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Massachusetts General.
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City of Salem ..
78.00
Mass. Memorial.
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Newburyport Garage
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
5.00
J. F. Hallisey .
$3.00
Helen Lyons Woods.
Thomas Noyes & Son
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$6.24
Elmcroft Dairy .
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Cashman Brothers.
13.20
W. E. Atkinson .
$73.00 $3.00
$26.50
$31.75
$60.00
$960.67
$124.00
$257.00
$10.53
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Total .
$1,546.45
BOARD OF HEALTH
H. N. Marshall .
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$108.00
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$95.66
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ANNUAL REPORT
Gonorrhea and Syphilis
Groceries
Medicine Medical Care Fuel Auto Hire
First National Stores.
$48.00
C. L. Davis.
$93.40
Thomas Noyes & Son.
200.00
Haverhill Clinic.
$221.00
E. W. Eaton.
132.73
$35.00
Cashman Bros
35.00
Dr. L. C. Peirce.
128.25
Dr. D. L. Leary.
179.00
Dr. A. F. Thomas
302.00
Dr. S. Howard Zoll.
240.00
Dr. A. J. Peter.
34.00
Mass. General .
6.50
Mass. Eye & Ear.
81.66
J. P. Donoghue
$6.00
Daniel Healey
204.00
Anna Jaques Hospital.
10.00
$248.00
$226.13
$1,202.41
$35.00
$210.00
Total
$1,921.54
Gonorrhea - Infectious Disease - Syphilis Patients Under Private Physician Care
Treatment
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April
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BOARD OF HEALTH
CLINIC PATIENTS
Jan. Feb.
Mar.
April
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Total
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Clinic Costs
Medical Attention $16 $11 $11 $13 $13
$15
$18 $26
$7
$21 $23
$174
Transportation .
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24
24
24
36
30
30
$24
210
$384
Private Physician Care Costs
PHYSICIAN
No. 1
15.00
5.00 33.00 39.00
72.00
15.00
179.00
No. 2
25.00
103.25
128.25
No. 3
20.00 44.00
52.00 52.00 102.00
32.00
302.00
No. 4
22.00 38 00 62.00
70.00 48.00
240.00
No. 5
34.00
34.00
$883.25
Total Expenditures.
$1,921.54
Tuberculosis Patients in Sanitoriums
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
Essex .
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Lakeville . . .
2
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No. Reading
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Rutland. . .
1
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Total Costs for Institutional Care
Essex
$1,908.20
Rutland.
571.50
North Reading.
756.00
Lakeville
732.00
Total
$3,967.70
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TUBERCULOSIS
Groc.
Rent $96.00
Fuel
Med.
Essex
No. Rutland Reading Lakeville Cloth.
Auto Hire
Exp.
Joseph Hudson.
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$77.00
First National Stores
$308.00
Atlantic & Pacific .
91.00
Cashman Brothers.
$45.75
Essex Sanatorium .
$1,908.20
Rutland Sanatorium.
$571.50
No. Reading Sanitorium.
$756.00
Lakeville Sanatorium
$732.00
Charles L. Davis.
$2.35
Stevens Clothing Co
$14.78
Wilson's Bootery
2.75
A. Wagman .. .
60.00
Porter-Rogers Co.
6.80
Newburyport Garage.
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W. N. O'Brien
10.00
W. N. O'Brien .
$2.40
$399.00 $156.00
$45.75 $2.35 $1,908.20
$571.50 $756.00
$732.00
$24.33
$87.00
$2.40
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$4,684.53
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ANNUAL REPORT
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BOARD OF HEALTH
Birth Report-Year 1935
Month
Males
Females
Hospitals
Home
Still
January.
12
12
12
12
1
February.
11
6
11
6
1
March .
15
9
14
10
2
April.
7
7
12
2
May
12
12
16
8
June.
14
13
15
12
1
July
15
12
21
6
August.
9
12
13
8
September.
14
16
21
9
1
October
9
9
12
6
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November.
9
7
13
3
December
9
4
7
6
Total
136
119
167
88
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Burial Certificates Issued Year 1935
Died and Buried Died Here-
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Issued
Here
Died Elsewhere Buried Elsewhere -Buried Here
January.
30
17
5
8
February
28
14
10
4
March
23
9
6
8
April.
13
5
5
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May
35
24
3
8
June.
19
12
5
2
July.
20
9
5
6
August
25
15
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7
September.
25
11
12
2
October
21
14
4
3
November.
22
14
6
2
December
25
16
4
5
Total
286
160
68
58
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RECAPITULATION-DEATHS 1935
CAUSES OF DEATH International List Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Tot.
I. INFECTIOUS AND PARASITIC DISEASES
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9. Whooping Cough .
15. Erysipelas. .
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II. CANCER AND OTHER TUMORS
45. Cancer Biccal Cavity (Pharynx) .
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46. Cancer Digest Tract and Peri.
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51. Cancer Male Genitro Urinary .
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52. Cancer Skin. .
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53. Cancer Unspecified Organs. .
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III. RHEUMATIC DISEASES, NUTRITIONAL DISEAS-
ES, DISEASES OF THE ENDOCRINE GLANDS AND OTHER DISEASES GENERAL
59. Diabetes Mellitus.
IV. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD AND BLOOD-MAKING ORGANS
71B Anemias
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49. Cancer Female Genital Organs
50. Cancer Breast.
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54D Cancer Non Malignant Brain .
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48. Cancer Uterus.
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123. Tuberculosis (Resp.) .
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DEATHS-(Continued)
CAUSES OF DEATH
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Tot.
VI. DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND OR-
GANS OF SPECIAL SENSE
79. Meningitis Thrombosis.
82. Cerebral Hemorrhage.
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2
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5
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82A Cerebral Hemorrhage.
2
82B Cerebral Embolism Thrombosis. .
87A Other Diseases of Nervous System ..
VIII. DISEASES OF CIRCULATION SYSTEM
92. Chronic Endocarditis .. .
93. Diseases of Myocardium.
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93B Myocarditis. .
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VIII. DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
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107. Bronchopneumouia (Captillary Bron) . .
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107A Broncho Pneumonia.
108. Lobar Pneumonia .. .
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93A Acute Myocarditis.
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93C Chronic Myocarditis and Myocardial Diagram.
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95. Other Diseases of the Heart.
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98. Gangrene . .
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DEATHS-(Continued)
CAUSES OF DEATH
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Tot.
VIII. DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
109. Pneumonia Unspecified.
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112. Asthma.
IX. DISEASES OF DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
118. Other Diseases of Stomach.
121. Appendicitis .. .
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123. Other Diseases of the Intestines
1
129. Peritonitis, Cause not Specified.
X. DISEASES OF THE GENITOURINARY SYSTEM
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137. Diseases of the prostate ..
XI. DISEASES OF PREGNANCY, CHILDBIRTH
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147. Other Toxemias of Pregnancy . .
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143. Other Accidents of Pregnancy . .
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XII. DISEASES OF THE SKIN CELLULAR TISSUE
151. Furuncle, Carbuncle .. .
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131. Chronic Nephritis ..
133. Other Diseases of Kidneys and Ureters.
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150. Other and Unspecified Conditions.
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122B Intestinal Obstruction . .
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126. Biliary Calculi.
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111A Pulmonary Embolism and Thrombosis.
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DEATHS-(Concluded)
CAUSES OF DEATH
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Tot.
XIV. CONGENITAL MALFORMATION
157A Congenital Hydrocephalus
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157B Spina Bifida and Meningocele
XV. DISEASES OF EARLY INFANCY
159. Premature Birth.
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161. Other Diseases Peculiar to Early Infancy
XVI. SENILITY
162. Senility ..
XVII. VIOLENT AND ACCIDENTAL DEATHS
167. Suicide by Firearms. .
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178. Accidental Absorption of Poisonous Gas.
181. Accidental Burns . .
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183. Accidental Drowning.
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XVIII. ILL-DEFINED CAUSES OF DEATH
200. Causes of Death Not Specified or Ill Defined.
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ANNUAL REPORT
To the Board of Health:
Gentlemen:
Following is a tabulation of the various activities of the Milk Inspector. They are self explanatory.
While it may appear that the number of analyses of milk made during the year is extremely small, I wish to call to your attention that this is necessarily so because our equipment has been condemned.
The U. S. Department of Agriculture refused to approve our centrifuge and likewise our incubator. Under the law we are prohibited from using them in analyzing milk or milk products. Without them we are unable to perform the duties of this portion of our assignment.
For your information, both of these apparatus are the ones originally bought by the city. They have seen years of service and are now obsolete and will have to be replaced. We have no choice in the matter. Approval of them is refused and our only alternative is to buy new.
With your permission, I will obtain prices and submit them for whatever action you see fit to take.
Very truly yours,
WILBUR N. O'BRIEN,
Milk Inspector.
Milk Inspector's Report
Milk Analysis
Butter Fat Tests
170
Total Solid Tests
170
Sediment Tests. 170
Milk Dealer licenses granted.
27
Milk Vehicle licenses granted 29
Store licenses granted. 96
Ice Cream manufacturers licenses.
5
Pasteurization licenses granted. 3
Store Inspections. 288
Milk Plant Inspections ..
33
Dairy Farm Inspections.
130
Dairy Farm Re-inspections 32
Local Inspections.
16
Local Inspections Approved
12
Out of City Inspections
82
Out of City Inspections Approved.
75
Local Re-inspections.
7
Local Re-inspections Approved.
1
Out of City Re-inspections
25
Out of City Re-inspections approved. 3
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BOARD OF HEALTH
Licenses Issued-1935
Denatured Alcohol
4
Garbage Collection
1
Carbonated Beverages .
2
Slaughter.
1
Undertakers.
7
Manicure, Hairdressers.
37
Recapitulation
Miscellaneous.
$13,162.11
Salaries .
$3,405.03
Contagious Disease
1,537.45
Infectious Disease
1,757.72
Lakeville, Rutland.
1,564.88
Essex, North Reading.
2,892.10
Auto Hire.
657.00
Travel Expense
56.61
Telephone.
77.50
Postage, Express
36.27
Printing.
114.60
Office Supplies
501 .. 59
Milk, Lavatory
46.76
Animal Removal
296.00
Nuisance Abatement.
51.00
Association Dues
7.00
Laundry .
1.20
Tuberculosis
57.40
$13.162.11 $13,162.11
Recommendations for Consideration
1. Toilet facilities for Central Park.
2. Dumping ordinance to provide for all dumping to be done at Central Park.
We respectfully call your attention to the need of toilet facilities at Central Park. It is imperative that something be done this year in regards to this play- ground.
As you are all well aware, this is the most widely used playground in the city. It is the rendezvous of hundreds of children each day during the summer and is the gathering place of hundreds of grown-ups each evening during the base- ball season.
It is without toilet facilities of any kind. A long ago outlawed privy is used by some, and this is always in such a condition from careless users as to constitute a very great menace and health hazard.
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ANNUAL REPORT
A most opportune time for the erection of some adequate building is now, while Federal Aid can still be had. The cost of materials would be nil in compari- son with the benefits that would be derived from such an installation. Labor could be acquired through the W. P. A. and a really worthwhile project would be furnishing labor to a number of needy workmen.
In anticipation of an attractive esplanade at some future date, we would recommend that an ordinance be enacted requiring city contractors to dispose of all waste material, as was formerly done, at Central Park. A bulkhead could be erected as a W. P. A. Project, and dumping would provide the fill. It would be but a matter of a very short time before a most attractive esplanade or River- front Parkway would be a realization, a beauty spot, a place for recreation and a joy to behold.
The many benefits to be derived from such an arrangement are at this time immeasurable.
We request your thoughtful consideration.
153
LICENSING BOARD
Report of Licensing Board
November 1, 1935.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council,
City of Newburyport.
Gentlemen :
The Licensing Board of the City respectfully submits a report of its pro- ceedings, including the names of licensees, locations and classes of licenses, and receipts and expenditures, from October 1, 1934, the date of its last report, until November 1, 1935.
The following-named persons were granted licenses to sell malt beverages and wine to be drunk on the premises designated, for which each paid the annual fee of $350.00 or a proportionate part thereof:
John O'Donnell, doing business as O'Donnell's Grill, 33 Inn Street and 14 Pleasant Street $350.00
Joseph Kerkian, 18 Market Street. 350.00
Andrew Parasso, 90 Water Street .. 350.00
Nicholas T. Eaton, doing business as Eaton's Restaurant, 1 Titcomb Street. 350.00
Cornelius S. Leary, doing business as Leary's Lunch, 4 and 6 Liberty Street. 350.00
John M. Kelleher, doing business as Jack's, 10 Merrimac Street.
350.00
John J. Groves, doing business as Flying Yankee Diner, 22 Winter Street. 350.00
Joseph J. Bachmann, doing business as Red Arrow Diner, 7-11 Merri- mac Street ..
350.00
Ideal Lunch Co., Inc., 5 State Street.
350.00
Louis Fellman, doing business as Essex Lunch, 114 Merrimac Street and 2 Bridge Road . 350.00
George Barth, 117 Water Street, proportionate part of annual fee
from May 1, 1935 to December 31, 1935. 233.33
Being 11 Licenses-total fees $3,733.33
The following-named persons were granted a license to sell malt beverages. and wine not to be drunk on the premises designated, for which they paid the annual fee of $250.00:
John F. Stickney and Elinor P. Stickney, doing business as Est. of E.
P. Stickney, 66 Lime Street. $250.00
Being 1 License-total fee. $250.00
154
ANNUAL REPORT
The following-named clubs were granted licenses to sell malt beverages and wine to be drunk on the premises deisgnated, for which each paid the annual fee of $150.00:
St. Jean Baptiste Society, 38 State Street. $150.00
North End Boat Club, Inc., 282 Merrimac Street. 150.00
Neptune Veteran Firemen's Association, 34 Hancock Street. 150.00
Polish American Citizen's Club, 3 Salem Street. 150.00
Loyal Order of Moose, 3 Market Street.
150.00
Sergt. John P. Balch Camp 64, United Spanish War Veterans, 80
Purchase Street 150.00
Being 6 licenses-total fees. $900.00
The following-named persons were granted licenses to sell all alcoholic bever- ages to be drunk on the premises designated, for which each paid the annual fee of $850.00 or a proportionate part thereof:
Constantinos N. Antonopoulos, doing business as Dexter Grill, 44 Market Square (common victualler) . $850.00
Lawrence M. Twomey, doing business as Park Lunch, 1 Kent Street (common victualler) 850.00
Robert W. Weltshe, Wolfe Tavern, 98 State Street, (Innholder). .
850.00
J. Charles Hewett, 24 Market Square, (common victualler), propor- portionate part of annual fee from February 8, 1935 to December 31, 1935. 759.13
John W. Dixon, doing business as Log Cabin Inn, 5 Liberty Street (common victualler) proportionate part of annual fee from Febru- ary 13, 1935 to December 31, 1935. 747.48
Being 5 licenses-total fees. $4,056.61
The following-named persons were granted licenses to sell all alcoholic beverages not to be drunk on the premises designated, for which each paid the annual fee of $750.00:
John F. Leary, doing business as C. Leary & Company, 202 Merrimac Street. $750.00
J. Arthur Rochette and Albert E. Rochette, doing business as J. A. Rochette & Son, 4 Purchase Street. 750.00
Charles Canepa, John J. Canepa and Peter Canepa, doing business as Estate of John Canepa, 47 Merrimac Street .. 750.00
Daniel J. Lyons, doing business as Sullivan & Lyons, 37 Market Square. 750.00
Being 4 licenses-total fees $3,000.00
The following-named club was granted a license to sell all alcoholic beverages to be drunk on the premises designated, for which it paid the annual fee of $250.00:
Newburyport Lodge of Elks, 41 Green Street. $250.00
Being 1 License-total fee. $250.00
155
LICENSING BOARD
The following were granted druggist's licenses to sell alcoholic liquors, for which each paid the annual fee of $100.00:
Hoyt Drug Co., Inc., 53 Pleasant Street. . $100.00
Charles W. Perry, 2 State Street. 100.00
Edward W. Eaton, 58 State Street.
100.00
Being 3 licenses-total fees. $300.00
The following-named persons were granted common victualler's licenses at the locations designated, for which each paid the annual fee of $5.00 or a pro- portionate part thereof :
William E. Pine, 42 State Street, proportionate part of annual fee from October 22, 1934 to December 31, 1934. $.98
Paul J. Boutin, Block 1, Lot 8, Plum Island Point. 5.00
Constantinos N. Antonopoulos, as Dexter Grill, 44 Market Square. . 5.00
Joseph Kerkian, 18 Market Street 5.00
Cornelius S. Leary, as Leary's Lunch, 4-6 Liberty Street. 5.00
John J. Groves, as Flying Yankee Diner, 22 Winter Street. 5.00
Nicholas T. Eaton, as Eaton's Restaurant, 1 Titcomb Street. . 5.00
Joseph J. Bachmann, as Red Arrow Diner, 7-11 Merrimac Street. 5.00
Andrew Parasso, 90 Water Street.
5.00
Louis Fellman, as Essex Lunch, 114 Merrimac Street and 2 Bridge Road .
5.00
George Barth, 117 Water Street.
5.00
John O'Donnell, as O'Donnell's Grill, 31-33 Inn Street and 14 Pleasant Street. 5.00
Jack G. Siganos and N. Aerakis, as Ideal Lunch Co., Inc., 5 State Street.
5.00
K. W. Korney, 92 Water Street.
5.00
John M. Kelleher, as Jack's, 10 Merrimac Street.
5.00
Charles Canepa, John J. Canepa and Peter Canepa, as Est. of John Canepa, 43 Merrimac Street
5.00
Edmund W. Steer, 12 Maple Street.
5.00
Anson Crichton, Corner State and Parker Streets.
5.00
Willey's Candy Shop, 41 Pleasant Street
5.00
Ludwik Lachowicz, 68 Water Street . 5.00
Lawrence M. Twomey, as Park Lunch, 1 Kent Street. 5.00
Fowle's News Co., 17 State Street.
5.00
Annie C. Ryan, 86-88 State Street 5.00
5.00
William E. Pine, 42 State Street.
5.00
Mary T. Noyes, 125 Water Street
5.00
Joseph A. Grandpre, Joe's Lunch, 88 Pleasant Street. 5.00
Adolph Petrowski, 100 Water Street. 5.00
Alexander F. Fuller, on new highway near Newbury Line. 5.00
Russell C. Macintosh, 127 Water Street. 5.00
Sarah Sanborn, 139 Water Street. 5.00
J. Charles Hewett, 24 Market Square. 5.00
Ellen Mullen, 284 Merrimac Street. . . 5.00
Daniel J. Lyons, 29 Market Square. .
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ANNUAL REPORT
Fred W. Chase, 33 State Street.
$5.00
Rich's Diner, Inc., 175 State Street. 5.00
Teresa Ross, doing business as James Ross, 158 Merrimac Street . . . 5.00
John G. Murray, 42 Kent Street. 5.00
Dora Woodman, 97 Water Street. .
5.00
Lillian E. Kelleher, doing business as "Kelleher's Diner", 27 Green Street.
5.00
Frank D. Santoro, 31 Monroe Street.
5.00
John Pappas, 92 Pleasant Street. 5.00
Peter Stevens, 1 Milk Street.
5.00
Nicholas Dedes, doing business as Dede's Candy Shop, 4 State Street Demian Kalkow, 48 Kent Street
5.00
Christ Chagros, 164 Water Street
5.00
Sumner H. Sargent, 269 Merrimac Street.
5.00
Chester F. Marr, 31 Washington Street 5.00
5.00
Edward F. Hynes, "The Store" Plum Island Point.
5.00
Paul J. Boutin, Block D, Lot 63, Plum Island Point . 5.00
John W. Dixon, doing business as Log Cabin Inn, 5 Liberty Street . . .
5.00
Earle R. Gurney, doing business as Richardson's Candy Shoppe, 46 State Street .. 5.00
Helen H. Staniford, Lot No. 75, Block "A", Plum Island.
5.00
Gladys Kelleher, Three Roads Stand, 2 Storey Avenue. 5.00
Harry Brockelbank, 272 Water Street.
5.00
Ruth Brasier, 188 Water Street . 5.00
Charles M. Devaunne, 133 Merrimac Street
5.00
Being 1 license at 98 cents and 57 licenses at $5.00 each. . $285.98
The following-named person was granted an Innholder's license for which he paid the annual fee of $5.00:
Robert W. Weltshe, as Wolfe Tavern, 98 State Street. $5.00
Being 1 license at $5.00. $5.00
The following-named persons were granted licenses to sell ice cream, con- fectionery, soda water or fruit at the locations designated, for which each paid the sum of $5.00:
Paul J. Boutin, Block 1, Lot 8, Plum Island Point.
K. W. Korney, 92 Water Street.
William Gale, 430 Merrimac Street.
Earle R. Gurney, doing business as Richardson's Candy Shoppe, 46 State Street. Joseph Fram, 24 Fair Street.
George Kalashian and Jere A. Leary, doing business as Kalashian & Leary, 2 Kent Street.
Charles Johnson, 226 Merrimac Street.
Willey's Candy Shop, 41 Pleasant Street.
Harry Apostolos, doing business as Tuscarora, 38 Pleasant Street.
5.00
John Antonopoulos, 140 High Street 5.00
Edward Murphy, 40 Pleasant Street.
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LICENSING BOARD
Fowle's News Co., 17 State Street. John Cortes, 71 Pleasant Street. Lorenzo D. Ross, 28 Purchase Street. Leslie Mitchell, 70 Storey Avenue. Charles H. Drew, Jr., 38 Purchase Street.
Christ Chagros, 164 Water Street.
Arthur Russell, 28 Madison Street.
Fred W. Chase, 33 State Street.
Nicholas Dede's, Dedes Candy Shop, 4 State Street.
Pauline G. Ayers, Corner Kent and Monroe Streets.
Frank D. Santoro, 31 Monroe Street.
John G. Murray, 42 Kent Street.
Charles Canepa, John Canepa and Peter Canepa, doing business as Estate of John Canepa, 43 Merrimac Street.
John Antonopoulos, Mall Spa, 140 High Street.
Charles C. Swasey and John E. Swasey, doing business as Swasey Bros., 33 Market Square.
William P. Donahue, 167 High Street.
Benjamin Fields, 111 Prospect Street.
Theodore Yatilis, 165 Merrimac Street.
Sumner H. Sargent, 259 Merrimac Street.
Bert H. Reed, 333 Merrimac Street.
Mary E. Casey, 341/2 Market Street.
Mary Fosillo, 172 Merrimac Street.
Flossie C. D. McKinney, 38 Washington Street.
Helen H. Staniford, Lot No. 75, Block "A", Plum Island.
N. J. Tikelis, 122 Pleasant Street.
Being 34 licenses at $5.00 each $170.00
The following-named persons were granted lodging house licenses at the locations designated, for which each paid the sum of $2.00:
Lena M. Littlefield, 182 State Street.
Fannie Traister, 26 Water Street.
Aristotalis Sotoropoulos, 23 Middle Street.
Ella E. Cummings, 177 Merrimac Street.
Melzir B. Lawrence, 11 Charter Street.
Being 5 licenses at $2.00 each. $10.00
The following-named person was granted an amusement license, to be con- ducted at the location designated, for which he paid the sum of $5.00:
John M. Kelleher, Jack's, 10 Merrimac Street. Being 1 license at $5.00 $5.00
The following-named persons were granted Coffee House licenses at the lo- cations designated, for which each paid the sum of $5.00:
Peter Chetsas, 14 Merrimac Street.
George Eskizis, 15 Merrimac Street.
Being 2 licenses at $5.00 each. $10.00
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ANNUAL REPORT
The following were granted licenses to sell denatured alcohol at the locations designated, for which each paid the sum of $1.00:
L. L. Peavey Co., Inc., 35 Market Square.
Alexander F. Fuller, on new highway near Newbury line.
Newburyport Garage, Inc., 91 State Street.
Martin W. Dugan Co., 6 Market Square.
Collis Chevrolet, Inc., 159 State Street.
Charles L. Davis, 56 Pleasant Street.
Busfield Oil, 115 Water Street.
Being 7 licenses at $1.00 each $7.00
Your Board received the sum of twelve thousand nine hundred and eighty- two dollars and ninety-two cents ($12,982.92) for all licenses, which amount has been turned over to the City Treasurer.
Recapitulation
Licenses to sell malt beverages and wine:
To be drunk on the premises-
10 licenses at $350.
$3,500.00
1 license.
233.33
$3,733.33
Not to be drunk on the premises-
1 license at $250.00
Club-
6 licenses at $150. 900.00
Licenses to sell alcoholic beverages:
To be drunk on premises-
3 licenses at $850. $2,550.00
1 license at. 759.13
1 license at . 747.48
$4,056.61
Not to be drunk on premises-
4 licenses at $750. . $3,000.00
Club-
1 license at . 250.00
Druggist's-alcoholic liquors-
3 licenses at $100 300.00
$12,489.94
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LICENSING BOARD
Common Victualler's-
1 license at .98.
$.98
57 licenses at $5.
285.00
$285.98
Innholders-
1 license at 5.00
Ice Cream, etc .-
34 licenses at $5. $70.00
Lodging House-
5 licenses at $2. 10.00
-
Amusement-
1 license at. 5.00
Coffee House-
2 licenses at $5. . 10.00
Denatured Alcohol-
7 licenses at $1.
7.00
A total of 143 licenses. $12,982.92
Your Board incurred the following indebtedness, which is unpaid:
1934
Nov. 19 News Publishing Company, Inc. Notice to applicants for li- censes. $2.00
1935
Jan. 22 News Publishing Company, Inc. Notice to applicants for de- natured alcohol licenses . 1.50
Stationery, postage, attending hearing on appeal at State House, Boston, before Alcoholic Beverages Control Com- mission, etc. 12.75
Typing and clerical assistance. 20.00
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