriate the sum of forty-five thousand dollars ( 45,004) necessary to lay the cost of the same, direct how said suns of money shall he raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Committee on Riverside-Riverton School Site.) RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 51 Motion to appropriate the sum of forty-five thousand dollars ($455,000.) for purchase of land for Riverside- Riverton School site, defeated by vote of 53 in the affirm- ative, 110 in the negative. Voted: That the present Committee on Riverside- Riverton School Site be continued, with authority to re- port at a later Town INTeeting in reference to this matter_ April 10. Article 25. To see if the Town will instruct the Selectmen to petition the Legislature for permission to erect a police station on Saltonstall Park, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Committee on New Police Station.) Indefinitely postponed. April 14. Article 26. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500.) to he used for preliminary plans and estimates for: a new police station, direct how the money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (Request of Committee on New Police Station.) Indefinitely postponed. April 14. Article 27. To see if the Town will vote to apppropriate the sum of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.) to pay the cost of a new municipal garage, direct how the money shall be raised, or tape any action relating thereto. Voted: That the matter of a new municipal garage be referred to a Committee of Five to be appointed by the Moderator to study the subject matter of this article, with instructions to report to s later Town Meeting. Committee of Five appointed by Moderator Edward F. Furber on 141ay G, 1935, under Article 27: David E. Fitzgerald, 34 Mott Street Maurice H. O'Connell, 20 Westminster Avenue George W. Wilson, 494 Belmont Street Edward F. Hughes, 20 Hawthorne Street Dickr an 1-1. BoyaJiari, 215 Arlington Street April 10. Ar'ticle 23. To see if the ToNvn will author- ize the Selectmen to purchase or take by right of eminent domain, the tract of land containing approximately 150,- 52 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 557 square feet of land, more or less, located on Arlington Street, for playground purposes, bounded as follows: Northerly by land now or formerly of Susan F. Brown, et al, and land now or formerly of Wilfred A. Norris, 453.77 square feet; easterly by land now or formerly of Herbert Coolidge, et al, 363.17 square feet, southerly by land now or formerly of Thomas O'Connell, and land now or formerly of Lillian P. Ellis, 409 square feet; westerly by Arlington Street, 475 square feet. Being shown on plan .of land in Watertown by Aspinwall and Lincoln, Civil En- gineers, dated November 7, 1929; appropriate a sum of money not in excess of ten thousand dollars ( 10,000.) to pay the cost of the same, direct how the money shall be raised, or tale any action relating thereto. Voted: That this matter be referred to a committee consisting of the Selectmen., Chairman of the Planning Board, Chairman of the Park Commissioners, Town En- gineer, and Chairman of the Playground Commissioners. Committee on Acquiring Arlington Street Land for Playground Purposes, ex ofpicio: James 11. Sheridan, Maurice H. O'Connell, Charles F. Shaw, Selectmen; Ronald M. Stone, Chairman of Planning Board; Winthrop G. Rockwell, Chairman of Park Commis- sioners ; Otis D. Allen, Town Engineer; Bernard S. McHugh, Chairman of Playground Com- missioners. April 10. Article 29. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell the present Town Hall site or any part thereof, including any buildingss thereon, for a surer -Dot less than six dollars ($6.00) per square foot, or take any action relating thereto. Voted: That this matter be postponed until a latter Town Fleeting. April 10. Article 30, To see if the 'Town will vote to appropriate the sum of fifty-three thousand. dollars 000) to pay the cost of materials, trucking, and all other RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 53 necessary charges arising out of the conduct of Emer- gency Relief Administration projects, said sums to be ex- pended under the direction of the Emergency Relief Ad- ministrator, or take any action relating thereto. Voted : That the sum of twenty-five thousand dol- lars ($25,000.) be and is hereby appropriated to pay the cost of materials, trucking, and all other necessary charges arising out of the conduct of Emergency Relief Administration projects, said sure to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen. Aln'il 10. Article 31. To see if the Town will vote to amend the By-haws of the Town by striking out Section 3 of Chapter XIII of the fay-Laws and inserting in place thereof the following: "Section 3, Ordinary domestic water rates by fixtures shall be due and payable quarterly in advance, on the first days of March, June, September and December of each year, Thew shall be a final minimum rate charged for meter service. Meter, manufacturers' and other large con- sumers' rates shall be due and payable monthly on the first day of each month. All water passing through the meter shall be charged for, whether used or wasted. If the meter gets out of order or fails to registers the average -consumption as shown by the meter when it was in Girder shall be charged. The service pipe from the sidewalk stop- cock shall be laid by the department to the inside of the cellar wall, or other place desired, and the expense thereof shall be paid before the water supply is turned on. The estate shall in all cases be chargeable with the expense of the service pipe inside of the sidewalk stopcock, ,and .also with the water rates and with the payments and penalties for violation of any rules, regulations or orders relating to the water supply." (Request of Water- Commissioners.) Indefinitely postponed. April 10. Article 32. To see if the 'Town will appro- priate the sum of seventeen hundred dollars ($1,700.) for the use of the Water Department, for the purchase of a 54 WATERTOWN {l'ClWx';!' REPORT billing machine and equipment therefor, direct how said money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto. (P4equest of eaterCommissioners.) Motion to appropriate the sure of twenty-three hundred dollars ( 2,3+00.) defeated. April 10.. Article 33. To .hear the report of the Select- men relative to the laying out of the following-named streets, to wit Bailey .Avenue, from accepted end to Lowell Avenue ; Belknap Terrace, frGni Watertown Street to Water- town Street; Merrifield Avenue ,friorn Arlington Street to Bigelow LP Avenue; under the provisions of Chapters 82 and 80 of the General Laws, as amended, the latter providing for the assessment of betterments., and to see if the flown will vote to accept said streets, or any of them, as and for public sways, and will authcrixe the Selectmen to tale by eminent domain, or acquire by purchase, or otherwise ac- quire, any land necessary for said laying out, provide the sure or sums of money necessary to pay the cost or land damages therefor, and the cost of construction, direct hove said money shall he raised, or tape any action relating thereto. Report of the Selectmen on the Layout of Bailey Avenue TOWN OF '4TATERTOWN, MASS. Selectmen's Office. February 15, 1935. After due notice as required by the provisions of Chap- ter~ 82 of the General Laws, we, the Selectmen of Water- town, met on the 12th day of February, A. Dk., 1935, at 4:00 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of viewing the prem- ises, and on the 15th day of February, A. D. 1935, at S:00 o'clock P. M. for the purjacrse of a irublic hearing of all patties interested, on a petition for the laying out of Barley Avemie as a public way, and we, the Selectmen, upon con- RECORD 4E TOWN MEETINGS 55 sideration of the matter, du hereby adjudge that public converaienee and necessity require that Bailey Avenue be laid out as and for a public way, in accordance with the f'ollowinng description, and as shown on a plan drawn by Otis D. Allen, Town Engineer, and dated Februarys 15, 1935. Description—Bailey Avenue Beginning at a point of curvature on the northerly line of Lowell Avenue one hundred eighty- (180) feet south- easterly from the easterly line of Carroll Street; thence turning and extending easterly and northerly .along a curved line having a radius of twenty (20) feet, thirty- one and forty-two hundredths (31..42) feet to a paint of tangancy on the westerly line of Bailey Avenue; thence extending northeasterly along said line of Bailey Avenue, five hundred seventy and sixty-one hundredths (570.61) feet to an angle point; thence extending northeasterly one hundred thirty-two and lefty-two hundredths (i32.52) feet to an angle point; thence extending northeasterly three .and ninety-seven hundredths (3.97) feet more or less to the accepted end of Bailey Avenue as of 1931, by land be- longing to the following-named persons whose ownership .and assessable frontages are herewith recorded consecu- tively, namely: Delphis C. Forand, one hundred tern (110) feet; John J. O'Brien, fifty,-five (55) feet; Hubert Eoisy, fifty-five feet; John J. O'Brien, one hundred ten (110) feet ; Paul J. Tard i fF, one hundred ten (110) ft.; Frederic M. Thomson, fifty-five (55) ft. ; Eugene O'Brien, one hun- dred ninety-two and six hundredths (19 .06) feet, com- prising four (4) lots, three (3) with fifty-five (55) feet, and one with twenty-seven and six hundredths (27.06) feet; thence turning and extending southeasterly across accepted end of Bailey Avenue, forty and thirty-one hun- dredths (40.31) feet, to an angle paint on the easterly line -of Bailey Avenue thence turning and extending south- westerly one hundred thirty-twin and fifty--two hundredths (132.52) feet to an angle point; thence extending south- 56 WATERTOVVl'N TO)VN FEPORT easterly five hundred seventy (574) feet to a point of cur- vature on said easterly line of Barley Avenue; thence tuiming and extending southerly and easterly along a curved line having a radius of twenty (20) feet, thirty- one and forty-two hundredths (31.42) feet to a point of tangency on the northerly line of Lowell Avenue by land belonging to the following-named persons whose owner- ship and assessable frontages are herewith recorded can- secutively, namely, Town of Watertown, seven hundred twenty-two and fifty-two hundredths (722.52) feet; thence turning and extending northivesterly along the northerly line of Lowell Avenue, eighty (8 ) feet to a. point of curvature and also point of begirming. The above description comprises the limits of that part of Bailey Avenue which is forty (40) feet in width be- tween parallel linen., extending from Lowell Avenue to the accepted portion of Bailey Avenue as of 1931. Said street is hereby laid out and the g rades thereof established as shown on a plan entitled "Fawn of Water- town, Plan of Part of Bailey Avenue to accompany de- scription for acceptance under the Betterment Act, Feb- ruary 15, 1935, Otis D. Allen, Town Engineer," on file in the office of the Town Cleric, a copy of which is to be duly recorded in the South Registry District of Middlesex County with thus order. And it is therefore ORDERED that Bailey Avenue be and is Hereby laid out as and for a public way, under the provisions of Chapters Sty and 82 of the General Laws, and amendments thereto according to the foregoing descrip- tion, and having considered the question of damages sus- t<ained by the owners of the lands across and through which said street has been ]aid out as aforesaid, we hereby determine that no damages have been sustained and none are awarded, ether than as shown in theSched- ule hereto annexed, and we further order and declare that said laying out is done under Chapter 80 of the General Laws providing for the assessment of betterments, and that the area comprising the several parcels described RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS .57 and set forth in said Schedule hereto annexed, will receive benefit or advantage other than the general advantage to the community from said laying; out and that betterments are to be assessed for said laying out upon the parcels of land in said area described in said Schedule and as shown on a plan of said area drawn by Otis D. ,Allen, Town En- gineer, dated February 15, 1935, and on file in the office of the Town Clerk of Watertown, a copy of which is to be duly recorded in Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds with this order, and the amount set opposite each of said described parcels is the amount estimated to be the betterment that will be assessed upon said described parcel. MAU ICE H. O'CONNELL, JAM ES H. SITERTDAN, ED'VL+rA RD D. HOLLAND, Selectmen. Selectmen's Office. Watertown, Mass., April 17, 1935. Whereas, at a Town ]Meeting held by the Town of Water- town, regularly called and duly warned and held on the 10th day of April A. D. 1935, at which meeting a quorum was present when Article 33 of the warrant was before the meeting as follows: "To hear the report of the Selectmen relative to the laying out of the following-named streets, to wit: BAILEY AVENUE (together with other streets) under the provisions of Chapters 82 and 80 of the General Laws, as amended, the latter providing for the assess- ment of betterments, and to see if the Town will vote to accept said streets, or any of them as and for public ways, and will authorize the Selectmen to take by eminent do- main, or acquire by purchase, or otherwise acquire, any land necessary for said laying out, provide the sump or sums of money necessary to pay the cost or land darn- 58 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT ages therefor, and the cost of construction, ,direct how said money shall be raised, or tape any action relating thereto." An order of the Selectmen laying out Bailey Avenue and the report of the Selectmen with reference to said laying out were read to the meeting, and upon motion duly wade and seconded it was voted unanimously as follows: "'T h,at the laying out of Bailey Avenue as a public way, as appears in the report of the Selectmen be and is hereby accepted, and the Selectmen are hereby authorized to tape the land described in said report as and for a public way." And whereas, for the purpose of laying out Bailey Ave- nue as and for a public way, it is necessary to acquire the sev+eraI parcels of land which are included in the area described in said order of laying out as shown by a copy of said order and plan recorded herewith, and ou file in the office of the Town Clerk, of Watertown, and the own- ers, description and areas of each of ,said parcels are shown in said Schedule. And whereas, the Selectmen were duly authorized to take said land, and an appropriation was made at said Town Meeting therefor. Now therefore, it is ordered that the herein described parcels of land, allcontained within the area described in the said order of laying out, be and the same are hereby taken for the purposes of a public way, including the ease- ment in the land adjoining; the location of said public way consisting of the right to have the land of the location protected by having the surface of such adjoining lax)d slope from the boundary of the location, under the pro- visions of law authorizing the assessment of betterments, and all according to the plan referred to in said order of laying out, which said plan was duly filed in the office of the Town Clerk more than seven days prior to said Town &eting. And all trees upon the land so taken and all structures affixed thereto are not included in said taking. RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 59 And the owners or occupants of the land hereby taken and laid out as a public way are allowed until August 1, 1935, to take off and remove trees or structures affixed thereto. And it is further ordered, upon the consideration of the question of damages sustained by the owners of the land hereby taken, that damages are estimated and awarded as shown on said schedule. Adopted: iTl.AUR10E H. O'COl't Na,;J,1 L, JAIIES I1. SFIERIDA.N, CIIARLES F. OSHA W, Selectmen. Schedule—Bailey Avenue In said Schedule each parcel of lend is described as of the first day of April next preceding the date of this order- The persons named in said Schedule are the supposed owners of record as of said first day of April, and in ease said owner's name is not correctly stated, it is to be understood that said parcel is owned by owners unknown. And the number of the lot set opposite each parcel in said Schedule is the number of the lot shown on a plan on file in the office of the Assessors of the Town of Water- ton. Side of Area. Froaat- Eatimdeed Dam- ots-Prer Arfdrexx LoI Nra. Sheet Trakon alga Rot$runient ages Delvhj3 C, Forand. i14 Lowell Avenue, Watertown. Maim- 4-13-5417B 1,Veat 110.00 110 $440.00 None John J. O'Brien. 11 CXLrrrsll Street, 'A'aii.ertown. Mass. 4-1�14 Pt. 115 WV _qt 55. 55 220.00 None ]IuLwrt Fofs}t et ux, 1 loridaa 41 Carroll Street. '1.1`i Wnterto n, Mass. 35-Pt. Il5 Went SS. 55 220.00 None John J. 013rien. .1 Carroll street. Watertown, Maass. 9-13-;I-PL. 11.1 Wee 110. 110 4.10.00 None *Pnul J. Tardift. Sielnoy W. Crnwford. 13elarroat, bulge. 4-13-1-113 West 110. 110 440.00 None +60 WATERTOWN TOWN RE,PC?RT Frederic M. Thomson, 67 Cturoll Streit, Water-town,Maas. 4-12-22-I1.1 Pt. West 55. F,5 220X0 Nane. . Euxenc O'Brien. 7 6 Carroll Street, Wntertown,M ss. 4-12.20-111 Pt+ West ,i;,. 55 220.00 None Eugene O'Brien, 75 Carroll Street, b4.41 66 224.0E None WAbertawn,Man& 4-12-18-19Q Pt. West .61 Eugene O'Brien, 7F, Carroll Street, Wnterbown,blase. 4-12-18-100 Pt, West 66.02 fan= 220.08 None Eugene O'Brien. 7L 'Carroll Rreet., WRteftown,Mms. 4-12-14-108 Wfflt 27.0E 27.06 10B.24 None Town of Watertown 4-1:,-2 Mast 29,164 722.52 2890.08 None Report of the Selectmen on the Layout of Belknap Terrace TOWN OF WATERTOWN, HASS. Selectmen's Office. February 15, 1935. After due notice as required by the previsions of Chap- ter 82 of the General Laws, we, the Selectmen of Water- town, met on the 15th day of February, A. D. 1935, at 4: 0- o'clock P. T41~., for the purpose of viewing the premises, and on the 15th day of February, A. D. 1935, at 8:00 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of a public hearing of all parties in- terested, on a petition for the laying out of Belknap Ter- race as a public way, and we, the Selectmen, upon consider- ation of the matter, do hereby adjudge thRt public conven- ience and necessity require that Belknap Terrace be laid out as and for a public way, in accordance with the fol- lowing description, and as shown. on a plan drawn by Otis D. Allen, Town Engineer, and dated February 15, 1935. Description- HeIknap Terrace Beginning at a point of curvature on the northerly line of Watertown Street, forty-five and five-tenths (45.5) feet northeasterly from a stone bound marking a point of cur- vature; thence turning and extending easterly and north- erly aping a curved line Laving a radius of twenty (20) feet, twenty-five and nine hundredths (25.09) feet to a point of tangency on the westerly line of Belknap Terrace; RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 61 thence extending northwesterly one hundred fifty-two and thirty-two hundredths (152.32) feet to a paint of curvature; thence turning and extending northerly, east- erly, southerly and westerly along a curved litre having a radius of twenty-seven and five tenths (27.5) feet, one hundred twenty and seventy--two hundredths (120.72) feet to a point of compound curvature; thence turning and extending westerly and southerly along a curved line hav- ing a radius of twenty-three and seventy-five hundredths (23.75) feet, twenty-nine and sixty-five hundredths feet. (29.65) to a point of tangency on the easterly line of Bel- knap Terrace; thence extending southeasterly ninety and ninety-six hundredths (90.96) feet to a point of curvature; thence turning and extending southerly and easterly along acurved line, having a radius of fifteen (15) feet, twenty- eight and three tenths (28. ) feet to a point of tangency on the northerly line of Watertown Street, by, land belong- ing to the following-named persons, whose ownership and assessable frontages are herewith recorded consecutively, narnely: Bertha B. Kennedy, seventy.-five and thirty-seven hundredths (705.37) feet; glary Car acostas, sixty-two and forty-five hundredths (62.45) feet; Watertown Co-opera- tive Bank, fifty--three (53) feet; Watertown Co-operative Bank, forty (40) feet; Cambridge Savings Bank, one hun- dred ninety-eight and three hundredths (198.03( feet, comprising three (3) lots, one with thirty and five tenths (30.5) feet, one Nvith fifty-seven and eighty-seven hun- dredths (57.87) feet, and one with one hundred nine and sixty-six hundredths (109.66) feet; thence turning and extending southwesterly along the northerly line of Wa- tertown :Street, fifty-six and twenty-five hundredths ('06.25) feet to a. point of curvature and also point of beginning. The above description comprises the limits of Belknap Terrace, which is twenty (20) to fifty-five (55) feet in width, extending from the northerly line of Watertown Street to dead end of circle. fit W ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Said street is hereby laid out .and the grades thereof established as shown on a plan entitled "Town ofWater- town, Plan of Belknap Terrace to accompany description for acceptance under the Betterment Act, February 15, 1935, Otis D. Allen, Town Engineer," on file in the office of the Town Clerk, a copy of which is to lie duly recorded in the South Registry District of 1TN ddlesex County with this order. And it is therefore ORDERED that Bellma.p Teri-ace be and is hereby laid out as and for a public way-, under the provisions of Chapters 80 and 82 of the Cenenal Laws, and amendments thereto according to the foregoing des- cription, and having considered the question of damages sustained by the owners of the lands across and through which said street has been laid out as aforesaid, we hereby determine that no damages have been sustained and none are awarded, other than as shown in the Schedule hereto annexed, and we further order and declare that said laying out is done under Chapter 80 of the General Laws pro- viding for the assessment of betterments, and than the area comprising the several parcels described and set forth in said Schedule hereto annexed, will receive benefit or advantage other than the general advantage to the corn- in from said laying out anal that better rents are to be assessed for said laying out upon the parcels of land irr said area described in said Schedule and as shown can a plan of said area, drawn by Otis D. Allen, Town Engineer, dated February 15, 1935, and on file in the office of the Town Clerk of Watertown, a copy of which is to be duly recorded in Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds with this order, and the amount set opposite each of said described parcels is the amount estimated to be the bet- terment that will be assessed upon said. described Marcel. MAURICE H. O'CONNELL, JAES H. SHERIDAN, EDWARD D. HOLLAND, Select•xnem. RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 63 Selectmen's Office. Watertown, Mass., April 17, 1335. Whereas, at a Town Meeting held by the Town ofWa- tertown, regularly called and duly warned and held on the 10th day of April, A., D. 1935, at which meeting a quorum was present when Article 33 of the warrant was before the meeting as follows: "Tv hear the report of the Selectmen relative to the laying out of the following-named streets, to wit: Belknap Terrace (together with other streets) under the provisions of Chapters 82 and 80 of the General ]maws, as amended, the latter: providing for the assessment of betterments, and to see if the Town will vote to accept said streets, or any of them as and for public sways, and will authorize the Selectmen to take by eminent domain, or acquire by purchase, or otherwise acquire, any land necessary for said laying out, provide the sum or sums of money necessary to pay the cast or damages therefor, and the cost of construction, direct how said money shall be raised, or take any action relating thereto." An order of the Selectmen laying out Belknap Terrace and the report of the Selectmen with reference to said laying out were read to the meeting, -and upon raotion duly made and seconded it was voted unanimously as follows "That the laying out of Belknap Terrace as a public ,way, as appears in the report of the Selectmen be and is hereby accepted, and the. Selectmen are hereby authorized to take the laird described in said report as and for a public way." And whereas, for the purpose of laying out Belknap Terrace as and for a public way, it is necessary to acquire the several parcels of land which are included in the area described in said order of laying out as drown by a copy of said order and plan recorded herewith, and on file in the office of the Tawn Clerk, of IVater town, and the own- 64 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT ,ers, description and areas of each of said parcels are shown in said Schedule. And whereas, the Selectmen were duly authorized to tale said land, and an appropriation was made at said Town Meeting therefor. Now, therefore, it is ordered that the herein-described parcels of land, all contained within the area described in the said order of laying out, be and the same are hereby taken for the purposes of a public way, including the ease- ment in the Ind adjoining the location of said. public way consisting of the right to have the land of the location protected by having the surface of such adjoining land slope from the boundary of the to&ation, under the provi- sions of law authorizing the assessment of betterments, and all according to the Dian referred to in said order of laying out, which sai.i Flan was duly filed in the office of the Town Clerk more than seven days prior to said. Town Meeting. And all trees upon the land so taken and all structures affixed thereto are not included in said taking. And the owners and occupants of the land hereby talkers and laid out as a public way are allowed until August 1, 1935, to take oft and remove trees or structures affixed thereto. And it is further ordered, upon the consideration of the question of damages sustained by the owners of the land hereby taken, that damages are estimated and awarded as shown on said Schedule. Adopted MAURICE H. 0"CCNNELL, JAMS 1=I, SHERIDAN, CHARLES F. SHA W, Selectmen. Schedule Belknap 'terrace In said Schedule such parcel, of land is described as of the first day of April next preceding the date of this order. The persons named in said Schedule are the supposed owners of record as of said first; day of April, and in case RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 65 said owner's -lame is not correctly stated, it is to be un- derstood that said parcel is owned by owners unknown. And the number of the lot set apposite each parcel in said Schedule is the number of the lot shown on a plan on file in the office of the Assessors of the Town ofWater- town. Side ej moire Front- Estimated Dam- Owner Address Lot No. Street Takan atta Betterment affea Bertha E. 1iennedy. 143 Watertown St., R7'atertrai.m. Mara. 1-23-24-15 W+-A 781 76.37 $301.48 None Mary Carzcck s 8 Belknap Terrace, Watertown'Maass. 1-83-25.14 West 632 62.45 240.80 None Watertown, C*-aPerativc Bank. Watertown, hlnsg. 1.23-26-13a.21B West 846 53.00 212.00 None "{ ntertown Go-operative Bank, I-28-27-21-A Watertown, xas& 20-B-13-g North 5S3 40.00 160.00 None Cambridge Savings Bank. Cambridge, Mass. 1-E8-28-20A NDrth 419 30.50 122.00 None Cambridge Savings Bank. CtLmlhridge, 11#a_v5. 1-23-22-17 East 1061 57X 231.48 None Cambridge Saving® Bunk, Cambridge, Man. 1-23-23.16 East 1212 109.66 438.64 None Report of the Selectmen on the Layout of Merrifield Avenue TOWN OF WATERTOWN, MASS. Selectmen's Office.. February 15, 1935. After due notice as required by the provisions of Chap- ter 82 of the General Laws, we, the Selectmen ofWater- town, met on the 15th day of February, A. D. 1935, at 4:00 o'clock- P. 1AL, for the purpose of viewing the premises, and on the 15th day of February, A. D. 1935), at 8:00 o'clock P. X, for the purpose of a public hearing of all parties interested, on a petition for the laying out of Merrifield Avenue as a public way, and we, the Selectmen upon con- sideration of the matter, do hereby adjudge that public convenience and necessity require that Merrifield Avenue be laid out as and for a public way, in accordance with the 66 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT following description, and as shown on a plan drawn by Otis D. Allen, Town Engineer, and dated February 15, 1935. Description—Merrifield .Avenue Beginning at a point of curvature on the easterly line of Bigelow A.venrre, one hundred ninety and twenty-eight hundredths (190,28) feet from the southerly line of Wells .Avenue; thence turning and extending southerly and east- erly along a curved line, having a radius of fifteen (15) feet, twenty-three and three tenths (23.3) feet to a paint of tangency on the northerly line of Merrifield Avenue; thence extending easterly along said line of Nllerrifield Avenue, four hundred twenty-eight and sixteen hun- dredths (428.16) feet to a point of curvature; thence tur-n- ning and extending easterly and northerly along a carved litre having a radius of fifteen (15) feet, twenty-four (24) feet, to a point of tangency on the westerly line of Arling- ton Street by land belonging to the following-named per- sons whose ownership and assessable frontages are here- with recorded consecutively, namely: Helen 1-I. Tsesmetji, fifty and one hundredths (50,01) feet; East Watertown Realty Company, twenty-five (25) feet; Charles B. Arake liars et ux, Alice, forty-eight and thirty-five hundredths (48.305) feet; Silvio Vitale, forty-five (45) feet; EastWa- tertown Realty Company, two hundred ninety (290) feet., comprising six (6) Lots, four (4) with forty-five (45) feet each, one with ten (10 feet, and one with one hundred (100) feet;. thence turning and extending southerly along the westerly line of Arlington Street, seventy and three hundredths (70.03) feet to a point of curvature; thence turning and extending northerly and westerly along a curved lime having a radius of fifteen (15) feet, twenty- three ,and twelve hundredths (23,12) feet to a point of tangency on the southerly line of Merrifield ,Avenue; thence extending westerly four hundred twenty-.nine and three hundredths (4`9.08) feet to a point of curvature; thence extending westerly and southerly along a curved line having a radius of fifteen (15) feet, twenty-thee and RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 67 -eighty-two hundredths (23.82) feet, to a point of tangency on the easterly line of Bigelow Avenue, by land belonging -to the following-narned persons whose ownership and -assessable frontages are herewith recorded consecutively, namely: East Watertown Realty Company, one hundred ten (110) feet; Concetta Sansone, Trustee, forty (40) feet; Alice Harrison, forty (40) feet; Charles E. Hamil- ton, forty (40) feet; Grace C. Johnson, forty (40) feet; Elpiniki Vah-teelli, forty (40) feet; Filippo D°.Angelo, et ux, Ma.ddalena, forty (40) feet; East Watertown Ptealty Company, one hundred eight and eight-five hundredths (108.85) feet, comprising two (2) lots, one with ten (10) feet and one with ninety-eight and eighty-five hundredths (98.85) feet; thence turning and extending northerly along the easterly line of Bigelow Avenue, severity and two hundredths (70.02) feet to a point of curvature and also paint of beginnings. The above description comprises the lirnits of Merrifield Avenge, which is forty (40) feet in width, between paral- lel lines extending from the easterly, litre of Bigelow .Ave- nue to the westerly line of Arlington Street. Said street is hereby laid out and the grades thereof established as shown on a plan entitled "Town of Wa- tertown, flan of Merrifield Avenue to accompany descr-ip- t ool for acceptance under the Betterment Act, February 15, 1935, Otis D. Allen, Towle Engineer," on file in the office of the Town Cleric, a copy of which is to be duly reeorded in the South Registry District of I iddlesex County with this order. And it is therefore ORDERED that Merrifield ,Avenue be and is hereby laid out as and for a public way, under the provisions of Chapters 80 and 82 of the General Laws, and amer)dments thereto, accordinb to the foregoing des- cription, and paving considered the question of damages sustained by the owners of the lands across and through which said street has been laid out as aforesaid, we hereby determine that no damages have been sustained and none are awarded, other than as shorn in the Schedule hereto 68 VVATERT{lWN TOWN REPORT annexed, and we further order and declare that said laying out is done under Chapter 80 of the General Laws pro- viding for the assessment of betterments, and that the area comprising the several parcels described and set forth in said Schedule hereto annexed will receive benefit or advantage other than the general advantage to the com- munity from said laying out and that betterments are to be assessed for said laying out upon the parcels of laud in said area, described in said Schedule and as shown on a plan of said area.drawn by Otis D. Allen, Town Engineer, dated February 15, 1985, and on fde in the office of the Town Clerk of 'Watertown, a copy of which is to be duly recorded in Middlesex South Registry of Deeds with this order, and the amount set opposite each of said described parcels is the amount estimated to lie the betterment that will be assessed upon said described parcel. MA.URICE H. O'CONNELL, JAM' E811. SHERIDAN, EDWARD D. IHOLLAND, Selectmen. Selectmen's Office, - Watertown, Mass., April 17, 1935. Whereas, at a Town Meeting Meld by the Town ofWater- town, regularly called and duly warned and held on the 14th day of April A. D. 1935, at which meeting a quorum was present when Article 33 of the 'warrant was before the meeting as follows "To hear the report of the Selectmen relative to the laying out of the fallowing-named streets, to wit Merrifield Avenue (together with other streets) under the provisions of Chapters 82 and 80 of the General Laws,as amended, the latter providing for the assessment of betterments, and to see if the Town will vote to accept said streets, or any of them, as and for public sways, and RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 69 will authorize the Selectmen to take by eminent domain, or acquire by purchase, or otherwise acquire, any land necessary for said laying out, provide the sum or sums of money necessary to pay the cost or land damages there- for, and the cost of construction, direct how said money shall be raised, or tale any action relating thereto." An order of the Selectmen laying out Merrifield Avenue and the report of the Selectmen with reference to said laying out were read to the meeting, and upon motion duly made and seconded it was voted unanimously as follows "That the laying out of Merrifield Avenue as a public way, as appears in the report of the Selectmen be and is hereby accepted, and the Selectmen are hereby authorized to take the land described in said report as and for a pub- lic way." And whereas, for the purpose of laying out Merrifield .Avenue as and for a public way, it is necessary to acquire the several parcels of land which are included in the area described in said order of laying out as shown by a copy of said order and plan recorded herewith, and on file in the office of the 'Town Clerk, of Watertown, and the owners, description and areas of each of said parcels are shown in said Schedule.. .And whereas, the Selectmen were duly authorized to take said land, and an appropriation was made at said Town Meeting therefor. Now therefore, it is ordered that the herein described parcels of land, all contained within the area described in the said carder of laying out, be and the same are hereby taken for the purposes of a public way, including the ease- ment in the land adjoining the location of said Public way consisting of the right to have the land of the location protected by having the surface of such adjoining land slope from the boundary of the location, under the provi- sions of law authorizing the assessment of betterments, and all according to the plan referred to in said order of 74 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT laying out, which said plan was duly filed in the office of the Town Clerk more than seven days prior to said Town Meeting. And all trees upon the land so taken and all structures affixed thereto are not included in said taking. And the owners and occupants of the land hereby taken and laid out as a public way are allowed until August 1, 19351 to take off send remove trees or structures affixed thereto. And it is further•ordered, upon the consideration of the question of damages sustained by the owners of the land hereby taken, that damages are estimated and awarded as shown on said Schedule. Adopted ATJR10E H. O'CONNELL, JAMES H. SHERIDAN, CHAti LES F. SHAW, Schedule-4lerlifield Avenue In said Schedule each _parcel of land is described ras of the first, day of April next preceding the date of this order. The persons named in said Schedule are the sup- posed owners of record as of said first day of April, and in case said owner's name is not correctly stated, it is to be understood that said Marcel is owned by owners un- known. And the number of the lot sett opposite each parcel in said Schedule is the number of the lot shown on a plan on file in the office of the Assessors of the Town of Water- town, sidc fir) .4rei Hefter- ()erucr Addrees Lot No. street Tahcn Pt-oittaftV literal Danjg4'.; HL-1991 Ei •rsmetil. 20 Blge� lute- avenue. Watertown, 12-41- NIMS. .....................................45-34B Nardi 1047 - 50.01 $241D.04 None Fust Watertown Fealty Cnm- parry. Nieholy Awntie. 12-41- WiLtertown, blwds. ................ 70 North 500 25.00 10C.00 None Charley U. Artsl*ERE et. UX, ANF-,,�, ',:!) Ywrriric-ld Ave.. 12-•11- 1Vutert41%Vn, VIII N4 -,G-11 worth 9h7 48.35 19 .40 Norse RECORD OF TOMWN MEETINGS 71 P"Attr,auted Sidra of Area Bet ccr- ( toner Addreaq Lot No. Sestet Taken Fronla.rrc ►9;r^r:e Dar,iftes Silvio Vitale, 26 h'lerridlvkl 12-41- Ave.. Watiartown. ,lIrsrb........ ;:5-! North €900 4i.00 180.00 None Ertst Watertown Realty Com- pany, Nichoh; Avrt•, Water- 12-41- town, Alaes. .......................... 54-.t North NO 45.00 1SU.t}U Nont* East Wittertown Realty Como pony, Nichols Ave., Muter- 12-41- tatwn, MMS. .......r..............- :,S-X North 94U -14%a0 180.00 None East Watertown Realty C-un. ppny, Nichols Ave., Water- 12-41- town, Mans. 52-1, North U00 4.3.00 180.00 None East tiWrttv rtow n Realty cbm- Pany. Nichols Ave.. Water- 12-43- town, Nfuss. ........____........ 514:1 North 500 45.00 180.00 None e East Watet-Lown Rally Com- pany, Nichola Ave., later- 22-41- to wn. Ainss. .......................... 50.N North 200 10.00 40.00 None East 1Vatertov:n Realty Com- pany, Nichols Ave_. Water- 12-41- town, hl asa. .......................„,,, 69-Z North 2052 100,0 400.00 None Ea-st lVatertown Realty Com- Dany. Michels Ave., W.iter- 12.24. tow-0, Mug. ........,.................... CS-Y tivuth 2045 100.00 400.00 None East Watertown Realty Com- Dany, Nichols Ave., Water- 12-29. town. 31113s. ............................ 58.x South 200 10.0 41}.aD None Concettsa Sansone, Tr., 10 Rierrifietd Avenue, Water- 12-29- tnwn, Nltws. ......................._ 39-W south 800 MOO 160.00 None Aliee Haarriyon, 15 Jkferrifaetd 12-29- Ave., Wiltertawn, hium..,.., fiO.V South Soo 40.00 160.00 None Charlea E. Hamilton. do Stafford Road. Newton 12-29- Csentre. Mnrss. ............ .......... 61-1J 5aiuth Soo 40.00 160.00 None Grace 0. Johnson, c-0 Regi- nald 1•lodpzdon, 154 Com- 12-29- mon St., Watertown, M1asq. 62-T South fto0 40.00 160.00 None Elpiniki Valacetli, 24 Merri- 12-29- field Ave., Wtitertown, l ium. 67,.S Smith Roo 40.00 36D.00 None Filipua D'Artttelo, et ux Mad- dale:nas, 28 hlerrifielil Ave., 1' atertown, I4tras& ................ 64-R SAW Soo 40.00 160.00 Done E"-t Watertown Realty Com- pansy, Nichols Ave.. Water- 12-29- town. Masco. ......................... 4r,Q South 200 10.00 40.00 None F.$st Watertown Rmity Com- pany, Niekta1R Ave,. 'Water- 12-29- town. hlnaa. .......................... 6&0 South 2027 13"5 :I91_440 Noose Voted ; That any expense for materials in connection with the construction of Bailey Avenue, Belknap Terrace, and Merrifield Avenue, shall be charged to Appropriation voted under Article 30 (Emergency P�elief A� l�ninistr�t- tion, 5,000), and that said money shall he expended udder the direction of the Selectmen. WILLIAM R. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. 72 W A'I'EMOWN Towle REPORT Warrant for Town Meeting, Monday Evening, September 1+6, 1935 Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Middlesex. ss. To an-Y Canstable in the Town of Water to-um, Greeting : In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby required to notify and warn the legal voters of the Town of Watertown to meet in the Senior High School Building, Columbia Street, in said Town, on Monday evening, the sixteenth day of September, 1935, at 7.30 P. M., to act on the following articles, viz.: Article 1. To hear the report of any Committee here- tofore appointed, and act thereon. Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate and authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow under the authority and in accord- ance with the provisions of Chapter 188 of the Acts of 1935, as amended, the sum of one hundred and fifty thou- sand dollars ( 150,1190), for the purpose of paying the town's share of E. R. A. or W. P. A. projects, or to take any action .relative thereto. Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of one hundred and ninety-fire thou- sand dollars ( 195,114(l} for the purpose of owistructing an elementary school building, and authorize the Select- men to male appiication to the Federal Government for a grant of money under the Emergency Relief Appropria- tion .act of 1935 for said purpose, and to accept such grant, and to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow such sums as may be neces- sary to meet any appropriation made, or to take any ac- tion relative thereto. Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the suns of sixty thousand dollars ( 60,000) for the purpose of the erection of a police station, and authorize the Selectmen to make application to the Fed- eral Government for a grunt: of money u-nder the Emer- RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 73 gency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 for said purpose, and to accept such grant, and to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow such sums as may be necessary to meet any appropriation made, or to take any action relative thereto. Article 5. To see if the 'Town will vote to appropriate the sum of money necessary for the use of the Contingent department for the balance of the year, direct how the money shall be raised, or to take any action relative there- to. Artr.r e 6. To see if the 'Town will vote to appropriate the sum of money necessary for the use of the Highway Maintenance department, for the balance of the year, di- rect how the money shall be raised, or to take any action relative thereto. And you will notify and warn the legal voters of the Town of Watertown to meet at the time and at the place herein specified, by leaving at every inhabited house in Town a printed copy of this warrant, and also by posting copies of the same in ten or more conspicuous public places in Town, seven clays at least prior to the time v# said meeting. Hereof fail not, and make return of this warrant witii your doings thereon, into the office of the Town Clerk on or before the time of said meeting. Given under our hands this thirtieth clay crf August, MAURICE 11. C'CONNELL, JAMES H. SHERIDAN, CHARLES F. SHA , Selectmen of Watertown. Officers' Returns on Warrant As required by the foregoing warrant, I have notified and warned fire legal voters of the Town of Watertown to meet at the time and at the place herein specified, by leaving at every inhabited house in Town a printed coley 74 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT of this warrant, and also by posting copies of the same in tern or more conspicuous public places in Town seven days at least priori to the time of said meeting. JO FFH W. REGAN, Constable of Watertown. n. Attest: Wm. P. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. Notices were mailed to the Town Meeting Members at least sever clays prior to the Town Meeting of the pro- posed business to be considered at the meeting. 't ILLIAM P. McGUIR,E, Town Clark. Record of Town Meeting, Monday Evening, September 16, 1935 Meeting was called to order at 7.45 P. M. by Moderator Edward P. Furber. Officers' returns on warrant were read by Town Clerk, Wm. P. McGuire. The counters reported there were 173 Town Meeting Members present; necessary for a quor•urn : 93. Notice: was received from the Chairman of Precinct of the election of John C. Webb, 87 Poplar Street, to fill one vacancy in term expiring in 1936, caused by the ap- pointment of Robert T. Sanford, 17 Fairview .Aventine, to the Finance Committee, lie, being therefore, ex offrcio, a Town Meeting Member. Article I. To hear the report of any Committee here- tofore appointed, and act thereon. Committee on Revision of By-laws reported progress. Committees on Phillips School and New Polite Station requested that reports be considered in conjunction with Articles 3 and 4 relating to the subject matter of their reports. These reports filed in Rook of Reports. Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate and authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow under the authority of and in ac- cordance with the provisions of Chapter- 188 of the Acts RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 7E) of 1935, as amended, the sum of one hundred and fifty- thousand dollars ( 1 0,000), for the purpose of paying the town's share of E. R. A. or W. P. A. projects, or to take any action relative thereto. Unanimously Voted : That the sum of fifty- thousand dollars ($50,000) be and is hereby appropriated for the purpose of paying for materials only for E. R. A. or W. P. A. projects, and that the Treasurer, with the ap- proval of the Selectmen, be and is hereby authorized to borrow, under authority of and in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 188 of the Acts of 1935, as amended, the sum of fifty thousand dollars ($50,O00), and to issue the bonds or motes of the Town therefor, said bonds or notes to be paid in not more than five (5) years, or in such time as may be directed by the Emergency Finance Board named in Chapter 49 of the Acts of 1933, and that said sum be expended under the direction of the Selectmen. Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of one Hundred and ninety-five thou- sand dollars ($195,000) for the purpose of constructing an elementary school building, and authorize the Select- men to make application to the Federal Government for a grant of money under the Emergency Relief Appropria- tion Act of 1935 for said purpose, ,and to accept such grant, and to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow such sums as may be neces- sary to meet any appropriation made, or to take any ac- tion relative thereto. 114 in favor, 43 opposed. Voted : That for the purpose of constructing a twelve- room elementary school building, to replace the old Phil- lips School, in co-operation with the Federal Government under the National Industrial Recovery Act or the Emer- gency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, there be raised and appropriated the sum of one hundred and ten thou- sand dollars ($110,000), and the Treasurer, with the ap- proval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to 76 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT borrow the sum of one hundred and ten thousand dollars ($110,000), and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor, under authority of and in accordance with the provisions. of Chapter 404 of the Acts of 1935 and the Federal Act applicable thereto, said bonds or notes to be payable in not more than fifteen (15) years, or at such term and maximum rate of interest as may be fixed by the Emergency Finance Board. All money received from the Federal Government on account of this project shall be applied to meet the cost of said project, or in case the amount of loan authorized is in excess of the town's share of the cast, it shall be applied to the load herein authorized to the extent of such excess, or the amount to be borrowed shall be reduced by the amount of the grant received and applied to the cost of the Project. The Selectmen are hereby authorized to file an applica- tion with the Federal Government for a grant of money udder the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 for the above purpose and to accept such grant subject to applicable Federal regulations,. Voted : That this money be expended under the direc- tion of the present Phillips School Committee. Article 4. To sere if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum Of sixty thousand dollars ( 60,000) for the purpose of the erection of a police station, and authorize the Selectmen to make application to the Fed- eral Government for a grant of money under the Emer- gency Relief Appropriation .Act of 1935 for said purpose, and to accept; such grant, and to authorize the "Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow such sums as may be necessary to meet any appropriation made, or to take any action relative thereto. Hand Vote: 85 in favor, 60 opposed. Motion to appropriate the suer of forty-six thousand, frve hundred dollars ($46,304), for the purpose of er•ee- tion of a police station, defeated. Division of the House-78 in favor, 63 opposed. RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 77 Motion to appropriate the sum of forty-six thousand, five hundred dollars ( d6,500) for the purpose of erection of a police station, defeated. Article i7. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of money necessary for the use of the Contingent department for the balance of the year, direct how the money shall be raised, or to take any action relative thereto. Voted - That the sum of eighteen hundred dollars ($1800) be and is hereby appropriated for the use of the Contingent department, for the balance of the current year, one thousand dollars ( 1,0114) of this sum to be used for administration of W. P. A. activities; and the balance &Df eight hundred dollars ($800) to be used for settlement of claims or any otherContingent expense which the Selectmen may deem proper ;; one thousand dollars ,( 1,000) of this sum to be transferred from Interest Ac- count, and eight hundred dollars ($800) to be transferred from Workmen's Compensation Account. Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of money necessary for the use of the Highway Maintenance department, for the balance of the year, direct bow the money shall be raised, or to take any action relative thereto. Voted: That the sung of fourteen thousand dollar's ( 14,000) be and is hereby appropriated for the use of the Highway Maintenance Department, this sum to be transferred from Interest Account. WILLIAM P. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. Wan-ant: for Town Meeting, Wednesday Evening, November 18, 1935 Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Middlesex, ss. To any Constable in the Town of Watertown, Greeting : In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby required to notify and warn the legal voters of the Town of Watertown to meet in the Senior 78 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT High School Building, Columbia Street, in said Town, on Wednesday evening, the thirteenth day of November, 1935? at 7.30 P. M, to act on the following articles, viz. : Article 1. To hear the report of any Committee here- tofore e appointed. Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of acquiring land and financing the construction thereon of a new Police Station and authorize and direct the Selectmen to accept on behalf of the Town, for use in carrying out such project, a Federal Grant of money pursuant to the Emer- gency R.eIief Appropriation Act of 1935 ; and authorize the wilding Committee appointed under Article 22 of the warrant for a Town Afeeting held April 6, 1931 to con- struct said project and contract with respect thereto ; and authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Select- men, to borrow such stitm as may be necessary to meet any appropriation made; or take any action relative thereto. Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate and provide by borrowing or otherwise, the necessary sum of money for the use of the .Soldiers` Relief depart- ment, for the balance of the current year, or take any action relating thereto. Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate, and provide by transfer or otherwise, the necessary suma of money for the use of the various Town departments for the balance of the current year, or tale any action relat- ing thereto. A.rtixle 5. To see if the Tom will appropriate and provide by transfer or otherwise, the necessary sun of money to pay the cost of printing and distributing the proposed Zoning By-law amendment, direct how the motley shall be provided, or take any. action relating thereto. Article 6. To see if the Town will authorize the Treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money On and after January 1, 1936, in anticipation of RECORD OF TOWN INICETINGS 79 the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1., 1936, or take any action relating thereto. And you will notify and warn the legal voters of the Town of Watertown to meet 'at the time and at the place herein, specified, by leaving at every inhabited house in Town a printed copy of this warrant, ,and also by posting copies of the same in ten or more conspicuous public places in Town seven clays at least prior to the time of said meeting. Hereof fail not, and make return of this warrant, with your doings thereon, into the office of the Town Clerk on or before the time of said meeting. Given under our Bands this 30th day of October, A. D. 1935. MAURICE H. G*CO NI"LL, JAMES H. SHERIDAN, CHARLES F. SHAW, Selectmen of Watertown. +Ot&cerg' Returns on Warrant As required by the foregoing warrant, I have notified and warned the legal voters of the Town of Watertown, to meet at the time and at the place herein specified, by leaving at every inhabited house in Town a printed copy of this warrant, and also by, posting copies of the sarne in ten or more conspicuous public places in Town seven days at least prior to the time of said meeting. JOSEPH W. REGrAN, Constable of Watertown. Attest: Win. P. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. Notices were mailed to the Town Meeting Members at least seven days prior to the Town Meeting of the pro- posed business to be considered at the meeting. WILLI.AM P. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. 80 W TERTOWN TOWN REPORT Record of Town Meeting, Wednesday Evening, November 13, 1935 Meeting was called to order at 3.44 P. M. by Moderator Edward P. Furber. Officers' returns on warrant were read by Town Clerk, NVm. P. Mic wire. The counters reported there were 118 Town Meeting- Members present; number necessary for a quorum : 93. Article 1. To bear the report of any Committee here- tofore appointed. There were no committee reports presented at this time. Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a. sum of money for the purpose of acquiring land and finaneing the construction thereon of a new Police Station and authorize and direct the Selectmen to accept on behalf of the Town, for use in carrying out such project, a Federal Grant of money pursuant to the Emer- gency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 ; and authorize the Building Committee appointed under Article 22 of the warrant for a town meeting held April 6, 1931 to con- struct said project and contract with respect thereto; and authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Select- meYi, to borrow such sums as may be necessary to meet any appropriation made; or take any action relative thereto. 77 in favor, 26 opposed. Voted: That for the purpose of acquiring land and financing the construction of a new Police Station there- on, and to enable the Town to secure the benefits of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, there be raised and appropriated the sum of eighty-nine thousand, two hundred dollars ( 89,200), and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is author- ized to borrow the sum of fifty-five thousand, seven hun- dred dollars ($55,74+0) and to issue }sends or notes of the Town therefor tinder- authority of and in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 404 of the Acts of 1935, said bonds or notes to be payable in not more than ten (10) RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 81 years and at such term and maximum rate of interest as may be wed by the Emergency Finance Board. All moneys received by way of grant from the Federal vermnent on account of this project sliall Lie applied first to meet the cost of the project (including preliminary expenses), and any balance thereof shall be applied to payment of the loan herein authorized. The Selectmen are hereby authorized and directed to accept on behalf of the Town, for use in carnring out such project, a Federal Grant of money pursuant to the Emer- gency Relief Administration Act of 1935 ; and the Select- Men are hereby authorized to acquire by purchase the following described parcel of land as a site for said new Police Station The land in Watertown in the County of Middlesex,, now or formerly owned by Frank B. Hopewell, Trustee, and shown as Lod, A on a plan by Otis D. Allen, Town Engineer, dated October 23, 1935 and entitled "Town of Watertown—Record Plan", and further described as fol- lows Beginning at a paint where the southerly line of Lot A intersects the northwesterly litre of Cross Street, said point dieing one hundred thirty-two and eight tenths (132.8) feet more or less northeasterly from the inter- section of the northerly lime of l►►+iain Street and the north- westerly line of Cross Street. Thence running along said line of Cross Street ninety-seven and fifty-five hundredths 97.55) feet more or less to northeasterly corner of Lot A. Thence turning and running northwesterly along land of Poston and wine Railroad, one hundred (100) feet, more or Iess to northwesterly coiner of said Lot A. Thence running southwesterly ninety-seven and fifty-five hun- dredths (97.55) feet, more or less, along land of Town of Watertown to the southwesterly corner of said Lot A. Thence turning And running southeasterly one hundred (100) feet, more or less, by land of 'Town of Watertown to a point of intersection and also point of beginning. WATERTOWN TOWN REPO The area enclosed by the above description contains mine thousand, seven hundred and fifty-five (9,755) square feet, more or less, as drown on said plan; and the Building Committee, appointed under Article 22 of the warrant for a Town. Meeting held April 6, 1931, are -authorized to proceed with the construction of said proj- ect and enter into all necessary and -proper contracts and agreements in respect thereto, all subject to applicable Federal regulations; and the said Building Committee .are authorized to do all other acts and things necessary or -convenient for obtaining said grant, for making said loan, ,and for the construction of said project. Artiele 3. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate and provide by }sorrowing or otherwise, the necessary sum of money for the use of the Soldiers' Relief depart- ment, for the balance of the current year, on take any action relating thereto. Indefinitely postponed. Finance Committee reported that the amount requited, eight thousand dollars ($8,000) would be transferred from Reserve Fund to Soldiers' Re- Jief account. Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate, and provide by transfer or otherwise, the necessary sums of nioney for the use of the various Town departments for the balance of the current year, or take any action relating ther•cto. With the approval of the Finance Committee, it was Voted : That the following surds be and are hereby trans- ferred for the use of the various Town Departments for the balance of the current year, as indicated in the follow- ing Schedule: Transferred Front School, Instruction ................... ' 00.00 Library, Furnishing ........................4................... 300.00 Planning Board .........................I.......................... 44.00 .Election Expense .................................................. 558.84 ,Collector, Recording Deeds ................................ 860.00 RECORD OF TOWN MEETINGS 83 Police, Patrolmen ................................................ 240.00 Police, Specials ...................................................... 160.00 Highway, Stable ................ ................................. 1,000.00 Engineering, Salaries .......................................... 242.00 Healthy Dental Clinic ............................................ 20.00 Baby Clinic .............................................. 11.40 Milk Inspecto .... ...... .... . . ................... 87.+65 Nurses ...................................................... 205.48 Public Welfare, Mothers' Aid .............................. 2,114.62 Finance Committee ........... ... .............................. 500.00 "ire, Permanent lien .......................................... 72.00 NewHose ............ ...... ................................ 7.00 Selectmen, Contingent ........................................ . 200.00 Interest .................................................................. 4,000.00 Insurance .............................................................. 2,765.92 Contingent ( PA) .............................................. 500.00 $14,438.91 Transferred To School, Maintenance .........................I.................. $500.00 Library, Maintenance .......................................... 300.00 Committee on Zoning Laws.................................. 49.00 Fire, Contingent .................................................. 410.00 Town Clerk, Contingent ...................................... 400-00. Contingent ............................................................ 500.00 Collector, Contingent .......................................... 245.00 Police, Contingent ................................................ 400.00 Highway, Garbage ................................................ 1,000.00 Engineering, Contingent .................................... 200.00- Hea.lth, Contagious .............................................. 11'500.00} Contingent .............................................. 65.00, Town Hail, Light .................................................. 100.00 Fuel .................... .... ........................ 150.00 Contingent ........................................ 100.00 Old Age Assistance .............................................. 1,824.62 Welfare, Contingent ....................................... ...... 290.04. Outside Aicl ............................................................ 6,000-00 Soldiers' Relief .......................................... ...... 396.29 $14,428.91 .84 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Article 5. To see if the Town will appropriate and provide by transfer or otherwise, the necessary suni of money to pay the cost of printing and distributing the proposed Zoning By-Law amendment, direct how the money shall be provided, or tape any action relating there- to. Indefinitely postponed. Article 6. To see if the 'Town will authorize the Treas- urer,with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money on and after January 1, 1936, in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1936, or take any action relating thereto. Voted: That the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and is hereby authorized to borrow money on and after January 1, 1936, in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January X, 1936, and to issue the note or notes of the Town therefor, -payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1936. WILL,IAIVI P. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. REPORT OF THE SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Gentlemen: The following report of the Sealer of Weights. and Measures, for the year 1935, is respectfully submitted. Sealing Fees $343.07 Adjusting Charges 5.89 Total $348.96 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 85 sca es Not Adjusted Sealed Sealed Condemned Platform over 5000 lbs. — 19 -- 1 Platforms 100 to 5000 lbs. 4 119 1 4 Counter 100 lbs. or over — 26 — Counter under 100 lbs. — 117 1 6 Springy; 100 lbs. or over 38 — 13 Spring under 100 Ibs. 1 175 — 26 Computing under 100 lbs. 11 129 ---- 4 Personal Weighing (slot) — 28 --r 1 Prescription — 23 — 1 Jewelers' — 4 — 1 Weights Avoirdupois 127 775 -- 5 Apothecary — 310 — 15 Metric 5 43 — — Troy- 12 48 — Capacity Measures Liquid Measures — 285 — 4 Oil Jars — 131 — Autonwtic Mertma-inn Devices Gasoline Pumps —A 43 Gasoline Meter Meter System 17 173 — ' 7 -Oil Meter System 2 11 — Kerosene Pumps — 7 — Oil Pumps — 33 ;tops on Pumps 15 275 — — Grease Measuring Devices — 61 -- 3 Linear easur s Yard Sticks - 14 — Cloth Measuring Devices — 11 --� — Totals 194 2998 2 92 86 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 7'i cl l eighings Total No. Number Incorrect Commodity 7wW41 CorrtU Under Over Bread -182 176 5 1 Butter 161 140 2 19 Coal (ire bags) 64 44 2 18 Dry Commodities 163 145 14 4 Flour 87 77 7 9 Fruits and Vegetables 78 28 21 29 Meats and Provisions 58 32 25 Tugs of Wool 4 4 — Inspecto Pedlars' Licenses 4 Milk Jars 72 I'Vholesale Milk Cans 30 Clinical Thermometers 130 Pedlars' Scales 12 Tee Cream Cans 25 Oi] Jars 922 Marking of Bread 190 Food Packages 555 Coal (in. Bags) 64 Kindling Wood (in bags) 48 Retest of Gasoline Devices 19 Retest of Scales 2 Retest of Gil Meter System 2 3 Special Torn Licenses issued by the Director of Standards. Respectfully, VICTOR M. A►NDERSON, WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 87 REPORT OF WIRE DEPARTMENT To Me Honorable Board of Selectmen: Gentlemen The report of the Wire Department for the year ending December 31, 1935, is herewith submitted : During the past year new underground cable was in- stalled along beater Street and down Galen Street to the Charles River Fridge, to provide a continuation of fire alarm protection for the car barns of the Boston Elevated Railway Co., clue to a re-arrangement of the premises. Signal tines throughout the Fire Alarm and Police Sig- nal Systems were thoroughly checked and put in condition to withstand the rigors of the elements. This task in- volved the elimination of slack lines; renewal of cross- arms, ties, insulators, and other equipment where needed, as well as the clearing of tree grounds, underground leak- ages, and the replacement of several sections of wire. However, there are still many miles of ragged, weather- beaten wire on the lines that Witl require considerable attention in the treat• future. Due to the customary amival practice of renewing and relocating poles in the various sections of the town by the Edison Electric Illuminating Company, The New Eng- land Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Boston Elevated Railway Company, many alterations were neces- sitated in the aerial lines of the system. The necessary- stock, wares, cross-arms and equipment, required by such changes, were used. New aerial terminal boxes, including cut-outs and lightning arrester devices were installed in many loca- tions, replacing those that became impractical for further use. There was a removal and relocation of twelve fire .alarm tappers on the different circuits. Automobile casualties caused the destruction of two fire boxes, one cable post: and one combination fire alarm and cable post. The party cruising the damage to the latter 88 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT remains unknown as it happened during the early hours of the morning and there was a failure to report it. All stand pipes, aerial terminal loxes, fire boxes and police boxes were painted. The Signal byes ,were oiled, tested and examined periodically throughout the year to insure their proper performance. However, there is an op- portunity for improvement on the system by annually retiring a portion of the alder type boxes and replacing there Avith modern equipment until such time as the older type boxes are completely eliminated. Essential changes in the layout of the wiring and fix- tures in the central office of the Fire Alarm Headquarters were made to provide proper illumination for the instru- ments, tapes, circuit parcels and batteries. The concrete floors, battery racks and surroundings were painted to maintain the property in a presentable condition. Fora operators are working on regular schedule and the work is being performed in an efficient and satisfactory man- ner. The street lights received careful attention. Applica- tions for new lights were received and the proposed loca- tions carefully investigated, with reports being submitted accordingly. Complaints can existing street lighting con- ditions were likewise taken care of, All notifications that street lights were not burning were immediately reported to the Edison Company, and broken and burned out lamps were promptly replaced. Regarding motor equipment. the truck now being used has rendered nine years of active service and cannot cape with the situation mach longer, clue to the fact that it is essentially a piece of emergency equipment and must be ready for service at rill hours of the day and night. There- fore, T recommend the purchase of a suitable trucR for the Purpose. Relative to interior wiring: 1041 permits for wiring hi dwellings and industrial plants were issued. This wiring necessitated over 3800 inspections, as marry of the jobs required two or more repeat inspections. As to commercial WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 89 inspections, no permits are required, as such inspections are made at stores and places of business that have been vacated and the current turned off. Upon approval of the Nviring the Edison Company again restores the service. The fees foa:' inspection per-mits amounted to $520.50, and said amount was placed with the To= Treasurer. Approximately 350 permits to restore current were issued to the Edison Company. I Wish to express my appreciation to the Board of Selectmen for their co-operation during the Fast year. I also extend my thanks to the heads of the various depart- ments, to the Gamewell Company, The Edison Electric Illuminating Company, and. The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company for the courtesies they have shown ante during the past year. 14espectfully submitted, PATRICK J. V AHEY, lrnspector of Wir&q. REPORT OF TREE WARDEN To the Honorable Board of S'elechnen; Gentlemen The report of the Tree Warden for the year ending° December 31, 1935, is herewith submitted During the past year, insofar as the appropriation would permit, considerable pruning of the trees in the town was done, special attention being given to the large elm trees on Mt. Auburn Street, School Street, and the Arlington Street cemetery. A. number of Iarge trees which were a. menace to public safety were removed, and there are quite a few more that Nv,ill have to be cut clown and replaced. In Order to make safe, and preserve their beauty, some of the older trees were bolted or stayed; and, now growth on marry trees was trimmed. 90 'WATER,T(lWN TOWN REPORT We set out 200 new trees this year—some of' which were replacements; but owing to the limited appropria- tion we were unable to comply with the many requests, made by the abutters. All new trees were supplied with tree food, and tree guards were placed around them — and old guards re- placed wherever necessary. A great many of our shade trees are infested with the various pests—especially the Elm Leaf Beetle, Elm Bark Beetle, Aphis, Moth, etc., and the ravages of these pests should be kept under control. The spraying carried on by the Moth Department greatly benefited the infested trees. The general work of pruning and replacing old trees should continue. The 'Tree Warden Department was helped considerably this past year by the E.R.A. They assisted in the removal of many large and dangerous trees, and the pruning of tall trees. The wood from the work of the Department was delivered to the Town Ir- irrtra.ry and distributed by the Welfare Department to needy- cases. Wherever the Edison wires came in contact with the trees, the attention of the Edison Electric Illuminating Company was called to the fact and they gave prompt at- tention to their wires and co-operated with the work of the Department in every way. In order to facilitate our work we would recommend the purchase of a new truck. We now have an old model T truck, and as this model has been obsolete for a, number of years we cannot buy parts to replace those worn out, and its condition is such that we may not be able to reg- ister It another" year. I wish to thank the Board of Selectmen ,and the Edison Electric Illuminating Company for the cordial co-opera- tion extended to me in the work of the Department during the year. Respectfully submitted, JOHN C. FORD, Tree. Wra°r den. ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 91 REPORT OF MOTH DEPARTMENT To the Honorable Board of Sele,;tmen: Gentlemen The report of the Superintendent of the Moth Depart- ment for the year ending December 31, 1935, is herewith submitted : The work of suppressing the Gypsy and Browwrntarl Moths was carried oh in the usu,,l way this year. All town trees, as well as these oil private property, were carefully inspected for infestation of the Gypsy, Broww Mail and Satin Maths and the Cottony Maple Scale. Where the egg clusters of the Gypsy Moth were found they were treated, and this was followed by spraying when the foliage carve out. Extensive spraying wwtas also necessary for the Elm Leaf ]Beetle and Tent Caterpillar. The Ehn Bark Beetle is continuing to infest our elms, and a watch sliouId he Dept against the invasion of the dreaded Dutch Elan disease. Tao much emphasis cannot be placed on the necessity of giving strict attention to these tree destroying agents. The trees were badly infested, and there is urgent need to continue the work- of spraying as these pests are mak- ing rapid strides in destroying the life of our trees. The work should he carried out in detail in order to preserve the shade trees. The work of the .Department for'the coming year should include the extermination of the Gypsy and Browntail Moths, the Elm Leaf Beetle, the Sm-le and other leaf eat- ing pests. To do this work effectively the MathDepart- ment will need a new sprayer. The sprayer we now have was purchased in 1921 and is of low horse-power and not heavy enough to do the work. We had to contract for most of the sprayiag this past year as oar machine was not capable of doing the work. A new sprayer is necessary 92 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT in order that all the high trees, especially the high elms, may be sprayed—and it is impossible to do this unless we have the power. Respectfully submitted, JOHN C. FORD, Supeiintandent of Moth Department_ REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS Watertown, Mass., January 2, 1936. To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: Gentlemen I herewith respectfully submit the following report of Permits issued from this office for the year ending De- cember 31, 1935. WI-Lole number issued 213. Probable cost of same, 202,545 as follows 11 One Family Houses $53,900.00 4 Two Family Houses 247500:00 17 Garages 3,975.00 2 Gas Stations 15,990.00 5 Storage Buildings 8,350.00 7 Greenhouses 54,500.00 36 Additions 11 214.96 65 Alterations 22,110.00 9 Fire Repairs 7,725.00 1 Wash House 150.00 1 Tool House 25.00 1 Elevator 1,200.00 21 Ratings 8 Fire Works Stands 25 Sign Permits 213 'Total Value $202,545.00 WILLIAM H. WILSON, Inspector df Bit ldin s. ATERTOWN TOWN REPOIRT REPORT OF DOG OFFICER To the Honorable Bow-d of Selectman : Gentlemen: I herewith submit my annual report as Dog Officer, for the year ending December 31, 1935. There were: 796 Dogs Licensed. 46 Dogs Returned to Owner.. 106 Dogs Killed. Bulletins of regidations regt�rdin.g licensing of dogs ,were properly posted as required. An active campaign was conducted during the entire year collecting license fees and under existing conditions, I consider the results gratifying, I thank the police department and the various Town officials for their co-operation. WARREN J. EASTMAN, Dog Officer. REPORT OF TOWN VETERINARIAN To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: Gentlemen My annual repo2t ,as Town Veterinarian and Inspector of Animals is respectfully submitted. During the year a total. of 335 visits have been made in- vestigating clog kite cases reported to me by the Board of Health, Police Department or State Division of Live- stock Disease Control. In a few instances visits have been made at the request of a neighboring Board of Health 94 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT when some individual has been bitten by a Watertown clog. In each case of dog bite the animal is kept tinder quarantine for a two weeks' period as required by law. Only two cases of rabies have been foLInd in the Town during the year. Both were of the dumb form and in clogs which had not been vaccinated against rabies. One dog was known to lave been in a fight with an unknown clog near the Waltham line about three weeks before symp- toms appeared. Four exposed people were forced to take the Pasteur treatment. The other case had no history of exposure but before the disease was suspected six people had been exposed and had to take the prevezitive treat- ment. Six visits were made to the Police Station to examine stray dogs picked up by the police. Inspection of all properties 111 the Town on which farm animals are kept has been carried out and certification of health and sanitary conditions made to the Mate authori- ties, a coley being furnished the owners. Following the de- tection of tuberculosis in cattle by me-a.ns of the tuberculin test a careful inspection and check-up has been made to see that proper disinfectiGn and cleansing of the premises have been carried out. Twenty-one visits have been inade to the Towii Barn to treat or examine Town horses. Medicines have been sup- plied as needed. Several of the horses unfit for f urther- use were destroyed. No outbreaks cif infections diseases in animals have occurred rl m-i n g the year. In carrying out the duties of any office I wish to express appreciation of ti)e co-operation and helpful attitude taken by all Town Officials and Employees. H. W. JAI{EMAN, V.M.D., Tottm Veterinarian fan and 1,ns rector of Aniiiads. WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 95 REPORT OF PLANNING BOARD To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: The Planning Board wishes to report that much prog- ress has been made during the past yeas• with respect to improving civic conditions. The committee consisting of the Town Counsel, Build- ing Inspector and the Planning Board appointed by the Town to study and revise the present Zoning Icy-Laws has been very active. Expert advice in the framing of new Zoning Bar-Laws was secured in the person of Mr. Edward Hartman, Massachusetts State consultant on Planning and Housing„ and after- hvo years have elapsed the Planning Board is prepared to submit a draft of the proposed new Zoning By-Laws of the Town of Watertown to the Town meeting helm in March 1936 for their- consid- eration and adoption. The Planning Board is gratified to note a much im- proved appearance of the Town Square due to the substi- tution of Neon signs for the obsolete wood signs which were allowed to become unsightly. The general public are becoming slowly conscious that beauty has value and that the appearance of our To-%Nm is what attracts desirable people to it and that the only way we have to keep our real estate values steady is to throw the protection of goad Zoning Laws around them. The Zoning By-Laws adopted by the Town in 1925 have served to protect the Town front permanent injury during the elapsed time since their- adoption, but therm are many undesirable conditions existing now that may be ,classed as temporary injuries ,which have been per- mitted by present laws. It was not possible in 1925 to foresee the conditions which would exist in 1936 or to visualize what might happ(m if a legal barrage was brought to bear on the Zoning By-Laws. This legal barrage is ever ready to tear 96 WATURTOWN TOWN REPORT do-wn what we have tried to build up. It behooves Lis there- fore to be alive to our responsibility. The Planning Board is of the opinion that the proposed new By-Laws will if adopted by the Town and approved by the Attorney General be of great assistance to the Building Inspector in the performance of his duty as en- forcing officer. No clxange has been mach in the Zoning limes of the Town this year and no change is proposed in the new laws. It is with deep regret tliat the Planning Board an- nounces the death on August 4th, 1935 of Mr. Wilfred R. Norris, for many years a member of the Planning Beard. The vacancy on the Beard caused by the death of Mr. Norris was filled by regular appointment of Mr. Ale-.,,-- ander Astorian, whom we are pleased to welcome. Respectfully submitted, ERNEST M. SMALL ELIA a A. PERKINS JGHN M. DARDI , Sec'y ALE, ANDER A TORIAN T, TE T WN MASSACHUSETTS Publi'lc Schools The Ninety-Eighth Annual Report OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE AND THE Fifty-Fifth Annul Report OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 195 THE HAMPSHIRE PRESS, INC. Cwmbridge, Mass. 98 WA'TERTOWN TOWN REPORT SCHOOL COMMITTEE HARRIE E. WAITE, Chv,?_1Yi)mn Term expires 1936 E. LOUISE RICHARDSON Telmi expires 193E POOSCOE F. DAUGHTERS Term expires 1937 F RANCIS A. KELLY Tem expires 1937 PATRICK A. MENTON Term expires 1.937 C.ARL G. A. JOHNSO'N Term expires 1938 AGNES PAGE Term expires 1938 WILFRED H. PRICE, Superintendent of Selwols. Office, A(hninistration Building; Office Hours S:30 to 9:30 A.M., except Saturday 4 to 5 P.M., except Wednesday and Saturday Watertown, Mass., January 11, 1936 In School Committee: Voted : That the report of the Chairman and the report of the Superintendent of Schools be accepted and adopted as the annual report of the School Committee of the Town, and voted to print for distribu- tion the report of the School Committee, E. LOUISE RICHARDSON, REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 99 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Receipts and Expenditures for Year Ended December 31, 1935 Receipts Appropriations $566,338.00 Smith-)=fugues Fund 44.79 566,382.79 Expenditures General Control: Superintendent and enforcement of Law $8,600.00 Clerks 3,900.()0 Attendance Office Expense 610.00 Office Expense 451.10 Telephones 888.89- $14,449.92 Instruction: Salaries $443,987.67 Books and SUP])lies 15,346.74 459,334.41. Operation: Salaries $34,519.39 Supplies 2,216.59 Light and Power 9,622.70 Fuel 14,613.74 School Halls 1,277.00 Water 1,869.15 64,118.57 Maintenance $4,498.62 New Equipment $1,440.00 Miscellaneous Salaries of Physicians & Nurses $6,000.00 Health Supplies and Sundries 148.97 $6,148.97 100 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Everting School: Salaries $3,272.00 Supplies 226.37 3,498.37 Trade Schools and Continuation Schools $9,995.44 Transportation $1,585.70 Replace Typewriters $1,228.00 $566,298.00 Smith-Hughes Fund 44.79, 566,342.79• Unexpended Balance 40.OG $566,382.79 Treasury Receipts Tuition Mass. Traning School 8.72' State Wards 1r584.34 Continuation Schools, cities and towns 4..80 Continuation & Trade School reimbursements 4,445.23 Sight-saving Class 214.40 Out-of-Town Pupil 35.40 Hall Rental 717.00 Miscellaneous Damaged books, telephones, etc. 24.81 Evenings School 77.95 Americanization Reimbursement 145.78 Continuation School Reimbursement (Home School) 113.99 Sight-Saving Class Reimbursement 500.00 7,902.01 General Schoc)l Fund $47,938.14 55,840.15 REPORT 4F SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 101 REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE To the School Com.mittee and Citizens ofWatertown: The reports of the Superintendent and Supervisors cover the detailed operation of this department during the past year. For future reference Nve record three events of the year affecting the school system First—The completion of the addition to the Senior High School at the cast of approximately $135,000, and its occupancy last September made available much needed facilities. The addition was furnished under the direction of this committee to the best advantage possible with the greatly reduced appropriation voted by the Town. Second—The vote of the Town providing for the erec- tion of a new Phillips School will make available next Sep- tember much needed and much improved accommodations for the pupils of that section of the Town. The appro- priation was approximately $155,000, and it is hoped that this amount will cover the furnishing required. Third—Believing that where possible, without detri- ment to the normal operations of the schools, the schooI buildings should be open to the appropriate use of all citi- zens of the Town, the committee has cooperated with the Citizens' Recreation Committee of Watertown in opening the East Junior, the West Junior, Coolidge, and Parker Schools for their activities under the supervision of their directors. While this has been a help to those taping ad- vantage of the opportunities afforded, it has added to the expense of the operation of the schools, for light, heat, and janitor service. If it is to be contimied, the budget should be increased to cover same. The attention of our citizens is directed to the fact that the amount appropriated for the maintenance of our val- uable school property would not be sufficient to keep our buildings in repair without assistance received from Fed- 102 WA,TERT(}WN TOWN REPORT curial agencies. If this government aid is not continued, larger appropriations for maintenance will be required. The committee has worked harmoniously in a coopera- tive spirit in an effort to maintain the high standards of our Watertown schools. HARRRIE E. WAITE, Chairman. REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT To the School Committee: In accordance with your custom, I am submitting; here- with a report upon the conditions of the schools for the year 1935. This is the ninety-eighth in the series of Scliool Committee reports and the twenty-eighth that has been written by the present incumbent. We have never felt our responsibility in public eduea- tion so keenly as we do today, and public eclucation has never faced a more difficult combination of circumstances than it does just now. The depression has reduced its financial resources to the lowest minimum, in some re- spects below the point of safety. At the same time all educational systems have been subject to close scrutiny and a great deal of Adverse criticism ; furthermore, they have been seriousiy hampered by traditions. On the other hand, public schools have faced a decided increase in enroilment, largely in the High School where the per capita cost is greater. They must also face the necessary changes and expansions if they are to render the service which the present economic and social dis- turbance will probably demand of them. Much of the change in the immediate future will be at the high school levels. For a long time our High Schools h ve peen too much dominated by the demands of college entrance requirements, and they have responded too little to the largest demands on public education. 'Since a sniall percent of our high school students go to higher institu- REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 103 tions and a larger percent 'do not go beyond the high school level, it will continue to be the duty- of the High. School to prepare for college, but their great task will be to prepare for the problems of life. Human life is fundamentally physical and therefore pupils must learn to cane for and use their bodies efficient- ly. This is accomplished primarily through health educa- tion. Life is also intellectual, and a trained and efficient mind is essential as a directing force. Life to be well poised, refined, and wholly efficient must be controlled by worthy purposes and high ideals. Char- acter training that makes clean distinctions between right and wrong, and that leads to action based on such distine- tion, is the way of training toward worthy purposes ati(l high ideals. Where are many phases of school work that should be covered by this report. To this earl, I have asked the High Sell-col principal and several of the directors and super- visors to submit to one a, report of their work. I ani there- fore including a portion of their reports as a part of my Annual report. REPORT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Edwin H. Whitehill I herewith subunit my fifteenth annual report. In view of the fact that it is also my last report, may I be par- doned for including a few statistics to show the changes that have taken place during the twenty-nine years that I have been connected with the Watertown school system. In 1997 the High School numbered 188 pupils with a Faculty of ten, or an average of nineteen pupils for each teacher. Our present enrollment (Jan. fi) is 1189 with 47 teacher's, two of whom are giving only, a part of their time, or an average of about 25 pupils per teacher. Located in the old Phillips building, nuw in process of destruction to be replaced by a modern structure, the school of 1907 overflowed into the Francis building. In r 104 WA.TER'TOWN TOWN REPORT that year the School Committee report contains these words, "A new school building must be had in the near future, There is no more urgent need in the Town." But it was March, 1918, before the High School moved into w bat is now the East Junior building, a building intended to accommodate 384 pupils. Already, because of crowded conditions in the Hosmer School, some classes from that school had been assigned to this new }wilding. This corn- dition continued until 1925 when the present High School building was completed, leaving the farmer building for the use of the East Junior High School which now con- tairrs 750 pupils, or nearly trice the number for which the building was originally intended, For the three years pre- ceding the present, the High School was obliged to operate on the two-session plan until the completion of tho new addition last, sun er enabled us to return to one session. Ili 1907 the total school appropriation for the Town was $56,000, or practically 10% of today's appropriation. 127 this connection it might be interesting to note that the appropriation in 1853, the year of the founding of the High School, was $8,000. Coincident with the increase in numbers has cone: a great increase in-the opportunities afforded pupils in the added subjects of study and i.n added extra-curricular ac- tivities. In 1907 there were three courses of study, College Preparatory, General, and Commercial. .In 1913, with the completion of the East Junior building, there was added a course in Horne Economics .for girls. In 1925 courses in .Industrial Arts, Woodworking, Printing, Machine Work, Sheet Metal were added; and a little later, what has be- cume one of the most popular shop courses, work in Elec- tricity was added. Besides a rather complete variety of athletic competi- tion, the Band, Orchestra and fifteen clubs have provided a widely varied source of interest for our pupils. AR these, we feel, have stimulated interest in the regular school work and have added much to our school community. REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 105 The records of our pupils in the colleges and other insti- tutions of higher- yearning continues to he exceedingly excellent. Reports from the pupils who Entered college a year ago last September show that during their freshman. year 40 ' of all mar-ks were of honor grade with only 3%, of failures in individual courses. Considering the fact that many of our pupils enter college on certificates, we feel that the standard that has been maintainer) in certifying pupils has gained the confidence of the institutions to which our pupils go without taking examinations. The school has full certificate privileges with all institutions in New England which grant such privileges and has never been refused the certificate privilege by institutions throughout the country where our pupils have elected to ga. There has been an equal measure of success on the part of the pupils who have gone into other lines of endeavor. Even with the scarcity of opportunity during the last few years, comparatively few of our pupils have been without e nploy went. Jn June Miss Mary R. Byron, for forty years the head of our English Department, and for a greater part of that time Senior Mass advisor, retired in accordance with our state tenure law. It is difficult to express the loss which the school has suffered in her retirement. Still ven- youthful in spirit with a strong hold on the lives of her pupils, with wise and stimulating teaching in her classroom, as well as loyalty to all the interests of the school, she held a place in the hearts of all her former and more recent pupils that is given to few teachers to enjoy. Her fuze souse of the right thing to do under any circumstances made her a most efficient helper in the conduct of the school and es- pecially in her relation with the Senior- Class. May she have many years to enjoy the leisure which she has so conspicuously -earned. At the graduation exercises in June, in view of the ter- centenary of the establishment of the Public Latin School in Boston, the first secondary school in the United States, 106 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT a change was made in the graduation program. Instead of a speaker to address the graduates, three members of the Senior Mass presented papers dealing with some phase of the secondary school celebration. We might add that in a number of communities a return is being made to a form of graduation where members of the Senior Mass present papers, usually along the Imes of Some civic or educational interest. REPORT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Sally T. Diggane, Supervisor Up to the present time this year, most of our thoughts and energy have hoerr directed towards the correction of defects, which were discovered in the annual physical examination. Posture defects have received special em- phasis in the regularr physical education classes. Eve de- fects have been fo[lowed up witli the result that twenty- four girls have obtained the much needed grIasses. Poor teeth will be the next to receive attention and this group will be urged to have dental work done before the spring as an aid to better health. The recreational activities carried on after school in sports contribute greatly to the mental and physical health of the pupil. The elementary program is being carried out in the same way as iast year and is proving verb, satisfactory. DEPORT OF THE SCHOOL CAFETERIAS Alai-ion P. Deep, Supervisor The Watertown School DepartMiant Cafeterias are operating under the same .management and set-up as last year. Each of the three cafeterias is operated as a .sepa- rate, self-supporting unit completing the whole depart- ment which is managed in a scientific busnress-like way, like any successful restaurant. In addition to its current running expenses, each cafeteria roust maintain, improve REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 107 and replace all equipment from the cafeteria department funds. The supervisor makes out the menus which are changed daily and offer a wide variety of wholesome, well-balanced foods from which to choose one's lurch. Standard recipes are given all the cooks and the cooks are furnished only the highest quality ingredients for these recipes. Stand- ardized measures and serving utensils are served. This ensures daily standard products of uniform quality and size. The supervisor visits the cafeterias daily to see that the standards are maintahied and to make any sugges- tions. In this way it is possible to beep in intimate touch with the work in all the cafeter jas. Even with the increased cost in food prices the school cafeterias have continued to furnish the same size serv- ings of well-cooked, wholesome food to the children at the very moderate prices first established, five and ten cents. REPORT OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT John Black, Director Today in our educational system the courses in Indus- trial Arts have became of greaten importance than ever before. The past few year's have shown that those youths who have had a gener•ai knowledge of one or more trades were able to obtain employment more readily than the untrained applicant. In this machine afire there are many opportunities offered to those w1io are skilled in the mani- pulation of tools and machines. To this and we are risking our courses as broad and pr•acticaI as possible with the Iimited time allotted. The work in general in the several grades has been along the outline of the coarse of study. Changes in proj- ects were made as required. During the 1934 Christmas holidays, Mr. Harris W. Moore, for thirty-three years an instructor of woodworking, met with a severe accident which incapacitated hiM for- several weeks. Mr. John J. 108 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Malone was appointed substitute during Mr. Moore's ab- seI]ce. At the Parker School the benches have been in use for the past thirty-six years. These benches are in such poor condition that new tops and vises are necessary. These will he made at the Senior Nigh School. Mechanical drawing is now being taught regularly at the Junior High Schools. Two periods per month is al- lotted of the regular shop periods. This subject is the foundation of most industrial courses and more time should be required. The addition to the Senior High School has allowed for more additional space in the drafting room, machine and electrical shops and the sheet metal shop. The drafting room now has thirty-six tables and is filled to capacity each cloy. The machine shop has added a 16 inch Gould & Eberhardt shaper, a Browne & Sharp No. 2 plain milling machine and a 16-inch upright drill, all of which are motor driven. The electrical shop is well equipped for the elementary classes. Part of the additional equipment has been received for the advanced classes. This shop is well laid out for this type of work. Unfortunately some of our classes are too harge. Thirty to thirty-four pupils in a sloop class are too many to give proper individual instruction. REPORT OF DRAWING SUPERVISOR Florence H. Russell, Supervisor It is gratifying to be able to say that working with limited and less expensive materials has in no way damp- ened the enthusiasm of the teachers, in their ,endeavor to obtain excellent results in the drawing classes. The Senior High School classes have met the usual demand, from school as well as outside organizations, for menu cards, posters, and other opportunities for an appli- cation of their lessons, in a most satisfactory manner. I hope the time may arrive when each class may include only pupils taping one of the three courses offered in art, REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT NT 109 thus facilitating the teaching and making it passible to introduce problems which at present, where mixed groups make individual instruction necessary, cannot be at- tempted. Work has proceeded well this year in both East and West Junior High Schools owing to the fact that we have made no change in the teachers of the department. Sev- eral aew projects have been introduced which have met with success. The exhibition of work held at the West Junior High showed in a most gratifying way hove the instruction re- ceived in the drawing classes carries over in lettering arrangement, illustration and color in other studies of the curriculum. In the elementary schools we are making splendid prog- ress with the introduction of new material to assist the grade teacher in her problems of teaching drawing. This material consists of lesson plans and charts which I am constantly preparing. It is helpful to hear from time to time that parents watch with interest the methods of presentation and sub- ject matter of the drawing lesson and compare it Nvith that which they received while attending school. Art in the elementary school is made iiitensely interesting b integrating it with other subjects. Two exhibitions of easel chalk drawings were givei, last sparing, one at the Lowell and another at the Hosmer School. Both dried~ well-earned comments from those at, tending. REPORT OF 1}TUSK DEPARTMENT Rena L Bisbee, Supervisor The school year always seems too short to carry out all the projects one would like to in the music department, but each season Nve do something different in the way of "extras" to show what cast be accomplished with young people of school age. 110 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT The course in the elementary grades has been system- atized so that under the teaching and supervising of 1VIrs. Drew and myself the work is the same in all schools. Spe- cial hells is given tc new teachers corning into our system so that they know our methods and beep their classes rip with the others. In a few cases where someone Tees not have a musical ear, an exchange of work is made with another teacher in that building. Under Mrs. Drew's di- rection orchestras have been organized in four elementary schools. In the Junior High Schools there are one or t%vo teachers to whom the music is assigned and they are very competent in this lime. Your supervisor visits these classes once a week and is pleased to note progress. The orchestras in both schools are well organized and enthusiastic ovcr their playing. After their excellent con- cert of last May they have a good repertoire of pieces and were ready early this tall to flay for assemblies. Thee have volunteered to ,give programs in some of the ele- mentary schools and in this way are gutting valuable ex- perience. The High School music consists of an elective chorus, an orchestra and a land. The last under the able leader- ship of Mr, Arnold L. Chick, is constantly growing in numbers and popularity. This organization plays at the games, in addition to giving a joint concert with the Legion Band every winter, and assisting at the orchestra c011cert in 11la.xch. The High School Chorus numbers over two hundred, and meets with the supervisor once a week. The seniors who are members, sing at graduation. There are some fine voices in this big chorus and we have been doing some very interesting work. The High School Orchestra is always a bright spot. They furnish music at the annual Parents' Night and for the various school plays, Some of the members have exceptional talent and because of previous membership in the Junior High Orchestra have had experience and REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 111 training. Six members were chosen last May for the New England Festival Orchestra which met in Dowell. We find it very convenient to use the Lecture Hall for rehearsals this year. This is a delightful place to meet and we greatly appreciate having the adjoining storage room for keeping instruments and general orchestra equipment. I aright mention that two groups from Water-town took part in the State Music Festival last sprung the T-ligh School Band and a Sixth Grade Glee Club from the Jaynes Russell Lowell School. REPORT OF SCHOOL NURSES Number of pupils examined by physicians 6592 Defects as listed by physicians Nose and throat 771 Heart (functional and orgranic) 113 klalnutrition 53 Postural defects 231 Vision 31.3 Hearing 64 Individual inspections 20453 Number of lio-nie visits 1327 Number of first aid treatments 1438 Number of visits to clinics 73 Number of pupils examined by State Clinics: Chadwick 1.23 Middlesex 627 Retarded 65 e Have assisted the Chadwick and 11iddlesex Survey and Clinics in their programs of Tuberculosis prevention and report a comparatively small number for follow-up work. Through follow-up Nvork and home co-operation, urgent defects have been cared for. 112 W,ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Principals and teachers have assisted and co-operated with us in our preventive work for which we are very grateful. MARY C. C.ARNEY, USAN M_ HAR.DING, ALICE JOHNSON, School Nurses. REPORT OF THE ATTENDANCE AND CERTIFICATING DEPARTMENT Durinb the year ending December 31, 1935, the Super- visors of Attendance investigated fifteen hundred anA fifty-six cases of reported non-attendance. Of these cases, three hundred and fifty-five were due to truancy, and twenty-nine were attributed to the indifference and ne- glect of the parents. It was necessary to make complaint in the District Court at Waltham in four cases, two of which were committed to the Middlesex County Training. School. The other cases were dismissed after a proba- tionary period as the attendance of the pupils had im- proved. A census of all minors, from birth to the twenty-first birthday, was taken early in the year by ERA. enumera- tors under the direction of the attendance department. This census showed 12,242 rainors were residents of the town, of which 7,035 were ofcompulsory school age. It also told us there were 5,292 families in the town, of which 738 were of non-citizen parentage. In co-operation with the School Nurses and the Depart- ment of Public Welfare a number of children received. needed medical attention which improved the school at- tendance record. During the year ending December 31, 1935, four hun- dred and eighty certificates were issued to employed mi- nors and sixty-two minors were licensed to sell news- papers. JOSEPH L. CARROLL, FRANCIS M. CAVERLY 7 Supervisors of Attendance, REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 113 In conclusion I desire to express my appreciation to the School Committee for their loyal support and to the school teachers for their hearty co-operation in carrying out the work of the schools. Respectfully submitted, WILT+11RD 11. 'RICE, Superintendent_ Enrolltnrent by Grades, January 1, 1936 Cotnpa.red with January 1, 1935 1935 1996 Kindergarten 394 425 Grade 1 630 609 Grade 2 610 576. Grade 3 590 604 Grade 4 582 588 Grade 5 585 583 Grade 6 546 567 Grade 7 522 587 Grade 8 546 517 Grade 9 504 523 Grade 10 420 488 Grade 11 388 347 Grade 12 277 392 Post Graduate 24 24 Special Classes 124 117 Sight-saving Class 11 8 6763 6895 Continuation School 2 2 6755 6897 114 WATERT{AWN TOWN REPORT SUMMARY OF STATISTICS Teachers, January 1, 1935 Numhert of Principals 9 Number of teachers in high school 44 Number of teachers in junior high schools 62 Number of teachers in elementary schools 121 Number of special teachers and supervisors 12 Teachers, January 1, 1936 Number of Principals 9 Number of teachers in high school 46 Number of teachers in junior high. schools 62 Number of teachers in elementary schools 120 Number of special teachers and supervisors 12 Pupils Pupils enrolled, school year 1934-35 6942 Average daily attendance 6303 Average membership 6754 Enrolled January 1, 1936 6997 Enrolled January 1, 1935 6755 Enrolled January 1, 1934 6699 Enrolled January 1, 1933. 6679 Enrolled January- 1, 1932 6493 Enrolled January Y, 1931 6280 Enrolled January- 1, 190 6110 Enrolled January, 1, 1929 674 Enrolled January 1, 1928 5204 Enrolled January 1, 1927 4568 REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 115 7 f T 1c-- z o in t- Lm I w C ca -4 cW3 IM m IN rl� ,: r• +--I to T I �-, al r-4 fly ,a —4 m L� GV3 i;7 P7 ,.. P t7 r`� rm la ..c Cis U� ''i' Z L w rW tV C-. LV +"1 zij V � 0 fx1 a.�4 , 04 rrr u su c� E 116 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT N L— L— to C.0 tCl cm CID t1ot3,3,?R u[ s ip .IaCiwnX PA .-1 -4 -1 H r4 m N Np o C C 00 IPA d' 4;: cf� Ca r1 tD 1 - ! 1 O oc ko d y r r� uauxai 00 1~ � r4V4 -4 � " boCd w PC 40 q.2!H aoiunp ` R2!H 00 00 i d s C� M co ,-i 1* oa V) as us Q r- 00 ko t- -.r r- -400FDCO co m dogzeuauzI c � *0 c I ' �[ TH xnTun f c gm!li — a L co in C;D 00 eQ --d- cc o L'i Im 00 1t} b C }, gSill aoiunj` M 00 xes q2!R C C 8 4.7 ray +4 C7 N 04 N 1- Q4 h1 Cam qT + 7 N 00 t41 1~ on oo Lm e uaruai t�- ery to ,� cis 'N >M ol g2rH JOT'Inf t- m —5 L cc „ - to 41 � W � PAVxaF�� , l REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 117 GRADUATION EXERCISES The Senior High School Watertown, IVIassachusetts PROGRAM PROGES rON'AL--The Conqueror Corey High School Orchestra THE CRIMSON POSE C10hey Chorus PRAYER—Reverend Edgar W. Anderson PRAISE 'YE THE FATHER Gogvod Chorus -ORATION—The Tercentenary of Secondary Education Robert Stevenson ORATION History of Watertown High School Frederick Walter 1410THERLAND Johwston Chorus ESSAY---The Modern High School L'ethia Jakeinan aPRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Donald Daughters, President of the CIass of 1935 UNVEILING OF GIFT Pauline Jackson, Chairman of Gift Committee ACCEPTANCE Francis Robbins, President of the Class of 1936 THE CHALLENGE OF YOUTH Gibb Chorus PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Mr. Harrie E. Waite, Chairman of School Committee CLASS SONG--Tune—"Sajita Lucia" RECESSIONAL—Stand By Frazee 9RCIiESTRA 118 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT CLASS OF 1935 College �`Mary Kathryn Ann MacXinnon *William Drew Aberle h1ary Catherine Mansell Abrabain Albert Abraharnian 'Kathleen Marie Martin Arthur 3%lathew Abrahatnian i Lillian Frances 111chlurtrim Robert Howard Arnold Paul Benson Moore Vahe Aslanian Jean Elisabeth Norcross Helen Loraine Barton John Stanley Ochab Alice Martha Beehner 111aryf Kathfi-ine Prendergast *Jahn Boncodd+o Arthur Francis Ray *Stanley Kenneth Bond Madeline Clure Reed Cameron Leslie Buchanan '''-�Rabert Raymond Mich, Jr. Flora Chicos Dorothy Louise Robinson Kenneth Warren Christensen William Curtis Rogers, Jr. Robert ,Jahn Church Martin Luther Saraf Sti-i ley Alfred took 'Marjorie Scribner Anthony Nicholas Critsotakis '"Lloyd Irving Seaton f Erna Francette Cummings Ellen Frances Sheehan Donald Lawrence Daughters Gardner Nelson Sherlock John Francis .Dee .lames Andrew Singiser Barry Paul Difiberto - Robert Myron Stevenson William Anthony Donnellan Mury Margaret Sullivan Effie Marie Fa.rrenkopf Robert Clinton 'T`hempaon Bettye Delano Farwell Roy Joseph Ticehurst •t Donald Thomas Stuart Fennell i Phy llis Russell warner Hewitt Grenville Fletcher,Jr. Betty Jean VanKeuren Ruth Roslynd Garofolo John Gilbert Wallace John Pa-al Gilbert John Francis Walsh George Cooley Graham, Jr. Frederick Herman Walter Fred Daniel Greehan Arlene Whittemore Christina Gertrude Hackett Elizabeth Aran Wisdom Niles Edward Hanson Benjamin Wolohojan Elliott Rollins Harris General Louise Hedlu-Da Marjorie EllenAdams ° i Robert Alexander Hodder Arthur Frederick AIlen Ivan Marshall Hunt James William Avtgis Setliiia Rosamund Jakeinati Leo Allen 13atttfard Malcolm Edward Johnson Pauline Cynthia Diehard Dorothy Mildred Kelly Rita Agnes Margaret Cannon Larry Ellsworth Kenney, Jr. Roland Frank Capone Thomas Drown+e Kingsley Massimino Ja:mfis Caporiecio Warren Knapp Mary Viola Catton Peter Kournjian Frederick ThornaE Coleman Stewart Leslie Leach Barbara, Corliss John Sheridan Lund Robert Alexander Dickey REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 119 William A, Doe Charles Louis Sheldon, Jr. William Francis Condon, 3rd Sylvia Catherine Sheldon Alice Norris DonTiellan **Arthur Stanley Sjostedt Andrew James Dolinehy, Jr. "Elizabeth Ava Swett 11ildred Inez Donnelly Donald Hoyt Thurber, Jr. Barbara Emerson Thomas Francis Vahey, Jr. Mary Alice Farrenkopf Janice White ,dice May Fitzgerald Commercial WiMam Kenneth Fitzpatrick .Agnes Elizabeth Abrahamian Kenneth Blesdell Fletcher Lincoln Adams Margaret Irene Gallant *Santa Maria Ana.stasi Elizabeth Amelia Gass .Alice Margaret Aroutian Ruth Porter Geddes Rahania Arslanian Katherina Flora Guidrey Alice Araxie Atamian Marjorie Elise Hathaway -Mary Areka Atam an William Randall Hauck Florence Helen Avanzino Sherwin Payton Helms Katherine Isobel Bahadurian *12'lartha Elizabeth Hillers Gertrude Mae Barron Helen Litwin Hotz Frank Vincent Berinato Harrison Gordon H,ugbes, Warren Bernubei Rosemary Frances Hughes Dorothy Leslie Bickford Charles Barstow Hull Josephine Theresa Bonanno Pauline Jackson Beatrice Antoinette Bartone Fred Van Dyke Johnson Katherine May Broderick Gertrude Florence Johnstone Claudia Alice Bresnahan Anastasia Halafatis Doris Pearl Bubier John Gerald Kurkjian Harriet Rose Bussey Charles Jenkins Lake Victoria Juneve Caloggero Lillian Mary Lannary G11da I17110cenzia Campagna Vasilis Lavrakas Mildred Nathalie Carlstrorn Evelyn Celeste Mann John Charles Cavallaro Henry Joseph Marchant Katherine Laura Cavaretta Evelyn Louise McAlurtrie Liana Alary Cerqua Eli-ire Florence Miller Magaret Cecelia Costello Stephen Michael Milmore, Jr. Perinta Mary D'Antonio Joseph John block, 2nd Elfrieda Doggett Warren Lincoln Newell Virginia Mary Dolan Mildred Marjorie Ggmnnd Claudia Pauline D'Onofrio Horace Cecil Pearsons Phyllis Thorne Edwardson Thomas Francis Reardon Cara Elizabeth Ewin Emile- Carlton Richardson Marshall Filmor+e Mary Cleophee Robiliard Eleanor Gertrude French Robert Bailey Rogers Muth Phyllis Golub Rita Jane Regan 11�Ia,rgaret Wilhelmina, Hamilton William Hastings Ryan Richard Edward Harney 120 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Bertha Mariam Hatzakortzian Annie Elizabeth Wilson Doris Louise Hubbard John Hardy Wilson Robert Angelo Juliana ':Teresa Joanna Helen Yantosea *Lillian Kasper Household. Arts Bernice Margaret Kelley Marie Elizabeth Anderson Louise Agnes Kelley Edith May Cashin Helen Wilkie Kemp Helen Theresa Cunnifl' Anna Marie. Elizabeth King Mary Lillian Desmond Marie Annie Langley Elsie Augusta Jordan Joseph Lawrence Lord Eva Charlotte Karcher Josephine Magtiocca Ann Mae Machin Grace Masoian *Anna Catherine McAteer James Vincent Mazza 'Marjorie Augusta McGirr 1+larence Pappas Michaels Ernestine Butters Nute Mary Mooseghian Pearl LaVerne Rogers Elvira. Loretta Morrone Industrial Arte Dorothea Edna Murtha ,lames Vincent Airone Gertrude Margaret Nelson John Bruno Arone Mary Grace Neshe John Branford bold Hilda Maria Nylen a*,lohn Edward Callan Marguerite Agnes pates Ferdinand Antonio Caloggero Margaret Dorothy O'Brien William ,Clancy Katherine Darcy Osmond Henry Thomas Davis Doris Welstead Owen Joseph Bernard Donnelly Annie Missak Parsekian Edward Joseph Flaherty*, Jr. Eleanor Josephine Pascuzzi John William Flaherty Evelyn Marie Perkins Thomas Joseph Flaherty, Jr Emma Gladys Piton Philip Hazeldean Graff Majorie Arlene Porteus Albert James Guiliani Edna. Katherine Pavers Donald Parker Hupma,n Mary Elizabeth Purcell James Gilbert Jenne Frederick Lawrence Roche Carl Frederick Johnson Eleanor .Marie Romano Andrew Kalipolitis Ruth Russell Harry Alexander Mavrogeorge Christine Marie Russo '%Henry Martin McGann *Edward Safer Anthony Miller, Jr. Mary Sama Antonio Prank Mosca Rose Shamlian Roger Samuel Monrc)e Minnie Smith Bradford William Darker Ann-Marie Margareta Thollden Warren Richard Pearce Clara Helen Tomasetti George Radcliffe *Mary Victoria Rose Trnmbino Ewen McLean Rankin Marion Rita Tuscher Joseph Bronislovas Rindeikis **Mary ATina Tutunjian Anthony Joseph Ruggeri James Robert Williams *Hartley Sabean REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT 121 Bernard Sampson George William Torri James Anthony Scalzi Howard Grant Vain Alstine Robert Henry Thompson .Albert Lawrence 'White Arthur Roger Tomasetti Alfred Louis Za.ni i ATernbers oaf Cum Laude Society. *Neither absent nor tardy for 3 years. ** Neither .absent nor tardy for 6 years. REPORT OF INFIRMARY DEPARTMENT To the Honorable Board of Public Welfare Gentlemen: I herewith submit my report as Keeper of the Infirnra.ry for the year ending December ail, 1935. Total number of inmates has been forty-four. Twelve have been removed to another place of support. 1�leven securefl employment; two were transferred to the Tewks- bury State Hospital; one to the Saint Elizabeth Hospital ; one to the Holy Ghost Hospital; one to the Westborough State Hospital and four were placed in care of relatives. There are twelve inmates at the present time. The general health of our inmates has been very good. ,several have chronic ailments which is to be expected at are institution of this 16nd. Only a small acreage of land was tilled and planted, which has kept us supplied with fresh vegetables onlya part of the time, any surplus be- ing sold. The inmates have been assisting in the general work, making necessary repairs cutting wood, etc. We have only male inmates at present. I again call your attention to exterior of the building which should be painted the corning year. The gutters are leaking badly and need to be replaced with new ones. 122 WATERTUWN TOWN REPORT A, shelter of some kind should be bunt to protect the inmates from the hot rays of the sun, there being no shade of any kind at present. A wire fence should be }wilt around the Infirmary grounds to protect our lawn and grounds from the general public who make it a common thoroughfare. The school clzildz en running over the lawn nia.kes it impossible to keep our grounds as they should be kept. Auto drivers also drive over the grounds hoth clay and. night,. I have kept the interior of the building in good shape making any necessary repairs including painting. I wish to thank the visitors who have made gifts to the inmates at various times. I wish to thank the Watertown Emblem Club for their very generous gifts at Christmas. Our 'Town Physicians, Tars. Canzanelli ,and Gorman have carefully attended to our inmates who have been all. We welcome visitors during reasonable hours. In closing I wish to thank your Honorable Board for your kind and courteous attention. GEORGE 1.4. 1 111TE, Keeper. REPORT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT To the Honorable Board of,Selectmen, Gentlemen I herewith submit the following report of the fire De- partment for the year ending December 31, 1035. The membership of the department remains the same as past years and consists of (49) members classified as follows: one (1) permanent chief; three (3) permanent captains; four (4) permanent lieutenants; one (1) call captain; one (1) call lieutenant; one (1) mechanician; thirty-eight (38) permanent ladder and hosemen. WATERTOWN' TOWN REPORT 129 Captain Thomas L. Stanley, retired, passed away on Dec. 4, 1935. Captain Stanley served the town as a callrnan from May 1, 1889 to October 1, 1895 when he was appointed a permanent driver. On August 19, 1912 lie was appointed the first permanent captain in the department and served as such until his retirement on pension for disability, De- cember 18, 1929. Alarms and Losses The total number of alarms for 1935 was 446, a decrease of 4 aharrris over 1934 when we reached our peak of 450 for one year,. Of these 298 were still alarms and 148 bell alarms. The false alarms for the ,year were less than our previous record year of 43 in 1934, but 29 being .sounded in 1935. Insurance Values Losses bisurance Paid Buildings ............ $359,600.00 $37,706.63 $368,200.00 $37,628.63 Contents .............. 171,550.00 27,964.31 181,420.00 27,404.31 $630,150.00 $65,670.94 $549,620.00 $65,032.94 Losses show a marked increase over 1934, with our largest loss in a manufacturing plant. This type of fire is where our largest losses occur, usually in unsprinklered risks. With our varied industries the losses still remain at a. reasonably lour figure. An unusual number of suspicious fires occurred during, the year, all reported to the police department and de- partment of public safety, as the law directs. No small amount of credit is due the police department for their vigilance in running dawn this type of criminal, this is especially true in one case involved which apparently ex- tends beyond the limits of our Town and may lie the result of breaking up a most dangerous Arson Ring. Fire Prevention continues as a major function of the department and while only one reran is assigned to this important work, together with ,group inspection by the men off duty, satisfactory results are being obtained. This 124 WATT RTOWN TOWN REPORT can, however, be farther improved by the co-operation of every citizen for the safety of our homes and industries. The Old Town Hall presents a problern regarding fire prevention. This old building, located as it is in the heart of our business district, is a potential fire hazard. Should fire ocean, unless discovered in the earliest stages, it might be the cause of destroying other valuable property, or extend beyond the control of our limited department. I recommend that immediate steps be taken to make this building secure or remove it entirely. During the year ten men completed the course and received certificates for training classes for firemen con- ducted by the diNision of vocational education of the Commonwealth in co-operation with the Fire Chiefs of Massachusetts. This is a ten week's course of intensive training with competent instructors in all phases of fire fighting and men detailed to tape the course must attend whether on or off duty. The classes are held at Arling- ton Fire Headquarters where facilities of a drill tower, tools and equipment are made available at no expense, for the use of which weexpress our appreciation. Recommendations With fire lasses showing considerable increase I urge the purchase of a 750 gallon pumping engine to replace one of 400 gallons capacity placed, in service in October„ 1917, This pumper is of no value at this time and is now in such dangerous condition that it is not advisable to have it can the highways. The condition of this engine has been previously re- ported and as our department is not maintained up to the standard of requirements of the New England Insurance Exchange l recommend an appropriation of $9,000.00 for the purchase of a new pumper this year. I repeat my recommendation of 19 4: that the New England Insurance Exchange be invited to make a survey of the department with recommendations for its improve- ment. This work is done at no expense to the Town. No survey has been made since 1923. WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 125 The apparatus floor of the Central Fire Station is now, unsafe to carry the weight of the heavy apparatus stored there. This condition was reported in my 1934 report and recommendation for repairs as an ERA Project. I repeat this recommendation that during the year 1936 some arrangement be made to renew or strengthen these floors under a government project. The roof of the Cen- tral Station, including the valleys is in such condition at this time that immediate repairs are necessary and I xecornmerrd that this work be done within the appropria- tion for contingencies should the amount asked for be provided. As in pxeuious years, the continued use of the East End Fire Station by government projects has placed the department at considerable inconvenience, as well as ex- pense not anticipated. The appropriation is not adequate to carry this work and still provide necessary tools, sup- plies and equipment for the department for its original work of preventing and extinguishing fire. I recommend an appropriation of $560.00 for the pur- chase of 500 ft. of 21/. 't hose and 200 ft. of 11,.y" hose. This amount to take care of ordinary replacements due to wear. The town, having accepted a law permitting the pur- chase of uniforms fair the members of the department, and no appropriation being made since 19311 recommend an appropriation to replace in part some of the uniforms for 1936. In behalf of the department I thank your Honor:-able Board for your co-operation and consideration given us during the year. To the members of the Fire Department I can only say Thank You for your untiring work of fire prevention and extinguishment, many times rendered under most trying circumstances. Respectfully submitted, JOHN W. O'HEARN, Ckief of Fire Department. 126 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT REPORT OF TOWN ENGINEER To the Honorable ,Board of Selectmen, Gentlemen: I herewith submit the following report of work done by this department for the year ending December 31, 1985. Assessor's Plans The Assessor's Plans have been revised and brought up to date as usual for all departments using same. 'There ivere one hundred and eighty (180) permits issued for dwellings, mercantile buildings, garages, alterations and removals which Dave been located can the ground and placed on plans. ERA and WP.A, Program Linder the Emergency Relief Administration and the Works Progress Administration, plans and estimates were prepared for one hundred and five (105) projects for the construction of sidewalks, street resurfacing, sewer and drains:, retaining walls, and regrading. Lines and grades for all pr4ojects under construction have been furnished by this department. During the EPA Administration, work was found for fourteen additional men in this department who worked on resurveying street lines, replacing worn out plans and large Zoning Ni lap for the Planning Board. When the change to the WPA was made, all but five of these addi- tional risen were dropped, those remaining are making a resurvey and plan of Ridgelawn Cemetery. Other pro- jects including the Zoning Map have been submitted. PWA Under the Public Works Administration the work oil the construction of drainage and sidewalk projects has, been completed. WATERTOWN ''OWN REPORT 127 Streets Accepted Under the Betterment Act Plans, estimates and descriptions were prepared for three streets, Bailey Avenue, Belknap Terrace and Merri- field Avenue, to be accepted under the Betterment Act. Perambulation As required by law the boundaries of the flown were perambulated with the officials of Waltham, Belmont, Cambridge and Newton, all monuments were examined and found in place. Board of Survey The Board of Survey established the lines and grades on Bird Terrace and a portion of Wayne Avenue. The following is a list of public streets r•esm-faced, curb- ing laid, sewer drain and sidewalk construction. Highways Upon the following named streets grades have been es- taablished, street lines defined, record plans drawn and descriptions written by this department, and they have been made public ways by the Board of Selectmen under the Betterment Act. Length Widtb Street Pram To Feet Feet Data Bailey. Ave. Lowell Ave. PubGa Wuy 72G 40 Apr.1,1935 Belknap Terynee waterlown St.Denrd End 200 20•56 Apr.1.1035 Iferiifieid Ave. Arlington St. Bigelow Ave. 400 4U Apr. 11I'M Total 1386 ft. Public Streets That Were Resurfaced During 1935 Length Street rrum To in Feet Bridge St. Pleasant St. Mew tua Line 388 Elm 'St. Arsenal St. Arlington St. 1500 Galen St. Pleasant St. Charles River 208 Hillside Rd. I'lt. Auburn St. Belmont St. 29150 Pleasant St. Galen St. Green St. 2020 Pleasant St. Waltbam St. Bridge St. 142U Royal St. No. Beacon Ct. Riverside St 665 Summer St. Mt, Auburn St. Waverley Ave. 3000 insor Ave. alit. Auburn St. Belmont St. 2090 Total 18,631 Ft. 128 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Total Length of Streets :Public Ways 0S.9,5 Miles Private Ways 11. Total 70.67 Miles Total area of Watertown, 2,664.58 acres or 4.163 square miles. List of C ranolithis Sidewalks Constructed During 1935 No.a Srivare No.of Square Street Feet 41' Walk reeti C" Walk Appleton Street 200 Arlington Street 1779 444 Barnard Avenue 31 Bellevue Road 15 Belmont Street 1621 307 Brimmer Street 480 252 Commonwealth Road 1515 417 Dartmouth Street 242 128 Edgeelifl e Road 2896 1541 Francis Street 3266 1008 Galen Street 1812 Hillside Road 200 83 Hunt Street 3222 925 Keenan Street 2710 358 Lloyd Road 112 83 Longfellow Road 300 82 Main Street 2028 Maplewood Street 688 836 Mt. Auburn Street 279 688 Prentiss Street 6164 171.3 School Street 302E 274 t. Maary's Street 1223 420 Sycamore Street 13593 1906 Union. Street 318 Upland Road 741 WATERTOWN TOW'.",- REPORT 129 'Winsor Avenue 622 175 oodleigh Road 2684 832 Totals 51,810 11,472 Curbing Laid During 193 Ra4l4 w Strtt[ght Corner Street- l'��t Feet Block Ashland St. at Arlington 47 16 Bailey Ave. at Lowell Ave. 88 Bailey Ave. at Harnden Ave. 47 24 Brown St. at Sycamore St, 26 12 Chandler St, at Sycamore 36 Coker St, at Sycamore St. 36 Cypress St. at Scheel St. 25 12 Dwight St. at Sycamore St. 26 12 *Galen St, at Lewandos 200 133 Gill road at Sycamore St. 13 6 .Keith St. at Arlington St. 14 1 Merrifield at Bigelow 78 Merrifield at Arlington 78 Perry St. at Sycamore St, 36 Prentiss at Belmont St. 43 8 Stonleigh near Richards 32 28 1 Yukon Ave. at Elm St. 20 Totals 831. 265 2 "Curbing Relaid., Diainage Built During 1935 No.of r Sta-uut Feet InrhL-, bt 11- t G. B,'a Bailey Avenue Extension 5O9 12 2 7 Chestnut Street 6 58 12 5 10 Franklin Street 647 12 3 7 Galen Street, opp. Lewandos 148 8 — 2 Harnden Avenue 660 12 3 6 Hunt Street 530 12 3 5 La Dgdon Avenue 1080 12 3 12 IMerrifi+eld Avenue 210 12 3 6 130 WATERT4WN TOWN REPORT Myrtle Street 340 12 2 2 Olney Street 606 12 3 Otis Street 438 12 2 Pearl Street 421 12 — Quirk Street 324 12 2 5 Riverside Street 742 12 4 7 Russell Avenue 1600 18 5 16 Union Sheet 302 12 2 6 Westminster Aventle 148 10 — 1 (Reap of Playground) 80 12 Totals 9506 42 1.05 List of mowers Laid During 1935 Length Size in No.of Sira Feet Inches S.fib. Fir Bailey Avenue 629 6 3 Chapman Street 582 8 — Harnden. Avenue 241 8 — Highland Avenue 309 6 1 Madison Avenue 166 8 1 Orchard Street 147 6 — Totals 2074 5 Private Sewer Connections During 1935 I��umber of sewer dead ends located 16 Number of sewer connections located 22 Total length of sewer connections located, feet 1005 The sewer systen-i of Watertown is now sixty-three and thirty seven hundredths (68.87) miles long and has six thousand ninety-six (6,096) sever connections. Respectfully submitted, OTIS D. ALLEN, Town Engineer. WATERTOV4'At TOWN REPORT 181 REPORT OF THE PLAYGROUND COMMISSION To the Honorable Boa M of Selectmen-. The report of the Superintendent of Playgrounds cov- ering every phase of the activity, is hereby submitted as the report of the Playground Commission for the year 1935. The season opened July 9th and closed August 30th. The playgrounds Nvere equipped with materials for handi- craft and athletic activities and made ready for the open- ing day. The Bathing Beach was furnished with new guide ropes, and buoys as well as a new lifeboat. In the interests of safety, the old wooden swing structure at the Bemis Playground, was replaced by a new and more secure apparatus. Sprinklers were distributed to all the playgrounds for use on hot days. The activities consisted of baseball, horseshoe, track and basketball for the boys, while handicraft, batball and baseball held the attention of the girls. Baseball leagues were formed classifying the boys into four groups: Seniors, aged. 16 years and under; Juniors, 14 years and under; First Midgets, 12 rears and under; Second Mdgets, 10 years and under. Int+erplayground horseshoe tournaments and track meets were held and .greatly increased the interest and attendance. A huge swimming meet was held to which the other beaches alonL. the river were invited, and proved highly successful.. The principal activity among the girls was sewing gnd handicraft. Wood carving delighted the younger folks and kept thew in constant attendance At the suggestion of the Massachusetts Safety Council, safety, patrols were formed and the children instructed hi the prevention of .accidents Playground "Days " were featured. "Play Day," "Pet JJ� , Day," "Freak Dad„ and "moll Carriage Parade Day" were held to huge enjoyment of the youni suers. The attendance records show a heavy increase over last year with a weekly attendance of about 7000 children. 132 WATERTOV4'N TOWN REPORT The Bathing Beach accommodated from 400 to 600 bath- ers daily. Reco menda.tions The Board recommends the acquisition of the plot of land adjacent to the Bemis Playground so that the present playing area night be increased and the children might play without danger of being hit by a batted b-all. The equipment shack has been tarn down and should be re- placed by a permanent field house to store the playground paraphernalia in the off" season. A new bathhouse should be built, equipped with toilet facilities to replace the pres- ent eyesores, if we are to retain our permit to keep the beach open. Ili closing, we wish to thank the Board of Selectmen, and all officials and citizens of Watertown, who by their .bind cooperation and assistance, made the recreational season just passed through, a pleasant and successful one. Respectfully subraitted, ARTHUR G. I+AGA , Chainnan, EDMUND P. HICKEY, Secretary, BERNARD S. McHU H, JCSEPH W. ANDREWS, Sitperinte-ndent, 11/atertown Playground arfivi-ission. WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 133 REPORT OF TOWN PHYSICIAN January 20, 1936. Board of Selectmen, Watertown, Mass. Gentlemen Herein I respectfully submit my report for the months from April to December, inclusive, 1935. In this time 622 examinations, consult;rtions and visits to homes were made. This would seem somewhat of a de- crease from the immediate preceding years. I wish to gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of the Police Department in the transportation of patients to to hospitals, and also to the Fire Department for their co- operation in the treating of burned cases. Tha,nluing all department heads and the Board of Select- men for their co-operation, Respectfully submitted, Twon Ph fsilois n. REPORT OF THE TOWN P14YSICIAN January 16, 1936. To the Honorable Board of Selectmen, , clministratioii Building, Watertown, Massuchw9ett+s. Gentlemen; I respectfully submit my report for the period begin- ning April 1, 193.5, and ending December 31, 1935. During this period 510 examinat.ioils, consultations and visits to homes were made. Most valuable assistance has been given me by the Po- lice Department in transferring patients to the various hospitals by ambulance and cruising cars. In conclusion I wish to thank the Honorable Board of Selectmen and also the various department heads for their co-operation. Respectfully, PERICLES CANZANELLI, M. D., Town Physician. 134 WATER.TOWN TOWN REPORT REPORT OF TOWN COUNSF L January 15, 1996. To the Honorable Rowrd of Selectmen, Gentlemen: I submit nay report as Town Counsel for the period com- mencing with my appointment on May 3, 1935, and end- ing December 31, 1 I have attended the meetings of your Board and ad- vised in regard to legal matters conceryning the various departments under your jurisdiction, have assisted in the preparation of articles and votes for town meetings and have conferred frequently with towti officers and Advised them upon legal matters affecting their departments. Many legal questions have arisen in Connection with Public Works Administration, Works Progress Adrninis- t7ration, and related matters, requiring the preparation of papers, Examination of law and numerous conferences with tower, state and federal officials. s Town Counsel I was a member of the committee ap- pointed to revise the Zoning By-Law. I have attended many meetings of this committee and have collaborated with the other members in drafting the proposed revision. Agreements and other legal documents have been pre- pared as occasion required. The title to the Hartwell prop- erty on Cross Street, the site of the proposed new police station, has been examined. Trustees' answers have been prepared and filed on be- half of the town in ten actions against town employees. The interests of the town have been protected in all curses pending in court or before various boards. uses to which the town was a party have been tried in the Second District Court of Eastern Middlesex, before the Board of Tax Appeals, before the Alcoholic Beverages Commission, and at the Industrial Accident Board. Various suits and claims against the town. have been settled for small amounts by the Selectmen upon rrry ad- vice, WATER'!`OWN TOW',N REPORT 13 The following actions are now pending against the town in the Middlesex. Superior Court Agnes D. Bouchie v. Town of Watertown Hazel Feeley v. Town of Watertown Philomena Murgia v. Town of Watertown Alartha E. Murphy v. Town of Watertown Antonin, Villante vs Town of Watertown The case of William H. Wilson, Inspector of Buildings, v. John Millian. being a petition in equity for the enfurce- ment of the Zoning By-Laws, and actions brought by the Town of Watertown against the City of So nerville and the City of Lowell for reimbursement of expenditures made by the Welfare Department ara aiso pending in the Middlesex Superior Court. In the Suffolk Superior Court the following actions are pending: Max S. Ginsberg v. Town of Watertown Eli Zalinger v. Town of Watertown In the Second District Court of Eastern Middlesex at Waltham, are pending the following cases: Eunice Beek v. Town of Watertown Frank Garafolo v. Town of Watertown Angelina Raymond v. Town of Watertown Andrew Sullivan v. Town of Watertown In the District Court of Newton is pending the action of Michael Keany v. Town of Watertown. A number of appeals from assessments made b the Board of assessors are pending before the Board of Tax appeals. One claim against the town by an employee for Workmen's Compensation is pending Before the In- dustrial .Accident Board. I wish to extend my thanks to the town officers and the various departments for their splendid co-operation. Respectfully submitted, JOHN M. R SSELL, 136 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE Watertown, Mass., Decemher 31, 1935. The Honorable Boaxd of Selectmen, Gentlemen: In compliance with the By-Laws of the Town, I have the honor to summit the annual 1-oport of the Police De- partment of the Tow -n of Watertown for the year ending December 31, 1935, together with recommendations for the ensuing year. Organization of the Department Chief JOHN F. MILMOPE Lieu-tenanbs, JAMES F. BUP E JOHN E. McNA'1v1ARA JOSEPH J. REILLY Sergeants ANDE.EW J. DONNELLY THOMAS W. DEVANEY JAMES M. IGOE JOHN J, IGOE Patrolmen JOHN F. GLEASON JOSEPH P. STEAD CHARLES H. GLIDDEN RUSSELL J. KIMBALL ARTHUF F. PERKINS GEOR E M. CLINTON LAWRENCE C. HANLEY JOHN A. III(;GINS ST,EW,ART E. SAVAGE JOHN J. HANLON PICHARD J. OWENS JOIIN F. Mc+GEE'VER JAIATES M. REILLY JAMES P. 'SHEA THOMAS J. CULLEN EDW.ARD A, MURRAY JOSEPH F. LOUGHLIN EDMUND H. NORTON JOSEPH A. WA.LSH WALTEB F. FLAHERTY PATRICK J. CALLAHAN JAMES J. BURKE FRANK L. MAN NIA WILLIAM W. CARNES GEORGEJ. FAIZRELL CHARLES E. SHEA EDWARD P. ATURPHY JOHN J. LONG WATERT'OWN TOWN REP01ZT 137 FRANCIS A. NALLY JOSEPH G. HARI�iNGTON EDWARD J. BOYLE HAROLD M. PARKER JOSEPII H. GILI. OIL WILLIAM J. SHEA HENRY L. WELSH DANIEL J. SULLIVAN ILLIAM H. MUN11ALL 'rirj ovrrru,n FRANCIS A. GAI:tiAI;ALO Janitor. THCIM AS RYDER Arrests Total Number 1054 Males 1022 Females 32 Native Born 798 Foreign Sore 261 Causes of Arrests Assault with a dangerous weapon 3 Assault and battery 27 Assa.Lrlt on a Police Officer 2 Assault to rape 2 Arson 2 Accessory before fact to a felony 6 Accessory after fact to a felony 2 Breaking and entering and larceny 56 Breaking and eutea•1ng, attempt 6 Bastardy 9 Burning to injure 3 Begging alms 1 Burglarious implements, having in possession 3 Conspiracy 6 Concealing leased property 1 Drunkenness 512 Disturbance of the peace 17 DisorAerly house 2 Deserter from H. S. Service I Default warrant 1.5 Evading taxicab fare 2 Escaped prisoner 2 Escaped inmate Glass, breaking Gaming, being present at on Lord's Day 5 Indecent assault; I Intend to defraud by false pretense 2 Larceny 70 Larceny frorn the person 2 Lottery tickets, having in possession 6 Lewd and hiscivious person 5 Larceny of auto I. Lewd and lascivious cohabitation 2 Loitering I Manslaughter 6 Malicious mischief 2 Malicious destruction of property r Non-payment of wages y Non-support of wife and children 23 Neglect of children 4 Non-support of illegitimate child I Non-support of children 1 Opening turnstile by unlawful means 1 Obscene pictures, having in possession � Profanity 2 Rape 2 Runaway I Robbery I Suspicious persons 29 Safekeeping 422 Stealing a ride I Stubbornness f Threatening to do bodily harm 1 Truancy 1 Violation of Probation 18 Vagrancy 4 WATERTOV4'N TOWN DEPORT 139 Town Ordinances, violating: Passing handAls without a permit 1 Passing to left of street car 1 Motor Vehicle Laws, violating: Defective brakes 3 Failing to slaw down at intersection 2 Failing to stop on signal of an officer 1 Going; away and not making: self known after~ an accident 5 Loaning license to another 1 Operating, negligently, so that the lives and safety of the public might he endangered 16 Overspeeding 48 Operating without a license 19 Operating under influence of liquor 17 Operating after revocation of license Operating and not having license in possession 1 Operating non-insured motor vehicle 2 Operating non-registered motor vehicle 1 Passing red light 3 Using a manor vehicle without authority h Total 10.54 Valuation of Property Stolen and Recovered, 1935 Value of property reported stolen $17,803.63 Value of property recovered $13,382.35 Value of property recovered for out-of-town Departments $1.5,840.50 Work of Signal System Day on duty calls 30181:5 Night on duty calls 39)090 Total telephone calls, day and night 6,695 Radio calls 21187 140 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Miscellaneous Accidents other than automobile 17 Automobile accidents 433 Autos stolen in Watertown 35 Animals found X Animals lost x Articles lest 63 Articles found 43 Are lights reported out 54 Breaking and entering cases 5'? Breaking anal entering, attempt 23 Bicycles stolen 24 Bicycles recovered 18 Cases investigated 3681 Children found 37 Children reported lost 3 Deaths 17 Defective streets and sidewalks 165 Bogs found 76 Dogs reported lost 171 Dog cases investigated 229 Doors and windows found open rind secured 200 Fires discovered by offl~icers 6 Glass broken 57 Houses reported closed 118 Incandescent lights reported out 518 Larceny 102 Larceny, attempt 6 Murder 0 Manslaughter 9 Officers delivering messages Boo People reported missing 29 Robbery cases 3 l-i,C3}.?13ery, attempt T Sick and injured assisted 1 Suicides 5 ,street obstructions lighted 9 j ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 141 Water running to waste 19 V4Iires defective 25 Summonses served for out-of-town departments 1190 Motor Vehicles Runs made by ambulance 1915 Miles run by ambulance 1012 Miles run by touring cars 136,495 Miles run by motorcycles 16,257 Changes Patrolman Edward J. Liston was pensioned from the Department as of March 21, 1935, for disability. Daniel J. Sullivan was appointed a regular patrolman as of March 28, 1935. Clime The number of breaking acid entering cases has shown a decided decrease, there being 67 in 1934 as against 52 in 1935. Much time is devoted to the apprehension of persons responsible for this type of crime, and 56 such persons were arrested and prosecuted this year. It is gratifying to note that we had but three robbery cases in 1935 as against six in 1934. Of these three cases, arrests have been made in two. There were 35 automobiles reported stolen in Water- town this year. All of these cars were recovered. Arrests were male and prosecution followed in several of these cases. You will note in the larceny cases, we had 102 this year as against 132 in 1934.Seventy arrests were made for this type ofcrime during the year. All major crimes, with the exception of manslaughter, show a decided decrease from last year. Constant time and, effort is given toward the suppres- sion of major crimes in this colliniunity, with hood re- sults. 142 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Liquor Laws We Have had no arrests for violation of the liquor laws during the year. The arrests for drunkenness, you will note, has in- crease4 from 471 in 1934 to 512 in 1935. Weekly reports are made to the Selectmen in regara toconditions in the various liquor establishments thl-OLIC 1- out the Town. Several complaints have been made against a few of these places, and the owners were given bear- ings. 1n one case the license was suspended for a time. Tn other cases warnings have been given. l believe, that the large majority of these places are being rxin as well as can be expected. Traffic The traffic problem is ever before us. Many hours are devoted to the regulation of traffic in various parts of the Town, with a view to decrease the number of deaths and injuries caused by careless operation of motor vehicles on our highways. There is a slight increase in the number of automobile accidents, with 438 this year as against 409 last year. Many of these accidents were minor, with no personal in- juries. All serious accidents were carefully investigated and if it appeared that the operator of the car was at fault, court prosecution has followed. Nine persons were billed by motor vehicles on our high- ways this year. This is a 100 percent increase over last, year. Of this number six were killed on Arsenal Street, one on Mt, Auburn Street, and two on (common Street. In all cases, except two, the operator of the car responsible was prosecuted for negligent operation and found guilty. As to the two exceptions, one was a hit-and-run driven who has not as yet been appreliended, and In the other the operator and a companion were billed. I renew my recommendation made last year that traffic lights be installed at the intersection of Galen and Water- town Streets. This particular location is heavily traveled, WATERTO WN TOWN REPORT 143 and is a real danger spot, especially with the new road entering at that point. It is imperative that the liC. ght sys- tem should be installed for the proper control of traffic at all times. ' Bodo e have three radio-equipped cars which are con- stantly can patrol duty, and have enabled us to give the citizens prompt ,and efficient service. e still have an agreement with the City of Newton to broadcast from their police radio station calls to our cars. The service and cooperation which we receive from the personnel of that department is excellent,.. Recommendations For several years I have recommended that adequate quarters be provided for this Department, and I am pleased to state that definite action has been taken Rlong this line, .and that a new police station is at last a reality. In my opinion this will add greatly to the morale and efh- cieney of the,Department. I renew my recommendation that a new ambulance be purchased for the use of the Department. That there is not a single ambulance available in the case of emergency, in a community of 36,000, I believe is sufficient evidence that this is a matter of real concern, and, should be given prompt and careful consideration by all concerned. It is recommended that the two Essex cruisers, now in use in the Department, be replaced. 'these cruisers are ,in constant use, 24 hours a day, and will not give efficient service for another year. It is recommended that the Buick Sedan now in use, be replaced. This car has been in the Department for three years, and has deteriorated to such an extent that it is impracticable to retain it fox another year. I recommend the replacement of the four motor-cycles now in use. These cycles have been in use for two years, .and in the interest of economy should be replaced. 144 WA'FERTQWIv TOWN REPORT Conduct of Officers The conduct of the officers in the Department has been good. Several officers wore commended for meritorious work in the line of .duty ,and were awarded extra time off. It was necessary to discipline but one man for in- fractions of the rules. All officers were called upon to do much extra duty, and did so with a willingness, Conclusion In conclusion I desire to thank the Justices of theSu- perior and District Courts, the Clerks of same, the Hon- orable Board of Selectmen and all other Town Ulcers and individuals who cooperated with this Department in its functions during the year. Respectfully submitted, JOHN F4 MILMORE, Chief of Police. Sixth- Eighth Annual Report (A., TII1-] BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE TOWN OF WATERTOWN MASSACHU E{ITS 1935 t. �l -if Y •r�4' t f ;��}j THE HAINIPSHIRE PRESS* INC. Cambridge, Mass. 1935 146 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1935—:1936 MISS. RUTH H. FURBER, Chmirmaw JOHN M. RUSSELL, Secretary REV. EDWARD C. CAMP SYLVESTER M. LOING JOHN A. COLLINS CHARLES F. SHAW Librarifut LYDIA W. MASTERS Assistant Librarian ELEANOR L. MOORE Llibvary Staff as of Janmuy 1, 1936 M. ELSA BLAZO Junior Assistant MlNNIE C. COURTNEY Assistant, Main Library MABEL C. GILLMETT Assistant,, Main Library KATHERINE B. GREENE Librarian, North Branch ROSE M. KELLY Junior .Ass istant MARY G. KNOWLES Childrev!s Librarian DORIS MARTIN Librarian, West Branch ESTHER E. MADDEN Assistant, East Braiich CORINNE MEAD Libru?ian, East Branch SARAN SHATTUCK AssistaAt, East Branch F. HELEN SMITH Junior Assistant RUTH C. WHITE Aseistaint, East Branch MARY E. YORK Assistant, Main Library Pwft-thne Workere BEATRICE COLLINS BARBARA STE INAUER MILDRED WETSELL Janitors J. L. CLARK East Branch JAMES KE LLY West Branch BERNARD MANNIX Main Library CHARLES POLLOCK North Branch WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 147 REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE FLEE PUBLIC LIBRARY, WATERTOWN To the Citizeim of Waterto-u1n The year 1935 saw the completion of the alterations of the Main Library. These alterations necessitated the cleaning and moving of all books in the plain Library. e had hoped to Have this work done by the ERA workers but the Boston office of the ERA refused to approve the project. Consequently we secured some very efficient young college men and the work was done thoroughly and expediously. The money to pay these men had to be taken from our maintenance account which handicapped our budget. We also ran into many other unforseen expenses in connection with the alterations. These expenses were covered by a transfer of 00 from our special appro- priation for equipment to that for maintenance, which so depleted the equipment appropriation that we were not able to do all the things we had contemplated. New table lights and fixtures are needed in the reference room of the Main Library and are included in the appropriation we have requested for 1936. e are asking this year for another assistant. T feel that the average Iny person does not realize how mach more there is to library work than just handling boolts. over the counter. The books have to be selected and ordered and after they have been purchased, classified, shelf--listed, cataloged and marked in five different ways before they are put on the shelves. There are innumer- able telephone ells which take much time but Five a most convenient service to the citizens. There has also been a rapidly increasing demand by our patrons for as- sistance from the staff in connection with reference work. At the: East Branch this demand has come particularly from the school children while at the Maier Library it has, come lamely from the adults. The result is that on _11on- 148 W ATERTOW N TOWN REPORT i day and Tuesday evenings both at the Main Library and the Last Branch borrowers frequently have to mait ten or more minutes to get service. I want to thank the staff for their loyal and efficient co- operation and the keen interest they have taken in their work, and to express the appreciation of the Trustees for the work done under the ERA and WPA at the 1rhiin LibraiT in grading the grounds and nutting in the new circular walk. I think that the Town should he especially proud of its librarian to whom is due in a large measure the high standing of the Watertown Free Public Library. Respectfully submitted, RUTH H. FURBER, R UORT OF THE LIBRARIAN To the Trustees of the T�Vutertown Free Public Library 1A3rs,. Furber and Gentlemen During the year of 1935 so many changes have been wrought in our Main Library building that now, with the eight months in which we warped amidst dust, dirt and noise in the l)ackground, and with order in glace of con- fusion, we often feel like the Gild woman in iYother Goose and say "Lawk- a, mercy on me, this can't be L" The wonder grows that we were able to work tinder the old conditions. To mention each improvement would take too much space, but the catalog and work room, the catalog alcove with the new card case which is being used much more than the old catalog even was used, the new fiction room, the enlarged book stack, as well as the improved lighting, the skylight over the delivery desk, the improved heating WATERTCIWN TOWN REPORT 149 system, and Iast but not least the librarian's office, all make for efficiency and happiness in doing our work. History reheats itself even, in the reports of library Trustees and librarians, In the annual report for the year 1877 the Chairman says: "During the unusual de- pression in business which l-Las existed since the autumn of 1873, and the enforced idleness of many who find pre- viously had steady* employment, the attention of this class has been directed to the library as a means of diversion, if not for improvement, and habits thus farmed will be of incalculable benefit to then i. As aneducational insti- tution and as a preventive of crime, the Public Library is fully equal, if not superior, to our common schools." However in his report for 1978 he states: "The cir•cula- tion has not been so large as in previous years, and we regret to add that it is the first year since the libraiT was established in which there has been no increase. As the library was not closed during the progress of the al- terations, while in 1871 when similar alterations were mule it was closed for three months, we thought there would be little interruption to the circulation ; but this or sonie other cause, not clearly manifest to rrs, has reduced it considerably. When this discovery was made, the cause was supposed to be local, but after reading the re- ports of the librarians connected with the libraries of Boston and vicinity, we find that they have had similar experience." And later,---"On the whole, although the numbers have been less, we think a more studious class have availed themselves of the room." The loss in circulation in 1878 was 12 per cent so with this experience clueing a previous depression and altera- tion I think it is remarkable that the loss in 1935 was but 4.4 per cent and that the adult circulation was but 1,022 less than in 1933. Furthermore the stacks at the Main Library were closed to the public from May 13 to August 21 and from May 13 to June 39 the adult books were issued from the reference room with but a. small collection of looks from which to mnke a selection. In spite of these 154 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT handicaps the circulation of books on the useful, recrea- tive and fine arts, music and periodicals all showed an in- crease indicating that "a more studious class" of adults have used the library. The chief loss was in the young people's department and practically fifty per cent of this was in the school circulation, work which is done outside the library build- ings. There were 4,598 books gent out in school deposits but as our school department was for eight months the headquarters of the contractor and worl�men, only one exchange in the collections could be made. We found it necessary too, because of lack of funds, to rigidly enforce the rules under which these deposits were sent to schools. Owing to the confusion incident to the alterations and the fact that the room where story hours were held lie- coming temporarily a work room, few story hours were held and those were given by members of the staff. Our funds slid not permit us to engage a professional story- teller. T trope that we may be able to again co-operate with the School Department in sending Mr. Cronan to the Junior High Schools. f have already approached the School Committee on the matter and trust that this method of introducing the best looks, to the young people, may be resumed. The circulation for the year was 384,652 which is near- ly 11 books per capita. The division of the circulation by building and departments is shown on the accompanying statement of the use of the library. The East and Nest Branches showed a gain while there was a lass at the l�Tain Library and a slight kiss at the North Branch. The members of our East Branch Says' Club counted the number using the East Branch, in the main room which is used by the adults and juniors, on two days in December. On Monday, the 9th, the attendance was £16 and on the following day it was 810. Several people have remarked that we needed more room but certainly every inch of the building is teeing used to good advantage. WAT RTOWN TOWN REPORT 151 I have dwelt in previous reports on the need of alter•- Ing the North Branch building. The need grows more acute as the book collection grows. Two assistants ,give -rdl their time to this branch but they work under trying conditions. There is opportunity for goad work in this community if we can have morn enough in which to do it. Our bear stock gains little each year for while 3,771 hooks were added to the library, 2,141 had to be dis- carded. The total number is now 78,940, Hundreds of books had to undergo minor repairs and 1,963 went to the 'bindery for major operations. Of the looks pur- chased many were replacements and many were dupli- cates to supply the branches. As there were more than 8,000 books published in 1935 it is manifestly impossil)le to supply all the books that our patrons think should be in the library but it is gratifying to have many of our patrons express their pleasure at finding so many books they need for their work. Our old catalog cases have been put to good use, one to hold the shelf-list and branch deposit cards and the other to hold the catalog of the childrren's books. Our old catalog in the children's room was on small cards and one of our major projects of the year has been the re- cataloging of the c hildren's hooks on cards of the regula- tion size. May I say here, that we have had many expressions of amazement from people who have been shown over the Library, at the amount of work that is done behind the scenes and the system that is maintained to keep the books in the various libraries available for use. Many people are still under the impression that all the library staff has to do is to produce the book wanted and charge it to the borrower. Perhaps "where ignorance is bliss it is folly to be wise" but one cannot help wishing that more people in the Town would take an intelligent interest in what goes on in the departments of the Town. This has been a trying year for the staff, especially- for those working at the Arlin Library. It would be inr- 152 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT possible to maRe the layman realize the task of shifting 60,000 ]gooks from place to place to accommodate the workmen, then to vacuum clean, beat and wile their and finally to arrange them in their new location. It is there- fore a great satisfaction to report that there were no resignations and no serious illnesses during the year. It is a pleasure to commend the fine spirit of my assistants and that of the young men and women. who helped us during the summer and to thank you, the Trustees, for your kindness and co-operation. In closing I would like to cell attention again to a para- graph from the Standards for Public Libraries, adopted by the Council of the American Library Association. It is as follows:-;"The Public: Library is maintained by a. democratic society in order that every man, woman and child may have the meals of self-education and recrea- tional reading. The Library provides materials, for edu- cation and advice in their rise. It diffuses information and ideas necessary to present welfare and future advance- ment of the community. It strengthens and extends ap- preciation of the cultural values of life. It offers oppor- tunities for constructive use of the new leisure. It serves all ages and all classes." Respectfully- submitted, LYDIA W. MASTERS. Librarian. CIRCULATION STATISTICS FDIC 1935 Per- Circulation by Classes Adult Junior Juvenile "total centage Periodicals ...... ........... .. 8,U94 1,406 6,814 16,314 4.24 Philosophy,religion and folklore .......................... 3,235 151 1�5,429 8,815 2.29 Biagraphy .......................... 5,857 2,170 2,636 10,663 2.78 History ............ ................. 3,970 1,193 6,429 11,592 3.01 Geography and travel...... 4,978 1,097 8,937 16,012 3.91 Social sciences ................ 4,643 413 1,066 6,122 1.59 Natural sciences and medicine ........................ 3,019 1,196 7,933 12,048 3.13 Useful arts ........................ 3,882 1,395 2,982 8,259 2.15 Recreative arts ................ 1,576 617 1,4871 3,6 74 .96 WATERTC]WN TOWN REPORT 153 Music .................................. 1,316 108 917 2,341 .61 Fine arts ...... .. ....... 2,403 155 973 3,531 .92 Language and literature 9.549 1,155 ,24,f 82 35,499 9.D Books in foreign languages ...................... 2,703 2,703 .71 Fiction ..............................154,167 44,835 f49,087 248,08;1 64.50 209,386 55,894 119,372 384,652 100.00 Blain Library .................. 95,975 16,354 28,455 140,784 East Branch .................... 90,249 24,932 39,822 14.5,003 North Branch .................. 27,355 8,955 141421 50,731 West Branch .................... 5,160 5,653 12,556 23,36D Schools .............................. 647 24,118 24,765 2.09,386 55,894 119,372 384,6,52 Of these 3,864 were folklore. i Of these 18,711 were readers. $ Of these 10,852 were picture books. APPENDIX B American Library Association Form for Uniform Statistics Annual Report for the Year ended December 31, 1935 Name of Library ..............................Free Public: Library of .'Coy n ....................................................'Watertown, Massachusetts Name of Librarian ............................Lydia W. Alasters Date of founding . .............................1868 Population served ............................35,827 (census) Assessed valuation .................. ........$53,046,330 Library appropriation per capita....$1.01 Terms of use ...... ................... .....Free for lending and reference Number of agencies ........................plain Library, branches, 2; sub- branch, 1; schools, 10; roorns, 69 Number of days open during y ear..303 Hours for lending Main Library ..................................7'2 (10 mos.), 66 (2 mos.) East Branch ..................................5'2 (10 mas.), 46 (2 mos.) North Branch ................................30 W e4t Branch ......................... ...... .20 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Receipts Town appropriation ................................................................ $36,400.00 Specialfor equipment ............................................................ 2,000.00 Expenditu res Fools and periodicals ............................................................ "$4,609.43 Binding ........................................................................................ 1,390.48 154 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Salaries Library service ...................................................................... 22,038.11 Janitorservice ......................................,............................... 3121 L", Heat, light and water ............ ........................................... 2,015.96 Building maintenance and repairs ........................................ 1,783.09 Supplies ...................................................................................... 606.46 Other maintenance ............. .................................................... 1,044.46 Special for equipment ............................................................ 1,695.38 TOTAL EXPENDITURES .................................................... 38,395.26 Balance returned to the Town ............................................... 4.74 *38,400,04) Book fines returned to the Town .......................................... $1,183.84 " See also amtaunts expended from Funds. INCOME FROM ENDOWMENT FUNDS Amount Balance Received Total Expended Balance Barry Fund ........ $9.77 $32.89 $42.66 $5.63 $87.03 :Mead Fund .......... 116.86 67.99 184.85 152.98 31.37 Pierce Fund ........ 307,28 41,.10 348.38 114.82 233.56 Pratt Fund .......... 7.69 350.00 357.69 352.50 5.19 BOOK STOCK Adult Juvenile Total Number of volumes at the beginning of the year .......................................... 61,951. 15,719 7 7,£70 Volumes added during the year .......... 2,159 1,612 3,771 Gifts and exchange, included alcove 184 Number of volumes lost and with- drawn during the year ...................... 897 1,04 2,501 Total number at the end of the year 62,213 15,727 78,940 Number of periodicals and newspapers, currently received: Titles 1i1 Copies 287 USE ''number of fiction lent for hoarse use Adult Juvenile 'Total Main Library ........................................ 66,751 25,043 91,794 East Branch .......................................... 69,908 37606 97,513 North Branch ...................................... 22,934 1.4:460 37,394 ''Vest Branch ...................:.................... 4,476 1i7,101 14,57.7 Schools .................................................. 98 6,713 6,811 Percent fiction of total volumes lent 64.5 Total number of volumes, lent for home use Main Library .................. -------____ 95,975 44,809 140,784 East Branch ......... ................ 80,249 64,754 145,003 North Braneb ........................................ 27,855 23,376 50,731 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 1.1-35 West Branch ........................................ 5,160 18,209 231369 Schools .................................................. 647 24,118 24,765 Total ...................................................... 209,386 175,266 384,652 Decrease in circulation from that in 1934 ................................ 18,121 Circulation per capita ........................... ............... .................. 10.7 Expenditure per volume circulated ............................................ .10 Number of pictures lent for home use .................................... 2,699 REGISTRATION Adult Juvenile Total Number of borrowers registered dur- ing the year ........................... .............. 2,158 1,4 0 3,626 Total number of registered borrowers 6,885 4591 11,406 STAFF Number of staff, library service (reckoning part time service tomake whole units ........................................................................ 16 Janitor service ...............................................................__... .............. 2 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS The Board of Assessors hereby submit its annual re- port for the year 1935, The Assessors are very much pleased in the reduction of the tax rate from $33.80 to $33.40 per thousand, forty cents under the 1934 rate. The total valuation for 1935 is $53,046,330. or a re- Auction of $121,780.00 under 1934. This reduction was brought about by adjustments in valuation which the Assessors thouaht necessary. The Assessors look for a further reduction in valuation for 1936 due to the building depression and adjustments in valuation. The Assessors wish to thank Chief of Police, John F. Milmore, Lieutenant Joseph J. Reilly, and the Police Offi- cers for the excellent work- in the Listing of Polls. The work for 1935 began Sanuary first, instead of April first, which due to the weather made it more difficult. The Assessors again wish to impress upon the taxpay- ers that the tax rate is actually made at the Town Meet- 1560 W ATERTO WN TOWNL REPORT ing. The Assessors cannot control the amount of money being expended locally, but Trope through the assistance of the taxpayers to reduce the tax rate for 1936. The following is a list of State, and County taxes and valuations for the year 1935. Respectfully submitted, EDWARD F. WRIGHT, Chairman ED 'A1tiD A. OA'TES, JOHN J. CURRAN, Board of Assessors. Requirements for State, County and Town Grants and Appropriations State Tax $76,190.00 County Tax 7 6,431.:50 Charles River Basin 5,200.00 Metropolitan Parks 20,300.00 Metropolitan Planning; 300.00 Metropolitan Parks (Series 2) 3,4 72.00 Wellington :Bride Maintenance 70.00 Metropolitan Seaver Loan Sinking Fund (So. System) 47,900.00 Abatement of Smoke Nuisance 280.00 Metropolitan Loan Sinking Fund 92,400.00 Veterans Exemption 132.00 Boston. Metropolitan District Exp. 135.00 Boston Elevated R. R. Def. 28,230.00 Boston Elevated 11. Rental Def. 2,270.00 Canterbury St. Highway 110.00 Land Taking Revere Highway 1,130.00 Ocean Avenue, revere 440.00 Nays in Malden, Braintree, Weymouth and Hingham 5.00 West Roxbury, Brookline Highway 150.00 IUietiopolitan Darks Lonn Fund (Nantasket Maintenance) 1,300.00 Street Betterments 19,951.88 V4 ATERT0VVN TOWN REPORT 157 Sidewalk Assessments 4,145.36 ;Interest on Appor•t. St. Betterments 5,920.95 Interest on Appor•t. Sidewalk Assessments 1,572.31 388,036.00 Town Grants 1,488,1.01..07 $1,8 7 6,137.07 Income Tax 99,630.42 Total Requirements $1,176,506.65 Overlay 26,831.89 Total Commitment 1935 $1,803,338.54 Valuations Buildings exclusive of land $ 8,587,225.00 Land exclusive of buildings $9,696,985.00 $48,284,210.00 Personal Estate 4,762,120.€10 $53,046,330.00 Additional December Aswssments Personal Estate $18,680.00 Real Estate 4,500.00 Total valuation including additional $53,069,510.00 Decrease in evaluation of Real Estate including December .Assessments $182,575.00 Increase in valuation of Per- sonal Estate includhig De- cember Assessments 82,450.00 Total decrease in valuation in- cludind December Assess- ments $100,125.00 Tax rate of 1935 $88.400 158 WATER'l{ WNL I TOWN REPORT Total Poll Abatements For the year 1933 $64.00 .For the year 1934 2,232.00 For the year 1935 370.00 a$2,666.00 Total Abatements on Real and Personal Property For the year 1932 $135.26 For the year 1933D 1,556.15 .For the year 19334 11,493.96 For the year 1935 22,238.86 S 7,424.2 Total Abatement on Sidewalk and Interest For the year 1935 $15.01 Total Abatement on Moth Charge For the year 1934 $1.00 Motor Vehicle Excise Total valuation of motor vehicle excise for the year 1935 $1,877,140,09 Total Abatements can Motor Vehicle Excise For the year 1933 $288.71 For the year 1934 115.30 For the year 1935 a,074,12 3,474.13 WATERTOWN TOWN' REPORT 159- A11NUAL REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS December 31, 1935 The fifty-first year of the Water Works of the Town has now closed. During the year 4,979 feet of water mains have been laid on construction and reconstruction. In this amount several hundred feet of 2-inch pipe was enlarged to 64nch and 6-inch pipe enlarged to 10-inch pile. Eighteen new services have been installed and. I73 services have been repaired. In the meter division of the department, 11465 meters were changed and repaired. Seven new hydrants y have been added during the year making a total of 709 now in use. 118 hydrants were repaired. Five hydrants were broken, at a total loss to the Department. New mains were laid in Charles River road, from Bay St., to Beechwood Ave., connecting dead end pipes at Bay St., Palmer St., Paul St., and Pequossette St., thereby increas- ing the circulation of water in this district. A -inch main wasq also laid in Noi•th Beacon St., from Paul to Bay St., reinforcing the .mains in this district. In-addition to our regular work we corrected a serious condition existing on Winsor Avenue, through an. ERA prof ect. The Board r ecornmen,ds as immediate necessities Finish laying the 10-inch pipe started in 1933, on Arling- ton Street, to give more volume of water to the domestic consumers on the northerly side of Mt. Auburn Street, and finish laying the 12-inch pipe on Dexter Avenue to ,supply more water to the industries and relieve the domes- tic service in that section. The Board also recon miends the rela -ink• of pipe on Langrdon Avenue, Coolidge I-fill Road, NNiehols Avenue, El- ton Avenue, Chestnut Street and Pleasant Street. The 160 WATERTDV1 N TOWN REPORT last named could be done in sections to relieve the burden jut on the taxpayers, Respectfully submitted, ARTHUR C. FAGAN, Clactlrma-n ART'HUR I. DAVIS, Seeretary JOHN P. GALLAGHER REPORT OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT The thirty-ninth annual report of the eater Depart- ment for the year ending December 31, 1935, is respect- fully submitted. The transactions relating to this depart- ment are as follows: Reeeiptq Appropriation for maintenance $40,000.00 Appropriation for office 2,000.00 Appropriation for vacations 1,300.00 Appropriation for clerks 2,336.00 Appropriation for superintendent 3,200.00 - 48,836.00 Expenditures Maintenance account $39,999.82 Dllice account 1,999.87 Vacation account I,300.00 Salary of clerks 2,336.00 Salary of superintendent 3,200.00 Balance of maintenance account .18 Balance of office account .13 $48,836.00 Report of the Superintendent To the Board of Water CommZ9sioners: Gentlemen: In accordance with the usual custom I here- with submit my report for the ;year ending December- 31, 1935. WATERTC}WN TOWN' REPORT 161 The extension and renewal of mains for the past year has been as follows: Length Size $Bay Street 297 feet 6-inch Beechwood Avefte 20 feet 6-inch Charles River Road 596 feet 6-inch Charles River Road .540 feet 4-inch Hillside Read 85 feet 6-inch Maplewood Street 1.78 feet 10-inch Maplewood Street 8 feet 6-inch North Beacon Street 503 feet 6-inch Pahner Street 490 feet 6-inch Paul Street 19 feet 6-inch Pequosette Street 19 feet 6-Inch insor avenue 2200 feet 10-inch insor Avenue 72 feet 6-inch Total 4,979 feet Total num1wr of feet laid, 4,979 feet. Expenditures For maintenance of meters $14,482.77 For maintenance of mains 10,418.20 For maintenance of services 8,250.29 For maintenance of repair shop 393.46 For maintenance of hydrants 3,910.08 For maintenance of automobile No. 1 448.82 For maintenance of automobile No. 2 479.85 For maintenance of automobile No. 3 651.63 For maintenance of automobile No. 4 405.92 For maintenance of automobile No. a 373.52 Maintaining air compressor 185.28 $39,999.8 2 For vacations 1,300.00 Salary of superintendent 3„�{10.00 162 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Salary of clerks 2,396.00 Maintenance of office 1,999.57 8,835.87 $48,835.69 Respectfuhy submitted, WALTER E. RUNDLETT, Supe-i-intend ent. Statistics of Consumption of dater 1. Estimated total population to date, 35,827, 2. Estimated population on lines of pipe, 35,827. 3. Estimated population supplied, 35,827. 4. Total consumption for the year, 788,461,000 gallons. 5. Passed through meters, 631,660,000 p-allons. 6. Percentage of consumption metered, 80. 7. Consumption for manufacturing purposes, 158,793,- 000 ,gallons. 8. Average daily consumption, 2,1f0,200 gallons. 9. Gallons pear day to each inhabitant, 60. 10. Gallons per day- to each consumer, 60. Statistics to Distribution System Mains ' 1. Kind of pipe, cement acid cast iron. 2, Sizes, 16-inch to 2-inch. 3. Extended 1,585 feet during year. 4. Total now in use, 75.61 miles. 5. Number of hydrants added during the year, 7. 6. Number of hydrants now in use, 709. 7. Number of stop gates, added during the year, 31. 8. Number of stop gates now in use, 1,742. 9'. Range of pressure can mains, 115 lbs. to 90 lbs. Setl'ices 10. Kind of pipe, wrought iron, cement lined, cast iron. 11. Sizes, 3/,I-inch to 10 inches. 12. Extended, 657 feet. 13. Total now in use, 22,752.8 miles. 14. Number of sen,ice taps added during the year, 18. 15. Number now in use, 6,152. 16. Percentage of services metered, 1(}0_ COLLECTOR'S REPORT 163 REPORT OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES 1 respectfully submit. the following report relative to the collection of taxes and assessments for the year 1935. 1932 Taxes Real and Personal Refunds $91.05 Abatements granted during 193.5 $91.6-1-1 to Treasurers during 193.5 17.91 Total Credits $109.56 1933 Taxes Real and Personal Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1'93.5 7,7 0.50 Disclaimed Tax Titles .5,331.78 Refunds9.S:i 1�7.3,1�$ 13 Paid to Treasurer during 193.E $10,279.78 Abatements granted during 193 361.77 Credited by Tax Tine 771.9 Total Credits - $11,91.3.50 Balance outstanding ,Tan. 1, 1936 $1,244.63 193.E Poll Taxes Balance outstandincy Jan. 1, 193- S72.00 Paid to Treasurer during 1935 $f.00 Abatements granted during 193 64.00 Total Credits 70.00 Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1936 $2.00 164 WATERTOWN 'SOWN REPORT 1933 Motor Vehicle Excise Balance outstaading Jan. 1, 1935 $363.37 By adjustments 12.32 $375.69` Paid to Treasurer during 1935 5£.48 Abatements granted during 1935 288.71 Total Credits 345.19, Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1936 $30.50� 1931 Taxes Real and Personal Bal. outstanding Jan. 1, 1935 619,947.70 Disclaimed Tax 'Titles 4,050.44 Refunds 5,479.31 -- $629,477.45, Paid to Treasurer during 1935 $472,971.94 Abatements Granted during 1935 11,479.86 Cyediterd by Tax Titles 103,366.35 Tatal Credits $587,812.15 Balance outstanding Jan. 11 1936 $41,665.30 1934 Pull Faxes Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1935 $2,400.00 Refunds 2.00 Committed December 1., 1935 64.00 $2,466.00 Paid to Treasurer during 1985 $154.00 Abatexments granted cluring 1935 2,232.00 Trial Credits 2,380.OU Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1936 $80.00 COLLECTOR'S REPORT xf 1934 Motor Vehicle Excise Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 193.5 $5,920.72 Committed January 26, 193:-) 336.70 Refunds 172.50 6,429.92 Paid to Treasurer during 1985 $3,920.52 Abatements granted during 1935 115.30 Total Credits $4,035.82 Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1936 $20394.10 193 Taxes Real and Personal Original Commitment 1,803,338.54 December Commitment 774.21 Total Commitment 1,804,112.75 Refunds 2,300.96 $1,806,413.71 Paid to Treasurer during 1935 ' 1,296,586.99 Abatements granted during 1935 21,771.24 Credited by Tax Titles 79,740.94 Total Credits - -- $1,398,099.17 Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1996 $408,314.54 1935 Pall Taxes Original Commitment, April 3, 1935 $21,654.00 Committed September 26, 1935) 212.00 Committed December 31, 1935 8.00 Refunds 8.00 Total Commitment $21,882.00 Paid Treasurer during 1935 $19,344.00 166 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Abatements granted during 1935 370.00 Total Credits $19,714.00 Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1986 $2,168.00 1935 Motor Vehicle Excise Original Commitment, May 1, 1935 $36,17L99 Committed August 5, 1935 6,505.98 Committed September 25, 1935 8,332.03 Committed December 28, 1935 1,002.88 Total Commitment $52,012.78 Refunds 1,108.43 53,121.`?1 Paid Treasurer during 1935 $45,882.61 Abatements granted du -ing 1935 3,070.12 48,952.73 Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1936 $4,168.48 1935 TOTAL PAYMENTS TO TREASURER BY COLLECTOR OF TAXES 1932 Real and Personal Taxes $1.7.91. Interest can above .69 1933 Real and Persunal Taxes 10,279.78 Interest ion above 1.,044.13 1933 Poll ')taxes 6.00 Interest on above .24 1933 Motor Vehicle Excise 56.48 Interest on above 6.12 1934 Rear and Personal 'faxes 472,971.94 Interest can above 18,168.76 1934 Poll Tares 154.00 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 167 Interest on above 2.29 1984 hVIotor Vehicle Excise 3,920.52 Interest on above 25.59 1935 Peal and Personal 'faxes 1,296,586.99 Interest on above 1,448.83 1935 Poll Taxes 19, 44.00 Interest on above .14 1935 Motor Vehicle Excise 45,882.61 Interest on above 105.01 Total Taxes 1,849,220.23 Total Interest $20,801.80 20,8 LSO Total 'faxes and Interest $1,870,022.03 By Receipts from Statement of Liens and Redemption Certificates 256.00 By Receipts from Una.pportioned Sidewalk Assessments 2,436,29 By Receipts from Apportioned Sidewalk Assessments Paid in Advance 919.80 By Receipts from Unapportioned Street Betterment Assessments 150.53 By Receipts from Apportioned Street Bet- tei7nent Assessments Paid in Advance 3,777.31 By Receipts from Interest on Sidewalk and Street .Betterment Assessments 69.03 By Receipts from. Tax Sale Advertising and Fees 2,801.45 By Receipts from 1932 Pall Paid After Abatement 2.00 Total Paid Treasurer During 1935 $1,880,433.44 FREDEl1ICK J. COLP , Collector of Taxes far the Town of Water•tmvn. Approved : 111. W. NORCROSS, Jr., Avditor. December 31, 1935. 168 WATERTCWN TOWN REPORT 1934 DEAL AND PERSONAL TAXES UNPAID AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DECE BER 31, 1935 ''Paid since close of books. Verified to February 1, 1936. Alemsheriary, Melken, 48 Dexter Avenue ................................ $33.80 Alger, Phoebe, 27 Fifield Sttreet .............................................. 127.90 Alger, Eliza A., 100 pleasant Street ...... ................................. 42.56 Ananian, Garabed et Araxie, 23 Crawford Street ................ 43.94 Anderson, Axel, Spring Street .................................................... 6.76 Anderson, Marie K., 38 Neale Read, Waltham .......... .. ......... 219.70 Andrews, Austin H., 42 Franklin Street .................................. 469.68 Andrews, Mary A,, 616 11t. Auburn Street ............................ 8.45 Aprahamian, Manoog, 99 Bigelow Avenue ............................ 8.45 Argento, Domenic, 68 2%1t. Auburn Street ................................ 8.45 A edion, Alice, 594 Mt. Auburn St. .--...................--.-......... 10.14 Baboian, Harry, 405 Mt, Auburn St. ........................................ 8.45 Bagdasarian, I'. A., 164 Belmont St. ........................................ 16.90 *Bagnall, Earle. E. et ux Ethel il!l., 93 Highland A-venue........ 24.00 Bardirbaniari, .Jo ire M. et al, 33 Porter Street ........................ 13.76 Barrett, J. Henry, 19 Commonwealth Road ............................ 3.38 Barton, Wm. G. et ux, 9 Ladd Street ..................................... 106.47 Baxter, Pearl A., 42 Kimball Road ........................................ 246.74 Baza,rian, Sarkis, 96 Nichvis Avenue ...... ................................. 3.38 Bedrossian, Ha�',gop H., 121 Galen Street ....... ..... .. ...... ... ... 87.88 Benjamin, Haut• L., 68 Main Street; .................................... 16,00 Bernabei, Salvatore q%-t ux, 16 Lyan Street................................ 40.44 Berrie, Emilie P. et al, 7 Whitney Street.................................. 40,99 Bond's Spa, Inc., 18 Mt. Auburn Street . ..................,.............. 33.80 I orcian, Harry, 405 Mt. Auburn Street...................................... 8.45 Briggs, Royal F. et ux, 848 Belmont Street ............................ 45.37 Brownell, Earle, 124 Galen Street .............................................. 10.14 Burgess, James? B.,1. 1rviing&reet.............................................. 15.21 Burke, Susan, 51 Olney Street. .................................................... 118.30 Burr, E. Florence, 12 Alden Road . ...... ...... ...... ................. 103.72 Butler, Alfred W., Weston Road, Lincoln ................................ 8.04 Butler, George F., 45 Main .street ........................................ 118.30 Ilutler, George F. et ux Mary J., 1 7S 3It. Auburn Street,....... 295,75 Caira, Antonio et ux Maria., 238 Palfrey Street........................ 15.21 Camhridgeport Savings Bank, Cambridgepert .................... 138.00 Canady°, Oscar M., 18 Charming Road .................................... 1.69 Caracostas, Mary, 8 Belknap Terrace ........ ............................ 42.12 Carlstrom, I nut S,, 55 Pequcasette Street ................................ 10.14 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 169 Carpenter, F. Scott et ux, 38 Putnam Street ........................ 111.58 Caruso, Anthony, 66 Frost Street .............................................. 93.61 Casavant, Mary A., 232 '4 atertawn Street .............................. 13.98 Ceglia, Vincenzo et ux, 33 Church Hill .................................... 18.22 Chandler, 'William S., 17 Merrill Road .r.................................. 3.38 Chace, Gertrude M., 15 Hall Avenue ........................................ 195.68 Ghelios, Charles, 447 Main Street .......................................... 7.61 Chia, Jimmie, 476 Alain Street ................................................ 3.88 C'hinchinian, Paul, 24 Dartmouth Street ................................ 20.28 Chopourian, Harry M., 504 Mt, Auburn Street ........................ 11.15 *Chotilian, Apraharn et al, 27 Lloyd Road .....................6.......... 30,88 Christopher, Stelios, 101 Bigelow Ave3iue ............................ 10.14 Church, Iva Gertrude, 122 "Winsor Avenue .............................. 223,53 Orin% Angelo, 121 lit. Auburn Street .................................... 35.49 Cohen, Benjamin, 84A Main Street ............................................ 8.11 Cohen, Dexter S., 2-A Mt. Auburn Street ............. Colby, Maurice D., Piermont Street ........................................ 13.26 Coiesvworthy, George B., 44 Adams Avenue ............................ 116.94 Connelly, Patrick H., 91 Edeni'ield Avenue ............................ 154.43 Connors, William H., 1.14 Rutland Street ................................ 70.36 Constaza, Joseph At., 125 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 6.76 Cosrnan, Frank T.,44 Morse Street............................................ 10.14 Costello, Ellen F., 36 Purvis Street .......................................... 57.25 Cattier, Michael, 44 No. 'Beacon Street ................. ..... ........ . 576.29 Cousbelis, Louis N., 684 Alt.Auburn Street .........................a-. 49.01 Covino, Frank, 226 Westminster Avenue ...... ..................... 16.90 Cox, Edward John et ux, 51 Bailey Load ................................ 273.48 Crawford, Mattie C., 30 Lincoln Street .................................... 65.91 Crowley, Lillian G., 41 Stuzieleigh Road ................................ 350.68 D'Alanno, Antonio, 88 Aragton Street Dalhno, Carmelo, 214 '67L'averley Avenue .................................... 6.76 Daly, Kathleen U., 30 Bruce Road, Waltham ........................ 59.10 D'.Amica, Nicola et ux Anna., 92 Putnam 'Street .................... 53.01 Dane, Henry, 824 Mt. Auburn Street ............................... 57,42 Darakjian, Krokor, et ux, 29 Hazel Street .. ......................... 153.05 Davison, Charles U. et ux, 15 Palfrey Street ................ ....... 2.r0 Dedekian, Baglida;sar, 5 Louise Street .............................. ..... (3.76 *Dedekian, Baghadar'et ux, 155 Dexter Avenue...................... 13.62 Delleville, Antonio et ux, 109 Arsenal Street ........................ 271.74 Descheneaux, George L., 158 Common Street ........................ 16.90 Dilbarian, Dikran, 59 Templeton Parkway ............. .............. 44.34 DiMarino, Michelle, 497 Pleasant Street ................................ 14,53 Dinardo, Antonio et als, 89 Fayette Street ............................ 51.15 170 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT DiVecchia, Vincenzo, 129 Waltham Street ................................ 10.14 Dunbar, Arthur R., 141 Marshall Street ................................ 8.45 Dann, Joseph A., 279 Mt. Alburn Street ................................ 90.25 V xrnan, Heirs. or revs of Nora Kiley, 44 Melendy Avenue 305.81.) Durnaii, Patrick, Meleady Avenue ............................................ 3.38 Dwyer, Frank , 293 Main Street ................... ............ .............. 3.38 Dwyer, Michael F., et ux, 485 Main -Street ............................ 42.97 Eames, Lee, 12 Merchants Row ............................,.................... 3.38 Emery,Heirs or Dears of George T., 18 Reechwood Avenue.... 33.80 English,Sam et ux, 129 Wave*rley Avenue ................................ 8.88 Engrnian, J. Henry, 185 Mt. Auburn. Street ............................ 20.28 Essayan, Kariken, 29 Boylston Street .................................... 3.38 Evans, ,lames D. et I'4'1ary E., 119 Church Street ............,....... 28.99 Faricelli, Donato et ux AnIiie, 6 Rifle Court ............................ 5.51. Favuxxa, Giuseppe et ux, 129 Nichols ti Avenue ......................_ 26.04 Fewkes, Charles H, et als, 53 Maple Street ............................ 40.52 I+iske, C. Allen A ux, 46 Arden Road .................................... 205.71 Fowler & Son, Joseph, .1.6 Ladd Street ..........._.....................,,. 6.76 Frissora, Hcnry et ux Pilomena, 86 Wakerley Avenue ........ 225.19 Gallagher, Annie, 58 Whites Avenue.......................................... 74.55 Gandolpho, Heirs or ]revs of Charles J., 114 Dexter Avenue 282.25 Gandolplia, Charles J., 11.4 Dexter Avenue .............:................ 28.73 Garabedian, Eliza M.► 80 Boylstnn Street ........................:....... 159.49 Geyikian, Steve, 354 Arsenal Street ........................................ 6.76 °Gill, Gordan S., 103 Comman Street ....:................................. 44.35 Gilligan, Bartholomew, 291 Arsenal Street ............................ 50.56 Glover, Charles A,, South Lincoln, Mass. ................................ 10.14 "Golub, Eva, 82 Beeehwood. Avenue ........................................ 190.57 Grant, Walter B., 32 Arsenal Street ........................................ 77.74 Greene, Georgina P., 83 Franklin Street ................................ 183.52 Greci land, Fanny, 28 Gilbert Street . . ............................I...... 21.00 Gustafson, Charles 3JlW., 776 Belmont Street ................. .......... 135.85 Gu9tafsxan, John F., Watertown Street .................................... 3.38 Haartz 41.ason Grower Co., 270 Pleasant Street .................... 1,507,48 Hapgood, Theodore B., 68 Pearl Street ......... ..................... 61.07 Haroian, Arakal, Crawford Street ....................:..................... 16.90 Hartnett, Patrick, 766 Mt. Auburn Street .............................. 13.52 Hartnett, lyliz.aheth C., 70'k) Nit. Auburn Street, .................... 160.50 Haughey, Helen Loretto, 343 School Street ............................ 175.7E Halves, Otis L., 15 Main Street ................................................ 117.62 healev, John J., 503 W.-dtham Street ........................................ 145.34 Hersehfield,.Louis, 151 E. Haverhill Street, Lawrence ........ 312.31 '1linklA e', Ora I:., 35 Mt. Auburn Street: .......................... .... 4.85 Holmes, Clinton E., 94 Unison Street ........................................ 159.87 Hopewell, Frank B, Tr., 36 Pleasant Street, ............................ 1,885.31 *Hovagimlan, Joseph, 112 Laurel Street ................................ 136.89 Howard, Alvin, 145 Arsenal Street ............................................ 3.39 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 171 Hudson, Mary J., 24 Franklin Street ........................................ 1571.17 Hughes, Edward F., 20 Hawthorne Street ............................ 153.79 Hutton, Charles S., 694 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 3.38 Jannazzi, Angelo, 302 Arlington Street .................................... 23.66 .laross , Nicola et ux, 31 Ralph Street .................................... 136.89 Jensen, John K., 572 Main Street .............................................. 50.70 Johnson, Grace 0.,154 Common Street...................................... 125.73 Johnson, Royy C., Boston .............................................................. 206,19 Joseph, Palitia, 2 Broadway, South Boston ............................ 270.80 Kander, Edward D., 26-28 Brimmer Street .............................. 215.76 Kapralian, Horan et ux,31-33 Dewey Street ............................ 107.37 Kaprielian, Kapriel, 5 Nichols Avenue ....................... ..... 3.88 Kazarosian, Bagdas€►ret et ux Mary, 152 Nichols Avenue.... 21.24 Keefe, Joseph, 174 Main Street .................................................. 3.88 Keefe, Mary G., 14 Irving Park ...........,.................................... 73.95 Keenan, John W., Market Street, Brighton ............................ 120.70 Kelley, Annie M., 7 Sagamore Street, Dare*)ester ................ 123.54 Kelley, Garrett, 280 Orchard Street .......................................... 6.76 Kelley, Joseph At., 98 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 13.52 Kilbride, William H, et ux, 136 Walnut Street ........................ 83.2.1 Kirtley, (Catherine, NO Orchard Street ................................... 143.57 Knll he Mfg. Co., 36 Pleasant Street ........................................ 117F Ko. tarelus, Theresa P., 70 California Street .......................... 239.98 Lagerblade, 01gar L., 4 Hilltop Road .................................... ',?711.46 LaMarchia, ,Carmelo, 308 Lexington Street ............................ 13,56 Landberg, Dorothy, 640 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 16,90 Landry, Katherine L., 72 Bradford road ................................ 60.75 Lane Manufacturing Co., 38 Pleasant Street .......................... 84.50 Lang, William, 40 Mt. Auburn Street ......................................... 16.90 Larrabee, Caroline A. et M.. 41) Oakley Road............................ 56.50 Lauricella, Antonio, 106 Main Street .................................... 26.70 Leacey, Cecil M., 55 Galen Street ..................................I......... 302.61 Leavy, l lizabeth, 11.1 Galen Street ............................................ 295.75 LeCascio, Robert, 10 Brimmer Street ............. ..................... 198.95 Loring, Jahn G., 330 Charles River Road .............. ........... 5.07 Lovell, Tleirs or Devs of John S., 15 Mason Road. .................. 21.97 MacDonald, Thomas F. et ux Mildred C., 34 Gilbert Street.... 142.03 Maher, Ulick P. et ux -Mary A., 1 76 ,Spruce Street ................ 26.84 Mardirosian,Anahid, ]44 School Street .........................,.......... 56.6t) Markaarian, Virginia, 49 Fairfield Street ............................ 194.37 Mayer, Dorothy R. et al. 46 Wilmot. Street ............................ 109.89 Kayo, Harr. Otis, 259 Mt. Auburn Street......................... ...... 74.36 McCarthy, Agnes A., So Stuart Street .................................... 290.68 McCormick, Percy M., 470 Main Street .................................... 67.C)O McCue, Thomas Joseph, 293 No. Beacon Street...................... 3.38 McDonnell, Michael, 52 Cuba Street ........................................ 20.42 McGrath, Charles B., 135 '31t. Auburn Street ........................ 11.52 172 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT *AleGrath, Edward J. at ux, 37 Capitol Strut ........................ 50.011 McHugh, Frank J., 535 Pleasant Street ................................ 101.24 McHugh, John J. et ux, JU School Street ................................ 45.21 McKenzie, Forbes L., 76 Lexington Street ............................ 223.08 McManus, Jane K., 43 Morse Strut ........................................ 107.72 McQueeney, Catherine et al, 71 Myrtle Street .................... 18.98 McVey, Thomas, 42.25 *McWhirtcr, Heirs or Devs of Ellen A., 9 Patten Street ..., 25.32 *-Meehan, Patrick, 162 Spruce Street .... .. ., .., .................. 19.41 Meister, David A., Co,, Spring Street ........................................ 8.45 Merrullo, Jennie, 42 WcstminAer Avenue ,..»........... Moir, Laura C., 403 School Street ... ........................................ 93.70 Mooradian, John, 159 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 5,041 Moore, Elizabeth G., 61 Marion Road .........I.............................. Moran, Edward, School Street .................................................. 3.38 Morse, Arthur L., 24 Chapman Street ...................................... 50,70 Mo,ca, John et ux, 40 Bostonia Avenue .................................... 231.53 Murlless, Winifred T., 40 Payson Read, Delmont .................... 91.65 Murphy, Heirs or Devs of Margaret, 82 Kingsbury Street Needham ................................................................................... 24.95 Murray, George F., 431 Idt. Auburn Street................................ 141,08 Nally, Patrick J., Sr., 69 Waverley Avenue ............................ 10,14 Wardella, Anthony, 71 Arlington Street ........................... . ..... 3.38 Natoli, Laurence G., 125 Fussell Avenue ............ .................. 824.72 Natoli, Laurence G., et John B., 20 Mt, Auburn Street ..,..... 1,995.89 Nelgon, August E., 28 Partridge Street ............. Nelson, Palma M., 64 Wilmot Street ........................................ 63.38 Netta, Walter A. et ux, 44 Worcester St., Belnicnt .............. 171.14 Noble, Gwendolyn F., 32 Russell Avenue .................................. 348.14 Neuman, Alfrieda C., 145 Chandler Street, Boston................ 261.'945 Oates, Edward A., 443 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 1.69 O'Brien, John J., 51 Carroll Street ............................................. 309.27 O'Connell, Patrick et ux, 24 Westminster Avenue ................ 83.26 Ogilvie, James M., 75 Main Street ........... .. ............................ 3.38 Ghanian, 1ary M. et Suran M., 33 Melendy Avenue ........ 206.18 Ongoanian, Antranig, 547 Mt. Auburn Street.......................... 30.42 Oteri, A.tithDny-.et al, 89 Elm Street ......................I................... 73.00 Otis, Wnrri NI. et als, 15 Main. Street .................................. 2,297.46 Ouderkirk, Mary A., 121 Spring Street .................................... 67.60 Oxner, Lewis H., 153 Mt. Auburn .Street ................................ 5.07 Papazian, Aris B., 41�5 Mt. Auburn Street ...................... ..... 8.45 Parisian Dye Houso, Inc. .............................. ... . . ................... 906,69 *Parks, Minnie, 127 Spruce Street ...»........................................ 59 62 Parquette, Many C., 48 Summer Street ................. .. Parsekian, Veroizica M., 19 Nichols Avenue ............................ 6.76 Pascuzri, Luigi et ux, 170 Summer 'Street .......... ................. 10.14 Perkins, Elias A,., 73 Fayette St................................................. 204.49 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 173 *Perkins, Thomas J., 31 Oliver Street ...................................... 11.1.46 Pis=o, Sam, 33-35 Heenan Street ............................................. 66.96 Potter, Mona Belle, 12 Walnut Street . .. .. .......I...................... 3.38 Wriest & Co., 54 Bates Road ...................................................... 16m Pritchard, Carleton F., 9 Merrill Road .................................... 21.97 Pritchard, F. & Sons, Inc., 170 Common Street .................... 255.19 Puccia; Joseph, 46 Maplewood. Street ........................................ 13.64 Puntonio, Vincenzo et ux, 718 Bigelow, Avenue.................... 1.69 Qulnby, Stella E., 361 S600l Street ........................................ 119.04 Rand, Claude Allen et ux, 4 Edgeclif€e Road............................ 206.54 Redding, Grace, 51 Riverside Street ........................................ 5.21 .Rich, Walter I., 472 Mails Street ................................................ 6.76 Rizzo, Vito, 12 Charles St., East Boston ...................... ......... 16.90 Rooney, Bessie, 720 Mass Avenue, Cambridge ...................... 102,24 Roper, John M., 36 Pleasant Street ............................................ 67.60 Route:n, Joseph, 216-A Waverley Avenue ................................ 1.69 Ruggiero, James, G"Washburn Street ...................................... 3.38 Safford, Howard F. et ux, 21 Center Street ............................ 196.14 Sam, W. C., 212 Waverley Avenue ............................................ 3.38 ,Samaras, John D. et tart, 111 Hillside Road ............................ 50.59 *Sampson, Bessie S., 27 Woodleigh Road ................................ 1.77.18 .Santoro, Maurizio, 61 Prentiss Street ..,........ ... .... ............. 239.98 Saraf, Satenig, 236 Boylston Street ......................................... 73.63 Scharff, Ethel, 16 Olcott Street .................................................. 60.33 *Scheirer, Herbert J., 8 Appleton Street ................................ 20.28 .Schroeder, Williarn ,C., 70 Capital Street ................................ 3.38 Scifo, Hosafla, 24 Royal Street .................................................. 48.89 Seretelly°, Euripides M. et al, 95 Arlin, toga Street ............ ... 1.1.83 Shaliian, Annie, 14 Francis Street ............................................ 277.16 *Shaman , Helena M., 294 Washington Street, Ruston ........ 116,1.3 .Shanahan, Henry, 65 School Street ............................................ 3.38 Shaw., James E. et ux,45 Fitchburg Street .......................:...... 91,07 Sheehan, Bartholomew, 66 Carroil Street ................................ 18.59 Sheer, Isaac, 129A Galen Street ................................................ 4.€6 Sheldon, Charles L. et ux, 311 School Street ............................ 33.94 Sheridan, Thomas F.. 99 Main Street ........................................ 59.15 Sirneock, Mae, G5 Gilbert Street ................................................ 148.08 Simonds, Luther W., 100 Church Street .. ............................... 202.80 Sokolski, Julia E., 31 Adams Street .......................................... 22.96 Satera. , Salvey, 115 {gleans Street, East Boston .................. 78.02 Stepanian, Alugardich, 56A Dexter Avenue ............................ 8.45 Stevens, George W., 354 Arsenal Street .................................. 16.90 Stevenson, Harold N. et ux, 124 Lovell Road .......................... 3.38 Stryker, John P. et al, 9 Morse Street ...................................... 190.65 Stuart-Marshall. Realty Co., 825 Beacon St.. Newton Centre 32.11 -Sullivan, James H., 508 Main Street ..................... .. . ............. 35.49 'Sullivan, Mabel L,, 166 Common Street .................................. 5q.09 174 WATER TOWN TOWN REPORT Surety Cleansing Shop, Inc., 115A Galen Street .................... 1.6.9 Sutherland, Jessie H., 285 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 128.89 Tarb+ell, Samuel K. et al, 1.8 Avon Road .................................... 1.11 Tarjan, Cassie J., 143 School Street .......................................... 236.60 Thierry, Adelaide H.., 44 School Street, Boston ...................... 359-91 Thierry, Louis S., 44 School St., Boston .................................. 998.79 Tho6urn, Thomas N. et ux, 35 Copeland Street ...................... 7.00 Tvcci, Lucia, 10 Lowell Avenue .................................................. 344. a Trapelo Road Fealty Corp, Belmont, Mass. ............................ 1,345.04 Tremark, Frank et ux Rosa, 3 Bancroft Street ...................... 92.12 Troiano, Maria, 64 Ralph Street ................................................ 142.82 True,John C. W. et ux,37 Partridge Street ............................ 20,43 Tugnian, Nina C. Heirs or Devs. of, Middlebury, Vt. ............ 98.65 Valois, Margaret B. D., fib Hancock Street.............................. 119.29 Vartanian,Johu, 585 Mt. Auburn Street .................................... 2.64 Vessella, Concetta L., 90 Putn;yin Street .................................. 127.99 Voei, William E. et ux, (9 Wilson Avenue.................................... 17.84 Ward, Rath E., 120 Bellevue Road ............................................ 137.53 Watertown Book Bindery, 81 Spring Street ............................ 33.80 Waterto,Arn Co-ap+erative Bank .................................................. 194.85 Watedown Excavating Co., 200 Summer Street .................... 185.90 Watertow► n Motor Sales Co., Inc., 49 No. Beacon Street ...... 1.6.90 Watson, Mae F., 12 Longfellow Road ........................................ 36.02 White, Catherine V., 40 Hillside Street .................................... 1.2.05 White, Edward H., 64 Mt. Auburn Street •............................... 25.25 Whittredge, Harry T.,166 Belmont Street ................................ 27.h4 Widner, John et ux, 14 Flosmer Street .................................... 209.29 Stevens, Frank J. et ux, 13 Laivrence. Street .......................... 76.ii Yerxa, 17artlow A., Trustee, 24 Garfield Street ........................ 101.33 Young, Ulysses S., et ux, 39 Upland Road ................................ 860.21 Botti, Grazia Musc:olina, 2M Palfrey Street ............................ 152.39 Caso,]Pasqualina, 41 French Street ............................................ 70.96 Colby, Maurice D. et ux, 41 Pierrnont Street ............................ 185.65 Dadaian, Hampar et ux , 212 Boylston Street .......................... 33.90 Donahue, Elizabeth M., 11 Hill Street ...................................... 28.77 East Cambridge Savings Bask, )avast Cambridge .................. 29.97 Eliot Savings Bank, 165 Dudley Street, Roxbury.................... 85.3E Handy, Daisey A., 161 Lexington Street .................................. 150.16 Hill, Wilfred R. et ux, 11 Quincy Street .................................. 59,29 Jensen, Jahn K., 572 Main .Street .............................................. 234.91 Kane, Elizabeth M., 4 Derby Road ............................................ 83.15 Keaney, William J. et tux, 4 Theurer Park ................................ 808.23 Keefe,Mare G., 14 Irving Rark .................................................. 116.61 Keefe, Heirs of Dews. of Mary V., 14 Irving Park ................ 358.09 Lally,Joseph M., 48 Grandview .avenue .................. r Leonard, Bryan et ux, 1 Or) Rutland Street ................................. 313.09 Lindahl, Maude, 20 Prescott Street .......................................... 75.39 COLLECT'OR'S REPORT 17 MacBeth, George H. et ux, 109 Standish Road ........................ 60.15 Manzelli,Maria, 1016 Belmont Street ........................................ 437.22 McEnaney,Alf ichael, 115 Boylston Street .................................. 242.22 Mulvahill, Mary L., 12:1 Maplewood Stet .............................. 27.52 Pouliot, Joseph M. et ux, 231 Xorth Beacon Street ................ 51.72 Raimondo, Domenico B., 10 Boston a Avenue .......................... 214.60 Rutledge, Harold F. et ux, 70 Chapinan Street ...................... 38.40 Sattanino, Peter, 14 Everett Avenue ........................................ 157.45 Seterino, Benairdino et ux, I10 Edenfleld Avenue .................... 70.55 Silvia,Domenico, 75 Pleasant Street .......................................... 19.9.2 Sokiasiaa, Kalost, 144 Nichols Avenue .................................... 220.85 Stone, Gladys W., 1.524 Cambridge Street, Cambridge.....,,..... 302.87 Sylvester, Julia, 49-1 Berkeley Street .......................................... 275.4- Trapelo Road Realtor Corporation, 482 Trapelo Road ............ 346.65 Whitney, Emma R., 15 Fifield Street ........................................ 146.54 Youngman, Harry E. et ux, 59 Bradford Road ...................... 197.44 1934 UNPAID MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES At Close o1 Business, December 31, 1935 Commitment of March 19, 1934 Abramu, Joseph, 39 Coolidge Avenue ...................................... $2.89 Aigiro, Catherine, 11 DeNvey Street .......................................... 10.28 Anderson, Grace E., 134 Standish Road .................................... 3.86 Anderson, Harry J„ 71 Arlington Street .................................. 2.00 Andrews, Paul V., 106 Cypress Street ...................................... 3.21 Anstatt, Richard A., 22 Bradford Road .................................... 7.89 Arena, Frank, 8 Bostonia Avenue 2.00 .Armstrong , Albert hL, 29 Chandler Street .............................. 5.46 Arnold, Wilhemena, 30 Carver Read ......................... .............. 5,4E Arone, Lawrenee, 25 Norseman Avenue .................................. 2.00 Arslanian, Dick, 115 Dexter avenue ........................................ 4,42 Bakarian, Albert, 377 Arlington Street .................................... 3.54 Balser, Marjorie, 69 Poplar Street ............................................ 6.04 Baxranco ,Salvatore, 300 Arlinrton Street . . ....................... 9.75 Barry, James H., I11 Worcester Street .................................... 2.00 Bohanon, Martha. T., 53 Fitchburg Street ................................ 2.00 Botti, Alfred, 224 Arlington Street ............................................ 2.25 Bruce, Robert, 16 Prospect. Street .............................................. 8.68 Bunnell, Stuart, 40 Marshall Street .......................................... 9.96 Burbank, A. P. W.,44 Katherine Road ...................................... 2,00 Burke, George BL, 52 Spring Street .......................................... 5.79 Butler, Thomas W., 98 Westminster Avenue .. . ................... 5.79 Callahan, Daniel F., 76 Fayette Street .................................... 10.61 Canty, Ixvne, 54 Charming Road ............................................... 20.57 Carey, Alice E., 269 North Beacon Street ................................ 10.61 Casgrain, Natalie, 16 Ocean Avenue, Beverly .......................... 4.18 Caaricehi, John, 8 Fifth Avenue .................................................. 4.92 170 W A l ERTOWN TOWN REPORT Coffey, Jahn E., 50 Putnam Street ......................................... 2.00 Cohen, Nathan, 90 Edenfield Avenue ........................................ 4.82 Condon, Marie G., 25 Dewey Street .......................................... 8.04: Cooper, John H., 260 Sycamore Street ...... ..... ...... ................. 2.00, Costanvo, Guido, 39 A-It. Auburn Street .. ...... . .. . . .............. 2.00, Coughlin, John F., St. 1►Iary's Street ........................................ 7.39 Cousineau, Della, 716 Mt, Auburn Street ................................ 2.57 ,Gram;, Charles A., 105 Franklin Street .................................... 2.00 Crane, Berk; U., 39 Frank- Street ...................Y............................ 4.18 Crosby, Anna D., 146 Hillside Rcad............................................. 5.79, Cushing, Bruce B., 67 Hovey Street ........................................ 3.85 Darling, Dorothy E., 18 Concord Road ...................................... 9.64. Daurner, Charles, 38 Porter Street ............................................ 10.61 Davis, Alice S., 106 Cypress Street . ...................Y...................... 2.57 Delano, Iola E., 41 Beacon Park ................................................ 8.04 Doyle, Charles L., 844 Belmont Street ...................................... 2. n Duffy, James L., 503 Main Street ............................................ 10 93 Dwyer, Frank A., 295 Main Street ............................................ 7.39 English, Dorothy, 40 Pequosette Street .................................... 3,54 Evans, Robert A., 76 Prospect Street . .. .......,....... ................ 2.25 Fraese, Louis, 264 Warren Street ..............eY.Y......................t,.F 3.21 Farrar, James F., 2708 Xewtonviile Avenue, New-tonville ...,.. 4.92 Files, Addison E., 126 Chapman Street .................................... 2.00 Gallagher, Thomas H., 126 Worcester Street .......................... 2.25 Gately, Mildred E., 36 Bacon Street .................................,........ 3.54 Gilmour, Ernest B., 94 Lovell Road .......................................... 13.82 Garman, William F'., 41 Cuba Street .......................................... 2.25 Green, Benjamin A., 126 Walnut Street ................................... 4.19 Grundnian, Harold -C., 4.2 Chapman Street .............................. 16.73 fiegarty, 'Thomas H., 18 Bradford Road .................................. 3,54 I1ancock, Walter J., a Winter Street ........................................ 2.25 Hanley, Rita. L., 22 Waltham Street ,,.,.. .., ...Y...Y.................... 2.00 Hannan, Margaret, 137 Morse Street ........................................ 2.94 Hanrahan, Jams F., 780 Belmont Street ................................ 12.63 Harrington, Jerome C., 50 Hove: Street ................................ 5,14 Harris, Charles W., 127 Evans Street ...................................... 8.68 Hartnett, Edward, 16 Copeland Street ...................................... 4.60 Hartnett, Josephine A., 5 Royal .Street .................................... 5.46 Hartshorn, Fred, 33 Prentiss Street ........................................ 2.00 Hipple, Lowell B., 231 Common Street ...................................... 7.39 Higgins, Edmund P., 18 Gilkey Court ........................................ 13.50 Hovaraesyan, Barbara, 180 Walnut Street ................................ 7.39 Hunter, Charles L., 54 Union Street ........................................ 5.46 Turley, Jnhn F., 433 Main Street ............................................ 3,21 Joy, Marjorie M., I6:5 Warr-ester Street .................................. 8.04 Ladd, Evelyn, 90 Robbins Road ............................................... 8.04 Lamond, John F., 19 Rovedale Road ........................................ 2.00 COLLECTOR'S .REPORT 177 Lane, Edwin S., 65 Templeton Parkway .................................. 2,25 Lehan, Carolyn, 73 Evans Street .............................................. 2,81# Linr4ahl, Frederick, 20 Prescott Street .................................. 4.19 Lopez,Agnes C., 484 Main Street .............................................. 5.89 Luderer, Lillian, 27 Charles Street .......................................... 4.00 Mahar, Joseph M., 10 Wells Avenue .......................................... 5.14 Maloney, Charles A., 35 Boylston Street ...........#.#F#.4##4F4.44b....... 2.25 annarino, Guy, 37 Dexter Avenue .......................................... 3.86 Martocchio Bros, Inc., 42 Forest Street .................................... 64.60 McCarthy, George B., 24 Louise, Street .................................... 13.89 McConnell, Clarence, 368 Ut.Auburn Street ............................ 3.86 McConnell, William, 14 Wilmot Street .................................... 6,43 McCue, Mary C., 293 North Be-aeon .Street, .............................. 4.82 McDonald, Margaret, 57 Church Street .................................. 4.82 McDougalI, Elizabeth A., 23 Oakland Street............................ 2.00 Meehan, Joseph ;D., 11 Edenfield Avenue ................................ 2.25 Monahan, Helen, 68A Eden#ield Avenue .................................. 2.00 Mooney, George E., 134 Westminster Avenue.......................... 2.Go Mortell, Jahn, 17 Keenan Street ................................................. 7.71 Murnagban, Cecelia, 199 Palfrey Street Murphy, Jeremiah, 136 Orchard Street .................................... 3.86 Nahagian, Olga A., 25 Quimby Street ...................................... 6A3 Nardtella, Waldo, 234 Arlington Street .................................... 3.86 O'Leary, Florence AI., 52 Copeland Street ...................:............ 121 O'Leary & Traci- Chair Co., 125 Staring Street ........................ 4,92 Owen, Frederick E., 2 Hillside 5tree; 7 Paul, Kenneth D., 286 Belmont Street ...................................... 7.71 Peck, William C., 109 Boyd Street ...............................:....:....... 5.79 Phillips, Carl, 133 Templeton Parkway .................................. 2.25 Piantedosi, Antonio, 16 New Lexington Street ...................... 3.21 Piantedosi, Joseph, 183 Fayette Street .................:.................. 8.04 Pierce, Charles, 537 Mt. Auburn Street .................................. 9.64 Piseupo, Catheleen D., 27 Gleason Street ................................ 2.00 Ranney, Mabel, 114 Fayette ,Street .......................................... 13.50 Riley, William J., 74 01cott Street ....o.........................I....I...... 0.54 Roach, Anthony T., 15 Green Street Terrace ............................ 16.39 Rolland, Joseph, 33 Springfield Street ...................................... 2.36 Rollins, Katherine 31., 61 Eliot Street ......................................... 16.39 Russell, Elizabeth, 304 School Street ...:.................................... 4.90 Serafini, Victor, 466 Arsenal Street .......................................... 2.011 Shanahan, Henry W., 136 Cypress Street.................................. 17.67 Stone, Selwyn, 734 Belmont Street ............................................ 3.86 Sullivan, Edward J., 363 Carver Road .................................... 3.21 Sullivan, Lawrence, 31 Fitchburg Street .................................. 7.72 Sullivan, Leo E., 60 North Beacan Street .................................. 2.57 Sweeney, Edward J., 6,Acton Street .......................................... 2.00 Sylvester, E. Robert, 14 Cypress Street .................................. 2.57 178 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Tashjian, Alice, 267 Boylston Street ........................................ 5.14 Tattri,e, Jennie M., 52 Spring Street ........................................ 4.50 Tuttle, Henry G., 42 Porter Street .......................................... 2,00 IJberti, William, 52 Crawford Street ........................................ 4.18 Valentino, Alphonse, 11 Norseman Avenue ............................ 2.819 Volante, Lena, 20 Merrifield Avenue ...................................... 4.50 Volante,Ralph, 26 Quincy Street ................................................ 2.00 Walsh,Herbert J., 14 Chester Street .......................................... 2,01) Whitney, -Charles A., 15 F3lield Street ...................................... 2.0 Willis, W. Jean , 573 Main Street .............................................. A.18 Zaino, Frank P., Jr., 25 Norseman Avenue.............................. 3.21 Zirhnt, Alan f1., 23 Robbins Road .............................. ............... 8.04 Commitment of August 6, 1934 Alexander, Graeae, 324 Arlington Street .................. . .............. $2.00 Alford, Jaynes A., Jr., 485 Main Street .................................... 3.37 Archer, Percival A., 31 Irma Avenue ........................................ 3.86 ,drone, Lawrence, 15 Keith Street ............................................ 3.13 Bartoli, Mary, 16 James Street ..................................._ 3.22 Beattie, Grace B., 32' 01cott Street .......................................... 2.78 Bedding, Grace ltil., 100 Fayette Street.........._..... .......... ..... 2.1.4 Beilis, Christina, all Putnam Street .......................................... 2.00 Benson, Frank W., 105 Union :Street ..........., ... , . ............ 2.91 Ber.nsdorf, George 3 ., 174 School Street ................................ 3.13 Biddescombe, Frank C., 146 Pleasant Street ' Blanchett, Robert T., 87 Arsenal Street .................................... 4.92 Blue, Mary L., 25 New Lexington Street .....................:.......... 2.00 Boccadoro, Ida, 308 Main Street ................................................ 3,86 Botti, belle, 18 Merrifield Avenue .......................................... 2.78 Bottomley, Arthur C., 63 Carrel Street ........_..._..................... 2.00 * Boyajiun, Gazaros, 52A Melendy Avenue 5................................ 3.7,E Boyajian, Nazareth A., 40 Laurel Street .................................. 10.01 Breen, Jahn J., 0 Putnam Street .............................................. 6.03 Bresnahan, Thomas J., 17 Cushman Road, Brighton .............. 2.00 Bristol, Donald D., 221 Common Street .................................. 4.29 Brooks, Benjamin J., 33 Uancraft Street ................................ 7.50 Brown, Herbert G., 147 horse Street ...................................... 2.57 Brown, Jennie L., 115 Common Street ......... ......, ...-.......... 2.35 Buecheri, Mary, 346 Arlington Street ...................................... 8,30 Buckley, John J., 30 Chauncey Street 9.00 Burke, Francis J., 40 Eliot Str€ct ............................................ 2.57 Burke, James, 111 Ilax.nden .Avenue ........................................ 3.82 Burke, Walter E., 105 Pleasant Street .................................... 2,00 Caferelli, Arthur J., 105 Pleasant Street ................................ 2.00 Callahan, Williams, 146 Pleasant Street .................................. 2.00 Canipbell, Esther N., 15 Carleton Terrace ...I.......................... 8.30 CiOLLECTOR'S REPORT 179 9 Carva, Joseph, 41 Quirk Street ................................................ 5.24 Casella, .Tames J., 32 Oakland Street ........................................ 2.00 Chakalas, George P., 21 Berkley Street ............. ...................... 2.00 Chatel, Edward J., 95 Brookline Street, Boston ..............:....... 2.00 Christopher, Dorothy, 541 Main Street .................................. 4.82 Ciava done, Janes V., 10 St. Mary Street .............................. 2.89 Clark, Benjamin, 81 Mt. Auburn Street .................................. 2.00 Clark,, John J., 12 Oliver Road .................................................. 6.1:6 ,Coakley*, Ellen, 2D3 Le:dngtan Street .................... ............. 20.63 Coffey, Anna., 47 Kondazian Street .. ...................................... 2.00 Coffey, Margaret, 47 Kondazion Street .................................... 2.00 Coleman, Helen E., 293 Lexington Street .............................. 2.00 Condoni, William F., 64 Dexter Avenue .................................... 4.69 Conners, Katherine , 141 Galen Street ...................................... 2.00 Conroy, Walter, 32 Templeton Parkway* .................................. 2.00 Consolidated Nlarhle Works, 94 Putnam Street......................,. 4.31 Conte, Bartolomeo, 104 Arlington Street .......... ..................... 2.00 Cooper, Jahn H., 160 Sycamore Street .................................... 3.5 Couture, Joseph H., 42 Carroll Street ...................................... 2.00 Covell, Joseph, 9'9 Westminster Avenue .................................. 2.00- Coveno, Angelo, 226 Westraffister Avenue ............................ 2.41 Cram, James V4'., 41 Eliot Street ....,......................................... 2,00 Crosby, John J., 34 Hawthorne Street ...... ...... ... ................ 11.35 Curre;N�-, John L., 24 Louise Street . .... ..................................... 2.95 Davis, Alice J., 106 Cypress Street .......................................... 2.14 Dedel ian, Doran, 139 Nichols Avenue ...................................... 5.77 DeFilippo, Ger,aldina, 70 Westminster Avenue ..... ................ 21.21 DeLorie, John L., 19 Oakland Street ........................................ 2.06 DeQuattio, Jaynes, 35 Dartmouth Street ................................ 2.00 Derounian, Susan et al, 19 Chauncey Street ............................ 2.00 DeStefano, Nicliolas, 27 Dewey Street .....................,.............. 2.35 DiPasquale, Francesco, 88 Arlington Street .......................... 6.15 Divanian, Harry, 278 North Beacon Street .............................. 2.00 Donovan, Edward M., 13 Olney Street .................................... 2.00 Downer, Stuart B., 303 Waverley Avenue .............................. 2.66 Doyle, Joseph, 11 New Lexizigton Street ......................... ...... 2,00 Doeois, Mildred J., 9 Rutland Street ............................... Ducharme, Mae A., 80 Edgeeliffe Road .................................... 2.00 Duvall, Edwin H., 179 Wakverley Avenue ........ .. .............. .. .. 2.48 Edes, Dorothea Al., 160 Sumner Street ............. ............. .. . 2.01) Evans, Robert 4., 76 PrGspect Street ...................................... 2.00 Parley, Florence, 95 LexiT)gton Street .................................... 12.53 Feidermann, Henry, 174 Orchard Street ................................ 3.21 Femino, Jahn, BOO Harrison Avenue, Boston .......................... 2 Field, Albert L., 154 School. Street ............................................ 7.48 Figiiolino, Anthony, 73 SprinL-field Street .............................. 8.84 Files, Addison E., 126 Chapman Street .............................. 2.17 180 WATERTGWN TOWN REPORT Flynn, Bartholomew F., 104 Morse Street ................................ 2.00 Fogarty, Edward J., 543 l4JI:t. Auburn Street ............................ 2.00 Fostie, Emil, 5G Cypress Street ................................................ 2.00 Fowler, James H., 477 Congress Street, Portland, Maine .... 83.56 Freeman, Mary A., 488 Main Street ........................................... 9.89 Fundelklian, Antonio, 16 Lloyd Road ........ ......... . .. . ............ 2.24 Gildea, Leo J., 13 Fifield Street ................................................ 2.06 Goodrow, Albert, 616 Arsenal Street ...................................... 2.14 Gould, Blanche, 29 Lawrence Street ......................................... 8.62 Gregory, Maud, 12 Bancroft Street ........................................ 5.3fi Hall,,+Charles. J., 9 Harnden Avenue ...................... ................... 2.57 Hancock, Walter J., 5 Winter Street ...................................... 7.17 Hanrahan, James F., Jr., 780 Belmont Street .......................... 15.42 Hard, T. GlivQr, 35 Upland Road .............................................. 13.89 Harper; Clayton C., 146 Robbins Road .................................... 2.00 Harris, Charles W., 127 Evans Street ...................................... 7.24 Harrington, Paul, 37 Gilbert Street ......................................... 2.00 Harris,Jessie E,, 165 Worcester Street .................................... 2.00 Hartung, Paul G., 27 Maplewood Street .............................. 4.66 Henault, Clover, 81) Hillside Avenue .......... ............................ 2.99 Hrnsman, James R., 35 Lawrence Street Holmes, 'William J., 6 Howe Street .......................................... 2.66 Hughes, James, 113 Ar.wnal Street .......................................... 2.00 Ioclice, G SI]iain, 124 School Street ............................................ 3.85 Jobn;son, Charles L,, 343 School Street .................................... 2.06 .lanes, Arthur, D., 29 Carrol Street ............................................ 1.86 Kriparian, Lillian, 77 Templeton Parkway .............................. 8.1.9 Keough, John C., 187 Arsenal. Street ........................................ 2.00 Rerkian, Takookie, 47 hazel Street .......................................... 8.13 Kilanis, John D., 57 Mt. Auburn Street .................................... 2.69 Kivell, Thomas F., 15 Long-follow road .................................... 6.51 Kusiclk, James, 44 Brizumer Street ...................I...................... 2.00 Lamond, John, 18 Rosedale Road .............................................. 8.68 Larrab2e, Frank L., 51 Boyd Street .......................................... 2.00 Lawrence, Names F., 24 Louise Street .................................... 11.26 Litidahl, Frank, 21) Prescott Street .......................................... 2.95 Livnli, Louis, 136 Charles River Road ...................................... 2.35 Lopez, Agnes, 484 Main Street .................................................. 17.89 Lundahl, F min k, 26 Prescott Street .......................................... 2.00 Lynch, John C., 32 Richards Road .............................................. 4.82 MacDonald,Ifatherine,29 Keenan Street. .................................. 2.00 MacDonald, Edna M., 35 Chapman Street .............................. 2,00 MacDougall, Clifford R., 195 Watertown Street ...................... 2.14 Malone, Francis J., 10 Summit Road ............ ......................... 3.00 Maloney, Pauline, 105 Wieser Avenue .............. ..................... 2.65 Maloy, William P,, 36 Pierpont Street .................................... 5.1.4 Manning, Mary L., 235 Mt. Auburn Street................................ 2.00 COLLECTOR' REFOR T 131 Manning, Mary V., 28 Purvis Street ........................................ 2.i 8 ................ Margosiari, Harry, 14 Adams Avenge! .................................... 2.57 Marshall, Allister F., 153 Pleasant Street .............................. 2.00 Martin, Margaret M., 14 Winthrop Street ... ......................... 2.00 Martocchio Bros., Inc., 42 Forest Street .......................... .-. 21.0f) ATa,rtocchio 'trucking Co., Inc., 42 Forest Street. .................... 15,6 Mastrangelo, Louis, 1659 Winsor Avenue .................................. 2.7 8 McCourtie, Althea M., 135 Ev�tns Street .................................. 6.37 McCue, Mary C., 273 North Beacon Street .. ............... .... .. .. 6.75 McGivern, Frank J., 6 Hilltop Road .......................................... 2.00 McHugh, Margaret A.,55 Mt. Auburn Street............................ 2.00 McNeill, Daniel F., 1.88 Washington Street, Newtown ............ 2.57 Bleduri, Frank, 26 Arsenal Street Meehan, Darothy M., 11 Edenfield Avenue .............................. 4.69 Meehan, Joseph D,, 11 Edenfield Avenue .................................. 2.00 Merlino, Agostino, 21 Ralph Street ........................ . ........... 4.00 Minasian, Ragcp, 95 Nichols Avenue ........................................ 2.99 Minasian, Karikin S., 20 Wilson Avenue .................................. 15.00 Miner, Kenneth H., 25 New Lexingtnn Street ........................ 4.10 Mooney, George E., 124 Westminster Avenue ...................... 4.92 Moore, Marion, 16 Dunton Road 7 Moran, Crohtan.'., 41 Fairfield Street Morris, Charles L., 22 Putnam Street ...................................... 3.75 Martell, John, 17 Keenan Street ................................................ 2.68 Moulton, Catherine H., 95 Church Street .................................. 2.57 Narrnine, John B., 66 Prentiss Street ... ... ................ ... ...... 2,00 O'Donnell, George ,C., 112 North Beacon Street .................... 6.43 O'HaTmessian, Barbara, 180 Walnut Street .............................. 5.78 ()*Lean,=, Florence M., 58 Copeland Street .............................. 3.13 Panosian, Sarkis S., 31 Porter Street ... ............ ... ............... 2,00 Pasqualetto, Gilbert, 42 Forest Street .................................... 2.00 Perry, Maxim J'., 10 Hovey Street ............................................ 7.07 Peterson, Albert G., 49 Prescott Street .................................. 2.00 Peterson, Alfonso E., 49 Prescott 'Street .................................. 2.04) Piton, Victor A., 141 PIeasant Street ........................................ 2.00 Prelack, Ethel, 68 Edgecliffe Road .......................................... 5.58 Pyne, Mary E., 104 Waveriey Avenue .................................... 3.21 Quinn, Horace A., 52 Edgecliffe Road .................................... 12.96 Rand, Helen. M., 176E Boylstan Street ...................................... 3.Oo Rich, Anthony, 66 Sparkhill Street .......................................... 2.;)n Rigdon, Elgin B., 819 hit. Auburn Street ................................ 2.89 Ristango, Domenico, 231 Arlington Street .............................. 19.15 Robinson, Frank G., 25 Palmer Street ... ........ ................. ....... 3.37 Robinson, Gladys M., 25 Palmer Street. .................................. 5.58 Roche, Emily M., 1-4 Royal Street .:.......................................... 2.00 Rooney, Eugene, 23 Fifth ,Avenue ............. .... .... ................. 2.00 Russn, Antonio, 249 Lexington Street .................................... 10.28 182 WATERTO N TOWN REPORT Shaw, Florence M., 141 Cornnion Street .................................. 6.37 Shaw, Thomas, 36 Irving Street .............................................. 2.00 Shea, Charles E., 70 Salisbury Road ........................................ 2.00 Shedd, Charlotte, 91 Standish Read .......................................... 5,0 Shiels, Peter, 229 Arsenal Street .............................................. 7.24 Silver, Cyril G., 10 hillside Road .............................................. 2.0o Smith, Chester E., 82 Edgecliffe Road .................................... 2.14 Smith, George F., 92 North Beacon Street .............................. 2.95 Smith, Gladys M., 54 Hersom Street .......................................... 2.89 Stefaniak, Peter J., 38 Dartmouth Street ................................ 3.43 Stratton, Ralph R., 26 Richards Road ...................................... 2.24 Surabian, George M., 72 Prentiss Street .................................. 2.00 Sylvester, E. Robert, 14 Cypress Street .................................... 2.14 Tattrie, Jennie 14I., 5�2{S*prying Street ........................................ 3.18 Taursen, Rose M., 504 Arsenal Street ..,..a.............................. 2.00 Troungeau, Nelson, 1.3 Adams Street ............ .... ... ........ ..... 4.93 Vahey, Ruth R., 238 forth Beacon Street ................................ 3.13 Valentino, George, 11 Norseman Avenue .................................. 2.00 Veiring, Bernard, 164 Edeniield Avenue .................................. 2.57 Volante, Lena, 20 Merrifield Avenue ...................................... 8.31) Volante, William A., 20 Merrifield Avenue .............................. 6.64 Vrock, Rocco, 72 01cott Street .................................................. 3.62 Walsh, Clement G., 30 Quincy Street ...................................... 5.14 Welch, Perley B., S Purvis Street .............................................. 4,51) Wernple, Robert, 4 Adams Avenue .......................................... 2.00 Williams, George F., 157 Spruce Street .................................... 2.14 Willson, Donald H., 176 Waverley .Avenue ..........--............... 2.41 York, ,Charles A., 275 Main Street ............................................. 2.68 Zeller, George A., atertv3vn Arsenal Commitment of December 12, 1934 .A1bee, Herbert L., 44 Cypress Street ...................................... $2.00 Bailey, Alice, 82 Dexter Avenue .............................................. 7.02 Bailey's Cleansers & Dyers, Inc., 30 Washburn Street .......... 2.68 Baku', Helen III., 106 California Street .................................. 2.09 Bartholdi, John J., 211 Common Street .................................. 9.79 Bernsdorf, George E., 174 School Street .................................. 2.00 Black, Edward, 78 Main Street .................................................. 2.00 $lack, Simon S., 84 Edgeeliffe Road ........................................ 7.50 Boujicanian, 14agop M,, 343 Arlington Street .......................... 2.0t) Branch, Harold R., 7 Bromfield Street . ..... .. ....................... 2.0r7 Brennan, Mary A., 129 School Street ...................................... 4J)f I Buckley, John J., 3{1 Chauncey Street ........................................ 2.f F Burrs, George V., 63 Eliot Street .............................................. 7.11, Busconi, Joseph, 40 Quimby Street .......................................... 2.41 Butler, Thomas W., 98 Westminster Avenue .......................... 6.91 Caccavare, Anna, 6 Lyons Street .............................................. 2.6,2 COLLEC`1'OR'S REPORT 183 Calarese, Jahn B., 96 Putnam Street ........................................ 2.00 Capone, William A., 19 New Lexington Street ........................ 4.00 Chamberlain, Kilda M., 129 Worcester Street ..,...................... 2.00 Chase, Alice F., 1573 Commonwealth Avenue, Frighten ...... 2.01 Clayton, Edward, 16 Bostonia Avenue ...................................... 2.24 Coffin, Alice G., 24 Beacon Parr .............................................. 2.00 Condnn, William F., Jr., 64 Dexter Avenue ......-.......__.......... 4.1 Corcoran, Edmund, 65 Palfrey 5tr cet ................... . 2.01; Daly, Wyncliff F., 120 North Beacon Street ................... . ...... 2.IIti Dansie, Thomas, 29 Piermont Street ......................................... IN Denny, Robert E., 37 Kindazian Street .................................... 2.00 Dubois. Eugene, 86 Boylston Street .. ..................................... 2.25 Dunderdal,e,.Mahn J., 224 Warren Street ..................... ............. 2.00 Dunlap, Helen A., 32 Olcott Street ...... .............................. 2.81 Eastman, Elmer C., 1€18 Walnut Street .................................. 4.00 Ebert, Paul J., 41 Prospect Street ............................................ 2.00 Emery, Robert, 77 Dexter Avenue ............................................ 5.78 English, Dorothy H., 40 Pequosette Street .............................. 2.0c Evans, Robert, 20fi Pleasant Street .......................................... 2.01 FahIstrorn, Aetna M., 104 Beeehwood Avenue .......................... 2.68 Farese, Teresa, 264 Warren Street ............................................ 2.04 Fay, Elizabeth, 167 Waverley Avenue ...................................... 2.00 i+eloretos, ,Tames, 29 Hearn Street ............................................ 2.0(1 Fleivelling, Robert, 7 Dexter Avenue ............ ........................... 4.01 Frank, Russell W., 34 Adams Street .................................. ....... 2.00 F'redette, Francis A., 107 Arsenal Street ................................ 2.OQ Freeman, Harold R.,48 Capitol Street ...................................... 2.00 French, Vaughn H., 20 Washburn Street.................................. 2.00 Frezza, Marco, 4 Swett Court .................................................... 4.17 F'riant, Merriman, 16 Belknap Terrace .................................... a.62 Fuller, Myrtle E., Higgins Beach, Searboro, Maine .............. 5.68 Gaffney, Cornelia, 28 Center Street ........................................ 2.00 Gage, Charles R., 68 Bradford Road ........................... .. ........ 2.00 Gallagher, Richard, 20 Oakley Road ........................................... IN Gardner, Burton, 158 Worcester Street .................................... 7.94 Gasper, John let., 435 Mt. Auburn 'Street .................................. 2.00 eishecker, Philip, 120 Charles River Road ............................ 2.81 Glickman, Edward B., 8 Oliver Road, Brighton ....... .............. 2.00 Greeley, Viola, 83 Bradford Road ............................................ 2.00 Green, Hugh, 91 141t. Auburn Street .......................................... 2.0 Green, William, 29 Priest Road .................................................. 2,00 Greenwood, Anna, 93 Califo=ia Street .................................... . 2.00 GnIlasen, Rose A.., 79 De%ter Avenue . .... .. .. . ........................ 2.00 Hall, Dorothy* M., 160 Summer Street ...................................... 2.00 Harrington, Michael, 37 Gilbert Street .................................... 'T 8 7 Harters4ein, Mae, 27 Boykton Street ...................................... 2.00 184 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Har.elum, Marv, 43 Oakland Street ........................,................... 2.06 Hermandez, Luis R., 99 Highland avenue .............................. 3.08 Hilliard, Raymond J., 38 DarLmouth Street ............................ 5.06 Holmes, Arnold E., 8 Cress Street ............................................ 2.00 Hulliben, Claris, 27 Bradford Road .. . .................................. 2.00 Hunter, Bertha, 23lrving Street ................................................ 2.00 Yves, Walton S., 138 Hillside Road .......................................... 6.10 Jackson, Carl S., 40 Dexter A.ven-ae .......................................... 2.01-1 Jensen, Abe Sq 52 Arsenal Street .............................................. 2.01) Johnston, George M., 219 Lexington Street ............................ 2.00 Kalustian, Elmas, 16 Hazel Street .......................................... 2.41 Keefe, Agnes E., 24 Francis Street .......................................... 3.21 keefe, Arthur C., f Cuba. Street ................................................ 2.00 Kelly, Daniel A., 35 Morse Street .............................................. 2.00 Kirk, James, Watertown Arsenal .............................................. 2.25 Kivlehan, John J., 12 Fifth Avenue .......................................... 3.69 LaRhett+e, John A., 9 Edenl`ield Avenue .................................... 2.00 LaRosa, Joseph, 17 Winter Street Lr,::aBlanc, Gertrude yet Lallormandin, Louis,38 Boyd Street .. 13.79 LeBlanc, Robert, 10 California Park .......................................... 2.00 Leonard, Paul W., 63 Hillside Road .......................................... 2.+00 Lopez, .fl ies C., 484 Main Street .............................................. 3.98 Lopez, Raymond, 484 Main Street .............................................. 2.0(1 Ludwin, Rebecca, 4 Winsor Avenge .......................................... 2.68 MacDonald, Richard, 77 Putnam Street .................................... 2.81 Maher, Lawrence K., 154 Dexter Avenue ................................ 2,00 I�elt�aie, l:i rancis, 10 Summti Road ................................ ............ 2.00 'Marchant, Henry, 92 Nichols Avenue .............................. 2.011 Martell, John, 17 Keenan Street .........................................:...... 4.31 4iartnechio, Trnelking Co., 42 Forest Street .............................. 9.10 ilTcCool, Elizabeth, 64A. Belmont Street ...........:....... ............. 2.0o McIjAyre, Ronald, 42 Cypress Street ........................................ 9-00 Mckinnon, Charles, 55 Grandriew Avenue ............................ 2.00 Mee, Gerald S., 8 Norseman Avenue ........................................ 2.89 Melvin, Albert, 24 Marshall Street ............................................ 8.6 i Merlino, Agostino, 21 Ralph Street ............................................ 2.00 Mock, Louis F., Jr., 83 Barnard Avenue .................................. 2.00 Monahan, Helen, 68A Edenfleld Avenue ............... . ................. 2.00 Moran, Paul G., 56 Gilbert Street .............................................. 4.15 Morley, Edward, 39 Cypress Street .......................................... 2.00 Morrell, Stephen, Watertown Street ........................................ 2.04 Moulton, Catherine, 95 Church Street ...................................... 2.00 3%lnrray, John F., 77 Putnam Street .............. ...... 2.00 Myrer, Wallace, 77 Putnam Street ..........................................., 2.00 Nilson, James G., 44 Chauncey Street ...................................... 2.00 C€]LLECTOR'S REPORT 1$- Nizzari, Jerry, 12 Adams Avenue .............................................. 2.00 Norstrunn, Ethel K., 74 Barnard Avenue ................................... 2.00 Notargiacomo, Anna, 50 Paul Street ........................................ 15.iiI Notargincome, Florence, 50 Paul Street ..-............................. 15.10 O'Brien, William J., 70 Chapman Street .................................. 4.00 ()'Donnell, Bridget A., 116 North Beacon Street .................... 2.00 O'tlonneil , George C., 1.12 North Beacon Street .................... 14.14 O'Donnell, Henry, 12 Beacon Street .......... ............................... 2.00 O'Hara, James P., Jr., 123 Ede.nfield Avenue ......•................... 2.110 Panella, Joanne, 1$ Upland Road .............................................. 2.95 Pappas, John C., 122 Belmont Street ........................................ 5.68 Parkinson, Catherine, 37 Prescott Street ................................ 4.13 ParreIla, ,Joanne, 18 Upland Road ............................................ 3.53 Pelletier,Peter J., 21 Paul Street................................................ 2.00 Perkins, David C., 13 Ouklcy Ruud .......................................... 2.00 Peters, Calvin W., 125 Forest street ........................................ 2.00 Phelan, James 1 ., 14 Hillcrest Circle ........................................ 5.46 PheIan, James T., 103 Chapman Street ...................................... 4.69 Pouliot, Joseph, 231 North Beacon Street ................................ 2.00 Rand, Helen, 176E Boylston Street ............................................ 2.00 Ravesi, Jahn, 122 Chapman Street ............................................ 2.00 Redding, Grace M., 100 Fayette Street .................................... 2.00 Rista.gno, Dominick, 231 Arlington Street ................................ 4.02 Robbins Bernard Co., 167 Mt. Auburn Street .......................... 2AI Robbins, Harold M. et al, 167 ll-It. Auburn Street.................... 12.88 Robinson., 'Evelyn., 37 Adams Street ........................................ 2.00 Robinson, Frank, 25 Palmer Street ............................................ 2.01 Roche, Emily, 14 Royal Street .................................................. 2.00 Rodgers, Anthony C., 70 Poplar Street .................... .. ............ 4.93 Rogers, Frank C., 112 Forest Street .......................................... 7.90 Romano, Salvatore, 106 Elm Street .......................................... 2,43 Routen,Joseph S., 1.38 Orchard Street 2.00 Russo, Matthew, Jr., 53 Laurel Street ...................................... 2.00 Rutherford, Jerome, 2 Cylde Road .............I.............................. 4.41 Ryan, Richard, 45 Laurel Street ................................................ 2A1 Savill, Albert, 484 Main Street .................................................. 4.00 Saraf, Stephen M., 235 Boylston Street .......................... .... 2.00 Semi, Gaetano, 73 King Street .................................................. 2.00 Semi, Guiseppe, 73 King Street ................................................ 4M Shanahan, Henry, 136 Cypress Street ...................................... 2.00 Simone, AIman A., 29 -11.vi-tie Street ........................................ 4.09 Simpson, Aifreda, 165 w orcester Street Smith, Francis W., 26 Quincy :Street ........................................ 2.00 Stefaniak, Peter 1., 38 Dartmouth Street ................................ 2.00 Stumc.ke, Harry E., 39 Franklin .Street .................................... 2.28 186 WXURTOWN TOWN REPORT Sullivan, Evelyn E., 194 Orchard Street .................................. 9.91 Tarris, Ray, 26 Louise Street ...................................................... 11.00 Taubansee, Albert G., Watertown Arsenal .............................. 9.47 Tombrink, Bernard E., 96 Hillside Load .................................. 2.00 Toro, Joseph, 21 New Lexington Street .................................... 2.00 `rrongeau, Nelson, 13 Adams Street --........................ ........ 7.31 Troiano, Pasquale, 52 Ralph Street .......................................... 2.00- Tuttle, Henry G., 42 Porter Street .......................................... 2.00- Vernelli, Joseph, 11 Dewey 'Street ............................................ 10.45 Viering, Dorothy- G., 34 Quincy Street...................................... 2.01) Vrock, Rocco, 25 41cott Street .................................................... 2.01) Vahey, Ruth P., 238 North Beacon Street ................................ 2.00 Valentina, George, 11 Norseman Avenge .................................. 2.0f) Walsh, Collin F., 109A Lexington Street ................................ 4.00 Walsh, wines F., 12 Green Street ............................................. 2.25, Walsh, Vivian E., 125 Evans Street ......................................,... 2.00 Webster, Clarence J., 70 Poplar Street ..............................Bal. 2.00 Werner, Tied G., 114 Euntington Avenue, Boston ................ 2.00 Wilson, .Coleman,522 Pleasant Street .............. 2.41 Winters, Charles T., 7 Iffarnden Avenue .................................. 4,01, York, Charles A., 275 Main Street ........ . ...... . ....... . ......... 2.09, Young, George, 127 WDreester Street ............. .......................... 2.0t] Commitment of February 4, 1935 Alenisherian, Hripsime, 545 Mt, Auburn Street ...................... $2.O0 Anderson, Burds M,, 40 Marshall Street ................................ 2.00 Murrell, Edward H., 51 Fairfield Street....................... Capone, William .A..., 19 New Cexfngton Street ........................ 4.00 Chamberlain,Louis,20 Church Street ........................................ 2.0[; Connors, ,Joseph P., 83 .Rutland Street .................................... 2.00 Duvall, Edwin H., 179 Waverley Avenue .................................. 2.0(1 Finch, .dice K, 1.63 Fayette Street ............................................. 2.00 Flamburis, George, 9 Putnam Street ...................................... 2.00 Green, Lucy- D., 91 Mt. Auburn Street ...............................a.... 2.00 Hancock, Walter J., 27 Pleasant Street .......................a.a,a..ea.... 2.00 Jefferds, Harald R., 265 Austin Street ...................................... 2.09 Johnson , +earl (7., 138 Edernfield Avenue .................................. 2.00 MacDonald, Richard, 53 Elton Avenue...................................... 2.0h MacHugh, Elizabeth, 535 Pleasant Street ................. ............. 2.00 McIntyre, R-onald T., 42 Cypress Street .................................. 2.DO Pyle, Ebenezer, 6 Morse Street ................................................ 2.00 Welch, Perley B., 8 Purvis Street ........................................... . 2.00 Winters, Charles T., 7 Harnden Avenue ...........................„..... 2.0n Zaino, Frank F., Jr., 68 Bigelow Avenue ........I............ .. ......... 2.t)fl COLLECTOR'S REPORT XS 7 1934 UNPAID POLL TAXES At Close of Business December 31, 1935) Aubrey, Ernest, 47 Commonwealth Road Rucemora, Salvatore, 30SR Man Strcet Burke,Joseph, 51 Olney Street -Caccavaro, Gerald, 36 Oakland Street Culligan, ,Albert, 5 Royal Street *-Colli,ga.n, John J., Royal Street Dunphy, James P., 45 Grenville Road T'arese, Carmen, 264 Warren Street Farese, John, 264 'Warren Street Gay lord,John F~., 13 fatten Street Guzzettl, Guiseppe, 12 Berkeley Street Hughes, Frank L., 41 Paul Street Igoe, Henry, 27 Edenfield Avenue Kelley, John 0., 21 Capitol Street Kennedy, Oswald, 808 Mt. Auburn Street Earakanian, Hrikor, 16 Hazel Street Lopez, Richard F., 484 Main :Street Lopez, Richard F., Jr., 484 plain Street Martocchio, Joan, 42 Forest Street Martoechio, Nicholas, 11 Warren Street Mazza, Carmen, 66 Ralph Street Melvin, Irving Albert, 24 Marshall. Street Mcrullo, .lames, 69 Foreat Street Murray, Joseph, 149 Spruce Street Needham, Harry R., 128 Grove Street Reynolds, Frederick, 4 Carver Road East Rosetta, John, 20 Cross Street Shaw, Bartlett M.,Jr., 141 CODImon Street Vahey, Michael B., 123 North Beacon Street Vahey, Thomas F., 238 North Beacon Street Waldron, Raymond, 28 Capital Street Watson, George W., 42 Maplewood Street O'Brien, 'Thomas, 417 School Street Harmon, Michael, 42 Maplewood Street McHugh, Thomas, 55 Mt. Auburn Street Striiey, Charles H., 59 Marshall Street Notar iacomo, Anthony, 73 Springfield Street. 188 WATER'l:'4]WN 'TOWN REPORT UNPAID EXCISE- 1935) ',Paid since close of books--Certified to Feb. X, 1936. Cimmitment of May 1, 193 Adams, John, 26 Howard Street .............................................. $2,98 Albee, Herbert L., 168 'Walnut 'Street ........................................ 2.00 Ayers, Paul M., b Jewett Street .................................................. 2.12 Baird, Leroy F'., 40 ball Avenue ................ 14,22' Banas, Feleica A., 1 Oakley Road ............................................... 2.12 Blair, Joseph H., 60 .Church Street ............................................ 38.02 Botti, Millie, 1S Merrifield Avenue ............................................ 4.14 Brown, Everett, 24 Gertrude Street .......................................... 16.36 Brickley, John J., 30 Chauncey Street ........................................ 5.511 Burke, James J., 51 Olney Street .............................................. 12.23 Burke, Walter Ed., 172 Walnut Street ...................................... 2.041 Burrell, Edward H., 51 Fairfield Street .................................... 2.31 Burns, John T. & 'Sons., Inc., 365 Centre Street, NewtDn ...... 2.00 Butler, Thomas W., 98 Westminster Avenue .......................... 4.96 Behlerber, Ray, ISA Warwick Road .......................................... 2.00 Campbell, Esther, 15 Carlton Terrace ...................................... 4.68 Canning, Ross W., 27 Morton Street .............. ......................... 2.011 Cary, Mary H., 28 Howard Street ............................................ 3.97 Carva, Lena, 41 Quirk Street ...................................................... 6.94 Cawley, Kate B., 48 Commonwealth Road ......................,......... 2.23 heven, George H., 33 Boyd Street ............ .... ....................... 2.31 Coakley, Ellen, 293 Lexington Street ........................................ 22.48 Coffin, Alice G., 24 Beacon Parr ................................................ 3.31 Colby, Joseph, Lake Alills, Iowa ................................................ 1I.57 Conway, Roland A., 133 Common Street .................................. 4.30 Cunauff,J. Joseph, 15 Priest Reuel ............................................ 19.18 Cutter, Edith G., 19 Marion Road ................................................ 2.98 Dalessio, Fred, 196 Fayette Street ........................I................... 6.64 Maly, Wynclr`_ff F., 120 North Beacon Street ............................ 10.27 Dairy, Ellen R.., 2 Clyde Road ................-........ ... ................... 2.00 DeFillippo, Geraldine, 14 Lyons Court ...................................... 16.87 DeQuattro, James,88 Dartmouth Street ................. ................ 3.64 Desmond, Margaret V., 57 Lexington Street .. ....................... 2.98 Doherty, Neil F., 227 Lexington Street .................................... 7.27 Dolbier, Roger, 99 Boyd Street ................................................ 2.00 Dondale, ,Angelina M., 29 Hillerest Circle .............................. 6.62 Doucette, Len A., 104 Hamden Avenue .................................... 4.1.2 Downer, Stuart B., 303 lVaverlev Avenue ...........................- 8.61 Doyle, Joseph, 196 Pleasant Street .......................................... 2,00 Dunn, William Toward, 29 Forest Street................................ 2.00 Dustin, Cbarles E., 10 Wilson Avenue .................... .. ............. 3.42 COOL CTOR'S REPORT 18 - Duvall, Ede-in H., 179 Waverley Avenue ................................... 2.98- Dyer, Thomas F., 101 Langdon Avenue .................................... 6.94 English, Dorothy, 40 Perluosette Street .................................. 2.00 Eastman, Elmer ,C., 70 Dexter Avenue .................................... 5.64 Evans, Robert, 206 Pleasant Street ............................................ 3.31 Falvey, Eleanor, 34 Kimball Road ............................................ 7.60 Farley, Roger L., 25 Morse Street •........................................... 2.00 Feltch, Benjamin H., 154 Orchard Street ................................ 4.96 Finch,, Alice H., 1.68 Fayette Street ........................................ 2.00 Flaherty,Joseph, 58 Morse Street .............................................. 2.00 Flewelling, Robert, 7 Dexter Avenue ...................................... 2.311 Fogarty, Edgard J., 543 Aft. Auburn Street ...... ..... .... ........ 2.00 Fowler, Walter H., 72 Bradford Road ...................................... 2.00 Fowler's `Fransp. Co., 16 Ladd Street ...................................... 1+6.54 Fraser, George W. K., 92 Poplar Street .................................... 3.64 Fraser, Herbert, 7+6 Dexter Avenue .......................................... 2.00° Fredette, Francis A., 107 Arsenal Street ................................ 2.31. Friant, Merriam J., 16 Belknap Terrace .................................. 3.64 Froitzheim, William J., 68 Winser Avenue ............................ 4.96 Fuchs, Eric, 61 Common Street ................................................ 11.57 Gallagher, Yhoinas, 124 Worcester Street .............................. 2,00 Gldea, Leo J., 18 Fifield Street .......................... 4,64 Goldstein, Philip, 26 Wayland Street, Roxbury ...................... 2.00 Goudas, Jumes, 146 Orchard Street ........................................... 2.00 Graham, Edward, 20 Prescott Street ........................................ 2.64 Graham, Edward, 20 Prescott Street ........................................ 4.30 Greer, Lloyd E., 476 Mt. Auburn Strut .................................. 9.92 Grubau8h, Lewis, 1.31 Fayette Street ...................................... 2.00 Gulesiatt, Samuel, 46 Salisbury Road ...................................... 3.94 Gulesian, Willis, 46 Salisbury Road ........................................ 2.31 Hale, Charles S., 29 Chester Street .......................................... 3.97 Hancock, Walter J., 27 Pleasant Street .................................. 2.00 Hansborough, John W,, 338 Schley St,, San Antonio' Texas 8.60 Harrington, Florence M., 19 Hawthorne Street ...................... 6.67 Harris, Charles W., 127 Evans Street ...................................... 7.60 Hartung, Paul G., 27 Maplewood Street ....... .......................... 5.29 Holahan, Edgar M., 26 Wolvott Street .................................... 2.00 Holland, William J., 786 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 2.00 *Holman, William G,, 64 Westminster Avenue ...................... 2.00 Holmberg, John F., 618 Belmont Street ................................... 9.59 Holmes, Minton E., 94 Union Street.......................................... 9.27 Hurley, John F., 164 Main Street .....................,.................... 3.31 Hunter, Jahn F.. 35 Brimmer Street .......................................... .98 Todice, Michael, 75 Warren Street -....... ... ............, ... .......... 2.00 Jackson, Carl S., 40 Dexter Avenue .......................................... 3.31 190 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT James, Rollert E., 7 Haruden Avenue ...................................... 11.90 Johnson, Albert H., 18 Priest Road .......................................... 2.64 Jones, Harry 0., 308 Main Street .............................................. 5,79 Keefe, Cornelous, 28 Howard Street ......................................... 4.55 Kelley, Edward J., 316 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 7.60 Kelley, Joseph, 4 Swetts Court .................................................. 3.31 KiLcoyne, Josephine, 56 Putnam Street .................................... 2.76 Kingsbury, Eari W., 108 Cypress Street .................................. 5.76 Kivlehan, John J., 12 Fifth Avenge ......................... ............. 7.60 Kloongian, Jack, 112 School Street ............................................ 8.31 Laffi.n, Thomas F., 14 Appleton 'Terrace ................... ............ 3.97 Laniond, John, 36 'eland Road ................................................ 6.61 Larhette, John A., 27A Olcott Street ... .. ................................ 2.81 LaRosa, Joseph, 125 Arsenal Street .......................................... 6.61 Lennon, Marguerite L., `24 Belmont Street ............................ 2.00 Leonard, Agnes,48 Gardner Street, Newton ................... ........ 2.00 Leonard, Matthew J,, 154 Worcester Street ............................ 3.97 Linrahl, Fnank C., 0 Prescott .................................................... 2.00 Viien, Joseph E., 37 Melendy Avenue ...................................... 5.62 Lopez, Raymond, 484 Main Street ............................................ 2.00 MaeDiarmid, Marshall, 28 Riverside Street ...... ..................... 2.00 MacDonald, Richard, 53 Elton Avenue .................................... 2.98 14 aelkinno, Harry, 41 Chapman Street ...................................... 3.03 3alagrath, Herbert L., 46 Wilmot Street ........ ......................... 13,89 Mahoney, William J., 21. Sunnyhank Road ............................... 15.54 Maloney, Paul J., 12 Edenfield Avenue .................................... 4.31 Martocchio Trucking Co., 42 Forest Street ............................ 65.47 Mahew, Chester H., 50 Hall Avenue 2 Maya, Florence, 78 Main Street ................................................ 7.93 McCarthy, Mary H., 4 Capitol Street ........................................ 4.5,E McCool, Elizabeth, 64A Belmont Street ............. ........... ....... .. 3.94 McCormick, Roderick J. et al, 109 Boyd Street ...................... 3.86 McCormick, Roderick J., 501 Pleasant Street .......................... 2.00 McDanald, Charles, 37 Harriden Avenue .................................. 16.143 McInnis, Joseph J., 520 Pleasant Street McIntyre, TMar}, M., 10 Thurston Road ................................-.. 16.70 Meehan, John J., 825 School Street ........................................ 11,90 Meehan, Joseph, 465 Main Street .............................................. 2.00 Melvin, Arthur W., 37 Hunt Street ............................................ 2.48 14lertin, Rudollnh, 84 Robbins. Road ............................................ 2.00 Moloy, Mare G., 189 Winsur Avenue ........................................ 2.00 Monarch Mfg. Co, of New England, 35 Pleasant Street....,.,, 2.98 Mondlick, Evelyn, 16 Oakley Road .................... .................... 2.64 Monn€y, George, 134 Westminster Avenue ............................ 4.96 Moran, Paul G., 56 Gilbert. Street .............................................. 7.93 5 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 191 Morrell, Ernest S., 16 Hillerest Circle .. .. ............................. 2.0o floss, Charles, 3.14 Mt. Auburn Street........................................ 13.55 Mullay, James H., 15 Purvis Street .................................... .. .. 12.8tl Murphy, Martin, 137 Pleasant Street ...................................... 2.31 Murray, Florence, 184 School Street ........................................ 4.96 Mee, Gerald, 8 Norseman Avenue .............................................. 5.96 *Nee, William P., 409 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 7.60 Nilson, James G., 44 Chauncey Street ...................................... 2.98 Nizzari, Jerre C., 12 Adams Avenue ...................... 2.00 ................... Oates, Edward A., 37 Hazel Street ............................................ 2.t11} O'Connell, Jeremiah J., 80 Bradford Road .............................. 2.98 O'Donnell, Henry, 12 Bacon Street ............. O'Handley, Margaret T. et Elmer A. Shwkv, 1174 Boylston Street, Brookline ............... ... 4:55 O'Lenry, Florence M., 58 Copeland Street. . ... ........................ 3.59 Olson, Hulda, 8 Fuller Road ........................................................ 4.30 Orr, Leo F., 54 Beeehwood Avenue ............................................ 2,3 1 Parkinson, Catileri,ne, 37 Prescott Street ................................ 7-93 Parkinson, Frederick, 37 Prescott Street ................ 21.49 Parraw,Mae, So Belmont Street ................................................ 2.31 Perry, M udn J., 13 Wolcqtt Road Phelan, James K., 14 Hiilerest Circle ...................................... 12.23 Pike, Alary, 194 Pleasant Street ......... .. ........... --.................. 10.25 Piantedusi, Joseph, 183 Fayette Street .............. .................... 2.98 Porter, Marion, 269 North Beacon Street ........................... ... 5.29, Pothier, Albert, 106 Spring Street ................... ....... 2.00 Purdy, Elmer 13., 29 Richards Road .......................................... 2.31 Quint, .Leo, 8 Derby Road ............................................................ 6.61 Ravanis, Nicholas '4'4'., 99 Grove Street .......... ......................... 2.12 Ravesi, J()hn, 122 Chapina,n Street ............................................ 9.59 Reardon. Norbert V., 174 Lowell Road .................................... 6.94 Regan, Joseph W' , 77 Union Street .......................................... 19.18 Riceiardiello, Felice, 253 Paris Street, East Boston .............. 2,0o Riley, Nina L., 26 Middlesex Plijad ......................_.. .................. 11.57 Riley, William J., 102 Belmont Street ...................................... 2.00 Robbins-Berrard Co., Inc., Iri Mt. Auburn Street ................. 17.53 Robbins, Harold M., 14 Union Street .......................... ............ 2.64 *Rodgers, Anthony O., 70 Poplar Street .................................. 9.q2 *Rogers, Helen M., 34 Belmont Street ....................,................. 5.31 Sarafini, Victor, 466 Arsenal Street .......................................... 2.00 Sarkesian, Reuben}, 7 Grave Street 2 .00 Saunders, Emily, 213 Orchard Street ........................................ � 4.63 *Scanlon, Eugene, 9 Richards Read ...........................-............ 2.00 *Scbeirer, Herbert J., 8 Appleton Street ....................... ........ 9.59 Secord, Ralph S., 104 Putnam Street ........................................ 2.00 192 WATERTOWN TOWN REFORT Sedonf, Samuel, Fairfield Street ................... ........................ 12.89 Shanahan, Henry V., 136 ,Cypress Street ............................ 2,00 Shanahan, Hearyr V., 136 Cypress Street ...............................: 7.q3 Shaw,Elmer A. et 15-largaret 0 Handley, 69 Green Street .... 2.00 Shaw, Florence M. ,141 Common Street .................................. 8160 Shaw, Russell, 69 Green Street .................... ........... ............... 2.48 Shea, Anna. V., 102 Hamden Avenue ....................................... 13.59 Shea, John J., 102 Harnden Avenue ........................................ 4,30 Shipp, Viola, 6 Acton Street ...................................................... 2.00 Simanetti, Domenick, 47 Prospect Street .................. .......... 5.95 Simpson, Alfreda, 165 Worcester Street .................:.. ......... 5.29 Slavin,William J., 11 Murton Street .......................................... 2.00 xSloane, Christopher W., 854 f eLmont Street ..... ................. 9.26 Smith, Arthur G., 104 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 5.29 Smith, Francis W., 26 Quincy Street ........................................ 2.98 Smith, Maitland. S., 26 Quiney Street ........................................ 2.€0 Smith, Vincent, 200 Waverley Avenue ...................................... 2.00 Spinosa, Frank, 22 Merrill. Road ................................................ 2.00 Stanley, Helen, 58 Elton Avenue .............................................. 3.31 Stapleton, Roland J., 383 Arlington Street .............................. 23.75 5teehler, Adeline. 364 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 9.72 Steinauer, Apies V., 26 Richards Road .................................... 4.63 Stone, Llewellyn, 732 Belmont Street ...................................... 4.96 Stone, Raymond. W., G8 Bromfield Street ................................ 2.00 Stumcke, Harry E,, 38 Franklin Street .................................... 2.64 .Sullivan, Daniel J., 43 Cypress Street ...................................... 2.64 Sullivan, James J., 194 Orchard Street .................................... 7.58 Sullivan, Thomas F., 32 Fuller Road ....................................... 9.59 Tashjian, Vahe S., 1.2 Brimmer Street .................................... 17.25 Tyler, Hugh B., 7 Clayton Street .............................................. 7.27 Troano, Joseph E., 52 Ralph Street .......................................... 8.58 Vaeca, Michael, 28 Bostoria Avenue ........................................ 2.00 Valentino, Alphonse, 11 Norseman Avenue .............................. 2.98 Vanll4orden, Harry C., 46 Spring Street .................................. 2.98 Vernelli, Joseph, 11 Dewey Street ............................................ 20,84 Vola,nte, Ralph, 24 Gertrude Street .......................................... 10.2.5 Watertown Exeavating Co., 200 Summer Street .................... 25.113 Watertown Excavating Co., 200 Summer Street .................... 50.99 Weston, Alfred, 4 HigMand Avenue ...................................:..... 53.24 Whalen, Charles J., 30 Murton Street ................. ................ 6.62 Withee, Carl E.. 35 Eliot Street ................... .... ...................... 5.62 Withee, Carl E., 109 Spruce Street Withee, Carl E., 35 Eliot Street .................................................. 2.20 Zaino, Mary, 68 Bigelow Avenue ............................................... 2,00 Zalonski, Mabel G., 137 Lexington Street ............. ............. 6.61 COLLECTOR.'S REPORT Commitment of August 5, 1935) Alarie, Henry N., 19.E Fayette Street ........................................ 2.00 Asturian, Alexander, 6 Fifth Avenue ........................................ 5.70 Bailey, Aliee, 821 Dexter Avenue .............................................. 2.73 Balesley, Dan, 74 Edgecliffe Road ............................................ 3.74 *Bair State Oriental Rug Co., Inc., 1437 Beacon St., Boston 2.00 Beevers, Walter et Tucker, Walter, 94 Cypress Street ........... 2,00 -t'Beslibeturian, Ann, 368 Mt. Auburn Street 7 Blair, .Joseph H., 60 Church Street .......................................... 5.24 Branchaud, Louis R., 702 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 3.04 Burrows, Daniel H., 13 Patten .Strut ...................-.................,. 13.64 Cacenvaro, Gerald, 36 Oakland Street ...................................... 5.72 *Chapski, Sarah C., 57 Lexington Street ........................ ......... 9,68 Colligan, John J., 5 Royal Street .............................................. 2.00 *,Condon, Mae J., 34 Kimball Road 2.48 Condon, 147arie G., G4 Dexter Street .......................................... 2.48 *Coop, William R., 106 Evans Street ... ...................... .. ......... 17.86 *Corcoran, Paul I., 24 Brornfield Street ............ ....................... 2.00 Coveno, Angelo, 226 Westminster Avenue ..................... ........ 2.00 Crosby, Anna. B., 16 Edgeeliffe Road ........................................ 3.72 DiBaecv, Santa, 27 Templeton Parkway .................................. 2.00 Drago ,Elizabeth, 11A Dartmouth Street .....................,..I....... 2.00 Eagleson, Walter B., 61 Hillside Street .................................. 2.66 Eastman, Elmer C., 43 Myrtle Street . .................................. . 2.00 *Eastman, Gladys, 16 SG, Mary Street ...................................... 2.73 Eglett, John E., 113 Riverside Street ........................................ 6.94 Ericson, Richard W., 58 Evans Street ..................... ...... ........ 2.98 Farquharson, Charles, 68 Poplar Street .................................... 2.60 Fraser, George W., 92 Poplar Street ........................................ 8.93 Fraser, Herbert, 76 Dexter Avenue .......................................... 2,00 Fulton, Claude E., 65 Channinl; Road .............. . .................... 6.70 Gildea, Lev J., 18 Fifield Street .................................................. 2.00 Godsve,Clarence E., 158 Belmont 'Street .................................. 2,00 Gragour, Mike, 16 Hazel Street ................................................ 2.00 Grazioso, Patrick M,, 95 Grove Street .................................... 2.00 Griffin, Jolui F., 86 Edenfield Avenue ....................................... 2.73 *l ambitzer, Zeta, 9 Bailee Avenue ............................................ 15.20 *Harrington, Joseph J., 37 Gilbert Street ................................ 2X Ifurtenstein, Mae G., 27 Boylston Street ................................. 2.86 Hervey, Joseph, 137 Galen Street .............................................. 2.00 *Henry, Edward A., 170 Common Street.....----..................- 17.1.1 Holman, William 0., Jr., 64 Westminster Avenue ......,........... 2.06 "'Howe, David F'., 49 Fitchburg Street ...................................... 6.70 *Howes, Alfred T., 78 Purvis Street .......................................... 2.73 Jannoni, Nicholas J., 134 Edenfield. venue ....,..................... 2.06 194 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Johnston, George M.,219 Lexington Street .............................. 2.20 Jones, William J., 22 Waltham Street ...................................... 5.70 Ralafatis, Charles, 13 Porter Street .......................................... 2.00 Karcher, Godfrey G., 15 Olney Street ........ ............................ 2.29 Langille, John,E., 213 Dexter Avenue ...........................---...... 2.00 Leonard, Paul W., 63 Hillside Raad ................................... 3.72 Llndahl, Fred E., 20 Prescott Street .......................................... 2.73 Linen, Joseph F., 37 Melendy Avenue ...................................... 3.47 Lopez, Raymond J., 15 Oakland Street .. ................................. 2.00 *Loughlin, John T., 16 French Street ...................................... 2.00 Lundin, Hugo, 49 Gilbert Street .............................................. 10.42 Maillet, Albert, 13 North Park Street ...................................... 2.00 Mallio, Ba:rtholomeo, 64A Belmont Street .............................. 2.48 *Manning, William M., 36 California Street ............................ 2.23 Marchant, George E., 24 Louise Street .................................... 2.00 Martocchia, Angelo P., 11 Warren Street ................................ 2.00 Mayo, Emery 1MrI., 259 Mt, Auburn Street ................................ 8.93 McDonald, Bert H., 422 Alt. Auburn Street .............................. 5.95 McInnis, Joseph J., 520 Pleasant Street .................................. 5.51 McLaughlin, John S., IG2 Hillside Road ............ .................... 2.00 Mclntyre, Ronald T., 42 Cypress Street---......... ................. 3.47 *Mclanson, Leonard J., 147 Morse Street .-............................ 2.73 Messinger, Arthur R., 53 Fitchburg Street ................... .......... 2.00 Moulton, Catherine TH., 95 Church Street ................................ 2.42 Murphy, Jahn F., 131 Grove Street .......................................... 2.00 Murphy, Raymond A., 35 Upland Bond .................................... 14,33 Needham, Harry R., 128 [Trove Street .................................... 2.00 Norrish, William T., 148 Cypress Street ................................ 5.95 Notargj, acoino, Albert, 154 Eclenfield Avenue ........................ 5.21 O'Donnell, George C.. 60 -North Beacon Street ........................ 2,00 O'Reilly, Frederick, 28 Norseman Avenue................................ 2.O0 O'Reilly, John, 14 Gilkey Court ........................... ................. 2.00 Orr, Lea F., 54 Feechwood Avenue ........ ............................... 2.00 Panosian, Stephen S., 31 Porter Street .................................... 2.00 Perkins, David, 13 [Oakland Street ............................................ 2.00 Phelan, James K., 14 Hillerest Circle ... ............................... 9.67 Piantedosi, Joseph, 183 Fayette Street ................................ 15,39 Piantedosi, Louisa, 25 Warren Street ............ .. ... ............... 2.00 Poillucci, Frank J., 106 Putnam Street .................................... 2.64 Pupa, Fiori A., 103 Summer Street ............................................ 2.00 Purpera, Frank J., IS Belmont Street: ..................................... 2.99 Rand, Charles, 176 Boylston Street ........................................ 2.00 Raptelis, Demosthenes, .3f) Wells Avenue ................................ 2.73 Raymund, Fred S., 6 Sidney Street ........................................ 5.21 Ready, Charles H., 25 Vortoii Street ..................................... 4.48 COL.LECTOR'S REPORT 195 Regan, ,Joseph V., 54 Union Street ........................................ 3.72 *Rooney, William H., 40 Carroll Street .................................... 15.01 Russo, Antonio, 249 Lexington Street ....._.............................. 13.14 Russo, Matthew J., Jr., 53 Laurel Street ................................ 3.22 Russo, t71go, 249 Lexington Street ............................................ 3.47 Scarpaci, Daniel, 28 Norseman Avenue .....:..:.:......................... 3.22 Shea, Marge M., 836 Belmont Street .................................... 3,47 Sheridan, Mary A., 89 Main Street ............................................ 2.00 Slavin, William, 11 Morton Street .......................................... 2.00 Smith„ George F., 92 North Beacon Street 72 Smith, .Tames, 31 Hardy Avenue ..,..................... ................. 2.00 Stevenson, Helen A., 250 Main Street ........................................ 2,00 *Sunsliine, Minas, 18 Hosmer Street ........................................ 2,00 Sutter, Erwin S., 145 Irving Street .......................................- 6.70 Tashjian, Vahe S., 12 Brimmer Street ..................................... 2.89 Tyson, Frederick, 30 Arden Ronal ............................................. 2.00 Vahey, `Thomas H., Inc., 144 Highland Avenue ................. .. 12.115 Walsh, John C., 109A Lexington Street .............................--- 4.96 Walton, Claude C., 69 V4 averley Avenue ................................ 2.98 'Whitney, Arthur H., 03 Templeton Parkti a.. . .... ................ 2.00 Willard, Thomas C., 15 ,Copeland Street ........... .... ....... . .. 2.00 Wolfe, Charles M., 155 'Waverley Avenue .--........... ............ 2.00 Wood, Wilbur R., 5 Bradford Road ...................:........................ 6.45 *Wright, Charles L. K., 24 Appleton Street ........................ 14.88 York, Thomas A., 64 Whites Avenue ........................................ 2,00 Zitzo, Frank, 9 Wilson Avenue ................................................ 2.00 Commitment of September 25, 1935 Alarie, Henry N., 195 Fayette Street ........................................ $2.00 �'AIlen, Victcr E., 106 Boylston Street ...................................... 2.00 *Atlantic Coast Aquatic Corp., 67 Irving Street .................... 2.00 Bag-nail, Mary E., 13 Clcott Street ............................................ 4.00 "Baker, Helen M., 106 California Street ................................ 7.93 Barlow, Anthony, 11 Irma Avenue ........................................ 2.00 Barmakian, Harry, 142 Forest Street .................................... 2.42 Basile, Carmen D., 74 Prentiss Street ...:................................. 2.00 Bazarian, Dick, 32 Putnam Street .......................................... 2.00 Beevers, '4 otter, 94 Cypress Street ........................................ 2.01) Bennett, Philip S., 23 Clcott Street ........................................ 5.51 Biddescombe, William, 36 Prescott Street ...........................:.... 12,()0 Biggs, Harriet, 126 Charles River Road .................... .............. 2.00 Blair, Joseph H., 60 Church Street .......................................... 52.75 Blake, .James 4., 618 Arse-nal Street .................................... 2.00 Boris, Felix A., 37,Cottage Street .............................................. 2.32 *Boschetto, Andrew, 103 Edenfield Avenue ............................ 4.85 196 WATERT{}W?tiY TOWN REPORT Bowman, Joseph 'F., 57 Quirk Street ..................................n. 3,52. Brackett, Russell C., 51 Fayette Street ................................ 2.00, Brady, Margaret, 156 Sycamore Street .................................... 2.00 Breen, Vincent, 22A Baiaeroft Street .................................... 2.00 Burgess, James A., 19 Irving Street ........................................ 2.00 Burke, John R., 51 Olney Street .............................................. 2.00 Burke, Martin, 14 Morse Street .............................................. 2.00 Butt, William, 148 Waltharn Street .......................................... 2.00 Calarese, John B., 96 Putnam Street ........................................ 2.00 Callinan, Martin F., 11 Gleasnn Street ................................ 17.85 *Campbell, Raymond J., 9 Oliver Road ..................................„ 2.00 *Canzanelli, Pericles, 12 Palfrey Street ...... ......................... 17.19 Carney, Lester, 24 Kimball Road ............................................ 2.00 Casella, James J., 32 Oakland Street .................... ............... 4.32 Cerrat , Frank, 101.) King Street ...................... .. .. .................. 2.00 *Chambers, Lloyd S., 42 Williams Street ...................... . ....... 2.00 Clark, Thelma, 92 Lovell Avenue .......................................... 2.00 Cof ln, Alice G., 24 Beacon Park .......................................,...... 2.00 'Cooch, Lester -W., 99 Robbins Road .................................... 4.96 Cook, John L., 872 Main Street ............................................ 2.00 Costelio, James G., 2 Putnam Street ........................................ 13,90 *Cotting, Paul -M., 54 Hersom Street .................................... IN Courtois, Blanche 1W, 13 Walcott Road ................................ 2.00 Covent,, Ralph, 226 Westminster Avenue .......................... ..- `2.20 Cram, James W.$ 41 Eliot Street ............................................ 2.00 Craivford, David J., Jr., Watertown Arsenal ........................ 11.24 Cunnitf, Charles E., 5 Bancroft Street ..................................... 2.00 Da.les.sio, Joseph, 196 Fayette Street .................................... :3.22 Daley, Dennis T., 79 West Boylston Street ............................ 2.00 Daly, Wyncliff F., 120 North Beacon Street ........................ 5.99 *D'Antonio, Jennie, 200 Summer Street ................................ 2.00 DeFillipis, Paul, 14 Lyons Court ................................................ 11.46 Delpapa, Angelo, 16 Cottage Street .......................................... 2,00 DeMarco, Joseph, 16 Bostonia Avenue .......................... ......... 2.00 "Devine, George A., 55 Carver Road ..................................:. 7.49 Dolbler, EdgaT, 99 Boyd Street ................................................ 2.42 *Doyle, Joseph, 196 Pleasant Street .................................... 4.00 Duca, Adella, 88 Arlington Street .......................................... 2.15 Eastman, EImer C., 43 Myrtle Street ............. . ........ 2.00 Edwards, John D., 129 1-1aplewcorl Street .................. ............ 2.00 'Ellis, Roland H., 57 Boylston Street ...................................... 5.7a F'argusharson, Charles B.. 68 Poplar Street ............................ 5.60 Farrington, John. 43 Part-ridge Street .................................... 2.00 Fernald, Gail W., 2.46 Warren Street. ........................................ 7.86 *Perry, Alice E., 18 St. Mary Street .........:.............................. 5.05 COLLECTOW8 REPORT 197 Mies, Addison E.2 222 Arlington Street .......................... 2.()0 Files, Walter W., 12 Hardy Avenue ......... 3.48 Fitzgerald, Dennis, 92 Fayette Street ............................... 2.12 .'Fleet, William H., 28 Gertrude Street .................................... 21.00 Fletcher Hardware Co., Inc., 211 Mt. Auburn Street ............ 2.00 "Yloridia, Salvatore, 20 Lawrence Street .................................. 2.00 Ford, Ernest, 738 Mt. Auburn Street ..................................... 2.32 FoTnaro, Bertha, 364 Arlington Street .................................... 5.95 F�reeza, Marco, 7 Sweets Court .............................................. 2.00 Gallagher, Herman J., 80 Breen Street ................................ 2.00 Gallagher, Thomas J., 124 Worcester Street............................ 2.(11) Gaynord,John F,, 476 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 2.00 Gifford, Nathan A., 24 Malden Street ......................--........ 2.76 Giggey, Harold F., 11 01cott Street ........................................ 2,00 Gilday, William M., 9 Bancroft Street .................................... 2.00 Goldstein, Philip,52 Aft. Auburn Street .................................... 9.76 Good Roads Machinery Co, of N. E., 11% No. Beacon Street 7.77 Greene, Mary M., 126 Walnut Street ........................................ 2.00 Greer, Lloyd E., 476 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 11i.26 Greenwood, James, 34 Watertown Street ............................ 2.00 Guzzetti, James, 101 Arlington Street .................................... 2.42 Guzzett-1, Margaret, 101 Arlington. Street ............................ 218.20 Hanley, George, 37 Prescott Street .........---............... ...-- 2,00 *Harrington, Joseph, 37 Gilbert Street ................................ 5.86 Harrington, Paul C., 37 Gilbert Street .................................... 2.00 Harris, Charles W., 127 Evans Street -............ ..................-.- 3.81 Hart, Thomas, 15 Dexter Avenue ............................................ 2.00 'Herbst, Edith M., 40 Bradford Road ...................................... 2.00 Hovey, Herbert C., 7 Harmlen Avenue .................................... 2.00 *Howes, Alfred T., 28 Purvis Street ........................................ 11.96 Rtinkiar, Richard, 153 Boylston Street ........ ....................... 4.00 Hyland, Margaret T., 113 Langdon Avenue ............................ 5.08 Hynes, Theresa F., 94 Franklin Street .................................... 2.01) Industrial Service Corp., 91 Standish Road ............................ 8.13 Todice, Michael, 75 Warren Street ............................................ 2.00 Johnson, Charles L., 343 School Street .................................. 2.00 Johnston, George M., 15 Fayette Street ................................ 2.00 Keirce, Thomas P., 2311 SNcamore Street ......................... ...... 2.00 Kelley, Ma-racello A., 26 Frank Street .................. ............. Un 'Kelly, John H., 1,99 Waverley Ave-nue .................................... 2.00 Kenney, George J., 47 Bradford Read .................................... 2.00 Kii-viehan, Harold, 12 Fifth Avenue ........................................ 2.00 Kivlin, John J., 12 nfth Avenue ..................... ............. ....... 3.17 Klemm, Askar, 4 Andrew Street ............................................ 2.00 Koski, Paavo M., 05 (,,,rdun Street, Allston ............................ 2.00 R 198 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT La.ndrey, Chalmers F., 1€1 Clyde road....................................., 2.89 Landrey, Ruth M., III Clyde Road .......................................... 2.00 LaSalle, Berniee, 191 Boylston .Street East ............................ 4.00 Laubner, George F., 71 Evans Street .................................... 2.00 La.Nvrenee, James F., 24 Louise Street .................................... 2.00 Lazzari, Samuel, Gas Elm Street ................................................ 2.00 Liljeholm, -Edwvard, 40 Barfield Starect .......... .. .. ........... ...... 2,00 Linehan, James G.,246 North Beacon Street ............................ 2.00 *Long, John P., 26 Chauncey Street ........................................ 2.O0 *Luhets, Louis, c/o Eastern Tea Co., 16 Channing Road 18.29 Lynch, John C., 32 Richards Road ............................................ 24.31. Lyons, il�lary C., 31 Elint Street ................................................ 2.48 Little, Richard T., 200 Wa erley Avenue .........6...................... 2.00 Mackey, Hamiltan, >11 Winsor Avenue ........... .._ ......... ......... 4.1.4 .MacNaughton, Percival J., 170 Lovell Road ............................ 6.39 Maloney, Charles A., 36 Boylston Street .. ............................ 2.00 Manolian, 11lanuel, 17 Hosmer Street .................I........................ 8.77 Marquis, Robert J., 29 11iermont Street ................................ 2.011 Martacchio Trucking Co., Inc., 42 Forest Street .................... 9.69 Marvin, Ernest C., :?1 Palfrey Street ........................................ 3.86 Mayo, Emery M., 259 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 4.46 Mazza, Anna L., 66 Ralph Street ..., ... .. .. . .. ... ................ 2.60 *Mazma;flan, Martin, 31 Hazel Street .................................... 2.98 *Mazzio, Frank J., 106 Chairman Street ................................ 2.00 McCarthy, John J., 4 M�plewvood Street ........ . .. . ............ 2.00 McCarthy, Mildred J., 26 King Street ........................................ 2.00 MuGary, William II. et al, 4115 Mt. Auburn Street. ................ 13.00 McCerigle, Ronald, 116 Summer Street................... ......... 2.00 ........ McInnis, Adeline F., 520 Pleasant Street.................................. 2.()1] McLaughlin, John S., 162 Hillside Road ................... .. . .. . 2.()0 Mclean, Murdock, 22 Royal Street ........................................ 3.47 *McLellan, Daniel E., 21) Palfrey .Street ................................ 2.86 -'McManus, George, 43 Morse Street ... ................................ 2.0O McMaster, John A., 252 Main Street ........................ ... .......... 12.00 McNeal, Daniel F., 36 Williams Street .................................... 2.31 McWhirter, Geneva M., 1t5 Palfrey Street 2.00 Mee, Gerald S., 24 Lawrence Street ........................................ 2.00 Meehan, George K., 31 Adams Street .................................... 5.09 Mendarll, Louis R., 65 'Union Street ............................................ 2,00 Meniaci, Charles, 76 Madison Avenue ...................................... 2.011 Messier, Warren M., 162 Orchard Street ................................ 2.00 *Middlesex Trans, Co,, 148 Waltham Street .......................... 18.18 Millil ait, Isla, 17 Boyd Street ..................................................... 3.97 Monahan, William, 5 Myrtle. Street ........................................ 2.00 Mooney, George, 134 Westminster Avenue ............................ $.30 COLLECTOR'S REPORT x��l Moore, Marion E., A Dunton Road ........... ............................ 2.00 Morgan, Charles, Ill Chapman Street .................................... 2.00 Moiizio, Antonio, 153 Lexington Street ................................ 2.00 Morrell, Ernest, 16 Hillcrest Circle ........................................ 3.30 *Mucci, Raymond, 33 Dartmouth Street .... ........ . .... ....... 2.00 Mullen, 'Thomas W., 29 Puller Road ........................................ 2.45 Munroe, Hazel, 6 Beacon Park ................................................ 9.26 Munroe, Philip, 6 Beacon Park ................................................ 3.14 *Murray, Catherine, 149 Spruce Street 2.00 *Napolitana, Frances., 71 Crawford Street ............................ 2.00 Nardella, Clandia, 71 Arlington Street .................................... 2.00 Needham, Harry R., 128 Grove Street .................................... 2.00 Neilson, James G., 60 Bvecb ood Avenue ................................ 2.00 North, Margaret H., 37 Garfield Street_ ,................................... 2.12 Notargiacomo, Rase, 24 Gertrude Street ................................ 4.80 Oates, Edward A., 37 Hazel Street ........................................ 10.33 O'Brien, Marys ?lt., 46 South Russell Street, Boston ............ 2.64 'O'Day, Helen F., JO Birch I;?oad ............................................ 11.68 Ordoner, Carlos, 15 Alason Road ............................................ 7.77 Orr, Leo F., 54 Beeebwood Avenue L.,.,",,.......... .................... 2.00 *Oxner, Cyril H,, 132 Putnam Street ........................................ 4.44 Panosian, Stephen, 31 Porter Street ........................................ 2.01) Parsekian, Sarlds, 9 Hazel Street ............................................ 2.00 Patey, Walter G., 61 Walnut Street ........ ....... .. . .............. 2.00 Perry, Ma-:ilea J., 13 Wolcott Road ............................................ 9,76 Peters, 'Wilfred, 15 Fayette Street 2,00 Pierce, Edna J., 363 Arlington Street .................................... 5.51 Potter, Kenneth F., 96 Pleas€ent. Street ' Pritchard, Carleton, ) Merrill Road ........................................ 3.67 *Proctor, Lester F., 32 Olcott Street ........................................ 2.00 Purcell, Francis G., 21 Fltwi Avenue ........................................ 10.91. Quaranto, Joseph, 106 Putnam Street ...............................-- 2.00 Ramsey, Harry 1M., 15 Sur nybank Road .................................... &2 7 Rand, Charles L., 176 Boylston Street ...................................... 2,00 Raptelis, Demosthanis, 30 Wells Avenue .............................. 2.00 Ravesi, John, 122 Chapman Street ............................................ 3.17 Ready, Gertrude, 10 New Lexington Street ............................ 2.00 Redding, Grace M., 100 Fayette Street .................................... 2.00 Regain, Joseph W., 54 Union Street .......................................... 3.27 Rich, Lucy, 37 Dartmouth Street ............................................ 2.01) Rodgers, Anthony G., 70 Poplar Street ... . ......................... 9.{}6 Rogers, Ellis, 74 School Street ............................................... 2.00 Rolland, Joseph O., 112 Hillside Road .................................... 7.93 Rornanovitz, Bernard, 78 Putnam Street ......................... ...... 5.29 Rubin, Albert M,, 96 ITL Aiiburn Street ................................ 2.00 200 WATERTO WN 'TOWN REPORT *Ruddock, Ellen G., 298 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 5.47 Russo, Alexander, 17 Oakland Street .................................... 2.00 Ryan, Margaret F., 126 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 2.12 *Scalia, Albert, 288 Common Street ........................................ 17.37 Seipiune, Henry, 57 Evans Street ............................................ 2.00 Seferian, Jenny, 23 Lloyd road ................................................ 3.08 Share, Florence, 141 Common Street ........................................ 8.77 Shaw, Russell, 69 Green Street ................................................ 2M Sheehan, Maurice, 24 Fifield Street ....................................... 2.00 "Sheridan, Germaine, 17 Itlorton Street ................................ 5.37 Shipp, Viola, 5 Acton Street ...................................................... 2.00 Simonetti, Domenick, 47 Prospect Street .........................,...... 2.00 Sirmonetti, Frank, 47 Prospect Street ........................................ 2.00 Simpson, Alfreda, 165 Worcester Street .... ........................... 2.00 *Skinner, Donald, 349 Arlington Street .................................... 2.00 Smith, Frank, 17 Paul Street ...... .... .. .................,................ 2.00 Smith, George F., 92 North Beacon Street ............................ 4.14 "'Spalding, William, 86 lleecbwood Avenue .......I.................... 2.00 Stacey, Russell, 169 Sycamore Street ...................................... 2.00 Steinauer, Meinard C:., '26 Richards Road ................................ 2.00 Stumplie, Harry E., 38 Franklin Street .................................... 2.00 Sullivan, John H., 166 Common Street .................................... :13.39 Sylvester, Enio R., 85 Putnam Street .... . .... ....................... 3.97 Sylvester, Frank, 36 Dexter Avenue ........................................ 2.20 Sylvester, Rotnnlo, 14 .Cypress Street ...................................... 4.00 Tedesco, Leo, 497 Pleasant Street .............................................. 2_00 "oeei, Mary, 137 Waltham Street ............................................ 2,00 Torres, John R., 224 Summer Street .................................... 2.00 *'Correa, Joseph, 297 ' averley Avenue ..,....I............................ 2.00 'Tremark, Frank, 3.5 Bancroft Street ...... ............................ 2.00 *U-Like Cone Co., 880 Broadway, Somerville ........................ 9.25 Uunranto, Dominick, 19 MelendY Avenue ...........„................... 2.00 1Tanalstine, Nyle F.,25 Springfield Street .-.-........................ 2.00 * V'erenis, Arthur, 32 Edgecliffe Road ........................................ 16.97 * ivier, Lillian M., 11 Chauncey Street ...... . ....................... 4.63 Verner, Frank:, S Swetts Court .................................................... 2,20 Wilson, Alexander W,, 114 Chapman Street .......... ................. 2.00 Wilson, Allen P., 69 Hillside Road ............................................ 1().36 Wilson, Charles E., 24 Louise Street 2 .00 Withee, Carl E., 109 Spruce Street ................................. ........ 2.00 Wolfe, Charles M., 30 Quincy Street ...... .. ............................. 2.00 Wright, Lucius W., 430 Pleasant Street ................................ 2.00 Wyss, Carl, 112 Walnut Street .................................................. 6.61 Yeremian, Garabecl K.. 27 Lovell Razid ....................... . . .... 5.73 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 201 UNPAID POLL TAXES- 193,5 Paid since close of books—Verified to February 1, 1936 Abrae, Joseph, 91 Arlington Street Achxmakiian, James, 23 Cottage Street Adamo, Joseph, 59 Warren Street Adams, George W., 26 Howard Street Adams, John W., 26 Howard Street Agabigian, Suren, 329 Orchard Street A1w is, William, Grove Street Amerian, Kurken, 85 Dexter Avenue Ames, Williarn H., 18 Harrington Street A,gresta, Nicholas, 117 Pleasant Street Albee, Herbert, 168 Walnut Street A modeo, Anthony, 204 Orchard Street Anastasia, Samuel, 1$ Bostonia venue Andersun, Albert, 19 Birch Road Anderson, Carl N., 78 Marion Road Aknderso3i, Charles H., 143 Boylston Street Anderson, Oscar E., 80 Forest Street Anderson, Warren W., 178 earth Beacon Street A.nestis, Emil, 37 Crawford Street Anestis, John, 104 Coolidge Hill Road Aneatis, Nicholas, 1U4 Coolidge Dill Road Antonellis, Clemintino, 22 Lyons Court Arena., Frank, 8 Dostunia Avenue Arone, Lawrence, 25 Norseman Avenge At'tenazia, .Aiithany, 20 Perry Street Attenazio, Ralph, 2C Perry Street Aucoin, Bradford, 19 Jewett Street Aucoin, Harold, 19 Jewett Street Aucoin, Thomas, 19 Jewett Street Auerback, Ernest, 480 Belmont Street Avagian, Hagop, 10 Bailey venue .Axel, William, 67 Prospect Street Argentca, Frank, 81 Elm Street Ayube, George, 802 A-ft. Auburn Street Bailey, Frank O., 262 Alt. Auburn Street Baird, Roy- F., 49 ball Avenue Bal ahm, Sarkis, 67 Laurel Street Barer, Eben H., 32 Paul Street Baker, Irving, 163 Fayette Street Balesily, flan, 74 Edgediffe Road Barber, John F., 28 Parker Street Barmakian, Mibran, 33 Hillerest Circle 202 WATERTOWN OWN REPORT Barnes, Winslow, 199 Church Street Barranco, Salvatore, 300 .Arlington Street Barton, Horner E,, 170 Lovell Road Basile, Jahn, 36 Cottage Street Basile, Joseph, 231. Arlington Street Bates, Joseph, 16 Wells Avenue Bedig, Charles, 15 Eltan Avenue Belben, Charles, 11 Melendy Avenue Belben, Clifford, 5 Lloyd Road Belcher, Thomas, 20 Cross Street Bellamy-, Will nm W., 36 Adams Avenue Bennett, Philip, 23 Oicott Street Bergstrom, Henry, 151 School Street "Beshgeturian, Martin, M 1flt..Auburn Street Beves, Walter, 94 Cypress :Street Bink, Joseph, 518 Pleasant Street Binks, Joseph W., 139 l4larse Street Bishop, Thomas F., 61 Prospect Street Bishop, Thomas J., 61 .Prospect Sttreet Black, Henry L., 212 Sycamore Street Blake, .Tames, 734 Belmont Street Blake, Peter T., 720 Mt. Auburn .Street Boardman, Peter, 19 Melendy Avenue Boggia, John, 266 Belmont Street Bold, John J., 35 Crass Street Bald, John M., 126 Putnam Street Bortelotti, Anthony, 11 Laurel Street Botti, Alfred, 224 Arlington Street Botti, Emilio, 224 Arlington Street Bvtti, Ernest, 18 Merrifield Avenue Boudakinn, Haig, 34 Cypress .Street Boudakinn, Vartan, 34 Cypress Street Boudrot, Joseph, Jr., 182 Pleasant Street Bowen, John, 9 Howe Street Dowen, Lawrence, .9 Howe Street Boyajian, Hagop, 73 Crawford Street Boylan, James, 74 Fitchburg Street Branehaud, Raymond, 702 Mt, Auburn Street Bray, Fred, 193 W'averley Avenue Bray, Fred W., 193 V'Wa,verley Avenue Breed, Richard R., 361 School Street Brennen, Bartholomew, 129 Schaal Street Brigugliu, Anthony, 32 Royal Street Brochu, Joseph, 28 Copeland Street Brown, Fred, 616 Arsenal Street COLLECTOR'S REPORT 203 Brown, George F., 7 BoE;tonia Avenue l rundrett, Fred, 123 Rutland Street. Bryant, Robert, 196 Summer Street Buckley, Ambrose, 9 Swetts Court Buckley, Francis E., 30 Chauncey Street Buckley, John, 30 Chauncey Street Buckley, Joseph, 30 Chauncey Street Buckley, 'William F., 30 Chauncey Street Buonapane, Jerry, 38 Bostonia Avenue Burgess, Louis V., 7 Sidney Street Burke, Edmund J., 59 Union Street Burke, Joseph, 51 Olney Street Burke, Stephen, 47 'Morse Street Burke, Thomas, 83 Arsenal ,Street Burke, Walter E., 172 Walnut Street Burns, Jahn, 543 Mt. Auburn Street Burns, William, 63 Eliot Street Burrell, Edward,, 51 Fairfield Street Bustin, Charles, 93 Franklin Street Butler, Edward H., 17, Derby Road Butler, John fir., 26 Myrtle Street Butler, Robert, 26 Myrtle Street Butler, Thomas, 98 Westminster Avenue Butler, William F,, 10 Bemis Street. Cady, James, 500 Main Street C alarese, John, 96 Putnam Street Callahan, Patrick J., 13 Birch Head Callana,n, Francis W., 16 Boyd Street Gallanan, Martin L., 148 Pleasant Street Callanan, William H., 149 Pleasant Street Campbell, Paul, 27 Linden Way Canady, Oscar M., 73 Spruce Street Cannalonga, Veto, 133 Arsenal Street Canning, loss, 27 Morton Street Cannon, John, 27 Gilbert Street Cappucei, Mike, 23 Bostenia Avenue Caras, Thomas, 14 Francis ;treat Carbone, Frank, 28 Hudson Street Cardillo, Peter, 13 Cottage Lane Carey, William P„ 44 Merrill Road Carr, Harold, 6 Washburn St., Newton Caruso, Daniel, 68 Forest Street Carva, Joseph, 41 Quirk Street Castellano, Domenic, 12 Francis Street Cavanaugh, Patrick, 156 ,Main Street 204 WATEFt'l OWN TOWN REPORT Cavanaugh, lid%yard, 11) Luwell Avenue Caveretta, Sabastian, 3y I- award Street Cawley, John J., 396 Waverley Avenue Cawley, Jahn W., 48 Commonwealth Road Centarino, Manuel, 97 Arlington Street Gerrato, frank, 100 King Street Chadwick, Flenry W., 119 Waltham Street Chakanian, George, 6 Hosmer Street Chamherlabi, Raymond S., 76 Irving Street Chamberlain, Charles, 87 Putnam Street Chambers, Joseph F., 7 Grenville Road Chapman, William F., 30 Palrrey Street Charlis, George, 72 E€lgeelilfie Rnad Chatmian, George, 16 Irma Avenue Chelios, -Charles, 447 Main Street Childs, Jahn, 15 Merrill Road Chorakjian, %arch, 72 Prentiss Street Chrisl;iansen, Harald N., 891 Belmont Street. Christman, Clinton T., 11 -Summer Street Christopher, Stelianus, 21 Melendy Avenue Church, George L., 113 Barnard Avenue Ciavardone, James, 10 St. Mary Street C ccoteili, Luigi, 9 Oakland Street .Clancy, Alartin, 384 North Beacon 'Street Cleverlek, Ralph, 32 Sunnybank Road Coffin, Ernest L., 24 Beacon Parr Colby, Joseph M., 32 Carver [load East Colder, Howard, 11 Chapman Street Cole, 476 Mt. Auburn Street Colella, Augustine, 11 Irma Avenue Colleran, John, 44 Porter Street Collett, William, 94 Belmont Street Colligate, Albert, 5 Royal Street Collins, Emerson, 9 Templeton Parkway Collins, Lawrence, 157 Galen Street Colvin, Allen, 27 Springfield Street Ccneannon, Edmund, 77 Arsenal .Street Connelly, Joseph, 4 Adams Street Connors, Edward, 16 Hunt Street Corurors, 'Yhomas, Jr., 83 Rutland Street Connors, Thomas M., 83 Rutland Street Constance, Thomas, 186 Summer Street Constanca, Oscar, 83 Mi. Auburn Street Goole, Simeon, 36 Howard Street Coombes, Marry, 33 Cbandler Street COLLECTOR"S REPORT 205 Coombs, Herbert, 158 Lovell Road Cooper, John H., 57 ;Prospect Street Coote, Edward, 8 Melville Terrace Corangelo, Louis, 103 Hdenfield Avenue Corcoran, Dennis, 15 New Lexington Street Corcoran, Edmund, 65 Paifrey Street Corcoran, Edward, 122 Spruce Street -Cordeiro, Aires, 59 Cypress Street Cortney, Francis, 20 ]'`lardy Avenue Cosser, Walter L., 29 Oakland Street. CDstello, Jeremiah, 21 Keith Street Crater, Michael, 44 North Beacon Street Courtois, Edward, 24 Wolcott Road Covino, Angelo, 226 Westminster Avenue Cot ino, Larry, 57 forest Street Cuvino, Sam, 226 Westminster Avenue Crage, William, 660 Pleasant Street Crockford, Charles, 24 Hunt Street Crockford, William E., 29 Hunt Street Cronin, William, Jr., 98 Marshall Street Crosby, John J., 34 Hawthorne Street Crosby, Raymond, .110 Poplar Street Cross, Frederick, 230 Sycamore Street Cross, Harry C., 230 Sycamore Street -Crossland, Ernest, 22 Palfrey- Street Crossley, Harold, 67 Walnut Street Cunningham, Arthur, 153 Summer Street Cunningham, Arthur, 65 Templeton Parkway Cunningham, Johns, 87 Spring Street ' Curcio, Whitney, 183 Spruce Street Curry, Virgil, 80 Summer Street Cutler, Edward, 95 Spring Street Cutter, Howard, 19 Marion Road Daley, Cornelius, 62 California Street Da.cey, John F., Jr., 62 California Street Daley, William Ct., 51 Commonwealth Road Dada.lan, Hamper, 212 Boylston Street Daley, Frank, 1`9 Winsor avenue Daley, John L., 77 Poplar Street Dalleue, Domenic, 28 Merrifield Avenue Daly, Wyncliiff F., 121) North Beacon Street Dame, Russell 11, U32 Sycamore Street Damon, 'Roy E., 13 Oakland Street. Danforth, Ralph L., 88 North Beacon Street Danforth, William C., 125 Winsar Avenue 206 WA.TERTOWN TOWN REPORT Dary, Rollin W., 2 Clyde Rmd Davis, Arthur E., 313 Lexington Street Davis, Frederick W., 205 School Street Davis, Michael D., 108 Belmont Street Dawson, William J., 12 Arlington Street DeCoursey, William, 139 Galen Street DeFilippis, Natalin€i, 14 Lyons Court AeFilippis, Paul, 14 Lyons Court DeJulio, Sante, 59 North Beacon Street Deldon, John, 175 Fayette Street DeLoria, Charles M., 90 Putnam Street Delorey, Names, 1€3 Oakland Street DeMelia, James, 11 Cottage Street DeRay, John, 28 Forest Street DeRay, Lewis, 2$ Forest Street Derl3o,ghosian, Knehig, 57 Laurel Street DerBoghosian, Paul, 25 Porter Street DerHagopian, Boghos, 32 Quimby Street Derick, Earl F., 87 Boylston Street Derr eshian, Charter, 16 Laurel Street Deschenes, Arthur J., 36 Upland Road DeStel'ano, Joseph, 161 Warren Street DeVacchio, Lore, 33 Cress Street Devaney, Michael, 118 Summer Street DeVine, Albert, 52 Commonwealth Road Devine, Charles J., 52 .'Conmonivealth Road Devine, Walter J„ 52 Commonwealth Road Devlin, ,Tames, 86 Franklin Street Devlin, Joseph P., 11 Hill Street Devlin, Sylvester, 86 Franklin Street DiCiaccio, Frank, 104 Cypress Street Diegnan, Patrick, 19 Adams Avenue Digiacomandrea, Joseph, 87 Arsenal Street Diliberto, John, 35 Cottage Street Dinucei, Alexander, 18 Cuba Street Dion, Francis X., 176 Main Street DiQuattro, James, 38 Dartmouth Street. DiVecchio, Matthew, 16 Chadbourne Terrace DiVecehio, Nicholas, 139 Evans Street. Dixon, Frank, 22 Quincy Street Doherty, Daniel, 12 Sunset Road Doherty, Frank, 137 Galen Street Donahue, ,Tames, 165 Hillside Road Donnelly, John F., 23 Grenville Road Donavan, M. Au&-ustus, M3 Arlington Street COLLECTOR'S REPORT 20 Donovan, William, 22 Theurer Park. Donovan, William, 184 Morse Street Dorsi, Fred, 18 Myrtle Street Duugun, James L., 8 Surnm+er Street Dougan, James 1 ., 8 Summer Street Doyle, Edward, 189 Galen Street Doyle, John, 344 Belmont Street Doyle, Michael, 68 California Street Drago, Charles, 11A Dartmouth Street Drinkwater, Stanley, 43 Harrington Street Drudy, Tliomas, 12 Lloyd Road Dubois, Wilfred, 157 Spruce Street Dudley, George E., 17 Spruce* Street Duell, Charles, 137 Galen Street :Dull', Alexander, 42 Woodleigh Road Duffy, James L., 508 Main Street Dunbar, Arthur H., 141 Marshall Street Dunn, Martin T., 175 Spruce Street Dunne, James, Fab Morse Street Dunphy, James P., 45 Grenville Road Durant, ,Charles 13., 28 Morse Street Duvall, Edwin, 179 Waverley Avenue Duvall, Harald, 179 Waverley Avenue Dwyer, Michael, 485 Main Street Dy msza., Edmund V., 1 Oakley Road Eagles, Charles, 59 Mt. Auburn Street Edes, Charles B., 8 Oliver Street Edgar, Jahn Earold, Sr., 28 ]Holt Street Ekigeeomb, Charles J., 137 Lanl;don Avenue Edison, Leer, 29 Gleason Street Ellis, George M., 27A. 01cott Street Elms, George 0., 158 Lovell Road English, Alec, 65 Cottage Street Enzlish, Angelo, 9 Spring Court English, James, 49 Pequosette Street English, John E., 5 Lovell Road English, William, 66 Prentiss Street Ericson, .Richard, 58 Evans Street. Essayan, Leon, 16 Porter Street Evans, Arthur D., 27 Oak Street Evans, Frederick E,, 206 Pleasant Street Evans, Itabley D., 26 Barnard Avenue Fairbanks, Charles, 32 Commonwealth Road Falkos, Michael, 64 Elton Avenue Farese, Carmen, 266 Warren Street 208 WA'TERTC]WN TOWN REPORT Farese, John, 266 Warren Street Faria, Manuel, 72 I3illside Road Farley, Roger L., 25 Morse Street Farraher, Martin, 2 Ladd Place Farrell, John, 0 Winter Street Farrell, Michael, 137 Morse Street FarrenkofT, Joseph T., 122 La.ngdon Avenue F'aulter, Leo, 286 North Beacon Street Falter, Raymond, 286 North Beacon Street Fay, John J., 122 North Beacon Street Fay, Victor, 167 averley Avenue Fazzio, John, 86 Cottage Street Feeney, William, 22 Flint Street Feltch, Benjamin, 154 Orchard ,Street Fencer, Maurice, 16 Bunt. Street Ferry, John J., 18 St. Mari* Street Fields, Raymond, 183 School Street Fil'ield, .Albert, 154 School Street Files, Addison E., 56 Putnam Street Finnergar, Martin, 255 Boylston Street Fiore, Joseph, 26 Bostunia kvenue Firglo, Ralph, 60 Prentiss Street Fisher, Theodore, 85 Galen Street Fisk, CIarence, 168 School Street Fitzpatrick, William hi., 68 Dexter Avenue Flaherty, Joseph, 58 Morse Street. Flamburis, James, 9 Putnam Street. Flanagan, George, 15 Nichols Avenue Flannery, John J,, 54 Graivford Street Flecca, ''1'homa%, 182 Walnut '-treet. Fleet, William C., 17 Adam-; tiaa•011A Fleming, Isaac, 118 Winsor Avenue Flynn, George E., 539 :oft. Auburn Street Flynn, William B., 53 Gilbert Street Fogarty, Edward, 543 Mt. Auburn Street Foley, Alton, 94 Putnam Street Foley, Leo, 9 Summer Street Foley, Patrick, 186 Arlington Street Fonta.no, Ricardo, 29 Elmwood Avenue Forbes, Charles H., 61 Copeland Street Forbes, John C., 765 Mt. Auburn Street Forbes, John F., 21 Flint Street Ford, Ambrose, 61 Green Street Foster, Wallace W., 46 pinion Street Fowler, Walter H., 72 Bradford lZoad COLLECTOR'S REPORT 209 Fowler, William J., 120 Pleasant Street Fraser, George, 92 Poplar Street Friant, Mervirnan, 16 Belknap Terrace Friend, James, 36 Rardy Avenue Froitzhein, W, J., 63 Winsor Avenue Fuller, Edward, 35 Prentiss Street Gallagher, Frank, 3 Cuba Street Gallant, John, 9 Winter Street Gallagher, Thomas, 126 Worcester Street Gallo, Guiseppe, 50 Arsenal ,Street Gardner, Maurice, 15 Adams Street Garito, Joseph, 145 Galen Street Garrity, Ed-ward, 375 Arlington Street Gartland, George L., 51 Glcott Street Gask1il, Edward J., 15 Warwick Road Gaynord, 476 lit. Auburn Street Gentuso, Ignazio, 71 Burnham Street Geremanus, Costas, 24 Berkeley Street Gernianin, Henry, 45 Riverside Street Giglio, Carmen, 112 Elsa Street Gilligan, Bartholomew, 291 Arsenal Street. Glover, Charles G., 45 Dartmouth Street Glynn, George, 27 Quimby Street Gobron, Arthur, 27 Channing Road Dare, George, Perkins Institute Gould, Will iarn, 29 Lawrence Street Gould, George, 11 Francis Street Gray, Edwin, 532 Mt. Auburn Street Graziuso, Patrick, 95 Grove Street Green, Joseph, 126 Walnut Street Green, George, 56 Elton Avenue Greenwood, James, 93 California Street Greer, Lloyd,476 Mt. Auburn Street Gri,goreas, Christopher, 31 kondazian Street Grimes, William, 11 Swetts Court Gringeri, Salvatore, 24 Bolt Street Gulesian, Joseph, 203 School Street Gulesian, Samuel, 46 Salisbury Road Gullason, Charles,55 Hazel Street Gulesian, Wallis, 46 Salisbury Road Gullason, Roland, 55 Hazel Street Gurmain, Harry, 31 Oakley Road Gurney, Sidney, 73 Main Street Guzretti, Guiseppe, 12 Berkeley Street Guzretti, Santo, 12 Berkeley Street r 210 WATERTOWN TOWN N REPORT Hadjinlian, Hagop, 92 Nichols Avenue Hagan, Arthur, 139 Galen Street Haigh, Albert W., .69 Hillside Road Haigh, John, 69 Hillside Road Hale, Charles J., 162 Sycamore Street Halios, George, 30 Wells .Avenue Hanley, George S., 22 Waltham Street Hann, Odo F., 47 Chapman Street Hannon, Edward J., 131 Morse Street Hannon, James J., 59 Boyd Street Hanra.han, Francis, 543 Mt. Auburn Street Harrington, Joseph R., 68 Bradford Road Harrington, Lawrence F., 19 Hawthorne Street Harrington, Michael B., 65 Bacon Street Harris, Bruce, 54 Spring Street Harris, Charles, 127 Evans Street Harris, Silas M,, 54 .spring Street Hart, Patriek J., 15 Dexter Avenue Hart, Thomas E., 15 Dexter Avenue Hartenstien, Sidney, 27 Boylston Street Hartley, John, fib Lexington Street Harvey, Joseph, 137 Galen Street Harsrey, Roland T., 64A Westminster Hastings, Leon V4+., 188 Orchard Street Hatch, Albert W., 78 Pearl Street Haughey, Edward F., 342 School Street Hauswirth, Albert J„ 298 Waverleyf Avenue Hawes. Harry. 43 Bigelow Avenue Hayes, Henry, i Dana Terrace Hayes, John J., 467 '-lain Street Haynes, Harry E., 64 Union Street Healey, Jahn, 51 Parker Street Healy, Timothy, 847A school Street, Heggerty, Henry L., 91 Spruce Street Hehir, John, 9 Churchill Street Helms, Roland, 119 Palfrey Street Hervan, Jahn, 34 Walnut Strut Hessien, Joselah, 11 Bancroft Street Hewett, Orville, 4 Chauncey Street Hickey, Frank, 168 School Street Hill, Acan, 145 Morse Street Hindlian, Percy, 16 Irma. Avenue Hoffman, ,Fay S., 28 Hillside Street Hagan, Lev, 7 Putnam Street Holahan, Edgar 31-26 Wolcott Road COLLECTOR'S REPORT 211 Hoklarnd, Edward J., 16 Stearns Road *Holman, William, Jr., 64 Westminster Avenue Holmes, Clinton E., 94 Union Street Holmes, Phillip, 68 Church Street Ronsinger, Charles, 478 Main Street HouhouEs, Crica, 192 Arlington Street Houle, Joseph, 31 Hardy Avenue Hovey, Ernest, 7 Harnden Avenue Howes, Ernest, 256 North. Beacon Street Hughes, Arthur, 21 Water Street Hughes, Edward R, 20 Hawthorne Street Hughes, John, 114 Main Street Hullquist, Gus, 44 Morton Street Hulten, Jahn H., 41 Carver Road 111imphreys, Edward E., 192 Orchard Street Hurd, •ank, 25 Water Street Hurley, Jolm, 46 Watertown hurley, William., 1.66 'Main Street Hutching, Waido, 19 Morse Street Hyland, Joseph, 113 Langdon Avenue Hynes, Martin, 3 Swetts Court Hysler, Fletcher, 13 Prospect Street Hughes, Lawrence W., 60 Parker Street Iadonise, Joseph, 17 Oakland Street Igoe, Henn, 27 Edenfield .Avenue Iedice,. Michael, 75 Warren Streets Iuznewslci, Antonio, 36 ldoward Street Jackson, Carl, 40 Dexter Avenue Jackson, Russell, 11 Yukon Avenue Jelalian, Alfred, 724 Mt. Auburn Street Jendian, John, 72 Prentiss Street Jerian, Mike, 26 Irma Avenue Johnson, Harold, 162 Waverley Avenue Johnsen, Jacob, 78 Dexter Avenue Johnston, George, 219 Lexington Street Johnston, James A., 17A flow and Street .Tones, David, 43 Royal Street Jones, Sidney, 13 Summer Street Joyce, Robert, 22 Partridge Street Juckna;orinian, Haig, 348 Arlington Street Kachajian, Antarum, 26 Melendy Avenue Kachajian, George, 217 Dexter Avenue Ka.11a.gian, Sahag, 57 Prentiss Street Kamalian, Mike, 81 Elm Street Kane, James J., 2 Derby Road 212 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Kane, John J., 2 Derby Read Kapasian, Harry, 49 Hazel Street Ka.raka"nian, Krikor, A :hazel Street Kasparian, Ka,%par, 77 Templeton. Parkway Kaye, Ernest, 29 Forest Street Kearns, Alichael, 15 North. Park 'Street Keating, Thomas H., 187 School Street Keddy, l4lelroy J., 87 Templeton Park ay Keefe, Cornelius H., 7 Cubit Street Keefe, Henry, 215 Dexter Avenue Keefe, Henry C., 2$ Hawaxd Street Keefe, James, 215 Dexter Avenue Keefe, ,fames, Jr., 148 BoyNton Street Keefe, Jason E., 48 Hazel Street *Keefe, John, 28 Howard Street Keefe, Robert, 52 Pearl Street Keenan, Thorna.s, 21 Pleasant Sttreet Kelley, Eduard J., 816 Mt. Auburn Street Kelley, Garrett L., 30 Springfield, 'Street Kelley, Harald E., 44 Springfield Street Kelley, James INI., 26 Frank Street Kelley, John, 43 Morse Street Kelley, William A., 75 Street Kelly, Francis, 39 Waverh-y Avenue Belly, Francis W,, 40 1lridl� a Street Kelley, John, 37 Melendy Avenue Kelly, John 0., 21 Capitol Street Kelly, Joseph, 4 Swetts Court Kelly-, Thomas E., 21 Capital Street Kennedy, Lester, 240 Waltham Street Kenney, Francis J., 23 Maple Street Kerrigan, John, It Oakland Street Kilcoyne, Eugene J., 56 Putnam Street *Kilfay, John, 167 Waver[ey Avenue Kilgore, D. Merrill, Jr., 1.35 Galen Street Kinchla, Timothy- K. 23 Maple Street Kingsbury, Earl W., 108 ,Cypress Street Kingman, Harry T., 11 Qlcott Street Kinney, Patrick J., 21 Edenfield Avenue Kivlin, Joseph, 12 Fifth Avenue Kline, Hahn`}, 74 Barnard Avenue Knight, Wallace, 56 Capitol Street Knox, Ralph T., 205 School Street Koch, John L., Jr., 372 Main Street Kurl:jian, Geor-ge, 137 School Street COLL;CTOR'S REPORT 213 Krian, Paul, 70 Bigelow Avenue Klustian, Richard, 79 Bigelow Avenue LaCamera, Sam, 25 Prentiss Street LaCacrie, Plarza, 33 Daartniouth Street. Ladd, Joseph H., 90 Robbins Road Lake, James, 11 Avon Road Lally-, Joseph, 37 Grandview Avenue *'Lama, ltiicolo, 56 Prentiss Street .Lamkin, VVFilliani, 14 Morse Street Laniond, John, 36 Upland Road. Larncrticello, James, 11 Forest Street Larders, Gerard, 7 Norseman Avenue Landry, Robert, d Pond Street LaRhette, Jahn A., 2 7 A Olcott Street LaRicei, Michael, 13 Taylor Street Lavoy-, Henry, Jr., 445 Pleasant Street Layton, John G., 25 Purvis Street Lazarus, Cheren, 33 Boyd Street Leach, Fred. E., 63 Prentiss Street Leedham, Ira., 51 Quirlc Street LeCaitn, Arthur J., 3D Icing Street LeFevre, George, 29 Oakland Street LeFevre, Joseph, 29 Oakland Street Leonard, Andrew T., 105 Rutland Strut Leonard, Benedict, fib Hillside Road Leonard, John J., 105 Rutland Street Leonard, Falter, 59 Olney Street Lilly, Frank, 41 Mt. Auburn Street Lincoln, Robert R., 106 14.1mont Street Undahl, Francis, 20 Prescott Street Lindahl, Fred F., 20 Prescott Street Little, Albert, 36 Middlesex Road Little, Richard, 15 Edenfield Avenue Livoti, George, 172 Waverley{ Avenue Lopez, Raymond, 484 Main Street 'Lopez, Richard, 484 plain Street Lopez, Richard F., Jr., 484 Main Street Lougee, Oscar C., 111 Riverside Street Loumos, Peter, 175 Lexington Street Lovely, Lour, 10 Winter Street Lovoli, Paul, 2n RTerrifield Avenue Lyford, Charles D., 15 Wilson Avenue Lyle, Frederick, 64 Stuart Street Lyman, Bernard, 201 Watertown Street Lynch, Francis, 91 L€tngdon Avenue 214 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Ly*ons, Stanley, 24 Malden Street MacArthur, Ralph E., 344 Arlington Street MacDonald, Jahn, 46 Gilbert Street MacDonald, JohTi A., 27 Howard Street MacDonald, Louis, 86 Prentiss Street MacDonald, Roderick, 29 Prescott Street MacDougall, H. Murray, 86 Prentiss Street tifacGillivra,yr, Daniel, 502A Main Street Macinnes, Donald, 18 Husmer Street .blacken, L. Edward, 137 Lan don Avenge MacKerron, William J., 243 Arsenal Street Mac-Kerron, William J., 243 Arsenal Street Mackin, Charles, 213 Watertown Street IacLea.n, James G., 70 Westminster Avenue Maffucci, Carnio, 17 Sarin Street Magnuson, Francis, 216 North Beacon Street Magrath, Herbert, 46 Wilmot Street Mahan, Henry, 44 Eliot Street Mahan, William E., 44 Eliot Street Maher, John, 12 Priest Road Mahoney, Thomas G., 24 Theurer Park Mahoney, William, 505 Main Street Mahoney, William J., 21 Sunnyrbank Road Malkasian, Arissh, 26 Lloyd Road Malkasian, Nisham, 249 Boylston Street Malloy, George, 7 Chandler Street Malone, Francis J., 10 Summit Road Malone, Jahn T.. 160 Irving Street Maloney, Charles A., 35 Boylston Street Mann, George S., Jr., 24 Westland Rear] Manna.rinv, Guy*, 73 Arsenal Street Manning, John, 142 Galen Street Manouei, Salvatore, 120 Waverley Avenue Mansell, Jahn, 49 Cypress Strut Marchant, Edward, 129 Arsenal Street Mariana, Antonio, 8 Hearn Street Marotta, Louis, 18 Ladd Street Martin, Albert, 14 Winthrop Street Marvin, Walter T., 21 Palfrey Street Marvin, William A., 21 Palfrey Street Matanza, John, +61 Holt Street Matthew, Leonard, 154 Worcester Street .Mattison, Robert E., 6 Chapman Street Mavrogeorge, Alexander, 370 Kcndazian Street Mazza, Carmen, 66 Ralph Street COLIJM CTORl REPORT 215 Xc Alpin, George M., 181 Maplewood ,Street McArthur, Clarence, 24 Dexter Avenue McAteer, Thomas, 34 Patten Street 1!'careen, Hugh A., 320 Mt. Auburn Street McCafferty, William J., 29 New Lexhigton Street McCann, John J., 116 Main Street NxrcCann, Len F., 116 Main Street .McCarthy, George, 24 Louise Street McCarthy, James, 6 Churchill Street AleCarthy, John J., 4 Maplewood Street McCarthy, William, 284 ?North Beacon Street i4'IcCool, Hugh K, Sr., 53 Gilbert Street McCormack, Jahn, 112 Waltham Street McCormack, Jahn A., 32 Waltham Street McCoTrnack, Joseph, 8 Adams Street McCue, Thomas J., 21}3 North Beacon Street McDonald, Alp'honso, 116 Summer Street McDonald, Andrew A., 17 Patel Street XeDonald, Bernard 'T., 1.45 Galen Street McDonald, Colin, 43 Crawford Street McDonald, Patrick, 37 Melendy Avenue McDonald, Ra3Fmond A., 12 Dartmouth Street McDonnell, Charles, 37 Hamden Avenue McDonough, John, 195 Fayette Street McDow, Milton, 16 Dwight Street McEllen, John, 62 Pleasant Street McEnery, Edward, 51 Main Street McGann, Thomas J., 135 Edenheld Avenue Me-Giness, George, 520 Pleasant Street McGinty, Franch; E., 175 Mt. Auburn Street McConnell, Howaixf E., 820 Mt. Auburn Street P4 cC augh, Edward, 24 Upland Road McGovern, John K., 54 Salisbury Toad McGowan, Edward, 35 Prentiss Street McGuire, 476 Tit. Auburn Street McGuire, Jahn F., 6 Washburn Street McGuire, William, ,9 Winter Street .Mcklugh, John J., 783 Mt, Auburn Street McInerney, Jahn, 85 Arsenal Street ?VlClntyre, Andrew, 99 North Beacon Street McIntyre, Angus L., 42 Cypress Street 14'IcIntyre, Francis M.. 42 Cypress Street McIntyre, John y., 42 Cypress Street McIntyre, Ronald, 42 Cypress Street Melsaac, Alexander, 64 Elton Avenue 216 W,ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT .MeKinnan, Charles, 55 Grandview Avenue '47cKinnon, Harry- IV., 41 Chapman Street 11IcLaren, James A.., 11 Yukon Avenue McLaughlin, Peter, 99 Poplar Street McLellan, Frank, 64 Elton Avenue 11eMee, William, 41 Elton Avenue McNaughton, P. John, 170 Lovell Road McNeil, Daniel, 36 Williams. St ect -McQueeney, John F., 43 Chapman Street NcStay, George, 39 Spring Street McStay, C. Patrick, 39 Spring Street :McSweeney, Dan, 14 Fletcher Terrace Meehan, Joseph D., 465 Blain Street Melvin, Irving A., 12 flint Road Mendall, Lewis R.., 65 Union Street Menino, Joseph, 147 Dexter Avenue Merjinian, Nishan, 8 Dartmouth Street Merrill, Harry, 83 Galen Street Merryfield, Everett, 27 Nichols Avenue Metaza, Alichael, 26 Norseman Avenue Metropolous, George, 14 Bostoxiia avenue Tiller, Allen A., 41 Irving Street Miller,•Charles, 154 Nichols Avenue Milmore, Stephen, 98 Irving Street Minasian, Charles, 87 Keenain Street Vlit,chall, Thorns, 380 Charles River Roars Moli,nsky, David L, 28 Chauncey Street Monahan, George H., 10 Union Street .Monahan, William .T., GSA Edeniield Avenue Mondlick, Solomon, 16 Oakley Road Mooney , Prank F., 14 Palfrey Street Mooney, John F., 5 I Union .Street Moore, Lawrence, 16 Dunton Road Moore, Walter, 168 Walnut Street :Moran, Francis, 56 Gilbert Street Moran, Luke, 59 Union Street Moran, Martin, 33 Mt. Auburn Street Moran, Paul C., 56 Gilbert Street Morgan, Charles, 1.85 Evans Street Morrell, Ernest, 16 Hillerest Circle Morrisey, William, 19 Irvinkr Street Morrissey, Richard, 64 Elton Avenue Morrissey, Thomas, 486 Main Street Mosca, Carlo, 62 Forest Street Mowles, Thomas F., 762 Mt. Aubunr Street COLLECTOR'S REPORT 217 111i_uga.rdichian, .,rmen, 86 Dexter Avenue Mulcahy, James, Stu Pleasant Street Mulcahy, Michael, 375 Arlington Street Mullen, Paul V., 13 Beechwood Avenue Alullener, Lester, 169 Worcester Street Murdock, David W., 198 Boylston Street .Murdock, Eduard, 2 Kimball Road Murdock, Edward, 113 Chapman Street Murdock, Thomas J., 113 .Chapni an Street Murdock, William, 113 Chapman Street lllurdock, William H., Jr., 113 Chapman Street Murphy, Edward, 36 Concord Road Alarphy, Henry J., 36 Cross Street Murphy, .Tames A., 125 L.angdon Avenue Murphy, James F., 98 Riverside Street Murphy, Jeremiah P., 138 Orchard Street Murphy,Jeremiah, 37 Cross Street Murphy, John A., 36 Laurel Street Murray, James, 42 Morton Strt%— Murras•,John F., 77 Putnam Street ?4lurray, William J., 7 Arthur '1'errace Murray, William J., 435 Mt. Aubun Street Mylonas, Anthony C., 154 Nichols Avenue 31yra, George, 166 Waverley Avenue N'ahiat;ian, Harm, 82 Dexter Avenge ajarfan, Levon, 86 Dexter Avenue Nalbandian, Noubar, 38 Fairfield Street Naples, Ralph, 264 Warren Street Fatale, Paul, 12 Clarendon Street Natalie,peter, 49 Cottage Street Nee, William, 409 Mt. Auburn Street lti eedhom, Harry 1t., 128 Grove Street ]nelson, George, 105 Garfield Street Neshanian, Murad, 114 Elm Street Niland, Joseph, 'S9 Union Street � Nilson, ,lames, 44 ,Chauncey Street Nizzari, Terry, 12 Adams Avenue Nocura, John, 29 Churchill Street Nnrdstr—am, Sven, 70 Boylston Street Normine, John B., 66 Prentiss Street Norovian, Carl, 179 Spruce 'Street Noro-,ian, Peter, 1.79 Spruce ,Street Noruvlan, "Thomas, 179 Spruce street Notargiacomo, Anthony, 24 Gertrude Street NotargJacomo, Bernard, 50 Paul Street 218 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Nuovo, Joseph, 8 Keith Street O'Connell, Jeremiah, 80 Bradford Road O'Connell, 13obert, 11 Edgecli 'e Road O'DonneIl, Alfred Ili., 9 Edenfield Avenue O'Donnell, Frederick, 292 Main Street O'Donnell, J. Henry, 12 Pacon Street O'Donnell, James A., 292 Main Street O'Donnell, James A., Jr., 292 Main Street O'Donnell, Robert, 12 Bacon Street Ogar, Arthur C., 46 Cuba Street O'Halloran, Jaynes F., 114-R, Main Street O'Halloran, Leo, 18 Hunt Street O'Halloran, Michael, 45 Mt. Auburn Street O'Hanian, Charles, 62 Dartmouth Street O'Hanian, Hagop, 52 Dartmouth Street Ob nnessian, Bedros, 96 Laurel Street; O'Hara,James J., 1`8 Edenfield Avenue O'Hara, James, 122 Edenfield Avenue O'Leary, Arthur, 58 , opeland Street Olivetto, James, 33 Bancroft Street Olsson, Carl, 8 Puller Road O'Neil, Thomas, 64 Elton Street Orr, George, 54 Beechwo+od Avenue Osmond, Edward, 19 Chapman Street Oun jian, Samuel, 49 Laurel Street Paddock, George, 9 Lloyd Road I'anosian, Sarkis, 31 Porter Street Panosian, Steven, 81 Prater Street Papasian, Aris, Jr., 56 Edgecliffe Road Paquette, Hewey, 155 Niebols Avenue Parella, Joseph, 365 Arlington Street Parker, Ilarald, 14 Washburn Street Parkinson, Frederick, 37 Prescott Street Parris,James, 12 Priest Road Parrou, Ralph, 80 Belmont Street Pendleton, Martin, 20 Warwick Road Penney, Paul S., 5 Partridge Street Perkins, David, 13 Oakley Road Perry, Edward, 58 Carver Road Perry, Maxim, 13 Wolcott Road Peterson, Albert C., 49 Prescott. Street Peterson, Edward, 40 Marshall Street Phelan, .Tames, 14 Hillcrest Circle Pinro, 'T`ony, 16 Myrtle Street Piantedosi, Denjarni,n, 21 Flumer Street C GLLECTOR'S REPORT 219 piantedesi, Dick, 47 Crawford Street Piantedosi, Gennero, 112 Forest Street Pierce, Charles, 55 Dartrnwith Street Pievete, Domenic, 74 Prentiss Street Pilon, Victor, 20 Church Street Pizzi, Albert, 145 Sycamore Street Pizzi, Angelo, 145 Sycamore Street Place, Stanley, 122 Garfield Street Plevack, Joseph, 43 Hosmer Street Ploude, Joseph, 137 Galen Street Poillucei, Antonio, 181 Walnut Street Poillucci, Frank, 181 Walnut Street Porter, Marion, 269 No. Beacon Street Pcthier, Robert, 106 Spring Street Pouliot,Soseph A., 231 No. Beacon Street Powers, John R., 179 Sycamore Street Prendergast, Edward W., 176 No. Beacon Street Procoppio, Paul, 8 Myrtle Street Pugliese, John, 18 Belmont Street Purdy, Elmer B., 29 Richards Road Putney, Charles T., 98 Waverley Avenue Pyle, Ebenezer, 6 Morse Street: Quasi, Yack, 101 .Common Street Quaranto, John, 12 Berkeley Street Quaranto, Paul, 12 Berkeley Street Quaranto, E'eter, 12 Berkeley Street Quigley, Bernard J., Jr., 7 Cuba Street Quinn, Edward M., Jr., 41 Cuba Street Quinn, Francis, 46 No. Beacon Street Quinn,, Jobe, 18 No. Beacoii Street Quinn, Thomas, 46 No. Beacon Street Ralph, Francis, 144 Dexter Avenue Randall,Louis, 54 Salisbury Read Raphalian, Carpar, 26 Laurel Street Raphalian, Rubin, 28 Laurel Street Raphaliah, Solomon, 13' Brinimer Street 1Raaymcmd, Bruno, 9 Bostonia. avenue RayFmQnd,Joseph, 8 Bostonia Avenue Ready, Leo, 25 011—ton Street Reardon, Edward, 292 Main Street. Reardon, Norbert, 174 Lovell Road Reardon, Patrick, 475 Pleasant Street Reeves, William, 172 Walnut Street Regan, Joseph W.. 77 Union Street Resti,go, Dominic, 231 Arlington Street 2)20 WA'TER.TOWN TOWN REPOR'r Rjecio, Anthony, 125 Arsenal Street Riecio, Frank, 125 Arsenal Street Riley, Edward, `6 l-iiddlesex Road Riley, Phillip H., 9 Chinning Road Riley, William J., 102 Belmont Street Rizza, Joseph, 114 Forest Street Rizza, Joseph, Jr., 114 Forest Street Roach, Francis, 6 Oliver Road Roach, John H., 162 Spruce Street Robbins, Harold M., 14 Union Street Robbie, Frank, 81D Iv1t. Auburn Street Roberts, Ha.rold,124 Hillside Roan 'Rogers, Axithony G., 70 Poplar Street Rogers, George, 174 Spruce Street Rolland, Joseph, 112 Hillside Road Romano, Edward, 26 Clarendon Street Rooney, Dennis, 36 Howard Street Rooney, Edv7mrd, 110 Riverside Street Rainey, John B., 110 Riverside Street Rooney, Jahn F., 110 Riverside Street Rooney, Levi, 110 Riverside Street Rooney, Phillip, 4 New Lexington Street Doper, Jolin T., 47 Fairfield 'Street Rose, Frank, 254 Main Street Rase, William F., 12 Keenan Street Roy, Uric, 12 Oliver Street Royce, William T., Jr., 36 Commonwealth Road Rufo, Joseph, 36 Prescott Street Ruggiero, William, 8 Swetts Court Russo, Alatthew4, Jr., 53 Laurel Street Russo, Feuer, 145 Galen Street Rutherford, Jerome, 2 Clyde Road Rutnedge, Paul F., 70 Chapman Street Ryan, James F., 144 Standish load Ryan, Levi, 14 Fuller Road Ryan, Vincent, 121 Pleasant Street Reran, William J., 144 Standish road Ryan, William J., 121 Pleasant Street Rye, Ralph, 139 Galen Street Sacco, Charles A., 184 Summer Street Sahagian, Vahan, 49 Crawford Street Santoro, Maurice, 61 Prentiss Street Savory, Robert, 36 Carroll Street Harry L., 15 Lyons Street *Scanlon, Gene, q Richards l2€ad COLLECTOR'S REPORT 221 Scheideler, Edward C., 145 Highland Avenue Schultz, Frank A., 12 Middle Street Scott..,Gordon A., 67 Capital Street Scott, James, 139 Galen Street Scott, John, 596 Pleasant Street Sebastian„ Florida, 0 Lawrence Street Sellers, Richard F„ 168 Walnut Street Serafino, Victor, 466 Arsenal Street Sergi, Joseph, 713 King Street Sernaoglou.�. -Nicholas, 29 Berkeley Street Sevinsky, John, 14 Berkeley Street Sexton, Jeremiah, 13 Hosmer Street Shannahan, Frank D., 136 Cypress 'Street Sha.nnahan, Henry, 136 Cypress Street Sharkey, John E., 14 Templeton Parkway Shaughnessy, Daniel 13., 25 Hosmer Street Shaw, Bartlett X, Jr., 141 Common Street Shaw, Elmer A., 69 Green Street Shaw, Thomas A., 69 Green Street Shea, Edward, 153 Arsenal Street Shea, John, 56 Salisbury Road Shea, John, 56 Salisbury Road Shea,Jahn J., 142 Galen Street Shea, John R., 298 Waverley Avenue Shedd, James A., 91 Standish Road Sheehan, James, 13 Lloyd Road Sheehan, Jeremiah, 8 Fifth Avenue Sheehan, Len, 203 Summer Street Sheldon, Rupert K., 48 Hosmer Street Shields, Matthew, 141 Galen Street Shields, Teter, 229 Arsenal Street Shipp, Herbert, 6 Acton Street Shutt, Charles J., 141 Morse. Street Sim, William, 43 Marshall Street Simms, Thomas, 13 Fifeld Street Simpson, Edward, 165 Woreester Street Sirianni, Louis, 89 Elgin Street Smith, Francis E., 92 No, beacon Street Smith. ]hank, 26 Quincy Street Smith ,George, 92 No. Beacon Street Smith, Herbert„ 10 Winter Street Smith, Raymond, 11 Hardy Avenue Smith, Walter, 158 Belmont Street Smith, William H.„ 92 No. Beacon Street Snow, Russell, 541 Alain Street 222 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Sparks, Lester D., 23 Stuart Street perguiro, James, 65 Cottage Street Spinney, Joseph H., 107 Arsenal Street Spinosa, Ralph, 22 Merrill Road Springman, Harry. 112 No. Beacon. Street Stanchfield, Aaier, 19 Irma, Avenue Stanchfreld, Earle, 19 Irma Avenue *Starr, Herbert W., 68 Brumfield Street Stathaki, Nicholas, 58 Boylston Street St+einauer, Meinard C., 26 Richards Road Stepanian, Mugardich, 20 Oak Street Stevens, John, 156 Summer Street Stevenson, George R., 250 Main Street Stachler, Max, 364 Mt. Auburn Street Stiriti, Frank, 93 Arlington Street Stokes, Edward H., 80 Edenfield Avenue Struxziero,John, 761 Mt. Auburn Street Stumpke, Harry. E., 33 Franklin Street Sullivan, Dennis, 86 Prentiss Street Sullivan, Daniel, 43 Cypress Street Sullivan, Edgar, 12 Royal Street Sullivan John, 35 Fifield Street Sullivan, Joseph F., 188 Waverley Avenue Sullivan, Michael, 1; Meleady Avenue Sullivan, Timotby, 65 Lowell Avenue Sullivan, Thomas, 27 Elton Avenue Sullivan, Thomas F., 32 Fuller Road Summers, Richard, 319 School Street Sweeney, William J., Jr., 25 Russell Avenue Swenson, Victor E., 11 Luvell Road Swift, George E., `95 Main Street Sylvia., Frank F., 1.5 Flint Road Tarjian, Jacob, 143 School Street Tattrie, Da,tiid, 205 Watertown Street Taverna, Carmine, 35 Dexter Avenue Taverna, Domenick, 35 Dexter Avenue Taverna, Domenic, 141 Westminster Avenge Taverna, Mario, 35 Dexter Avenue Taverna, Salvatore„ 35 Dexter Avenue Taylor, John, 80 Edgeclilfe Road Teehan, Morris F., 63 riverside Street Testa, Alexander, 19 Churchill Street Theriault, Lucien, 57 Parker Street Thnmpso,n, Eugene L., 30 Richards Toad Thornay, John, 32 Concord Road COLLECTOR'S REPORT 228, Thomay, Peter, 32 Concord Road Tocci, Clarence, 14 Gertrude Street Tomellx, Anthony, 89 Kin Street Toomey,Mchael, 126 Nichols Avenue "Torres, Maurice, 32 Whitney Street Toto, Albert, 71. Winter Street Totten, .Alexander, 533 Pleasant Street Townsend, Herbert, 19 Robbins Road Tracy, Thomas, 86 Prentiss Street Tracy, William, SG Prentiss Street Transente, Michael, 63 Warren Street Tremble;;, John, 183 Spruce Street `l''riconi, Samuel, 11a Forest Street Tsagaris, Peter, 74 Edgecliflfe Road Tselepis, George, 10 Bostonia Avenue Tuseher, William R., 1S Bradford Road Tuslas, George, 342 Arlington Street Tyler, ,Tames A., 22 Patten Street Vacca, Nicholas, 15 Keenan Street Vacca, Ralph, 57 {Cottage Street Vaeca, Ralph C., 57 Cottage Street Vahey, Michael, 123 No. Beacon Street Vahey, Thomas F., 238 No. Beacon Street Vail, Albert S., 13 Marshall Street %alent no, Almerico, 44 -Catta e Street Valentino, George, 11 Norseman Avenue Vaughan, Harold W., 49 Fuller Road Viering, Bernard J., 53 T itchburg Street Vincent, Arthur, 15 Adams Street Fiala, Salvatore, 10 Berkeley Street Visella, Cesare, bo Arsenal Street VDgei, John M., 489 l[lain Street Voner, Joseph, 189 Pleasant Street Vrock, Rocco, 25 01cott Street Vroman, Lee, 58 Carver Road Waldron, Raymond, 28 Capital Street Walker, Kenneth, 27 Lloyd Road 'wall, Michael, 142 Czalen Street Wallon ,Alfred, 40 Porter Street Walsh, Collin F., 109-A Lexington Stree: W-al.sh, Edward, 39 Grenville Road Walsh, George, 16 French ,Street Walsh, James J., 165 Winsor Avenue Walters, Randall, 781 Mi. Auburn Street Ward, James F., 44 Melendy Avenue 24 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Ward, John J., 619 Arsenal Street Watson, George L,, 7 Oliver Road Webb, Oliver, 240 Orchard Street Webb, Horold, 74 Summer Street Webber, Ned D., 147 Langdon Avenue Weller, Francis, 634 Belmont Street Wen"vartb, Jahn J., 73 Pierinont Street Westhead, Andrew 1., 15 Langdon Avenue Westhead, James A., 15 Langdon Avenue Whalen, John, 141 Galen Street Whalen, John J., 30 Morton Street Wh.ite, Henry J., 20 Crass Street White, John Russell, 17 Green Street IRIbitman, Chandler, 76 Poplar Street Whitney, Carlton, 14 Stonleigh Circle Whitney, Edwin C., 6 Melville Terrace 'wVhIttem+ore, Earl, 50 Marlon Road Williams, John P,• 24 Louise Street Willis, E, Arthur, 573 Alain Street Willson, Donald R., 122 School Street Wilson, Butler S., Sr., 29 Adams Avenue Wilson, John J'... Jr., 23 Merrill Road Wilson, Phillip, 55 Phillips Street Wises all, George H., 65 2-Vlarion load Wood, B. Sturgis, 28 Arsenal Street Woods, John J., f) Gilbert Street Wright, Thomas H., 16 Laurel Street Yagoobian, Harry, 14 Derby Road York, Charles, 275) Main Street York, Thomas, (X Whites Avenue. Youva.nia.n, Yervant, 17 Horse Street Zaccagnini, Camillo, 91 Fayette Street Zaino, Albert, gal Crawford Street Ziminskyr, Mathew A., 15 French Terrace Boceadora., Salvatore, 308 14la.in Street Pothier, Albert, 106-Spring Street Sheehan, Francis M., 1€2 Pleasant Street Armen, Richard, 71 Putnam Street Holder, Ernest, 42 Forest Street Adamson, Robert W., 11 Wilson Avenue Cooper, John IT., 57 Prospect Street O'Brien, Thomas S., 11 Putnam Street . Quinn, Clarence, 56 Spring 'Street Geragosian, Melkan. 29 Nichols Avenue r COLLECTOR'S REPORT 225 Loughlin, John, 16 French Street Reardon, Paul, 4 Jewett Street llladeferri, Anthony B., 105 Pleasant Street *Clarke, Charles A., 105 Garfield Street Burns, George V., 63 Eliot Street Capitelle, George, 51 Main Street McCormack, Patrick, 79 Boylston Street Russell, Frank, 26 Phillips Street 1935 READ AND PERSONAL TAXES REMAINING UNPAID AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 31, 1935 *Pai.d since close of books.—Verified to i!<a'eiamary 1, 1936. Abrahamian, Roxey E., 259 Boylston street ...................• 567.80 Adana, Antonio, 468 Main Street .......................................... 1.67 Agahigian, Henry, 13 Harndean Avenue ............................_. 96.86 Aiello, Giuseppe, 41 Quirk Street .............................................. 10.02 Aiello, Giuseppe et ux, 41 Quirt: Street ................................ 101.87 Ajamian, Hovsep, 98 Dexter Avenue ...................................... 131.55 Ajamian, hlousek, 24 Lloyd Read ............................................ 200.62 Ajamian, Rose, 46 Concord Road .............................................. 75.00 Ahillian, Setrak, 275 Boylston Street .................................... 46.76 Alsrie, Anne G., Mt. Auburn Street ........................................ 3.34 Alarie, Heirs Elizabeth F., 220 Main Street ........................ 60.51 Alcock, Samuel, Belmont ..................... .................................... 248,83 Alcock, Samuel et ux, Belmont ................................................ 238.81 Alemsherian, Milkon, 48 Dexter Avenue ................................ 16 ail Alexander, Daniel G., Cambridge ............................................ 70.14 Alexantrian, Mary, 9 Hosmer Street ................................... 150.48 Alger, Eliza A., 100 Pleasant Street ........................................ 151.97 Alger, Phoebe P., 27 Fifield Street ................................I......... 262.19 Allen, Amelia F„ G Cary r Road East .................................... 228.84 Allen, John K. et ux, 13 Rutland Street .................................. 31,93 Amara, Salvatore et us, Boston ..............................:................. 25.62 *Amaral, Coiisceicao, East Cambrirge ... .............................. 10.02 Amari, Gaspare et ux, 100 Summer Street .......................... . 83.6 5 Ambrose, James J. et ux, 51 Capitol Street ........................ 141,95 Atnbrosi, Pietro et ux, 56 Westminster Avenue .................... 178.76 Ames, Etta C., 131 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 100.20 Ames, Grace C., 178 Palfrey Street ............................. ...... 80.00 Amod+eo, Antonio, 204 Orchard Street .................................... 16.70 Ananian, Garahed at ux, 568 Mt. Auburn Street ................ 43A2 ;"Ananian, Garabed H. et at, 568 111t. Auburn Street............ 30.29 Ananian, John. 15 Crawford Street .................................... 20.04 r 226 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Anastasi, 1:ieirs Pietro, Everett ---...........I......I......I........... 247.16 Anastasi, Peter, Everett .......................................................... 283.90 Anderson, Marie K., Waltham ................................................ 217.10 Anderson, Heirs Oscar E., 42 Barnard Avenefe.................... 198.93 Andrews, Austin H., 43 Franklin Street ................................ 1,277.65 Andrews, Frank H., 848 Charles River Road .................... 299.4& Andrews, William S., 132 Alain Street ................................ I4a,52 Androsky, Charles et ux, 133 Lexington Street ................ 45.72 Angel, Frank of ux, 214 Arlington Street ........................ 18.9 Angell, Joseph H., 79 Fitchburg Street ................................ 180.36 Angela, Rocco et ux, fit Spring Street ................................ 1.61.99 Antamian, Rose, 71 Elm Street ............................................ 13.36 A.ntunion, Alexandra S., 43 Crawford Street .................... 107.04 Aprahamian, Manoog, 99 'Bigelow Avenue ............. ... ...... 8,3.E .Aprahamian, lartig, 27 Elton Avenue ............................. .. 228.79 Aprigian, Peter, 38 Cypress Street . . .. 77.32 Arakelian, Dielcon et ux, '29 Fairfield Street ........................ 195.90 Archibald, John et tax, 35 .Maple Street ................................. 11.96 :arena, Angelina, 8 Bostoiiia Aventie .... ............................... 235.47 .Airing nyan, Eugenie, 71 Putnam Street ................................ 235.47 _U-no, Paola, 24 Perry Street ................................................ 33.49' Atone, Domenico, 60 Prentiss Street .................................... 214.81 Arsine, Louis, 1p8 Templeton Parkway ............. . . ............ 83,92 Arone, Louis et ux, 630 Alt. Auburn Street ........................ 6.02 Asadcorian, Sarkis., 29 Nichols ANtertue ............. .. .............. 20.04 Asarian, Harry' et rug, 48 Quixreby Street .................... .... 259.67 Aselbegiam, Ariknax et al, S Dartmouth Street .................... 1.19.78 Aspegren, Carl Y. et al, 96 Bradford Road .. .. ...............1-- 285.40 Assarian, -Vahan, 72 Bigelow Avenue .................................... 3.34' *Atamian, Malkon, 234 Boylston Street ,............................... 51.79 .Atwood, W. Eineer, 27 Merrill Read ........................................ 286.78 Audella, Helen D., Boston ........................................................ 306.49 Babcock, William W., Tr. ........................................................ 248.33 Baboian, Charles, 710 ]%It. Auburn Street ............................ 21.5.0a Baboian, Harny, 405 Mt. ,auburn Street ................................ 8.35 Bagnall, Earle E., et ux, 93 Highland Avenue .................... 203.01 Bagnall, Earle E., 1.93 Highland Avenue ................................ 25.38 Bailey-, Pearl H., 15 1lilltap Read ............................................ 170.99 Bake, Norma L, 104 BeecliNvood Avenue ........... .... .......... 265.53 Baker, Frank G., 7 Spring Street ............................................ 3.34 Baker, Margaret E., 44 California Street .............................. 84.98 Baleom, Roy. C.. 32 Fitchburg Street .................................... 15G.98 Ball, Doris F., 53 Copeland ,Street .......................................... 163.66 *Balsama, Joseph, 642 Mt:. Auburn Street ............................ 8.35 Bangs, J. Mitchell et ux, 64 Parker Street ............................ 227,12 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 227 Barber, Helen Jane et al, 32 Stearns Road ............................ 213.10 Barbone, Soccorso, 47 Prentiss Street ................................ 79.42 Barbuto, Mary lF'., 334 Orchard Street .. . .............................. 300.60 Barchard, Oliver W. A ux, 17 Paul Street ............................ 242.16 Bardlzbanian, Hasmig et at, 30 Porter Street .................... 238.67 Bardizbanian, John M. et al, 33 Porter Street .................... 257.34 Bardizbanian, Nishan et al, 12 Concord Road .................... 143-85 Barker, George E. et ux, 91 Lovell Road ............................. 309.33 'Barker, Luliona M. et al, 64 Commonwealth Road ........ 33.88 Barksdale, Axmdrew H., 76 Brookline Street ........................ 95.16 Barnard, SimDnd, Boston ........................................................ 230.46 Barnes, Ada I., Roslx-n+dale ........................................................ 1170-00 Barnet, Bessie, Brightm ............................................................ 269.37 Barrett, Florence E., 44 Fitchburg Street ........... .................. 143.15 Barrett, Paul., 536 Main Street Barrett, Peter P„ Jr., 536 Main Street ................................ 637.94 Barry, Johanna J., 36 Bacon Street ........................................ 178,69 Barton, William G. et ux., 9 Ladd Street .......... .. .................. 105.21 Baxter, Pearl A., 42 Kimball Road ........................................ 243.82 Beatrice, Antonio, 195 Sumner Street ................................ 9.19 *Beatrice, Carl, 150 Edenfield Aveime . . ........I. .................... 148.86 Beck, Harry- J. et at, 60 Boylston Street ................................ 243.82 Beelcman, Ellen C., 68 Barnard venue ........................ ...... 310.62 Bedrossian, Grace, 15 Chauncy 'Street 7 Bedrossian, Hagop E., 656 Mt. Auburn Street .................... 66.80 Bedrossian, Sarah H., 24 Union Street ................................ 2+62.:19 Bedegian, Mardiro:s B. et ux, 19 Chauncey, Street ............ 318.97 Belding, Anson W., 277 School Street .................................... 238.80 Bella, Tone et ux, Cohn. ........................................................ 450.56 Bet'n-Lonte, Ceria+co, 129 Spring Street ......................... .......... 8.25 Renger, Beatrice, 381 School Street ........ .......................... 278.89 Benjamin, Harald C. et ux, 46 Russell Avenue .................... 245.49 *Berardino, James et ux, 12 Cottage Street ........................ 51.91 Berberian, Arasky et. al, 644 Mt. Auburn Street . .. .. ...... 6.69 Berg, Anna L., 5 Fairview Avesaue .... ...... .......................... 297.67 Berganan, G. Phillip, 28 Standish Road ................................ 153.94 Bernabei, Salvatore et ux, 16 Lyons Street ........................ 66.78 Berry-, Emilie P., 7 Whitney Street ........................................ 5.01 Bettencourt, Henry, 51 Sparing Street 2 Betts, George A. et u.x, 57 Burnham Street ........................ 8.3-5 *Bittelari, John, 46 Spring Street ........................................ 2.61 Bixby, Leland C. et ux, 45 Oliver Street .............. ............ 218.77 Bjorn, Gustave A, et ux, 19 Wilmot Street ....................... 141.95 Blair,Margaret A., 2 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 23.38 Blake, Edward, Merchants Roy;. ...................... .. ................... 6.68 228 WATERTONVIN TOWN REPORT Blake, Ralph J., et ux, 47 Stanidish Road ................................ 91.39 Blakeley, Vincent, 'Waltham .................................................... 20.04 Bleiflin;,, Eliza A., 54 Union Street ........................................ 108.55 Bocc.odor, Isla, 808 Main Street .................,........................,... 225.09 Boccodoro, Salvatore, 11 Forest Street ................................ 473.43 Boerstler, Bessie M., 206 Maplewood Street ........................ 287.24 *Boluie, Carl et ux, 76 Bigelow Avenue ................................ 122A0 Bond, Edwvard J. et ux, 18 Lovell Roast ................................ 220.23 Bond, Herman L., Summer Street ........................................ 3.34 Borges, Mary Leland, 1$ Stuart Street ................................ 168.67 Boschetto, Andrea, 103 Edenfield Avenue ............................ 330.04 *Bosehetto, Anna, 119 Edenfield Avenue ............................ 58.29 Botti, Grazin Muscolino, 215 Palfrey Street ........................ 161.1199 Boudreau, Helen L., 27 Maplewood Street ............................ 3o-,.28 Boujoulian, Hamazash et ux, 11 Chauncy Street ................ . 11a1,27 Boutelle, Eugene G. et ux, 15 Arden Road ...........................1 e312.54 Bowles, Emma A,, 7 Summer Street .................................... 130.86 Boyajian, Albis A., 71 Crawford Street 270.85 Boyrajlan, Haig, 4 Bigelow Avenue ........................................ 23.38 Boyd, Arthur 11. et ux, Wellesley ............................................ 283.90 Boyle, Edward J., 616 141ain Street ........................................ 243.04 Bracken, lllabel G., 17 Pesluosette Street ............................ 242.15 Brackett, Elon L. et ux, 51 ]Fayette Street ........................ 116,90 *Brady, John P., 13 Maplewood Street ................................ 49.59 BrandIcy, Peter J., Roxbury .................................................. 108.55 Brandolino, Camillo, 43 French Street ............. . .............. 21.73 Brandolino, Camilla et ux, 43 French Street ........................ 80,16 Brash, Alberta, Worcester .........I......................... . ....... ...... 288.91 Brenen, Grace Strong et al, 12I Poplar Street ........I........... 310,10 Brenen, Alary Lowell, 45 Lovell Road .................................... 291.59 Brescia, Gui,seppe et ux, 30 Cypress Street ........................ 5rL24 Brickley, John F. et ux, 208 North Beacon Street................ 130.12 .Briggs, Royal F. et ux, 848 Belmont Street.....................I...... 150.30 Brinkerhoff, Florence, 11 Parker Street ............ ................... 180.36 Brissin, Edna, 158 Belmont Street ........................................ 16.70 Brooks, Helen bra., 97 Langdsan Avenue ................................ 200.40 Brooks, William VHF., 18 Brooks .Street .................................... 65.26 Brosnohan, William J., 587 Main Street ............................ 64.85 Brown, Bertha E., 148 Standish Road ................................ 282.81 Brnwvn, I{arl J. et al, 30 Stoneleigh Road ............................ 195.37 Brown, Katherine E. et al, 1.4 Maplewood Street ................ 157.33 Bmwn, Margaret F., Dorchester .. . ....................................... 124.57 Brown, Heirs of Lewis, Arlington ................... 233.81) Brown, Marguerite M., 101 Poplar Street ............................ 307.48 Brown, Mary F., 876 Belmont Street .................................... 627.92 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 229 11rownell, William J. et ux, 726 1ft. Auburn Street ............ 315.63 Bruce, Edward M, 26 Phillips Street .................................... 13.3.6 Buebanan, Blanche E., 117 Spring Street ............................ 165.0l Burg, Alice Claire, 229 Common Street ................................ 283.90 Burgess, James B., 19 Irving Street .................................... 1.5.113 Burke, Susan, 51 Olney Street ................................................. 116.90 Burns, Heirs Joseph. et ", 126 Main Street ........................ 207.08 Burns, Margaret, 13 Broadway ............. -.............................. 307.28 *Burns, Mary E., 75 Franklin Street .................................... 111.94 Burr, E, Florence, 12 Alden Road ............................................ 234AI Burroughs, Elise W., 4 Winsor Avenue ................................ 332.33 Buscuni, Joseph, 643 Trit. Auburn Street ................................ 40.08 Butler, Alfred W., 12 Mt. Auburn. Street ............................ 3.01 Butler, Arthur F. et ux, 44 PMIlips Street ............................ 100.00 *Butler, Bettina. A., 31 Fitchburg Street ............................ 156.98 Butler, George F. et ux, 173 Mt. Auburn Street ................ 409.15 Butler, Heirs Lillie F., 1.9 Derby Road ................................ 251.111i Butler, Mae L., €17 Church Street ............................................ 133.60 Butterfield, Nettie F., 53 Marion Road .................. ... 162.00 Butters, Irene B,, 281 Main Street ........................................ 100.34 Butters, Lucinda, 207 Main Street ........................................ 420.84 Careavaro, Emily, 9 Thurston Road .................................... 300.52 Cahalane, Julia et al, Cambridge ............................................ 250.50 *Caicla, Ettore et ux, 9 Kimball Road ................................ 295.59 Caira, Enrico et ux, 213 Watertown Street .......................... 128.94 Calden, William E. iyt ux, 25 Morse Street ............................ 242.15 Calderani, Tony et al, Forest Street .................................... 10.01), Calipolites, Ignatius, 97 Arlington Street ............................ 177.02 Callahan, John F. et al, 5 Cren%ti Ile Road ............................ 111.14 Callahan, Elizabeth G., 144 Pleasant Street ........................ 235.47 Callaway, Annie et al, .52 Hillside Road ........ ... ... . . ........ 262.19 *Calnan, Patrick et al, 196 Maplewood Street .................... 76.27 Cambridge Savings Bank, Cambridge .................................... 370.714 Cambridl;eport Savings Bank, Cambridge .......................... 230.46 Cameron, William R. et ux, 40 Fayette Street .................... 23,61 C mpa na, Argo, 755 Alt. Auburn Street ............................ 29.39 Campagna., Corinne, 25 Hillerest Circle ................................ S32.057 *Campagna:, Francesco et ux, 11 Bostonia Avenue .............. 53.64 Campagna, Gene J., 32 Lloyd Road ........................................ 252.1.5 Campa.nin , Romeo, Lawrence ..................... 516,02 Campbell, Bernice L., 330 School Street ................................ 193.92 Campbell, Daniel, Prentiss Street ............................................ 6.68 'Campbell, Emma F., 141 Winsor Avenue ........................ 276.55 *Campbell, Marion 0., 164 Church Street ............................ 290.58 Campbell, Percy C., 330 School Street .................................... 43.42 30 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Canady, Oscar M., 73 Spruce Street .. ................................. 1.67 Cannon, Patrick J., 27 Gilbert Street .. ........... ................... 212.11 Cannuli,Joseph et ux, 11 Wheeler Court ................................ 23.88 *Canzan+elh, Pericles, 12 Palfrey Street ................................ 3.34 Capone, Pasquale et al, 81. Boyd Street ................................ 147.00 Caracostas, Mary, 8 -Belknap Terrace ...... .. .......................... 170.94 •Caragulian, Garabed H., 404 hilt. Auburn 'Street ................ 195.46 Carbone, Caterina, 71 Burnham ,Street ................................ 232,13 Carbone, Pellegrino et ux, Lynn ...........---.......................... 267.20 Cart hia, John V. et ux, 120 I.angdon Avenue ........................ 195.73 Carlson, August H. et ux, 145 Spruce Street ........................ 192.05 Carlson, Iwan E. et ux, 9 Clyde Road 7 Carlton, George E. et ux, 54 Merrill Road ...... 158.4o Carney, Robert L., 49 Olney Street ........................................ 116.90 Carpenter, Alice P., 64 Lowell Avenue ..................... 116.90 Carpenter, P. Scott et ux, 1.02 Stancleigh Road ................ 282.82 Carr„ James F, et ux, 60 Hovey Street ................................ 238.81 Carr, Katherine A., 2 Springfield Street ........-................. 243,18 Carrig, Olive T., Belmont ........................................................ 250.5[) Carroll, Cornelius J. et ux, 51 Hamden Avenue ................ 100.67 Carroll, Frederick A. et ux, 58 Shattuck Road .......... .... 412.49 Caruso, Donato eL ux, 66 Forest Street ................................. 161.99 Caruso, Guiseppe, WaverletiR .................................................. 6.68 Carusn, James, 37 Winter Street ........... .............................. 143.52 Carvalhu, Manuel A., Cainbridge ..................... ...................... 8.35 Casa =ant, Mary A., `32) Watertown Street ................... ... 91.85 Case, Louis, 294 Belmont Street ............................................ 178.89 Casey, Muth R., 129 Langdon Avenue .......................... ....... 245.49 Casey, William G. et ux, 11 TMarcitr Road ....................... 333.01 Casa, Pasqualina, 41 French Street ........................................ 76,92 Caruso, .Pasquale, 379 Main Street ........................................ 26.712 "'Castellano, Albert et al, 658 Mt. Auburn Street ............ 6.68 Caterina, `I'omaso, 85 A lin,gtort Street ................................ 200.40 Catering, Thomas, 90 Arlington Street ................................ 10.02 ,Catton, Percy, 95 Barnard venue ................................. .. .. 10.02 Cavanaugh, Florence I., ID Emerson road ........................ 215.02 Cavanaugh, John T. et ux, 547 Main Street ....................... 222.11 Cavaret,tu, Atfortso et ux, 35 Howard Street .......... ............. 233.80 Ceglia, 'Vincenzo et ux et al, 33 Church Mill ........................ 167.(m Cendrowski, Fawsten, 16 Cottage Street ............................ 100.00 Centebar, Charles 11., .461) 1vla,in Street ................................ 612.81 Centola, John et al, Br'igliton .................................................... 131.68 Central Auto Parks Co., 35 Galen Street .................,...... 20.98 Cerqua., \ello, 181 Fayette Street ........................................ 309.95 Chace, Harrdd F., 12{1 Poplar Street ...... . .......................... 1.67 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 231 Chamberlain, Henry A. et ux, 116 Standish React ................ 291.69 Chamian, Karope et ux, et al, 34 Cypress Street................ 177.02 Chapman, Eleanor M., 12 Chauncy Street ............................ 272.21 Chase, Ada B., 62 Robbins React ............................................ 252.17 Chase, Gertrude NI., 15 Hall Avenue ...................................... 22+.12 Chase, Louis H. et al, 62 Robbins Roan ................................ 11.69 Chase, Paul E. et ux, 33 Lincoln Street ......... ... .. . . . . . ... . 203.14 Chelios, Charles, 447 ,fain Street ........................................ 7.52 Chevoor, Mary, Boston .............................................................. 421.06 *Chicle, Arnold L,, 69 Lsngdon Avenue ................................ 101.31 Chinehinian, Paul et al, 24 Dartmouth Street ...............,.... 203.65 Chiochivs, Sophia G., 124 Belmont Street .............................. 287.24 Chopourian, Barry X, 504 Alt, Auburn Street ................ 6.68 Chotilian, Apraham et al, 27 Lloyd Road ........................... 243.82 Chrakian, Bagdassar et ux, 14 Coolidge Pull Road .......... 213.76 .Christensen, Fred J., 1.9 Wilmot Street ................................ 146.96 Christofferson, Carl A., 3 A Hilltop Road ............................ 6.+68 Christopher, Despi,na, 175 Boylston Street .......................... 179.61 Christopher, Stelios, 101 Bigelow Avenue ............................ 10.02 Churalcian, Heirs Vartan, 79 Grove Street ............................ 270.54 Church, Barbary. D., 74 Spruce Street .................................... 282-23 Church, Frederick C. P., 112 .Poplar Street ................ 209,73 Church, Iva. Gertrude, 122 Winsor Avenue .............. ......... 257.18 Ciampi, Veronica, 2 Putnam Street ......... .......... ................... 270.28 Ciarla, Vincent, et ux, 123 Worcester-Street ........................ 29.50 C arla, Domenico, 61 Lexington Street ................................ 86.72 Ciavardone, Ernesto et ux, 10 St. Marys Street ................ 248,83 Ciavarro, Domenico et ux, 23 Hearn Street ........................ .80 Cicatelli, Antonio, 40 Waltham Street ................................ 20.04 Cicotell , .A.ntonic, 36 Coolidge Hill Road ............................ 277.22 Cioppa, Louise., Wellesley ...................................................... 263.86 Clair, Michael James, 121 Chapman Street ............................. 124.90 Clark, Earl S., Boston ........................................ ..... .... .. .... 174.97 Clark, E. Everett et ux, 11 Katherine Road ........................ 165.33 Clark, Gladys M., 15 Bostonia Avenue .................................. 158.65 Clary, Guy, 694 Mt. Auburn Street ......... ... „ ................... . 3.34 Clarke, Alaria, 22 Everett Avenue ........................................ 58.76 Clay, Heirs Cassius G., 94 Lexington Street ........................ 155.31 Clay, Walter F., 44 Waltham Street .................................... 80.52 -'Clifford, Mary J., 10 Prescott Street .................................... 50.00 Clifford, Philip G., Boston ...................................................... 1,035.40 Clinton, Edward et ux, 27 Union Street ................................ 150.19 Cleherty, Delia X., 14 Morse Street .. ....... ........ .............. 222,21 Cochrane, Margaret B., 334 Arlington Street .................... 150.75 Coffey, Julia J., 81 Dexter Avenue ... .................................... 195.81 232 WATHRTOWN TOWN REPORT Coffin, ArthLir, 174 Delmont Strut ........................................ IU0,20 Coffin,, Ernest L. et ux, 24 Beacon Park ................................ 156.98 Cohen, Bezijamin, 84A Main Street .............. ` Colien, Dexter S., 2A Mt. Auburn Street ................ ... ... .., 3.34 Cohen, Frances R., 47 Capital Street .................................... 165.33 Colby, Maurice D., 41 Piermont Street ................................ 12.88 Colby, Maurice D. et six, 41 Piermont Street -...................... 133.43 Cole, Harold A., 191 Maplewood Street ................................ 282.23 Coleman, Frederick T. et ux, 22 Edenfield Avenue ............ 172.26 Coleman, Warren L., 33 Wilmot Street ............... ............ 173.68 Colesworthy, George B., 44 Adams Avenue ........................ 462.59 Colley, CJI LL[Ies 13. et ux, 72 Carrol Street ........................ 258.85 C of ligan, Mary A., 5 [loyal Street ......................... .... 128.59 Collins, Caroline A., 43 Paul Street ...................................... 25.05 Collins, Carolyn L., 43 Paul Street .......................................... 146.96 Collins, James P., 64 Carroll Street ........................................ 180.3f) Collins, .John A., 43 Paul Street ............................................ 158.65 Collins, Ravenal L., 70 Beechwood Avenue .......................... 3.34 Collins, Thomas et ux, 14 Gilkey Court ...............................1 140.28 Collins, Walter W. et oN, 15 Shel(101 Road ........................ 152.32 Coliton, 14lieba.el et ux, 11 Arthur Terrace ........................ 108.55 Comick, Anna Al., 50 Wilmot Street .................................... 141.95 Comstock, Heirs Albert 1iI, 103 North Beacon Street ........ 200.00 Condon, Anna 11. et al, Fayette Street, Newton ................ 158.65 Condon, Jahn P'., 145 Waverley Avenue ............................ 612.41 Condon Corporation Co,, John P., 145 Waverley Avenue 1,319.30 Conklin, Minnie L., 304 Common Street ................................ 125.25 Connell, Cathrine V., 72 Belmont Street ............................ 268.87 Connolly, Patrick H. et ux, 36 Edenfield Avenue ................ 152.11 Condors, William H., 114 Rutland Street ............................ 160.04 Conrad, Emmeline F., 22 Olney Street .................................... 150.30 Cultsolazio, Joseph, 272 Palfrey Street ................................ 3.34 Constaanzo, JuNeph ICI., 125 fit. Auburn Street .................... 6.£8 *Conte, Mario et ux, 136 Edenfield Avenue .......................... 31.05 Conti, Annie, 53 Riverside Street ..........................:................. 143.62 Conti, Mario et ux Mario, 136 Edenfield Avenue ................ 6.68 Conte, Peantaleone, 151 I1rookline Street .............................. 2.51. Coolidge Dye House Inc., 104 Coolidge Dill Road ............ 557.78 *Coolidge, Herbert et al Exers., 77 Garfield Street ........ 10.00 Coolidge Corner Co-op, Bank, Brookline ............................ 227.12 Corazzini, Elsie C., 23 Chaanning'Roaad ............... ...... ............ 28C52 Corazzini, Gaetano et ux, 181 School Street ..................... . 245.23 Corazzini, Salvatore et al, ifs Chapman Street .................... 51.77 Cornetta, Antonio, 151 Sycamore Street 23.38 Cornatt:a, Antonio et ux, 1.51 Sycamore Street .................... 235.47 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 29 Corsetti, Guiseppe et ux, 199 Lexington Street ................ 133.60 Corsi, Angelina, 430 Pleasant Street ...................................... 140.28 Corsi, Frank, Newton ................................................................ 18.37 4Corsi, '1°ommaso, 112 Forest Street ........................ Cosgrove Bakers, Inc., 32 Crawford .Street ............................ 432.53 ,Cosmon, Frank T., 44 Morse Street ........................................ 10.02 "Costa, Heirs Vincent, 36 Carrell Street .............................. 2555.51 Cotter, Michael, 44 North Beacon Street ............................ 803.27 Cotter, Timothy J., Mattapan ................................................- 35.18 Cousbalis, Evanthia lel., 746 A-It. Auburn Street ...,. .,.......... 250.81 Cousebelis, Louis N., 746 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 753.03 Coutts, Relen, 24 Westland Road ............................................ 165.82 Couture, Joseph et al, North Beacon Street ........................ 1(02 Couture, H. Joseph et ux, 42 Carroll Street............................ 150.40 Cuvino, Frank, et ux, Westniinsuer Avenue .......................... 125.40 Cox, Edward John et ux, 51 Bailer Road ............................ 472.161 Coyne, Ellen M., 48 Corrtnianwealth Bond ............................ 188.91 Craig, Irene, Boston ................................................................ 559.52 Craig, Samuel T., 41 Lowell Avenue ....... 167.00 Cra%vforcl, Frederick C., 30 Lincoln Street ............................ 424.18 Crawford, James E, et ux, 59 Carroll Street .............--...... 194.11 *Creamer, Thomas, 113 Winsor Avenue ................................ 34,31 Crewe, Wiley D. et urn, 3`6 Charles fiver Road ..........I....... 278.89 Critchett, Eleanor M., 35 Arden Road ................................ 528.14, Critchett, Everett H., 35 Alden Dead ...................................... 2.51 Cronin, John W. et ux, 61 Shattuck Road ........ .. ............ . 816.63 Crawley, Charles F''., Cambridge ,............................................ 23.38 Crowley, Joseph et ux, 58 Bates Road ................................ 187.18 Crowley, Lillian G., 41 Stoneleigh Road ............................ 34U3 Crupi, Domenico A ux, 29 Prentiss Street ............................ 100.00 Crupi, Roaaria, 11 Keith Street .................---................... 15.03 Cucinatta, Giovanni, Waverley ......................... .. . ................ 1173.72 .Cucinotta, Nunziata, Waltham ..-......................................... 58.11 Cummings, Roy L., 35 Upland Road ....................... ............ 243.82 Canniff, HEirs Catherine M., 79 lafarshall Street ..... . ........ 317.30 Cunniff, P. Sarsfield, 79 Marshall Street .. ........... ... . ....... 267.20 Curley, Margaret M., 71) 1'oplar Street ................................ 65.16 Curran, Julia M. et al, 79D Mt. Auburn Street .................... 270.54 Currie, Bessie, 168 North Beacon Street ............................ 224.06 Curtin, Edward A. et ux, 62 Carver Road .. .. .. . .... ..... 148.95 .Curtin, Minettz C., 3194 School Street .................................... 163.96 Curtin, Peter, 44 Elliot Street .................................................. 60.79 Dacey, John A. et ux, 158 Worcester Street ........................ 156.98 Radian, Hampar et ux, 210 Boylstwi Street ........................ 273.88 Daley, Margaret J., 86' Edenfield Avenue ............................ `07.919 284 WATERTOV4 N TOWN REPORT CDalfino, Carmelo, 214 Waverley Avenue ................................ 6.68 Dalkranian, Krikor, 41 Meleny Avenue ................................ 146.96 Dalkranian, Nazareth K., 40 Laurel Street ..................I.......1. 185.37 Dallerso, Nicholas et ux, Providence, R. I. ............................ 13.36 Daly, Kathleen ill., 95 Carroli .street ...................... ............ UU2 IDalaell, Frederick W., 34 Oliver Street ................................ 223.78 Damiani, Ippr)lito, 5 Sawin Street ........................................ 66.91) DM'Amico, Guiseppe et ux, 81 Arlington Street .................... 1`2,37 D'Amico, Nicola et ux, 92 Putnam Street ...................:.... 217,l�y Dana, Bridget, 63 Belmont Street ...... .. ......... ............... 12 7,01) D'Andrea, Vittoria eE ux, 28 Cottage Lane ........................ 76,82 D.angel, Sadie L., 650 Mt. Auhurn Street ................................ 565.63 Daniels, Harry, 647 Mt. Auburn Street .................................. 33.40 Damier, Hazel G., 157 Common Street ................................ 233.80 *Danskin, John F. et u)�, 18 Hillside Load ...........................: 11f1.87 Dapanian, Nishan, 99 Bigelow Avenue ................................ 16.70 Darakjian, Krikor et ux, 29 Hazel Street ...... . .. ............ 260.52 Dardis, ,Tames E., 26 Hawthorne Street ................................ 165.33 Dardis, -4Iary A., 26 Hawthorne Street ................................ 143.V Dasey, Elizabeth, Reading ...................................................... 257.30 Davenport, Alfred M., 88 Grove Street .............:.................. 593.67 Davenport, Florence 11., 88 Grove Street ........ . .. ... . . .... 357.38 Davis, Annie ir1., 89 Lowell Avenue ............................. 143.62 Davis, Edith M., 9 Gay Road .................................................. 349.03 Davison, Charles U. et ux, 15 Palfrey Street .................... 2.67 Davock, Mary E., 35 Stuart Street .. ....... ... ........................ 165.33 Days, James et ux, 155 Spruce Street ................................ 77,99 Dealtry, Eleanor M., 51 Garfield Street ............................ 462.59 DeAngelis, Josephine, 1068 Belmont Street ........................ 18.37 Dedekian, Baghadar et ux, 155 Dexter Avenue .................... 195.49 Dedekian, Vartan et al, 128 Nichols Avenue ........................ 321.21 Dederian, Francis A., 541T Nit. Auburn Street ........................ 61).50- *Dee, Patrick J. et ux, 31 Ch€znning Road ............................ 1011.00 D+eFela'ce, Gu seppe yet ux, 230 Westminster Avenue ............ 143.62 DeFel ce, Edward A., 38 Melendy Avenue ............................ 38.00 DeFeliippo, Josephine, 61 Langdan Avenue ........................ 238.81 DeGeorgio, Pasquale eL ux ........................................................ 242.15 Dedna.n, Patrick J. et ux, 66' Boylston Street .................... 249.83 Delaney, Irene, 15 Beacon Park ............................................ 153.64 Delney, John C., Jr., 997 Belmont Street ............................ 339.81 Delleville, Antonio et ux, 101) Arsenal Street .................... 3.51.70 Delorey, Jahn E. et ux, 141 Waltham .Street ........................ 54,09 Deluca, James at ux, 43 Loomis Avenue ............................ 146.96 DeMarco, Joseph et al, 99 Spring Street ....................... ..... 38.49 DeNovellis, Giulio et ux, 39 Fairfield Stred ........................ 243,29 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 3 DePrato, Urbano, 60 Bigelow Avenue .... , ...................... 8,35 Derderian, Lucy, 216 Common Street .................................... 581.163 Derderian, Missak, 208 Conimon Strut .............................. . 16.70 Derderian, Setrak, 216Common Strut ................................ 26.72 Derka-arian,Tourvanda, 31 Elton Avenue ............................ 153AA DeRonde, Irena S., Cambridge ................................................. 252.17 Desantis, Concetta et al, 1.3 Huward Street ........................ 76.60 l eschemeaux, George L., 158 Common Street ........................ 16.70 Deschenes, Arthur, 36 Upla.n Road ......... ..... . .................... 1.67 DeSimone, .lames et ux, East Boston ...................................... 200,00 Devaney, Patrick J., 72 Green Street .................................... 227.12 Devoe, Stephen .1.,et ux, 99 Westminster Avenue ................ 225.45 "De,xire, Mabel G. yet al, Somerville .................................... 450 90 ''Dewire, °Thornas A., Somerville ............................................ 232.13 *Dexter, Evans kL et ux, 101 Lovell Road ............................ 304.99 DiBacco, Jo8eph et ux, d Sexton Street ................................ 146.96 DiBlasio, Nicola et uX, 51 Quimby Street .............. ........... 224.60 DiCecca, Camillo et ux, Somerville ........................................ 95.71 Dick, Darold, 47 Fuller load ................................................ 1.67 D3 ckenscheid, Katherina, 30 Carver Road East .................... 972.21 Didmenico,Alessandra, et ux, 92 Waltham Street ..........,..... 197.W, Didomenico, Alexander D., 92 Waltham Street .................... 21.71 DiFr;aia, Maria Trustee, Somerville ........................................ .33.40 DfGiacomandrea, Domenico et ux,169 Fayette Street ........ 78.1 Dilbairian, Dikrau, 59 Templeton Parkway ........................ 324.18 Dilucei, Francis D. et ux, 78 Salisbury Load ........................ 300.02 DiMascio, Raffaele et ux, 46 Waverley Avenue ..............P. 144,32 DiMella, Guiseppe A tjx, 46 Waverley Avenue .................... 68.13 Dinardo, Antonio et ux, 89 Fayette Street ........................ 94.76 DiPietramonio, Carmine et ux, 63 Waltham Street ............ 127.04 Diran, Suran et ux, 108V Spruce Street ................................. 240.48 DiVecchio, Vincenzo, 219 Waltham Street 8.35 "Dixon, Mary M. et al, 21 Templeton Parkway ................ 95.59 Djinwis, Varther, 28 Concord Road .�...................................... 270.54 Dobrowolski, Michael et ux, Cambridge ................................ 100,00 Dodd, Emma L., 6 Sunnybank Road ........................................ 348.99 Doherty, George et ux, 25 Dovell Road ................ . ............. 200.00 Dolbier, Adelaide C., 9 Jewett Street .................................... 240.48 Donabed., Avedis B. et al, 121 School Street .................... 242.15 Donne, Nicola Delle et ux, 175 Fayette Street .................... 96.89 Donnelly, John W. et ux, 37 Walnut Street Donnelly, Margaret R., Malden ............................................ 260.455 *Doriaboe, Michael et ux. Cambridge .................................... 100.69 Donovan, Mary E. et al, k8 Wolcott Street ........................ 278.33 Dorev, Mabel 'T., 33 Gilbert Street ......................................... 63.66 236 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT *Dorley, Arthur J., 126 Galen Street .................................... 33.40 Dr)rr e, Curtis E. et ux., 50 Marion Road ............................ 2.82 Doucakis, Andromacki, 223 Arlington Street ........................ 272.2 i Doudakian, Steven et al, 203 Boylston Street ..................... 228.79 *-Downer, Heirs Francis E., 303 Waverley Avenue ............ 1(Wi,2;53 Doyle, Mary, Newton Centre ................................................ 285.2 Driscoll, James et ux, Framingham .................................... 258.55 Dudley, George W. et ux, 17 Spruce Street ........................ 236.66 Duest, Lydia. M., 70 Hovey Street .......................................... 125.25 Duffy, Mary E., 503 pain Street .......................................... 40.46 Duffy, Peter D., 15 Prescott Street ........................................ 140.28 Daley, George E. et ux, 98 Spruce Street ...................... 218.77 Dunn, Joseph A., 279 Mt. Auburn Street ............................. 170.34 Durkin, Edward A. et tax, 10 King, Street . .......................... 139.78 I?urnan, James H., Jr., 79 North Beae= Street ................ 23.38 Durnan, James H., 79 North Beacon Street ........................ 140-28 Durnan, James H., Jr., et al, 79 North Beacon Street ........ 260.50 Durnan, Heirs Nora Kiley, 44 Meiendy Avenue ................ 302.27 Durnan, Patrick, llelendy Avenue ........................................ 3.34 Durrigan, Francis, Dorchester ................................................ 138.66 D'Urso, Nicola et ux, 535 Mt. Auburn Street .................... 328.43 Dwyer, Margaret, 31) Stuart Street ...................................... 72,01 Dwyer, Michnei J. et ux, 770 Belmont Street ........................ 134.74 Dwyer, William J., 840 Belmont Street ................................ 18.84 Dwyer, Winifred G., 24 Whitcomb Street ............................ 10().`0 Dyer, Damic 3. et at, 43 Hovey Street .................................... 187,04 Dy.-,on, Josepliine 11., 59 Orchard Street. ................................ 172.88 Eagleson, Eva M., 60 Hillside Street .................................... 2r.50 Eagleson, William, Sr., 61 Hillside Street .......... ................. 11.07 Eames, Lee, 12 Merchant Rmo . ............................................ 3.34 `East BridKewater Savings Bank, East Bridgewater .......- 174.53 Eataugh, George et ux, 15 Auburn Court ............................ 141.95 Eaton, Leroy S., 144 Winsur Avenue ...................... . . , ..... 126.92 Eaton, Leroy S. et ux, 144 Winsor Avenue ..................... .. 205.41 Edward, Charlie, 127 Spring Street .................. .. ................. 3.84 *Edwards, Peter, New Yurk .................................................. 62.96 Eewin, Fred et ux, 60 Chapman Street .................................... 30.06 Egan, Alice G., 45 Winsor Avenue .......................................... 160.00 Egan, William C., Cambridge ................................................ 334.()0 Egizio, rra,ncesco, 1.28 Main Street .................................... 12 i.f12 Elacqua, Carmen, 264 Arlingtan Street ........... . .. ...... 238.91 Elbag, N axaly, 29 Coolidge 1•1111 Road .................................... 1.23.78 Elliott, Elias W., 35 Union Street ...................... . .................. 283.9() Elite Bowling Alley, 590 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 26.72 Ellis, Annabel E., 155 Lovell Road COLLECTOR'S REPORT 237 'Emerson, Bessie :1L., 48 Walnut Street ................................ 188.71 Emerton,John, 85 Forest Street .............................................. 136.94 English, Carmen et ux, 25 Cottage Street ............................ 141.95 English, Sam, et ux, 196 Fayette Street ................................ 25.05 Erskine, Doris L., 91 Common Street ................................ 187.04 Erskine, Kenneth H, et ux, 91 Coninion Street . .................. 33.41) Esterberg, Herbert L., 17 Maim Street ................................. 33.40 Evans, James D. et al, 119 Church Street ....__ .. ............. 148.63 F,vans, James E., Medford ........................................................ 176.74 Evans, Josephine M., Arlington ............................................ 240.48 Evans, Kate F'., 11 Chester Street ........................................ 275.5.5 *Everett, Lillian G., 122 Marshall Street ............................ 180.86 Fairbanks, Catherine L., 44 Spruce Street ....................I... 251.99 Falbo, Frank, 15 Berkeley Street ............................................ 60.12 *Falco, Antonio, 169 Lexington Street ............................... 12.59 *F aneuil Cry-Operative Bank, Brighton .................................. 739.47 Farago, Frank F., et ux, 58 Prentiss Street ........................ 75.15 Fa,rese, Angelo et ux, 16 Gleason Street ............................ 605.23 Farese, Theresa, 266 Warren Street ........................................ 227,12 Fa.rieelli, Donato et ux, 6 Rifle Court .................................... 29.60 I+arraher, Margaret, 42 Royal Street .................................. . 105.21 Farrar, Margaret, 19 Cuba Street .......................................... 57.07 F'arell, Ellen L. et al, 12 rifle Court Farwell, 'Winifred D., 70 Robbins Road ............................ 252.17 F'avuzxa, Cuiseppe et ux, 129 Nichols Avenue. ................ 367,,,g3 Fad°, Leon F. et.ux, I10 Rutland Street .................................... 50.02 Pay, Mary A, 122 North Beacon Street ............................ IM.58 Faye, Nora E., 13 Copeland Street .................................... 208.40 Feinberg, Esther, 79 Rutland Street .................................... 228.51 Felloni, Joseph et u_x, 36 California Street ........................ 132.21 Felten, Margaret C., 29 Emerson hoard .......................... ..... 100.24 Fenerjiaii, Khachaduor S., 170 Belmont Street ................ 10.02 F"eola, Louis, 35 Aft. Auburn Street .................................... 349.03 *Ferrari, Andrew, 40 Prentiss Street ................................ 155.31 Ferrins, James W., arsenal Street ........................................ 146.96 F'ewl-es, Charles H. et al, 52 Maple Street ........................ 71.81 Finocchic, Rocca et ux, 55 Crawford Street ........................ 11.32 Fish, Jennie M., 16 Templeton Park-way ................................ 309.22 Fisher, Edgar E. et ux, 11 K,eonan Street ............................ 247.16 Fisher, Edwin W., 12 Westland Road ........................... . ...... 130.26 Fiske, C. Allen, 46 Arden Road ............................................ 336.17 Fisk, Joseph H., Boston ........................................ ................ 409.15 Fittz, Homer et al, 622 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 15.63 "Fitzgerald, Ed-ward et ux, 32 Laurel Street ...,................. 212.09 F�tagerald, Honora, 37 Grenville hood .................................... 190,4.5 238 W ATERTOW.% TOWN REPORT *Fitzgerald, Joseph A., 36 Stuart Street ......................... . 61.99 *Fitzgerald, Richard J., Arlington Street ........................ 100.00 Fitzgerald, Rase, 34 01cott Street ........................................ 175.35 Fitzgerald, Veronica E, et al, 832 Belmant Street ............ 115.23 *Fitzpatrick, Joseph et al, 599 11t. Auburn Street ..,......... 43.42. *Fitzpatrick, Mary A., 68 Dexter Avenue ... ....................... 187.04 *Flagg, Colon J. et ux, 35 Pequosette Street .................... 14.35 Flanagan, Catherine A., 68 Salisbury Road .............I.......... 279.98 Flavin, Mary E., 9 Carlton Street .......................... ............ 265.78 Fletcher, Ruth A., 10 Grenville Road ............ .................... 270,51 Fliteroft, Albert E., 58 Chapman Street ............................ 140.28 Forand, Delphis C., 94 Lowell Avenue ................................ 457,59 Ford, Alexander C. et ux, 18 Wilmot Street .......................... 323.99 *Ford, John C. et ux, Gl Greed Street ...........................:........� 81.9a Foskett, Martha M., 129 Edenfield venue ................ .... .. 147.88 Faster, Mildred M., Newton .................................................. 85(1.[l3 Fowler, Joseph & Son, Spring Street ................................ 60t Franchi, Paolo et ux, 87 Arlington Street ...................... . 175.35 Frappier, Ella X., 35 Elton Avenue .................................... 213.76 Frederickson, Fritz et ux, 375 Schaal Street ........................ 150.61 Friedman, Joseph, 563 11t, Auburn Street ............................ 83.50 Friend, Frank C., Medford ...................................................... 572.99 Frissora, Henry et ux., Waverley Avenue ............................ 316-20 Fuller, Carrie M., 7 Chester Street ......................................... 97.32 Fulton, Jahn et ux, 103 13arnden Avenue ............................ 223.18 Fundeklian, Setrak et ux, 16 Lloyd Road ............................ 150.00 *Furey}, 'Thomas et ux, 121 :arsenal Street ............................ 86.99 Gabriel, Harry et ux, 23 Lexington Street ..................... .. 1.55.26 Cage, Ida Pitts, 38 Standish Road ........................................ 283.91 *Gale, Mary A., 35 Lovell Road ............................................ 303.94 Gallagher, Agnes L., 111 Irving Street ................................ 148.G3 Gallagher, Annie, 58 -Whites Avenue .................................... 165.33 Gallagher, Ellen M., 9 Crays Street ........................................ 90.19 { Gallagher, Gertrude C. et at, Cambridge .............................. 734.80 Gallagher, James Al., 2 ftplewood Street ............................ 302.53 *Gallagher, Louise E., 42 Irving Street ................................ 98.53 Gallagher, Thornas ,lames A ux, 40 Everett Avenue .......... 190.70 Gallarico, James, 783A bit. Auburn Street .... .................. 6.68 Galligan, John F. e.t ux, 5 Clayton Street .............................. 242.15 Gandolpho, Heirs Charles J., 114 De-ter Avenue ............ 521.60 Gandolpho, Charles J., 114 Dexter Avenue ........................ 28.39 Gannazi, Angelo, 11 Berkeley Street .................................... 114.40 Garabedian, Eliza. M., 80 Boylston Street ...................... ..... 24115 Garabedian, HocsepM et ux, 20 Laurel Street. ........................ 198.73 Garabedian, Kevork, Newton Tapper Falls ............................ 88.0 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 239 *Garafulo, Frank et ux, 692 Belmont Street ............. . ......,, 10.90 Garaway, Herbert J. et ux, 5 morse Street ............................ 76.00 Garland, Lillian Louise, 58 Hillside Read .................... ...... 111.89 Garafolo, Domenic, 308 Main Street .................................... 43.42 Gar€Polo, Frances, 12 Linden Street ......................... ......... 135.27 *Gar1*11n, Katherine et al, 16 bunt Street ............................ 149.74 Gatchell Glass Co., Inc., 84 Arsenal Street ........................ 30,06 *Gaudenclo, James, 102 Main Street .................. 3.34 Gavin, Jennie A., 66 Irving Street .............. ............... 484.30 Gavin, Margaret E., 25 Birch Roaid .................................... 272.02 Gehring, William J., Briton ................................................ 30.82 Geil,fuss, Lena 111., 24 Olcott Street .................................... 48,29 Geljookian, Kriker et ux, 48 Fairfield Street ........................ 224.78 Gentile, :Cherubio, 394 Main Street ........................................ 50.10 Gentile, Luisella, 396 Main Street .................................,...... 263.86 Geohegan, Lawrence J. et ux, 41 Stuart Street ................ 210.42 Cer.manio, Melina, 45 Riverside Street ................................ 253,84 Gerry, Alice 164 Belmont Street 1.0.02 Geyikian, Arthur S., 104 Nichols Avenue ............................ 268.87 Geyikian, Steve, 354 Arsenal Street ........................................ 6.69 Giacoumakis, Callipi M. et al, 194 Arlington Street ........ 199.68 Giacomis, Alan, E., 194 Arlington Street ............................ 175.00 Gibbons, Edward C., 16 Hall .Avenue .........:.......................... 116,80 Gibson, Henry W,, 14 Avon Road .. ............................... 4.01 Gibson, Ina E. P., 14 Avon Road . .... .................................... 207.08 Gibson, Joseph E. et al, Newton ............................................ 155.31 Gilberg, Henrik, 91 Bradford Road ...................................... 2.34 +Gilberg, Henrick et ux, 91 Bradford Road ........................ 295.40 Gilbert, George F. et ux, 95 Barnard Avenue .................... 310.62 Giles, George A., Cambridge ................................................ 283.90 Gill, Gordon S., 108 Common Street .................................... 228.79 Gilliatt, Gertrude A., 29 Commonwealth Road .................... 272.21 Gilligan, Bartholomew, 291 Arsenal Street ..... ................. 146.96 Gillis, Lerretto B., 1.76 Love]] Road ........................................ 278.89 Gilmore, Katie M., 84 Garfield Street ............................... I,I22.24 Giordano, Pietro, 100 Putnam Street ......... ......................... 217.10 Ciuliane, Frank et al, 17 Prentiss. Street ..................... ..... 248.83 Given, Heirs Susan D., 531 Mt. Aluburn Street ..,................. 145.29 Gjertsen, Ingebret, 33 Chapman Street ................................ 174.31 Gland', Nellie S., Newton ........................... . . ..................... 233.80 Gleason, Elizabeth, H., 40 Otis Street ................. ... .......... 235.47 Clrssa, William R. et ux, 375 lit. Auburn Street ................ U0.23 Glover, Charles A., Lincoln ..................................................... 10.02 Godwin, NeMe, 17 Chester Street ........................................ 218.77 Goldbank, Vosgerchia.n, 145 Mt. Auburn Street ........ .. .... 58.45 240 WATERTOW-NN TOWN REPORT {Goldberg, Samuel H., 76 Main Street .................................... 70.14 Goldi, Armando et al, 31 Boylston Street ............................ 60.02 Goldsberry, John R., 13 Robbins 'Road .................................... 20.04 Goldsberry, Loraine C., 12 Robbins Road .........................- 299.84 Goldstein, I3yrnaai, 52 14t. Auburn Street ......................... 3.84 Goldthwaite, Dena D., 172 Bellevue Road ...................... . 247.1G Golub, Eva, 82 Leechwood Avenue ........................................ 255.51 *Gonfrade, Afro et ux, 11 Capitol Street ............................ 84,85 iGonsalo, Manuel A. et al, 72 Hillside load ............................ 198,73 Goodrow, Hattie et al, 83 Slsrue6 Street ................................ 191.62 Goodsell, Carolyn W., 105 Garfield Street ......................... . 400.00 Cordon, Vera M., 15 Mason Road ............................................ 269-10 Gvrenstein, Sophie et al, 1(; Brainerd Road, Allston ............. 504.S4 Gorgoni, Carmela, 16 Thirs(on. Raa.d ...................................... 248.83 Uormau, Charles J., Boston .................................................... 6,94.77 Gos,garian, Miran, 583 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 83.50 Gluld, Alden W. et ux, 42 Wilmot Street .......................•.... 145.29 *Grace, Margaret G., 14 Sun iybank Road ..... .................. 53.80 Grade, Oscar W. et ux, 32 Sunnybank Road ........................ 85.86 Graham, Helen F., 122 Barnard Avenue ............................ 382.43 *Graham, Inez M., 4 Franklin Street .................................... 124.03 Grant, Clive M., 105 Landon Avenue .................................... 1,78,69 Grant, 'Walter B., 32 Arsenal Street .................................... 76.82 Granville, George A., 23 Ciyde Road .................................... 150.00 Gray, Charles et ux, 358 Arlington Street ........................ 43.87 Greeha.n, Frederick D. et ux, 121 Winsor Avenue ............ 73.45 Green, Catberine et al, 29 Priest Road ................................ 72.98 Green, Darby, 10 Hun Street .................................................. 220.44 Green, Russell Allen, 63 Maplewood Street ........................ 263,86 Greene, Cora L, 33 Stearns Road ........................................ 327.32 Green, Georgina F., 83 Franklin Street ................................ 180.36 Greene, Willard B., 222 Bellevue Road ................................ 339.01 Greenland, FEuin}, 28 Culbert Street ....................................... 278.76 Gregg, A. Ernest et ux, 73 Langdon Avenue .................... 203.74 *Griffin, Emma C., 74 Charles River Road ............................ 288,34 Griffin, Sarah C., Waltham .................................................... 257.18 Grillo, Santo et ux, 40 Loomis Avenue ................................. 195.03 Grimes, Lillian L., 74 Channing Road ................................ 312.49 Grinnell, William T., 14 Waverley Avenue ........................ 242.15 Griswold, Loomis D. .................................................................. 15.03 Grogan, Margaret ,C., 158 Russell A,.*enue ........................ 320.64 *Grower, James G. et ux, 30 Barnard Avenue .................... 268.87 Guenjian, Benjamin, 52 Dexter Avenue ............................ 3.84 Guerino, Jennie, Sparkill Street ........................:................... 6.68 Guidrey„ Frances M., 49 Fussell Avenue ............................ 657.99 COLLECTOR°S REPORT 241 GGulesian, Abraham, 48 Cypress Street ................................ 122.01 Gwi€lerson, Robert A. et ux, 14 Clyde Road ........................ 292.25 `?5 Gustafson, Charles W., 776 Belmont Street ........................ 225.47 Gustafson, ,Icahn F., Watertown Street .<.............................. 3.34 Guzzetti, +Guisseppe et ux, 101 Arlington Street ................ 223.78 Guzzetti, G. Leone et ux, 12 Berkeley Street ....:............... 178.69 Haartz-Mason Grower Co., 274 Pleasant Street ...............1 1,769.51 Hackett Bros. Co., Main Street ............................................ 33.40 Hackett, Heirs Mimic L., 88 Robbins Road ........................ 266.53 Hati jinn, Rose, 46 Keenan Street ............................................ 92.93 Hatljinlian, Sarkis, 20 Boylston Street ......... 268 87 ................... . Hagopian, Hagop, 8 Melendy Avenue ................................ 129.70 Hagopian, Karop II. et ux, 37 Mialendy Avenue ................ 161.99 Hall, Dorothy B., 14 Carroll Street ........................................ 100.20 Hall, Edwin M., 30 Fuller Road .......................................... 4,34 Hall, William W., Sr„ Malden ................................................. 158.65 Hamilton, Charles B., Newton Centre ................................ :310,85 Hamiltan, Helen Marion, 57 Langdon Avenue .................... 192.05 Hamm, Leslie et ux, Arlington ................................. .......... 242.20 Hamm, M, Louise, Belmont .................................................... 547.71 Hammond, Harry D. et ux, 238 Beilev ue Road .................... 68.44 Hamparian, George H, et al, Belmont ................................ 267.20 Handy, Dalsey A., 161 Lexington Street ............................. 1765.04 Hanlon, Bridget M., 10 :Mapleton Terrace ............................ 79,98 Hannan, Owen, 65 Hazel Street ............................................ 224.52 Hamaon, Mark et ux, 59 Boyd Street ..................................... 156.97 Hansen, Henry M., 129 Grove Street .................................... 247.97 Hansen, Mildred A., 42 Chapman Street ................................ 233.80 Hapgood, Theodore B., .69 .Pearl Street ................................ 187.04 *H€araiawpou, Vasilois, 39 Berkeley Street ... .. . . .. .... .... 25.40 Hararis, Angelo et ux, 29 Kondazian Street ...............I........ 217.31 Hat-lcy, Bruce et ux, 178 Spruce Street ........................... .. 158,65 Harney, Mary E., 8 Cottage Lane ........................................ 48.4 Haroian, Arakel, 3 Nichols Avenue ........................................ 16.70 Harrington, Helen M., 65 Bacon Street ................................ 73.48 Harrington, Ralph E., South Sudbury ................................ 5,01 Harris, Charles A., 12 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 25.05 Harris, William S., 637•.Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 1.67 Hartnett, Patrick, 766 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 13.36 Hartnett, Elizabeth C., 766 Mt. Aubuni Street ................ 272.21 Harvey, Heirs Fannie, 16 Chestnut Street ........................ 146.96 *Harvey, William Al. et uN, 33 Warren Street .................... 165.90 Haskell, Fred AL et ux, 227 Sycamore Street .................... 75.24 Hatch, Walter L. A al, 18 Hill Street ................................ 133.60 Haughey, Helen L., 843 School Street .................................... 178.68 242 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Hauswirth, John J. et ux, 300 Waverley Avenue ................ 152.17 Hawes, Anna McKay, 183 Mt. .,A.uburn Street .................... 315.+63 Ham*es, Otis L., 15 Main Street ............................................ 176.35 *Hawkins, William J. et ux, 271 Waverley Avenue ............ 76.59 .Hawthorne, Ruth L., 4 Carver Road East ........................... 348.74 Haynes, Gladys D., 64 Union Street .................................... 60.00 Hayes, Maurice L. et al, 20 Alfred Road ............................ 219.07 Healey, John J., hewtonville .................................................... 136-94 Hendington, William J. et ux, 40 Porter Street......... ............ 99.44 Heney, Mary. A,, Brookline ........................................................ 98.91 Henderson, Lester M., 165 Common Street ........................ 243.82 Hennessey, Thomas M., 1072 Belmont Street .................... 18.36 Hennessey, Thomas N. et ux, 51 Whitney Street ................ 260.52 Herrnansen, Hans, 44 Gilhcrt Street ........ ........................... 45.94 Hershfield, Louis, Lawrence . .............................. . ...... ........ 951.90 Hesbion, Mary- E. Me., 96 Fitchburg Street 7 Hewitt, Agnes, 59 Capitol Street ............................................ 188.72 Hewitt, Francis J,, 55 Capital Street .............:...................... 228.79 Hickey, Cornelius, 18 Irma Avenue .................................... 268.86 Hill, Alice C., 23 Commonwealth Road ................................ 283.90 Hill, Elisa Al., 7 oU Belmont Street ........................................ 282.68 Hill, Oscar W., 700 Belmont Street ...................................... 68.79 Hill, Wilfred R. et ux, 11 Quincy Street ............................ 235.47 Hillier, George R., 28 Belmont Street .................................... 129.07 Hinckley, Laila L., 119 Spruce Street .................................... 172-01 Hinckley, Ora E., 35 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 13.36 Hjelmquist, Oscar et ux, 83 Bradford Road ..... .......... ...... 127.13 Hodge, Charles H., 45 'Bates Road ........................................ 185.76 Hodges, Maud D., Malden ...........................,...........,.,,,.....,,.,.,. 61.94 Hn€#`man, Martha M., 49 Bradford load •........................... 205.60 Holbrook, Mabel S., 56 Olcott Street .................................... 157.52 Holland, Edward D., 16 Stearns Road .................................... 401..43 Holland, Mary J., 92 Galen Street .........................--................ 121„98 Holmes, ,Clinton E., 94 Union Street .................................... 157.98 Holmes, Mary L., 272 Belmont Street ................................ 260.52 Holt, Charles P. et ux, 92 Standish Road ............................ 278.89 Hooba,n, 'moan s J., 67 Nortli Beacon Street ........................ 89..56 Hopewell, Charles F. et ux, 152 'Russell Avenue ................ 3,839.33 Horacek, Jahn M. et ux, 17 Whitacy Street ........................ 260.52 Hossbach, Louisa A., 21 Fayette Street; ................................ 206.41 Howard, Alvin, 145 Arsenal Street ........................................ 3.34 Howard, Heirs Sarah, 70 Galen Street ................................ 125.2.5 Howe, Ernestine P., 58 Marshall Street ................................ 245.49 Havre, W. Lawrence, 58 Marshall Street ............................ 5A5 Howell, Edmund et ux, 12 Fitchburg Street ................... . 155.31 COLLECTOR'S RIJI'ORT 24a Howes, Flora A., 256 North Beacon Street ........................ 163.66 Howes, Marie W., 23 I rvin Street ........................................ 121.93 -Howley, Paul C., 25 Springfield Street ................................ 251,16 Hubbell, Phyllis A.., Belmont .................................................. 171.92 Hudson, John R. et ux, 5 Partridge Street ........................ 238.85 Hudson, Mary J., Waltham ...................................................... 198.72 Hughes, Edward F., 26 Hawthorne Street ............................ 151.97 Hughes, Heirs Margaret, 311 bl.ain Street ............................ 302.67 Hughes, Heirs Mary 4., 11 Royal Street.......... ..... ... ........... 123.65 Hughes, Matilda V., Walt-ham ................................................ 863.39 Hull, Ruth N., 47 Emerson Road .................................:...... 205.83 Hulten, Johan Hilrner et ux, 41 Carver Road ...... .... ....... „ 308.95 Hunt, John Joseph, 29 Chandler Street ................................ 142.3& Hurler, .Arthur J. et ux, 19 Locke Street ........................ 312.80 Harley, Mary E., 72 Fitchburg Street ..................................... 197.88 *Hurley, John, 164 Main Street .............................................. 1,67 *Husselbee, Cyril et ux, 3 Summit Road .................. 220.32 Dutton, Charles S., 694 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 3.34 Hyman, Jamb, 2 Ladd Street ........................... 6.68 lannazzi, Angelo, 302 Arlington Street ................................ 68. 7 l<annazzi, AngeIo et ux, 302 Arlington Street .................... 326.554 lannelli, Nicola, 17 Winter Street ........................................ 439.21 Igoe, F:,tlier M., 16 Palmer Street ........................................ 288.V7 -`Ilaequa, Matten et ux, 9 Myrtle Street ................................ 56.0 i Ilid'e, William H. et al, 99 Bailer* Load ............................ 5,397.54 Inferrara, Anton, 779 Mt. Auburn Street ...,,. . .., .. I......... 40-08 Ingalls, Harriette, 30 Adams Avenue .................................... 294.12 Inl;lese, Graza, 15 Sunset Read ............................................ 51.77 Iodice, Amadeo et al, 808 lit. Auburn Street .................... 196.88 Iodiee, pied ,75 Warren. Street ................................................ 2.51 Irish, Heirs Ernest C. et ux, 59 Bailey React .................... 445.89 Jacobson, Florence R. L., 52 Partridge Street ...............1".. 153.64 Jacobson, William et al, 64 plain Street ..... ....... ....... ..... 100,20 Janigian, Yera�nouhi, New port; City ............................ 7' ,3€� Jarossi, Nicola et ux, 31 Ralph Street ............. ... ........ .... 135.27 Jella€lian, Garahed et al, 15 Dartmouth Street ...... ......... 243.82 Jenkins, Walter L. et ux, 123 Spruce Street ........................ 192.05 Jennings, George K. et al, Needham .................................... 959.33 Jensen, John I{., 572 'Alain Street .......................................... 287.24 Jerossi, Nicolas et ux, Sparkbill Street .... ... . . ................. 6.G8 Jewett, Alfred l'. et ux, 27 Stoneleigh Road ..................., 140-68 Jigar,iian, 11agop, 2 Appleton Street .................................... 195.39 Jiggerjinn, Anna, 7 Dart.moutb Street .......,........................ 102.11 Jikiliano, Michael et ux, 137 Fayette Street ........................ 160.50 Jobin, Theodore, 28 Chester Street ........................................ 227.96 244 WATERTOWN TOWN" REPORT Johanson, Cecilia W., 40 Maplewood Street .................... 338.92 Johnson, Adele V., Somerville .............................................. 112.95 Johnsen, kndrew T. et ux, 57 Palfrey Street ...................... 268.97 Johnson, Anna. A., 42 Carver Road East ................... ............ 300.60 Johnston, August, Somerville .................................................... 96.26 Johnson, Charles F., Cambridge 228.79 Johnson, Grace 0., 1.54 Common Street ................................ 217.14) 'Johnson, J. Erhard, 2 Belmont Street ................................ 40.08 Johnson, Louise S., 132 School Street .................................. 263.86 Johnson, Nels A, et ux, 43 Pequosette 'Street .................. 242.15 Johnson, Pauline Ames, 28 Sunnybank Road ........................ 184.00 Johnson,. Ray +C., Boston .......................................................... 203,74 *Johnston, harry E., 28 Wells Avenue .................................. 183.22 Jones, David R., Alfred Road ................................................ 157,68 Jordon, Marie M., 23 Alden Road ........................................ 272.21 Jordon, Stella L,, 38 Chapman Street .................................... 103.92 Joseph, Palitia, South Boston .................................................. '267.31 Joseph, Curtis G., Malden ...................................................... 39.34 Joubert, Pose, 37 Williams Street .,......................... ........... 8.35 Joyce, Ellen, 23 Boyd Street .................................................. 178.69 Joyce, John T., 634 Belmont Street ........................................ 457.58 Joyce, Joseph J. et ux, 131 Worcester Street ........................ 240.48 Joyce, Michael, 23 Boyd Street ............................................ 93.67 Joyce, Heirs William J., 31 Purvis Street ............................ 238.83 Jucknavorian, Krikor et al, 346 Arlington Street ................ 242.15 Juiliano, Angelina, 143 Fayette Street ................................ 182.23 Juliano, Louis et ux, 123 Fayette Street ............................ 50.96 Kalafatis, Varvara, 18 Porter Street .................................... 248.82 Kanner, Edward D., 26 Brimmer Street .,.,............................ 283.90 Kane, Elizabeth M., 2 Derby Road ........................................ 275.55 *Kaplan, Bernard et al ............................................................ 240.09 Kapralian, Haraan et ux, et al .................................................. 242.15 Karageusian, Mike, 33 Quimby Street ................................ 20.04 Karaina, I ourken et al, 25 Prentiss Street ........................ 202.29 Karoman an, Gohar, 122 School Street ................................ 254.68 Karamanian, Ohannes N., 16 Keith Street .......................... 113.56 Karonaso, Jahn, 468A Main Street .................................... 8.35 Kasparian, Shake V., 75 Templeton Parkway ...................... 311.23 Kazanjian, Hag-op AL, 105 School Street ............................ 23.38 Kenney, William J. et ux, 2 Theurer Park ........................ 30U6 Keefe, Charles E., 29 Arsenal Street .......... ............... ...... . 9.19 Keefe, Joseph, 174 Main Street ..................................,......... 3.34 Keefe, Mary G,, 14 Irving Street .......................................... 781.56 Keefe, Heirs Mary TV., 14 Irving Park ................................ 417.66 Keenan, Agnes B., 40 Dexter Avenue .................................. 150.76 COLLE TOR.'S REPORT 245 Kehyalan, Giragos, fib Dexter Avenue ........................ 98.24 Keirce, Thornas P., n Molt Street ........................................ 19,02 Keith, Lyde B., 17 Standish Road .......................................... 237.23 Ketch, Ellen T., 166 Hillside Road ........................................ 195.39 Kelleher, Thomas et ux, 33 Elmwood Avenue .................... 190.07 Kelley, Annie M., Dorchester ................................................. 470.51 Kelley, Clara L., 122 Hillside Road ................................. ..... 1195.49 Kelley, Emma R., 374 Charles River Road I......I................ 257.18 Kelley, Garrett, 315 Main Street Kelley, Helen P., 35 Stoneleigh Circle ................................ 313.96 Kelley, .dames E, et ux, 50 Beacon Park ................................ 84.65 Kelley, .Tarries P., Waverleyr ...................... ........................... 43t).80 Kelley, Joseph M., 98 Alt. Auburn Street ............................ 13.36 Kelly, Joseph et uN, 48 reinter Street ................................ 66.90 Kelly, Maurice W. et al, 40 Bridge Street .,. .................. 115.23 Belly, Michael J. el ux, 49 Bancroft Street ........................ 54.30 -`Kelly, Michael J. et ux, 26 11agle Street ............................ 192.05 Kelsey, Charles 14. et ux, Belmont ........................................ 41.25 Kennedy, Bertha E., 143 Watertown Street ........................ 175.35 `Kenney, A1ary Evelyn, 81 Summer Street ........................ 113.56 Kenney, Patrick I et ux, 133Galen .Street ........................ 203.74 Keshishian, Kasper, et al, 51 Dexter Avenue ................ .30 Keville, Patrick J., 39 Chapman Street ................................ 208.75 _Kbederian, Garabed, 83 Bigelow A�,enue ............................ 58.63 Khederian, Mary, 125 Nichols Avenue ................................ 23.38 Keely, James, 3 Theurer lark .............................................. 317.41 Kilberg, John et ux, 89 Lexington Street ............................ 154.45 Kilbridge, William H. et ux, 136 Walnut Street ................ 148.63 *Kilgore, Eva L., 135 Galen Street ........................................ 123.58 Kinder, Elizabeth, ,South Boston .......................................... 163.66 Kiti1.T, Benjamin et ux, 94 Harnden Avenue ............................ 138.59 Kirin;, i'+yles L. yet ux, 42 Putnam Street ................................ 146.91 Klrtley=, Katherine, 2411 Orchard Street ................................ 228.79 Kivell, Thomas F., 15 Longfellow Road ............................ 185.50 Klockngian, Hagop et at, 112 School Street ........................ 26.72 Knell, Walter W., 15 Everett Avenue ................................ 35.05 Knights Manufacturing Co., 36 Pleasant Street ................ fa.fi8 Knisell, Nellie P., 264 Common Street ........................... 437.:90 *Knox, George A., 62 Lexington Street ................................ 1.20.24 Kondazian, Minas S., 70 Coolidge Hill Road .................... 21.92 Kooyuumiian, Nishan, 42 Crawford Street ............................ 198.73 Koozoia.n, Munoog, Cambridge .......... .................. .................. 258.85 Kastick, John, 28 Alt. Auburn Street ...................................... 60.to *Kouzouian, Manoog, 404 Mt. Auburn Street .................... 33.40 K.reem, Rose J., 601 Alt. Auburn Street ................................ 22.00 246 WATERTO N TOWN REPORT Krikurlan, Krikor, 273 Buylston Street ................................ 88.50 Kuhn, David et al, 7 Morse Street ........................................ 262.19 Kurkjian, Bell, 407 Mt. Auburn. Street ................................ 36.74 Xurkjian, Perus, 109 Spruce Street ...................................... 308.95 Lafayette Associates Inc., Watertown ................................ 53.44 La,lMlarmne, Arthur J., Cambridge .......................................... 51.77- Lagerblade, Olga E., 4 Hilltop Road .................................... 267.75 Laguff, John H. et ux, 43 Hersom Street .............................. 25.05 Lally, Joseph M., 35 Grandview, Avenue .............................. 197.62 landberg, Dorothy, 640 ML Auburn Street ........................ 16.70 Landry-, Arthur N. A ux, 36 Hall Avenue ............................ 173AS *Landry, Charles F. et ux, 14 Quincy "Street ........................ 182.93 Landry, Katherine L., 72 Bradford Road ........................ 59.11 Lana-, Lena, 4 Forid Street ........................1.,..,......,........,...... 133.64 Ian ,,, William, 40 Mt. Auburn Street .................................. 16.71E Larkin, Joseph P. et al, 219 .Arsenal Street ......................... 253.84 Larrabee, Caroline A. et al, 40 Oakley Road .................... 382-76 Larsen, Margaret E., 18 Hudson Street ............................ 98.52 Lauricella, Antonio, 106 Main Street ................................ 171.68 Laverty, Anthony F., 750 brit. Auburn Street .................... 265.52 Lawson, Agnata B., 100 Langdon Avenue..................-....... 216.13 Lawton, Susan M.,39 Merrill Road ........................................ 286.78 Leacy, Cecil M., 55 Galen Street ............................................ 1,260.85 Leary, Elizabeth, 111 Galen Street ...................................... 292.25 Leary, Eugene S. et ux, 111 Galen Street ............................ 178.82 Leary, Daniel J. et ux, 12 Stuart Street ............................ 163,66 Leave, Charles H. et ux, 42 Standish Road ...................... . 283.91 Leavitt, Charles O, et ux, 167 Church Street .,.,...«.,,.,.,...,. 187.99 Leavitt Shirt Manufacturing Co., 107 Spring Street ,.....,. 40.18 Lee, Harry, 158 Belmont Street .............................................. 3.34 Lembo, Sebastiano et ux, 176 Walnut ,Street .................. 83.80 Leombru,no, Arcangelo et ux, 47 Bridge Street ................ 150.30 Leonrad, Bryan et ux, 105 Rutland Street ..................«.....«.., 307.83 Leone, Antonio et ux, 201 Boylston Street ........................ 200.40 Lepordo, Carlo et ux, 13 Berkeley Street ............................ 165.33 Lepore, Giuseppe et ux, 23 French Terrace ........................ 200.00 LeShane, frank C., Sr., 18 Wilmot Street ............................ 39.93 LeShane, Richard et ux, 615 Main Street ..a.«.......«............. 186,32 Leslie, Ethel M., 330 Mt. Auburn ,Street ............................ 366.87 Lester, Clari.9sa M. S.,38 Bates Road .................................... 581.1 Letterio, Domenico ct ux, 38 Clarendon Street .................... 30.30 Lavine, Esther M., 38 Brimmer Street ................................ 280.46 Levis, George M. et ux, 30 Palfrey Sti"t .......................... 135.27 Lewis, George F., 18 California Park L'Hunime Dieu, Howard et ux, 41 Standish Road ............ 29121 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 247 *Lia, Annibale et ux, 66 Prentiss Street ............................ 34.91 Lia, Louise M., 106 Belmont Street ........................................ 173.85 L,ightbody, Dorothy H., 59 Robbins Road ............................ 240.48 Lindah], Maude, 20 Prescott Street .................................... 133.6v Lindberg, Gustaf A., 92 Bradford Road .............................. 117.30 Linehan, Susan C., 17 Bay Street ....................... .. ............ 292.25 Linl;ham, Henry E. et ux, 163 Church Street .................... 210.42 Lisanto, 'Vito et al, 12 Arsenal Street .................................. 10.02 Little, Nellie M., Darner, N. H. ........................................... 98.71 LoCascio, Robert, 10 Brimmer .Street .................................. 248.83 London, Ida, 19 Channing Road .......................................... 236.46 *Lower, Percy, 684 Mt. Auburn Street .............................. 6.68 Lootmer, Pleamin F., Belmont ............................................... 142.19 Looney, Mark E, et ux, 128 Suminer Street ........................ 205.41 Lard, Hattie M., 45 Warren Street ........................................ 108.29 Lovegren, Oscar P., 36 Gilbert Street .................................. 93.39 Lubets, 'Louis, 6 Bigelow Avenue .......................................... k-e8 Luey, Wong, 157 Mt. Auburn Street ...................................... 3.34 Lupo, Lena, 151 Waltham Street ........................................ 39.84 Lydon, Julia, South Boston .................................................... 255.76 Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank, L.ymn ................................ 268.87 AfaeBeth, George H. et ux, 109 Standish (toad ................ 290,16 MacCurdy, Elmo 1). et ux, 100 Bradford road .................. 167.00, MacDonald, Alexander D. et ux, 62 Marshall Street...................581.86 MacDonald, Daniel L. et ux, 587 Main Street .................... 249.40 MacDonald, Thomas F. et ux, 34 Gilbert 'Street ................ 140.13 Macken, Flora Saunders, 137 Langdun Avenue ... ........... 245.49 Afaclin, Fehr, 34 Mt. Auburn Street. .................................. 40.09 h1a+ckin, Peter J. et ux, 50 Pearl Street ................................ 78.49 MacLean, Alexander A,, 60 Standish Road ........................ 246.44 *MacLean, Roderick, Newton ................................., ................ 262.42 MacLellan, John J. et ux, 47 Morse Street ............................ 48.83 MacMillan, Adam J., 612 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 33,40 *Macurdy, Heirs Amna Lx., 43 Center Street ...................... 49.40 Madanian, Jacob, 112 Dexter Avenue .................................. 18.37 Madden, Ellen et al, 88 Poplar Street .............................. 205.56 Madders, James F'., 64 No. Beacon Street .......... ...... ....,.... 195.39 Muguire, John J. et ux, 16 Pnrtridgp Street ........................ 160.32 *Maher, John J., 7 No. Beacon Street ................. ... 16.71) ................ Maher, Allary A,., 13 Paul Street ................ ... '249.83 Maher, Patrick et ux, 1.5 Lexington Street ....................... Maher, U1ick P. et ux, 176 Spruce Street ............. ..........,... 184.31 Mahon, Margaret, Waltham .................................................. 262.00 Mahoney, Annie E. yet al, 30 Whitcomb Street ....... ............ 150.23 *Mahoney, Daniel, Arsenal Street ........................................ 66.80 248 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Mahoney, Michael J., 20 Capitol Street ................................ 233.80 IMLalaney, Thomas P, et ux, 26 Arsenal Street .................... 263.S6 Malcolm, Heirs Blanche E., 109 Langdon Avenue ............ 245.49 Nalkasian, Peter 0., 247 Boylston Street ............................ 228.89 Malloy, Charles H., 6 Myrtle Street .................... ............... 5.01 Maloney, Thomas, 9 No. Beacon Court ................................ 93.52 Maloney, Thomas F. et ux, 35 Quincy 'Street ........................ 56.98 Mancuso, Juhn, 44 Ciarendo,n Street .................................... 81.24 ?Mangan, Thomas F. et ux, 12 Melendy Avenue ................ 66.06 114angino, Santo et ux, 71 Winter Street ................................ 10.53 Mangino, Santo, 21 Pleasant Street ................................... 67.90 IM•Tangyone, Pietro et Aux, Cambridge .................................... 20.04 Manjourides, Pvteka, 21 Kondazian Street ........................ 1.15.61 Manning, Josephine F., 10 Clyde Toad .................. ............. 194,10 iM+iannix, Mary F., 24 Middle Street ...................................... 45.49 Manoogian, Ahnes, 215 Boylston Street ................................ 217.39 *Marnoogia,n, Harry et ux, 491i Bigelow Avenue ................ 240.48 Mantenuto, Mary G., 8 Pearl Street .................................... 100 88 Manuel, Gus et al, 198 Arlington Street ............................ 237.14 Manaelli, Josephine, 122 Waverley Avenue ........................ 248.83 lM'I,anzelli, Maria, 1416 Delmont Street ............... ................ 448.22 Marchant, Arthur J., 97 Edenfield Avenue .......................... 123.54 *141archant, John P. et ux, 55 Maplewood Street .................. 218.76 IM+Taroccio, Gaetano, 41 Cypress Street .................................... 155.31 Mardirosian, George A ux, 35 Crawford Street ................ 90.38 =*IMlargosian, Mary, 106 Walnut Street .................................... 22.14 1Margosian, Victoria, 3 Appleton Street ............................ 100.38 M+Targosian, Victoria et al, 1.59 School Street ..............,.......... 179.09 Margosian, Victoria A., 5 Lloyd Road .................................... 48,65 :Maria, Vincenzo, 56 Prentiss Street .................................... 46.08 Markarian, Sarkis, 85 Bigelow Avenue ................................ 11.659 Markarian, 'Virginia, 49 Fairfield Street ............................ 236.61 Maroney, Catherine, 50 Salisbury Road ............................ 286.80 Marriott, Fred, 42 Unicraz Street .............................................. 674.66 Marriott, 'Fred H., 42 Union Street .............. ....... . ............ 172.01 Marriott, Fred Tr., 42 Union Street .,.................. ............... 6fi.80 Marrone, frank, Boston ............................................................ 80.116 Marshall, Charlotte A., 125 '"insor Avenue ........................ 416.69 *Marco, Heirs Ralph J., 12 Sheldon Road ............................ 215.43 *Martelli, Nicola et ux, 54 Arsenal Street ........................ 168.55 Martin, Elizabeth K, 10 Winthrop Street ............................ 131.93 Martin, Margaret T., 1.7 Hilltop Road .... . ............................. 155.31 Martin, .Stanley et al, 213 Dexter A,6rtenue ............................ 10.02 Martini, Vincent, 819 Aft. Auburn Street ................................ 3.34 IM-lart.inn, Pasquale, 16 Middle Street .................................... 1.41.87 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 249 AIartaeehio, Enrico et us, 10 Sextem Street ........................ 40.18 Martocchie, Heirs Pietro, 11. Warren Srteet ........................ 1.GO.20 Marzilli, Fred, 37 Mt. Auburn Street ..................................... 43.42 141aslawski, John et ux, 12 Laurel Street .... . ...... ............. 150.00 ,Mason ,Jane B., 56 Phillips Street .......................................... 203,r4 *Mason, Jesse H., 12 Walnut Street ...................................... 26.72 Mason, Ralph, 113 Mt. Auburn Street .................................. 16.70 iiiasson, George et al, 19 Marion Road .................................. 203.74 Alatthevss, George J., 55 Commonwealth load ............1..... 290.41 Mattson, Vennon Al., 65 Irving Street .................................... 806.96 1#€e ei-, Dorothy P. et al, 46 Wilmot Street ......................... 163.66 Alayer-, Lucy C., 4 Grandview Avenue .................................... 143,62 11ay o, Everett C. et ux, 33 Commonwealth Road ................ 110,67 Alayo, Herbert, 55 Bigelow Avenue ...................................,.... 1.67 1azinanian, Elisha M., 74 Prentiss Street ........................ 108.32 Alazm: iiian, Nelson, 100 School Street ................................ 23.40 !Mazza, Francesco et ux, 16 Norseman Avenue .................... 212SO M,"za, Giovanni, 8 Hearn Street .......................................... 121.91 McAndrews, Dennis J., Elton Avenue .................................... 16.70 McAvoy, Lawrence J., Samerviile .......................--................ 291,52 McCafferty, Abbie J., 147 Summer Street ............................ 300.57 'McCarthy, Agnes A., 3i1 Stuart Street .................................. 462.32 McCarthy, Francs J., 66 Lexington Street ............ 233.80 McCarthy, Mary, E., 42 Forest .street .................................. 70.14 McCarthy, Maureen, 47 Cypress Street ..............._............... 8i1.341 McCool, Helen C., Duff Street .................................................. 10.02 McCool, Hugh Al. et ai, 53 CijbeT•t Street ............................ 242.17 McCormick, Percy 41., 470 Alain Street ................................ 66.80 McCree, Jahn, 52 Adams Avenue .................................• ......... 206.01 McCullough, k�rancis J., 65 Palfrey Street ............................ 491.29 McCurdy, Katherine, 47 Fairfield Street ................................ 37.38 McDermott, Patrick J., 96 Fayette 'Street ............................ 71.711 MacDonald, Heirs Frank H., 69 Hovey Street .................... 153.13 McDonald, Hugh J., 61 No. Beacon Street ............................ 14.36 McDonald, Heirs .Janies, 72 Pond Street ............................ 86.36 McDonald, Margaret A., 33 Bradford load ........................ 265.36 McDonald, 'nieresa et al, West Somerville ..:........... ....... 215.43 McDonnell, Tbomas, 52 Cuba Street ...................................... 110,22 McDonnell, Theresa H., Cambridge ........................................ 172.77 hrcDonaugh, Jahn et ]]Mary, 113 Riverside Street ................ 98 r McDanough, Jolter J., Jr., 699 Main Street ............................ 50.00 McElhiney, Laura. B., IN Riverside Street . ..................... 156.98 McCann, Delia J., 185 Edentielcl Avenue ............................ 169.46 *McGovern, Heirs Mary, h ortlr Cambridge ... ................. 10.02 McGrath, Edward J. et ux, 37 Capitol Street ...................... 1.55.31 M 250 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT .1-TeGrath, Frank P., Brighton .................................................. 8.K-). 17cHugh, Anna B., 77 Fayette Street ................... ,... ...... 115.23 McHugh, Frank J., 535 Pleasant Street .............................. 126.92 31cHugh, John J. et ux, 71 Cypress Street .......................... 208.74 11cHugh, Patrick J. et ux, 15 Purvis Street ........................ 248.,u eKenna, Paul J., Springfield ................................................ 292.20 .MeKenna, Hugh M. et ux, 35 Olney Street . . ................... 91.95 McKenzie, Forbes L., Waverley .............................................. 414.26 Me Kenzie, Forbes L. et al, Trustee, Wavearley .................... 362.59 *IVcKeon, Jahn F'., 67 Commonwealth Road ........................ 122.2.E McH,ei tick, Joseph, 191 Sycamore Street ............................ 8.35 -McLaughlin, Annie A., Allston ............................................ 303,94 McLaughlin, Ellen F., 160 Hillsi& road ............................. 245.49 McLaughlin, Margaret C., 97 Poplar Street ........................ 305.81 1ScLauthlin, Elizabeth et al, 51 Green Street .................... 243,82 McLauthlin, Jahn J., 51 Green Street .................................. 3.84 ,McLean, Elizazbetli A., 13 Prospect Street .......................... K16 *MeLean, Margaret, Cambridge ............................................ 5.01. .McLellan, Edith M, et al, Belmont .......................................... 1,833,95 1l cMahon, Margaret R., jN ewton ............................................ 257J 8 .McMahon, Margaret R. et al, Newton .................................... 278.89 .McManus, Jane K., 43 Morse Street .................................... 170.34. McNarnara, Daniel F. et al, 36 Capitol Street .................... 153.64 McNamara, Louise A., 5 Lovell Road .................................. 337.47 "V1cNaught, Augusta, 31 Olney Street ................................ 103.54 McQueene4, Catherine et al, 71 Myrtle Street .................... 208.75 McSherry, Catherine F., 86 Forest Street .......................... 101.87 MeSherry, James H. at al, 83 Forest Street ........................ 95.19 -kh-Vey, Thomas, Brighton ........................................................ 41.75 NEeWhirter, Alfred L. et al, 28 Parker Street 2 die hirter, heirs Ellen, 9 Patten Street ................................ 263.86 -�Iee, Heirs Annie, 11 E+lton Avenue ...................................... 166.98 Ilechan, Patrick, 162 Spruce Street .................................... 180.92 Megan, Emily A., 120 Lovell Road .......................................... 314.02 llelanson, Lillian A., 40 Paul Street ...................................... 58.85 Melanson, Timothy II., Arlington ........................................ 458.62 J'leloian, _Al try- S., 31 Templeton. Parkway ............................ 303.94 11eloian, Sarkis, 31 TernpletDn Parkway ................................ 4.18 *-Melrose Savings Bank, Melrose ............................................ 271.81 * Menghi, Hugh J., 98 St dish Road ...................................... 243.82 Merrullo, Jennie, 42 Westminster Avenue ............................ 221.00 .Aerz. Jessie M., Medford ........................................................ 215.43 Messier, Bessie L., 112 Robbins Road ................................ 2.34 Messier, Heirs Frederic], W., 25 Olney Street .................... 248.83 Metropolitan lee Co., Somerville ............................................ 5,197.89 COLLECTOR:'S REPORT 251 "Meyer, Dorothy, 34 Holt Street .......................................... 45.18 Miami, Adolph, 83 Main. Street ............................................ 83,40 .AIiethka, Maud A., Hyde Park ... ..... ...................... ............. 68.87 *Migliaccio, Emilio, 145 Lexington Street ............................ 1.67 '1Iligiiaccio, Emilio et ux, 145 Lexington Street ................ 22.57 Mikaelian, Rose, 9 Irma Avenue .............................................. 240.48 Millard, Herbert E., 52 Hillside road .................................... 109.57 Miller, Henry F., Co., I Appleton Street ............................ 220,44 Miller, Julia A.., 107 Chapman Street ............--................... 158.31 Alifnot, William et al„ 369 Charles River Road .......... ......... 824.37 Allsakian, Hagop, 91 Bigelow Avenue .................................... 20.04 Misserian, Novart N., Nichols Avenue ................................ 66.49 hlisserian, Deran et al, 72 ,Dexter Avenue ............................ 143.62 Misserian, Novart X., 239 Boylston Street ........................ 282.93 Mitchell, Al>aina M., 1052 Belmont Street ............................ 247.16 Mitchell, Margaret, Bristol, N. H. ........................................ 18.3i 'Mitchell, Mary A., 70 Ilt.. Auburn Street ........................ 63.84 Kitchell, Priscilla R., 46 Harnclen .Avenue ............................ 92.37 Aloir, Laura C., 403 School Strcot .......................................... 49€1.98 31alito, Nlichael A. et ux, 164 Orchard Street .................... 252.17 Malloy, Charles A., 6 Myrtle Street .................................. 101.87 Montgomery, Marion L., 60 Merrill Road ............................ 205.31 *Mooney, Alice, 28 Hunt Street ,............................................. 28.31, Mooney, Daniel G. et ux, 124 Nichols Avenue .. ..... . ...... 292.82 Mooney, Francis Y., 25 .LcaigfelIDw Road ............................ 92.99 Alooney, Fredrick R. et ux, 36 Washburn Street ................ 187.04 Nfooradian, John, 159 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 13.36 Mooradian, Minas et al, 36 Quimby Street Moore, Heirs Carrie, 12 Lincoln Street .................................. 235.28 Moore, Frances B., 28 Appleton Street .............................. 160.00 Moran, Eleanor, 884 Mt. Auburn Street ................................ 397.46 *Moran, Mary B., 41 Fairfield 'Street .................................. 128.59 *Moran, Michael J. et ux, 92 Riverside Street .................... 40.29 Moran, Patrick J. et ux, 56 Gilbert Street ........................ 105.43 Moy�r+,e�tto, `a�J�ohn e�ty ux, 2Yy7 1141T+o'r�ttr�n Street ................................ 8�0,00 Moreau, Marie, 223 Watertown Street .................................. 26 ..20 *Morgarn, Ellen M., Dedham .................................................... 404.9 Morgan, James A. et ux, 32 Chandler Street ........................ 38.40 Morgan, Mary P,, 32 Chandler Street .................................. 145.48 IIoriggi, Antonio et ux, 190 Summer Street ... ., . ... 150.30 Itiloriaio, Carmela, 161 Lemngton Street .............................. 153.64 Morris, Frederick A. et ux, 41 Lovell Road .................. ..... 270,54 "Morris, Lydia. E., 41 Irl inir Street ....................................... 2 r.11fl Morris, Mary A., 34 Prescott Street ...................................... 163.66 Morris, Millicent, Somerville .................................................... 228.79 252 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Morris, William et ux, 80 Spring; Street .............................. 70.3'2 Morse, Alice G., 15 Aron Road ................................................ 293.92 Morse, Arthur L., 24 Chapman Street .................................. 39.25 Morse, Lottie W., 22 Chapman :Street .................................... 14&62 Morse, Marjorie W., 24 Chapman Street ......................... 151.4i7 Mosca, Franco, 14 Spring Street ............................................ 63.46 Mosca, John et ux, 40 Bostonia Avenue ...............-.............. 2128.79 Moseley, Caroline E., 24 Marcia Road .... ........................... 179.34 `'Moshier, Sophia P., 468 Belmont Street .............................. 275,85 Mosman, Charles P., 1`9 'Highland Avenue ........................ 27.19 Mosmon, Eleanor, 127 Eil;hland Avenue ................................ 97.33 Mostowitz, Michael, 23 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 6.68 Moulton, Fred L, et ux, 169 Palfrey Street .......................... 175.35 Mugerdicliiian, +Garabed et ux, 125 Boylston Street ............ 272.21 Mulcahy, Michael J. et ux, 375 Arlington Street ................ 198.73 *Mulcahy, Thomas et ux, 278 Sycamore Street .................... 117.20 Mulholland, Thomas, 36 Pleasant Street ................................ 20.04 Mullahy, Patrick, 8 Thurston Road ........................................ 233.`D Mullaney, Helen A,, 58 Wilmot Street ................................ 158.615 ",'Muller, Kate IT,, 116 Marshall Street ................................ 225.4.5 Mulvabill, Alary L., 129 Maplewood Street ........................ 297.26 Mnnyon, Daniel, 'Spruce Street .............................................. 164.83 Munyon, Daniel J. et ux, 21 Hawtharne :Street .................... 506.01 Murgo, Leonardo at ux, 112 Belmont Street ........................ 10D.00 Murlless, Winifred T., Belniont .............................................. 247.16 Murphy, Heirs Abbie, 62 Prentiss Street 150.30 Murphy, Eugenie A., 125 Langdon Avenue .......................... 245.49 i4l:urphy, Garland F°. et ux, Cambridge .................................. 222.28 Murphy, Helen G., 226 Common Street ......,........................... 292.25 'Murphy, Helen T., 121 Mt, Auburn Street .......................... 35.07 Murphy, James E., Belmont .................................................. 275.55 `iNfvrphy, Lillian M., Belmont .................................................. 175.35 Murphy, Heirs Margaret A., Needham .............. .................. 183.70 Murphy, hoary T,, 70 Lovell Avenue ...... .. .... ................. 62.26 Murphy, Nora G., 96 Carroll Street ...................................... 272.21. Murphy, Richard J. et six„ 12 Kimball Road .........................: 267.79 Murray, George F., 431 Mt. Auburn Street ........................,. 250.84 Murray, Grace C., 2A Ut, Auburn Street ............................ 15.03 Murray, Irving; F. et ux, 60 Fitchburg Street .................... 156.98 :Murray, Marion C., Woburn .................................................... 23.83 Murray, Mary W., 5 Harrington Street ................................ 5.01 Murray, Heirs Nora, 98 Galen Street .................................... 146.81 Murray, William S. et ux, 119 Worcester Street ................ 156.98 'Murrin, John F. et ux, 31 Wilmot Street ........ . ....... ........ 60.27 Murtha, Isla T., 9 Partridge Street ...................................... 1.55.31 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 253 Myra, Eber C. et 13x, 27Purvis Street ................................ 105.35 Nagle, Armes M., 60 Hillside Road ......................................... 183.70 Nagle, Edmond, Newton ....................................... .........I..... 3.34 Nahigian, John, 605 Aft. Auburn Street ................................ 83,50 Nahigian, Sarkis N., 71 Templeton Park-way ...................... 277,22 Nally, Annie E., 73 Waverley Avenue .................................. 199.95 Nally, Patrick J., Sr., 69 'VVaverley Avenue ................... 10.02 Nardella, Anthony, 71 Arlington Street ................................ 3.34 Natale, Paolo et ux, 41 Berkeley Street .................. ... ........ 60.12 Natali, Anthony, 17 Fayette Street ... 238.81 Natoli, Coneetta M., 52 Lovell Road ...................................... 345.69 Natoli, Lam rence G., 84 Barnard Avenue ....................I...... 814.96 Natoli, Lawrence G. et John B., -10 Al L. Auburn Street ........ 3,20L39 *Naum, Vangel, 47 Galen Street ............................................ 26.72 Nava, Grace, 87 Summer Street ............................................ 198.73 Nazareth, Gregory, 102 Dexter Avenue ................................ 16.70 Neal, Paul W. et ux, Waltham Street .................................... 70.14 *Nelson, elson, Amanda C., 317 Common Street ............................ 113.76 Nelson, August E., 28 Partridge Street ........................... ................. 3.34 Nelson, Fred W., 98A School Street ...................................... 105.21 Nelson, Palma M., 64 Wilmot Street ...................................... 133.60 *Xenbit, Robert A. et ux, 12 Belknap Terrace .................... 82.03 Netto, Walter A., et ux, Belmont .......................................... 235.47 Newell, Margarct, 24 Rutland Street .................................... 33.40 Ne wton Co-aperative Bank, Newton ..................................... 1166.98 New Way Service Co., 85 Spring Street ........... .................. 245.17 Nichols, John B., 31 Bates Road .............................................. 337.34 Nicoli, Ermelinda, Somerville .................................................. 20.04 Noble, Gwendolyn F., 32 Russell Avenue ........... . . ............. 344.029 Noden, Elizabeth R., 102 IlDrse Street .............................. 135.37 Nolan, John R., 32 Elmwood Avenue .........................._....... 132.77 Noon, Theodore W., Boston .................................................... 80.12 North, Patrick et a[, 2 Hosmer Street .......... ..................I.... 118.14 Notargiacomo, Albert, 164 Edenfield Avenue ................ 142,56 Oakley Country Club, Belmont Street ..........-........ ........ 9,6919.36 Oates, Edward A., 442 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 1.67 O'Brien, Daniel J., 619 Mt. Auburn Street ............................ 3.34 *O'Brien, Hugh J., 99 Spruce Street .................................... 1-67 O'Brien, John J., 51 Carroll Street ........ ....................... 3o5.61 O'Brien, Margaret L., 25 Avon Read . ..................... ......... 198.73 'O'E.'rien, Mary T., Arlingtan .................................................. 100.()(I O'Brien, Timothy J. et ux, 9 Birch Road .............................. 201.91 O'Connell, Mary E., 71 Green Street .......... .......................... 138.91 O'Connell, Maurice H. et ux, 14 Wesdminater Avenue ........ 201-24 O'Connell, Patrick 3,, 20 Prank Street .................................. 250.50 54 VATERTOWN TOWN REPORT *Odian, Geneve, 68 EdgeelifF Road ........................................ 283.b+1 O'Donnell, Richard P. et ux, 16 Garver Roan ...................... 100-00 O'Donnell, Thomas, 12 Bacon Street ...................................... 78.49 [}'Flaherty-, Patrick et ux, 364 Arlington Street ................ 100.00 Ogilvie, A.lroa E. S., Faltharn ................................................ 263.86 Ogilvie, James Al., 75 Plain Street ........................................ :3.34 O'Halloran, Edward P., 2 Bigelow Avenue .......................... 1.67 O'Halloran, Raymond, 28 Arsenal Street ............ ............... 16.70 O'Hanmssian, ;darker et al, 62 Quimby Street ..........I..... 580.71 O'Hara, Williarz, J., 313 Cotnman Street ............................ 288. 0 O'Keefe, Annie L., 188 School Street .............................. ..... 18.74 Oldford, Harry J. et ux, 137 Westminster Avenue ............ 106.85 O'Leary, Daniel M., 102 Rutland .Street ................................ 166.79 Olivien, Felice, 115 Jewett Street.......................................... 53.44 *Oliver, Annie E., 672 Belmont Street .................................. 168.67 Olsen, Cora E., 15 Dwight Street ........................................ 158.66 Olsen, Harold Olaf, 24 Templeton Parkway ................. .... 206.41 Olson, lvar G., Boston ...............--........................................ 238.81 Gnanian, Jacob, 214 Waverley Avenue .................................. 13.36 Ongoonian, Antranig, 547 Mt. Auburn Street .................... 151.97 Oransky, Murray, 8 i Marrs Street ............................................ 16.70 'Osborn, G. Louise, 35 Oliver Street .................................... 202.07 Osmond, Hedley, 19 Chapman Street .....,,............................. 135.75 Clstridge, Elizabeth A., IN) No. Beacon Street .................... 165.46 O'Sullivan, Ellen T.. 30 Boyd street .................................. 272.21 Oteri, Anthony et al, 89 Elm Street ........................................ 148.68 Otis, Ward M. et ux, 65 Russell Avenue ...................... ........... 48.48 Otis, Ward M. et al, 15 Main Street ........................................ 3,363.38 *'Doren, Viola G., 1039 Belmont Street .................................. 67.71 Owens, Diehard J. et ux, 11.4 Walnut Street ......................1. 197.06 Pacifieo, Giovanni, 13 Hudson Street .................................... 202.07 Packard, Edward H. et ux, 1: Marion Road ........................ 183.70 "Paddock, Esther. Dorchester ................................................ 222.78 Pagano, Nunzio, Cambridge .................................................... 63.34 Pallone, Filippo et al, 21 Waverley Avenue .......................... 95.17 11allotta, Ora.zio et ux, 226 Palfrey Street .......................... 123.58 Paolera, Amelia, D., 21 Nichols Avenue .............................. 175.03 Paolera, Marceilo D., 21 Nichols Avenue ......I....................... 1.95.00 Prone, Carmine, 24 Wheeler Lane .......................................... 215.43 Papalia, Domenick, 117 Waverley Avenue .......................... 16.70 Papalia, Denloenic A. et ux, 129 Waverley Avenue ........ 248.83 Papazian, Louis et al, 24 Kimball Read .................................. 307.53 Pappas, ,Castes, 67 Coolidge Hill Road .................................. 128.59 Pappas, Frances S., 74 Belmont Street: ................................ 297.26 Pappas, Peter C. et ux, 28 Warwick Road .............................. 164.51) COLLECTOR"S REPORT 25-, Parisi, Francesca et al, 25 Fraucis Street ............................ 126.08 Parisian Dye House, Inc., 400 Main Street ........................... 895.96 Parks, Arthur et ux, 126 Spruce Street ............................... 212.23 Parks, Irene A., 29 Hillside Street ...................................... 116.77 Parks, Minnie, 127 Spruce Street .......................................... 238.81 Parquette, Archibald W., 48 Summer Street ...................... 3.34 Parguette, Mary C., 48 Summer Street ................................ 180.36 Parsekian, Sarkis ct al, 9 Hazel Street ................................ 16.70 Pamekian, Veronica If., 9 Hazel Street . ............................ 6.68 Parsons, Viola R... 14 Carleton Terrace .................... . ....... 2G9.82 Parylanoglous, James et ux, 25 Isonclazian Street .............. 218.98 Pascuzzi, Luigi, 170 Summer Street .................................... 138.61 Patey, Walter G. et ux, 61 Walnut Street ............................ 293,54 'Patriarca, Eleuterio, 390 Pleasant Street ..................... ... 141.95 Pearce, Charlotte F'., 41 Olney Street .................................... 125.25- *Pease, Rebecca A., Dover, N. H. .......... ............................ 10.02 Peckham, Josephine S., 554 Belm nt Street ........................ 186.14 Pelrine, William G. et ux, 38 Hillside Street ........................ 15.51 Penegefoth, Louise, Boston ........................................................ 200.0 Pennington, George H. ,18 primmer Street ........................ 132.13 Pent, Arnold V., 67 Oliver Street ........................................ 213.81. Pequosette Press, 17 Main Street ............................................ 86.94 Perimian, Permine, 77 Bigelow Avenge .......... . ............... 121.29 Perkins, Elias A., 73 Fayette Street .................................... 202.07 -'Perkins, Fina F. et al, 211 Common Street .. ..................... 123.88 'Perkins, Heirs George A., 1.54 Sycamore Street .............. 90.18 Perkins, Thomas J., 31 Oliver Street .................................. 207.92 Persico, Theresa, 193 Summer Street .......... .................... ... 62.76 Peace, Guy C., 316 Mt. Auburn Street .................................... 3.34 Pesce, Pellegrino,. 39 Centre Street ,................................... 252.17 Peters, Andrew, 77 Watertown Street ................................ 273.88 *Peterson, Parnag, 1171 Galen Street .................................... 25.36 Petee, George W. et tux, 71 Rutland Street ............................ 94.04 Phelan, Cecilia E., 99 Chapman Street .................. .............. 196.89 Philbroo , Earle S., 117 Poplar Street .................................... 306.03 Phillips, "Thomas A., 599 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 474.28 Piantedosi, Louise, 25 Warren Street ............................. ... 251.36 Piantedosi, Michele et ux, 183 Fayette Street ........................ 29.22 Piantedosi, Nicolina, 18 Cushman Street ............................ 270.54 Piccolo, Marietta, 2 WatertoWn Street ....I.............I............. 257.18 Piers, Wesley et ux, 50 Hall Avenue .................................... 252.17 Pieterse, Ames A., 57 Payette Street ................... .............. 96.86 Pieterse, Albert S., 57 Fayette Street ................................ 108.85 Pilla, Peter, 197 Pleasant Street ................................................ 220.44 Pillsbury, Benjamin O. et aI, 232 Bellevue Road ................ 6.69 256 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Pisano, Sam, 33 Keenan Street ......................................b.... .... 280.46 Piscatelli, Nicholas, 102 Pleasant Street .............................. 178.69 Piscatelli, Vineenzo et al, 117 Pleasant Street .................. 209.76 Piteri, Carmino et ux, S Prench Terrace ............................ 85.51 Pitts, Lees et ux, 69, Boylston Street ........................................ 168.29 P'lett, Henry A. et ux, 22 Stwidish load ............................ 267.21 Pvchi, Anesti, 10 Hosmer Street ............................................ 245.49 Polignone, Nick, Crawford Street .......................................... 6.68 Polil7ronis, Catina, 227 Arlington Street ................................ 297.26 Pr ll3, Sydney B., Boston ........................................................ 346.77 Patter, Annabel S., 1i14 Barnard Avenue .............................. 315-63 Patter, Mona B,, 24C Walnut Street .......... ................... ... 3.34 Potter, Mona Belle, 24 Walnut Street .................................... 320.64 Pouliot, Joseph M. et ux, 229 No. Beacon Street ................ 240.48 Powell, Marie M., 21 Carver Road ......... ............................. 195.59 *Power, Sarah J., 11 Centre Street .................. .................. 97.18 Powers, Anna G., 29 Brimmer Street ........ ......................... 272.21 Powers, Caroline 1., 21 Paul Street ........................................ 222,11 Pratt, C. Arthur et ux,. U Spruce Street ............................ 303•94 *Preble, Florence L., 17 Broadway ......,................................ 117.28 Treble, Frank A. et ux, 742 Belmant Street ........................ 273.98 Preschia, Andrew, 69 Highland Avenue 2 Pretty, l ebecen, Medford ........................................................ 6.68 Priest & Co., 74 Rutland Street ............................. ... 16.70 Pritchard, Carlton F. et ux, 9 Merrill Road .............. .......... 323.52 Pritchard, F. & San, Inc., 176 Common Street .................... 252.17 ';Proctor, Emma S., 74 Pearl Street ............................ ...... 220,44 Presia, Concetta et at, 125 Bawd. Street . ........................t 233.80 Pucuia, Joseph, 46 Maplewoo(l Street .................................... 238.81 Purdy, Grace, 33 Laurel Street .......................................... .. 262.19 Puritan heal Estate Trust, Inc., 148 Robbins Road ............ 223.74 Pyke, Heirs Susie A. et at, 93 Hillside Road ........................ 17.50 Quinby, Stella E., 361 School Street ..........-........................... 210.42 Quinn, Edward J. et ux, 86 Belmont Street ........ .............. 332.33 Quinn, John, Tr., 52 Edenfield Avenue ........ ......................... 20.04 Quinn, Heirs John, Belmont ...................................................... 9.25 Quiain, Mary L., 24 Longfellow Road .................................... 208.29 Quirk, James H. et ux, 22 Spruce Street .... ........................ 100,00 "'Quirk, John P. et ux, 57 Quirk Street ....... ....................... 26-1.86 Quirk, Mary E. et alp .) Adams Avenue .................................. 265.53 "Quirk, Normal L., 149 Fayette Street ................................ 46.76 Raiannndo, Domenico G., 805 i4lt. Auburn Street ................ 906.81 Ranauda, Anna, Revere .......................................................... 21.71 Rand, Claude Allen et al, 4 Edgecliif Road ............................ 389.44 Rando, Felice et al, 116 Irving Street .................................. 110.72 COLLE{CTOR'S REPORT 257 nanney, James H. et ux, 1.12 Robbins Road .......................... 210.42 Rattigan., .Ann B., 97 Riverside Street ................................ 279.91 Read, Marion Harvey et ux, 140 Church Street ................ 247,16 *Reagan, Emma B., 12 Sunset Road ............................... ...... 75.52 Reardon, William E., 2 Jewett Street ........ ......................... 192.05 Redding, Grace, 51 Riverside Street ...................................... 130.26 Reed, Ellen L., 12 Olney Street ................................................ 140.29 *Regal Chair & Couch Go., 36 Pleasant Street ................. .. 3.84 Reid, Laura 1., 750 Belmont Street. ...................................... 245.49 Reid, Martin F. et ux, 23 Chapman Street ............................ 128.59 Reid, William et tax, 183 Highland Avenue ........................ 27.22 Reilly, Katherine IM., 12 Standish Road ............................ 288.91 Reinhardt, Catherine M., Watertown Street ...................... 227.12 Gaermanio, Melinax, 40 Edenfield Avenue................................ 229.24 Faris, Sherman B. et al, Winsor Avenue .............................. 227.12 Reynolds, John L. et ux, 45 Adains venue ........................ 191.73 Riccio, Joseph, 1 Nichols Avenue ............................................ 18,26 Riccio, Peter et al, 190 School Street .................................... 604.64 Rice, Harry et al, 136 Westminster Avenue . ..................... 162.94 Rich, Everett B., Wolfbaro, -N. H. .......................................... 67.98 4Richa.rds, Harry L., 176 Sycamore Street ............ .. . ... .. 130.69 Rich, Walter 1., 462 Main Street ............................................ 6.68 *Richardson, Carlos A., New Britain, Coon. ...... ................. 53.16 Richey, William, Boston ................................................»... ...... 32.44 Riley, Elizabeth A., 12 Carver Read ..................................1. 101.29 Ring, John M. et ux, 24 Chauncy Street ................................ 177.63 Rimer, Clayton, 54 Cabrornia Street .................................... 218.82 R.iselli, Michele et ux, 26 lima Avenue ............ .................. 260.52 Rixfnrd, Katherine, 15 Birch Road ........................................ 110.33 Rizzo, Vito, East Boston ............................................................ 21.71 Robbins, `I"+omaso et ux, Cambridge .............. .. . .. ................... 10.02 Raherts, Jessie R., 285 Arsenal Street .................................... 69.98 Roberts, Charles, 158 Belmont Street 25.05 Robertson, Elijah B. et ux, 65 Hovey Street ........................ 10.46 Robinson, Marguerite M., 25 Palmer Street ........................ 174.39 Robinson, Sylvia D., 4 Quincy Street .................................. 195.39 R.odd, Grace M., 44 Bates Road .............................................. 100.00 Rodger, Thomas et al, 19 Phillips Street ............................ 257.18 Rogers, Emma B., 379 Arlhirton Street ............................ 272.21 Romano, Marie V., 21 Thurston bond .................................... 100.0f) Ronaanovitz, Bernard, 68 School Street .................................. 3.34 Rooney, Bessie, Cambridge ...................................................... 17101 Rooney, Marie E., 110 Riverside Street ................................ 167.00 Rooney, William J., 115 Summer Street .............................. 1.36,94 Rorke, Mercedes J., Mew York City ........................................ 25.05 258 WATERTOWN T011rN REPORT Rose, Mary A., 46 Hillside Road .............................................. 87.06 Rosi Lena 41 Quinity Street .......................... .. . 197.88 Rosofl`, Nathaniel, 326 Arlington ,Street ............Y................... 267.45 Flute, Julia A., 59 Adanis ?venue ....................f#.lY..l........,..r.,r. 260.52 Ruuthern, Joseph, 216A Waverley Avenue ................... 1.67 Rugg, Emma C., 17 Centre Street ........................................ 250.50 Rugg, William, 17 .Centre Street ............................................ 13.36 Rugg, William W. et ux, 17 Centre Street ............. .. .......... 227.12 Ruggeri, Rosario, 198 Summer Street .......................,#........... 33.40 Fussell, Emily B., 387 School Street .................................... 292.25 Russell, Walter G. et ux. 42 Frank Street ............................ 145.29 Russo, Andrea, 40 Quirk Street .........................................,e. 16.03 Russo, Andrea et ux, 40 Quirk Street ................................ 361.12 Russo, Antonio et al, 249 Lexington Street .. ... , . #...,. ...... 262.19 Russo, Fanny, 634 Alt. Auburn Street .................................... 9.36 Russo, Felix, 19 Oakland Street .. ....................................... 20.01 Russo, Giuseppe et ux, 36 Francis Street ............................ 16.70 Rutledge, Harold F. et ux, 70 Chapman Street.................... 112.29 Ryan, Josephine i41., 153 Hillside Read e............................... 137.22 Sabatino, Ernest et ux, 21 Francis Street .......................... 158.86 Safford, Howard F. et ux, 21 Centre Street ........................ 193.72 Sagbaaarian, Rrikor, 107 Nichols Avenue ............................ 3.34 Saghbatarian, Sarkis et al. 111 Nichols Avenue .................. 699.53 S.ablberg, Edla A., 47 Fairview Avenue ................................ 197.20 *Sales, Annie, 158 Pleasant Street ...................R..............,..... 1.67 Saiese, Gregory N., 12 1*o. Beacon Court ,............................. 222,11 *Sallese, Annie, 153 Pleasant Street 2" Sallese, Pasquale et ux, 103 Westminster Avenue ............ 141.25 Samaras, John D. et ux, 108 hillside Road .................I...... 359,02 Sampson, Bessie S., 27 W oodleigh !;road .............................. 262.19 Sampson, Helen M., 1+6 Frank Street ..........................n..e...... 28.68 Samuclian, Armenag et al, 36 !hazel Street ................ ......... 227.12 Sandstrom., Frank H. et al, 262 Belmont Street ................ 218.44 Sanger, Charles W. et ux, 8 Fifield Street .......................... 153.64 Sansone, Coneetta 'Trus., 10 Merrifield AveDme ................ 161.99 Santillo, Annie et al, 294 Arlington Street .......................... 313.96 Santora, Maurizo, 59 Prentiss Street .................................. 25o.50 Santoro, Vincenzo, 83 Boylston Street ................................ 279.89 Saraf+, Satenig, 235 Boylston Street ...................... .... ........... 253.84 Sarkisian, A.rmenoosli et al, 1 Howe Street .......................... 242.15 attanino, Peter et ux, 14 Everett Avenue ....... ................... 172,19 Savage, Jeremiah J. et ux, 142 Palfrey Street .................... 183.70' Savage, Mildred T., 165 Worcester Street .......................#.... 179.98 awin, Walter R. et ux, 121 Marshall Street ..........e......... 245.49 .Sawyer, Anson `Carle, 9 Sheldon Road ................................ 182.03 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 259 Scalia, Julia, 288 Common Street .......................................... 340.69 Scalzi, John et ux, 281. Palfrey Street .................................. 55,97 Scanlon, Mary, 74 Lincoln Street .......................................... 100.00 Scanzillo, Jaseph et ux, 98 Westminster ,Avenue ................ 151.44 Scarfarotti, Agostino, 93 Arlington Street ........................ 93,72 Scharff, Ethel, 16 Dlcott Street .............................................. 238,80 Scharff, Lour, 16 431cott Street ............................................ 167 Scheirer, Anna T., 8 Appleton Street .................................... 325.65 Scheirer, Herbert, S Appleton Street ......... ........................ 20.04 Schelin, Carl E. et ux, 26 Amherst Road .............................. 323.98 Schindler, John H., 64A Mt. Auburn Street .......................... 41.75 *Schindler, John H. et al, 13 Irving Parts: .......................... 151.97 Schneider, bring et al, 53 Galen Street .... ........................... 212.09 Schroeder, William C., 70 Capitol Street .............................. 3.34 Schutzer, Borghild E., 63 EdenCield Avenue .......................... 140.28 Schwabe, Oscar A., 64 alihury- Road .................................. 215.77 Scifo, Rosalia, 24 Royal Street .............................................. 205.41 Scott, Walter G. et ux, 104 Hillside Road .............................. 155.52 Seale, Fared; W. et ux, 13 Fifth. Avenue ............................ 479.29 Secord, IPred, 66A School Street ............................................ 11.69 Secord, Walter N. et ux, 80 Barnard Avenue .................. 247.16 Seferiam, Avedis et ail, 99 School Street .............................. 28.38 Seferian, Serope, 1.9 Fairfield Street .................................. 210.42 *Sellers, Eva M., .35 l3illside Street ...................................... 122.34 Sellon, Walter A. et ux,, 4 Sheldon Roars .......................... 221.28 Semerjian, Jack, 195 Boylston Street .... .............................. 260.52 Senionia71, A.ltoon ,A., 11 Hoge Street ... . .......................... 177.02 Seretelly, Euripdes M. et al, 95 xIington Street .............. 11.89 Sergi, Giuseppe et u , 73 Ding .Street .................................... 53.44 Severing, Bernardino et ux, 110 Edenfiield Avenue................ 249.04 Shabrigian, Rose, 51 Cypress Street .................................... 188,71 Shaljian, Annie, 14 Francis Street ...................................... 273.88 Sham ochian, Alice, 17 Hazel Street .................................. 26.05 Shamon, Helena M., Boston ....>............................................. 252.17 Sharkey, James W. et ux, 10 Templeton Parkway ............ 141.42 Sharpstein, Joel A., 160 Belmont Street ............................ 40.09 Shaughnessy, Ellen, 25 Capitol Street . ................................. 148.0 Shaer, James E. et ux,, 45 Fitchburg Street .......................... 184.51 *Shay, Eleanor G., 31 Hardy Avenue ...................................... 232.13 Shea, Casimir F, et ux, 219 Common Street ........................ 86.49 Shea, Raymond E. et ux, 154 Robbins Road .. ...... .... . ..... 287.33 Shedd, Charlotte G., 81 Standish Road ............................ 2711.54 Sheehan, Anna G., 56 Carroll Street .................................... 163.66 Sheehan, John H. et ux, 34 Gleason Street ............ .. ........ 1=43.62 Sheer, Isaac, 129A Galen Street .............................................. 4.01 260 WAiTERTOWN TOWN REPORT Shells, Mary Margaret, 195 INit. Auburn Street ................ 364.06- ''Sheldon, Chaxlee L. et Fat, 311 'School Street .................... 222.11 Sherman, Muth, 17.9 Watertown Street .................................. 48.73 Sherman, Samuel_, 179 Watertown Street .............................. 6.68 `Sheridan, Mary A., 89 Main Street . .................................... 23.38 Sherlock, Edward J. et Marls V., 300 Common Street ...... 138.61 Sherlock, Ruth N., 10D Hillside Road ...................................... 268.85 Sherman, Guilbert W., Boston .................................................. 213.7G Shick, Jacob, 183 Grove Street ................................................ 80.00 Shick, Mary, 185 Grave Street .............................................. 250.50 Shields, Mildred S., 143 Robbins Road .............................. 220.44 Shlifl'a, Bessie, 60 1,1t. Alburn Street .................................... 10.02 *Shriven, Arthur Franklin et al, 155 Highland Avenue...... 40.00 Shurtleff, Perez, Heirs, 9 Irving Park ................................ 100.00 Shyn+e, Daniel J. et ux, 5 Porter Street .............................. 272.21 Sigismonte, XT,2nzio, 71 Witter Street ......................... ... 242.40 Silvia, Domenico, 75 Pleasant Street ...................... . ..+.......� . 56.78 Sim+cock, Mae, 65 Gilbert Street ............................................ 145.91 Simmons, Alonzo F. et ux, 166 Palfrey Street .................... 1.38.94 Simonds, Lillian L., 100 Church Street .................................. 265.53' Simonds, Luther W., 100 Church Street ............................ 200.40 Simonett , Domenic, 41 Prospect Street ................................ 116.41 Simpson, Alice M., -No. Arlington, N. J. .......................... 170.34 Simpson, Bethel iw'V'. et ux, 44 Greenville Road .. ......... ...... 138.58 Simpson, Lorraine C., 165 Standish Road .......................... 285.09 Simpson, Mabelle C., 25 01cott Street .............................. 181.62 Siranosian, Setrak, 409 Mt. Auburn Street .. ......................... 60.71 Skiilin, Everett E, et ux, 24 Appleton Street ........................ 109,73 Skinner, Harry, Boston ............................................................ 977.77 Skinner, Heirs Margaret, 56 Marion Road........................ 95.56 Skinner, Ruth D., 56 Marion Road ...................................... 342.55 Skuse, George Wetal, llSteaxns Road .................................. 310,62 Slamin, Mary A., 43 Union Street ........................................ 69.88 Sliney, Agnes, 601 Main Street .............................................. 100,00 Sliney, Edward et ux, 369 Arlington Street ...................... 250.12 *Smith, Heirs Annie J., 8 ]Melville Terrace .......................... 177.02 Smith ,Carl G., 21 Franklin Street ........................................ 267.20 Smith, Edna B., 10 2%It. Auburn Street .............................. 40,08 Smith, Elinor M., 35 Hardy Avenue ........................................ 1f5.3.3 *Smith, Rave Emma, 50 Lincoln Street ................................ 24a.82 Smith, bean, Assignee. Brockton .......................................... 83.40 *Srnith, Lottie B., 12 Parker Street .................................... 100.00 Smith, Martha and Marion L., Belmont ............................ 538.6.3 Smith, Nellie B. et a], 43 Spruce Street .............................. 83.50 *Smith, Nellie B. et al, 53 Spruce Street ............................ 278.89 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 2431 Smith, William C., 85 Spring Street ................................ 958.58 Smokler, Sophie, 98 Poplar Street ........................................ 295.5.9 Snow, Albert H. at ux, 75 Hamden Avenue . ........ ........... 65.02 Snow, Mildred E., 90 Baraden Avenue .............................. 233.80 Sokolski, Julia E., 31 Adams Street .................................... 238,04 Somerset Savings Bank, Somerville .................................... 165.82 Somerset Institution for Savings, Somerville ...................... 231.65 Sotera, Salvey, East Boston .................................................. 238.81 SQttile, Nunziatai, 44 Dartmouth Street ............................ 205At Soukiason, Kaloust, 144 Nichols Avenue ............................ 281.97 Sparks, Grace A., 31. Fifiield Street, .......................................... 257.18 Spector, Abraham, 148 Belmont Street ................................... 6.68 Speransio, Alexandro et ux, 203 Summer Street ............ 136.04 Spiro, Peter, 53 Spring Street .............................................. 8.35 SpIaine, Edward F., 34 Keenan Street .................................... 95.58 Squires, Albert, Chelsea ........................................................... 205.41 Stacey, Herbert 0. et ux, 11 Dwight Street ........................ 10.02 Stanley, Bertha M., 71 Whites Avenue . ........ ........ . ......... 76A7 Stanton, Charles et ux, 16 Charles Street ............................ 27.50 Stanton, John J., 796 slit. Auburn .Street ............................ 193.72 Starr, Walter J., Lowell .......................................................... 247.16 Stead, Edna If., 15 Morton Street ...... ..... ..... ......... ....... 18(0 7 Steele, Ethel M., 808 Belmont 'Street ................................ 22U2 Stefanelli, Antonio, Somerville .............................................. 13.36 Stephen, Luck-, 44 Keenan Street ................................... 247.16 *Stevens, Frank J. et ux, 15 Lawrence Street .................... 259.14 Stevens, George W., 354 Arsenal Street ....... ......... . ......... 16.70 Stevenson, Harold M. et ux, 124 Lovell Road ........................ 3.34 Stevenson, Thomas J., 14 Maplewood Street ........................ 283.90 Stewart, .Tames A., 1G4 School Street ................................... 260.52 Stewart, Malena E., 164 School Street .................................. 1.67 Stewart, Sarah C., 54 Olney Street ...................................... 91.90 Sticher, ` 4 ilhelmina C., 23 Stearns Road ........................... 293,92 I'Stickney, Lottie C., 32 Sprueie Street ................................ 70158 Stiles, ,Catherine I., 92 California Street .............................. 90.78 Stone, Emma G, et al, 128 Barnard Avenue .................... 270,64 Stone, Gladys W., 734 Belmont Street .................................. 309.77 Stona o, Peter et ux, 15 Hardy Avenue ...................I........ 184.18 Strauss, John X et ux, 45 Pequosette Street ............. 191-09 Strayhorn, Annie; E. et ux, 51 Morse Street ....................... 125.39 Strom, Signe M., 5 Channing Road ...................................... 122.60 Strum, Arthur W., 45 Royal Street ........................................ 175. 5 "Strum, Helen D., 19 Bostonia Avenue ................................ 153.64 Stuart, Albert T. at al, Newton Centre ............... 279.97 Stuart, Albert T. et al Trustees, Newton Centre ................ 442..55 262 WATERT0WN TOWN REPORT `Stuart, Mary I., 70 Phillips Street .... . , ., ......................... 2,$32.82 'Stuart, T. & Sons, Newton ..................+..,.............................. 1,163.00 Stueke, Fred C. et ux, 14 Wolcott Road .............................. 280.00 *Sturnick, Rosalie, 34 Wainut Street .................................. 571.14 Sullivan, Arthur J., 1..24 Edentield Avenue ...........................r 45.31 'Sullivan, Daniel J. et ux, 167 Langdon ,Avenue . ......... 128.79 Sullivan, Dennis, Cambridge .................................................... 53.37 Sullivan, Elizabeth R. et al, 71 Bradford Road .................... 292.06 Sullivan, James H., 508 Alain Street .................................. 473.45 Sullivan:, Milian H., 1.9 Trimmer Street:. ............................ 100.00 Sullivan, Mabel, 166 Common Street .................................... 287.24 Sullivan, Heirs Mary Cambridge .................. 283.90 Sullivan,, Mary, Cambridge ..................................................... 27,19 Volunteer Cooperative Barite, Busten ................. Sullivan, Minnie J., 10 Green Street ...................................+ 182.03 *Suldvran, Minnie J., 30 Irma Avenue 260.52 Sullivan, hose, 508 Main Street ........................ ........ 182.03 *Sullivan, Thomas F. Trustee, Cambridge ....... ................. 280.56 "Summers, Heirs Fanny, 319 School Street ........................ 100.70 Surabian, l'achadoor M., 86 Cypress Street ........................ 220.44 Surabian, Sarah, 72 Prentiss Street .................................... 150.30 Surety- Cleansing Shop, Inc., Galen Street 1" Sutheriand, Jessie ski., 285 Mt. Auburn Street :................... 360,72 Swanson, Alma, 361 Orchard Street ..................... .............. 135.27 Swanson, Charles A. et ux, 77 Standish Thad ........ . ........ 43.25 Sweeney, Francis W., 106 Poplar Street ............ 295.59 Sweeney, Patrick et ux, 28 Fairfield Street . ...................+ 218.77 Swift, Heirs Marion T., 6 Pleasant Street ........ ... ......,.... 320.64 Sylvestre, Frederick. N. et ux, 5 Mason Road .... .........r.+.. 19 6,55 *Sylvia., Mary G., 61 Ny=ac!k Street ...................................... 120.21 Tainter, Heirs Charles H., Auburndale .................................. 167.00 Takvorian, Iartik, 21 Kimball Road ...................................... 277.22 Tarbell,Samuel K. et al, 18 Avon Road .................................. 99.20 Tardiff, J, Paul et al, Belmont ................................................ 163.15 Tarjian, Cassie J., 143 School .Street ............. . .................... 283.80 Tashian, Hoviian, 231 Boylston Street ................ . . .......... 206.00 Taverna, Luigi, 141 Westminster venue ....................... � ..... 2417.4s Taylor, Herbert F., Jr. et al, 22 9 koxiitgton Street .........,.. 202.07 Taylor, Herbert F., Jr., et al, Boston .................................... 217.10 Tenney, Ellen E., 11 Cuba Street .......................................... 10.02 Terrio, Alice, 26 Edenfield Avenue ..................... ................ 160,4.3 Taylor, William J., 276 Orchard Street .................................. 50.10 Terwilliger, Wynn Al., 145 Common Street .. , .,.................. 258.85 Testa., Pasquali.na, 28 New Lexington Street .................... 217.99 Thierry, Adelaide H., 84 Prentiss Street .............................. 69,47 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 26 Thierry, Louis S., 2,90 `!11t, Auburn Street .... ........................ 453.83 Tlioburn, Thomas N. et ux, 3513 Copeland Street ................ 43.60 Thornas, William H,, 73 Galen Street .................................... 80.94 Tompskinks, Harry E., 115 Galen Street ............................ 8.35 Thornson, Frederick i41,, 67 Carroll Street .... ..................... 116.90 Thornton, Josephine M., West Sumei dIle ............................ 202.07 Tl-iorsell, Carl G. et ux, 2 Hilltop Road .................................. 267,72 Thurlow, Mary E. Heirs, 4 Orchard Street .......................... 101.92 Thurston, William J. et ux, 31 Lovell Road .......................... 274.89 Tiano, Rocco, 50 Pleasant Street .......................................... 30.06 Tiano, Rocco et ux, 39 Quirk Stre+et........................................ 125.25 Ticobassi, Vincenzo et al, 66 Cottage 'Street ...................... 100.00 Tidewater Oil Co., New "Fork City ................... .................... 3.34 Tione Rocco, 37 Quirk Street ............................................,....... 83,50 Tirabassi, Vincenzo et ux, 19 French Street ........................ 170.E}4 Titcornb, Albert C., Boston .................................................. 33.40 `Vitus, LeRoy C., 33 Irving Street ............................................ 601.20 Toas, James H. et ux, Jamaica Plain ...................................... 354.04 Tobin,Fames 1., 1.29 Dexter Avenue ........................................ 285,47 Tocci, Carmine et al, 240 Waverley Avenue .......... 440,34 Tocci, Edmund, 282 Orchard Street ...,e................................... 1.67 Tecei, Lucia, 10 Lovell Avenue .................................................. 1,187.37 Todino, Maria, 17 Cushman Street .......................................... 80.46 Tolan, Mary L., 8 Chandler Street .......................................... 89134 Tomasian, Agavne, 16 Chauncy Street .............................. 260.52 Tornasian, Murdrick, 219 Dexter Avenue ............................. 295.59 Tomas ni, Merina, .est Roxbury' ............................................ 11.69 Toohey, Thomas et ux, 127 Dexter Avenue _ 1 2 Toomajanian, Harm et a], 101 Charles Street .................... 484.30 Toomy, Heirs William F., 122 Dexter Avenue .. ................. 143.62 Toopzian, Paul K., 520 Mt. Auburn Street ......... ............. 270.54 Topjiart, Anig, 36 Fairfield Street ............................................ 224.88 Toreslan, John K., Nichols Avenue ..............................•......... 6,68 Torren, James B., Boston .................................. Torres, Mary T., 234 Summer Street .................................... 217.10 Torri, Cesare, 67 Waltham Street ........................................ 110.22 Toscano, Nazzareno A. et ux, 3 Langdon Avenue .............. 208.75 Townsend, Herbert M. et ux, 19 Robbins Road .................... 285.58 Tracy, Edith C., 70 Stuart Street ... .............. ... ............. 217.10 Tracer, John A. et al, 16 :Broadway ........................................ 102.76 Tracy, Reuben M., 256 Orchard Street . ................................ 36.74 Trapelo Realty Corporation, Belmont ...,...........................- 1,650.34 Treglia, Giuseppina, 77 Salisbury Road ................................ 92.08 Tremark, Frank et ux, 33 Bancroft Street .......................... 210-16 Tricami, Domenico, 113 Forest 'Street ....................... .......... 165.83 264 WATERT'[7'M+ N TOWN REPORT Troiano, Maria, 54 Ralph Street ............................................ 260.52 Troiano, Pasquale et ux, 54 Ralph Street .............................. 3f1.06 Trots-, Paula L., 49 Marton Road ................................... . ..... 100.0() True, John C. W, eL ux, 37 Partridge; Street.......................... 135.27 Truesdaiie, Herbert L., 19 Avon Road ................................ 291.40 *Tsicoulias, Arthur A. et ux, 14 Oak Street ........................ 133.50 *Tuck, Harold S. et ux, 27 Richard9 Road ............... ...... ... 296.07 Tugman, Heirs PlaryF `1'., 147 Summer Street .................... 160.32 Tugman, Nina C., Middlebury, Vt. ......................................... 207.08 *Turner, Leon 13cnnett et ux, :33 Robbins Road.................... 293.89 Tutuhjian, Abraham et al, 94 Nichols Avenue ...,.................. 16.70 T'uturijian, Abraham, 94 Nichols Avenue ............................ 153.86 Tutunjian, Sarkins, 109 Boylston Street ........ ... ............... 280.56 Twomey, Daniel D. Trustee, Waltham .................................... 328.99 Tyrrell, Joseph T. et ux Anne, 15 Edgeelifl` Road ................ 29$. 3 Toniasian, Mu1;rdick, 219 Dexter Avenue ........�........ ............. L6 f United American Socla roarltain Corporation .........I............ 3,847.68 Upham, E. Louise, 35 f irker .Street .................... .............. 55.21 Upit, Mildred G., 38 Copeland Street .. , . ................. ........... 54.00 *i. va, Joseph et ux, 141 Edenlield Avenue.............................. 248.63 Vahe, Armen, 516A Mt. Auburn Street .................................. 53.44 Vahey, Eleanor 111., 236 No. Reacon Street ........................ 155.31 *Vahey, Mary Etta, 52 living Street ...................................... 833.67 'Nail, Nortna F"., 1.82 Maplewood Street ................................ 287.24 *Valehuisn, $ttilio et ux, 22 Bement Street,......... .............. 69.31 Valentine, 2ida t., 36 Orchard Street .................................... 897.42 Valois, Margaret 13. D., AGO Hancock Street ..,..................... 258.65 VanDyke, Sadie L., Stetvartstown, N. H. ... ........................ 330.[i's Varkas, Alexander D., 144 Pleasant Street ........ ................... 82.91. Varney-, Edward A., et ux, 1:330stfln ........................................ 252.43 Varonakis, Anthula C., 17 Berkeley Street .. .................. ..... 60.12 Varonakis, Costas et ux, 31 Berkley Street............................ 60.12 Vartanian, Peter, 233 Boylston Street ................................... 262.19 Vartaniati, Peter D. et al, 11 Putnam Street ......... ............ 220.44 *Vaugh, Wilton et ux. 12 Bates Road .................................. 275.55 Valghan, Mizabeth A., 49 Fuller ):toad .................... ....... 288.91 Vesssella, Coneetta L., 90 Putnam Street ............................ 1.18.57 Viers, Felice H., 43 Hosmer Street ........' ..... ... ... ............. 114.7D Vincent, Julia G. et al, 95 Boylston Street ............................ 245.49 Vincinl, Eigenio, 18 Berkeley Street .................................... 185.37 *Vivier, Lillian M., 409 Mt, Auburn Street .................. ...--- 16.79 Voai, William et ux, 9 Wilson Avenue .................... ........ 252.02 Volunteer Co-operative Bank, Boston ................. ....... ........ 45.09 WabanRealty- Co., Wahan ...................................................... 310.16 Waite, Wilbert R. ct, ux, 9 Edgeel ff Road ......... .................. 252.17 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 26.5 Waitt, Heirs Albert A., 494 Main Street ...:.............. ... ......... 32.93 Walker, Margaret, Milton ........................................................ 154.94 *Wallen, Rbba A., 76 Poplar Street ........................................ 292.25 Walsh, Albert et ux, Ill Hamden Avenue .......................... 230.46 Walsh, John J., 19 No. Beacon Court .................................. 71,81 Walsh, John P., 7 California Park .......................................... 170.34 Walton, Parker J., Trustee, Newton .....................................: 8.35 Ward, Benjamin J,, 76 Capitol Street .................................... 150.30 Ward, Grace E., 29 Chester Street ...................................... 123,58 Ward, Ruth E., 120AI Bellevue Road ...... ............................... 325,59 Ward, Stanley et a], 101 Highland Avenue........................ *20.51 Waterman, Heirs Marcia, 137 Maplewood Street ............ 283.90 Watertown Book Bindery, Spring Street .............................. 33.40 Watertown Builders Supply Co., 418 Arsenal Street ........ 2,783.06 Watertown Co-operative Bank, Watertown ........................ 485-97 Watertown Excavating Cornpany, 200 Summer St. .............. 183.70 Watertown K. P. Associates, Inc., 32 Church Street ............ 150.00 Watertown Mfg. Co., 13oston. ......I........................ ................:... 834 Watertown Pharmacy Inc., 54 Mt. Auburn Street ............ 3.34 Watertown Savings Bank, 60 Idain Street .............................. 80.16 Watson, Mae F., 12 Longfellow Road ................................ 34.61 Watts, Arthur L., 181 3V- aplewood Street ............................ 215.15 'Weatherbee, Dora L., 13 Russell Street .............................. 31.73 Webster, Edward C., 124 Marshall Street ........................ 180.36 Webster, George H.., Belmont .............................................. 55.11 Weiner, Louis, 580 Mt. Auburn Street .................................. 71,81 "Weldon, Harriet J., 119 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 117.10 West, Josephine, 23 Chester Street ........................................ 57.01 Westlund, Elmer G., 21 Stearns Road ................................ 336.77 *Wester, John and Maria, 784 Belmont Street .................... 122.17 Westgate, Walter et ux,89 Edenfield Avenue ........................ 106.72 Westling, Many et a], LambertAlle, N. J. ............................ 273.88 Westlund, Andrew G,, Belmont .................. 308.67 Weatlund, Tekla E., Belmont .................................................. 323.00 Westlund, Andrew G. et al, 12 Belmont Street .................... 13.36 Weston, Alfred, 107 Pleasant Street ................... ................ 50.10 Whalen, Patrick E. et ux, 121 Edenfield Avenue .......... 130.36 White, Catherine V., 40 Hillside Street.................................... 16.57 White, Clara Mitchell, 60 Mt. Auburn Street .................... 701.40, White, Edward 14., 64 Mt. Auburn Street .............................. 95.19 "W'hite, Ellen A., 6 Green Street ................................... 65.33 White, Jarnes L. et ux, 66 Spruce Street ............................ 185.09 "UNte, John J. et ux, 10 Wells Avenue ...............................1 183.32 White, Peter J., 26 Royal Street ............................................ I(K).10 White, Peter S., 33 Whitney Street ............... ..................... 135.2 7 266 WA`l'1',1 , C7WN TOWN REPORT White, Willard. H., 42 Hillside Street ...................... *Whitehead, Karl W. at ux, 9 13radford Road .................... 80.37 "WbRehead, Mae E., 11 Clyde Road ...................................... 263.86 Whiting, Heirs Moses, 18 Royal Street ................................ 115.00 Whitney, Lester E., 19 Dwight Street ............ .. ...... .. ......... 3.34 Whittemore, Caspar M. et ux, 149 Hillside Road ................ 284.74 Widner,John et ux, 14 14osmer Street .................................... 223.78 *Wiley, Herbert A., 173 Bellevuc Road .................................. 53,76 "Wilkinson, Katherine, 26 Palmer Street .............................. 24.44 *Wilkinson, Katherine, Trustee, 26 Palmer Street .............. 43.82 Willard, George D., Dedham .................................................. 247.16 Williams, heirs Edith J., 178 Boylston Street .................. 253.84 Wilson, Heirs Ida, 4 Aiiddte-;ex Road .................................... 412.99 WilsoTI, Jenpie, 469 Alain Street .......................................... 167.00 Winner, Ellanor INL, 26) Russell Avenue .................................. 167.00 WinsorClub, Langdon Avenue .............................................. 367.40 WLnsor, Frederick et ux, }it Partridge Street .................... 18.09 insor, Mark J. of ux, I Otis Street ..................................... 55.69 Wood, Ernest et Ix, 10 Avon Road ............................. .......... 20'5.53 Wood, Robert Donald et ux, 83 Morse Street .................... 133.61) Woodland, Bennett, 45 Bancroft Street .............................. . 269.90 Wong, Luey, 157 Mt. Auburn Street ...................................... 3.34 Worcester, Ralph H., 431 Phillips Street ........................ ... .... 290.68 Wright, Edward F., 44 Fayette Sheet .................................. 88.51 Wright, Frederick J., Jr., et uv, 22 Middlesex Road ........ 218.97 *Wright, Harriet C., 64 Olcatt Street .................................. 180.85 Wry, Howard I., 22 Mt, Auburn Street .................................... 11.69 "4'giyte, ,Bohn, 6 Watertown Street .......................................... 3.34 Yanco, Sarah, fib West Street, Newton .............................. 111.89 Yerelnian, Carabed K., 97 Lovell Road ............................ . 278.89 Yerxa, Partlow A. Trustees, 24 Garfield Street .................... 98.12 Yiakounies, Pandelis et ux, 30 Clarendon: Street ................ 59.62 York, Catherine Manning, 2.35 Mt. Auburn Street................ 506.01 Young, Madeline P,, 175 Church Street ................................ 280.56 Young, Maurice A et ux, 8 Nilson Avenue ........................ 163.92 Young, Ulysses, 39 Upland Road ........................................ 230.46 Youngman, Harry E- et ux, 59 1 hradford Road ................ 292.06 Ypsilantis, Nicholas D. et ux, 21 Tr A rlington Street ............ 247.16 Zacheus, Oscar T. et ux` x, 85 Robbins Road .......................... 228.71) Zakarian, Jahn, 57 Quimby Street .............----.......,........ 206.96 Zakarian, Nevart, 16S Walnut Street .................................... 16'J.€16 Zampello, Louis et ux, East Boston .......... .......................... 5.01 Zevitas, William et al, 240 Boylston Street ......................... 100,00 1 i€sis, Irene, Somerville .......................................................... 21.71 COLLECTOR'S REPORT 267 TAX TITLES p Abrewr, Francesco J., 91 Arlington Street ........................+...! `fit 8.75 Alteparma.kian, Persape, 63 Elton Avenue ............................ 245.49 Arnerian Akabi, 86 Dexter Avenue ....................F................... 210.42 Ananian, Garabed et al, 23 Crawford Street .......................... 228.79 Aroutin, Art" M., 31 Melendy Avenue .............................. 240.48 Baron, Jennie C., 92 Common Street .................................... 223.78 Bazarian, Paul, 154 Put-nam Street ...................................... 267.20 Bekerian, Aghasi et al, et al, 17 Lloyd Road ........................ 280.56 "Dermett, Francis A., 56 Spruce Street .............................. 258.84 Berry, Emilie P., et al, 20 Richards Road .......................... 281.61 Bond, Charles Wood, 30 Winsor Avenue .............................. 232.13 Boyle, William J., 7 Bostonia Avenue ..........................I......... 153.64 Brenniek, Anna M. et al, 92 Hovey Street............................ 175.35 Brown., Florence E., 91 Orchard Street .................................. 312.08 Buda, Giuseppe et ux, 23 James Street .................................. 18.37 Burns, Mary E., 61 Elliot Street.............................................. 248.84 Busconi, Mary, 64 Schaal Street ............................................ 338.19 Cacca.varo, Sebastinno, 6 Lyon Street .................................... 75,16 Calf, Jerry, Walpole .................................................................... 35.07 Callahan, Thomas J. et ux, 370 School Street ........................ 235.47 *Camara, Heirs Joseph, 209 Summer Street ........................ 48.62 Capobianco, Antonio, 37 Berkeley Street .lR.!lR.F.F..,.,...,..,.., 270.54 Carrabis, Vincenzo, 44 Bacon Street ........................................ 95.19 Connor, i4lichael V. et ux, 61 Prospect Street ........................ 92.05 Costa, Heirs Salvatore, 26 Norseman Avenue .................... 197.06 Costello, Ellen F., 36 Purvis Street ........................................ 131.95 Cot€ani, Samuel et ux, 347 -1lain Street .................................. 169.51 Crosby, Thomas J. et ux, 34 Hawthorne Street .................... 83.50 Crupi, Santo et ux, 11 Keith Street ........................................ 99.53 D'Ainico, Loreiizc et ux, Fayette Street .............................. 114.39 D'Andrea, N�ittorio et ux, 11 Cottage Lane .......................... 79.49 Daniels, Francesco, et ux, 19 Dewey Street .......................... 96.39 Danikian, John, 26 Parker Street ............................................ 227.12 Desebenes, Arthur E. et ux, 36 Upland Road .................... 208.76 Dodge, Charles A., 476 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 667.80 Donahue, Elisabeth M., 11 Hill Street .................................. 74.44 Eewin, Frei et. ux, 50 Chapman Street ............................... 101.23 Eordekian, Abraham et ux, 198 Boylston Street .................... 268.93 Fallon, Walter L., 6 Porter Street ........................................ 230.46 Farese, Vinsen7w, 1.D8 Forest Street ........................................ 18.43 Faulkner, .Tames, 61 Wilmot Street ...................................... 125.59 Fitzgerald, Martin et ux, 941 Fayette Street .....,................... 161,99 Graham, Helen F., 122 Barnard Avenue .... ....................... 294.54 268 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Harrison, Alice, 14 Merrifield Avenue ................................ 156,98 Healey, John J., 54 Waltham Street .................................. 309.95 Hnrhoronov, Hermine, 465 Mt. Auburn Street ..................... 220.44 hire*agimian;, Joseph, 112 Laurel Street ............................ 135.27 Hughes, Joseph M. et sax, 10 Morton Street ........................ 259.34 Iliffe, William H. et al, Trustees ........................................ 5D7.68 knnoeenzio, Pantolea, Newton ................................................ 59.45 Iodice, Alfonso, 117 Warren Street .................................... 501.00 Johnson, Jacob J., 78 Dexter Avenue .................................. 31.0.62 Kalaiaian, Matos B., 62 New Lexington Street .................... 55.42 Kalfaian, Bagos et al, 45 Prentiss Street ............................ 230.46 Kane, Minnie, 161 Mt. Auburn Street .................................. 880.17 Karalekas, .Charles B., 212 Boylston Street ........................ 270.54 Kazarosian, Bagdasar et ux, 154 Nichols Avenue ................ 287.80 Keenan, John W., Brighton .................................................. 250.50 Keith, William J. A. et ux, 73 Standish Road .....+.............. 293.21 IiLelley, Charles B., 48 California Street ...............+............ 285.57 Kelley, Joseph M., 50 Watertown Street .............................. 761.52 Kelley, Margaret A., 88 Arlington ,Street ..........4....,+.......1. 200.40 Fake, Albert F"., 30 Paul Street .............................................. 77.01 Lake, James and Gertrude, 9 Avon Read ............................ 283.90 Lally, Joseph M., 48 Grandview Avenue ............................ 183+70 *Landry, Katherine L., 72 Bradford Road ............................ 90.41 LaSpada, Annie, 70 Westminster Avenue ............................ 56.81 Levine, Joseph, 49 Edenfield Avenue124.08 Libertini, Domenico et ux, 64 Waltham Street .................... 126.92 Uljcholmm, Elizabeth P., 40 Garfield Street ..... ...................... 255.51 Llnberlino, Pasquar❑sa, 29 Churchill .................................... 98.53 Lionetti, James et sax, 87 ntebburg Street. ........................ 182.52 Lne►v's, E. M. Theatres, Inc., Galen Street ........................ 194.64 MacDonald, Irene C., 45 Gilbert Street ................................ 233.80 MacDougall, Dnnald L. et ux, 4 Concord Street ................ 263.51 Ma:grath, Edward J 49 Merrill Road ................................ 270.08 Mailly, George, 20 Prescott Street .................................... 136.94 Malone, Francis J. et ux, 10 Summit Road ...................... 247.16 Mansini, Antonio A ux, 137 Pleasant Street ...................... 240.48 Margosian, Alice, 12 Adarns .avenue ..................................... 38 7,34 Martin, Harriet T, Trustee, 14 Winthrop Street ................ 66.80 Maxwell, Elsie M., Bedford .................................................... 165.33 Mazza, James V. et ux, 48 Cottage Street ........................,.,. 155.31 McCabe, Margaret Ellen, 65 Boyd Street ........................ 275.85 McCollem, Guy E., 69 Lexington Street ................................ 250.50 McDermott, Andrew T., 40 Royal ,Street ............................ 253.84 McEnaney, Michael, 115 Boylston Street ........... ............. 20,$f Mi+ Fadden, Bernard, 91 Eclenfleld Avenue ...................... 203.74 C OLLECTOR'S REPORT 269 McGready, Andrew et ux, 121 Boyd Street ............................ 220A4 .McMahon, William J. et ux, 24 Springfield Street ............ 179.32 McNamara, Minnie et al, 11 Upland Road ............................ 85.17 Mee, Heirs Dennis, 716 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 260.52 .Merullo, Pellegrino et ux, 69 Forest Street ............................ 269.87 .Monaghan, Carryall Y. et ux, 129 Hillside Read ................ 262.19 Monikus, Jacob, 71 Prentiss Street ........................................ 65.45 Mooers, Heirs Wiihelmina B., 106 Spruce Street ................ 50.10 Morrone, John et ux, 381 Main Street .................................... 522.71 Morse, Arthur L., 24 Chapman Street .................................... 15.03 ''Murpby, L lliaii, Belmont ...... ..... .. ........ . ....................... 13.36 Neshe, Domenico et ux, 86 Walnut Street ............................ 158.65 Newcomb, William lid., 11 Fairview Avenue .................... 245.49 Noel, Nora K., Roxbury .......................................................... 267.99 *Noren, ]Ernest K., 10 Harnden Avenue .... . ................... 198.73 O'Connell, John F. et ux, 103 Loveil Road ............................ 298.93 Ohanion, Mary hi, et al, 33 Melendy Avenue.......................... 203.74 Pacifico, Carmelto, 19 Hudson Street .................................... 56.94 Pappas, Costas, 67 Cooidge Hill Road ................................. 161.99 -Patrick Efstratios, 37 Berkeley Street .................................. 6€1.12 Pyle, Mabel. Estelle, Rosli.ndale ............................................ 71.80 Powers, Richard J., 21 Gilbert Street .................................... 162.01 Pugliese, Anna, 10 Elan Street .....................................*...... 165,11) -Queeney, Catherine T., Boston ................................................ 216.09 Ruche, Michael J. et ux, 10 Royal Street.-......................... 275.55 -Ravesi, Mary, 122 Chapman Street ................................I....... 165-62 Redd, Robert A. et al, 39 Franklin Street ........................ 258.85 Romano, Mfehele et ux, 14 Adams Street ................. ......... 100.20 Russo, Liana, 53 Laurel Street .............................................. 161.99 ,Sahato, Joseph, 238 Palfrey Street ........................................ 91.85 S moglou, Olga N., 29 Berkeley Street .................................. 65A3 "Stacey, Herbert 0. et ux, 11 Dwight Street........................ 111.89 Stone, Edwin. L., 100 Russell Avenue .................................. 167.00 Stone, Walter C., 19 Stoneleigh Read ................................ 392.45 Strandberg, Jahn Victor et ux, 70 Boylston Street ............ 238.81 Theurer, Otto T. Trustees, 171 Watertown Street ................ 538.53 'Thierry Adelaide H., Cambridge ............................................ 506.01 Thierry, Louis S., Cambridge ................................................ 659,65 -Tiberio, Joseph et ail, 27 Churchill __.................................. 60.12 Tutunjian, Heirs Asadoor, 54 Quincy Street .. ................ 185.37 Tutunjian, Sarkis et ux, 230 Boylston Street .................... 257.18 United States Bond Mortgage Corp. of A-lass., Boston........ 1,131.96 Vecchione, Bernice, 219 Watertown Street .......................... 190.38 Verducci, Domenico, Brighton ............................................._.... 6.68 -Wa.ltharn Savings Bank, Waltham .......................................... 2,438.20 270 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Ware, i. Grace, 163 Worcester Street .................................... 154.3u1 Watertown Savings Bank, Main Street ................................ 358.42 Waverley Co-operative Bank Whiter Clara X, 60 M-L Auburn Street ................................ 150.30 White, Eda«rd R., 60 Mt. Auburn Street ........................ 1.53.64 Whitney, Emma, 15 Fifield Street ........................................ 177.02 Whitney-, Helen R., 29 Fall Avenue ...................................... 282.23 Wilbur, J. W. Co., Boston .................................................... 8.85. Brink, Virgil C. et al, `trustees, tit Mt. Auburn Street........ 298.93 Zaino, Frank et ux, 51 Crawford Street ................................ 193.70 Zakarian, David, 15 Malden Street ........................................ 108.56 Karakaslaian, Hovannes et ux, 77 Putnam Street ................ 33.40- DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS N�Iobeeo Incorporated, Bid., 134, U. S. Arsenal .................... 88.51 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF TFF, TOWN OF WATERTOWN FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1935 'SHE HAMPSHME PRESS, INC. Cambizdge, Mass. 133!i 272 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT ORGANIZATION OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT 1935 Board of Health EUGENE F. GORMAN, M.D., Ckairman GUY C. PESCE, M.D., Secretary EARL J. WYLIE, M.D. Agent a,?z.d Health Officer FRED W. BODGE Plumbing Inspector CHARLES M. HEWITT Super intindent of Cemeteries VAN D. HORTON limpector of �Vilk FRED W. BODGE Bacteriologist ARTHUR E. BUR Clerk ALICE 1-1. FARNHAM Eowrd of Health Physician VVALTER N. SECORD, M.D. Board of Heap) Nurses ROSE AJEMIAN, R.N. AGNES KIRKER, R.N. School Dentists JAMES E. DONAHUE, D.M.D. CHARLES E. K-E LLEY, D.M.D. Dental Assistant IRENE K. DRUMMEY, R.N. Raby Clinic, Eastern R. C. LAVRAKAS, M.D. western L. B. SILVERSTEIN, M.D. WATERT[3"44TN TOWN REPORT 213- DEPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH To the Citizens of the Town of Watertown The Board of ]Health ,submits the following report for the year ended December 31, 1935: The Board organized March 5, 1935, electing Eugene F. {Gorman, M.D., Chairman; Guy C. Pesce, M.D., Secre- tary, with Earl J. Wylie, M.D., as the third member. At this meeting the following employees were reap- pointed: Health Officer, Mr. Fred W, Badge Clerk, Miss Alice H. F'`arnlram Nurse, Mrs. Rose Ajeniian Nurse, Mrs. Agnes Kirker Dental Assistant, Mrs. Irene K. Dr ur►mey Superintendent of Cemeteries, Mr. Van D. Horton At the regular meeting of the Board held April 3, ad- ditional reappointments were made, as follows: Board of Health Physician, Dr. Walter N. Secord Dental Clinic, .Dr. Charles E. Kelley- Dental Clinic, Dr. (even F. Keefe East Well Baby Clinic, Dr. R. C. Lavrakas West Well Baby Clinic, Dr. Louis B. Silverstein During the year, two changes were minde in Personnel, bringing the efficiency of the department to a higher level. Two nurses were 'put on fall time, instead of three on part time. This enables each nurse to follow her respective work much closer. Arthur E. Bunke was appointed Bacteriologist of milk, doing the laboratory work, thereby enabling us to analyze more samples of milk and cream per month. The Board realizes the necessity for more dental work being dame in the schools, We have striven to cover as many schools and do as much work as our limited budget will allow. 274 'WATERT[}'4'4TN TOWN REPORT The Board wishes to extend its thanks to all persons, departments and department heads, who in any Nvay as- sisted this department in carrying out its work. Respectfully submitted, EUGENE F. GORMAN, Chahinan GUY C. PE ACE, M. D., SecretmT EARL J. WYLIE, M. D. REPORT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER To tine b'oardof Dearth, Tow-it. of Watertotvv.: Gentlemen: I herewith submit the following report of work clone by the department during the year ending: December 81, 1935. The report here presented is necessarily brief, but com- plete details are on file in the office. Financial Report Appropriation for 1035 33,155.00 General Administration $8,715.00 Oouta ions Diseases 21,500.00 Dental Clinic 2,500.O0 Well Baby Clinic 440.00 - 33,155.00 Expenditures: General Administration $8,405.27 Contagious Diseases 21,017.01 Dental Clinic 2,476.75 Well Baby- Clinic 428.60 Gross Expenditures $32,327.63 Returned to Treasurer 827.3 i $33,155.00 '4 ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 275 Gres Expenditrtres per Capita .9091 Reimbursements during 1935, exclusive of Plumbing and Cemetery , 7,141,.84 Licenses $47 i.50 Dental Clinic 99.56 State Subsidy for Tuberculosis 4,288.19 City, and Town Reimbursements for Tuberculosis 55.50 Private Reimbursements for Tuberculosis 765.49 State Subsidy for other- Contagious Disea.ges '?60.50 City and Town Reimbursements for other Contagious Diseases 5 151.60 Private Reimbursement for other Contagious Diseases 196.25 County Commissioners for Rabies Vaccine and Treatment 457.25 7,141.84 Net Cost to Town $25,185.79 Net Cost per Capita .702 Summary of Vital Statistics Population (estimated) 35,827 Births 509 Birth Rate per 1,000 population 14.2 Corrected Death Rate Note: The corrected death rate is found by eliminating the deaths of all non-residents dying in Watertown and adding the deaths of all residents of Watertown dying elsewhere, as shown by the records of the Town Clerk. Deaths of residents occurring in Watertown 217 Deaths of residents of Watertown occurring elsewhere 119 Total (Stillbirths not included) 336 Death Rate per 1,000 population 9.3 Tuberculosis Deaths 1.0 Tuberculosis Deaths per 100,000 population 27.9 or 276 WATERT'(7WIv TOWN REPORT Mortuary Report Age Groups Male Female Total Under 1 year 10 6 16 From 1 to 2 years 1 5 6 From 2 to 3 years 1. 0 1- From 3 to 4 years 1 0 1 From 4 to 5 years 1 0 1 From 5 to 10 years 1 2 From 10 to 15 years. 2 1 From 15 to 20 years 2 3 5 From 20 to 3O years 4 6 10 From 30 to 40 years 8 12 20 From 40 to 50 yeses 15 V) so Prom 50 to 60 years 21 ' '' 43 From 60 to 74 years 39 :31 70 From 70 to 80 years 33 44 77 From 80 to 90 years 18 25 43 From 90 to 100 years 2 5 r 1.59 177 336 Stillbirths Communicable Diseases There has been an appreciable decrease in the number of cases of contagious diseases reported to this depart- ment for the Fast year, notably 963 cases, as against 1,637 for 1934. The only increase in minor diseases was Ger- man Measles, of which there was an increase of 468 eases over last year. The following chart shows the reported diseases by months: WATE1$'I'OWN TOWN REPORT 277 Contagious Diseases for the Year 1935 Jajl. 1`0)l liar. A Sri•. 3IRy.tune July Aug,Sept. Out. Nov. Dee.'raw Anterior Poliomyelitis .. 1 7 3 6 1 is Chicken Pox ........ 5 3 5 2 1 4 5 5 5 9 44 Diphtheria .......... 1 1 2 Dysentery* Bacillary ........ 1 1 German Measles 5 153 1?9 95 24 5 1 2 1 6 2 473 Ophthalmia Mennatorum .... 1 1 Suppurative Conjunctivitis.. 1 1 Lobar Pneumonia 8 4 1 1 a 1 1 1 5 25 Malaria ................ 1 1 Measles .... ....... ...13 14 11 1 9 2 1 3 54 141umps ................ 4 2 1 1 1 3 7 23 42 Scarlet F''ever .... 7 4 b 2 6 2 3 2 4 8 14 ' 62 Septic Sore Throat .... 1 1 Tetwius (Nail Wound).. X L Tuberculosis Pulmonary ...... °? 2 1 7 `? 4 3 4 2 4 2 33 'Hilum ....... ...... 2 2 2 6 Other Forms .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Typhoid Fever .... 1 1 1 3 Whooping Cough 10 5 6 6 2 1 1 2 33 ]dog Bite .............. 4 10 5 26 15 19 20 14 11 10 13 6 153 Cat Bite .............. 2 1 1 1 5 Rabid Dog .......... 1 1 2 Anterior Poliomyelitis There was a decided flare-up in the instance of anterior poliomyelitis over last year. We had 18 cases reported, of which 9 were non-paralytic and 9 paralytic, only one being a severe case. This is a very satisfactory showing to the Board, in comparison with other cities and toxins of our size. Dag Bites This year 153 persons were reported bitten by dog,, each case being reported to the Animal Inspector, Dr. If. 278 WA` ERTOWN 'rC}WN REPORT W. Jakenian, who examined and restrained each dog for a, period of two weeks, This is an increase of 39 dog bites over last year. Rabies Only two cases of rabies among dogs have been re- ported during the past year. Both of these were reported in the early part of the year and in neither case MLs. any damage ..done. This brings us to believe that inoculatin • dogs against rabies at our clinics is a worth while proce- dure and should be taken advantage of by a great many more owners of dogs. In fact, all owners should avail themselves of this privilege in the future. Eighteen people have been given the anti-rabic treat- ment during the past year, due to exposure or inability to locate the owner of the dog that slid the biting. This is a preventive measure against the possibility of persons de- veloping rabies, and according to a new law passed in 1934, the Board of Health has been responsible for loath vaccine and treatment, the vaccine aauounting to $105, and physicians' fees for administering it, $380.25. Drag Clinic In the month of .April we held 3 free clinics for the im- munization of dogs and vaccinated 520, which is approxi- mately 65% of the number~ of dogs licensed, and again we urge upon clog owners the necessity of leaving their clogs immunized at this clinic., which will be held again in the coming year, as a protection against children ,and adults, Diphtheria A series of clinics was herd in the spring and another series ,in the fall, for the immunizing of children against diphtheria. The total nrimber of children immunized dur- ing the past year was 462. There were only two cases of diphtheria reported during the past year, which is a de- cided drop in the number of cases, with no deaths. There were 1,022 home calls made by nurses in this de- partment, advocating immunization against diplithe ra W.ATERTf]WN TOWN REPORT 279 either by the family physician or at the Board of Health -Clinic. There were also 438 birthday cards sent out to children after they reached the age of sire months, advis- ing inoculation against diphtheria.. There appear to have been very good results from these cards, as a great mangy- physicians called for toxoid and toxin-anti-toxin to im- munize children Scarlet Fever The number of reported cases of Scarlet Fever took a decided drop in the past year, from 129 in 1934 to 52 in 1935. Of these cases there were only 7 hospitalized in 1935, the other patients remaining at home. A letter of instruction to the parent is left at each home at the time the house is hosted. These cases necessitated 140 home calls. Tuberculosis It has been the aim of this department to provide sana- torium care for those persons in the early stages of the disease. From an economic standpoint alone, a patient receiving early treatment and rclreckinb of the disease will save the community the necessity of providing years of care at a later date. By early diagnosis and isolation of the patient the danger of infecting contacts is materially lessened. With this in view, the physicians ofWater- town have been informed as to the privileges of the Aliddlesex Coulity Sanatorium in Waltham where persons may receive physical examination, X-ray and diagnosis free of charge. With the new addition, which is now under construe- Lion at the Sanatorium, it is expected to be able to hos- pitalize patients without the lomr waiting lists that exist- ed heretofore. It will be a decided advantage to loath patients and the Health Department. The number of reported cases this year was on a par Nvitlr last year, and shows a great deal of co-operation on the Dart of the phygicians of the town with the Health `80 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Department in diagnosing and reporting cases in their early stages. The Watertown Branch of Southern Middlesex Health Association was instrumental in sending 17 children to came during the summer months, and each of these children received a ,great deal of benefit, some of them ,gaining about 8 pounds, an average of about 6 pounds each. We sincerely hope that the people of Watertown twill continue to assist in this work, as it is a very worthy cause. Tuberculosis Summary Number of cases on visiting list 237 Number of new cases reported, pulmonary 33 Number of new cases reported, hilwn (childhood type) 6 Number of new cases reported, other for-nis F Number of tuberculous persons leaving town 13 Number of tuberculous persons entering town 5 Number of patients entering sanatoria. 32 Number of patients discharged from sanatoria ?3 Number of patients who died from tuberculosis 10 Number of examinations made 390 Number of house visits made 989 Patients in Sanatoria (Watertown Settled) Af ddlesex 'County Sanatorium 22 Rutland State Sanatorium S North Reading State Sanatorium I Lakeville State Sanatorium 3 Patients hospitalized in Sanatoria other than Watertown settled 13 It is the airn of this department, with the consent of the family physician, in each reported ease of tuberculosis, to have all contacts in the faynily examined and -rayed at the Middlesex County Sanatorium. These cases are followed tip at intervals, on recommendation of the dac- WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 281 tors at the out-pa,tiezit department. This work is vety beneficial in determining the disease in its early stages. Another very important feature of tuberculosis work. is the examination of school children. All children with a ,positive tuberculin test are -rayed and examined, and in our last examination three cases of minimal pulmonary tuberculosis were found and hospitalized, Other cases found with a positive tuber•cuffii but with no active dis- ease, were periodically X-t-a}fed and kept under super- vision to prevent advance in the disease. This will be followed up emery year and it is urged that parents of ,children give their consent to have this done. Typhoid Only three cases of typhoid were repeated this year. After careful investigation we were unable to trace the source of infection in any one; case. These cases have fully recovered and have been discharged. Well Baby Clinic The Well Balky Climes are held two afternoons a Meek —on Tuesdays at the West Junior High School and on Fridays at the Coolidge School. The total number of ]rabies examined at the two clinics. was 1,424 , namely, 562 at the West Junior High Clinic and 86 at theCoolidge School Clinic. Advice as to feeding is given to mothers, and where there is any other ailment, they are recom- mended to their family physician. Each child is weighed and the record kept of any increase, and should there be a decrease, it is brought to the attention of the physician. School Nursing at St. Patrick's and Sacred Heart Schools Pre-school weak is clone during the summer months, children in school examined for possible contagious dis- eases, and recommendations made for their general wel- fare. Home visits are made in cases of suspected con- tagious diseases and records kept as the result of these visits, This work is all done by one of the nurses of this department, 282 WATERTOWN TOWN RE1'f)RT Dental Clinic During the year the Dental Clinic was held at the fol- lowing schools: Hosmer, Parker, Marshall Spying and Coolidge, the Sacred Heart School being given service at the Coolidge School. These were held mornings. The Dental Clinic work has been confined to pupils of the first grades only, with emergencies throughout the town. In the afternoons, dental instructions were given to all children in the schools. Dental charts were hung in all grades, follow--up work done continually and dental lit- erature distributed. While a satisfactory amount of worlk has been dole within our limitations, much has been left undone which we would like to see accomplished. In our afternoon program we find it has been impossible for practically three-quarters of the children in each class- room to have dental attention, due to their still present financial difficulties. This percentage is even Higher in two of our schools and the principals as well as our I3ealth Department regret that more work cannot be accom- ]Aished. Again this year we appreciate the splendid co-operation on time part of the teachers, parents and children. All have done their best in this educational program, which is meant to safeguard the future health and happiness of Our young follks. The results of the clinics are as follows: Number of Extractions: Temporary Teeth 207 Permanent Teeth 41 49 Number of Fillings: Temporary 706 Permanent 352 1,053 Number of Treatments: Temporary 310 Permanent 43 Total Number of Dental Certificates Issued 293 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 283 Money Received--,$89.56. This is considerably lower than in the past, due to the schools worked in during the year and the financial condition of the parents. Food Distribution There were 2,137 store inspections, 1,332 of eating;. places, 264 bakeries, 120 milk plants, and 48 ice Bream plants. The co-operation 4 all proprietors of the above named places has shown a deckled improvement in their comply- ing with the requests made for improvement in condi- tions. We feel that our stores, bakeries and restaurants are of a standard comparable with that of any other city or town. General Sanitation There were 189 nuisance complaints registered with the Department, and in each case satisfactorily discharged and abated. Milk Inspection The first of June Mr. Ai thug E. Burke tool: over the duties of Bacteriologist and made 401 analyses of milli in the past seven months. 'These analyses comprise butter fat, solids and bacteria.. The average supply of milk com- ing into Watertown is of very high quality and of a love bacteria count. In conclusion, I wish. to thank the members of the office and all outside employees in nny way connected with the Department for their loyal co-operation in furthering the health work now being carried on in Watertown. Respectfully submitted, +RED W. BODGE, Agent. 9-84 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT REPORT OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR: To the Board of Health: Gentlemen: I herewith submit my annual report as Plumbii�g In- spector for the Town of Watertown far the year 1935: Total amount of fees received for hermits $564.00 Perrnit;s issued for plumbing for which a $4 fee -%vas collected 141 Permits issued for replacements of boilers (iio charge) 34 Number of fixtures installed 550 Total number of inspections 312 Total number of water tests 100 Total number of sanitary inspections 40 Total permits issued, work riot finished fi iIany lours of this office are taken up in consultation in laying out of work, and adjustments on sanitary in- spections and ge-neza.l complaints. Respectfully submitted, CH ARLES M. HEWITT, faspector of Plumbing. REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF CEMETERIES To the Board of Health: Gentlemen The report of the Superintendent of Cemeteries for the year ended December 31, 1935, is herewith submitted: :appropriated for: Superintendent $2,000.00 Labor 8,000.00 Contingent 600.00 Total Appropriation $10,600.00 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 285. ]Expenditures $10,596.52 Balance 3.48 10,600.00 A.niount paid to Town Treasurer for sale of lots, graves and genexal labor from January 1, 1935 to December 31, 1935, $6,89 7.95. Number of interments in cemeteries is as follows: Common Street 13 Ridgelaw-n 81 Number of removals 6 Number of foundations placed 33 Number of two-grave lots sold 5 Number of three or more grave lots sold 14 Number of adults' single graves sold 36 Number of children's graves sold 9 I reconrnrend that $10,600 be appropriated for the year 1936, as follows. Superintendent $2,000.00 Labor 8,000.00 Contingent 600.00 Special Appropriation for Water Extension at Ridgelawn Cemetery 350.00 Special Appropriation for Rear. Line Fence at Corn mon Street Cemetery from Mt. Auburn Street to Co=ion Street 780.00 Respectfully submitted, VAN D. TICRTON, S4dpe'T"i72tnC ent of Cemetw—ies, 286 WATER'T`[lWN TOWN REPORT REPORT OF TOWN CLERK'S DEPARTMENT Watertown, Mass., December 31, 1935. The report of this department for the year 1935 is here- with submitted. For report of Town Meetings, which comes under the work of this department, reference is made to that title. Ma.xiiages Recorded By Mouths January- 20 February 20 March 15 April 29 May 25 June 57 July 35 August 44 September 48 October 49 Nov,ember 25 December 19 Total 386 Deaths Recorded By Months January- 29 Februar�v 33 March 30 April 41 May 27 June 29 July- 19 August 21 September 27 October 36 November 23 December -! Total 343 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 287 Births Recorded By Months ( tillbir•tlis Excluded) January 48 February 54 March 8 April 43 ),1ay 49 jime 50 July 40 August; 49 September 33 October 40 November 24 December 32 Total 520 Fees Collected in the Office of the Town Clerk and Paid. to Town Treasurer for the Year 1935 490 Conservation Licenses at 25ceach $122.50 Miscellaneous Fees: Marriage Permits, Certifi- cates of Various Kinds, Recording of Mort- gages, Discharges, Pills of Sale, Grants, etc. 1,836.22- $1,958.72. Fees Collected for Licenses Granted by Selectmen 92 Victualler's Licenses at $1.00 $92.00 9 Pool Licenses at $5.00 45.00 4 Junk Licenses at $10.00 40.00 Liquor Licenses 14,219.44 6 Coffee I-louse Licenses at $5.00 30.00 64 Renewals at $1.00 64.00 10 Auctioneer Licenses at $2.00 20,00 21 Transfers at 50c each 10.50 1 Employment Agency Permit at $2,00 2.00 6 Taxi Permits at $3.00 15.00 88 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 20 Auto Dealer's Permits at $5.00 100.00 Bees- and Wine Licenses 9,229.16 1 Second Hand Dealer's License at $1.00 1.00 2 Theatre Licenses at $1.00 2.00 16 Denatured Alcohol Permits at $1.00 16.00 35 Garage Penults at $1.50 52.50 73 Liquor Adds at $1.25 91.25 1 Taxi Permit (part time) 1.00 24,030.85 I have exainirred the amount of money received in the office of the Town Clerk for Town Licenses, issued by the Selectmen, and the receipts from the Town Treasurer, and find ahem to be correct. W. W. NOEX OS , Jr., Auditor. WM. P. McGUIR E, Town Clerk. 1935) Number of Dogs Licensed in Watertown ,560 Male Dogs Licensed at $2.00 $1,120.00 60 Female Dogs Licensed at $5.00 300.00 179 Spayed Female Dogs at $2.00 358.00 1,7 7 8.00 Chapter 289 of tire Acts of 1932 requires that all fees for dog licenses be turned into the Tern Treasury. I have examined: the account of money received for dog licenses in the office of the Town Cleric and the re- ceipts from the County Treasurer, and find there correct. W. W. NORCRO , Jr., Audi or. WM. P. McGUIRE, Town Clerk. WATr'MOWN TOWN REPORT 289 1925 Mate Licenses 196 Fishing Licenses at $2.00 $392.00 199 Hunting Licenses at 2.00 398.00 64 Combination Licenses at $3 25 208.00 29 Minor Fishing Licenses at $1.25 36.25 7 Duplicate Licenses at 50c 3.50 2 Trapping Licenses at $5.25 10.50 16 Licenses Free 513 Licenses Issued $1,048.25 490 License Less fees at 25c each 122.50 925.75 The sum of $925.75 was sent to the Department of Con- servation, Division of Fisheries and Gagne, 20 Somerset Street, Boston, Mass. W. W. 1' OR,CR , Jr WM. P. McG IRE, Pown Clerk. APPRAISERS' VALUATION Highway Department Building $9,520.00 Contents 11,226.00 Oil Shed 921.00 (contents 1,1:50.00 Toolhouse and Shed 4,429.00 Contents 7,474.00 Smith shop 1,440.00 Contents 1,387.00 Dwelling Howse 7,006.00 Garbage Transfer Station 2,05:5.00 Four acres of land, inching dump 8,000.00 Gravel Pit 8,200.00 $62,838.00 290 W'ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Sewer System $525,000.00 Drainage System 4+00,O00.00 $925,000_00 Moth Department Automobile $100.00 Tools 200.00 $300.00 Infirmary and Equipment Almshouse Building $34,229.00 Contents 2,505.50 Five Acres of Land 10,000.00 -- $46,734.50 Administration Building Evil ing $2430899.00 Contents 51,712.20 $295,611.20 [old Town Hail, Annex and Land 11,595 square feet of land $34,785.00 Torn Hall and Annex 67,582.00 $1012,867.00 Poles and Wires Department, .Automobiles and Equipment $2,000.00 $2,000.00 Park Department Athletic Field $50,000.00 Whitney Hill Park, 6 acres 10,000.00 Saltonstall Park, 5 acres 57,250.00 Howe Park, 11/ acres 2,000.00 Cooks Pond, 41/2 acres 10,000.00 Playground Equipment, Tools, etc. 900.00 House 200.00 Equipment 400.00 Miscellaneous Lard, Deltas, etc. 3,000.00 Marion lid. and Orchard St,, 6 acres 20,000.00 West End Playground 20,000.00 Land in Delta 62,600.00 $236,350.00 WATERTUWN TOWN REPORT 291 Water Department Dwelling House and Barn $10,753.00 Contents 12,94.25 803,378 square feet of land 40,000.00 10,000 square feet of land 1,500.00 NVater Mains 6.50,000m $7150217.25 Public Library 50,240 square feet of land $25,120.00 Building 113,O76.00 Contents, Books, Furniture, Fittings, etc. 71,563.40 12,20 square feet of land, East End 3,100.00 East End Public Library 23,581.00 Contents 18,425.3 15,648 feet of land. 3,000.00 North End Library 9,`37-00 Contents 8,622.4O $275,725.15 Health Department Automobiles (2) $600.00 $600a00 Eat Junior High School .Land, 142,900 square feet $40,000.00 Buildings 281,834.00 Contents 39,688.13 - $361,522.13 High School Land and Building land $3=4,000.00 Building 533,940.00 Contents 113,539.90 $O81,479.90 Phillips School 57,010 square feet .of land. $11,400.00 Building 34,:340.00 Contents 7,3O4.1O $53,044.10 292 WATER`I"OWN ' `OWN REPORT Spring (West) School Land 17,599 square feet of hand $8,000.00 $'8,000.00 Bemis School Laid 48,1210 square feet of lanai $4,800.00 $4,800.00 Grant School Building $30,209M Contents 4,816.00 --- $35,425.00 Marshall Spring School Land $10,000.00 Building 92,925.00 Contents 8,910.63 111,8 5.63 .lames Russell Lowell School Building. $167,557.00 Contents 18,589.43 41/2 aeries of land 15,000.00 $201,140.43 Francis School 55,208 square feet of land $11,400.00 Building 87,327.00 Contents 8J072.04 $106,799.04 Hosmer School 80,530 square feet of land- $16,000.00 Building and Addition 192,340.00 Contents 27,822.31 $236,162.31 Coolidge School, Arlington Street Land $24,000.00 Building 189,969.00 Contents 21,632.51 — $235,601.51 Browne School, Main Street Land $17,225.00 Building 150,318.00 Contents 17,895.75 $185,439.7.5 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 293 Old Parker School Land 38,d96 square feet of ]anal S";19,000.00 $19,000.00 West Junior High 'School Land $10,000.0 0 Building 208,277.00 Contents 26,628.54 254,905.4 .New Parker School 126,453 square feet of land $13,000.00 Building 88,02 7.00 Contents %958.72 110,985.72 Central Fire Station and Police Station 13,000 square feet of land $26,000.00 Building :50,719.00 Contents, including Apparatus 50,187.90 $126,906.90 Bast End Fire Station Land $5,000.00 Building 32,616.00 Contents 197078-85 $56,694.85 Veterans' Memorial Building $16,744.00 Contents 1,349-70 18,086.70 Total $5,470,1.71.61 JAMES 11. SHERIDANJ IVIAUBICE H. O'CCN N ELL, CHARLES F. SHA�V, R For year ending December 31., 1935. 294 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS To the Annual Town Meeting, 1935 Monday Evening, April 1, 7:00 P. M. FINANCE COMMITTEE Matthew W. J. Caney John A. Colbert Anthony Julian Sterling R. ,Carrington William G. Grandy Thomas E. Doyle Grover C. Codie Edmund P. Hickey Felix A. Leonard A. Lester Shipto.Ti James T. Phelan Arthur B. Jones David E. Fitzgerald Dr. Robert S. Quinhy Daniel J. Murphy Ralph C. Gardiner Edward C. Fall �V.ilfred J. paquet Jesse Mason Edward C. Webster 1°rvd 1). Shaw REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE To the Citizens of Watertown The Finance Committee presents its recommendations tQ the .Annul Town Meeting of April 1, 1935, and is com- pleting a period of surprise, amazement, ,and chagrin at the ability of Public Officials, Department Heads, and even Municipal Employees to request sums of money for spending that the Taxpayer is unable to earn. On January 1st, 1935, we had over $ U4,000.00 in un- collected taxes for 1934, and additional sums for other years. This fact in itself should be amble evidence to those charged with the spending of "Other People's" money, that "Other People" can not afford to pay any increase in the cast of government. However, we find the Municipal Officials of Watertown asking this commit- tee to recommend an increase in the budget for 1935 of over $400,000- 0 which would raise your tax bill twenty- five percent, or about Eight Dollars per thousand.. The Finance Committee had difficulty at times In try- ing to understand the mental processes of elected and appointed Public Ofcials who had the boldness to ask an already aver-burdened. population to increase their con- tributions to municipal extravagance and waste. ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 295 In spite of the Federal Government's contribution of hundreds of thousands of dollars to various public pro- jects in Watertown, every Department that received ap- proval of these projects, came before this committee and asked for an increase over the previous year's appropria- tion for their own use. By reasoning this matter through to a conclusion, we find that the building of public im- provements with Federal money, instead of reducing costs to the Town, is being used as a stimulant to still further spending by the various departments. Public Officials in Watertown, appearing before this committee, expressed no concern over the fact that we are still in a depression, and almost unanimously advo- cated appropriations as large as they thought they could receive from the Town Meeting, rather than what they actually needed for the efficient operation of their De- partments. The exception to this attitude was in the small Departments with minor budgets. Watertown has, apparently, too many public officials, boards, committees, and groups of employees that are eager to advance their expensive ideas and pet theories, and too few officials that will concern themselves over the ability of the taxpayer to raise money for them to spend. There is no responsible authority in Watertown to co- ordinate departmentaloperation or spending, and this con- dition causes us to have unduly high governmental cost. The year 193 is going to be achallenge to the efficient management of every Watertown department because of the change in the tax year. Valuations will be made this year as of January 1st, rather than April 1st as in the past, and no supplementary budgets will be possible be- cause the power to raise funds by taxation will be in- operative after May Ist. Tax bills will be in the bands of taxpayers by June 15th this year instead of random dates to be chosen by the Board of Assessors. Some departments exceeded their Midgets deliberately during 1934, and after repeated warnings by this com- mittee to offenders, we wish to further emphasize this 2 9 6 WATEItiTOWN TOWN REPORT flagrant abuse of authority, by recommending that no un- paid bills contracted in 1934, ije appropriated by the Town Meeting, The budget has in our estimation been much tea high to countenance further extravagance by ments in contracting bills beyond their legal right to pay. The operation of the Administration wilding by the Board of Selectmen during 1934, and from its erection in • fact, is a typical example of municipal waste, extravag- ance ��nd inefficiency, as is the payment of bills by the Town of Watertown for telephones in the homes of ten public officials. We have indicated these and other meth- ods of economy to various departments and str only rec- ommend their immediate adoption. Many projects are not being; recommended by the Finance Committee because of the ever-present fact that the taxpayer cannot afford to pay the present cast of government in Watertown, without even considering an increase in any department. Building projects advanced upon the theory that they might he buii't advantageously at the present time cannot possibly, in our Judgment, offset the increased cost of carrying therm along with out other burdens, and they have all failed of recommenda- tion, in spite of the worthiness and desirability of them in more propitious times. Your committee has been generous with its time and effort in attempting to arrive at an equitable solution of the many municipal problems presented to it. We have been continually faced with the problem of unemployment and welfare costs, and while we know that some depart- ments couid he manned by fewer permanent employees, we have made a strang effort to make no recommendations that would lead to rnalaadjustments in employment or pro- duce a condition of distress. We believe that the sums recommended in this report, if adopted by the Town Meetings are adequate to permit the efficient operation of every department in the Town, and ;will provide the quantity and standard of service that Watertown can afford to pay for. These recommendations W.ATrR"1`GtWN TOWN REPORT 297 represent the best judgment of this committee, a.nil any additional a.ppyopriations .granted by the Town Meetinb Members can only be reflected in higher taxes and further distress among our citizens. It has been a pleasure to be associated with the mem- bers of the finance Committee and to preside at their deliberations and hearings. 1 commend there for their fairness and good jiidgmeat, and thank them for their devotion to their fellow citizens in the cause of good gov- ernment. Respectfully submitted, JOHN A. COLBERT, Voted: That the report of the Chairman of the Finance Committee, be adopted as the Report of the Committee. ILFRED J. PA QUET, Secretary. 298 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT o ^� J x ZtxYC _ 01 — — ' 004 M Cam►# -4 CO S+ [ ^ 00 C6 CD Q p3 C� R Ctl It-- tD b" 40.-q—4 Cy N 4�# id31.17G O'3 riCD I* Lnr-a C4qct=,m _L7 z ,� oil f7rfri 4�:,-�r� ri d';1°C G^1 s-, Ul 97 �A +U v �' niu w C +J2 w r cS S 3} u tim W ua r cd r en �•., A e-e y � � ' � •f '" of 'r .mow WATE TC1WN TOWN REPORT 299 C�C-- c7 Via - cLel� . L:_ 00 To c ;� c :q w,- e;�, c 9w 00 N G G = cci o6L%i 6c� ai" -aoa ao CO-4 L- H r"4 �+1 c ;moo �■rr oo CfS fi t: 7 r- Fri h+Y Oc;c}C O d .,,r C r-C Up !!]ci C+J C11 G .. 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A � y Qj •^• � 1- Tr r•' PS Cl � -4 � '�1 Q1 ��L WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 3{3 Im cc " :2:z _a C6- c--i a oC; mac: S" rrySL: -y co FL oo CV tL+C4 CA C3 tf '^Crs L— — [ �A 5 Cfs C r+i F i GG5]rcCV 473 CDGV C i17 L 00 CIS rF r-I cla_ 06 C COG w- 06,--F C�L6—�CTC rl _ GW ri tc . 4 .—e ,-.I G3 � J Fd CU - Fes.. 41 �• PJ� Gi ! cu :< rn 02 cd ci th Ll CJ ECM P.Cw �3 "306 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT r3 Q ' ` � ; 01 S �� ` 06 Q o co 0 c� �2; zz�4z � 4�4�4 x c c � coan oo=ocScioo 0o00CDCo cq Gti1 — rD w6 �Lt7 S�1 CSS f C Lo Ci G3 v, co CD �a -' o G': Lt Cx G�7 OD cc C? tr cq to^ Z+1 y " L r y cim. r. daa �. cr� no- cu j4' Jim y G d 4) 4H lu CJ 41 f - - f 9y•t� �� WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 307 DEPORT OF THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Gentlemen: The following report relating to work done and money expended for the year ending December 91, 1935, is re- spectfully submitted. Highway. Construction Receipts Appropriation $25,000.00 Expenditures Elm Street $4,572.0 i Galen Street 252.24 Hillside Road 3,988.04 Royal Street 3J51..87 Summer Street 12,828.71 Watertown Street 19a.84 $24,988.7 f Balance 11.23 50000.00 Highway Maintenance Receipts Appropriation $85,000.00; 'transferred at Town Meeting 14,000.00 99,000.00 General Maintenance Administration Building Driveway $41.00 Browne School (ERA) 310.67 Gleaning Catch Basins and Drains 0,039.96 Coolidge School (ERA) 828.00 Coolidge Avenue 134.10 308 W ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Cutting Welfare Wood 129.67 California Street Gutters 168.05 Grading Borders 19.08 Garage Keepers 17478.45 Grove Street 1.92.69 Galen Street (Parking Area) 38.08 Howe Park (ERA) 521.07 Infirmary (ERA) 82.11 Lanternmen 1,678.171 Library (ERA) 54.05 Lowell School Playground (ERA) 135.53 Langdon Ave. Drain (WPA) 77.82 Marshall Spring School (ERA) 213.54 Main Street Wall 100-93 Mechanics 4,330.93 Myrtle Street Drain (WPA) 27-93 Fainting Streets 554.40 Patching Streets 7,261.98 Post Santa Collections 16.40 Parker Playground (ERA) 35.02 Ridgelawn Cemetery (EPA) 38.1:i Russell Avenue Drain (WPA) 677.17 Saltonstall Park (ERA) 442.60 Snow 41,113.74 Sanding 1,770.16 Sidewalks (WPA) 765.06 Senior High School 59.97 Street Cleaning 11,62.59 Victory Field (ERA) 683.91 Winsor Avenue (WPA) 505.74 Whiting Park (ERA) 350.32 Warren Street Brook (WPA) 538A9 Vest Junior High School (ETtA) 458.92 Westminster Avenue Wall 453.50 rk7la3 ril Ll .lJS.J WATERTO N' TOWN REPORT 1309 Expressing and Freight $5.90 ERA and MIPA. Supplies 871.90 Equipment Repairs and Supplies 1,145.08 Fuel Oil 116.00 Hardware Supplies 801.71 Incidentals 22.25 Keystone Repai rs 152.68 Lumber 56.89 Lighting Garage 188.01 Painting Trucks 389.04 Fainting Street and Traffic Signs 743.89 Roller Repairs 272.70 Traffic Beacon Repairs 225.50 Tractor Repairs 118.00 Telephone Service 238.E r $5,298.12 A towbobide Alaintsnance Automobile and Truck Repairs and. Supplies $8,440.37 Insurance 6.60 Reo.istrations 42.00 Storage of Cars and Trucks 1,250.00 Sealer of Weights and Measures' Truck 25.00 saun.rputry General Maintenance $83,960.00 Equipment Maintenance 5,238.22 Automobile Maintenance 9,763,97 $98,962.19 Balance 87.81 $99,000.00 310 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Highway Stable Receipts Appropriation $14,000.00 Transfez-red at Town Aleeting 1,000.00 r$13,000.00 Expenditures Blacksmith and Helper $2,49 .1. Cleaning Stable 12M9 Grain 1,397.43 Hay and Straw 2,423.59 Lighting Stable 106.91 Nightmen 2,189.16 Saddler 85.45 Saddler and Blaclssmith Supplies 1,062.79 Stable Repairs 140.811� Stablemen 2,951.19 Telephone Service 57.80 $12,970.95 Balance 29.05 $13,000.00 Highway Vacations Receipts Appropriation $7,083.10 Expenditures Vacations to Employees $6,883.42 Balance 199.68 $7,083.10 Highway Superintendent Receipts Appropriation $3,600.0a Expenditures Salary of Supt. of Streets $3,600.00. '-,ATEP,TOWN TOWN REPORT 311 Highway Clerks Receipts Appropriation $2,750.00 Expe nd itwres Salary of First Clerk $1,500.00 Salary of Second Clerk. 1,250.00 $2,750.00 Highway [1ffice Receipts Appropriation $400.00 Expe-ndititres Advertising Bids $24.50 Office Supplies 66.35 Printing 195.25 Telephone Service 98.48 Typewriter Repairs 14.8 $398.93 Balance 1.07 400.00 Bridge Repairs Receipts Appropriation $1,200.+00 Expenditures Repairs to Bridges $1,178.91 Balance 21.09 1,200.00 Highway Trucks Receipts Appropriation $18,500.00 Expenditures Cost of 2 Chevrolet Trucks $1,736.00 Cast of 4 General Motors Trucks 16,764.00 $19,500.00 312 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Highway Plows Receipts Appropriation $1,000.00 Expentiitur•es Cost of 2 Plows .$999.60 Balance .40 1,O00.O0 Patching ERA Drain :and Water Ditches Receipts Appropriation 5,000.00 Expenditures Patching ERADrain and Water Ditches $4,991.08 Balance 8.92 5,000.00 Drainage Receipts Appropriation $3,000.00 Expenditures Labor Mock Total Drain Repairs $1.,823.85 $267.56 $2,091.41. Summer Street Basement 826.29 56.22 882.51 Brain -Easement 1.2.00 12.00 $2,662.14 $323.78 $2,985.92 Balance 14.08 3,000.00 Sidewalks Receipts Appropriation $4,000.00 Expenditit-r•es Granolithic Walks and Repairs 828.28 Grading Borders 203.90 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 313 Grading Walks 1,245.61 Patching Tar Walks 87.43 Resetting Curbing 723.80 Replacing Wall on Patten Street 111.85 BRA Curling 799.78 $3,999.65 Balance .35 Ashes and Papers Receipts Appropriation $25,500.00 Expenditures Cleaning Dumps $3,311.08 Gasoline and Motor Gill 1,529.67 Storage of Trucks 580.00 Truer Repairs 88.19 Collecting 19,990.05 $25,498.99 Balance 1.91 $25,500.00 Garbage Receipts Appropriation $26,500,00 Transfei,red at Town Meeting 1,000,00 $27,500.00 Expenditures Advertising Bibs $19.2.5 Collecting 24,874.44 Gasoline and Motor Oils 1,616.45 Storage of Trucks 584.04 314 WATERTpWN TOWN REPORT Supplies 234.40 Truck Repairs 274.34 $27,498.88 Balance 1.12 $27,500.00 Dust Laying Receipts Appropriation $5,000.00 Expenditures Pay Dolls, Cleaning and Oiling Streets $4,343.83 Road mils 634.40 $4,978.23 Balance 21.77 $5,000.00 Sewer Construction Receipts Appropriation $4 000.00 Expenditures Laker Stock Total Bailey Avenue $265.52 $265.52 Chapman Street $676.66 64.95 741.+61 Highland Avenue 2,7S1.61 105.73 2,897.34 Manhole Repairs 103.56 43.05 146.61 $3,511.83 $479.25 $3,991.08 Balance 8.92 $4,000.00 { WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Short Extensions Receipts Appropriation $2,000.00 Extiepr litares Chapman Street $685.75 Lexington Street 428.83 Orchard Street 882.23 r $1,996.81 Balance 3.19 $2,000.00 Sewer Maintenance Rec6pt.s Appropriation $12,000.00 Expenditures Labor Stock Total {Cleaning GaIen St. Siphon $293. 7 $62.16 $3.55.53 Mouse Connections 1)039.64 295.30 1,334:94 Stoppages and Flushings 8,419.3E 19.49 8,488.8.5 Sewer Repairs 1,71-41 156.44 1,868.85 $11,464.78 $533.39 $11,998.17 Balance 1.83 $12,000.00 Respectfully submitted PIERCE P. CONDON, Superintendent of Streets. • 316 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 317 'TREASURER'S REPORT For Year Ending December 31, 1935 Borrowed in 1935 Anticipation of Revenue Jan. 3 National Shay niut Bank C& .67 $300,000 Feb. 25 Shawmut National Bank @ .42 1+00,000 Feb. 25 W. 0. Gay Company @ .42 100,000 Apr. 19 Brown Eras. Harriman Co. a .56 200,000 May 21 National Shawmut Bank @ .02 100,000 Dec. 12 Whiting Weeks, Knowles @ .33 250,000 1,0;�0,000 May 10 Anticipation Federal Grant (Na- tional Shawmut Bank) c .54 a,000 June 2 Anticipation Federal Grant (Union Market National Bank) @a .50 3,000 Bonds 1935 Alar. 1 Note, Union Market National Bank, St. Construction c .75 9„500 Nov. 1 Elyth & Co., Municipal Relief Loan, 11/4 @ 100.445 50,000 Dec. 1 Whiting, Weeks, Knowles School (PA) 21,1.E @ 101.43 110,000 Dec, 1 Whiting, Weeks, Knowles, Police Station ( PA) 21/(, a 101.43 55,700 225,200 Bands maid 193 Jan. 1 Sewers $ ,000 Drainage 4,000 6.000 18 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Feb. I Administration Building 11,000 11?000 Alar. 1 School (Outside) 30,000 School 1.,000 —�— 31.000 Apr. 1 Hosmer School (Outside) r)'000 Playground (Outside) 1,000 Drains-Sewers 6,000 Street 14,000 Schools .3�,000 61,000 May 1 Refunding 2,000 School F. End (Outside) 21000 Schools 31,000 Street 1.0,000 Water (Outside) 1.,000 46,000 June 1 Athletic Field. 1,000 1,000 July 1 School W. Watertown 12,000 (Outside) Schools 3,000 Land 2?000 Sewers-Drains 2,000 Fire Alarm Signal 8,000 27,000 Nov. 1 No. Beacon St. Bridge 3,000 (Outside) Drainage (P .A) 2,000 Drains, Sewers 27000 Sidewalks (P 'A) 3,000 Street (PWA) 6,000 Street Corgis. 9,500 25,500 Dec. 1 Sewers 6,000 Scheel Addition (PWA) 12,000 Library Addition (PA) 3,000 21,000 229,500 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 319' Noter, Paid 1935 Mar. 28 Anticipation of Revenue 200,000 May 18 Anticipation of Revenue 100,000 Sept. 11 Anticipation of Revenue 100,000 Oct. 11 Anticipation of Revenue 1001000 Nov, 21 Anticipation of Revenue 300,000 Nov.. 28 Anticipation of Revenue 200,000 Dec. 31 Anticipation of Revenue 200,000 1.,200,000 Nov, 1 Anticipation Federal Grant 5,000 Dec. 1 Anticipation Federal Grant 3,000 Bonds flue 1936 Jan. 1 Drainage $4,000 40000� Feb. 1 Administration Building 11,000 11,000, Mar. 1 School 1,000 School (Outside) 30,000 31,000 Apr. 1 Drains-Sewer-9 6,000 Hosmer School (Outside) 5,000 Schools 35,000 Playground ([Outside) 1,000 Street 14,000 - 61,000, May 1 Refunding 2,000 School 31.,000 Street 10,000 Water (Outside) 1,000 = 44,000 June 1 Athletic Field 1,000 1,000 July 1 West Watertown School (Outside) 1?'000 School 3,000 Land 2,000 Fire Alarm Signal 8,000 - 21053,000 • 320 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Nov. 1 No. Beacon St. Bridge (Outside) 3,000 Sidewalk (PWA Outside) 2,000 Street (PWA Outside) 0,000 Drainage (PWA Outside) 2,00+0 1Municil)a,1 Relief (Outside) 10,000 23,000 Dec. 1 Sewers 6,000 School (PWA Outside) 12,000 Library (PNVA Outside) 3,000 School (PWA Outside) 8,000 Police Station (PWA Outside) 77.700 36,700 236,700 Notes Due 1936 Mar. 17 Anticipation of Revenue 100,000 May 15 Anticipation of Revenue 50,000 Sept. 15 Anticipation of Revenue 1001000 Oct. 15 Anticipation of Revenue 100,000 350,000 Statement required by Chapter VI, Town By-Laws, Article 4. State of deist and total cash expenditures of the Town for thirty years: Year Total Expo z�'raho—es Town Debt 1906 $56%814.38 $766,000 1907 789,735.64 79200 1008 671,292.59 757,025 1909 702,274.31 724,725 1910 67f ,377.48 790,225 1911 811,158,18 7 1,6 25 1912 800,488.71 766,225 1913 795,50010 802,2215 1914 884,248.80 767,52. 1915 978,082.5 775,725 WATERTOWN' TOWN REPORT 321 1916 1,010,473.76 807,925 1917 1,165,912.95 809P500 1918 1,116,816.30 767,500 1919 1,525,651.33 1,003,000 1920 1.,788,282.40 1,087,000 1921 2,083,98G.77 1,319,000 1922 2,037,+ 7'2.76 1,238,500 1923 2,144,143.57 1,183,500 1924 2,571,082.55 1,679,000 1925 3,015,407.96 1,914,000 1926 3,010,4 7 0.05 2,079,500 1927 3,384,965.67 2,028,000 1928 3,378,589.10 2217 ,000 1929 4,011,343.85 2,171,500 1930 3,903,795.26 1,98 2,000 1931 4,28?,94 7.52 1,947,000 1932 4,923,029.72 1,742,000 1933 4,171,875.82 1,499,000 1934 3,908,434.08 1,492,000 1985 3,804,109.55 1,4 77,700 The indebtedness of the ToN�m and on Miat account it was incurred is as follows: Fire Alarm System $16,000 Refunding Debt 2,000 Sewers-Drains 95,000 Schools 955,000 Streets 70,000 Sidewalks 8,O00 No. Beacon St. Bn*dge 12,000 Athletic Field 5,000 Playground 5,000 Water 8,000 Land 9,000 Police Station 55,700 Administration Building 161,000 Library Addition 26,000 Municipal belief 50,000 1,477,700 322 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT The Indebtedness of tie Town matures as follows: 1936 $236,700 1987 218,000 1938 193,000 1939 165,000 1940 145,000 1941 1142000 1942 92,000 1943 92,000 1944 53,000 1945 28,000 1946 201000 1947 19,000 1948 M000 1949 19,000 1950 18,000 1951 117000 1,477,700 Financial Statement Total Debt, December 81, 1935 $1,477,700 Outside Water 31000 Hosmer School (Clap. 299, Acts 1.91.7) 20,040 No. Beacon St. Bridge (Chap. 780, Acts 1914 12,000 High School (Chap. 372, Acts 1923) 273,000 Playground 5,000 W. Watertown Schooi (Chap. 27, Acts 1921) 72,000 Sidewalks (PWA) Chap. 366, Acts 1933 8,000 Streets (PWA) Chap 366. Acts. 1933 221000 Drainage (PWA) Chap. 366, Acts 1933 14,000 School (PWA) Chap. 966, Acts 1933 103,000 WATERTC}WN TOWN REPORT 323 Library (PWA) Chap. 366, Acts 1939 26,000 Municipal Relief (Chap. 188, Acts 1935) 50,000 School (PWA) Chap. 404, Picts. 1995 110.000 Police Station (PWA) Clap. 404, Acts 1935 55,700 775,700 702,000 Valuations 1933 55,4:77,850 Valuations 1934 55,079,515 Valuations 1935 55,104,760 165,662,125 Abatements 1933 881,543 ,Abatements 1934 823,387 Abatements 1935 758r700 2,463,630 3) 163,198,495 541399,498 3 1,631,984 702 f000 Borrowing capacity, January 1., 1936 929,984 The several sums of money turned over to me can ac- count of perpetual care of lots in the cemeteries have been deposited in the latertGIN-n Savings Bank and now amount, including interest, to Balance, December 31, 1934 $47,398.89 Interest for the year 1935 1,561.62 $48,960.51 1934 Interest withdrawn—account of Ceme- tery Department 1,623.42 $47,337.09 324 WATERTOWN TOWN DEPORT Names and amounts collected since last report Jannir-Sements (Magurian) $15.00 W. G. Rockwell (Morse) 15.00 Short & Wilhamson (Oxner) 50.00 Iiovanessian & Johnson (Pesklimaigian) 15.00 L ri (NRhigan) 73.00 r; cr (Kirokian) 15.00 rc sc (Jerian) 145.00 e: fr (1lanasian) 37.50 (Maderosian) 50-00 r (Sermaiian) 15.00 tr as (Dermersian) 16.00 rr 'r (Garabedlan) WOO s a (Garabedian) 30.00 r` (Shelian) 30.00 rr r1 assocajian) 30.00 rt (Poyiran) 30.00 (Takvorian) -00.00 rL is Mulflgan) 15.00 Gen. Gregg & Son (Anderson) 15.00 J. J. Stanton (Zallenski) 15.00 L. Imo. Wellman 43.12 Ford, Gr irnwood (Young) 15.00 James Paaakian 15.00 Fred E. Jackson 15.00 John Wallace 50.00 Jos. T. Campbell 37.50 Emily R. Maloney (Ramsey) 50.00 HariT W. Waite 65.00 Lawrence Sullivan (Caldwell) 7.50 C. J. Berg and (Fern Joh) 15.00 A. H. & Ir. II. Farnham 82.03 Lewis E. Woodward 96.$8 W. G. Rockwell (Pratley) 50.00 Albert Benbow 43.75 Ja.nnini-Sement.a (-Aragon) 7.54 John Johnson (Karakian) 15.00 Gabriel Daraksian 30.00 WATER'I•fJWN TOWN REPDI.T 325 Ilarrie Waite 32.50 Franklin and Ruth Blanchard 37.50 Florence McLean 115.00 Cora B. Por-teus 50.00 Pearl Parent 37.50 David Fudge & Son (Larentezer) 37.50 Blvira Donabed 7.5.00 Guiseppe Dugone 4.5.00 John Johnson (Gamanha r) 20.00 C. J. Bergland (Johnson) 15.00 I3ovanessian & Johnson (Murgdichan) 50.00 John J. Morse 15.00 George A. Knox 15.00 Jannini & Sementa (Pisano) 15.00 W. G. Rockwell (Mayne) 15.00 Short & WiIliamson (Baillie) 97.50 Zarootin & Dayavanian 5.00 Balance, December 31, 1935 $49,1.16.87 The following is a list of all moneys and securities which have been placed in my{ charge by virtue of any gift, devise, bequest or deposit: The Martha Sanger bequest, in the shape of a fund de- posited in the Watertown Savings Bank. Balance on Band, December 31, 1934 $710.59 Interest for year 1935 23.29 Balance, December 31, 1935 $733.87 The Templeton Fund, $2,500, which is represented by two $1,000 four per cent first mortgage gold kends of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, Harlem Diver and Port Chester Division, and an account in the Watertown Savings Bank for $500.00. The interest on same, p16.3 7, Paid to the ,Associated Charities for distri- buting at Christmas time as per order of the Board of Selectmen. 326 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT I have_also in my charge the following property of the Public Library, which are not direct gifts or bequests to the Town: Bonds from the Pratt bequest, amounting to $5,000. Bonds for $2,000, invested from accumulated interest received from above funds. Interest due semi-annually and paid to Mr. Otis Hawes, who represents the committee in charge of the fund, The Benjamin Hostner fierce Fund, represented by a deposit in the Watertown 'Savings Bank, amounting to, including interest, $1,233.56. The Barry. Fund, deposited in above savings bank, amounting to $1,037.03. Mary D. Emerson Mead Fund, account Watertown Pub- lie Library, deposited in Union Market National Bank, savings department, amounting to, including interest, $3,- 031.37. No sums can be drawn from the above accounts except upon. written order of a majority of the 'Trustees of the Public Library. Receipts. and Expenditures Balance, December 31, 1934 $272,941.36 193 Receipts 3,889,150.30 $4,162,091.60 1935 Paid Treasury Warrants 3,804,109.55 Balance, December 31, 1935 357,982.11 4,162,091..06 Approved by: W. W. 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Ainount Due -City of New York $36,000 Sept. 1, 1036 Imperial 33,000 It `_ Horne 29,000 It, EI Name 20,000 =E ,f -Caledonian 25,O00 =` Liverpool Londort Globe 25,000 EE #` Travellers 33,000 It tE Home 42,000 99 ; 11 ereantile 20,000 it E Boston 33,000 it Ei Aetna 33,000 EE EE National Fire 33,000 EE is Massachusetts 12,000 E= E` Boston 30,000 E_ `i Libez-ty 221000 =` E` Continental 15,000 it E_ Firemens 20,000 1 1 North Arnerica 53,000 `_ " Pennsylvania 21500 it 41 SpringEeld 53,000 (d cc National Flile 20,000 Sept. 1, 1040 Aetna 20,000 =: Ei Boston 207000 {i ,i Perin 57,225 It6 s Yorkshire 200000 it ii Mercantile 20,000 It It Connecticut 42,000 It EE Liverpool-London Globe 261000 EE iE Hartford 20,000 fE Ea IIorne 35,500 is Agricultural 50,725 1E EE Springfield 244,000 LE IE AVATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 339 Liverpool, Landon 25,000 Sept. 1, 1937 London, Lancashire 7,790 `• It Continental 35,000 °i Travelers 15,fl00 ii Hone 10,000 44 Morrie, Fire-lNlarine 27,000 id it Benjamin Franklin 3000 iL ct Superior 211000 &s cr Mercantile 127,800 it to Perm 26,000 All a` Queen 46,000 A Horne 38,000 " IF Penn 23,000 :i St. Paul 135,000 rs SpringrfieLd Ins., Co. 186,000 Sept. 1, 1938 Springfield Ins., Co. 485,870 Sept. 1, 1989 2,414,91.0 Boiler mutual 10,000 Feb. 1, 19 6 Employers' Liability 10,000 Jan. 8, 1937 20,000 HARRY W. BRIGHAM, ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AUDITOR OF THE TowN OF WATERTOWN FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 21, 1935 r� THF, HA31PSHIRE PRESS, INC. Cambridge, Mass. 1936. AUDIT"OR'S REPORT 343 AUDITOR'S REPORT I herewith present the annual report of the financial transactions of the Town of Watertown, for the year end- ing December 31, 1935. The various funds in charge of the Town Treasurer be- longing to the Trustees of the Public Library have been examined and found correct. I have certified the c�sli of the Tower Treasurer and Tax Collector and found it correct. Periodical examinations of the Tax Collector's Out- standing Accounts have been made and check against the Controlling Account in eery office. Respectfully submitted, W. W. NORCROSS, Jr., Auditor. Watertown, Mass. Then personally appeared the foregoing subscriber, W. W. Norcross, Jr. ,who made oath that the ]foregoing state- ment subscribed by hirer are true. WM. P. McGUIR,E, Justice of the Peace. Receipts Faxes, Real Estate and Personal 1933 $10,192.57 1924 462,908.42 19315 1,277,619.70 polle 1933 6.00 1934 10-4.90 1935 19,344.00 344 WAT II.',R'OWN 'SOWN REPORT Motor Excise 1933 56.48 1934 3,920.52 1935 45,582.61. Front State Corporation, Income, Street Rail- way, Bank, Dace Traci, etc. 179,319.22 — 1,999,403.52 Special Asses8wzents Moth 74.61 Sidewalks .Added. to Tax Bills 4,063.01 Unapportioned 2408.79 Paid in advance 91.9.80 Streets Added to Tax Bills 17,817.50 Unapportioned 178.03 Paid in advance 3,777.31 $29,239.05 Tax Titles 138,383.47 Accounts Receivable: Tovm Clerk 5.09 Selectmen 4.O0 Dog Officer er 338.25 Weights and Measures 108.70 Health 6,160.24 Sewer 33.29 Public Welfare 80,991.69 School I,4 73.26 Cernetery <5,19Y.0 Water Rates 183,534.67 Water Charges 11196.55) $279,036.77 Federal Ail can P.W.A. Projects 46,332.42 State Aid., Chapter 464, Acts 1935 13,901.90 AUDITOR'S REPORT 345 Loans Temporary, Anticipation of Revenue 17050,000.00 Temporary, Anticipation of Reimbursement 8,000.00 W.P.A. Materials 50,000.00 New Police Station, P.W.A. 55,700.00 Elementary School, P.W.A. 110,000.04 Senior I-Egh School Addition, P.W.A. 9,500.00 rremiums on Loans 2,592.01 $1,285,792.01. Interest Taxes 20,801.11 Special Assessments Sidewalks 1,588.1.7 Streets 5,593.33 Paid in Advance 68.03 'fax Titles 10,673.87 Accrued on Bonds 354.86 Trust Funds Cemetery, Perpetual Care Fund 1,623.42 Potter Memurial Gate Fund 12.57 Library Trust Funds 623.43 - $41,338.79 Dog Fund 1,778.00 Sewer Deposits 1,362.00 School Department, Smith, Hughes Fund 44.79 Ml$ceflaneau,s Collector, Costs 2,803.45 Collector, Statements 256.00 Engineering, damage to auto 16.50 Fire Works Permits 12.50 Fide Loss 313.96 Health, Dental Clinic. 80.56 346 WATERTONN N TOWN REPORT Licenses 478.00 Plumbing Permits 586.00 Highway, Garbage 3,991..02 Miscellaneous 2.02 Infirmary, Produce 90:45 MiddlesexCounty, Dag Licenses 1,317.08 Damage by Dogs 185.00 Military Aid 100-00 Outside Aid 3,652.00 Poles and Wires Permits 514.50 Police, Fines 1,610.30 Hackney Licenses 29.00 Damages 4.00 Public Library, Fines 1117£.1.4 Old Beaks 7.70 School, Evening 77.95 Vocational Education 4,559.21 English Speaking 145.78 Mate Wards 1,584.34 Training 38.72 Miscellaneous 22.75 Selectmen, Licenses 24,030.85 Mate .Aid 12435.00 Town Clerk 1,958.72 Town Hall 8.00 Water, Junk 114.63 Weights and Measures, Fees 254.25 Licenses 75.00 $51,496.38 Ref unds Engineering, Salaries $302.76 E. R. A. 142.00 Fire Department 2.50 Health 2.00 High School Addition 65.72 Land Court 1.29.25 Mothers' Aid 18.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 347 Old Age Assistance 36.00 Outside Aid 91.57 Selectmen 4.00 Sewer .75 Sewers and Drains, P. W. A. 139.60 Soldiers relief and Military Aid 167.80 State Aid 5.00 W orkmer's Compensation 18.00 - — 1, 4.05 3,889,233.15 Cash on Hand, January 1, 1935 272,941.36 $4,162,054.51 Payments General Government. Moderator $1.00.00 Selectmen's Department Selectmen's Salaries 1,: 0U.i0 Clerk's Salar.-Y 500.00 Contingent 545.85 Auditor's Department Auditor's Salary 3,m.00 Clerk's Salary 1,100.00 Contingent 644.60 Treasurer's Department: Treasurer's Salary 3,500.00 Clerk's Salary 1,150.00 Contingent 1,342.81 New Typewriter 99.00 Tax 'Titles Foreclosures 93.00 Collector's Department: Collector's Salary 3,300.00 First Clerk 1,400.00 Second Clerk 1,050.00 Third Clerk 950.00 Contingent 1,444.31 348 WATE RTOWN TOWN DEPORT Tax Sale Advertising 583.50 Recording Deeds. 493.60 Assessors' Department: Assessors' Salaries 4,100.00 Clerks.' Salaries 4,789.00 Contingent 2,997.35 Board of Tax Appeals 496.84 Finance Committee 029.30 Legal Services Town Counsel's Salary 2,000.00 Contingent 456.68 Town Clerk's Department: Town Clerk's Salary 3,500.00 First Clerk 1.,308.E7 Second Clerk 1,300.00 Third. Clerk 1,250.00 Contingent 1,361.00 Engineering Department: Engineering Salaries 13,228.11 Contingent 1,892.62 New Beach Wagon 760.00 Election Expense 2M1.16 Registrars of Voters 400.00 Printing 'Doting Lists 563.25 Town Hall Department: Janitor 1,600.00 Labor 1,400.00 Telephone Operator 1,040.00 Fuel 1,629.65 Light 1,100.00 Contingent 697.27 Planning Board 55.20 Protection. of Pei-sorts and Property: .Police Department-- Chief's Salary 3,200.00 Lieutenants' Salaries 7,800.00 Sergeants' Salaries 9,800.00 Patrolmen 81,101.40 AUDITOR'S REPORT 349 Meelranician 49.50 Special Police 805.50 Janitor and Wagonman 1,825.00 Clerk and Wagomnan 1,8 5.00 Teletype 588.00 New Autos 787.80 Broadcasting Fees 300.00 Contingent 5,399.90 New Police Station 796.80 Fire Department- Chiefs Salary 3,200.00 Captains' Salaries 7,800.00 Lieutenants' Salaries 9,800.00 Mechanician's Salary 2,400,00 Permanent Meru 93,421.37 Call Men 310.00 New Hose 893.00 Contingent 51021A9 Inspector of Buildings: Inspector's Salary 2,600.00 Clerk's Salary 250.00 Contingent 78.9.5 Weights and Measures: Salary of Se,,iler 1,800.00 New Car 650.00 Contingent 393.4.8 Moth Department: Superintendent's Salary 800.00 Clerk's Salary 475.00 Maintenance 1,997.48 Elm Leaf Beetle 749.29 Tree Warden den Department: TreeWarden's Salary 1,000.00 Clerk"s Salary 200.00 Maintenance 3,998.31 New Trees 999.99 Poles and Wires Department: Inspector's Salary 3,200.00 350 WA7ERTQWN 70WN REPORT Clerk's Salary. 475.00 Maintenance 7,705.31 Maintenance of Signal Room 861.94 Signal Room Salaries 0,257.10 Dog Office r Salary 50.00 Contingent 245.00 Health and Sanitation: Health Department— Agent 2,500.00 Milk Inspection 612.35 Clerk 1,150.00 Nurses 2,794. 2 Contagious 21t017.01 Contingent 17348.40 Baby Clinic 428.60 Dental Clinic 2,476.75 Inspector of Cattle 600.00 Inspector of Plumbing-. Salary 2,500.00 Contingent 95.38 Sewer Department Construction 3,991.08 Short Extensions 1,99O.81 Maintenance 11,998.17 Drainage 2,985.9' Sewers and Drains, P. W. A. 16,557.39 Highways Highway Department— Superintendent M00.00 First Clerk 1,500.00 Second Clerk 1,250.00 Office Expense 398,93 Construction 24,988.77 Bridge Repairs 1,178.91 Snow Plows 999.60 New Trucks 18,5OO.00 TylainteI7ance 98,902.19 AUDITOR'S REPORT 351 Patching E. R A. Ditches 4,991.08 Stable idahitenance 12,970.95 Vacations 6,883.42 Construction, P. W. A. 9,44 .95 Ashes and Papers 25,498.99 Garbage Collection 27,498.88 Dust Laying 42978.23 Street Lights 40,951.13 Sdewalks 3,999.65 Sidewalks, P. W. A. 13,214.52 Chapter 464, Acts 1935 13,901.90 Charities and Soldiers' Benefits Public Welfare— Agent 2,000.00 Visitor 1,200.00 Clerks 1,800.00 Chief Clerk 1,000.00 Investigators 2,400.00 Contingent 2,286.47 Outside Aid 149,801.51 Mothers' Aid 27,839.61 Old Age Assistance 23,858.23 Infirmary: Keeper 1,000.00 General Expense 5,251.38 Physician 1,700.00 State Aid Soldiers' Relief and Military Aid 44,04 7.18 School and Libraries: School Department— General Control 14,449.92 Instruction 459,334.41 Operation 64,118.57 Maintenance 4,498.62 Replace 34 Typewriters 1,228.00 New Equipment 17440.00 11 scellaneous 6,148.97 352 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT EVeninc 3P498.3 Trade 9t995.44 Transportation. 1$585.70 Smith-Hughes Fund 44.79 Senior High School, Furnishings 11,740.99 Phillips-Francis, Plans 1,000.00 High School Addition 131,908.93 New Elementary School 98.15 Public Library: Salaries 25,250.00 Books, Periodicals & Bindings 5,999.91 Maintenance 5449.97 Equipment for Addition 1,695.38 Library Trust Fund Income 625.93 Public Library Addition 35,175.07 Recreation Park Department— Superintendent 500.00 Maintenance 2,439.58 Victory Field 1,999.97 Tennis Courts, 699.71 Power A-lowers 235.00 "Delta." McGlaufiin Bequest 29.14 P1ayTg•rUM-L . Department Salaries 2,200.00 Maintenance 1,489.35 New Equipment 400.00 'Unclassified: Pensions 15,946.62 Annuities 1,500.00 Memorial Dad- 1,100.00 Insurance 10,511.58 Workmen's Compensation 4,098.01 Executions 1,097.05 Printing Town Reports 1,206.00 Headquarters, Veterans of Foreig-n Wars 1,080.00 Headquarters, Disabled AUDITOR'S REPORT 3 3 American Veterans 360.00 Contingent 2,911.30 Unpaid Dills 1,223.26 Change Zoning By-Laws 148.90 E. R. A. 24,999.67 W. P. A. 6,756.25 EnteiTirise and Cemeteries: Water Department— Superintendent ,'?00.00 First Clerk 1,300.00 Second Clerk 1,086.00 Office Expense 1,999.87 Maintenance 33,999.82 Vacations 1,300.00 Cemetery Department: Superintendent 2,000.00 LaMar . 7,997.69 Contingent 598.53 Municipal Indebtedness: Interest 59,89:5.56 Town Debt `2 ,5300.00 State and County Taxes. County Tax 6,104.50 County hospital 20,099.55 State Taxes & Assessments 278,774.51 Temporary Loans: Anticipation of Revenue 1,200,000.00 Anticipation of Reimb. 8,000.00 Premium 712.49 Trust Funds: Deposits in Cemetery Per- petual Care Fund 1,779.78 Refunds Water Depa °tment 481.50 Interest on Tax 21.51 Sewer Deposits 1,32.97 Tax Refunds : Tteal and Personal 7,989.88 354 WATERT(]WN TOWN REPORT Poll 10.00 . Motor Excise 1,280.93 Special Assessments 05.20 Dog Funds 1,596.00 3,804,072.40 Cash on Hand, .December 31, 1935 357,932.11 $4,162,054.51 GENERAL GOVERNMENT Moderator Appropriation for 1935 $100.00 Expe-n.ditit°r.es Ed. P. Fugber, Salary $100.00 Selectmen Appropriation for 1935) $1,500.00 Ed. D. Holland, Salary $83,32 Alam ice H. O'Connell, Salary 500.00 Chazles F. Shaw, Salary 416.0$ James H. Sheridan, Salary 500.00 Total Expenditures $1,500.00 Selectmen'sClerk Salary Appropriation for 193a $500.00 Expenditures m. P. McGuire, Salary $500.00 Selectmen"s Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $800.00 Transferred, Town Meeting 200.00 600.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 355 Expenditure Atlantic Flag Pole Co-, Palts Flag Pole 5.00 Boston Blue Print Co., Blue Prints .91 Charles Jewell Brown, Plants & Labor 29.80 Robert L. Conroy, Stationery 5.21 C. Arthur Dowse, Treas., Dues 4.50 Leroy S. Eaton, Printing 25.50 Graphic Press, Printing 10.00 Hobbs & Warren, Licenses 3.67 V. T. Kavanaugh, Stamped Envelopes 58.34 W. W. Lydston, Cleaning Ink Wells Lp and Paits 17.50 Comm. of Public Safety, Fire Arens Licenses 2.90 Wm. M. L. McAdams, Stationery- 12.71 T. F. McGann & Sons, Desk Plates 11.00 New Eng. Tel.& Tel. Co., Service .53.79 Postindex Co., Book 19.85 Avery Steele, Mid. County Select- men's Asso. Booklets .75 TrIbune-Enterprise Co., Adv. 248.42 Watertown Sun, Advektising 25.50 Y awman & Erbe Mfg, Co., Ash Trays 10.50 Total Expenditures :54.5.85 Transferred to Revenue 54.15 $600.00 Auditor's Department Appropriation for Auditor's Salary $3,200.00 Expenditures W. W. Norcross, Jr., Salary $3,30U0 Auditor's Clerk Salary Appropriation for Clerk's Salary $1,150.00 Expenditures Florence W. Cameron, Salary $1,100.00 Transferred to Revenue : 0.00 1,150.00 356 'kVATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Auditor's Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $650.00 Expe nd .titres Allen Stationery Co., Supplies 3.50 Allen Wales Add. 3NZche Co. Ribbons, 2.00 Ander.•sDn & Donner, Typewriter Main. 14.00 Arlington Stamp Works, Sump Rprg. 1.75 Blake & Rebhan, Warrants 17.50 Chapin Medical Supply Co., +Ger niicide 2.59 Leroy S. Eaton, Printing 66.20 {moray Gift Shoppe, Supplies 8.8.E Hawes Electric Co., Elect. Repairs 8.95 Hobbs & Warren, Blocks Paper 1.12 V. T. Kavanaugh, Binding Boob 12.50 Kee-Lox Mfg. Co., Carbon Paper 3.50 Elizabeth LaRhette, Services 39.00 L.indblah, Binding Books 14.00 W. W. Lydston, Cleaning Inkwells 32115) Macmillan Co., Book 3.75 Comm. of Mass., Div. of Accounts. Treas. Payment Forms 26.21 Mass. Municipal Aud. Asso., Dazes 2.00 Municipal Finance C}F1'icers Asso. Dues 10.00 Munson Supply Co. Rubber Keys 7.50 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co. Service 53.79 W. W. Norcross, Jr., Stamps and incidentals 3.93 E. L. Norton, Stationery 'Supplies 8.12 George T. Pascoe, Stationery Supplies 9.89 Royal Typewriter Co. New Typewriter 65.00 Standard Maintenance Co. Type- writer Maintenance 12.50 Ward's, Book 3.80 Watertown Sun, Statement 68.00 Watertown 'Tribune-Enterprise, Statements 140.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 3.5 Yawman & Er be Mfg. Co. File 31.40 Total Expenditures 644.60 Transferred to Revenue 5A0 $650.00 Treasurer's Department Appr•op27iation for Treasurer's Salary 3"-)00.09 Expenditi,wes H. W. Brigham, Salary $3,500.00 Treasurer's Clerk Salary Appropriation for. Clerk's Salary, 193.5 $1,150.00 E x, e?zd it.it2�es Gertrude Mattison, Salary $1,150.00 Treasurer's Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $1,00.00 Expend tit`?res Arlington Stamp Works, Ink $0.0 Boston News Bureau, Advertising 28.50 Boston & Maine R.R. Co., Freight 1.16 H. F. Brigham, Supplies 18.14 Burroughs Adding Machine Co., Contract Service 9.65 Chapin Medical Supply Co., Germicide 2.09 Leroy S. Eaton, Printing 10.00 Dorothy Easterbrooks, Services 27.00 Graphic Press, Paper Blocks 1.00 Gray Gift Shots, Supplies 6.35 N. Hazeltine, Pens 1.50 V. T. Kavanaugh, Printing 68.50 .Margaret E. Kiley, Bond 286.00 Land Court, Add. Gast on No. 4659 6.25 Elizabeth LaRhette, Services 60.00 358 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Comm. of Mass., Certification 108.00 Comm. of Mass., Director of Accounts, Forms 3.01. Mass, Tax. Col. & Treas. Asso. Dues 2.00 Jahn C. Moore Corp., Binders 6.12 New England Envelope Co., Coin Envelopes 25.00 New Eng. Tel. :c& Tel. Co. Services 53.80 New Eng. Towel Supply Co., Towels 4.20 E. L. Norton, Stationery Supplies 1.87 George T. .Pascoe, Stationery Supplies 2.9:5 H. W. Brigham, P. 0. Sup., Stamps 365.99 Royal Typewriter Co., Kerr Caps 4.00 Sherman Envelope Co., Envelopes 76.98 Standard Wlalling che. Co., Repairs 7.25 Standard Maintenance Co., Typewriter Maintenance 9.00 Thorp & Martin, Supplies 27.95 Todd &Go., Checks 113.65 Union Market National Bann, Rental Safe Deposit Box 5.50 Total Expenditures $1,342.81 Transferred to Revenue 157.19 $1,500.00 Treasurer's New Typewriter Approptiation for New Typewriter, 1935 $100.00 i1 xp eitditur•e, Royal Typewriter Co. 99.00 Transferred to Revenue 1.O0 100.00 Treasurer's Tax Title Foreclosure Appropriation for 1935 $3,000.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 37.' Expenditures Land Court �33.50 Thomas Leighton, Reg., Recording 2.14 John NI. Russell, Recording 57.36 Fatal Expenditures $93.00 Transferred to Revenue 2,907.00 3,000.00 Collector's Department .Appropriation for Colleetor's Salary 3,300.00 Expenditures F. J. Colby{, Salary S3,300.00 CollectoFs Pirst Clerk Appropriation for Collector's First Clerk $1,400.00 Expenditures F.M. Cunniff, 'Salary S1,400.00 Collectoes Second Clerk Appropriation for Collector's Second Clerk -51,050m Expenditures Mary E. Beverly, Salary S1,050.00 CGIlectoes Third Clerk Appropriation for Collector's Third Clerk $950.00 xpendititraes Ala,rie 1. Moran, Salary $950.00 Colleetor's Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $1,200.00 Transferred Town Meeting 245.00 1 44-5.00 360 WATE RTOWN TOWN REPORT Expenditures Allen Wales .Adding Maeliine Co., Maintenance $17.50 Anderson & Donner, Ribbon 1.00 Arlington Stamp Works, Stamp 7.65 G. R. Bradley, Stationery Supplies .75 Chas. Bruning Co., Map 2.65 Dimond-Union Stamp Works, Stamps 10.85 Leroy S. Eaton, Postage &Printing 190.50 Graphic Press, Printing 10.00 Gray Gift Shop, Supplies 18.35 Hobbs & Warren, Legal Forms 20.65 Thomas Leighton, Recording 8.02 Lindbladh Co., Binding 45.25 1VIaryland Casualty Co., Bonding 30.00 Comm. of Mass., Loose Leaf Forms 60.69 Mosier Safe Co., Cleaning Lock 6.20 New Eng. Tel. &. Tel Go., Services 107.57 E. L. Norton, Stationery 16.37 P. 0. .Dept., F. J. Colby, Stamps 234.56 Ellis Srnitli, Stamp Pad Supplies 3.75 Speed ]Key Mfg. Co., Speed Keys 4.50 Standard Maintenance Co., Type- writer tvlaintenance 20.50 Edwin L. Stone, Bonding 627.00 Total Expenditures $1,444.31. Transferred to Revenue .69 $1,445-00 Collectoes Tax Sale Advertising Appropriation for 1985 $1,200.00 Expenditures Watertown Sun, Advertising $153.00 Watertown Tribune-Eenterprise, Advertising 43O.50 Total Expenditures $558,50 AUDITOR'S REPORT 361 Transferred to Revenue 616.50 $19200.00 +Colleetor's Recording heeds Appropriation for 1935 $1,500.00 Transferred Town Meeting 550.00 - - $6 50.00 Expenditures Thomas Leighton, Recording 493.60 Transferred to Revenue 156.40 6i50.00 Assessors' Department Appropriation for Assessors' Salaries, 1935 $4.,100.00 Expenditures John J. Curran, Salary $1,366.00 Edward F. Gates, Salary 1,366.67 Edward F. Wright, Salary 1,366.67 Total Expenditures $4,100.00 Assessors' Department Clerks Appropriation for 1935 $4,789.00 Expenditures res Margaret Doyle, Salary $939.00 Marie E. Flahei ty, Salary 1,100.00 Helen Ford Kerivan, Salary 1,400.00 Alary E. Walsh, Salary 1,3.:0.00 Total Expenditures .$4,789.00 Assessors' Department Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $3,000.00 362 WATER'I'OWN TOWN REPORT Expenditures Allen-Wales Adding Machine Cori). Ribbon $1.00 Anderson 4 Donner, Ribbon 1..00 L. L. Applin, Transferring 236.45 Assessors Auto Tax Service, Tax Tables 1.00 .Assn. of Mass, Assessors, Dues 3.00 Banker & Trwrlesman, Subscription 24.00 Board of Tax Appeals, Subscription 10.00 Charles Bruning, Plans 5.00 C. Bowen, Inc., Express 5.84 Chapin Medical Supply Co., Germicide 3.59 Robert L. Conroy, Stationery 2.40 Dimond.-Union Stramp Works, Stamps and Dads 1.70 Leroy S. Eaton, Printing 921.05 Gray Gift S11011, SUPPlies 35.40 Haves Electric Co., Lamps 13.31 Hobbs & Warren, Blanks 2.83 A. W. Lq and & Co., Tax Bills 282.97 W. W. Lydston, Pen Maintenance 2.90 A. D. MacDonald, Taxi 330.00 T. F. McGann & Sons Co.,Desk Plates 16.50 .mac New Eng. Tel. &, Tel Co., Services 161.28 George T. Pascoe, Supplies 42.75 Post Office Debt., Stamps 625.65 Railway Express Agency, Exp. 1.19 Record Publisliing Co., Printing 12.00 Loyal Typewriter Co,, Typewriter 77.50 Standard Maintenance Co., Type- writer Maintenance 33.00 Star Products Co., Supplies 2.50 Tribune-Enterprise prise Co., Advertising 32.20 Wakefield Item Co., Statements 25.75 Watertown Bindery Co., Binding 46.50 Watertown Sun Co., Advertising 26.00 Edward F. Wright, Convention Exp. • :5.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 363 I-Iarold Wright, Posting Notices 6.00 Total Expenditures $2,997.35 Transferred to Revenue 2.fi.5 $3,000.00 Assessors' Board of Tax Appeals Appropriation for 1935 $250.00 Balance Brought Forward 366.52 616.52 Expenditures J. P. Blackman, Appraising $10.00 Cedric G. Chase, Pictures 5.46 J.W. Duff & Sans Inc., Appraising Silsbee Prop. 131.38 Jaynes D. Henderson & Son, Appraisal 300.00 Charles H. bodge, Services in Silsbee Case 50.00 Total Expenditures $496.84 Balance Carried Forward 1.1.9.68 616.52 Finance Committee Appropriation for 1935 $1,800.00 Transferred Town Meeting 500.00 - $1,300.00 ExpeiWit yes Leroy S. Eaton, Printing $610.54 Graphic Press, Printing 9.00 W. W. Norcross, Jr., Services 800.00 P. 0. Dept., Stamps 147.41 Standard Mailing iMachine Co., Paper 13.85 Ward's, Binders and Paper 48.50 Total Expenditures $1,129.30 Transferred to Revenue 170.70 $1,300.00 364 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Legal Services Salary of Town Counsel Appropriation for 1935 $2,00U0 Expenditures Francis McNamara, Salary $666.64 John M. Russell, Salary 1,333.36 Total Expenditures $2,000.00 Legal Services Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $500.00 Charles M. Austin, Constable $1.80 Arthur E. Beane and Jos. Fine, Exam. of Titles, Cross St. 60.50 Laura TAL Delaney, Clerical Service 30.00 Eugene F. Gorman, M. D. 19.00 Hawley Press, Paper Supplies 10.60 V. T. Kavanaugh, Printing 8.00 M. J. Kelley, M. D., Services 10.00 Lawyers Cool). Publ. Co., Book 15.00 Thomas Leighton, Reg., recording 81.19 Frank L. IN-Faguire, Constable Services 12.00 Pose L. Moro, Stenographic Services 19.00 A. P. Murray Co., l}hotugraph 3.00 J. Edward Nally, Recording 53.00 New Eng. Tel, & Tel. Go., Services .53.78 John M. llussell, Recording 50.81 Second District Court--Certified Copy of Exec;UU011 1.00 Frank Shepherd Co., Citations 1 a.00 West P"ul.)lisliing, Co., Book 10.00 Total 1,"xpenditures $456.68 Tr,uisfer red to Revenue 43.82 - '$500.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 36.) Town Clerk's Department Town Clerk's Salary, Appropriation for 193.5 $3,500.00 Expewli to r°es W nl. P. McGuire, Salary $9,500.00 Town Clerk's First Clerk Appropriation for 1935 $1.,350.00 Expenditures es Annie G. Meagher, Salary- $1,808.6 r Transferred to Revenue 41.33 $1,350.00 Town Clerk's Second Clerk Appropriation for 1935 $1,300.00 E.xperrd itur•es Ala.ry C. Griffin, Salary $1,300.00 Town Clerk's Third Clerk- Appropriation for 1935 $1,250.00 Experutitures Alma, R. Benjamin, Salary $1,250.00 Town Clerk's Department Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $1.,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 400.00 l---�-- $1,400.00 ExperW atvr•es American City Magazine, Subscription $2.00 Boston & Maine IMP,. Co., Freight 1.20 Garters Ink Co., State Ink 19.29 R. L. Conroy, Supplies 8.35 Crosby Publishing Co., Directory 3.00 Leroy S. Enton, Reprints `37.00 306 WATERTO WN' TOWN REPORT Theresa Foley, Salary 72.00 Gilmour-Rothey&,Co., Bond 10.00 Goodspeed'.s Brook Shop, Book 1.68 Industrial Stationer- Co., Finder 2.00 V. T. Kavanaugh, Printing and Stamped Envelopes 102.69 W. W. Lydston, In -well Service 17.25 John. T, Maloney, Two Town 1rleetings 9.00 illiarn Maloney, Town Meeting 3.00 Wm. P. McGuire, Incidentals 21.12 Fred R. Mooney, Supplies 46.15 Thomas Moran, Posting Notices 4.00 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 217.70 Newton Glass Co., Glass 2.55 George T Pascoe, Supplies 22.07 Paragon Binder Corp., Binders 29.80 Physicians Returns of Births 32.00 Postindex Co., Cabinet and Cards 142.81 David Ross, Services 20.00 Standard Maintenance Co., Type- writer Maintenance 98.00 Suburban Pis. Co., Distributing Warrants 117.60 Tribune-Enterprise Co., Advertising 187.25 Undertakers Returns of Deaths 55.75 Watertown Bindery, Binding 31.50 Watertown Sun, Advertising 27.25 Harry York, 'mown Meetings 12.00 Total Expenditures 1,361..00 Transferred to Revenue 39.00 1,400.00 Engineering Department Engineering Salaries Appropriation for 1925 $13,400.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 367 Refund P. W. A. 302.76 19,702.76 Transferred Town Meeting 302.04 $13,400.76 Otis D. Allen, Salary $3,200.00 Herbert C. Cook, Salary 1,656.80 Thomas Dwyer, Salary 2,300.00 Francis Fitzgerald, SalaiT 1,085.08 Walter Hetherington, Salary 1,100.27 Fred F. Milmore, Salary 1,150.00 Herbert Stanley, Salary 1,135.O6 .Jas. Sullivan, Salary. 1,600-00 Total Expenditures 13,228.11 Transferred to I4evenue 172.65 13,400.76 Engineering Department Contingent. Appropriation for 1935 1,200.000 Transferred Town Meeting `200.00 x eruliture* Otis D. Allen, Garage tent and Exp. $106,47 Allen Stationery, Pencils 0.00 American City Magazine, Sulu. '2.0 C. L. Berger & Suns, Rprg. Adj. Berger Transit 60.00 Buseoni {ail Co., Gas 146.16 Chas. Bruning Co., Engineering Sup. 151.41 Buff & Buff Mfg. Co., Cleaning Instruments 70.O0 Burroughs Adding Machine Co., Contract Service 8.90 Geo. F. Butler, Tetrachloride 8.70 80$ WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Harry A. Chapman, Map 4.20 Robert L. Convoy, Supplies 1.80 Coombs Motor Co., Supplies 22.27 Crosby Publishing Co., Directory 8.00 Thomas V. Dwyer, Use of Car 12.00 Fletcher Hardware Co., Bolt .65 Gray Gift Shop, Supplies 18.10 Hawes Electric Co., Damps 2.40 Hayes Service Station, Auto Repair 211.20 NV'm. D. Rowell, Auto Repair 238.615 Jeniley Mfg. Co., Gas 16.50 Land Court, Plans .95 John F. Lyons, lnsurance 15.25 Comm, of Mass. Registry of Motor Vehicles 6.00 D. Fay MacGlauffin, Insurance 59.26 Middlesex Registry of Deeds, Blue Paints 3.99 New Eng.. Tel. & "Tel. Co., Service 160.47 Old. Corner Boob Store, Reference Dook 7.00 R.emingtor Rand, Inc., Card Guides 1.6.24 Ward's, Stationery 2 .05 Frank J. Wilder, Spotguirr 2.00 Total Expenditures 1,392.62 Transferred to Revenue 7.38 1,400.00 Engineering Department New Beach Wagon Appropriation for- New Beach Wagon 760.00 Expend ititr es Coombs Motor Co. $760.00 Election Expenses Appropriation for 1935. $3,200.00 Transferred Town Meeting 558.84 AUDITOR'S REPORT 369 Expenditures Richard Beatty, Services $10.50 Bond's, Lunches a3.65 1Alichael Burns, Services 5.00 Francis Carroll, Services 10.00 James Dowd, Services 17.50 hhn Driscoll, Services 10.00 Leroy S. Eaton, Printing 570.13 Hubert Foisy, Services 10.00 William Hartson, Services 10.00 Dawes Electric Co., Electrical Work 3.60 William HebeiTMt & Co., Repair Work 1.50 James E. Hughes, Printing 10.10 Irma Lunch, Lunches 2,45 V. T. Kavanaugh, Printing 24.20 Jaynes R. Kelley, Services 10.00 Mackins Lunch, Lunches 13.1.0 Dennis J. -McAndrews, Lunches 1.2.00 Fred R. Mooney, Supplies 18.10 Thomas Moran, Services 23.00 O'Leary and Tracy Folding Chair Co., Rentals 15.00 Payroll, Election.Officers 1,350.50 Claude A. Rand, Lunches 1..80 Ransom's Taxi, Taxi 1.15 Suburban Dist. Co., Distributing Warrants 58.80 Robinson's Envelope Seal Co., Seals 10.00 David Ross, Services 15.00 Splendid Cafeteria, Lunches 1.15 S. C. 'Steward, Lunches 139.00 R. Dexter Tolman, Reconditioning Ballet Boxes 21.48 Town Diner, Lunches 6.45 Tribune-Enterprise Co., Printing 121.75 Victoria Spa., Lunches 2. 5 Watertown Senior High Cafeteiia, Lunches 8.45 ,370 WA"TERTOWN TOWN REPORT Watertown W. Jr. High Cafeteria, Lunches 7.80 Peter J. White, Services 64.7 Total Expenditures $2,641.16 $2,641.16 Registrars of Voters Appropriation for 1935 $400.00 Expenditures Clarence W. Dealtry, Salary $m.00 Patrick D. Gleason, Salary 100.00 William S. Hughes, Salary 150.00 John A. Lloynd, Salary 100.00 Wm. P. McGuire, Salary 100.00 Total Expenditures $400.00 $400.00 Printing Voting Lists Appropriation for 1935 $800.00 Transferred Token Meeting 263.25 $563.25 Expenditures Graphic: Press, Printing $56 .25 Town Hall, Janitor's Salary, Appropriation for 1935 $1,600.00 xpenditz. -es Thos. Moran, Salary $1,600.00 Town Hall, Labor Appropriation for 1935 1,400.00 Expo atwres Peter Duffy, Salary .$1,400.00 Telephone Operator Appropriation for 1935 $1,040.00 Expend tm-es Anna Connors, Salary $1,040.00 AUDITOR'S RLi''PORT Town Hall, Fuel Appropriation for 1935 $1,600.00 Transferred Town Meeting 150.00 $1,75000- Expendihires Busconi Oil Co., Oil $1,604.65 Pierce Bros., Cleaving Tank 25.00 Total Expenditures 1,629.65 Transferred to Revenue 120.35 $1,7 50.00 Town Fall, Light Appropriation for 1935 $1,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 100.00 $1,100.00 Ex enditit-r es Edison Electric 111. Co. $1,100.00 Town Hall, Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $000.4(l Tran fetTed Town Meeting 100.00 $700-00 Expt,nditar•es Acme 'window Clearing Co., Cleaning Windows $76.00 Bobrow, Bleach 1.75 Boston Consolidated Gas Co. 64.77 Boston Janitors Supply Co., Cheese Cloth 44.78 Boston & Maine PR. Co., Freight .50 Robert L. Conroy, Supplies 75.45 Dolge Co., Disinfectant 13.50 Glendale, Dry Cleaning 4.55 E. P. Gingras, Grinding Lawn Mowers 3.00 372 WATERTOWN 'SOWN REPORT C-oodco Sanitary Products Co., Pipe Solvent 41.00 Fletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 13.89 Fort Hill Paper Co., Paper Supplies 23.50 Herman J. Gallagher, Plumbing 18.17 L. M. Glover, Liquid Soap 16.25 Hawes Electric Co., Lamps 31.71 Ora E. Hinkley, Changing Lock .50 C. C. Holmes, Plumbing 9.85 Anna. Keating, Telephone Operator 6.00 D. F. Keefe, Repairing 9.20 Xleenaire Xemikals, 'Tubes. 3.00 F. J. Loves, Floor Wax 52.50 Jelin R. Lyman Co,, Cheesecloth 23.83 C. L. McCarty, Suppiies 2.89 Marie I Vora.n, Express .60 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 53.79 Petroleum heat & Power Co., Repairs 52.58 S. E. 8s R. C Proctor, Repair. Door 31.60 A. F. Robinson Boiler Works, Manhole Ext 13.9:5 F. W. Webb Mfg. Co., Supplies .97 Peter J. White, Replacing Glass 1.2 Yawman & Erbe IYLfg. Co., Casters a.615 Total Expenditures 697,27 Transferred to F,.evenue 2.73 ---- S700.00 Planning Board Appropriation for 1935 $100.00 Trausferred 'Towel Meeting 44.00 Expenditures John H. Dardis, Expenses $10.00 Helen T. Garafalo, Services 25.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 373 Ronald M. Stone, Mailing, Incidentals 20.20 Total Expenditures 55.20 Transferred to Revenue A 56.00 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY PoUce Department Chi+ef's Salary Appropriation for 1935 $3,200.00 Expendittir es Jahn E. h lmor-e, Salary $3,200.00 Police Department, Lieutenants' Salaries Appropriation for 1935) $7,800.00 Expendit2tr•es Jas. P. Burke, Salary 2,600.00 John E. McNamara, Salary 2,600.00 Jos. J. Reilley, Salary 2,600.00 Total Expenditures 7,800.00 $7,800.00 ....Setgeant's Salaries Appropriation for 1985 $9,800.00 Expenditures Andrew J. Donnelly, Salary $2,450.00 Jas, M. Igoe, Salary 2,4:50.00 Thos. W. Devaney, Salary 2,450.00 John J. Igoe, Salary 2,450.00 Total Expenditures $9,800.00 $9,800.00 Mechanician Appropriation for 1935 $76.61 374 WATERTDI,N TOWN REPORT Expenditures Geo. IVI. Clinton, Salary $49.50 Transferred to Revenue 27.11 $76.+61 Police Department., Patrolmen's Salaries Appropriation for 1035 $81,341.40 Transferred Town Meeting 240.00 Experditures Edward I Boyle, Salary $2,200.00 Jas. J. Burke, Salary 2,200.00 Patrick J. Callahan, Salary 2,200.00 m. W. Carnes, Salary 2,200.00 George Ill. Clinton, Salary- 2,200.00 Thous. J. Cullen, Salary 2,200.00 George J. Farrell, Salary 2,200.00 Walter F. Flaherty, Salary 2,200.00 John F. Gleason, Salary 2,200.00 Jos. H. Gilfoil, Salary 2,200.00 Chas. H. Glidden, Salary 2,200.00 Lawrence C. Hanley, Salary 2,200.04 Jahn J. Hanion, Salary 2,200.00 Jos. C. Harrington, Salary 23200.00 John A. Higgins, Salary 2,200.00 Russell J. Kimball, Salary 2,200.00 Edward J. Liston, Salary 474.00 John J. Long, Salary 2,200.00 Jos. F. Laughlin, Salary 2,200.00 Frank L. Illannia, Salary 2,200.00 John F. McGeever, Salary 29200.00 Wm. H. Munhall, Salary 20200.00 Edward P. Murphy, Salary 2,200.00 Edward A. Murray, Salary 2,200.00 Francis A. Lally, Salary 2,200.00 Edmund H. Norton, Salary 2,200.00 Richard J. Owens, Salary 2,200.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 375 Harold A. Parlor, Salary 2,200.00 Arthur F. Perkins, Salary 2,158.00 James M. R+eilley, Salary- 2,2.00.00 Stewart E. Savage, Salary 2,200.00 Chas. E. Shea, Salary 2,200.00 Jas. P. .Shea, Salary 2,200.00 William Shea, Salary 2,150.65 Jos. P. Shad., Salary 2,200.00 Daniel J. Sullivan, Salary 1,518.75 Jos. A. Walsh, Salary- 2,200.00 Henry L. Welsh, Salary 2,200.00 Total Expenditures $81,101.40 $81,101.40 Police Department, Special Police Appropriation for 1935 $1,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 160.00 840.00 E,rpendih,wes Michael F. Casey, Salary $40.00 James Murphy, Salary 555.00 Bernard M. Oates, Salary 15.00 Daniel J. Sullivan, Salary 195.50 Total Expenditures 805.50 Transferred to Revenue 84.50 $840.00 Police Department, Janitor and Wagunma.n Appropriation for 1985 $1,825.00 ExpeMituj-es Thomas Ryder, Salary $1,825.00 Police Department, Cleric and Wagonman Appropriation for 1985 1,8 1.5.00 Expenditures Francis Gara,falo, Salary $1,825.00 376 WATERTOWN TOWIN REPORT Police Department, Teletype Maintenance Appropriation for 1935 $600.00 Expenditures New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co. $.588.00 Transferred to Revenue 12.00 $600.00 Police Department, New Autos Appropriation for 1935 $800.00 Expenditut-es Frank L. Harris, Inc. $78-1.80 Transferred to Revenue 12.20 $800.00 Police Department, Broadcasting Fee Appropriation for 1935 $300.00 Expenditures City of Newton $300,.00 Police Department, Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $5,000.00 .Lransferred Town Meeting 400.00 $5)400.00 ExpeMitives Irving Adams, Work on Ambulance $3.00 Allen Stationery Co., Cards 28.88 Arcand Spring Co., Auto Spring 3.50 Autographic I'Legister Co., Teleroll 19.42 A. T. Ball Inc., Staples 1.25 Barrabee Serv. Stoi-es, Auto Supplies 408.04 Bleachery Fuel Co., Coal 232.82 Boston Speedometer &.Electric Serv., Hot Water Heaters 26.00 Boston Cons. Gas Co., Gas 71-36 Brookline Auto Body Co., Auto Repair 79.45 Busconi Oil Co., Gas 1,226.49 AUDITOR'S REPORT 377 Chapin Medical Supply Co., Germicide 3.59 Cedric G. Chase,Developing Pictures 5.58 Colonial Beacon Oil Co,, Auto Acces. 16.53 Colts Patent Fire .firms Mfg. Co., Repairing 2.85 A. H. Comstock, Laundry 9.75 R. L. Conroy, Stationery 5.97 Coolidge Sq. Serv, Station, Auto Sup. 4.54 Crandall Hicks Co., Motorcycle Serv. 45.15 Annie Crough, Matron 15.00 Cup Container Serv.. Co., Paper Towels and Cups 11.20 Daley Plumbing Co., Repair Work 3.85 Diadems Surgical Inc.., Bandages 3.50 Edison Electric Ill_ Co., Light 268.14 Fletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 17.85 Gamewell Co., Register Paper 37.95 Gatchell. Glass Co., Glass in Traffic Tower 6.90 {Gibbs Express Co. .30 L. M. Glover Co., Inc., Disinfectant 10.00 Crant's Express .95 Graphic Press, Printing 62.04 Gray Gift Strop, Supplies 11.55 Frank L. Harris, Inc., Auto Repair 124.50 Hawes Electric Co., Repairing Radio 8.1:5 Healer Motors, Inc., Repair 37.00 Highlarvi Oil Co., Gas 1,34l.�7 William D. Howell, Auto Repair 1.00 Leroy Hutchinson, Sul-)scription 2.00 J. Hyman, Auto Repair 9.50 James M. Igoe, Registering 11Ietor Vehicles 6.00 Iver-Johnson Sporting Goods Co., Equipment 8.48 Kearns Service Station, Auto Repair 9.10 A. Lauricella, Lunches 167.08 lVf. Linsley & Leos., Shoulder Straps 9.25 378 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Little-Brawn & Co., Book. .5.00 Jos. T. Malloy, Repairing and Redress ing Belts 3.00 Mass. Gas & Electric Co., Lambs 2.49 l 'n-r. M. L. McAdams, Office Supplies 81.90 11. B. McArdle, Simmons 43.35 W. FL Munhall, Transfer rhig Reg. 2.00 National Boston Lead Co., Lead 22.27 New England Police Revolver League, Dues 13.75 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 243.95 Newton Buick Co., Part .45 }'oyes Buick Co., Pant .75 James M. Cates Exec., Filing Cabinet 4.00 Parisian Dye House Inc., Cleansing 7.00 Pennsylvania, Oil Co., Oil 165.00 Potter Press, Covers 1.+60 Railwa y Express Co. .37 Raytheon Production Corp., Raytheon Tube .92 Thomas L . Reed Co., Bandages 51,80 Riley & Co., Dry Goods 8.95 Roskin Distributors, Radio Tubes 12.07 Speedometer Repair Co., Cable .50 .Jahn H. Sperry, Teletype Ribbons 5.00 Standard Auto Repair Co., auto Parts 24.79 Standard Maintenance Co., Type- writer Maintenance 12.00 J. G. Stevens, Radio Repair 9.58 Samuel S. Stevens, Paper 1.50 Summer St. Garage, Auto Repair 120.85 City of Waltham, Loch-up Keep 3.50 ' alth,am Woodenware & Paper Co., Paper Supplies 21.25 Watertown Supply, Hdwe. Supplies 7.05 Watertown Sq. Chevrolet, Repair 88.18 Town of Watertown, dater Debt. 21.30 Waverley Beating 'Supply Co., Repairs 24.70 AUDITOR'S REPORT 379 Walter L. Wedger, Red Flare Lights 7.00 Woodrow radio Co., Radio Part 2.70 Yanco, Auto Parts 15.00 Total Expenditures �5,899.90 Transferred to Revenue .1.0 $5,400.00 New Police Station P. W, A. Docket No. 1248 Appropriation for 1935 $55,700.00 Expenditures Globe Newspaper Co., Proposals $44.80 Charles G. Loring, Architect 745.00 Water-town Sun, Advertising 7.00 Total Expenditures 796.80 Carried Forward 54190 .20 $55,700.00 Fire Depaz tmenl; Chief's Salary Appropriation for 1935 $3,200.00 Exile-nditures John W. [)'Hearn, Salary $3,200.00 Hre Department, Captains' Salaries Appropriation for 1935 t$7,800. 0 Expenditures Jahn J. Kelley, Salary $2,.600.00 %Vm. C. McElroy, Salary 2,600.00 Raymond M, ur phy, Salary 2,600.00 Total Expenditures $7,900.00 $7,800-00 Fire Department, Lieutenants' Salaries Appropriation for 1935 $9,800.00 380 WATERT0WN TOWN REPoR,r Expendit2tres Jerome Costello, Salary $2,450.00 John J. Devaney, Salary 2,450.00 George Gilfoil, Salary 2,450.00 Thomas Maloney, Salary 2,450.00 Total Expenditures $9,800.00 $9,800.00 Fire Department, I'vIechanician's Salary Appropriation for 1035 $2,400.00 Expenditures Gerald Mee, Salary $2,400.00 Fire Department, Permanent Men .Salaries Appropriation for 1935 $83,493.70 Transferred Town Meeting 72.00 $83,421..7 0 Ex-penditures Frank Armstrong, Salary $2,110.14 Wm. J. Barry, Salary 2,194.52 Charles Blackburn, Salary 2,200.00 Arthur Burgess, Salary 2,200.00 Clarence Clifford, Salary 2,187.94 James Dardis, Salary 2,200.00 James F. Devaney, Salary 2,200.00 Bernard P. Donnelly, Fire 2,200.00 Paul Dwyer-, Salary 2,200.00 James Flanagan, Salary 2,200.00 Ernest B. Ford, Salary 2,200.00 James E. Ford, Salary 2,200.00 John Gildea, Salary 2,200.00 Edmund P. Higgins, Salary 2,200.00 Samuel Hillier, Salary 2,200.00 John Hunter, Salary .2,200.00 Albert P. Kelley, Salary 2,200.00 Francis M. Kirwan, Salary 23200,00,00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 381 Giles L tughrea, Salary 2A0.00 Walter Mackin, Salary 200.00 James J. Maloney, Salary 2,194.52 William E. Maloney, Salary 2,200.00 Charles ManD, Salary 2,200.00 Albeit Mannix, Salary 2,200.00 Bertram McElhiney, Salary 2,200.00 Frank McManus, Salary 2,200.00 Peter McNicholas, Salary 2,200.00 Jos. T. Mee, Salary 2,200.00 Jas. T. Murphy, Salary 2,200.00 Jeremiah Murphy, Salary 2,200.00 John J. O'Leary, Salary 2,139.73 .John M. O'Reilley, Salary 2,200.00 John F. Quirk, Salary 20200.00 Benjamin Robbins Salary 2,200.00 John P. Sullivan, Salary 2,104.09 John T_ Vahey, Salary 2,200.00 George E. White, Salary 2,200.00 Carr-oll Whittemore, Salary 2,200.00 Total Expenditures 83,421.37 Transferred to Revenue .33 83,421.70` Fire Department, Call Men Salaries Appropriation for 1035 310.00 xpend itv.res Arthur C. Sates, Salary $155.00 James S. Murphy, Salary 155.00 Total Expenditures $310.00 $310.00 Fire Department, New Hose Appropriation for 1935 $900.00 Transferred Town Meeting 7.00 893.00 s 82 N�-ATERTOWIN TOWN' REPORT Expenditures American Fite Equipment, Inc., Fire Hose $893.00 Lire Department, Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $4,600.00 Transferred Town Meeting 419.00 Refund 2.60 5,021.60 xpendritures Advance Decalcomania Co., Transfers $3.00 American Fire Equipment Co., Fire Equipment 611.88 American Motor Equipment Co., repair 1.00 Arca.n.d Spring Co., Auto Paxt 3.61 Frank C. Baker Co., Repairing 11.08 Belvidere Laboratories, Inc., Metal Mass 16.20 Robert Bishop Mfg. Co., Polishing Cloths 1O9.14 Band's Restaurant, Lunches 52.80 Boston Cons. Gas Co., Service 100.95 Boston Janitor Supply Co., Supplies 54.40 Boston&Maine RR. Co., Freight 39 Brookline Auto Body, Auto Repair 15.00 Brunsene Co:, Freservo 2.28 Geo. H. Buckitinster Co., Manson Tape 28.92 Cando Corp., Metal Polish 5.60 Carpenter ]NNIfg. Co., Master Lights 36.57 Central Auto Pants Co.. Auto Farts 35.51 Central Railway Signal Co., Inc., Pailwky Signals 12.60 Walter A. Claflin Co., Tetrachloride 11.80 Co mstocic's Horne Laundry, Laundry 153.40 Continental Soap Co., Soar 25.50 Crosby Publishing Co., Directory 8.00 James D`rdis, Expenses 6.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT Diadem Surgicals Inc., Bandages 9.48 Fast Watertown Hdwe. Co., Hardware 8.30 Eaton Products Co., Auto Farts .50 Edison Electric Ill Co., Service 547.44 Ellis Fire Appliance Co,, Garfire Guns 20.25 M. J. Fallon, Radiator Cover 7.00 Fire Fmgineering, Subscription 2.00 First National Stores, Fish 1.50 Fletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 95.:55 Flints, Cotten Gloves 1.80 Fort Ilill Paper {Co., Paper Supplies 20.75 Tin. H. Frazer, Laundry 74.84 Samuel Gabriel Sons Co., Books 3.86 Garden City Motor Parts, Repair 45.+69 .Augustus C. Gillis, Celluloid Windshield Tights 22.50 Gondek.-Dixon Coil)., Cable Protectors 4.00 Gould Oil Burner, Repairs 44.00 Grant's Express, Express 1.85 Gray Gift Strop, Supplies 11.40 S. B. Green & Co., Cement 1.00 Green & Swett Co., Auto Repair 221.97 Hawes Electric Co., Supplies 20.1 Ora H. Hinkley, Polish 2.10 Hood Rubber Co., Inc., Rubber Boats 4.55 J. Hyman, Auto Repair 8.50 Industrial Finishing CDrp., Reflectors Resilvered 1.50 Jackson Electric Co., Blue Ribbon Lack A.ssern. 3.00 Hreems Camera & Gift Shop, Framing 6.50 Leonard Fuel Co., Coal 55.20 Linde Air Products Co., Prestolite 5.20 Lux-F yre Freez Co,, Recharged 31.20 Commonwealth of Mass. Pillow Cases 6.49 Mass. Wharf Coal Co., Oil Burner 256.00 Maxim Motor Co., Auto Parts 68.28 WATERTOWN TOWN RE,PORT McKesson-Eastern Drug Co., First Aid Cabinet 15.71 McLean's, Beals and Bedding 51.50 McLellan Stores Co., Pails 2.79 Metropolitan Ice Co., Fuel (ail 341.11 Middlesex County House of Cor- rection, Brushes 9,46 Iffld extern Mfg. Co., Coats 75.69 Mine Safety Appliances, Gas Masks 341.11 Moore & Moore, Wrenches 1.80 .Arthur L. Morse, Piece of Oak 1.35 National Fire Prot. Asso., Dues 10.00 New England Association Fire Griefs, Incidentals 17.60 New England Brush Co., Brushes 49.50 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 908.77 Nonantum Coal Co., Coal 258.8E Ira S. Noyes Co., Disinfectant 20.00 John W. G'ilear•n, Expenses and Incidentals 24.60 Ohio Chemicals & Mfg. Co., Tanks Refilled 22.00 Pyr•ene Mfg. Co., Fire Extinguisher 29.97 Pequosette Rress, Cards (Fire .Alarms) 32.25 Edward S. Quirk Co., Tires 24.93 John F. Quirk, Eggs 1.80 Railway Express Agency, Rxpress .50 Royal Typewriter Co., Repair and Cleaning 115.00 Standard Gil Co. of N. Y., Gas 326.93 Stanhope Forge & Machine Works, Repairs 6.00 N. H. Stanley, Skylight 16.59 Town Grill, John McArthur, Lunches 16.65 Waterproof Paint & Varnish Co., Varnish 30.41 Watertown Lumber Co., Lumber 3..15 AUDITOR'S REPORT 385 Watertown Public Market, Clean. Sup. G.34 Town of Watertown, Water Dept. 112.95 Falter L. Wedger•, Chimneys, Fire Extinguishers 12.60 White's Market, Groceries 48.34 Yawman & Erbe Mg. Co., Cal)inet 12.81 Total Expenditures 15,021.49 Transferred to Revenue .11 $5,021.60 Inspector of Buildin s—Uspectoes Salary Appropriation for 1935 $2,600.00 Expenditu-res Wm. Wilson, Salary $ ,600.00 Inspector of Buildings, Clerk's Salary Appropriation for 1935 $250.00 xperuliture ,Anna R. Ford, Salary $111.25 Katherine Ford, Salary 138.75 - --- $250.00 Inspector of Buildings, Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $100.00 Expenditures Crosby Publisliing Co., Directory $18.00 Leroy S. Eaton, Cards 13.90 W. W. Lydston, Inkwell Maintenance .r.5 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 53.80 Wm. H. Wilson, Expenses 2.50 Total Expenditures 78.95 Transferred to Revenue 21.05 100.00 286 WATERT{3'4 N TOWN REPORT Weights and Measures, Salary of Sealer Appropriation for 1935 Ex-pen[ dames Victor Anderson, Salary Weights and Measures, New Car Appropriation fGl' 1935 $650.06 Expenditures Nash New England Co. $650.00 Weights and Measures, Contingent Appxopriation for 1935 $400.00 Expenditures Victor M. Anderson, Registration 2.00 Albert P. Brogle, Garage Rent 60.00 Buffalo kale Co., Parts .63 James M. Clair, Trucking 20.00 Everett Bros. Co., Gil 4.00 Fletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 1.20 Iiayes, Service Station, Repairs 21,1.0 Hobbs &Warren, Seals 25.60 Cam. of Mass., Reg. of Motor Vehicle 2.00 New EJngland Scale Co., Scales 8.21 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 53.80 Scale Jouznal, Subscription 2.00 Service .Station Maintenance Co.,Sup. 62.75 Standard Maintenance Co., Type- writer Maintenance 6.00 Watertown Tire Co., Gas 123.20 Total Expenditures 393.48 Transferred to Revenue 6.52 $400.00 Gypsy and Brawn Tail i 1oth, Superin tend enVs Salary Appropyia.tion for 1935 $800.00 Expendit tees John P. Ford, Salary $800.O0 AUDITOR'S REPORT 387 Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth, Clerk's Salary Appropriation for 1935 $475.00 Expenditures Anna R. Ford, Salary $2 5 1.7,5 Katherine Ford, Salary `'q Total Expenditures $475.00 $475,00 Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Maintenance Appropriation for 1935 $2tO00.00 Expenditures es Bosun & Maine RR. Co., Freight 2.0 Central Auto Parts Co., Auto Parts 2.89 R. L. Conroy{, Stationery 6.54 Coombs Motor Co., .Auto Parts 11.90 Fitzhenry-C-tuptill Co., Carburetor 13.1.3 John.C. Ford, Reg. Truck 2,00 Katherine Fond, Salary 25.00 Frost Insecticide Co., Jun. Forester No. 1. 4.25 Hayes 'Service Station, Rep-air 1.00 Ora E. HinMey, Auto Part 1.70 Edward D. Holland, Black Leal No. 49 40.00 James Huggins &Son, Moth Creosote 11.72 J. Hyman, Auto Repair 3.00 D. F. Keefe S. Son, Repairing 3.95 Kendall Mill Supply Co., hose 44.00 Latimer-Goodwin Chemical Co... Arsenate 1053.84 New Eng. Tel &: Tel. Co., Serv. `? .91 New Eng. Towel Supply Co., Towel Supply 1.40 Pay Roll—Weekly 1,545.83 Spring St. Garage, Inspection- sticker .50 888 WATERTOIVN TOWN REPORT Standard Ida,int. Co., Typewriter Maint. 14.37 Jas. I4. Sullivan, Gas. 84.05 Watertown Supply, Black Leaf No. 40 41.30 Watertown Tire Co., Parts 4.68 Total Expenditures 17997.48 Transferred to Revenue 2.52 2,000.00P Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth, Elm Leaf, Beetle, Etc. Appropriation for 1935 750.00! Expenditures F. A. Barlett Tree Expert Co., Spraying $300.00 F'itzhenry-Guptill Co., Parts for Sprayers 1.20 Win. Hebert & Co., Solder Gas Tani: 1.75 Payroll, Weekly 417.36 Jas. H. Sullivan, Gas 28.98 Total Expenditures 749.29 Transferred to Revenue .71 $70.00 Tree Warden's Department Tree Warden's Salary Aj)P •aj)rhIU0]) fOr 1935 $1,000.00 Expenditures John P. Ford, Salary .S1,000.00 Tree Warden's, Clerk's Salary Appropriation for 1935 $200,00 Expenditures Anna R. Ford, Salary 89.00 Katherine lord, Sa.laTy 111.00 Total Expenditures $200.00 $200.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 389 'Free Warden, Maintenance Appropriation for 1935 $4,000,00 Expenditures es F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Co., Pruning $257.50 C. & R. Sales Co., Spray 1.2.00 R. L. Conroy, Supplies 2.7 5 Coombs Motor Co., Auto Parts 2.95 Fletcher Harf1ware Co., Supplies 94.66 A. A. Foley, Auto Repair 23.76 Est. Charles A. Foley, Storage 65.00 John C. Ford, Auto Repair and Reg. 32.00 Frost Insecticide, Co., Farts 1.95 Halpin's Welding Shop, Welding 1..50 Hazel Street Garage, Auto Repair 3.00 Ora H. Hinkley, Auto Acc+es. 2.15 Edward D. Holland, Black Leaf and Supplies 15.25 F Flub Auto Pants Co., Brakes 1150 J. Iiyman, Auto Repair 3.00 W. W. Lydston, Inkwell Maint.. 1.05 G. :J. Meister, Repairs 25.00 New Eng. Tel. &Tel. Co., Service 26.91 New Eng. Towel Supply Co., Towels 1.40 Payroll,Weekly 3,239.06 George L. Shutt, Tires 1.5.75 Spring St. Garage, Sticker Inspection 2.50 Standard Maintenance Co., Type- writer Maintenance 15.50 jas. H. Sullivan, Gas 16.02 Watertown Supply, Lime 10.75 Watertown. Tire Co., Auto Repairs 3.50 Harry Yanco, Auto Parts 2.00 Total Expenditures 3,998.31 Transferred to Revenue 1.69 $4,0K00 $4,000.00 300 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Tree Warden, New Trees Appropriation for 1935 $1,000.00 Expondifitres F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Co., Tree Fool �$r 5.00 Butters Express, Express 1.25 Chas. R. Fish & Co., New 'Trees 400.00 Fletcher Hardware Co., ,supplies 10.04 O'Connell & Lee Mfg. Co., Tree Guards 60.00 Payroll, Weekly 392.27 S. E. & R. O. Proctor, Tree Netting 49.00 Jas. 11.. Sullivan, Gas 12.43 Total Expenditures 999.99 Transferred to Revenue .01 $1,000.00 Poles and Wires Department Poles and Wires, Inspector's Salary Appropriation for 1935 3,200.01) P. J. Vahey, Salary .$3,200.00 Poles and Wires, Clerk's Salary ppropriatimi for 1935 w475.00 Expenditivres Anna R. Ford, Salary $178.00 Katherine Ford, Salary 297.00 Total Expenditures $475.00 ,$475.00 Voles and mires, Maintenance Appropriation for 1985 $7,70 7.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 391 Expendifures Barrabee Service Stores, Auto I'Lepair $6.25 Boston Elevated icy. Co., Attaching Wires to Poles 4.00 Brookline Auto Body Repair Co., Repair 4.00 Busconi Oil Co., Gas 133.89 R. L. Conroy, Office Supplies 14.10 John DiBenedetto, Cleaner and Wax 1.00 E. Sect. International Elec. hispectors, Dues 6.00 Leroy S. Eaton, Printing 24.35 Electrical Contracting, Subscription 3.00 Everett Bros., Express .71) Fletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 13.73 Katherine M. Ford, Salary 25.00 Gamewell Co., Repair. Fire Alarm Box 67.23 General Elec. Supply Co., Iron Wire and Tape 96.37 Grant's Express, Express 4-10 Graphic Press, Printing 5.50 Hawes Eleebic Co., Paint 40.99 0. E. Hinkley, Key .40 Edward D. Holland, flash Light 1.79 Hub Auto Parts Co., Reflectiors re- silvered 1.00 V. T. Kavanaugh, Printing and Binding Book 32.75 Main St. Garage, Auto Repair 154.80 Maloney Oil Co., Greasing and Oil 8.75 izp Comm. of Mass., Registry of Motor Vehicles 4.00 Comm. of Mass., 11enewal of Electri- cian's License 1.00 McDonald Tire & Battery Sta., Repairs 1.75 C. J. Meister, Welding 4.00 Fred R. Rooney, Supplies 9.95 392 WATERTOWN TOWN REPOPLT New England Municipal Sig. Associa- tion, Dues 9.00 New EIIg. Tel. & "Tel. Co., Service 90.69 New Eng. Towel Supply Co., Towels 1.40 Payroll, Weekly 6,108.33 P. 0. Dept., Anne.Ford, Stamps 7.00 Wm. L. Smith, Treas., Dees 1.00 Standard Maintenance Co., Inc., Typewriter Maintenance 29.88 Stanley Bros., Pole Foxes 7 .60 A. T. Stearns Lumber Co., Spacing Blocks 52.50 Summer St. Garage, Auto Parts 26.55 A. Towle Co., Express .35 P. J. Vahey, Garage Rent 72.00 F. J. Vahey, Renewal License Auto 2.00 Watertown Electric Supply Co., Sup. .28 Wetmore-Savage Elec. Co., Wire, Cross Arms 615.78 A. D. Wood, Auto Repair 5.50 Total Expenditures $7,765.31 Transferred to Revenue 1.69 $7,767.00 Poles and Wines, Maintenance of Signal Room Appropriatiw� for 1935 �965.0 E Iaenditur es Barrabee Service Stores, Parts $0,158 Boston Automotive Elec. Service Co., Repairs 4.12 R. L. Conroy, Towels 10.30 Edison Electric 111. Co., Service 484.15 Fletcher Iiardware Co., Supplies 16.13 GamewelI Co., Supplies 39.15 Gatchell Glass Co., Glass 2.37 Hawes Electric Co., Paint 63.99 AUDITOR'S REPORT 393 i {bra E. Hinkley, Keys .BAD George T. Johnson Co., Supplies .5.90 Kendall A-Ell Supply, Rubber 21atting 4.05 Mass. Gas & Electric Light Co., Parts 1.8 McLean's, Roller .25 Fred Mooney, Pen Paints 1.80 Walter 11. Moreton, Repairing Plat 40.74 J. S. Morse, Repairs 3.60 E. A. Perkins, Carpentering 112.00 Shaw-Walker, Files 44.20 Standard Auto Gear Co., :Salts .20 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., Rubber Solvent 14.63 Watertown Electric Supply Co., Heater 5.50 Watertown Electric Instrument Corp., Repairing 5.15 Total Expenditures 86L94 Transferred to Revenue 3.06 - $865.00 Pales and Wires, Signal Room Salaries Appropriation for 1935 6, 57.16 xpoiditures Frank Fitzpatrick, Salary $1,564.29 Arthur J. Mc naney, .Salary 1,564.29 Daniel E. O'Connell, Salary 1,564.29 Thomas Sheridan, Salary 1,564.29 Total Expenditures $6,257.16 $6,257.16 Dog Officer Salary of Dog Officer Appropriation for 1935 $50.00 Expenditures Warren J. Eastman, Salary $50.00 394 WATERTClWN TOWN .REPORT s Dog Officer, Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $250.00 Experditures Warren J. Eastman, Killing Dogs $24.55.00 Transferred to Revenue e5.00 $2,50.00 $250.00 HEALTH TH AND SANITATION Health Department, Agent's Salary Appropriation for 1935 $2,500.00 Expe?tditures Fred W. Budge, Salary $2,500.00 Health Department, 11'filk Inspection Appropriatic)n for 1935 F 700.00 Transferred Town Meeting 87.05 $01.9.35 Ex enditnres Fred W. Bodge, Salary $210.00 Arthur E. Burke, Salary )10.00 Pericles Canzanelli, M. D., Salary 192.35 Total Expenditures $612.35 $612.35 Health Department, Clerk's Salary Appropriation for 193:5 $1,150.00 Expenditures Alice H. Fartiliam, Salary $1,150.00 Health Departanent# Nurses' Salaries Appropriation for 1935 $3,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 205.43 $2,794.59 AUDITOR'S REPORT 395 Rose A jameian, Salary $1,258.01 Agnes Kirker, Salary 1,258.00 Helen Sullivan, Salary 278.51 Total Expenditures $2,794.52 $2,794.52 Health department, Contagious Diseases Appropriation ft)r 1935 $20,000,00 Transferred Town Meeting 1,500.00 Refund 37.15 $21,537.15 Expenditures Fred W. Bodge, Food Purchased (Dog Clinic $1.35 Band's Restaurant, Lunches 1.60 Boston Dispensary, Care 141..85 Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Care 85.88 Charles W.Broadbent Co., Vim Needles 4.00 Charles Brooks, Services 5.00 Elmore L. Bryson, Services 10.00 Cambridge Hospitai, Care 115.10 Channing Home, Care 311..15 Chiidren's Hospital, Care 190.25 Commonwealth Fund, Recording of Health NVo k 2.00 Frances Cook, Reimbursing of pay two- thirds while in quarantine 12.80 John Corcoran, Services 3.00 John M. Day, Table 5.00 William Donovan, Services 8.00 Duvall Printing Service, Printing 4.50 Alice H. Farnham, Petty Cash 5.00 Eugene F. Gorman, M. D., Services 70.00 Graphic Press, Posters and Fliers 14.50 William Har~tson, Services 500 Harry W. Jakeman, V.11°I.D., Services 100.00 396 WATEFT!}WN TOWN REPORT Alfred H. King, M. D., Services 28.00 Marguerite Kirker, Services 10.00 John I ur•kj ian, Services 14.00 Lakeville Mate Sanitoriuni, Care 1,406.00 M. J. Lyons, Supplies =1.19 MacGregor Instrument Co., 11 eedles and Immunizing Ra.ck. 8.00 Mackin's Lurch, Lunches 4.90 Harold Marena, Services 5.00 Russell D. Marena, Services 5.00 -Mass. Debt. of Public Welfare, Care 182.00 Mass. Eye and Earl Irriirmary, Care 67.24 Mass. General Hospital, Care 24.55 Mass. Memorial Hospital, Care 1,301.50 Wm. M. L. McAdams, Carols 15.00 Middlesex County Sanat., Care 11,692.50 Middlesex County Sanatorium Store, False Teeth 45.00 o. Reading State Sanatorium, Care 750.00 Guys C. Pence, Services 6.00 Pitman-Moore, Vaccine 265.38 Town of Plymouth, hospital Care 278.00 railway Express Agency, Express 4.81 Rutland State Sanatorium, Care 2,560.50 Walter ITT. Secor•d, M, D., Services 690..,,E Sharon Sanatorium, Care 315.48 Simonds the Druggist, Supplies .89 William. H. Sline, Services 5.00 Star Market Co., Food (Dog Clinic) 2.59 Albert B. Toppan, M, D., Services 126.00 NValtham Hospital, Care 129.40 William A. Wilcox` Set-vices 5.00 Warren Yauarella, ;Services 5.00 Total Expenditures `1,054.1 Transferred to Revenue 432.99 $21,537.1 j AUDITOR'S REPORT 397 Health Department, Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $1,300.00 Transferred Town Meeting 65.00 $1,365.00 Expenditures Central Scientific, Medicine $2.38 Cherj:y-Burrell Corp., Acid 10.40 Ditto Inc., Ditto Paper 6.4 Leroy S. Eaton, Printing and Ens-. 39.88 Fletcher Hardware Co,, Keys .60 Gordon Supply Co., Towels 5.73 Gray Gift Shop, Supplies 18.95 Hackett Bros. Co., Water 7.00 Charles M. Hewitt, Oil 1.25 liobbs & Warren, License Books 26.16 Wm. D. Howell, Auto Repair .537.41 William H. Hughes, Services 7.21 Clifford Jaynes, Lettering Signs 15.00 Kearns' Service Station, Gas 61.77 Lyndonville Creamery Assoc., Dry Ice .58 Mass. Agricultural College, Babcock Inspection 2.50 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 107.49 Ogilvie & Co., Auto Insurance .0.00 Pine Tree Press Co., Printing 23.00 Post [office Dept., Stamps 60.00 Railway Express Agency, Express 5.24 Royal Typewriter Co., Typewriter 7.50 Simonds the Druggist, Supplies 3.78 Standard Maintenance Co., Type- writer Maintenance 6.00 Texaco Super Service, Gas .99 Samuel C. Thayer, Disposinfr of Dead Animals 216.00 Arthur 11. Thomas Co., Rubber Tubing .00 'Waltham News-Tribune, Advertising 12.38 Watertown Sun, Advertising 6.7 398 'VHF 4.TERTOWN TONVN REPORT Watertown Tire Co,, Gas 130.75 Wateytown Tribune-Enterprise, Adv. 5.00 Total Expenditures 1,348.40 Transferred to Revenue 16.60 $1,365.04 Health Department, Bixby Clinic Appropriation for 1935 $440.00 Transferred Town Meting 11.40 428.60 Expenditures Leroy S. Eaton, Printing $2.10 C. & S. Paper Co., Tray Mats 20.00 R. C. Lavraeluas, AL D., Services 200.00 NVm J, Lyons, Adhesive Tape 1.50 George T. 1.'ascoe, Cabinet 5.00 Louis B. Silverstein, M. D., Services 200.00 Total Expenditures $428.60 $428.60 Health Department, Dental Clinic Appropriation for 1935 $2,500.00 Transferred Town fleeting 20.00 $2,480.00 Expenditures J. J. Crimmings, Suppleis $6.75 James E. Donal hie, D. M. D., Services 720,00 Irene Drummey, Salary 859.84 Leroy S. Eaton, Printing 12.96 Fletcher Hardware Co., Supplies .70 G. &. S. Paper Co., Lily Cups 3.25 I1awes Electric Co., Repairing .60 John Mood Co., Repair Dental Engine 5.60 Charles E. Kelley, D. M.-D., Services 720.00 Wm. M. L. McAdams, Cards 19.75 AUDITOR'S REPORT 399 311inimax Co, Alloy 32.00 Helen Sullivan, Salary 62.00 Surgeons' & Physicians' Supply Co., Repair Sterilizer 4.50 S. S. White Dental Mg. Co., Repairing Foot Switeli 28.80 Total Expenditures $2,4 16.75 Transferred to Revenue 3.25 $2,480.00 Inspector of Cattle Salary Appropriation for 1935 $600.00 Expenditures Harry W. Jakeman, Salary 600.00 luspector of Plumbing, Salary of Inspector Appropriation for 1985 $2,500.00 Expenditures Charles M. Hewitt, Salary, $2,500.00 Inspector of Plumbing, Contingent Appropriation for 1930 $100.00 Expenditures Arlington Stamp Works, Staillp $2.25 Gray Gift Shop, Supplies 21.25 Chas. i�I. Hewitt, Expenses 2.7 Kearns Service Station, Gas 2.72 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Setv.ic:e 26.91 Sohn F. Rooney R Son., hasp. 32.00 Royal Typewriter, Typewriter 7.50 Total Expenditures 95.38 Transferred to I-Lm-emie 4.62 $100.00 400 WAT]ERTOWN TOWN REPORT Sewer Department, Construction Appropriation for 1985 $4,000.OG Expenditurm Easteni Clay Goods Co., Pipe:. $115.92 Payroll, Weekly Edmund Tocei, Building Manholes 12.00 Waltham Lime & Cement Co.„ Cement and Brick 96.63 Watertown Builders Supply Co., Pipe 211.65 C. Al. White lion Forks„ Sewer Gov. 43.05 'Dotal Expenditures 8,991.08 Transferred to Revenue 8.92 $4,(l{l0M Sewer Depailment, Short Extensions Appropriation for 193D $2,000,00 Expenditures Payroll, Weekly $1,996.81 Transferred to Revenue .1.9 $?,000.00 Sever Department, Maintenance Appropriation for 19315 ti12,000,00 Exp entl it-ares Eastern Clay Goods Co., Pipe $138.36 Hackett Bros. Co., Chloride of Lime 2.16 Charles A. Harris, Work Gloves 1.40 Edward P. Healey, Rental Dup. Bowl Excavating; Basket 60.00 B. Leonard, Building Manlioles 14.00 Nonantum Lumber Co., Lumber 62.51 Parker,Danner Co., Puroseal 98.82 Payroll, Weekly 11,458.79 Waltham Lime & Cement Co., Cement 10.09 AUDITOR'S REPORT 401 Watertown Builders Supply Co., Drain Pipe 58.12 Watertown Lumber Co., Lumber 93.93 Total Expenditures 11,998.1 t Transferred to Revenue 1..83 12,000.00 Drainage Appropriation for 1935 $3,000.00 Expenditures Boston & Mine RR. Co., Drain Pipe Privileges $12.00 Eastern Clay Goads Co., Pipe 7.00 B. Leonard, Building Manholes 12.00 Chas. J. McCarty & Co., Jute 11.77 Payroll, Weekly 2,626.14 Edrrrund Tocei, Building Catch Basins 12.09 Waltham Lime & Cement Co., Cement 251.14 Watertown Bldr•s. Supply Co., Pipe 2.27 C. M. White Iron Works, Crates and Frames 5 L60 Total Expenditures 2,985.92 Transferred to Revenue 14.08 Sewers and Drains, P. W. A. Docket 'No. 7579 Borrowed in 1934 $16,000.00 Received from Government 5,736.34 Refund 138.60 21.,874.94 Spent in 1934 3,408.20 $18,466.68 402 W ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Expenditures Boston Herald-Traveler Co., Adv. $4 .90 Chas. Bruning Co., Plans 79.57 John P. Condon Corp., Labor 15,436.36 Arthur D. Little, Inc, "bests 79.00 New Eng. Road Builders Assoc., Adv. 51.70 O'Connell & Lee Mfg. Co., Stakes 25.58 Payroil, Weekly 769.95 Spaulding-Aloss Co., Blue Prints 37.33 Watertown .Sun, Advertising 10.00 Watertown "Tribune-Enterprise, Adv. 21.00 Total Expenditures 16,551.3:I Balance Carried Forward 1.,909.?9 -- - $18,466.68 CARE A.]l'wTD LIGHTING OF HIGHWAYS Highway Department, 'Superintendent's Salary Appropriation for 1935 $3,600.00 Expenditwi-es Pierce P. Condon, Salary ' 3,600.00 Highway Department, First Clerk's Salary Appropriation for 1935 $1,500.00 E pendit-wr•es Esther Regan, Salary 1.,500.00 Highway- ,Department, Second Cle-rk's Salary Appropriation fur 1935 1,250.00 Expenditures Sadie Kelley, Salary 1.,550,00 Highway Department, Office Expense Appropriation for 1935 $400.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 403 Expenditures G. R. Bradley, Supplies $0.75 Chapin bled. SupplY Co., Gennicide 3.10 Pierce P. Condon, Incidentals. 2.00 Graplde Press, Printing 23.50 Gray Gift Shop, Supplies 58.30 V. T. Kavanaugh, Printing 56.95 New Eng. Ribbon & Carbon Co., Coupon Foal: 21.00 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 98.48 George T. Pascoe, Office Supplies 12.7 C. A. Peabody, Ink .45 Standard Maintenance Co., 'Type- Writer MRinterra.nce 14.35 Watertown Sure, Advertising 9.00 Watertown TriF, une-Eenterpr•ise, Printing 98.30 Total Expenditures 398.93 Transferred to Revenue 1.07 $400.00 Highway Department, Construction Appropriation for 1935 $25,000.00 Expenditures John P. Condon Corp., Concrete $16,530.46 Nonanturn Coal Co., Coal 126.00 Payroll, Weekly 8,332.31 Total Expenditures 24,988.77 Transferred to Revenue 11.23 $25,000.00 Highway Department, Bridge Repairs Appropriation for 1935 $1.200.00 404 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Ex endiftr•es Nonantum Lumber Co., Lumber $4 .85 Payroll, Weekly 1,136.06 Total Exl3enditures 1,179.91 Transferred to Revenue 21.09 1,200.00 Highway Department, Snow flows Appropriation for 1935 �1'000.00 Expendit'Wres Good Roads Mach. Co., Snow Plows $999.60 Transferred to Revenue .40 $1,000.00 Highway Department, New Trucks , pproprhAlon for 193 5 $18,500.00 Expenditures General Motors 'Truck Co. $16,764.00 Watertown Sq.. Chevrolet Co. 1,736.00 18,500.00 Highway Department, Maintenance Appropriation for 1935 $85,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 14,000.00 S199.000.00 Expenditures Alexander Supply Co., Repair Motor Grader ,$60.00 Allis-Hubley Co., Automotive Liquid- ators 199.50 Allston Electric Welding Co., Welding 41.;)0 American Oil Products Co., Oil 39.53 AUDITOR'S REPORT 405 Anderson Co., Push Frame Repairs 332.62 L. M. A.nnese, eater Used 5.00 Arlington Street Garage 3.7.5 Autocar Sales & Service, Auto Repair 37.17 A. & J. Auto Ignition Co., Auto Rep. 145.64 Louis Babonai, Booms for Digger 75.00 Frank G. Baker, Repairs 22.75 Barrabee Service, Auto Parts 151.07 Joseph Beatrice, Trucking 147.90 Blum Oil Burner Service, Repair in Garage 3.00 Bonanno Bras., Trucking 807.40 Band's Restaurant, Lunches 217.30 Boston Ring & Gasket Co., Battery 4.43 V. A. Breen, Trucking 46.40 ,Stephen Brigandi, Auto Body Rep, g7.80 Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co., Rep. 81.85 Buseoni Oil Co., Gas 3,846.21 Butters Express, Express 1.35 Jerry Caccavaro, Trucking 80.60 John Carbone, Trucking; 8+57.90 Central Auto Parts Co., Repairs 77.56 Chase-Parker & Co., Inc., Lint; Chains 120.31 A. W. Chesterton Co., Boiler Repairs 13.00 Jaynes Clair, Trucking 98.75 George Collins Co., Creeper 3.56 Commonwealth Chevrolet Co., Pants 3.13 Jahn P. Condon Corp., Trucking 1.084.00 John P. Condon Corp., Lay hold 11136.5.3 Pierce. P. Condon, Registration 8.00 Robert L. Conroy, Supplies 1.80 Coombs Motor Co., .Auto Parts 29.75 K, B. Cotton, Twist Chains 50.60 L. N. Cousbehs, Trucking 37.20 Mrs. Dorothy A. Coyne, Cable 83.12 Cutter Renewal Co., Cutters Re- conditioned 9.00 406 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Cutter, WoodSanderson Co., Machine Screws 1.25 Duff Spring Co., Auto Springs 124.94 James F. Durnan, Auto Supplies 171..27 Durable Wire Pope Co., Steel Rope 13.54 Eastern Asphalt and Oil Co., Filler 157.50 Eastern Clair Goods Co., Pipe 130.44 W. J. Eastman, Trucking 31.00 E. Watertown Cement Block Co., Trucking 39.15 Edison Electric 111. Co., Service 128.81 Electric Blower Co., Armature 13.50 Sam English, Trucking 403.1.0 Everett Erns., Inc., Trucking 25.00 C. E. Fay Co., Auto ILepairs 39.59 Fisk Alden Co, Repairs 3.65 Fletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 1,216.32 Four Wheel Drive Sales Co., Repairs 511.35 Gatchell Glass Co., Inc., Glass 8.70 General Crushed Stole Ca., Crushed Stone 68.23 General Motors Truck Co., Parts 30.74 E. P. Gingras, Filing 18.00 Good Roads Machinery Corp., Repair Parts 209.96 Grant's Express, Express 3.00 S. B. Green & Co. Bricks 9.75 Hackett Bros. Co., Soap .35 Halpira's Welding Shop, Welding 3.00 Arthur C. I3arv+ey Co., Metal 1.0.84 Hawes, Electric. Co., Lamps 10.18 Hayes Service Station, Repairing 15.80 11eil Co., Shafts 53.23 Edward D. Holland, Supplies 199.20 'm. :D. Howell, Auto Repair 9.99 Huh ,Auto Parts Co., Auto Parts 285.97 J. Hyman, Auto T-tepair 15.50 Industrial Finishing Co., Truck Plates 6.00 UDITOR"S REPORT 407 largaret E. ,Kiley, Auto Insurance 6.60 Lalime & Partridge Inc., Auto Repair 1.1.40 I. H. Larew, Gas 15.70 11. M. Leacy, Trucking 1.5.50 Joseph Lepor e, Trucking 130.20 C. E. Little Mfg. Co., Washer Cutter 2.25 Mack Motor Truck Co., Auto Repair 323.22 Martooclric Bros., Trucking 124,80 Mass. Broken Stone Co., Stone 36.25 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Registry of Motor Vehicles 42.00 Mass. State Prison, Traffic Signs 24.50 11-laster Plumbers Supply Co., Supplies 1.30 Chas. J. McCarty Co., Motor Bed, Sulu. 74.50 F. A. McDermott, Auto Repair 72.00 Meek Hardware Co., Snow Shovels 13.50 Middlesex County- House of Correction, Brooms 35.00 Moore & Moore, Auto Supplies I.75 ardelli Bros., Trucking 18.60 New En;;-. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 238.67 Newton Used Car & Parts Co., Repair 39.75 Nona.ntum Goal Co., Coal 461.12 Nonantum Lumber Co., Lumber 34.41 O'Connell & Lee Mfg. Co., fine Signs 474.27 Payroll, weekly 76,650.15 Penn Oil Co., Oil and Grease 420.60 P. I. Perkins Co., Auto Repair 1.1.0.04 S. E. & R. C. Proctor, Snow Shovels 52.78 P J. Quinn, Garage Dent 60.00 Edw. S. Quirk & Co., Tines 857.07 Railway Express Agency, Express 1.55 Riverside Sand &: Gravel Co., Sand 415.54 Sara Romano, Ti-ueking 200.73 L. Rubin, Garage lent 1,190.00 Roy Saco., Trucking 54.25 Silver Luke Repair Shop, Repairing 5.27 D. Simonetti, Trucking 38.75 408 WATE Tad' N TOWINT REPORT S. M. Spencer Mfg. Co., Brass Signs 28.10 Jas. H Sullivan, Gas 218.46 Wm H. Sullivan, Trucking 12090.40 Summer St Garage, .Auto Repair 40.54 Supreme Doughnut Co., Doughnuts 29.4.0 Otto Theurer, Trucking 57.50 Edmund Tocci, Catch Basins 24.00 Traffic Equipment Co., Traffic Beacon Cylinders 225.50 United Motors Service, Cable 31.35 Waltham Lime.& Cement Co., Sup. 275.80 Waterproof Paint & Main. Co., Paint 188.98 Watertown Builders Supply Co., Drain Pipe 37.14 Watertown Excavating Co., Trucking 323.55 Watertown Lumber Co., Lumber 65.78 Watertown Sq. Chevrolet Co., Governors 22.00 Watertown Supply Co., Snow Shovels 12.00 Watertown Tribune-Enterprise Co., Printing 26.65 Wm. Weinstein Inc., Auto Parts 120.00 Western. Auto Supply Co., Auto Farts 7.18 Asahel Wheeler Co., Paint 2.77 White Motor Co., Presto Tanks 58.76 Harry Y anco, Auto Pants 30.75 Fred Zalenski, 'Trucking 112.70 Total Expenditures $98,962.19 Transferred to Revenue 37.81 99,000,00 Highway Department—Watching E.R.A. Ditches Appropriation for 1935 $.5,000.00 Expenditures John P. Condon Corp., Concrete 1,627.21 AUDITOR'S REPORT 409 Pay Roll—Weekly 3,363.87 Total Expenditures 4,991.08 Transferred to Revenue 8.92 Highway Maintenance table Maintenance Appropriation for 1935 $14,000.00 Transferred Town Fleeting 1,000.00 13,000.00 Expenditures Andersen Engineering Co., Gains 210.58 Boston & Maine P,. R. Co., Freight 2.00 George F. Butler, Supp. .85 Walter A. Clalfin Co., Supp. 17.60 Edison Elee. Ill. Co., S+erv. 193.46 Fletcher I-Idwe Co., Supp. 148.8.5 Gilbert & Barker ll fg. Co., Stove Heater 74-50 S. B. Green & Co., 1 Barrell Mason 3.40 Arthur C. I•larvey Co., Steel 24.21 Haines Electric Co., Lights 7.47 Household Feel Corp., Coal 49.61 J. C. Keith--Supplies 152.50 New Eng. Tel. & Tel.. Co., Sete. 53.78 Nonantum Lumber Co., Lumber 42.26 O'ConnelI & Lee Mfg. Co., Stall Planks 98.59 Ogden & Thompson, reed 30820.96 Pay Roll—Weekly 7,781.64 Peter Perry, Stable Supp. 35.9:5 S. E. & R. C. Proctor, Supp. 342.74 Total Expenditures 12,970.95 Transferred to Revenue 29.05 $13,000.00 41.0 WATERTQ'4i N 'TOWN REPORT Highway Department Vacations Appropriation for 1935 $7,093.10 Ex penditirres Pay-Roll, Weekly $6,889.42 Transferred to Revenue 199.68 - $7,083.10 Highway Department—P'WA Construction Docket No. 7580 Borrowed 1934 28,0041.00 Received from Government 11,029.60 39,029.60 Spent in 1934 27,446.26 $11,583.34 Expenditures John P. Condon Corp., Pavement $9,224,53 .Boston Herald Traveler Corp., Adv. 48.30 Charles Bruning Co., Stipp. 30.56 jNew Eng.. Road Bldrs. Asso., Adv. 48.40 O'Connell & Lee. Mfg. Co., 'Stakes. 25.59 Spaulding & Moss Co., Blue Prints 37.33 Watertown Sun, Adv. 10.00 Watertown Tribune Enterprise, Adv. 19:25 Total Expenditures $9,443.95 Balance Carried Forward 2,139.39 $11,533.34 Highway Departinent—Chapter 464—Acts 1935 Received from State $13,901.90 Expenditures Alexander~ Suppler Co., Rental of Roll-A-Plane $50.00 Jahn P. Condon Corp., Rd. Material 9,606.51 .Nonantuni Coal Co., Coal 40.16 AUDITOR'S REPORT 411 Pay Roll, Weekly 4,186.83 G, M. White Iron Works, Manholes 18.40 Total Expenditures $13,901.90 $13,901.90 Highway Department—Ashes and Papers Appropriation for 193.5 $25,500.00 Expenditures Allston Elec. Welding Co., Welding $17.00 American Oil Products Go., Oil 22.19 Busconi Oil Co., Gas. 1,479.98 D,uE Spring Co., Springs 13.31 Four Wheel Drive Auto Co., Repair Parts 5.35 Hub Auto Parts Go., Auto Repair 33,53 Aiack Motor Truck Co., Parts 19.00 Pay Roll—Weekly 23,301.13 Penn Oil Co., Oil 27.50 L. Rubin, Garage Rent 0-80.00 Total Expenditures 25,498.99 Transferred to Revenue 1.01 $25,500.00 Highway Department—Garbage Collections Appropriation for 1935 $26,500.00 Transferred Town Meeting 17000.00 S27,500.00 Expendititres AmericRn Oil Products Co., Oil $22.71 Autoc,ar Sales & Serv. Co., Parts 19.41 Busconi Oil Co., Gas. 1,466.24 Coombs Motor Co., Parts 2.00 Dover Stamping & Mfg. Co., Garbage Cans 294.40 Four Wheel Drive Sales Co., Parts 10.44 412 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Alack Motor Truck Co., Parts 9.37 Fay Roll, Weekly 24,874.4-I Penn Oil Co., Oil v7.50 Edw. S. Quirk & Co., Tires 232.62 L. Rubin, Garage Pent 580.00 Watertown Sun, Adv. 10.50 Watertown Tribune-Enterprise, Adv. 8.75 Total Expenditures $27r498.8$ Transferred to Revenue 1.12 $27,500.00- Highway Department—Dint Laying Appropriation for 1935 $5,000.00 Expenditures Eastern Asphalt & Oil Co., Oil $04.40 Pay-Roll, Weekly 4,343.88 Total Expenditures $4,978.23 Transferred to Revenue 21.77 5po.00 Highway Department—Street Lights Appropriation for 1935 $41,000.00 Expenditures Edison Electric Ill. Co., Serv. $40,817.43 Hawes Electric Co., Lamps 2.70 Watertown Electric Co. 131.00 Total Expenditures $40,951.13 Transferred to Revenue 48.87 $41,000.00 Highway—Sidewalks Appropriation for 1935 $4,000.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 419, Expenditures Dance Co,, Inc. $6.08 General Crushed Stone Co., Store 20.2)i ` Thomas H. McVey, Stone 421.76 Nonantum Lumber Co., Lumber 1 .53 Pay Roll—Weekly 3,256.09 Waltham Lime &.Cement Co., Cement 269.94 Watertown Lumber Co., Lumber 10.00 Total Expenditures $3,999.65 Transferred to Revenue .35 $4,O+00.00 PWA Sidewalks Docket No. 7637 Borrowed 1934 $11,000.O0 Received from Government 3,767,98 14J67.95 Exp n ifi.tres Boston Herald Tray. Corp., Aviv. $42.rU Charles Bruning Co., Flans 64.81 John P. Condon Corp., Sidewalks 12,194.12) Arthur D. Little Inc., 'besting 81�.00 New Eng. Road Rldrs. Assv., Adv. 53,90 O'Connell & Lee Mfg. Co., Stakes 2'D.57 Pay Roll, Weekly 676.35 Spaulding-Mass Co., Blue Prints 41.O7 Watertown Sun, Adv. 10.00 Watertown Tribune-Enterprise Co., Adv. 21.00 Total Expenditures $130214.52 Ralarnce carried forward 1,553.46 $14,767.98 414 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS BENEFITS Public Welfare Salary of Agent Appropriation for 1925 $2,000.00 Expewditures Daniel T . Murphy, Salary $2,000.00 Public Welfare Salary of Visitor Appropriation for 1935 $1,200.00 Expenditures Mrs, M. M. LaBonte, Salary $1,200.00 Public Welfare Salary of Chief Clerk Appropriation for 1935 $ipo.00 Expenditures J. F. Flynn, Salary $1,000.00 Public Welfare Salary of Clerks Appropriation for 1985 $1,800.00 Expenditures Grace H. Ford, Salary $900.00 Mary A. Henley, Salary 900.00 Total Expenditures $100.00 $1,800.00 Public Welfare Salary of Investigators Appropriation for 1935 $2,400.00 Ee xpenditures C. P. .Delaney, Salary $1,200.00 J. E. Hyde, Salary 1,20U0 Total Expenditures $2,400.00 2,400-00 Public Welfare Contingent Appropriation for 1935 $2,OOO.00 Transferred 'fawn Meeting 290.00 ?,290.00 AMTOR'S REPORT 415 Expenditures Leonard Adelberg, Fountain Pen Repairs $2.00 Allen Stationery Co., Stationery 19.65 Burroughs Adding Machine Co., Maintenance 5.00 Chapin Medical Supp. Co., Germicide 3.60 Walter Claflin Co., Supp. 3.57 C. F. Delaney, Auto Expense 360.00 Dimond-Union Stamp Works, Ribbon 1.00 Leroy S. Eaten, Printing 198.24 Fletcher Hdwe. Co., Stain Loo Gray Gift Shop, Supp, 246.50 Hobbs & Warren, Legal Forins 45,20 Joseph lJ. Hyde, Auto Expense 360.00 Mrs. M. LeRonte, Expenses 128.5.5 Wm. Af. L. McAdams, Office Supp. 20-05 D. H. Murphy, Auto Expense 463.24 New Eng. Ribboii & Carbon Co., Coulon Book 18.00 New End,-. Tel. & Tel. Co., Serv. 161.25 P. J. Nolves Co., Disinfectant 2,12 PQstindex Co., Cards 34.35 Potter Press, Books 16.55 Royal Typewriter Co., Typewriter 25.00 Ellis Smith, Munson Pad Refill .50 Standard Maintenance Co., Typewriter Maintenance 165.10 Yawman & Erbe Co., Chair IPepairs 6.00 Total Expenditures $2,286.4 r Transferred to Revenue 3.53. $2,290.00 Public Welfare Outside Aid Appropriation for 1935 $140,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 6,000.00 Refunds 91.57 — - $146,091.57 416 W-,kTU,RTOWN TOWN REPOR,P xp endihires Zartig Abr•aharnian, Rent $12.00 J. Abrew, lent 79.00 Akkilian Bros., Groceries 407.50 Garfield B. Alger, Vent 12,50 A.lvor-d Bros., Dent 300.00 Andrews Milk Co., Milli 262.12 Win. S. Andrews, Burial 1,013.00 Bruno Antonia, Rent 152.00 Harry Assarian, Rent 23.00 Atlantic 1Iar•ket, Groceries 10.00 Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Groceries 2,491.0.E Harry Ballan, Rent 9.00 Anthony Baratta, Shoe Repair 28.50_ Frank Baratta, Rent 12.00 C. Bar bato, Pent 35.00 W. G. Barton, Rent 12.50 _Belmont Laundry Serv., Wet 'mash 7.30 Town of Belmont,Aid 706.32 City of Beverly, Aid 520.00 Bigelow Lunch, Meals 7.50 Albert L. Biller, Serv. 2-00 Bleachery Fuel Co., Coal 2$ 1 a.40 Salvatore Boccodora, Rent 441.00 Bond's Restaurant, Lunches 1..30 Francis Bon-nano, Pent 87.50 Evangeline Booth Maternity Hospital, Care 108.70 Boston Artificial Limb Go., Artificial Limb 121.00 Boston Dispensary, Temple for glasses .75 Boston Tuberculosis Asso., Care 376.00 E. A. Bowles, Rent 30.0+0 Paul Boyajian, Rent 49.50 Mary E. Brackett, Pent 25.00 B. J. Bresnahan, Rent 12,00 Robert A. Browne, Rent 12.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 417 Ida Buckadiro, Rent 36.50 Joseph Buda, Ilent 55.00 John T. Burns & Sons, Rent 425.00 Busconi Oil Co., Oil 872.35 Busconi Oil Co., Rent 125.00 George F. Butler, Supp. 447.42 Mrs. J. Camarra, Rent 37.50 City of Cambridge, Aid 143.00 Cambridge Hospital, Care 923.90 Cambridge 'Savings Bank, S. R. Dow, Agt., Rent 11,00 Pericles Canzanelli, ALD., Sergi-, 1,314.38 G. H. Caragulian, Rent 37.50 Nicola Carofano, Rent 12.00 P. Caruso, Groceries 449.00 I4Irs. Mary Carney, Rent 100.00 r Edwin Case Shoe Co., Sugical Boots 4.50 Cash, Weekly Disbursements 37,312.13 Centebar's, Groceries 590.50 Cerqua's IvIlarket, Groceries 5,464.50 Natalie Chadbourne, Nurse 6,00 Verkin Chakamian, Rent 112.50 City of Chelsea, Aid 1,961.33 Chester Park Rest Home, Care 120.72 Children's Hospital, Care 412.36 Children's Hospital Convalescent Home, Care 5&00 A. Ciccotelli, Rent 21.50 Carmine Cioppa, Rent 24.00 Walter A. Claflin Co., SuPP. 157.48 W, B. Clark, Rent 187.00 Daniel Clifford, Rent 18,00 Nonie E. Clifford, Rent 300.00 Mrs. Walter Cody, Rent 21.00 Benny Cohen, Groceries 31.80 Dexter Coheri, Rent 180.00 John Coll)ert, Rent 8.00 Nellie 1L Colligan, Rent 86.50 418 WATERTCIWN TOWN REPORT John C. Collins, Atty., Rent 27.00 Columbia Food Stares, Groceries 32.00 Commonwealth Equities Rent 12.50 .lairs. HannAh Condon, Rent. 165.00 "Thomas J. Connally, Rent 195.00 Dominic Cantu Rent 12.00 Dorothy S. Cook, Nurse 5.00 Anna T. Cooney, Nurse 18.00 John Corazzini, Rent 12.00 J. J. 'Corkery, Milk 746.84 Costa Ambulance Ser•v., Service 43.00 Salvatore Costa, Rent 12,50 Est. M. Cotter, James dates Adm. 662.50 AIrs. Alice Coutre, Rent 175.00 Katherine Cronin, Rent 37.50 John F. Cunniff, i4ent 300.00 P. Sarsfield Cunnifi•, Rent 1 .00 I D. Amico, tent 218.00 Charles A Davenport, Serv. 53.00 J. F. Deignan, Rent 12.00 Antonia Delleville, Rent 11.50 Rita Deseh+enes, Rem 9.00 T. A. Dewire & ,Sons, Groceries 28.00 Dexter Cash 11Zarket, Groceries 38.00 Nicolo DiBlasio, React 25.00 F. Diliberto, Groceries 1,801.90 Frank Diiiberto, Rent 21.00 Michael DeIvIazino, Rent 37-50 Vincenzo Divecchio, Rent 185.00 henry M. Doherty, Taxi 15.00 Adelaide Dolbier, Rent 62.50 W. Donalds, Rent 24.50 Dunn's Drug Store, Supp. 626.11 James H. Durnan, Jr. 425.00 Alichael J. Dwyer, Rent 175.00 Paul Dwyer, Rent 120.00 Dyer & Co., Rent 37.50 East Watertown Hdwe. Co., Stapp. 4.02 AUDITOR'S REPORT 419 Vast Watertown Realty Co., Event 286.00 Warren J. Eastman, Trucking 2,211.00 Economy Grocery Stores, Groceries 6,234.66 Frank l gizio, Rent 12.00 Egleston Shoe Repair; Co., Sues Repair 238.75 Nazly Elbag, Feat 25.00 Sam English, Rent 276.00 European Market, Groceries 203.50 Bertha Fanning, Boarxl and Care 260.70 Federal Co-op. Bank, Rent 12.00 Ah-s. Ferguson, Rent 24.00 Ferreraa Bras., Groceries 645.00 James H. Ferrins, Rent 55.50 Fifteen Assoc, Realty Tr., Rent 142.50 First, National Stores, Groceries 5,054.00 11Tar•gar et Fitzpatrick, Rent 25.00 Peter Fitzpatrick, Rent 25.00 Wirt. Flaherty, Rent 150.00 B. Frank Flet&er, Bye Glass 22.50 Fletcher Hdwe. Co., Stipp. 62.01 Mary F. Ford, Rent 75.00 -Ty ildred Foster, Rent 87.50 Fowler Shoe repair Co., Repair 5.70 Friend Bros., Gluten Bread 43.68 Galen Pharmacy, bled. 1.4.34 Catherine Gallagher, Pent 228.00 Hannah Gallagher, Rent 87.50 John A. Gallagher, Burial 90.00 Frank Garafalo, Grocer es 124,00 H. J. Garaway, Rent 300.00 B.A. Gavin, Rent 1.5.00 Jennie Gavin, Rent 11.00 Peter Gentile, Rent 9.00 Mrs. Ger•nianio, Pent 128.00 Arthur S. Geyikian, Rent 31.4.00 Eoward F. Gilbride Go., Medical Supp. 36.00 420 WATERTOWN T01 N REPORT John Giacorna.ndrea, Rent 12.50 Goldbank's Market, Groceries 1.26.20 Chas. J. Gox-man, Rent 218.00 Eugene F. Gorman, INLD., Serv, 19.70 Grand Market, Groceries 678.00 Grand Meat Market, Groceries 260 00 Gray Gift Sliop, Supp. 3.25 Mary Guzzetti, Rent 35.00 Hackett Bros., Groceries 1,S32.00 Ed. C. Hall, Rent 359..50 Miss Alice Hitlpen, Nurse 5.00 Charles A. Harris, Clothing 2,01.3.51 George Harts Eve Glasses 49.15 P. S. Hartnett, D.M.D., Serv. 4.00 Harvard Trust Co., Rent 14.00 Harvard University Dental School, Serv. 5.90 Earle Harvey, M.D., Serv. 8.00 Mrs. John B. Maus firth, Rent 112.50 Hazel Cash Market, Groceries 176.00 Wm Hebert, Repair Work 5.00 Dr. James Il elms, Prof. Serv. 3.00 H. M. Hewitt, Nurse 5.40 Hillside Coy-op. Bank, Rent 12.50 Mrs. C. E. Holmes, Room Rent 15.00 Italy Ghost Hospital, Care 2,801.85 Mrs. Mary Hooban, Rent 95.50 H. B. Hood & Sons, Mills 324.98 Frank B. Hopewell, Rent 45.00 Household Fuel Corp., Coal 1,896.85 John J. Hunt, Rent 87.50 Huntington Memorial Hospital, Cave 99.00 Jasper Iannelli, Rent 182.:50 Nicholas Iannelli, Rent 7.50 Infant's Hospital, Care 17.32 G. Inferreria,, Rent 215.00 Nary Kaloostian, Board and Cane 185.00 John Ka.rakashian, Pent 18-75 AUDITOR'S REPORT �2l B. Katz, Stove 20.0O Joseph P. Keefe, Itent 384.00 Charles E. Kelley, D]H.D., Serv. 321.00 Harriet A. Kelley, Rent 00.00 Dr. Joseph. M. Kelley, Serv. 66.00 Dr, Joseph Kelley, Rent 385).()0 Dr. M. J. Kelley, Serv. 337.00 Dr. M. J. Kelley, Rent 145.7.5 Garabed Khederian, Rent 60.00 Dr. Alfred Kang, Serv. 1.29.00 Kostick's Delicatessen, Bread 21A0 Joseph Langley, Meals 57.60 A. Laur'icella, Groceries 260.00 1-I. M. Leacy, Moving 31.00 Ma2-y Leombruno, Rent 12.50 Leonard Fuel Co., Coat 617.3O .Arthur J. Lewis, Rent 62.50 Viola, Lewis, Board and Care 365.00 Lexington St. Thug Co., Medicine 8.48 Town of Lexington, Care 11.00 Rase Libernini, Rent 10.00 Elizabeth Li1jeholm, Board and Care 280.00 Lloyd Pharmacy, Medicine 75.77 Carrie E. Lougee, Rent 100.00 Eva B. Lovell Est. 225.00 Lyndonville Creamery Asso., Milk 428.22 M. & R. Dietetic Laboratories, imilac 233.35 A. A MacDonald, Rent 225.30 Minne E. MacDonald, Board 2O2.28 .D. L. MacDougall, Rent 240.00 Mackin's Lunch, Lunches 20.00 Agnes l adanian, Board 1:58.57 G. bladurian, Rent 25.00 Patrick Maher, Relit 22.50 Main St. Cash Market, Groceries 14.00 Airs. Mary Maloney, Rent `0.00 Maloney Oil Co., Feel Oil 206.65 422 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Manhattan Marl<et, Groceries 244.50 H. Manoogian, Rent 12.00 Dominic Manzelli, Rent 12.00 Guar 1+Iarcoccio, Rent 12.00 Alessandro Martini, Rent 20,00 R. Martino, Rent 82.00 Marvel Cash Market, Groceries 165.00 Marvel Market, Groceries 15.00 Conn. of Mass. Div. of Child Guardianship, Care 2,139.97 Comm. of Mass., Mass. Hospital School, Came 172.27 Comm. of Mass. Dept. Public Welfare, Care 1,550.7.5 Mass. Eye and Ear Infirmary, Cane 708.32 Klass. General Hospital, Care 1,985.46 Mass. Memorial Hospital, Cate 296.33 Dennis McAndrews, Meals 190.80 Mrs. P. McAteer, Rent 132.00 Mrs. A. McCafferty, Rent 7 6.75 0 Al 1.}ie McCafferty, Rent 49.00 Frederick McCarthy, Rent 32.00 John TN'lcCree, Pent 847,50 McCreight Sanitarium, Care 75.00 Mary McDonough, Rent 8-00 R. McFadden, Plumbing 5.00 Agnes 'McFarland, Rent 300.00 John AlcGettiga,n, Groceries 42.00 Mrs. Bridget McKenna, Rent 25.00 C. W. McKillops, John C. Collins Atty. 12.00 Jane McManus, tZent 12.50 Mrs. Helen Meehan, Rent 49.50 Alice McNally, Rent 18.25 J. V. Meigs, M.D., Serv. .50.00 Mary S. Meloian, Rent 55.00 IUerchants Co-cep. Rank, Rent 24.50 Annie Mercurio, Rent 12.50 4 AUDITORS REPORT 423 Ah-s. Margaret Merullo, Pent 40.00 Clara M. A+litchell, Rent 50.00 Monahan & Kellett, Moving 32.00 R. J. Moran Co., Coal Liver Oil 24.00 Antonio 1Moriggi, Rent 52.00 A. G. Morse, Rent 209.00 Mrs. Margaret Rlurphy, Board 240.00 Mrs. R. J. Murphy, Rent 78.00 Na,ta.le Oil Co., Fuel Oil 98,00 Town of Natick, Aid 196.78 Natoli Egos., Rent 12.O0 James Newcomb, Room Rent 49.00 New Eng. Deaconess Hospital, Care 22.00 Newton Hospital, Care 84.00 Newton Realty Co., Rent 12.00 Nonantum Coal Co., Coal 960.O0 Richard Q'13rien,.Rent 36.00 O'Connell & Lee Mfg. Co., dumber 21,00 Dr. Cornelius O'Leary, Serv. 30.00 Mrs. James Oldf Ord, Rent 25.00 Otis Bros. Co., Clothing 21320.07 Sam Ounjian, Rent 23.O0 Herbert L. Paine, Rent 36.00 Michael Palazzone, Rent 1.2.00 C. Paone, Rent 385.00 Jerry Paone, Rent 32.00 Carmelo Papalia, Rent 300.00 Florence Papazinn, Room 20.00 Parkinson's Milk Co., Milk 7?.59- James ParmakiaD, Rent 10.00 Araxy Parsekian, Board 192.00 Albert Pasquale, Rent 36.00 Ida E. Pearce, foment 568.25 John V. Pear d, Rent 12.00 John Per mian, Rent 11.0.00 Guy C. Pesee, M.D., Serv. 100.00 Peterson's Market, Groceries 203.00 Jaen Piantedosi, Pent 12.50 424 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Piccolo's Pharmacy, Medicine 19.08 Ida Piscatelli, Rent 2.50 Mrs. J. K. Polk, Rent 2.50 Progresso Cash Stares, Groceries 248.90 John P. Quirk, Pent 75.00 Claude Allen Rand, Medicine 8.65 Ransom Taxi, Taxi 81.45 Ra,y's Market, Groceries 454,60 Real Estate & 1nsurance, Rent 12.00 John F. Regan, Rena; 1.62.50 Relianee Co-op. Bank, Rent, 122.00 City of Revere, Aid 437.39 D. Rica, Pent 21,50 Filippa Ricci, Bent 50.00 Burt M. R-ich, Burial 100.00 Thos. Rich, Pent 9.00 Riley & Cu., Clothing 10202.0 Rev, Daniel C, Riordan, Dent 450.00 Joseph Rizzuto, heat 12.00 Mrs. R. A. Rodd, 1--tent 900.00 Rosenberg's Inc., Slioes 956.74 Effie Ross, Board and Room 5-4.00 ;Martin Roubian, Rent 152.00 +Giovanna Russo, Rent 25.00 William F Itiyan, lent 52.50 Salvatore Sala, Rent 12.00 Gregory N. Sallessel Rent 37.50 Vahan Sa,hagian, Pent 12.00 A. Searfarotti, Rent 110.00 John H. Shindler, Repairffi Classes 15.7.5 Ciro Scipione, Pent 2.50 I3, i11. Shamon, Rent 240,00 Sheridan's Market, Groceries 9,469.15 Hyman Shrier, M.D., Serv, 35.00 Mrs. M. A. Siegfriedt, Pent 61.50 Simonds the Druggist, Sump. 49.39 Mrs. J. Simone, Rent 1.2.00 Somerset Savings Bank, Rent 25.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 425 City of Somerville, Aid 966.06 Nunziata Sottile, Pent 12.00 Southern Al dd. Health Camp, Care 450.00 Splendid Cafeteria, Meals 20.75 City of Springfield, Aid. 209.16 St. Elizabeth Hospital, Care 2,617.75 N. H. Stanley, Rent 50.00 Star Market, Groceries 12491.00 Paul Stephen, Rent 62.50 Edith. Stidstone, Board 214.23 F. Strarrgio, lent 12'.00 Street & Co., Dent 60.00 Florence Sullivan, Rent 37.00 James H, Sullivan, Range Oil 333.54 Surgeons' &Physicians' Suppiy, Stipp. 9.:50 Tekla Sutherland, Pent 12.50 Sycamore Spa, Groceries 31.00 Julia. F. Taylor, 11ent 92.00 Teresian Hospital, Care 44.00 Pasqualina Testa, Rent 197.00 Frank Thompson, Pent 3.1-510 Mr. Tobin, Rent U-50 Carmine 'bocci, Pent 62.50 G. Tomasetti, Rent 648.75 Tomasetti's Market, Groceries 234.40 i1-I. Tomasian, Rent 12.50 Mrs. D. F. Traverse, Board 36.00 Almerinda Trobosso, Rent 6 5.50 A, Tsicouliss, Rent 76.50 Tufts College Dental School, SUV. 18.00 Anna Tutanlian, Pent 149.50 Tutaniian's Market, Groceries 446.40 Attiiio Valchus, Rent 9.00 Eanirdio Valentino, Rent 51.00 Va.lentino's Market, Groceries 155,00 Emidio Varrochio, Dent 10.00 Vincent Memorial Hospital, Care 49.29 volunteer Cc-op. Dank, Rent 160.00 May M. Wallace, Rom 7.00 Waltham Hospital, Care 702.64 Waltham Woodenware & Paper Co., Paper supp. 163.4;i Watertown Co-op. Bank, Ptent 181.00 Watertown District Nursing, Care 64.2.5 Watertown Ideal Market, Groceries 1,455.50 Watertown Pharmacy, Supp. 5.50 Watertown Savings Bank, Rent 48.00 Watertown Shoe Stare, Shoes 207.23 Town of Watertown,Burials 30.00 John 1�11. Webster, Rent 175.00 Town of Weston, Aid 38.16 C. M. White Iron Works, Iron. Grille 6.00 G. W. White & Co., Trusses 37.08 White & Clean Laundry, Laundry 17.92 White's Market, Groceries 521.+00 Whiting Milk Co., Milk 89.09 Whitman Savings Bank, Rent 12.00 Ida Winehell, Board 624.14 Town of Winchester, Aid 69.28 Charles L. Woodland, Milk 327.44 City of Worcester, Aid 681..75 Workingmen's Co-op. Bank, Rent 37..50 Peter Yerardi, Dent 139.50 John Zakarian, Pent 12.50 T. B. Zulalian, Rent 150.+00 Total Expenditures $149,801.:51 Overdraft authorized by "Emer- gency" Vote by Selectmen— Charged to Revenue 30709.94 - _�— ' 146i,091.5 7 AUDITOR'S REPORT 427 PublicWelfare—Mother's Aid Appropriation for 1935 $30,O00.00 Refunds 18,00 $30,018.00 Transferred Town Meeting 2,114.62 .$2 7,V 1.1c7-38 Expenditures Andrews Milk Co., Milk $176.96 Atlantic & Pacific Stares, Groceries 22.75 Town of Belmont, Aid 599.16 Bleachery Fuel Co., Coal 39.8.5 Town of Brookline, Settlement 180.00 J. Francis Burger, INI.D., Serv. 2.00 Busconi Oil Co., Mange Oil 27.50 Geo. F. Butler, Medicine 38.73 Dr. Pericles Canzanelli, Serv. 36.00 ,S�nes Caruso, Rent 300.00 Cash, weekly disbursements 22,369.81 Centebar's blarket, Groceries 28,00 J. J. Corkery, Milk 14.84 Dunn's Drug Store, Medicine 4.95 F. Diliberto, Groceries 72.00 First National Stares, Groceries 661.00 Mxs. Hannah Gallagher, Rent 212.50 Mrs. Jennie Gavin, Rest 110.00 Mrs. Germanio, Rent 140.00 Eugene F. Gorman, M.D., .derv. 2.00 Harvard Trust Co., Rent 126,00 11. P. Hood Sons, Nlilk 45.17 Household Fuel Co., Coal 6.95 Dr. Joseph Heller, Serv. 28.50 Dr. M. J. Kelley, Serv. 15.05 Leonard Fuel Co., Gail 182.40 Lexington St. Drug Store, Prescription 1.00 Lloyd Pharmacy, Prescription 4.75 Lyondonville Creamery Asso. 478.85 Maloney Oil Co., rlange [Ill 13.38 Mass. Eye & Ear Infirmary 30.55 Mass. General Hospital, Care 73,05 McHugh's Express, moving 40.00 Nonantum Coal 'Co., Coal 188.60 b'Ircllaei O'Connell, Rent 98.00 Otis Eros. Co., Shoes & Rubbers 7.15 Ida E. Pearce, Pent 75.00 Claude Gillen Rand, Prescriptions 4.58 Riley- & Co., Dry Goads 6.28 Sheridan's Market, Groceries 18.00 Simonds the Druggist, Medicine .60 St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Care 64.25 Leona T. Stone, Care 6.00 Jas. H. Sullivan, Oil 19.63 U. S. Pond & Mortgage Co., Itent 112.50 Watertown Co-op. Tank, Pent 225.00 Watertown Pharmacy, Supp. L 58 Winter Hill Co-op. Tank, Rent 324.00 Charles L. Woodland, 11ilk 659.74 Total Expenditures $27,889.61 Transferred to Revenue 63.77 $27,903.38 Public Welfrrrt --Old Age A sisUnce Appropriation for 19K) .$22,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 1,824.6 Refunds 36.00 23,860.62 Expenditures Town of Arlington, Aid $88.00 Dr. Felicia Tanas, Seat. 6.00 Town of Belinont, Aid 145.34 Deco A. Ulacklow, Serv. 20.00 Bleac:lr ery. Fuel Co., +C al 3.75 Town of Bourne. Aid 168.67 AUDITOR'S REPORT 429 Town of Brookline, .did 43.33' Dr. Francis J. Burger, Serv. 98.90 Ceor e F. Butler, Supp. 1.50 City of Cambridge, Aid 208.00 Pericles Canzanelli, M.D., Services 2.00 Lash, weekly disbursements 211081.03 Walter A. Calflin Co., Supp. 16.30 Costa Ambulance Serv_, Taxi 14.00 B. Frauk Fletcher, Repair Glasses 1.50 Charles A Harris, Clothes 4.00 Holy Ghost Hospital, Care 501.00 Household Fuel Co., Coal 22.45 Joseph Kelley, D.M.D., Serv.. 1.a0 M. J. Kelley, ALD., Serv. 102.90 Town of Lee, Aid 186.67 Leonard Fuel Co., Coal 17.15 Lloyd Pharmacy, Supp. .95 Mass. Eye & Ear Infirmary, Care 2.60 Mass. General Hospital, Care 60.10 McCreight Sanitarium, Care 180.00 McHugh's Express, Moving 6.00 City of Newton, Ail 93.33 Nonantum Coal Co,, Coal 22.10 Wary L. O'Toole, board & Care 140.56 Dr. Samuel Perlmutter, Serv.. 3.00 Dr. Frank W. Put-narn, Seri'. 54bO Thomas C. Quirk, M.D., Serv. 48.00 Gerard Riley, Taxi 1.50 Effie Ross, BoarA1 and Room 11-5.13 {.pity of Somerville, Aid 320.30 {Cite of Waltham, ,Aid 92.67 Watertown District Nursing, Care 94.00 Total Expenditures . 23.858.`'a Transferred to Revenue 2.39 430 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Infirmary Department—Keeper Appropriation for 1935 $11000.001 ExpewtUtur°es George H. White, Salary 1,000.00- Infirmary Department—General Expense Appropriation for 1935 $5,262.14 Expenditive American Oil Products Co., Fuel Oil $548.29 F. W. Barry-Berle & Co., Supp. 2.10 Boston Cans. Gas Co., Sere. 110.02 George F Butler, Supp. 28.76 Centebarr's, Groceries 831.50 Walter A. Claflin Co., SUpp. 14.75 Leroy S, Eaton, Printing 7.90 { Edison Electric Ill. Co., Sere. 143.28 Henry F. Fitzgerald, Cementing- Pointing 8.00 A. C. Fletcher, seeds 1.84 Fletcher Hdwe. Co., Supp. 12.01 Foundas & Co., Vegetables 8.55 Fowler Shoe Repair Co., Shoe Repair- 5.90 Herman J. Gallagher, Plumb ng 18.6 7 Gould Oil Burner Co., Repairing 20,75 Thomas J. Grey Co., Garden Sapp. 7.80 S. Gumpert Co., Inc., Gumpert Desserts 4.75 Hackett Bros, Co., Inc., Groceries 253.20 C. P. Holmes, Box Shooks 2.29 Jordan Alarsb Co., Supp. 111.95 Lewis-Mears Co., Butter 178.48 Lyndonville Creamery Also., Iblilk 391.99 Bernard Malone, Tearn Hire 24.00 Mass, Reformatory Dept. F., costumer 5.75, Jos. M. McElroy, Brushes House of Correction, E. Carob. 1.24 AUDITOR'S REPORT 431 McLellan Stores Co., Clothing :55.83 ]Vle k IIdwe. Co., Fertilizer 54.65 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Ser v. 50.55 Nonantum Lumber Co., Lumber 28.05 Otis Bros. Co., Shoes 5.90 Pay Roll-Weekly 1:263.00 Raymond's Inc., Dry Goads 39.15 Reformatory for Women, Dry- Goads 23,09 Sands Taylor & Wood, Coffee 91.60 A. M. Smith Co., Egg, Butter & Cheese 77.65 Standard Brands lanc., Coffee 16.08 State Prison, Dry Goods 43.43 Warren Soap Mfg. Co., Soap 15.1.2 Watertown Supply Goa., Paint 68.06 Watertown Water Dept. 79.:50 Webster-Thomas Co., Groceries 309.82 Wetmore-Savage Co., Service on re- frigerator 87.28 C. W. White & Co., Truss 6.00 George H. White, Wet Wash and Tobacco 261.96 Total Expenditures $5,251.38 Transferred to Pevenue 10-7 5,262,14 Physician Appropriation for 1935 ,$1,700.00 Expenditures Pericles Canzanelli, M.D., Salary $ 37.51 Eugene F. Gorman, M.D., Salary 637.51 , J. Kelley, M.D., Salary 424.98 Total Expenditures $1,700.00 $1,700.00 State Aid Appropriation for 1935 $2,200.00 Refund 5.00 $2,205.00 432 WATER.TQV4 N TOWN REPORT Expenditures Cash $1,585.00 Transferred to Revenue 69-0.00 $2,205.00 Soldiers Relief and Milita,iy Aid Appropriation for 1935 $36,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 7,608.71 Transferred Reserve Fund 396.29 Refunds 109.80 -- . $44,109. 0 E;zpendlitures American Red Cress, Aid $2.50 Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Groceries 15.00 Beth Israel Hospital, Care 55.00 George F. Butler, Supp. 12.28 Pericles Canza,nelli, INT.D., Sere. 14.00 Children Hospital, Care 90.00 Earle W. Eames, Investigating 27.75 Warren J. Eastman, Moving 20.00 Fletcher IIdwe. Co., Oil Burner 7.95 Dr. Joseph C. Flynn, Serv. 3.00 Dr. Eugene F. Gorman, Serv. 103.00 T. F. Grogan, Serv. 6.00 Hackett Bros., Groceries 4.00 Hood Rubber• Co., Rubber Boots 4.94 V. T. Kava.na.ugl-i, Printing 4.20 M. J. Kelley, M.D., Serv. 36.00 LraFayette Bros., Serv. 6.00 Lloyd Pharmacy, Medicine .65 John Macintosh Coal Co., Coal 21.90 Mass. Eye & Ear Infirmary, Care 75.35 Mass. General Hospital, Care 297.11 Edward C. 1i'lesser, Serv. 3.00 Dr. John J. O'Donnel, Jr. 3.00 Overton W. Ogilvie, Rent of Apt. 150,00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 433 Osgood & Wendell, Coal 22.45 Otis Bros. Co., Sloes 10.68 Pay Roll, Weekly 21,807.80 Pay Roil, Weekly, Highway 20,960.50 City of Pittsfield Treas., Aid 133.87 Post Index, Ledger Forins 1.75 City of Quincy, Relief 60.00 Simonds the Druggist .75 St. Elizaheth's Hospital, Care 99.20 Tribune-Enterprise, Printing 16.55 Waltham 1iospital, X-ray 5.00 Lurnan A. N oodruff, M.D., Serv. 2.00 Robert S. York, M.D., Serv. 14.00 Total Expenditure: $44,047.18 Transferred to Revenue 62.62 $44,109.80 SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES School Department—General Control Apprupriation for 1935 $14,450.00 Expo xciitio-es Joseph Carroll, Salary $1,900.00 Francis Overly, Salary 1,700.00 Margaret W. Durgin, Salary 1,700.00 Marion IM-uldoon, Salary 1,000.00 Anna O'Toole, Salary 1,200.00 Wilfred Price, Salary 5,000.00 Allen-Wales Adding Machine Co., Maintenance Aureement 13.00 Anderson & Donner, Repair and Adjusting Machine 30.00 Edward E. Babb & Co., Index Guides 3.43 Bruce Publishing Co., Subscription 3.00 Burroughs Adding Machine Co., Repair 8.93 Joseph L. Carroll, Auto Expense 310.00 434 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Francis Ca verly, Auto Expense 300.00 James H. Durnan, Gas. 46.22 Gray Gift Shop, Bill Heeds 1.80 Thomas Groom & Co., Stationery 1.10 Hayes Service Station, Repair 10.00 Hobbs & Warren, Stationery Supp. 1.20 William D. Rowell, Auto Repair 194.88 A. E. Martell Co., Loose Leaf 45.34 B. Pay A°IcGlauflin, Insurance 13.76 National Education Asso., Year Book 2.00 New Eng. Pub. Co., Subscription 3.00 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Serv. 988.92 Wilfred H. Price, Postage 39.00 Watertown Tire Co., Tires 30.27 Wright & Potter Printing Co., Blanks 4.11 Total Expenditures $14,449.92 Transferred to Revenue .08 14,450.00 School Department—Instruction Appropriation $459,840.00 Transferred Town Meeting 3,00.00 459,340.00 Expend.itar•es Abbott, Sara, Salary $1,900.00 Adams, Alfred S., Salary 2,600.00 Adams, Bernice, H, Salary 1,625.00 Albree, Lillian:, Salary 500-00 Allyn, Lillian L., Salary 1,650.00 Ambrose,e, Katherine, Salary 1,000.00 Andrews, Joseph, Salary 1,200.00 Angell, Beulah, Salary 635.00 Appel, Ruth P., Salary 700.00 Avanzino, Frances, Salary 480.00 Badger, Louise B., Salary 1,302.50 Banks, Pauline, Salary 1,650.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 435- Bassett, Charlotte, Salary 1,800.00 Bassett, Jeannie ICI., Salary 1,800.00 Beeten, Claire, Salary 1,673.00 Bentley, E. Mae, Salary 1,650.00 Bigga.ne, Sally T., Salary 2,300.00 Bisbee, Rena I., Salary 2,200.00 Black, John, Salary 3,000.00 Blake, May A., Salary 1,800.00 Blake, Thomas, Salary 1,194.00 Blossom, Ellen C., Salary 1,800.00 BoyFajian, Flora, Salary 400.00 Br•er•eton, A. Eleanor, Salary 1,647.50 Brooks, Patiline, Salary 070.00 Brown, Eileen, Salary 480.00 Brown, Harriet, Salary 034.00 Burke, Ruth E., Salary 1,400.00 Byron, Mary R., Salary 1,140.00 Burgess, Lilla, Salary 25.00 Burke, M. Alice, Salary 1,650.00 Carey,Mary, Salary 1,650.00 aterina, Helena, 'Salary 1,495.00 Carver, Alice M., Salary 1,900.00 Chase, Sarah M., Salary 1.,080.00 Chick, Arnold, Sala'T 37.5.00 Colbert, Edward 13., Salary 2,100.00 Collins, Margafet F., Salary 1,800.00 Condon, Mary M., Salary 1,5 150 Connors, Eleanor B., Salary 1,700.00 Crocker, Margaret, Salary 1,646.00 Craig, John. F., Salary 2,600.00 :Daley, Helen J., Salary 1,650.00 Davis, Mary T., Salary 1,6 0.00 Dedian, Angel, Salary 449.90 Denning, Dorothy F., Salary 1,500.00 Donnelly, Margaret M., Salary 280.00 Dooley, Gertrude, Salary 1,650.00 Drake, Mabel G., Salary 1,800.00 Dresser, Mabel H., Salary 1,650.00 436 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Drew, Jessie P., Salary 1,742.50 Dunbar, Eunice, Salary 1,636.7.5 Dur•rell, Charles F., Salary 3,100.04 Dwyer, Catherine, Salary 1,000.00 Eagen, TvIar'y, Salary 1,400.00 Edwards, Josephine W., Salary 1,650.00 Eisenhauer, Hue h J., Salary 2,600.00 Ellis, Cyril F., Salary 2,500.00 Farewell, Willard G., Salary 2,500.00 Farley, Helen IVI., Salary 1,735.00 Farnham, Helen H., Salary 635.00 Finnegan, glary, Salary 967.50 Finnerty,I1larion E., Salary 1,650.00 Flagg, ,Auprusta E., Salary I,650.40 Fletcher•, Gene E., Salary 1,420.00 Flynn, Jean, Salary 1,375.00 Foley, Julia M., Salary 1,600.00 Frank, Mildred H., Salary 1,782.00 Ford, Patrick, Salary 32.00 Frounfelker, Lorraine, Salary 252.50 Fulton, Leah T'L, Salary 1.,731.25 Gallagher, Alice C., Salary 10375.00 Gallen, Catherine 1VI., Salary 1,29.5.00 Gartland, 1-Iar•riet, Salary 1,194.00 Gea.r-ine, Margaret M., Salary 1,645.00 Gibbs, Dorothy, Salary 1,673.00 Gifford, Joanna J., Salary 1,635.00 Gilligan, Mary H., Salary 1,650.00 Goodhue, Winifred L., Salary IF650.00 Gould, Carolyn F., Mary 1,650.00 Grade, Doris, Salary 345.00 Gray, Bertha IM., Salary 1,800.00 Gray, L. Jane, Salary 1,800.00 Greeley, Julia Salary 1,800.00 Griffith, Pearl, Salary . 1,882.00 Grimes, Geo. Jr., Salary 2,100.00 Grosvenor, Lucy E., Salary 1,.524.50 Gr~teener, Adele, Salary 116 0.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 43 i Gutheim, Mrs, Rutll, Sabary 1,67 f.00 Halberg, Irene, Salary 1,560.00 Hall, Barbara, Salary 880.00 Hamilton, Grace W., Salary 1,900.00 Hammill, Catherine, Salary 1,594.00 Hammill, Elizabeth, Salary 1,100.00 flamor, Rath E., Salary 116415.00 Hannabell, Mildred E., Salaryy 1,640.00 Harley, Gladys E., Salary 1,500.00 Hartnett, Eleanor, Salary 1,800.00 Harrigan, Kathleen, Salary 1,650.00 Harrington, Gertrude, Salary 800.00 Hayes, Helen F., Salary 1,630.00 Hazard, May K., Salary 1,027.50 Hennessy, Julia F., Salary 1,650.00 Higgins, Elizabeth, Salary 1,400.00 Hiil, Hazel, Salary 1,300.00 Hillen, Ethel A., Salary 1,6 9.25 Hilliard, Pearl M., Salary 1,650.00 Hodge, Alice M., Salary 1,805.00 Holman, Wm. C., Salary 2,500,00 Howard, John R., Salary 1,930.80 Howard, Mary S., Salary 1'6--)0.00 Howe, Walter., Salary 1`-50 Hughes, Hose, Salary 1,400.00 Hughes, Silly, Salary 1,650.00 Hutchinson, Edythe F., Salary 1,800m Hynes, Rose E., Salary 1'6--)0.00 Jacobs, Edith, Salary 1,900.00 Jeffers, Harriet M., Salary 1,800.00 Jenkins, Winifred E., Salary 1,800.00 ,Johnson, Esther C., Salai;y 1,900.00 l�eating, Franklin F., Ss.laryF 2,477.60 Keene, truing C., Sahtry 2,720.00 Keep, 1-favion C., Salary- 2,200.00 Kehoe, Kather7ne T.., Salary- 1,650.00 Kelley, John J., .Jr., Salary 520.00 lielmsrn, Robert A., Salary 2,576.00 438 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Kemp, Anna M., Salary 1,800.00 Kenney,.Harold S., Salaxyr 2,200.00 Kent, I. Elliot, Salary 2,394.00 Kinchla, Ruth, Salary 900.00 Knox, Mary '1T., Salary 1,650.00 Lagerqulst, Helen 0., Salary 990.00 Landin, Walter E., Salary 2,500.00 Lane, Susan, Salaryr 1,800.00 Learned, Edna, Salary 1,O75.00 Libley, Gladys M., Salary 1,050.00 Lindbladh, Ruth, Salary 25.00 Linfield, Beatrice, Salary 75.00 Liston, John J., Salary 1,800,00 Loomex, Chester, Salary 282.00 Lyons, El mma, Salary 1,600.00 Lyons, Frances A., Salary 1,645.00 Lyons, Helen R., Salary 1,045.5$ Lusk, Mildred H., Salary 1,645,00 Mc',Br een, Eleanore, Salary 1,086.25 McCarthy, Charles, Salary 1,400.00 McCurdy, Elmo D., Salary 2,500.00 McDermott, Winifred, Salary 1,500.00 McDonough, Elizabeth, Salary 1,050.00 McElroy, Vera, Salary 1,650.00 McGregor, Helen D., Salary 1,500.00 1licKenzie, Ella, Salary 1,000.00 McHugh, Katherine, Salary 1,300. O McKinney, Gladys E., Salary 1,900.00 McLaughlin, Helen, Salary 1,1OO.0 McManus, Helen, Salary 1,675.00 McMullen, Anastasia W., Salary 1,800.00 McMahon, Katherine R., Salary 1,645.88 McNally, Alice, Salary 1, 56.00 McNealy, John, Salary 1,600.O0 McNulty, Francis, Salary 1,900.O0 11cPherson, Mabel, Salary 1,800.00 Macurdy, Louise B., Salar�v 1,65O.00 Malley, Joseph, Salary 2,200.000 AUDITOR'S REPORT 439 Mansfield, Gertrude, Salary 1,800.00 Mathews, Nary F., Salary- 1,700.00 Maurice, Juste, Salary 25.00 All:ealey, E. Gertrude, Salary 204.00 McHann, M. Winifred, Salary 1,650.00 -Mitchell, Arthur J., Salary 2,300.00 )'Moody, Harold L., Salary 1,000m Mooney, Francis X., Salary 2,900.00 Moore, Harris W., Salary 2,300.00 .Morrison, IMaria; P., Salary 1,640.00 .Mors% Mildred I.,Salary 1,800.00 Moynihan, Mary H., Salary 1,900.00 Murphy, Beatrice .A.., Salary 1,800.00 Murrary, Mary F., Salary 1,650.00 Murray, Susan E., Salary 1,870.00 Nelson, Earl C., Salary 3,100.00 O'Brien, Helen G., Salary 1,600.00 O'Brien, Madeline, Salary 1,400.00 O'Biien, Thomas, Jr., Salary 2,000.00 O'Neil, Mary liyons, Salary 1,800.00 O'Toole, Wm. F., Salary 2,200.00 Packard, Norma .B., Salary 1,657.50 Paquet, Charlotte K., Salary 118.00 Parker, Leila. M., Salary 1,640.00 Perrow, May K., Salary* 8.00 Phelan, Julia, Salary 1,500.00 Poole, Elaine D., Salary 1,650.00 Prendergast, "Winifred, Salary 1,194.00 Putnam, Walter D., Salary 3,400.00 Quackenbush, M. Theresa, Salary 1,625.00 Quirk, Marjorie, Salary 1,000.00 Rafert , Elizabeth, Salary 1,277.50 Randall, Freda J., Salary 1,805.00 Randlett, Rena, D., Salary 1,900.00 Ranney, Lurena., Salary 1,800.00 Reed, Ethel L., Salary 1,270.00 Reed, Lucy .D., Salary 1,830.00 Reid, Ethel E., .Salary 1,755.00 440 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Reid, Mabel C., Salary 1,650.00 Ricker, Ethel A., Salary 1,900.00 Ricker, Ida, Salary 1,750.00 Rideo-ut, Grace E., Salary 1,,650.00 Riley, Evelyn, Salary 1,480.00 Riley, Isabel, Salary 1,685.00 Roberts, Katherine, Salary 981.00 Robinson, Thomas I}., Salary 10600.00 Rockwood, Catherine A., Salary 1,300.00 Rooney, Edward, Salary 1,000.00 Rowe, Edna, P., Salary 1,769.00 Russell, Florence S., Salary 2,090.00 Ryan, Gertrude, Salary 25.00 Rynne, Anna., Salary 1,674.00 Sanborn, Alice L.„ Salary 1,650.00 Sanderson, Lucy F., Salary 1,900.00 Sargent, Mabel P., Salary 1)794.00 Sawyer, Eralcl L., Salary 3,100.00 Seannell, Louise M., Salary 720.00 Scheirer, Walter, Salary 12.50 :Shay, Esther, Salary 1,594.00 Secord, Muriel C,, Salary 1,650.00 Selian, Alice, Salary 1,227.50 Semple, Agnes, Salary 1,900.00 Severance, Elizabeth, Salary 17900,00 Sheridan, Elizabeth W., Salary 1,637.50 Slattery, Catherine, Salary 1.,500.00 Slattery, Mildred D., Salary 1,640.00 Small, Virginia,, Salary 1,645.00 Smith„ Gertrude M., Salary 1,800.00 Smith, Madeline, Salary 1,300.00 Smith, Qna L., Salary 1,650.00 Smith, R. Glenn, Salary 2,700.00 Smith, Rose, Salary 1,900.00 Snow, Lucile, Salary 1,650.00 Striley, C. Harold, Salary 3j00.00 Storey, Helen, Salary 1,495.00 Stubei•, Wava,, Salary 1,650.00 AUDI'I`OR'S REPORT 441 Sturdy, Ruth, Salary 1.,894.00 Sullivan, Gertrude, Salary 10500.00 Sullivan, Margaret, Salary 480.00 Sullivan, Mary, Salary 1,000.00 Sullivan, Margaret, Salary 2,600.00 Sweet, Marion E., Salary 1,890.50 Taylor, Catherine, Salary 17176.00 Thayer, Helen A., Salary 1,000.00 Thompson, Doris, Salary 1,627.50 Thulin, Ruth, Salary 1,400.00 Thurston, Charlotte, Salary 1,582.00 Tierney, Edna M., Salary 1,600.00 Timper, Alma, Salary 1,679.00 Toscano, Mrs.. Anna, Salary* 302.50 Tozier, Carrie M., Salary 1,900.00 Treadwell, Dorothy E., Salary 1,641.75 Tynan, Gertrude, SaIar•y X,666.00 Ulmer, James, Salary 12,50 Urquhart, Mildred, Salary 1,650.00 Vahey, Eleanor, Salary .558.00 Vahey, Ruth, Salary 1,200.00 Vanier, Ella L., Salary 1,800.00 Wanamaker, Evelyn, Salary 060.87 Ward, Anne B., Salary 1,800.00 Ward, Edwin H., Salary 2,600.00 Ward, John H. R., Jr., Salary 2,500.00 Ward, Josephine G., Salary 1,650.00 Wetsell, Doris, Salary 1,013.00 Wilcox, Ella M., Salary 1,679.00 Winning, Gladys FL, Salary 1,794.00 Wheeler, C. Arthur, Salary 3,400.00 Wheeler, Sarah 1-., Salary 1,:,70.00 White, Belle S., Salary 1,444.38 White, Bernard, Salary 1,480.00 White, Margaret, Salary 000.00 Whitaker, Grace E., Salary 1,65+0.00 Whitehill, Edwin, Salary 4,000.00 Woodbury, Madeline A., Salary 1,777-61 442 WATERTOWN TOWN RE, FORT Yeo, Rensforth, Salary 12.50 Substitutes Andren, Mrs. Ann, Salary 562.50 Angell, Beulah, Salary 125.00 .Barker, Luliona, Salary 19.00 Bayajian, Charlotte, Salary 12.00 Boyle, Mary, Salary 5.00 Brigham, Catherine L., Salary 294.00 Brown, Eileen, Salary 138.00 Busek, Irene, Salary 40.00 Chaffee, Mrs. Maria K., Salary 6.00 Conroy, Louise, Salary 37.50 Ceurtnay, Marcella, Salary 10.00 Daley, Elizabeth, Salary 472.50 Dileberta, Rose, Salary 6.00 Donnelly, Janeta, Salary 5.00 Driscoll, Mrs. Katherine, Salary 42.00 Foley, Anne, Salary 138.00 Ford, Patrick, Salary 79.00 F�rounfelker, Lorraine, Salary 225.00 Gearey, Mars. John, Salary 95-00 Gough, Anna, Salary 462.00 Guidrey, Frances, Salary 5.00 Higgins, Catherine, Salary 12.50 Syde, Marie C., Salary 66.00 Johnson, Althea, Salary 24.00 Larkin, Muriel, Salary 40.00 Linfieid, Beatrice, Salary 62.50 Loarner, Chester, Salary 15.00 Malone, John, Salary 260.00 Maloney, John J., Salary 12.00 Manning, Mrs. W. H., Salary 72.00 Me-aley, Gertrude, Salary 12.00 McCoubrey, Mrs. John W., Salary 157.50 McDermott, Mrs. F. A., Salary 675.00 McKeon, Dorothy, Salary 25.00 Moakley, Janet, Salary 10.00 O'Shea, Mrs. Marion, Salary 12.50 AUDITOR'S REPORT 443 paquet, Charlotte, Salary 242.50 Perrow, May Hazard, Salary 12.50 Steeves, Mal1orie, Salary 34.66 Thomas, Marv, Salary 235.00 Toscano, Mrs. Anna, Salary 172.50 Ward, Alice, Salary 107.50 White, Mrs. Doris 157.50 Woodman, Eunice H., Salary 246.66 Supplies Adana Co., Ink 5.38 Air Reduction .Sales Co., Dental Oxygen Cylinder 44.93 Allyn & Bacon, Books 286.90 Amberg file & Index Co., Folders 3.29 American Bonk Co., Bows 269.69 American FdtIcation Dress, Reader 43.09 American Technical Society, Books 12.34 American Type Founders Sales, Sup. 264.53 D. Appleton Co., Books 1.54 Arlo Publishing Co., woks 50.12 Austin-Hastings Co., Supplies 51.16 Ed. E. Babb & Co., Raper 618.70 Baker & Taylor, Books 46.26 A. S. Barnes & Co., Books 16.33 Beaudette Co., Stencils 92.58 Beckley-Carly Co., Books 54..12 C. C. Firchard & Co., Music 3.50 P. B1a,kinston's Sun & Co., Books 7.53 Bobbs-Merrill Co., Books 49,29 Boston Blue Print Co., Supplies 54.18 Boston Music Co. 49.98 Bowan Co., Express .50 Milton Bradley Co., Supplies 265.63 Brine Co., Names W., Basket Balls 29.50 Bruce Publishing Co., Books 24,27 Burroughs Adding Machine Co., l�Ianua,ls.of Instructions 6.3$ Butts Ordway Co., Mill Supplies 18.11 444 1VA'ItERTOWN TOWNI HEI}OWI Carter Co., John, Card Index 252.50 Carter _lice & Co., Paper 169.47 Ceantebar's, Groceries 327.75 Central Scientific Co.,Laboratory App. 32-54 ChanAler &Farquhar Co., Supplies 213.53 Clall.in Co., Walter A., Supplies 21.92 Clear Type Publishing Co., Books 13.00 College Entrance Exam., Books 6.85 Cosmc Press, Inc., Expand. Envelopes 11.11 Dick Co., A.. B., Paper 161.47 Dietzc en Co., Eugene, Surveying Sup. 88.54 Ditto, Ditto Carbon 32.30 Dix Lumber Co., Lumber 152.60 Deten &Sons, Harry L., Sheet Metal 39.81 Eastern Radio Co., Music 2.42 Emerson & Co., Stamp 1.48 Everett Bros., Inc., Trucking .35 Fischer, Inc., Carl Music 74.41 Fletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 48.96 Gaylord Bros.. Inc., Cards & Folders 6.95 Gilpatric, Wilbur A, Paper 71.10 Ginn & Co., Beaks and Music 773.01 Globe Book Co., Books 71.32 Gr•ant's Express, Express 1.93 Gray Gift Shop, ,Supplies 137.10 [gray, L. J., Sewing Supplies 5.81 Gregg Puhlislihig• Co., Books 199.87 Groom & Co., Thos., Supplies 1.05 Hackett Bros., Groceries 183.54 Hall & McCreary Co., Books 1.00 Hammett Co., J. L., Supplies 342.07 Hanson, H. Fred, Supplies 58.30 Harcourt Brace Co., Books 1.45.86 Harvey Co.,Arthur C., Tools 233.07 Hayes, Jane, Services as Clerk 5.1.5 Heath & Co., D. C., Books 136.14 Herrick Co., Steel 90.24 Hinkley, G. E., Sharpening Shears 2.33 AUDITOR'S REPORT 445 Hoggson Pettis Mfg. Co., Supplies for Print Shop 4.92 Houghton-11ifflin Co., Books 411.81 Inter Publishing Co., Books 8.35 Iroquois Publishing Co., Books 8.01 Iver-Johnson Spoiling Goods Co., Basket Bells 25.00 Jacobs, Inc., Walter, Music 6-21 Jordan Marsh Co., Sewing Supplies 36.7 0 Keith, Walter B., Diplomas 1015.€0 Koplow Trimming Co., Sewing Supplies 4.99 Laidlaw Bras., Books 15.62 Lippincott Go-, J. B., Books 4+6,01 Little Brown Co., Books 68.14 Liveright, Inc., Book 1.10 Lonlumans-- Green &. Co., Books 26.23 Lyons &Car•nahanm, Books 6.47 Macmillan Co., Floors 648.35 Makepeace, B. L., Painting Supplies 4.40 Manual Arts Press, Books. 4.01 Mass. Bible Society, Bible 9.10 McAdams, Inc., Win. M. L., Supplies 244.02 McBride & Co., Robert, Bork 1.5a McGraw Hill Boom Co., Books 95.99 McIntosh. Publishing Co., Bunks 57.24 McLelland Stores Co., Kitchen Sup. 14.8.5 Merrill Co., Chas. E., Books 64.54 Milhender, Electric Supplies 18.23 Monroe, Manuals. 10.50 Morrill Co., Geo. H., Books 7.80 Morton, A. Lucy, Engrossing 70.25 Mystic Waste Co., Wiping Cloths 27.47 Noble & Noble, Book 2.10 Partridge, Horace, Baseballs 22.70 Pequosette Press, Printing 24.75 Pitman Publishing Co., Paper. 4L22 Putnam, Walter A., Postage 2.0 Railway Express Agency, Express 2.00 446 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Rand, McNally & Co., Map 15.48 Remington, Rand Inc., Cards 1.21.15 Richards, Inc., J. A., Books 37.01 Prow-Peterson & Co., Books 6.83 Sanborn & Co., Benj., Books 305.33 Sawyer, Er°ald L., Postage 8.90 School Arts 111agazine, Supplies (Davis, Press) 3.50 Scott-F or°esman & Co., Books 425.49 Scribner & Burrs, Charles, Books 73.05 Scully Steel Products Co., Steel 34.44 Seiler, A. G., Book 1.13 Silver-Burdett Co., Books 24.47 Singer Co., L. W., Books 174.89 Singer Sewing Machine Co., Sup. 5.40 South-Western Publishing Co., Books 99.89 Spauldiirg-D°loss Co., Paper 19.46 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., Oil 8.32 Standard ,%- aintenance Co., Type- writer Covers 8.75 Star Market Co., Supplies 281,96 .Star Products Co., Staples and Machines 27.00 Thorp & Martin Co., Supplies 6.36 University Publishing Co., Books 48.85 halm Co., Geo. H., Supplies 90.2.E Waltham Foundry Co., Castings 34.58 Watertown Binder Co., Binding 12.00 Watertown Electric Supply Co., Electric Supplies. 352.36 Watertown Lumber Co., Lumber 261..21 Webster Paper Co., Paper 7.74 Webster Publishing Co., Book 1.10 Weldon, H. J., Ribbon 22.50 Wells Publishing Co., Books 65.00 ensell & Co., Paper 17.97 White Co.. R. H., Shears 89.89 Whitehill, Edwin H., Postage 3 7.4 5 AUDITOR'S REPORT 447' Wild & Stevens, Inc., Print Shop Sulu. 13.86 Willcinsotr Co., A. J., Hardware Sup. 253.84 Winston Co., John C., Books 81.15 Wolkins Co., Henry ,S., Paper, Pen- cils, Erasers, Supplies 3,00 7.41 Woolworth Co., F. W., Supplies 10.30 Wood Co., A. M., Lumber 416.51 Woodland, Charles L., Milk 53.56 World Book Co., Beaks 99.48 Wright & Ditson, Supplies 25.71 Yawman & Frye Mfg. Co., Folders 16.51 Total Expenditures 459,334.41 Transferred to Revenue 5.59 �459,940.00 School Department, Operation Appropriation for 1935 $64,1.3+0.00 Expenditicr•es Ross, David, Salary $20500.00 Burns, Michael, Salary 1.,700.00 Cox nick, Adolphus, Salary 1,700.00 Grant, Mrs. Rae, Salary 950.00 Droney, Mrs. Bridget, Salary 316.64 Beatty, Richard, Salary 1,700.00 Carroll, Francis, Salary 795.00 Chakimian, George, Salary 18.00 Corcoran, Jahn, Salary? 950.00 +Coutre, Herman, Salary 1,876.70 Doheity ,James, Salary 1,343.71 Dowd, Jas., Salary 1,5(}0m Driscoll, Jahn Salary 1,900.00 Duffy, Airs. Mary, Salary 913.42 D,%Ter•, IVhs. Delia,, Salary 9-00.00 F'oisy, Hubert, Salary 1,900.00 Frown, Emil, Salary 6.00 Harrington, Jaynes, Salary 1,800.00 449 WATEFt'IOWN TOWN REPORT Har tson, Wm. Salary 1,900.00 X-elley, Janes R., Salary 1,600.00 LeShane, Richard, Salary 1,500.00 Lloyd, C., Salary- 50.00 Manning, Delia, Salary 9 6)0.00 AleElhiney, George, Salary 300.00 Morrissey, Alike, Salary 545.82 Quinn, Terence, Salary 1,500.00 rlo,ss, John J., Salary 2X0.00 Tracy, Ginnie, Salary 91)0.00 Touchette, Anna M., Salary 404.10 Supplies Bare Bros,, Varnish 16.50 Beatty, R., Janitor Service 125.00 I leachery Fuel Co., Coal 13,396.31 Boston Cans. Gas Co., Gas 1,022.25 Boston Mill Remnants, Cheesecloth 13.75 Butters Express, Express 1.85 Carnes, William W., Police Officer 3.00 Chesterton Co., A. W., Supplies 145.85 Clinton, George, Police Officer 3.00 Cullen, Thomas, Police Officer 11.00 Doherty, Names, Janitor Service W00 Dowd, James, Janitor Service 3'53.00 Driscoll, John, Janitor Service 42.00 Dunn's, Electric Lamb 107.10 .Eagle Oil Supply Co., glop IIandles 1.80 Edison Electric Ill. Co., Service 8,381.63 Pletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 90.09 Foisy, Hubert, Services 113.50 General Electric Supply Co., Supplies 69.00 Grant's Express, Express 1.70 Harrington, Joseph, Services 8.00 Hartson, William, Services 73.00 Hawes Electric Co., Fuses 8.20 I-Yolmerden Co., Brushes 2.3.2 Jenney Mfg. Co., Gas 69.t+� AUDITOR'S REPORT 449 Kelley, James R., Janitor{ Service 100.00 Comm. of Mass., Cleaning Supplies 334.52 McElhiney, George, Services 9.00 McGeever, Jahn, Police Officer 6.00 McLellan Stores Co., Paint Brushes 1.92 LeShane, Richard, Services .11-1.00 Metropolitan lee Co., Coal Murphy, James, Police Officer �G0.40 onantum Coal Co., Coal 107.00 Norton, Edmund, Police Officer 3.00 Raynham Bleachery, Cheesecloth 9.30 Ross, David, Services 5.00 Ross, John, Services 207.50 Ryan Co. ,L., Sawdust 18.00 Ryder, Thomas, Services 6.00 Savage, Steuart, Services 8.00 Shea, Charles, Services 6.00 Standard Charcoal Co., Charcoal 44.00 Star Market Co., Supplies 28.3 State Chemical Co., Roach Powder 548.52 Stead, Joseph, Services 9.00 Stone & Forsyth Co., Paper Supplies 904.27 Sullivan, Daniel J., Services 18.00 Watertown Supply, Paint Supplies 56.92 Watertown Sun, Advertising 9.50 -Watertown Tribune-Enterprise, Adv. 13.75 Watertown, Town of, Water Dept. 1,869.1.5 Webster Express, Express 1.75 Total Expenditures 64,118.57 Tr•aiisferred to Revenue 11.43 $64j80.00 School Maintenance Appropriation for 1935 $4,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 500.00 $4,500.00 450 ' ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Expenditures Allen Shade Helder Co., Shade Hold. $211.59 Allen Wales.Adding i Iach. Co., Repair. 1.0.00 Arseneau & Co., Endless Belt 3.00 Early & Co., EdwarRd E., Inkwell Tops 12.66 Bachand, Leo A., Repairing scenery 6.00 Baer Bros., Faint and Putty 8 4.005 Barnes & Jones, Plumbing Supplies 174.08 Blair, H. C., Tuning Pianos 05,00 Butters Express, Express 2.45 Chesterton, A. W., Gaskets 30.00 Coolidge Dye House, Cleaning 4.00 Coughlan Co., T. F., Elec. Brushes 2.48 Daley, fflchael, Steam Fitting 198.00 Dick Co., A. B., Repair. Mimeograph 9.25 Dug-more Bros., Repair. DooT Checks 18.95 Eastman, Warren J., Moving Pianos 11.00 Edison Electric I11. Co., Underground Construction 33.31 Eisenhaurer, H. J., Repairing Motor 1.0.00 Pletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 243.25 Gardner, Ralph A., Crates 00.50 Garland Co., Paint 375.00 Gilbert Howe Gleason Co., Services Vacuum Heating Pump 48.30 Griffiths Saw Co., Alebt, Saws 26.27 Haarta, Mason, Groover Co., Auto Toga Seconds 8.00 Hammett Co., J. L., Inkwells 4.10 Hansen, John T., Repair Caulking Guns 9.00 Hawes Elec. Co., Keys (Diamond H) 90.25 Hebert & Co., Wm., Repairing .75 Heywood-Wakefield Co., Hinges 14.85 Kinkley, Cra E., Repair IN Hodge Bailer Works, Repairing 31.7.00 Howard Clock Products Co., Rep. Clack 1.4.00 Ideal Mower Sales &, Serv., Repair 24.25 AUDTTOR'S REPORT 451 International Business Machine Coll)., Power Unit 80.00 International Engineering, Repairing 49.70 Lanzar Otto, Repairing Floor 6.40 Lawn Mower Grinding Co., Lawn Mower Grinding 2 1.9 5' bla soli, Charles, Bricklaying 20.00 Comm. of Mass., State Prison, Ash Barrels 60.02 Master Plumbers Supply, Inc., Sup. 104.76 McGlauRin, R. Fay, Insurance 13.76 McKenna Co., Affilliam, N., Repairing 85.00 Metropolitan Pipe & Supply Co., Red Rubber Packing 6.00 Alarris, G. E., Repairing. Roof 62.20 Narragansett Mach. Co., Locker Keys 10.29 New England Laundries Inc., LaundzT 12.87 Olmstead flint Corp., Pulley 4.65 Otis Bros. Co., Flags 45.00 Peerless Unit Ventilation Co., Repair Motor 8.00 Quality Saw Co., Saes Filed 9.26 Ross, David, Services and Oar. Rent 562.00 Ruggles-Klinem an Mfg. Co., Part 3.58 Singer Sewing Machine Co., Repair 7.10 Smith Co., I1. B., Brackets 6.70 Standard Electric Time Co., Clea.rring Master Clocks 31.28 Standard Maintenance Co.., Tyi)e- writer Maintenance 660.70 State Chemical Co., Floor Enamel 223.65 Vance, Alvin, Corning Chairs 1S.7.5 Nose & Sons Tirana Co., Taming Pianos 20.00 Woolworth Co., Supplies 36.08 Watertown Bldrs. Supply Co., Sup. 18.50 Watertown Supply Co., Sulu}lies 44.25 Webb Mfg. Co., F. cif., Water Feeders 65.25 452 W ATERTO W N TO-5 REPORT White and Clean H3`gienic Laundry, Laundry 16.69 Wilkinson & Co,, A. J., I-iar•dware 12.34 Worcester, Ralph H., Auto Repair 15.50 Total Expenditures 4,498.62 Transferred to Revenue 1.38 $4,000.00 Schoal, Replace Typewriters Appropriation for 193-0 $1,228.00 Expendihires Royal Typewriter Co., Typewriters $560.00 Smith Typewriter Co., L. C., Type- writers 147.50 Standard Maintenance, Additional Exp. on Exchange 22.50 Underwood, Elliott, Fisher Co., Type- writers 498.00 Total Expenditures 1,228,00 $1,228.00 Scliool Department, New Equipment Appropriation for 1935 $1,440.00 Expenditures Royal Typewriter Co., Typewriters $600.00 'Underwood, Elliott,Fisher Co., Type- writers 600.00 Remington-Rand, Inc., Ty-pewriters 240.00 Total Expenditures 1,440.00 $1,444.OG School Department, Miscellaneous Appropriation for 1935 0,150.04 UDI'TOR'S REPORT 43)3 Expenditures -Mary Carney, Salary $1,500.00 Harding, Susan At., Salary 1,500.00 Johnson, Mice, Salary 1,500.00 Kelley, Edw. J., M.D., Salary 300.00 Loring, Benjamin T., M. 0., Salary 200.00 Toppan, Albert B., il+,l. D. ,Salary 500.00 Zovickian, IT, M. D., Salary 500.00 Bahr & Co., E. B., Nurses Supplies 29.04 Carney, Mary, Expenses 14.00 Cla#lin Co., Walter A., Supplies 36.48 Harding, Mrs. S. M., Expenses +6.15 Johnson, Alice, Carfares 8.30 Mason, Ralph, Spray 5.00 Total Expenditures 6,148.97 Transferred to Revenue L03 6,150.00 School Department, Evening School ppropi•iation for 1935 $3,600.00 Expenditures Andren, Sinn C., Salary $165.00 Batchelder, Edward P., Salary 93.00 Darns, Nfrs. Mary, Salary 36.00 Collins, Margaret, Salary 3.00 Corcoran, John, Salary 165.00 Dedeian, Angel, Salary 3.+00 Doherty, James, Salary 6.00 Downey, Mary, Salary .16 .00 Ford, Patrick B., Salary 165.00 4 Geary, Mrs.. Cecilia, Salary 165.00 Lunt, Mrs. Frances R., Salary 63.00 Keep, Marion P., Salary 93.00 Kelley, John Francis, Salary 93.00 Kelley, John J., Jr., Salary 93.00 Lyons, Helen, Salary 162.00 4,54 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Maloney, John, Salary 165.00 McBride, Lawrence, Salary 18.00 McCann, Beatrice, Salary 165.00 141cDonald, Donald, Salary 162.00 .ML tten, Helen E., Salary 165.00 Aloody, Harold, Salary 72.00 Nelson, Eari C., Salary 275.00 Paquet, Charlotte, Salary 165.00 Ross, John I, Services 159.00 Smith, Rose C., Salary 1.62.00 Stables,, Elsie, Salary 3.00 Tierney, Edna Al., Salary 162,00 Torrielli, Andrew J., Salary 69.00 Whitey Mrs. Doris B,, Salary 12.00 Ziegler, Mrs. Clara, Salary 48.00 Supplies American .hook Co., Books 13.06 American Type Founders Sales, Type 4.19 Babb & Co., Edward E., Boobs 35.29 Ditto, Carbon 1.31 Gilpatric, Wilbur D,, Books 7,81. Gre,r,g Publishing Co., Manuals 44.98 Heath & Co., D. C., Books 83.45 INI'.emillan Co., Books 20.00 Wolkins Co., Henry* S., Paper 16.38 Total Expenditures 3,498.37 Transferred to Revenue 1..63 3,500.00 School Department, Trade and Continuation Appropriation for 1935 $10,000.00 xpenditwr•es Roston, City of, Tuition $1,070,81 Middlesex County, E. Cambridge, Tuition 132.50 Newton, City of, Tuition 8,548.29 AUDITOR'S REPORT 4�55 Somerville, City of, Tuition 92.32 Waltham, City of, Tuition 151.52 Total Expenditures 9,995.44 Transferred to Revenue 4.56 10,000.00 School Department, Transportation Appropriation for 1935 . 1,600.00 Expenditures 11olmes, C. E., Transportation $91.30 Lowell Bus Dine, Transportation 1,40.00 Nelson, Earl C., Transportation 26.70 Noden, Elizabeth R., Transportation 7.70 Total Expenditures 1,555.70 Transferred to Reveime 14.30 I,00om SchooI Department, Smith-Hughes Fund 11'eceived from State $44.79 Expenditures Keating, Franklin P. 22.40 Woodbury, Madeline A. 22.39 Total Expenditures $44.79 $44.79 School Department, Senior High Schad Furnishings Appropriation for 1935 $12,000.00 Expenditures Allen Shade Holder Co., Shades .$469.35 Sable & Co., E. E., Curtains 385.00 Seal & Co., Jos,, Machines 1,100.00 Seeger Mfg. Co., Steel Shelving 489.50 Chandler & Farquhar, Equipment 62.00 456 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Everett Bros., Inc., Trucking 10.00 Fletcher I-lardware Co., Supplies 6.06 Fort Hill Paper Co., Fixtures 30.00 Gledhill Bros., Inc., "T" Squares 6.00 Gorham Fire Equip. Co., Extinguish. 60.75 Hammett Co., J. L., Supplies 117.50 Hawes Electric Co,, Electrical Sup. 999.98 Industrial Finishing Co., Replating 3.50 MacFarlane & Abbott, Elec. Work 130-90 MacKenzie Machinery Co., Used Cap Lathe 25.00 Medart Mfg. Cu., Fred., St. Lockers 3,485.40 Vose & Sons Piano Co., Piano 365.00 Watertown Sun, Advertising 7.50 Watertown Tribune-Enterprise, Adv. 4.75 Whyte Co., Oliver, Wire Grill 292.00 Wolkins. Co., I-Tenry S., Furniture 3,139.78 Wood Co., A. M., Lumber 131,42 Yam an & Erbe 'Mfg- Co, Furniture 429.60 Total Expenditures 11,740.99 Transferred to Revenue 259.01 $12,000.00 P. W. A. High School Addition, Docket No. 7635 Borrowed 1934 $115,000.00 Received from Government 16,119.6,5 Refund 655.72 $131,185.37 Expenditures Banker & Tradesman, Advertising $42.50 Boston Her Traveler, Advertising 16.10 Frank Irving Cooper CoiT., Architect 6,921.2.3 Dimond Union Stamp Works, Stamp 1.16 Globe Newspaper Co., Advertising 108.00 Griffin Co., John 10., Builders 121,9465.44 AUDITOR'S REPORT 457 Hughes, Edward F"., Testing Ground Formation 610.13 O'Brion-Russell, Insurance 291.07 Payroll, Clerk of Works 1,084.80 Watertown Spin, Advertising 19.00 Watertown Tribune-Enterprise 28.50 Total Expenditures 131,008.93 Balance Carried Forward 176.44 Phillips-Francis School Plane Appropriation for 1985 $1,000M Expenditures Frank Irving Cooper Corp., Plans $1,000.00 New Elementary Schaal P. W. A. Docket No. 1173 .Appropriation for 1935 $110,000.00 , Expenditures Banker & Tradesman, Advertising $3D.15fl Pot Publishing Co., Advertising 50.40 Watertown Sun, Advertising 7.00 Watertown Tribune-Enterprise, Adv. 1.0.25 Total Expenditures 98.15 Balance Carried Forward 109,901.85 $110,000.00 Public Library, Salaries Appropriation for 1935 25,250.00 Expenditures Blazo, Elsa, Salary $700.00 Brask, Antoinette, Salary 92.00 Cannon, John, Salary 36,50 Clark, J. L., Salary 900.00 Collins, Beatrice, Salary 718.25 40-8 WA.P1.ERTOWN 'TOWN REPORT Courtney, Minnie C., Salary 1,000.00 Billmett, Mabel C., Sala#'y 1,400-00 Green, Katherine B., Salary 1,250.00 Hanson, Warren, Salary 62.4O Hinkley, W. H., Salary 50.25 hots, Mary B., Salary 4.25 Jones, Barbara., Salary 24.50 Kelley, James, Salary 200.00 Kelley, Rose, Salary 700.00 Knowles, Mary G., Salary 1,30O.00 Madden, Esther E., Salary 982.50 Bernard, Mannix, Salary 1,400.00 Martin, Doris G., Salary L.-)00,00 Masters, Lydia W., Salary 3,000.00 Mead, Corrine, Salary 1,800,00 Moore, Eleanor L., Salary 1.,800.00 Il ewall, Robert, Salary 19.80 Pollack, Charles, Salary 399.99 Sarna, Mary, Sahiry 1.00 Sellon, Walter, Salary 90.75 Shattuck, Sarah, Salary 1.,4O0.00 Smith, Helen, Salary 700.00 Smith, Laura,, Salary 238.70 Steinauer, Barbara, Salary 3.20 Valois, Albert., Salary 47.00 Wetsell, Mildred, Salary 222.91 White, )mouth C., Salary 1,1O0.00 York, Friary E., Salary 1,500.00 Total Expenditures $25,250.00 $25,25U0 Public Library, Books, Periodicals and Bindings Appropriation for 1936 $6,000m Expenditures American Historical Society, Dues 5.00 American Library Assoc., Subscription 1.0O Art Education Press, Inc., Boobs 3.79 AUDITOR'S REPORT 459 Palmer & 'Taylor, Subscription 1.50 Barnard & Co., F. J., Bindings 33.80 Beckley-Candy Co., Books 58.58 Bind Haven, Brooks 1.62 Bookshop for Boys and Girls, Books 40.50 Boston Herald-Traveler, Papers 21,60 Brookings Institute, Books 9.08 Carleton„ Jane, Books 10-00 Clarke Co., Charles W., Books 155.69 Civil Service Boolk Co., Bock, U0 Collier & Son, F. F., Books 35.10 Dake University Press, Boob 1.75 Dumas Co., W, B., Book 1.08 Encyclopedia Britanniea 4.63 +Ginn. & Co., Boars 74.19 Goldberger~ Agency, Herman, Books 76.30 Huntting Co., H. B., Books 44.88 International Library Assoc., Books. 8.78 Junior Literary Guild, Books 150.29 Karr, Jean, Books 4.10 Library Book House,, Books 413.07 J. B. Lippincott Co., Books 16.06 Literary Guild of America„ Inc., Books 4.7.5 Lyons, Virginia, Books 16.12 Martin & Murray, Inc., Books 26.74 Minot, John Clair, Books 865.64 New England News Co., Books 281.43 Noble & Nobles Books 40.13 Old Corner Bookstore, Books 17.53 Pergande Publishing Co., Books 18.85 Personal Beak Shop, Books 11582.87 Quarr•ie & Co., W. F., Books 67.91 Roemer Co., A. 14., Boobs 27.63 Sackett, Myer H., Books 25.96 Salvation Army, Books 10.00 Schoenhof's, Books 1.10 Sm.-all & Hanson, Books 102.80 Smith, N. T., Books 4 .15 460 WATERTfi}WN TOWN REPORT Stern & Co., Edward, Books 16.75 Thomas Publishing Co., Books 6.00 Time, Subscription 2.50 United Publishers Service, Books 19.80 University of Chicago Press, Books 2,22 Wagner Co., R. W., Booms 40.67 Watertown NI ews Co., Papers 67.20 Watertown Sun, Papers 6.00 Watertown Tribune-Enterprise, sub. 6.00 Wells Bindery, L. A., Bindings 1,356.68 Whitman Co., Albert, Books 43.22 Wilde Co., W. A., Books 14.44 Wilson Co., H. VAT., Subscription 05.45 World Peace Foundation, Books 17.48 Total Expenritures -),999.91 Transferred to Revenue: .09 6,000.00 Public Library, Maintenance Appropriation for 1935 $5,150.00 Transferred Town Meeting 300.00 5,450.00 Expenditures Allen Shade IIolder Co., Shades $36-82 American Cleaning Co., Window Clea,n. 12.00 American Library Assoc:., Dues 5.00 Art Education Press, Inc., Pictures, Posters 6.64 Baker, Frank F'., repair 28.10 Bakery & Taylor Co., Books 17.18 Barnard & Co., F. W., Gray Slips 5.38 Bell, Edward L., Chart 1.00 Boston Cons. Gas Co., Service 34.90 Boston Mill Remnants, Cheesecloth 20.50 Butters Express, Express 10.20 r AUDITOR'S REPORT 461 Cameron, Wm. R., Sharpening Lawn Mower 2.75 Cannon, John, Labor 30.00 Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip Co., Weather Strips 4.25 Chapin Medical Supply Co., Germicide 4.60 Clark Co., Charles W., Pictures 11.0+0 Colonial Beacon Qil Co., Oil 24.00 Conway-Cannon Co., Window Grille 15.40 Cossaboom, G. B., Awnings 23.43 Demeo Library Supply, Stools 16.40 Direct Stores, Inc., Supplies 4.11 Donaldson, William, Carpentering 434.20 Duro Test Corp., Lamps 11.70 Eastern Products Co.,Floor Wax 12.50 Eaton, Leroy S., Cards 217,72 Edison Elee. Ill. Co., Service 903.76 Evans Printing Service, Carols 90.75 Farm Service Stores, Fertilizer 4.20 Fidelity- Specialty Co., Paste 15.80 Fletcher Hardware Co., Supplies 42.93 ' Gaylord Bros., Rubber Year Slugs 173.83 Gifford Supply Co., Rubber Link Mat 74.56 Gvding, Herbert, Repair 17.25 Green Co., S. F., Bluestone 33.32 Manson, Warren, Labor Moving Boobs 42.90 Hawes Electric Co., Lamps 73.40 Hebert & Co., Wm., Cut Vent Pipe 8.45 Hinkley, Oro E., Key .35 Rolland Furnace, Cleaner Serv. 25.00 Hvllistan Mills, Inc., Varnish 10.21 Hotz, Mary B., Printing 15.40 Household Fuel Corp, Coal 740.31 Huntting Co., H. R., Onion Skin Strips 8.14 Jones, David, Repairing 22.46 Jordan Marsh Co., Ladders 3.90 Library of Congress, Cards 92.93 Lundberg, Oscar W., Refinishing and 462 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Fainting 12.00 Lydston, W. W., Ink-well Service 7.00 MacFarlane & Abbott, Wiring 147.62 Machitosh Coal Co., John, Wood 5)-90 Alass. Gas and Electric Supply Co. Clock 5.07 Masters, Lydia W., Expenses 84.74 Alasury Young Co., Alycoleum 7.90 McArdle, H. B., Supplies 196.00 Metropolitan Ice Co., Fuel Oil 299.84. Morris, G. C., Removing Ice from Roof 96.55 Murray Bros., Co., Files 17.50 National Education Assoc., Sub. 5.00 National Super-Service Co., Cleaner 172.35 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 243.43 Newcomb, Hal, Tablet of Local Butterflies 6.00 Newell, Robert, Cienning and Moving Books 43.05 Peabody, C. A., Stamp Pads 2.1.5 Perkins Institution, Caning 13.12 Photographic History Service, Study Study Units 25.29 Pulsifer & Son, Albert E., Linoleum 10.00 Railway Express Agency, Express 14.27 Remington land Co_, Cards 10.60 Sampson, Paul, Repairing Chairs 29.25 Smith-Corona Typewriter Co., L. +C., Repairing 1.25 Spencer Mfg. Co., S. M., Rubber! Stamps 12.22 Stone & Forsythe Co., Tape 111.65 Valois, Albert, Expressage 460.60 Vaughan Co., W. C., Hardware 3.35 Ward's, Supplies 3.64 Watertown Cleaning Co., Cleaning Ap Windows 20.50 Watertown Lumber Co., Lumber 47.80. AUDITOR'S REPORT 403 Watertown, Town of, Water :Dept. 18.75 Western Picture Frame Co., Picture Frame 7.35 Whitford, E. A., Cushion Slides 19.00 Totai Expenditures 5,449.97 Transferred to Revenue .03 5,450.00 Public Library—Equipment for addition Appropriation for 1935 , 2,000.00 Transferred Town Meeting 300.00 $1,700.00 Boston Cons. Gras Co., Refrigerator and Gas Stove $135.15 Burlington Venetian Blind Co., Venetian Blinds 59.80 Gaylord Bros., Shelving 447.40 Gifford Supply Co., furnishings 8.75 Jordan Marsh Co., Furniture 23.35 McA.rdle, H. B., Utility Stands ( ) 18.25 Osborn & Irwin, Furniture 68.40 Peabody Office Equipment, L. J., Tables :55.75 Remington Rand Co., Inc., Catalog Cases 770,00 Smith & Corona Typewriter Co., L. C., Typewriter 89.10 Watertown Electric Co., Labor 25.43 Total Expenditures $1,695.38 Transferred to Revenue 4.62 �1,740.0� 464 WATERTDWN TOWN DEPORT Public Library—Library- Trust Fund Income Balance Brought Forwar l $6.88 lneome 623.43 $629.76. Expenditures American Library Assoc., Subscription 2.50 Collier & Son, P. F., Books 54.90 Goldberger Agency, Herman, Subscriptions 350.00 Keefe & Sons, William, Repairing Furniture 14.82 Minot, Jahn Clair, Boobs 55.50 Masters, Lydia W., Services 100.00 Personal Book Shop, Books 14.46 Scr,ibner's Suns, Charles, Books 33.75 Total Expenditures $625.98 Balance Carried Forward 3.93 629.76 Public Library Addition—P.W.A. Rocket No. 7634 Borrowed 1934 $29,000.00 Received from Government 9,678.85 38,678.85, Expendititres Banker & Tradesman, Adv. $14.75 Boston Herald-Traveler, Adv. 39.90 Koslow & Ritchie, Builders 31,283.85 Q'Brion Russell & Co., Insur{ nc e 74-72 Payroll, Clerk of Works 603.60 Putnam & Cox, Architects 348.38 Watertown Sun, Adv. 11.37 Watertown Tribune-Enterprise 19.50 Total Expenditures $35,175.07 Balance Carried Forward 3,503.78 38,678.85 AUDITOR'S REPORT 466 RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED Dark Department—Superintendent Appropriation for 1935 00.00 Expenditures IMosman, Arthur D., Salary $500.00 Park Department—Maintenance Appropriation for 1935 $2,500.00 E. aendititres B arrabee Service Stares, Battery $7.95 Duvall Printing Service, Pay Checl�s 8.00 Fletcher Hdwe. Co., Supplies 19.47 Hayes Service Station, Auto Repair 58.35 Denney Mfg. Co., Gas 92.21 Lawn Mower Grinding Co., Mower Grinding 10.15 Morse Body Shop, Repairing Truck 45.00 New England Tern Co., Servicing 144.85 Payroll—Weekly 1,899.20 Proctor, S. E. & per. C., Hose 163.40 Roberts, H. D., Trucking 56-00 Total Expenditures $2,499.58 Transferred to Revenue .42 $2,500.00 Park Department—Victory Field Appropriation for 1985 2,000.00. Expenditures Boston Cons. Gas Co.,Service $86.32 Edison Electric Ill. Co., Service 9.84 Fletcher Hdwe. Co., Supplies 31.23 Goding, Herbert, Parts 4.40 Green & Co., S. E., Salt 3.50 Jenney Mfg. Co., Gas 3.80 Is 466 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Iveri Johnson Sporting Goods Co., Leather Straps for Lases 4.63 Lawn Mower Grinding Co., Grinding 4.25 blacIntosh Coal Co., Coal 12.54 Mosman, Arthur D., ushers 2.25 New England Toro Co., Servicing Mowers 65.90 Payroll—Weekly 1,626.22 Proctor, S. E. &R. C., Paint 38.91 Watertown Lumber: Co., Lumber 316.88 Watertown, Town of, Water Debt. 69.30 Total Expenditures $1,909.97 Transferred to Revenue .0 Park Depar(ment—Tennis Courts Appropriation for 1935 $700.00 Expenditures Green & Co.) S. B., Lime $12.99 Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co., Markers and ''Dennis Net 38.09 DIcMurtry, Frederick, Gravel 66.90 New England Toro Co., Servicing Mowers 33.75 Payroll—Weekly 537.60 Proctor, S. E. & R. C., Netting 12.35 Total Expenditures $699.71 Transferred to Revenue .29 7t1U0 Park Department, Power Mower Appropriation for 1935 �23ti.00 xpeirditures New England Toro Co., Power MoN er 235.99 UDITOR'S REPORT 467 Park Department—AlcGlauflin Bequest Balance Brought Forward 9, 110.75 Expendibires Breck & 'Sons, Joseph, Plants $29.14 Balance Carried Forward 81.61 - $110.75 Playground Department—Salaries Appropriation for 1935 $2`200.00 E.,rpenditures Andrews, Jos. W., Salary $183.00 Angell, Beulah, Salary 69.00 Carroll, Maurice, Salary 107.00 Daughters, Donald, Salary 79.00 Farrankopf, Effie, Salary 69.00 Ford, Mary, Salary 69.00 Garaway, Mary, Salary 79.00 Gildea,.James, Salary 69.00 Gleason, Robert, Salary 69.00 Gough, Anna, Salary 119.0E Harrington, Ruth, Salary 69.0E Harris, John, Salary 69.00 Holland, Katherine, Salary 69.00 Hyde, Alfred, Salary 69.00 Kanlip, 'Varren, Salary 69.00 L nelia.ri, John, Salary 69.00 Mahoney, George, Salary 69.00 Maloney, Hugh, Salary- 69.00 McAuliffe, Katherine,ine, Salary 69.00 AlcCar on, Mary, Salar y 79.00 M lmore, Lillian, Salary 69.00 Oates, Bernard, Salary 69.00 O'Brien, I\-Iarron, Salary 69.00 Perkins, Mary, Salary 69.00 Peagen, James, Salary 134.00 468 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Reilly, Gerard, salary 69.00 Reilly, William F., Salary 69.00 Watson, Jack, Salary 40.00 Total Expenditures $2,200.00 $2,20U0 Playground Department—Maintenance Appropriation for 1935 $1,500.00 Expenditures Andrews, Jos. W., Incidentals and Stenographic Services $15.00 Babb & Co., Edw. C., Baseballs 9.:50 Sutler, George F., First Aid 6.25 Ellis & Son Co., W. 1I., towing float 115,00 Fletcher IIdwe. Co., Supplies 68.12 Grant Co., W. T., Cloth and Faint 2.91 Farris, Charles A., Bathing Suits 19.25 Learns Service Station, Gas 27.15 Payroll—Weekly 1,297.00 Sumner~ &- Dunbar, Drinking Fountain Parts 11.13 Watertown Letter Shop, Letter I-leads ani Envelopes 3.:50 Webb Mfg. Co., F. W., Drinking Fountain Paints 3.54 Woolworth Co., F. W., Supplies 11.00 Total Expenditures $1,499.35 Transferred to Revenue 10.65 $1,500.00 Playground Department—New Equipment Appropriation for 1935 $400.00 Ex-penditures Babb & Co., Edward E., See Saw Board $125.00 Ellis & Son Co., W, H., Life Line 275.00 Total Expenditures $400.00 $400.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 469 Pensions Appropriation for 1935 $16,050.00 Expenditures .Andrews, John, Pension $600.00 Brown, Vernon S., Pension 1,100.00 .Burke, Martin, Pension 597.32 Burke, Wm., Pension 498.23 Coleman, Wm, F., Pension 1,100.00 Doyle, James, Pension 800.00 Ferrins, James W., Pension 747.46 Flaherty, Michael, Pension 783.35 Howard, William A., Pension 1,000.00 Lane, Ward, Pension 1,100.00 Lawn, Thomas, Pension 747.46 Liston, Edward, Pension 860.90 A-laguire, Peter, Pension 912.95 k1urphy, Thomas J., Pension 1,100.00 Olivetti, Frank, Pension 912.95 Perldns, Louis, Pension 1,100.00 Stanley, Thomas, Pension 1,203.50 Walsh, Patrick, Pension 782.50 Total Expenditures $15,946,62 Transferred to Revenue 103.38 16,050.00 Annuities Appropriation for 1935 1,500.00 Expenditures Nichols, Sadie, Annuity $750.00 Streeter, Katie C., Annuity 750.00 Total Expenditures $1,500.00 $1,500.00 MemoriaJ Day Appropriation for 1935 $1,100.00 E'xpevaiiture.s Patten Post G. A. R., Isaac E. $1,100.00 $10100.00 470 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Insurance Appropriation for 1935 S13,277.:50 Transferred from Town win Meeting 2,765.92 - $10,51.1..58 Expenditm es Barker, Mrs. Swan, Insurance $554.40 Kiley, Margaret E., Insurance 730.44 McGlauflin, B. Fay, Insurance 070.20 O'Brion-Russell Co., Insurance 5,197.60 Rugg, William W., Insurance 288.00 Stone, Edwin L., Insurance 576.00 Thomas, lUrs. William H., Insurance 824.04 Wright, Edward F., Boiler Insur. 1,371.90 Total Expenditures $10,51.1.58 $10,511.58 Workmen's Compensation Appropriation for 1035 $5,000.00 Refund 1.8,00 5,018.00 Transferred Town Meeting 800.00 $4,218.00 E.xpetactatures Bardizhanian, Seragan, Injury $81.8t5 Butter, George F., Supplies 11.78 Canabr•idge Hospital, Care 204.4 7 Colligan, John, Injury 2.24 Dudley, Dr. A. W., Service 453.00 Dept. of Industrial Accidents, Med. Exam. 30.00 Drosdik, M. D., Services 51.00 Gallagher, Mrs. Annie, Settlement 624.00 Gettes, M. D., Charles N., Consulation 15.00 Gorman, M. D., Eugene F., Services 128.00 Green, Al. D., Isadore, Services 35.00 Higgins, Patrick J., Settlement 698.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 471 11odgkins, Edward M., M. D.,Services 80.00 Jennings, John G., M. D., Services 20.00 Kelley, IVI. J., M. D., Services 54.00 Kelley, Maul-ice, Settlement 105.42 King, M. D., Alfred E., Services 180.00 McGrath, Matthew L., Atty. Fee Case Gerald Sheehan 50.00 Iffilmore, Thomas, Settlement 30.40 Moloney, Albert M., INI. D., Services 35.00 Moran., Michael, Settlement 96.84 Murray,John A., Atty. Patrick Higgins Case 40-00 O'Leary, IVI. D., Cornelius J., Services 31.00 Ransom's Taxi, Taxi 10.00 Secord, Walter N., M. D., Services 20.00 Sheehan, Gerald, Settlement 429.33 St. Elizabeth Hospital, X-Ray 10.00 Waltham flospital, X-Ray 5.00 Whalen, Patrick, Settlement 30.40 Wylie, Dr. Earl J., Services 107.00 York, Dr. Robert S., Services 167.00 Zuppe, Frank, Settlement 720.28 Total Expenditures $4,098,01 Transferred to Revenue 119.99 - $4,218.00 Executions Carfarella, Louise, Settlement $100.00 Colleran, John F., Settlement 125.00 McDonald, Joseph C., Settlement 872.05 Total Expenditures $1,097.00' $1,097.05 Charges to Revenue $1,097-05 Printing Town Reports Appropriations for 1935 $1,206.00 Expenditures I-lampshire Press, Printing $1,206.00 472 WA TER'OWN TOI'4 NT REPORT Headquarters Vetemn Foreign Wars Appropriation for 1935 $1,080.010 Expenditures Tomasetti, Gregory, Rent $1,080.00 Headquarters Disabled American Veterans Appropriation for 1935 $360.00 Expenditures Skinner, Hiram L., Rent $360.00 Contingent Appropriation for 193] '�'1'500.00 Transferred Town Meeting 2,306.00 $3,800.00 Transferxed Town Meeting 500.00 $3,300.00 Expend titres American District Telegrapli Co., Burglar Alar•rn $312.00 Benger Beatrice & Jos., Settlement of lairn 450.00 Chosse, Maxime & Madge, Settlement of Claim 110.00 Connors, Anna, Relief Operator 9.60 Duross, Catherine A., Settlement 50.00 Farra.her, Michael, Settlement 45.00 Fletcher Hdwe. Co., Xmas Tree Supp. 14.47 Forbes, John, Xmas Trees 22.50 Engelhardt, Grace A., Settlement 100.00 Gorman, Eugene F., .Dr., Ser 0ce 6.00 Hawes Electric Co., Rental Lights 15.00 Heffernan, John E., .Service as Auctioneer - 15.00 Howard Clock Products, Repair of Town Clock 129.62 AUDITOR'S REPORT 473 Ingalls, Ernest K., Town Clock Attendance 50.00 Johnston Co., J. G., Badges 10.15 Jones, David R., Roof Repair 15.00 Keating, .Anna, Relief Operator 36.00 -Kelley, M. D., M. J,, Services 50.00 Lauricella, A., Xmas Trees 6.00 Marr & San, Daniel, Removing Old Flag Pale front Old Town Hall 25.00 Mass. Gras & Electric Co., Xmas Tree Supplies 10.51. Molite, Michael A. & Agnes R., Land Damages 74.06 Moran, Marie I., Switchboard Oper. 187.50 Nally,Annie E., Damages 3:5.00 Ne wEngland Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 35.22 Olivie Ai, Felice, Settlement 62.50 Payroll, Census Payroll 729.00 Payroll, W.P.A. Admini5iration 140.00 Railway Express Agency, Express .92 Reformatory for Women, Flag 6.91 Shipton, A. Lester, Playing Clutues 3.00 Tribune-Enterprise, Adv. 3.00 Watertown Sun, Adv. 3.00 Ziniti, Frank W., and Mary Jsnikian, Damages 150.00 Total Expenditures $2,911.30 Transferred to Revenue 388.70 $3,300.00 Reserve Fund Appropriation for 1935 $10,00().00 ExpeTid tares Printing Voting Lists, Transfer263.2:5 474 'WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Soldiers Relief & Military Aid, Transfer 7,603.71 Total Expenditures $7,366,96 Transferred to Revenue 2,133.04 Unpaid Bills Appropriation for 1935 $1,22 .26 Expenditures Boston Cans.. Gas Co., Service $12.63 Boston Janitors Supp. Co., Mops 3.75 Busconi [ail Co., Oil 246.72 DuBois Soap Co., Soap 19.50 Edison Electric Ill. Co., Service 553-68 Gordon Supply Co., Towel Supply A5 Iiawes Electric Co., Farts 10.84 Dowell, W. D,, Auto Repair 24.90 Kelley, M. B., M. J., Services 43.00 1%'endall Mill Supply, Supplies 41.78 Lauricella, A., Lunches 41.85 Lowes, F. J., Wax 52.50 Mass. Gas & Electric Light Supp. Co., Supplies 3.78 Metropolitan Ice Co., Oil 32.50 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Serv. 22.33 Thayer, Samuel G., Disp. Dead Animals 16.00 Watertown, Town of, Water 89,15 Watertown Tire Co., Gas 14.24 Total Expenditures $1,223.26 $1,223.2G Committee on Change of Zoning By-Laws Balance Brought Forward $100.00 Transferred Towii Meeting 49.90 149..00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 475 Expenditures Bruning Co., Charles, Zoning Mal) of Town $5.95 Eaton, Leroy S., Booklets 61.95 Hartman, F. T., Drafting Zoning By-Laws and Conferences 75.00 Watertown Sun, Legal Adv. 3.00 Watertown TrIlmne-Fnterpi-ise, Adv. 3.00 Total Expenditures , 148.90 Transferred to Revenue .10 149.00 E. R. A. Special Appropr'iatiun for 1935 $25,000.00 Expenditures B & M Sign Co., Signs $2.50 Babb & Co., Edw. E., Recreation 116.78 -Boston Music Co., Music 24.19 Boston & Maitre P. R. Co., Freight 19.82 Brown, Charles Jewell, Care of Grounds 15.50 Bruning Co., Charles, Print 31.30 Builders Iron. Foundry, Supplies 200.97 Busconi Oil Co., Gas 380.68 Butters Express, Express 1.00 Cammali Badge Co., Badges 12.80 Carbone, John, Trucking 1,426.00 Chain Link & Fence Co., Fence 95.22 Chesterton Co., A. W., Paint 28.85 Condon Corp., John P. 1,798.00 Curry Bros. Oil Co., Oil 21..00 ]Downey, Mary, Supervisur• 32.73 Dunn's, Supplies 162.68 Watertown E., Hdwe. Co., Supplies 5.69 Eastern Clay Goods Co., Pipe 164.02 Eaton, Leroy S., Printing 36.50 -+. 476 WA`i`ERTOWN TOWN REPORT Economy Grocery Stores, Paper Supp. 13.22 Eureka Pape Co., Couplings 28.26 Everett Bros. Inc., Express 6.00 Fletcher Hdwe. Co., Supplies 1,4.48.80 General Crushed Stone Co., Sterne 34.82 Gray Gift Shop, Supplies $26.30 Green & Co., S. B., Supplies 44.23 Grosvenor & Co., W. J., File 25.00 Halenza, H. C., Expenses 23.45 Harris, Charles A., Gloves 50.40 Harvey Co., Arthur C., Steel 11.79 Hawes Electric Co., Lamps 5.06 Hinkley, Ora E., Locksmith 1.00 Hydraulic Div. Corp., Hydro®tite 360.00 Kearns Serv. Station, Tire 12.25 Keefe & Sion, D. F., Plumbing 3.50 Kennedy Valve Mfg. Co., 'Valves 522.16 Koplow Trimming Co., Supp. 142.03 UBaron Foundry Co., E. L., Castings 19.07 Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., Valves 433.80 McCarty Co., Charles J., Jute 70.40 McDonald, Robert, Music 66.33 McElroy, B. H., Rental Staging 115.00 McVey, T. H., Granite 504.90 National Boston Lead Co., Lead Pipe 95.80 Nonantum Coal Co., Coal 207.81 Nonanturn Lumber Co., Lumber 12.96 Parker-banner Co., Jute 103.19 Paris, Gertrude, Supervisor 14.60 Patent Scaffolding Co., Rental Scaffolding 86.33 Payroll-Highway, Weekly 5,197,98 Perkins, E. A., Carpentering 97.04 Quirk 8 Co., Ed. S., Tires 9.68 Red Hed Mfg. Co., Brass Goods 565.71 Riverside Sand & Gravel Co., Stone 12.06 Royal Typewriter Co., Rental 70.00 Sears-Roebuck Co., Recreation 26.25 AUDITOR'S REPORT 47T Singer Sewing Machine Co., Rental 561.25 Sullivan, James 11., Gas 162.40 Sullivan, Wn-1.H., Trucking 1,798.00 Sumner & Dunbar, Castings 325.82 Taylor's Typewriter Shop, Cleaning and Repairing Typewriter 10.75 Thornsora-Durkee {Co., Pipe 239.I3 Waltham Lime & Cement Co., Supp. 738.85 Darren Pipe Co. of N. E., Pipe 4j30.83 Watertown Bldrs Supp. Co., Pipe 944.97 Watertown Letter Shop, Printing 38.00 Watertown Lumber Co., Lumber 437.58 atertowis Shoe Store, Rubber Boats 84.00 Watertown Fire Co., Chains 8.00 White Iron Works, C. M., Frames and Covers 382.80 White Sewing Machine Co., Machines 120.40 Total Expenditures 24,999.67 Transferred to Revenue .33 25,000.00 W. P. A. Special Appropriation for 1935 $50,000.00 Expenditures ditur•es Berger & Sons, C. L., Repairing Transit $68.00 Boston Music Co., Music 25.94 Brown, Charles Hewell, Supervision and Flowers 99.2.5 Bruning Co., Charles, Prints 22.06 Rusconi Oil Co., Gas 51.66 Carbone, John, Trucking 204.70 Condors Corp. John P., Road Material 1,298.78 Condom Corp., Jolsn P., Trucking 273.50 Conroy, R. L., Cards 1.00 478 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Coombs Motor Co., 2 Dump Truck Chasses 1,904.00 Dunn`s, Supplies 28.99 Eastern Clay Goods Co., Pipe 892.14 Eaton, Leroy S., LaMar 1.00 Economy Grocery Stores, Paper Towels 4.32 Fletcher Hdwe. Co., Supp. 308.46 Gray Gift Shop, Supplies 1.00 Haines, Rory, Expenses 9.90 Halenza, H. C., Incidentals 12.74 Harris, Chas. A., Work Cloves 12.75 McCarty Co., Chas. J., Jute 34.9 Nonantum Coal Co., Coal 81.39 Nonrantum Lumber Co., Lumber`' 9.23 Perkins, L. A., Lumber 155.19 Riverside Sand & Gravel Co., Sand 62.29 Royal Typewriter Co., Typewriter IMarntenance 20.00 Simpson, Inc. Wm. S., Cement Color 42.00 Sinker Sewing Machine Co., Needles and Rental 43.90 Sullivan, Names H., Oil 114.80 .Sullivan, WM. H, Trucking Bills 345.10 Taylor's Typewriter Shop, Typewriter Maintenance 15.00 Tocci, Edmund, Building Manhole 6.00 Waltham Lime& Cement Co., Cement 41753 Waterproof Paint & Varnish Co., Faint 17.10 Watertown Didrs Supp, Co., Concrete 165.75 Watertown Lumber Co., Lumber 20.40 White Iron Works, C. Sri., Manhole Covers and Frames 55.20 Total Expenditures $6,756.25 Balance Carried Forward 43,243.75 — - $50,000.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 479 ENTERPRI'SES AND CEMETERIES Witter Department Salaries—Superintendent Appropriation for 1935 $8,00.00 Expenditures Walter Rundlett, Salary $8,200.00 First Clerk Salary Appropriation for 1935 1,300-00 Expenditures Rundlett, Latina, Salary- sg,: 00.00 Second Clerk Salary Appropriation for 193.5 $1,036.00 Expenditures Bright, Emma L., Salary $1,036.00 Water Department—Office Appropriation for 1935 $2,000.00 Expenditures es Addressograph Sales Agency, Cards $1.47 American City 111agazine, Subscription 2.00 Bruning Co., Charles, Blue Prints 1.45.85 Conroy,Robert, Stationery Supplies 27.15 Dailey & Co., W. S., Repairing Dipping Needles 12.57 Ditto, Inc., Paper 1.43 Edison Electric 111. Co., Serv, 5.88 Eaton, Leroy S., Notices 10,35 Crown & Co., Thornas, Covers 1.50 -Hughes, James F., Printing 83.50 Johnson, Edwin, Salary 882.00 Johnston Co., J. C., Badges 15.00 Martell Co., A. E., Boobs 31.74 Master-Craft Corp., Binders and Sheets 47.05 480 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT McDermott, F. .A.,Batteries 9. Mooney, Fred R., Supplies 55.08 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 219.02 New Eng. Towel Supply Co., Towel Service 9.00 Pegnosette Press, Printing 70.25 Railway Express Agency, Express 1.32 Sherman Envelope Co., Envelopes 47.39 Standard Mailing Machine Co., Repairs 6.25 Standard Alaintenance Co., Typewriter Maintenance 18,00 U. S. Post Office, Stamps 290.87 Ward's Stationers, Note Books 2.60 Water Works Engineering, Subscrip. 3.00 Total Expenditures $1,999.8 r Transferred to Revenue .13 $2,000.00 Water Department—Alaintenance Appropriation for 1936 $4{},000.00 'xpendibtr•es Baker Co., Frank G., Repair $4.50 Bauer, Frank F., Washer Cutter Reconditioned 2.00 Boston & Maine R. R. Co., Freight 2.59 Builders Iron Foundry, Castings 49.57 Busconi Oil Co., Gas 362.65 Clancy, Inc., Joseph H., Repair 89.68 Caldwell Co., Geo. A., Parts for Meters 4L60 Chesterton Co., A. W., Auto Oil 81.10 Clark Service Station, Gas 175.02 Condon Corp., John F., Dynamite 22.50 Conroy, R. E., Matches 5.72 Crane Co., Gate Valve 8.19 Davis, R. G., ,Auto Repair 4OO.69 AUDITOR'S REPORT 481 Duff Spring Co., Auto Parts 20.00 Durnan, Jr., James H., Auto Repair 3.50 D. & S. Leather Mfg. Co., Washers 74.29 Eastern Clay Goods Co., Pipe 6.12 Edison Electric 111. Co., Service 55.91 Ec son Corp., Bolts and Nuts 2.52 Walter W. Field & Son., Inc., Repair 16.45 Federal Motor Truck Corp., Repair 162.15 Fletcher Ndwe. Co., Supplies 176.99 Ford Meter Box Co., Parts 17.86 Garden City Express, Express .75 Gatchell Glass Co., Glass 2.75 Gra-nt's Express, Express .50 Green & Co., S. B., Supplies 27-05 Hackett Bros. Co., Soap 5.00 Halpin's Welding, Shop, Welding 7.50 Hersey Mfg. Co., Water Meter Parts 266.39 Hopkins, John J., Shai-l)ening Picks 31.15 Household Fuel Corp., Coal 2 11.75 Hughes, William H., Repairing Electric Motors 16.88 Hydraulic Development Corp., Hydro-Mite 20.46 Ingersoll-Rand Co., Paving Breaker 215.00 Johnson, Edwin, Payroll 698.72 Kearns Service Station, Auto Parts 478.06 Kennedy Valve l fg. Co., 'Valves 657.84 Lawn Mower Grinding Co., Grinding 1.25 Lend Lined Iron Pipe Go., Fittings 93.80 Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., Valves 44.72 Lyons, John F., Insurance 178.06 Macauley & Son, D., Drills 12.60 Comm. of Mass. Reg. of Motor Veh., Registrations 12.00 Master Plumbers Supply Co., 5upp. 3.34 Mazza, C. J., auto Repair 5.56 McDe=ott, Andrew E., Insurance 171.00 i 482 NVATERTOWN TOWN REPORT McDermott, F.A., Batteries and Damps 69.60 McDonald Tine Battery Station, Battery 9.00 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 53.79 Neptune Aleter Co., Caskets 3.85 Nonantum Lumber Co., Lumber 5.53 Oates,Edward .A., Insurance 197.50 Payroll, Weekly 34,289.09 Pequosette Press, Record Cards 8.50 Proctor, S. E. & R. C., Supplies 8.80 Railway Express Agency, Express .68 Red Hed Mfg. Co.,Unions 25.92 Robert, A. E., Repairing Valve 5.00 Rundlett, Walter E., Garage Rent 60.00 Shutt, George L., Tube 11.43 Standard Auto Gear Co., Auto Gear Pares 4.20 Sullivan, .dames ff., Kerosene 16.75 Sumner & Dunbar, Plugs 186.41 Thompson-Durkee Co., Spring Coil Cleaner 3.50 Toc+ci„ Edsel, Oil 7.00 United Seal Co., Capper Wire 8.00 Watertown Brake & Electric S+erv., auto parts 83.65 Watertown Tire Co., Repair 2.50 White Motor Co., Repair 12.03 Total Expenditures $39,999.82 Transferred to Revenue .18 40,000.00 Water Department—Vacations Appropriation for 1935 $1;800.00 Experd tares Payroll—Weekly $1,300,00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 483 Cemetery Department—Superintendent Appropriation for 1935 $2,000.00 Expenditures Horton, Van D., Salary $2,000.00 Cemetery Department Labor Appropriation for 1935 $8,000.00 Expenditures Payroll Weekly $7,997.69 Transferred to Revenue 2.31 S8 00 J►0 Cemetery DepartmentContingent Appropriation for 1935 $600.00 Expenditures Bonanno Bros., :Loam $21.00 Dolge Co., C. B., .Disinfectant 15.39 Eaton, Leroy S., Printing 18.35 ,Fletcher Hdwe. Co., Supplies 132.60 Goding, Herbei t,Repair 3.97 Gray Gift Shop, Supplies 2.40 Green & Co., S. B., Supplies 67.32 Iialpin's Welding Sharp, Welding 9.50 Hay & Peabody Cement Vault Inc., Lowering Straps 31..84 .Holmes, C. E., Grinding Lawn Mowers 18.60 Hopkins, John J., Sharpening Tools 2.00 Horton, Van D., Incidentals 35.36 Hawes, Ernest, Repairing Book Bindings 8.00 Macauley & Son, D., Dressing Drills 1.20 Manning Sales Co., Rakes 4.55 Mason, Ralph W., Flower Beds 50.00 Master Plumbers Supply Inc., Grate Valve 3.75 A$4 WAPEP,;'I'(]WN ' ONV-r REPORT �rleist+er•, Q. J., �A'elding and Drilling 3.83 -Morse, J. S., Repair 3.00 Allurngan, Hugh J., Cutting Stone 3.75 New Eng, Tel. & Tel. Co., Service 67.72 Romano, S., Trucking 36.00 Royal Typewriter- Co., typewriter 7.50 Shriberg & Son, P. H., Pile 9.00 Standard Steel & Iron Works, flaking Frame for Hand Truck 12.00 Sullivan, James H., Gas 4.09 Watertown Lumber Co., Lumber 12.45 Watertown, Town of,Water 12.00 Webb Mfg. Co., F. W., Supplies 2.66 Total Expenditures a98. 3 Transferred to Revenue 1.17 $600.00 INTEREST AND 31A.TURING DEBT Interest Appropriation for 193.5 $80,000.(.)0 Transferred Town 3�leetillg 19,000.00 61,000.00 Expenditures Coupons on Bonds $55,512.50 Viscount on Notes 4,379.91 Merman Dana,Interest on ,Abatement 3,15 Total Expenditures 59,895.56 Transferred to Revenue 1,104.45 61,000.00 Town Debt Appropriation for 1935 $229,500.00 Expenditures 13onds Paid $229,500.00 r AUDITOR'S REPORT 485 Premium Account Balance Brought Forward $649.64 Received from Sale of Bonds 2,502.01 $3,241.65 E'xp e nditares First National Bank, Engraving Bonds $225.00 National Slrawm ut Bank, Engraving Bonds 487.49 Total Expenditures $712.49 Balance Carried Forward 2,529.16 $9,241. 5 TAXES County Tax Appropriation for 1935 $76,431.50 . x anditag,rR 9 Middlesex, Count of 76,104.0-0 Transferred to Revenge 327.00 $76,431.50 County Hospital T. B. Assessment Appropriation for 1935 .$20,099.5 5 Expenaitures AUddlesex, County of $20,099.55 'Mate Taxes& .Assessments ,A.ppr•opidation for 1935 $280,€114.00 Expenditures Mate Tax $80,200.00 Charles River 5,256.69 Metropolitan Parks 29,081.97 Metropolitan Planning Div. 303.06 486 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT is Sewer 46627,29 is Water 90,966.30 Abatement of Smoke Nuisance 442.1.4 Veterans' Exemption 161.52 Boston Metropolitan Expenses 1.38.54 Reston Elevated Railway Deficiency 29,387.62 .Boston Metropolitan District El. Railway Rental Deficiency 1�530.31 Canterbury Street Highway 99.54 Land Taking, Revere I-lghway 217.81 Ocean. Avenge, Revere 11,08 Nuys in Malden, Braintree, Weymouth and I-linglialm .70 West Pwxbur•y-Brookline Parkway 243.46 Brookline Street-EssexSt.-Cottage Sarin Bridge 1.+06.18 Total Expenditures $278r774.51 Transferred to Revenue 1,239.49 r $280,014.00 4R8 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT BALANCE SHEET, ASSETS Cash on Hand, Dec. 31, 1935 $357,982.11 Collector's Petty Cash 500.00 Taxes 1933 Deal and Personal $1J87.78 1932 Pall 2.00 1934 Real and Personal 39,650.16 1934 Poll 80.00 1935 Real and Personal 399,210.01 1935 Poll 2,168.00 1933 Motor Vehicle 30.:50 1934 Motor Vehicle 2,394.45 1935 Motor Vehicle 4,168.48 - $448,891.38 Special Assessments 1934 Moths $33.50 Assessments Added to Tax :Sills 1933 Sidewalks 10.01 1934 Sidewalks 1.02.48 1935 ,Sidewalks 1,155.47 194 Street 1,297.69 1935 Street 5,807.28 Committed Interest 1989 Sidewalks 5.40 1934 Sidewalks 46.29 1935 Sidewalks 453.21. 1934 Street 54.14 1935 Street 10688.57 Unapportioned Sidewalk Assessments 3,617.21 Unapportion{ed Street Assessments 2,:581.40 _ $17,332.66 AUDITOR'S REPORT 489 .LIABILITIES Temporary Loans in Anticipation of Revenue 8050,000.0 l Potter Memorial Gate Fund 209.94 Dog Fund 24.00 Sewer Deposits 2,009.00 Premiums on Loans 2,529.16 Cemetery Sale of Lots 4,184.03 Overlays, Deserved for Abatements ivy of 1933 $4,764.43 Levy of 1934 15,678.32 Levy of 1935 4,223.09 24,665.78 Overlay Reserve $36,905.28 Motor Excise Revenue 6,594.95 Special Assessment Revenue 17,421.70 Tax Title Revenue 212,976.27 Departmental revenue 57,047.65 Water Revenue 47,729.62 Federal Ail Revenue 21,905.48 Unexpended Balances Forward Assessors--Board of Tax Appeals $119.68 New Police Station 54,903.20 Suers and Drains P.W.A. 1,909.29 Highway Canso. P.W.A. 2,199.39 Sidewalks, P.W.A. 1,558.46 Land Taking, Church St. 50.O0 t. Auburn St., Bldg. Line 500.00 Senior High School F'urn. 259.01. High School .Add'n P.W.A. 176.44 Library Trust Fund Income 3.83 Elementary School P.W.A. 109,901.85 Park "Delta." McOlaufiin Bqst. 81.61. .P.A, Special 43,243.75 490 WAT.ERTOWN TOWN REPORT .ASSETS (Continued) Departmental Accounts Receivable Poles and Wires 153.96 Weights and Measures 16.19 Health 4,208.69 Sewer 2,824.92 Highway 583.38 Public Welfare 49,024.81 School 25.75 Cemetery 214.00 $57,047.65 Water Plates $46,95 2.99 Water Services 776.+63 $47,729.62 Federal Aid $21,901-3.48 Federal Aid P. W. A. 25,000.00 -- $46,905.48 Tax Titles $212,650.71 Tax "title Possessions 225.56 $1.,189,265.1 d DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS Apportioned Sidewalk assessments not due $21,998.92), AUDITOR'S REPORT 491 LIABILITIES (Continued) Water Mains, 25,000.00 Library A.dd'n P.W.A. 3,503.78 243,345.29 Excess and Deficiency $161,817.12 $1,189,265.17 DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS Apportioned Sidewalk assessments due in 1936 $4,01.6.08 1937 3,961.77 1938 31858m 1989 3,528.81 1940 2,790.80 1941 2,270.77 1942 1,499.85 1943 48.42 1944 24.34 $21,998.92 492 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT ASSETS (Conth ued) Apportioned Street assessments not due 77,262.56 DEIST ACCOUNTS Net Funded or Fixed Debt $1,477,700.00 AUDITOR'S REPORT 493 LIABILITIES (Continued) Apportioned Street assessments due in 1936 $188,336.00 1937 17,423.25 1938 15,57O.48 1940 7,973.54 1941 4,`23.94 1942 1,456,62 1943 33.03 t$77,262.56 DEBT ACCOUNTS Y�efunding Loan 1906 $2,000.00 Surface Drainage Loan 1916 11,000.00 111gh School Land Louie 1917 2,000M 1lcsmer School Lean 1919 2O,000.00 Spri7)g Street Drain 1919 14,000.00 No. Beacon Street Bridge 12,000.00 Sewers and Drains Loan 1920 15,000.O0 Athletic Field Loan 1920 5,000.00 Surface Drainage Loan 1921 16,O00.O0 Nest End School Lean 1921 72,000.00 High School Plans 192 v,OOO.0O High School Loan 1923 11,000.00 Land Taking Lean 1923 9,000.00 High School Loan 1924 19O,000.0O High School Loan 1924 80,000.00 High School Loan 1924 6,000.00 High School Loan 1924 3,OOO.00 Playc,round Loan 1925 5,000.0O Higlx School Equipment 1925 30,000.00 Coolidge School A,dd'n 19`5 55 000.O0 No. End School Loan 1926 60,000.00 St. Construction Lean 1926 7,000,00 Pavement Lean 1926 3,000.00 494 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT ASSETS (Continued) TRUST ACCOUNTS Trust Funds, Case and Securities $69,913.14 AUDITOR'S REPORT 495 LIABILITIES (Continued) W. Jr. I-Egli School Add'n 1927 16,000.00 Sewer Loan 1927 4,000.00 ,St. Construction 1927 8,000.00 Hosmer School Add'n 1928 33,000.00 Arsenal Street Loan 1923 30,000.00 Water Mains 1928 8,000-00 Sewer Loan 1928 17,000.00 West Elementary School 1929 11.6,000.00 School Loan 1930 45,000.00 Drainage Lean 1931 4,000.00 New Administration Bldg. 161,000.00 Fire Alarm Signal System 1932 1£,000m Sidewalks, P.W.A. 1934 8,000.00 St. Construction P.W.A. 1994 22,000.00 Sewers & Drains P.W.A. 1934 14,000.00 Senior H. S. Add'n F.W.A. 103,000.00 Public LIbrary P.W.A. 26,000.00. W.P.A. Loan 1935 50,000.00 New Elementary School P.W.A. 1935 110,000.00 New Fire Station P.W.A. 1935 55,700.00 - - 1,477,700.00 TRUST ACCOUNTS Library Trust Funds Asa Pratt $12,260.44 Mary D. l�Xeade 3,031.37 Pierce Fund 1,233.•56 Barry Fund 1,037.03 Templeton Fund 2f500.00 Martha Sanger fund 739.87 Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund 49,116.87 69,913.14 49+6 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT UNPAID BILLS Public 'Welfare Ou&gide Aid First National Stores, Food Supplies $771.00, Old Age Assistance Claflin, Walter A., Medicine $4.G1 Goi-man, Eugene F., Dr., Services 8.00 Holy Ghost Hospital, Care 46.50 Kelly, Dr. M. J., Services 71.50 Leonard Fuel Co., Coal 6.95 Mass. Eye & )Jar Infirmary, Services 8.65 Mass. General Hospital, Care 10.50 O'Toole, Mrs., Room and Care 38.84 Putnam, Dr. Frank W., Services 6.00 Rockwell, Wintlir op G., Burial 100.00 Secord, Dr. Walter N., Services 2.00 Spergurio, 14lichael, 'Transportation 3.00 Trainor, Dr. Joseph, Services 30.00 Watertown. District Nursing Asso., Services 5.00 371.55 Total Unpaid Sills $1,142.55. Respectfully submitted, V W. NOR,CRO S, Jr-0., Auditor- � AUDITOR'S REPORT 497 INDEX TO REPORT OF TOWN AUDITOR Receipts .,,,,.,.._,.,.,..,...................................................... 343 R ^^^^^-~_.^^-_,,,~,.,^.,~..,,..,.....,..-_.,~,.,.,~,.',.-.,.--,- 346 Payments ,,,.,,,~,,,~,,,,~,,~~,,,.,,,,,,~,,~,,~~,~,~,,.,,,,.,,~~,,~~,,.,~ 347 Assessors' Depaitment .................................................. 361 Auditor's Department .........,...........~.~~~,~~.~.^^...~.~.~,~~~..^ 355 Balance Sheet .............................. 488 Buildings, Inspector mf ,~__,,^^,~~^_.._,_,.^~~,'_,._,,`,_,_,__ 085 Cemetery Department .................................................... 483 Town ,_,,.~..,~,,,.,~~,,,~,.,,,,,,,,,~~,,,~,^,''_~,.,,'~.~_,,,,_._ 365 CQllect0r's Dh"mn ~_____~,,,~,~,,__,,,____~~,_____ 359 Contingent .,~.,,_.,,,,__.,.,,,~,.,.,~,,~,,,,,,,.,~,-~,~,,,,,~,,~,,.,.,~~ 472 DogOfficer ....... _,_,,~,,,,,.'~~,,_~.,,~,^.~^_.,~^^^^,,,^,^,,,^,,,,^~,^^,,~ 993 E. R. A. Special 4�~ ~~. ~.. �~. ~��~~^~= ...~~~~.~......~......~.�..~~.^....~.~.....~~.~~..~....^. ^.° Election Expenses ..^..___ ............................................. 368 EngineeringDepartment ,^.~.~~,.~..~,,,,~~,~,,,~_,~~,,,,,,,,,'_ 366 Finance Committee __-'_-----_-'_-_-__----.----_-_' 363 Fire Department .,,~,.^^^,,,~^^^^~^^,,,,,,,,,~,,,.,,,~~,~,,,,,,,,.',~~,,, 379 Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth, Snrt ^~,^.,^^^^^^^^^^^^..^^^^^^^^^^~ 396 Headquarters, Veterans ..............,~^~^...-...~,_,..,..~~.~`^^'' 472 HealthDepartment ...............^...-...~..~....~...~~~..,_,,,.,.^^.., 894 Highway Department .................................................... 402 T�� ^^~~~r.anc$ ...... .............., ...........................^-^.................... 47(] InfirmaryDepartment _~,~~~,,~..,^,,,,.,~,^,,,,.~^,,,~,^,,,~,~,^,,~, 430 Titerest and Maturing Debt ,,~,,,,,~~~,,~,,,~^,^,,,~~,~,,,~~,~ 484 T,8@al Services ......................-,^^.^.~...^~.^'~^`~~^^,^.^^^-^'^'~^~~~^ 364 Library Department ........................................................ 457 AleDloria1Dmn ^,.__,,^,^~,,^,~^^^.^,,~,.^,^~_,~,,~^^,~,,,,_,____..,_, 469 Moderator ----'...'............. `........~~...^.~..~.............,^..... 354 Park Department ............................................................. 465 Pensions .........................................................^^^^..^.........~. 469 Physician, Town .. 431 Plumbing, Inspector ........~'...^^^.^.^...,^^.^.~^`^~.^~'^~`~~~^'~'`` 399 PlQnUino, Board ............ 372 Playground Department ............................... .................. 467 Poles and Wires DC0Q ,,,,^,~,,.,,~,,,,.^,,^,^,^,.,^^~^^^,,,^ 890 499 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT Police Department ........................................................... 373 Registrarsof Voters ............................................. .... 370 SchoolDepartment .. ....................................................... 439 Selectmen's Department ................................................ 354 SewerDepartment .......................................................... 400 Soldiers' Relief ................................................................ M Taxes ............................„...................................I.........,.... 485 Towngall ........................................................................ 370 Treasurer's Department ................................................ 357 TreeWarden .................................................................... 388 Unpaid Bills .... .................................................................. 474 4 VotingLists ...................................................................... 370 'eater Department .......................................................... 479 Weights and Measures .................................................... 336 Welfare, Publie, Department ...... ................................. 414 NVorknien7s Compensation .............................................. 470 W. P. A. Special ................................................................. 477 .Zoning Der-Laws, Committee in Charge........................ 474 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 499 REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE . February 19, 1930 Outside Aid The amount expended for Outside Aid for the past year shows an increase of $6,414.94 over the 1934 appropria- tion. Of this amount $2,7019.94 was expended in the opera- tion of the Welfare Department and the balance $3,710.00 was appropriated from the Outside Aid account and leaned to W.P.A. workers who had pay checks clue for four weeks work. The $3,710.00 was collected from the W.P.A. workers later and turned in to Treasury Receipts. During the past year there was a number of temporary lay-offs on the E.P.A. and the workers had to be aided by the Welfare Department and a sum of $16,200.00 was ex- pended in this manner. A quota of 754 employable on ' .P-A. was set by the State Administration and this quota was too small to take care of the E.R.A. employees who totaled 9-02 and many of the men were compelled to apply to the Welfare De- partment for aid. This condition brought about an increase in the number of Welfare cases and the case load will be greatly reduced during the first months of 1936 as author- ity has been issued to increase the W.P.A. quota. The Federal Government has furnished a large amount of commodities which have .been distributed to the recipi- ents of Soldiers' Relief, Welfare Aid, E.R.A. workers, and W.P.A. employees. Various articles of clothing and food were distributed as listed below: 10,344 cans of Roast Beef 249288 cans of Hamburg 2,064 cans of Beef Stew 43272 cans of Veal 4,992 cans of Evaporated 11ilk 864 cans of Mutton 500 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT 04 100 Lb. bags of potatoes R3?8 Lb, packages of cheese 1,056 2 Lb. hags of rice 10,000 Lb. prunes The Sewing Unit which dames under the jurisdiction of the Welfare Department has been enl-irged and a total of 134 are now employed. A total of 22,575 finished articles have been distributed to needy families. A sum of $84,648.69 has been collected for ail rendered to recipients living in Watertown with settlements else- where. This is due to the diligence of this department in the investigation and determination of settleme-nts. Douse Bill No. 102-1 of the State Legislature was filed by the Commissioner of Public Welfare which would allow reimbursement of 25% on all Outside Aid, blathers' Aid and Old Age Assistance enses.'This bill was opposed at the last sitting of the Legislature by the Massachusetts Relief Officers Association of which the undersigned is a member of the Legislative Co mrnittee. Had the bill been passed it %would bring about a decrease in the amount of revenue collected by this department from the State and other nitres and towns and in Watertown would increase the tax rate approximately 80c per thousand. The department wishes to express its appreciation to the private charities for the assistance 'given and for the donations of clothing. It wishes to thank the Teacher's Association. Knights of Columbus, Watertown Unemploy- nient Relief Committee., Lions' Club, Rotary Club, St. Vin- cent de haul Society, Emblem Club, Massachusetts Cath- olic Women's Guild, Newton North Branch Telephone Ex- change, and other private organizations, for the assistance given and co-operation shown to this .department. Old Age Assistance At the close of the year ninety-nine cases were receiv- ing Old Age Assistance, eighty-one living in Watertown and eighteen in other cities and towns. WATERTOW N TOWN REPORT 501 A large increase is to he expected in this department as the law which required twenty years residence its Massa- chusetts has been changed but the age limit of seventy years remains the same. The last General Court reduced the period of required residence to five years out of the last nine years and for this reason the expenses of this department wilI be greatly increased. These cases are visited fGur times yearly by the depart- ment visitor and are: also supervised by the Mate Bureau of Old, Age Assistance. Mothers' Aid This department now has thirty-eight active Mothers' Aid, cases living in Watertown and four cases being charged to Watertown that are living in other cities and toms. The aid given to dependent widows and children remains about the sayne each year and no miaterial in- crease is looped for in this department. The recipents of Mothers" Aid are visited regularly by the department visitor and four times yearly by the state visitor, to .see thaat thechildren are being cared for prop- erly. Fespeetfully submitted, DANIBL H. Iw URPHY, Argeitt. REPORT OF PARK COMMISSIONERS January 16, 1996 To the Citizens of Wrtte ,tent,,n: The Board of 'ark Commissioners respectfully submits the following report for the year ending December 31, 1935. It is obvious that the geed of proper recreational facili- ties is increasing each year. The tennis courts at Victory 549- WA'TERTO'1'4'N TOWN REFORi Field were in tremendous demand and every effort has been made to accommodate as marry of your citizens who desired to play as was humanly possible. The Twilight Baseball League made good use of the facilities available to them. The High School athletic teams were constant users of the baseball diamond, football gridiron and the soccer field. The girls' field hockey team are now using Victory Field for practice and their regularly scheduled games In Watertown. There have been some disadvant- ages to there and to visiting athletic teams due to lacy of proper facilities for dressing. It appears to be essential that something be done to accommodate the women who attend the various .games field at the Field by providing suitable quarters for there. In times like the present this Board does not approve of the expenditure of Town money, for new projects which are not absolutely necessary, but we do feel that enough money should be appropriRted to properly maintain those things for which the town has already spent money. For after all, money appropriated for such maintenance is absolutely necessary for the preservation and protection of town property. It has been particularly disappointing to the commis- sioners that the project of new tennis courts started some time ago has not been -completed. It therefore appears necessary that some provision be made for improving the field left unfinished under the C.W.A. program and the ex- pense of same to be borne unnecessarily by this depart- ment, inasmuch as it seems the project should have been completed under the program which instituted it. WINTHROP PVt3CKWELL, Chairman NORMAN D. MACKAY, Secretary GRORGE B. WELLM N WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT SELECTMEN'S ANNUAL REPORT To the Citizens of Watertown: The year 1935 was one which presented many prol)- lerns, not only to the Town of Watertown, but to all municipalities can account of the unsettled condition due to a great extent to unemployment. We Dope in the near future some improvement may be shown in this particular respect. It would have been more diflicult for the Town if it had not been for the fact that a great amount of money was provided for the unemployment situation by the Fed- eral Government. One of the most serious problems confronting all municipal departments will be to plan for the future, par- ticularly in regard to what method will be followed by all municipalities to care for the unemployment situation when the Government ceases to provide assistance. 1<t is a problem that is giving all municipal offices great concern. Highway Department The collection and disposal of waste paper and ashes has become a more diflicult problem every year due to the fact that there are few .dumps now available, and no doubt as in marry other towns and cities, are incinerator will have to be provided to care for the greater part of the waste material, During the least year drains have been installed in ap- proximately thirty-fine streets. For several years the citi- zens living on some of these streets have been complain- ing of flooded cellars, due to the lack of proper drainage. This condition has been remedied by the laying of these drains and the installation of necessary catch basins. Many improvements have been made on the side streets during the pant year and the fvllowino; have been resur- faced with asphaltic concrete: 504 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT EIm Street, from Arsenal to Arlington Street. I-Ellside Road, from Mt. Auburn Street to Maplewood Street. Raul Street from North Beacon Street to Itiver•side Street. Summer Street from Mt. Auburn Street to Waverley Avenue. Pleasant Street from Bridge Street to Waltham Street, and from Green Street to Watertown. Square including the new parking space in front of Lewandos. The expense of Pleasant Street resurfacing was taken care of by funds provided by the State in the amount of $13,901.60. During the past year sidewalks were built in twenty- one streets. The Selectmen asked for sealed bids ad- dressed to the Board of Selectmen and were publicly opened October 18, 1934 and contract awarded to the low- est bidder. The work was clone daring the summer of 1935. In regard to snow removal: The winter of 1935 was the worst the 'Town has ever had to conteaui with. The cast of snow removal which included sanding for said year was $42,883.90. Much hand shovelling had to be clime which required theemployment of hundreds of extra. risen. One of the greatest improvements of the past year was the creating of a parking space on Galen Street in front of Lewandos. This was accomplished by the relocating and resetting of curling, the rebuilding of sidewalk, the in- stalling of new drainage and catch basins, the excavation of loam and shrubbery, putting in a base of gravel and re-surfacing the entire area from Pleasant Street to the Galen Street Bridge Nvith a. layer of slieet asphalt. This parking area, which takes care of at least one hundred cars should be a great help to merchants. Old Town Hall Th.e question of the disposal of the old Town hall build- ing has come before the Town on two or three occasions WATERTO W'N TOWN DEPORT 5+05 and has received no definite action by the Town. We are of the opinion in view of the suggestion made by our Fire Chief that it is a fire menace that it would be advisable at this time to remove the building. It was thought for sometime that perhaps the building might be used for some 'Town activity but nothing definite has developed since its abandonment by the Town, and we now feel that it would be well to take some definite action to have it removed. The removal of the building would provide for a ten foot widening on Church Street between Main Street and the railroad tracks which would materially assist in the moving of traftie at this busy point. Until such time as the Town tales action as to the dis- posai, this site would provide accommodation for the parking of a substantial number of automobiles which would relieve the already overcrowded condition in this vicinity. The removal of the Delta on Galen. Street at Lewandos has been of great assistance in caring in some degree for the Larking situation in and about Watertown Square. Radio By direction of the Selectmen, three cruiser cars in use in the Police Department were equipped with radio, and arrangements made with the Newton Police Department to broadcast calls to these cars. The service rendered the citizens by this means of communication has been almost instantaneous, and many have expressed their apprecia- tion of the speed and efliciency in which their particular case was haridled. Time is an important factor in the con- duct of police business today. The time of arrival of an officer at the scene of a crime is an essential element, and _rn.any times the late arrival has resulted in the escape of the person sought, or the loss of a material witness. The radio has proved to be the most powerful weapon the police Have at their command, and its introduction into the Watertown Police Department has enabled it to 506 '�ATERTOWN TOWN REPORT give the citizens heretofore unimaginable service, and has increased its usefulness and efficiency immeasurably. Street Lights During the year 1933 it was deemed advisable as a mat- ter of strict economy to reduce the number of street lights in Town. This was clone at a saving of approximately 4,404 yearly. Continuous complaints have been received by the Select- men in preference to this matter, particularly in connection with Alain and Mt. Auburn Streets, two main thorough- fares, where the reduction in lights has caused more or less dissatisfaction. It has also placed the Town in a peculiar situation in regard to granting requests of any kind for extension of. service. Prior to the reduction, street lights could be ord- ered at the request of the Selectmen ,and the only expense would be the cost of operation. Since the reduction, the Edison Company demand, that all construction costs in connection with new installations shall be borne by the Town until such time as the street lighting is returned to schedule in effect prior to 1933—the year we reclined. The; result has been that within the past two years ab- solutely no requests for street lights could be considered by the Selectmen on account of the increased cost. This is, a matter which rn.ight well receive the attention of the Town, as to whether it would be advisable to ,go back to the old full schedule or continue as we are at the present time, under the reduced schedule. Traffic Lights Requests for traffic lights have been submitted to the Selectmen from time to time and of course, no .money be- ing available, no action could be taken. Repeated requests have been made for traffic sigals at North Beacon and Irving Streets which it is claimed, is a very dangerous location. The cost of installation of a traffic light tit this point wotild cost in the neighborhood ATERfiCIWN TOWN REFPC7RT 507 of $2000, and the opening of the new Charles River Park- way on the south side of the river at Galen Street, has also created a very dangerous condition. Studies have been made of this situation,and it is agreed by all that a traffic signal should be installed, but in view of the fact that the -matter of continuation of the boulevard going west is be- ing considered, the Selectmen deem it inadvisable at the present time to tale any acting. The attention of the Selectmen has been called by the Public Works Department to the fact that the traffic sig- nals at Mt. Auburn and School Streets and at Beacon Square do not conform with the State requirements and are both being operated without the approval of the De- partment with the result that any violation of the traffic laws at either location-, would result in failure of convic- tion. The expense for carrying out this work has been recommended to the Finance Committee in an amount not in excess of 500; the appropriation of which would also permit changes in the Beacom Square signal which would improve conditions materially. As to activities in connection with Outside Aid, Mother's Aid and Old Age Assistance, you are respect- fully referred to the report of Agent Daniel 1-1. Murphy of the Public Welfare Del)Rrtnient. E.R.A. and W.F.A. Activities The combined ,report of E.R.A. and W.P.A. activities is herewith submitted. During the period from January 1, 19 5i to November 31, 1935, a total of $500,000.00 was expended by the Fed- eral Eraser°gency Relief Administration for labor and for the same period there was expended by the Town of Wat- ertown, approximately .$30,000.00 for materials, equip- anent, etc. Many E.R.A. projects have and will result in a direct saving to the Town and to the taxpayers, such as projects calling for the laying of drains, building streets, grading, repairs to schools and public buildings, construction of 508 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT sidewalks, laying of water mains and grading beautifica- tion of town playgrounds. Another item of interest to the taxpayers is the number of welfare recipients who were absorbed by the E.R.A. and taken off the welfare rolls, resulting in a great saving in the Welfare Appropriation. A Visiting Housekeepers' project was inaugurated dur- ing the year 1935 which lent valuable assistance to those who were lied-ridden and unable to procure the services of a paid housekeeper. The Federal Housing Projeci which was in operation for about ten months of the year, lent valuable assistance to many in financing needed property repairs. It is ex- pected that the project will be renewed under the Works Progress Administration. The first project under the Works Progress Adminis- tration was started about November 15th and by the first of the new year, all workers on E.R.A. projects had been transferred to V .P.A. A total of thirty-five projects have been submitted to. the W.P.A. autllarities for approval and a suflicient num- ber have been approved to allow the entire E.H.A. force to be transferred to W.P.A. with little or no lass of time. In preparing W.P.A. projects for approval, the same general idea has been carried out as in preparing E.R.A. projects, namely, the preparation of those projects which will result in the greatest benefit to the tov;m as well as the greatest saving to the taxpayer. In placing men or women at word~, it has been the policy of the local W.P.A. Authority, whenever possible, to con- sult with the Welfare Agent and, give those receiving wel- fare first consideration. The delay, during the past three months, in receiving W.P.A. checks has caused no little misunderstaanding, but with the new system of payment about to be inaugurated, this trouble should be eliminated. During the period from November 15, 1935 to March 15, 1936, the Federal Government will have expended in W ATERTO'4 N TOWN REPORT 509 Watertown for labor, approximately 1.50,000A, against an outlay by the town for materials of approximately $30,000.00_ Appreciation should be expressed to the various town departments for their Delp and co-operation in the efficient manac,ement of both E.R.A. and W.P.A. activities. Men- tion should also be made of the spirit of helpfulness ex- hibited by the officials and employees of the Union Market National Bank. The Selectmen Irish to thank the heads of Departments- and their employees for their co-operation during the past year. AUUIRICE H. U' ONINTELL, CHARLES F. SHAW, Selectmen of Watertown. - 510 WATERTOWN TOWN REPORT ^ CONTENTS Appraiser's Valuation ...—'_--~.~^~. ............................................ 299 Appropriations Voted at Town Mmmtinp ~..~.....~^.~~.~.~...~. 30 Assessors, Board of Report .~~~~ ~,~~~~..-~~~.^~,......,---~~' 150 Tnnmu, Report ................................................,................... 341 . Auditor's Rmuort, Index to .~~~~...~~.~.~~~~~~~~~-................... 497 Buildings, Iuapectarn�, Report .,'~~'^~~~~~~'^^~~~`~~~'`~^~~~~~^~^^^ 92 Cemeteries, Superintendent of, Report ........................................... 284 Clerk, Town, Report of Department .~..~..~~~^.^..^....—.-~-^ 288 Clerk, Town, Record of --.-.,......~---^~~..~~~~.'_--'—~---- 12 Cuounud±eem/ Recent Appointments ...—^~....................................... lU Qmuxoaal/ InNvn, Report ................. I34 I}ng Officer, Report ..........~.^~.^~~~.~.~~~~ ~~~.~~~.~.~'~.~~~.. ww Election,Election, March 4^ 1835 .................................. ..- ........__~~.~^~.., __[� Engineer, Town, Report ................ ........................,~~-........ ............ I26 Finance Committee on Appivpriations, Report ............................ 294 Fire Department, Report .~.,._.---~-~-_---~' ......................... 122 Health, Board of, Report ..... . ................................^................. ... 271 Highway Department, Report .-~~.~..-, ..-._^^~~.^~,~~.~~..~ 807 Infirmary Department, Report ..~.~~~~'~~~~~.~^.,..--~~,~~~..~. 121 Library, IJnmrd of Trustees, Report - ..............~............................. 145 'Meeting, Azzouui Town, Warrant For ............................................ 12 Meetings, Town, RwoomI of ............................................................. 13 Moth Department, Report ............................................................. 91 @Officers, Town ......—_-...~.~..,.~-,..~.~~_.~-_'_'.~~^~~~~, Pmdk. Cononsisolnuers. Report .-^^^^.~. ~.~.~~~~.~^.~...~....~~~-~. 501 Physicians, Town, Report ......... 183 Plaitning Board, Report ,..-------.-~~.~~~...~.~~~.~~,._,,,_^^ 95 Playground CommissioTt, Report ............................................ %QI �0�PlumbingRepnrt ___—^..^....^.......,.—_--�,^^~.~. Police Department, Report ......... 136 Population ~~--~~~.~~~....._-...~...~.._~~-~~.....~^~~~......_~.. 11 SchoolCommittee, Report _~~..^--^^^^~.^^~^.~.~^.~--~-~~..~~~.., 97 Scaler of Weights and Measures, Report _--...... 84 Selectmen, Board of, Report ...............................---...................... 503 Tuxes, OoDaotmr of, Report .............................................................. 163 Treasurer, Tonm, ............................................................ 317 Tree Warden, Report .................................................. .................... nm Veterinarian, Tonmu^ Report .......... ..............................................— 93 Water Commissioners, Report ,..~~^~~~.^.^~~~~~.—.~.............. . 150 Public, Board of, Repmzt..~..-~..~~...-.....--...... 499