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400.00
100.00
Other expenses .
1,780.00
700.00
City Clerk's Department
Salary of City Clerk.
2,007.50
2,200.00
Other expenses .
200.00
200.00
Law Department
Salary of City Solicitor
1,000.00
1,000.00
Other expenses .
353.00
200.00
Foreclosure of Tax Titles
791.25
1,000.00
City Messenger.
1,600.00
1,600.00
Election and Registration
Salary of Registrars.
600.00
600.00
Registration.
880.00
750.00
Other expenses
2,794.00
2,794.00
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CITY AUDITOR
City Hall
$2,100.00
$2,100.00
Old Records and Typewriting
200.00
100.00
License Commissioners
Salary of Commissioners
950.00
950.00
Other expenses
50.00
50.00
Planning Board.
100.00
100.00
Enforcement of Zoning Law.
50.00
50.00
Police Department
Salaries and Wages.
32,180.54
30,823.57
Other expenses.
2,284.00
1,700.00
Other expenses previous years
89.50
89.50
Police Signal Service.
735.00
400.00
Police Signal Service 1941.
2,25
2.25
Fire Department
Salaries.
28,140.00
29,660.00
Other expenses
2,850.00
2,850.00
Fire Pensions.
2,470.00
2,476.78
Fire Alarm, Inspection and Trees
Fire Alarm, Salary of Superintendent.
800.00
800.00
Other expenses.
735.00
700.00
Other expenses 1941.
2.25
2.25
Inspection Buildings.
25.00
25.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
800.00
500.00
Other expenses .
150.00
100.00
Tree Department, Salary of Warden
500.00
500.00
Other expenses .
1,440.00
1,400.00
Moth Department, Salary of Supt.
1,200.00
1,200.00
Other expenses .
1,032.50
900.00
Dog Officer, Salary.
100.00
100.00
Health and Sanitation
Supervision, Salary of Clerk, Inspector and Agent.
1,500.00
1,500.00
Miscellaneous .
9,081.76
5,300.00
Vital Statistics.
250.00
150.00
Vital Statistics 1941.
39.00
39.00
Inspector of School Children, Salary.
700.00
700.00
Inspector of Animals, Salary
350.00
350.00
Inspector of Milk, Salary
600.00
600.00
Inspector of Slaughtering, Salary.
850.00
500.00
Sewer Construction
1,000.00
600.00
Sewer Maintenance
1,000.00
500.00
Sewer Maintenance 1941.
2.10
2.10
Street Cleaning.
3,000.00
3,000.00
Ashes and Rubbish.
9,000.00
9,000.00
District Nurse.
100.00
100.00
Garbage Disposal
5,200.00
5,214.29
Garbage Disposal, Plum Island
150.00
150.00
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Highway Department
Supervision, Salary Superintendent.
$2,400.00
$2,294.29
Other expenses .
250.00
100.00
City Trucks.
5,000.00
2,500.00
City Trucks 1941
1.50
1.50
Repairs.
12,000.00
7,000.00
Culverts.
2,400.00
1,400.00
Street Sprinkling.
4,600.00
4,500.00
Sidewalks and Edgestones.
2,000.00
1,300.00
Miscellaneous
500.00
250.00
Traffic Light, current.
250.00
250.00
Street Lighting
19,200.00
19,265.00
Street Lighting Plum Island.
200.00
200.00
Snow and Ice Removal
12,000.00
8,000.00
Harbor Master, Salary.
125.00
125.00
Gas and Oil, city departments, (exclusive Water and Fire Departments)
3,500.00
3,500.00
Charities
Public Welfare
Salaries and Wages.
9,954.12
8,300.00
Other expenses .
97,925.00
48,700.00
Other expenses 1941.
1,300.00
1,300.00
Anna Jaques Hospital
1,000.00
1,000.00
Worcester Memorial Hospital ..
600.00
600.00
Aid Dependent Children, Administration.
700.00
700.00
Aid Dependent Children
48,000.00
17,000.00
Old Age Assistance, Administration.
2,550.00
1,950.00
Old Age Assistance. .
112,000.00
100,000.00
Government Commodity Commissary .
3,975.00
1,600.00
Soldiers' Benefits
Soldiers' Relief, Salary Agent.
1,000.00
1,000.00
Other expenses .
18,500.00
16,000.00
Other expenses 1941.
21.78
21.78
State Aid.
1,770.00
1,600.00
Military Aid.
780.00
700.00
Care of Soldiers' Graves
100.00
100.00
Soldiers' Burials .
100.00
100.00
School Department
Salaries and Wages.
161,157.00
146,000.00
Other expenses . .
27,045.00
24,000.00
Other expenses 1941.
103.77
103.77
Public Library
Salaries and Wages
12,499.00
11,257.86
Other expenses
3,192.00
2,000.00
.
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Recreations
Moseley Woods.
$500.00
$500.00
City Parks.
915.00
900.00
Atkinson Common.
700.00
700.00
Central Park and Playgrounds.
715.00
700.00
Simmons Beach.
200.00
150.00
High School Grounds.
305.00
300.00
Park and Tree Department Headquarters
380.00
300.00
Unclassified
Workmen's Compensation
1,000.00
1,000.00
Damages Persons and Property and Claims .
3,500.00
3,500.00
Other City Properties .
900.00
900.00
Memorial Day, G. A. R
400.00
400.00
Firemen's Memorial Sunday.
75.00
75.00
Spanish War Veterans Memorial Day
50.00
50.00
Veterans Foreign Wars Memorial Day.
50.00
50.00
American Legion
50.00
50.00
Disabled American Veterans.
50.00
50.00
Clam Maintenance Salaries.
9,542.85
8,352.87
Other expenses .
2,656.64
2,000.00
Municipal Retirement Administration
635.00
500.00
Pension Accumulation Fund.
13,432.00
13,432.00
Undistributed Income.
370.09
370.09
Parking Areas.
400.00
400.00
Materials for Projects .
35,000.00
20,000.00
Sewing Project 1941.
5.85
5.85
Girls National Youth Project 1941
34.16
34.16
Library Project 1941
11.54
11.54
Park Project 1941.
1.10
1.10
National Youth Boys Project 1941.
2.05
2.05
Repairs to Public Bldgs. Project 1941
14.00
14.00
World War Memorial Stadium Project 1941.
135.16
135.16
Cemeteries.
1,500.00
975.00
Rest Room Plum Island .
100.00
Reserve Fund
5,450.00
3,697.50
Fourth of July Celebration
200.00
200.00
Tire Rationing Board.
150.00
25.00
Indebtedness
Interest.
15,300.00
15,300.00
Indebtedness
81,704.08
81,704.08
Water Department
Salaries and Wages.
28,015.00
28,015.00
Water Debt from P.W.A. Grant balance
1,809.81
Indebtedness
7,000.00
5,190.19
Interest.
2,375.00
2,375.00
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New Pump
$1,850.00
$1,850.00
Other expenses
26,170.07
23,820.07
Other expenses 1941.
79.93
79.93
$956,285.28 $786,505.67
Summary of Budget
General Government
$37,302.69
$34,226.33
Police Department.
35,291.29
33,015.32
Fire Department. .
33,460.00
34,986.78
Fire Alarm, Inspection and Trees
6,784.75
6,227.25
Health and Sanitation
32,822.86
27,705.39
Highway Department
64,426.50
50,685.79
Charities
278,004.12
181,150.00
Soldiers' Benefits.
22,271.78
19,521.78
School Department.
188,305.77
170,103.77
Public Library.
15,691.00
13,257.86
Recreations
3,715.00
3,550.00
Unclassified .
75,715.44
56,231.32
Indebtedness
97,004.08
97,004.08
Water Department.
65,490.00
63,140.00
$956,285.28 $790,805.67
DEPARTMENT REPORTS AND
LIST OF JURORS
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Report of City Registrar
Births Registered in 1941 (Including stillbirths)
Male
Female
January
14
16
February
14
12
March.
14
11
April
7
9
May
11
15
June.
13
9
July.
16
12
August.
23
15
September
14
15
October.
14
14
November
14
9
December
16
18
170
155
Nativity of Parents
Father
Mother
Newburyport.
U. S. outside of Newburyport.
189
191
Nova Scotia.
2
2
New Brunswick.
3
3
Canada
3
7
Ireland
1
1
England
1
Poland
1
Unknown
6
325
325
Births outside of Newburyport, parents residing in City, 5 males, 2 females. Births in Newburyport, parents residing elsewhere, 60 males, 58 females.
Marriages Registered 1941
January
2
February
14
March.
11
April
14
May
. .
12
118
120
Italy
2
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June
26
July.
16
August.
22
September
17
October.
19
November
20
December.
9
182
Nativity of Contracting Parties
Bride
Groom
Newburyport.
87
79
U. S. outside of Newburyport
89
93
Poland .
1
1
Scotland
1
Provinces
1
1
Greece.
1
Canada.
2
5
Armenia
1
Syria.
1
Albania.
1
182
182
Deaths Recorded in 1941 Including stillbirths-5 males, 2 females
Male
Female
January
11
13
February
9
14
March.
12
7
April
10
14
May
11
14
June
9
6
July.
7
8
August
5
8
September
9
5
October
12
13
November
6
10
December.
11
5
112
117
Non-residents died in City : 21 males, 22 females.
Residents of City dying elsewhere: 16 males, 13 females.
Non-residents buried in City (not included in above): 6 males, 17 females.
WILLIAM D. KELLY, City Registrar.
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Report of Board of Assessors
January 1, 1942. City Hall, Newburyport, Mass.
To His Honor, the Mayor and City Council,
Gentlemen :
The Board of Assessors of the City of Newburyport hereby submit its report for the year 1941.
The City, County and State warrants called for the following amounts:
Total appropriations G.L. 41-15A
$789,763.53
Appropriations from available funds
G. L. 59-23 Year 1941.
$57,216.46
Year 1942.
51,755.70 108,972.16 $898,735.69
Deficits in overlay:
Year 1938.
$753.75
Year 1939.
37.73
$791.48
Other amounts Water Dept
$5,000.00
Excess and Deficit account.
16,090.54
$21,090.54
State Tax ..
$34,650.00
Parks and Reservations.
608.52
Audit.
328.19
Veterans care.
120.00
Clam Plant.
$554.73
$36,261.44
County Tax.
$21,973.86
Tuberculosis Hospital
5,787.35
Bridges .
3,675.00
$31,436.21
$31,436.21
Overlay.
16,461.09
$1,004,776.45
Estimated Receipts
$335,450.09
State Parks and Reservation
40.83
Available funds.
108,972.16
$444,463.08
$444,463.08
Net amount to be raised by taxation
$560,313.37
underestimates
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS
In order to raise this amount it was necessary to declare a tax rate of $44.40 per thousand of valuation, an increase of $.60 cents per thousand of valuation for the year 1941.
Polls, 4563 at $2.00
$9,126.00
Personal Property. $1,416,380.00 at $44.40.
62,887.27
Real Estate 10,997,750.00. at $44.40.
488,300.10
$560,313.37
The total amount to be raised by taxation and committed to the Collector for collection was $560,313.37.
The Board made five committments of Motor Vehicle Excise Tax as follows:
Cars
Valuation
Tax
Committment No. 1.
1808
$402,630.00
$14,909.10
Committment No. 2.
707
151,100.00
4,883.27
Committment No. 3.
704
195,340.00
4,804.51
Committment No. 4.
257
72,080.00
1,125.98
Committment No. 5.
68
32,170.00
217.44
Totals.
3544
$853,320.00
$25,954.30
The amount of abatements granted on Motor Vehicle Excise Tax during the year 1941 was as follows:
Levy of the year 1940
$32.91
Levy of the year 1941
1,475.57
$1,508.48
The amount of abatements granted on Real Estate, Personal Property and Polls was as follows:
Levy of the year 1934
$437.49
Levy of the year 1935
1,621.80
Levy of the year 1936
1,906.05
Levy of the year 1937
1,393.92
Levy of the year 1938
2,018.02
Levy of the year 1939
7,395.85
Levy of the year 1940
2,641.00
Levy of the year 1941.
12,061.70
$29,475.83
The gain in valuation for the year 1941 is as follows:
Valuation for the year 1940
Year 1941
Real Estate.
$10,899,270.00
$10,997,750.00
Personal Property. 1,410,030.00
1,416,380.00
Gain $98,480.00 6,350.00
$12,309,300.00 $12,414,130.00
$104,830.00
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The total increase in valuation for the year 1941 of both personal property and real estate was $104,830.00.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN H. SHEA, CHARLES A. MORSE, EVERETT F. LANDFORD,
Board of Assessors.
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CITY SOLICITOR
Report of the City Solicitor
January 6, 1942.
City Council, City Hall,
Newburyport, Mass.
Gentlemen :
The following is a report, filed in compliance with Chapter 14 of the Revised Ordi- nances of the City of Newburyport (1937), of my conduct of the office of City Solicitor from the date of my appointment, July 12, 1941, to the expiration of the term on Janu- ary 5, 1942.
When I assumed office, the cases listed below were pending against the City in courts of the Commonwealth.
Brooks Construction and Lumber Company:
An action of contract, in the Essex Superior Court, for labor and material allegedly due the plaintiff. This case has not been tried.
Susie F. McCurdy :
An action of tort, in the Essex Superior Court, based upon a claim for damages for personal injuries. This is still pending.
City of Medford:
A soldier's relief case, in the Middlesex Superior Court, in which the plaintiff city claimed that the veteran had a settlement in Newburyport. With the approval of the agent and the Committee on Soldiers' Relief, I settled this case for $150.00.
June Day:
An action of tort, in the Suffolk Superior Court, arising out of an alleged defect in a sidewalk. This case had not been reached for trial when I left office.
Errol Rolfe and Lillian Rolfe:
Actions of tort, in the District Court of Newburyport, to recover for personal in- juries and property damage, claimed to have resulted from a highway defect. This case has not been tried.
Depositors Realty Corporation:
An action of contract, in the Essex County Superior Court, in which the plaintiff seeks to recover for rent which it claims is owed by the city. This is still pending.
George Bowman and George Bowman, Jr.
These actions of tort, previously tried to a jury in the Essex County Superior Court, had already been taken to the Supreme Judicial Court when I took office. They have been heard in the latter with the result that the judgment is for the city in the first case and for the plaintiff in the second case.
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Since July 12, 1941, two actions have been entered against, the city. One is that of Eleanor Quill to recover for personal injuries as a result of an alleged defective condition in a highway, and the other is that of Hannah G. Robinson, administratrix of the estate of John E. Norton, for injuries claimed to have been received by the deceased as a result of a fall on a sidewalk on Merrimac Street. Both cases are awaiting trial in the Essex County Superior Court.
At the request of the Old Age Assistance Department, I brought an action in the name of the city against the Inhabitants of the Town of Salisbury to recover a sum of money furnished to a recipient who is believed to have a settlement in that town. This is in the District Court of Newburyport, and has not been tried.
I represented the city in the tax appeal cases of Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co., Ella M. Johnson and Nathaniel N. and Jennie U. Jones. Two of these cases were settled before hearing and the third was tried before the Appellate Tax Board in Boston.
Several tax foreclosure proceedings, brought by my predecessor, were pending in the Land Court when I came into office. Some of these have been completed during my term. The others will probably be finished within a few months.
In addition to the foregoing problems, I have attended to the numerous routine duties of the office, including the investigation of claims, the preparation of opinions, the drafting of contracts, deeds and other documents required from time to time by the various municipal departments.
Very truly yours,
MALCOLM G. AYRES,
City Solicitor in 1941.
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LICENSING BOARD
Office of the Licensing Board
Newburyport, Massachusetts, May 23, 1942.
Hon. John M. Kelleher, Mayor of Newburyport.
Dear Sir:
The Licensing Board of the City respectfully submits a report of its proceedings, including the names of licensees, locations and classes of licenses, and receipts and ex- penditures for the year 1941:
The following-named corporation was granted a Druggist's license to sell alcoholic liquors, for which it paid the annual fee of $100.00:
No.
26 Hoyt Drug Co., Inc., Frank Hoyt, Manager, 19 Pleasant Street. Being 1 license at $100.00.
The following-named person was granted a Seasonal Common Victualler's license to sell wines and malt beverages seven days for which she paid the annual fee of $250.00.
No.
28 Frances I. Twomey, d/b/a Leonardo, Lots 91, 92, 105 and 106, Plum Island. Being 1 license at $250.00.
The following-named person was granted an Amusement license to conduct or- chestra, orthophonie and radio entertainment at the location designated, for which she paid the annual fee of $5.00:
Frances I. Twomey, d/b/a Leonardo, Lots 91, 92, 105 and 106, Plum Island. Being 1 license at $5.00.
The following-named person was granted an Innholder's Seasonal license to sell all alcoholic beverages for which he paid a fee of $450.00:
No.
27 Robert W. Weltshe, d/b/a Wolfe Tavern, 98 State Street, corner of Harris Street, two entrances on Harris Street (fee May 1 to October 31, 1941). Being 1 license at $450.00.
The following-named person was granted an Innholder's license for which he paid the annual fee of $5.00:
Robert W. Weltshe, d/b/a Wolfe Tavern, 98 State Street, corner Harris Street. Being 1 license at $5.00.
The following-named persons were granted common victualler's licenses at the lo- cations designated for the year 1941, for which each paid the annual fee of $5.00:
Fowle's News Co., 17 State Street.
George T. Merrill, 433 Merrimac Street.
George H. Kelso, 801/2 Purchase Street.
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F. W. Woolworth Co., 31 Pleasant Street.
May Lazzaro, 69 Merrimac Street.
Rich's Diner, Inc., Traffic Circle.
Robert E. Goodhue and Edward E. Hammon, d/b/a Naborhood Cash Grocery, 3412 Market Street.
K. W. Korney, 92 Water Street.
Harry Waks, at Ruth Shoe Co., 46 Merrimac Street.
Raoul Boutin, d/b/a Boutin's Clam Shell, 51-B Merrimac Street.
Young Women's Christian Association, 13 Market Street.
Martha Dyer, 24 Middle Street.
Amelia D. Brown, 5 Pond Street.
Mary Pandela, 125 Water Street.
Theresa Ross, 158 Merrimac Street.
Earle R. Gurney, d/b/a Richardson's Candy Shop, 48 State Street.
Boleslaw Sharych, 1 Milk Street.
Ludwick Lachowicz, 68 Water Street.
John G. Murray, 42 Kent Street.
William Schwartz, 2 Orange Street.
Pauline G. Ayers, 40 Kent Street.
Constantine Conion, 4 Inn Street.
Albert Thomsen, 10 Merrimac Street.
Ellen Mullen, 284 Merrimac Street.
Harry Brockelbank, Plum Island Turnpike.
Frances I. Twomey, d/b/a Leonardo, Lots 91. 92, 105, 106, Plum Island. John O'Donnell, 33 Inn Street. Harold E. Hawkes, 427 Merrimac Street.
Frank E. Hamel, d/b/a Trailer Lunch, in parking area at Plum Island Point.
Albert E. Rochette, Plum Island Point.
Ira E. Chapman at Towle Mfg. Co., 260 Merrimac Street.
Edward F. Hynes, Plum Island Point.
Mrs. Charles H. Walker, 76th Street, Plum Island.
Robert H. Sawyer, d/b/a Sawyer's, James N. Chooljian, Mgr., Plum Island Point. Constantinos N. Antonopoulos, d/b/a Terminal Spa, 30-32 Market Square.
Nora Twomey, d/b/a Schell's Bakery, 55 Federal Street.
Isaac R. Webster, d/b/a Riverside Dairy, 352 Merrimac Street.
Being 37 licenses at $5.00 each-$185.00.
The following-named person was granted a Coffee House license for which he paid the annual fee of $5.00:
Peter L. Chetsas, 14 Merrimac Street.
Being 1 license at $5.00.
The following-named persons were granted Lodging House licenses at the locations designated, for which each paid the sum of $2.00:
Robert W. Weltshe, Garrison Inn, 11 Brown Square.
Samuel Traister, 26 Water Street. Charles L. Ranlet, 12 Parker Street. Sidney Littlefield, 182 State Street.
Mrs. M. B. Lawrence, 11 Charter Street.
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Mrs. George Kendall, 61 Hill Street. Roland H. Oliver, 170 State Street. Bessie G. Phillips, 5 and 7 Essex Street. Being 8 licenses at $2.00 each-$16.00.
The following-named persons were granted licenses to sell Frozen Desserts, Ice Cream Mix, Confectionery, Soda Water or Fruit at the locations designated, for which each paid the fee of $5.00:
William E. Gale, 430 Merrimac Street.
Charles H. Drew, 38 Purchase Street.
Fowle's News Co., 17 State Street. L. F. and N. F. Snow, 351 Merrimac Street.
George Chakires, 11 Green Street.
K. W. Korney, 92 Water Street. Bert H. Reed, 333 Merrimac Street.
Christos Chagres, 164 Water Street.
Dedes Candy Shop, N. Dedes, Prop., 4 State Street.
Isaac R. Webster, d/b/a Riverside Dairy, 352 Merrimac Street.
Lloyd Clough, 41 Pleasant Street.
Clover Leaf Dairy, Inc., 2 Storey Avenue at Three Roads.
John Antonopoulos and James Sotoropoulos, d/b/a Mall Spa, 140 High Street. Fred W. Chase, 33 State Street.
Est. of John Canepa, 43 Merrimac Street.
Boleslaw Sharyck, 1 Milk Street.
Robert E. Goodhue and Edward E. Hammon, d/b/a Naborhood Cash Grocery, 3412 Market Street.
Louis Canepa, 38 Washington Street.
Pauline G. Ayers, 40 Kent Street.
Mildred Short, 269 Merrimac Street.
Kalashian & Leary, 2 Kent Street. Annie C. Ryan, 88 State Street. Mary Fosillo, 172 Merrimac Street. Robert H. Sawyer, d/b/a Sawyer's, James N. Chooljian, Mgr., Plum Island Point. Helen H. Staniford, Lot 75, Block A, Plum Island.
Frank D. Santoro, 31 Monroe Street.
Theodore Yatilis, 165 Merrimac Street. Stasos J. Battis, 12 Maple Street. Leslie E. Mitchell, 70 Storey Avenue. Ann Askinas, 88 Prospect Street. Ida Askinas, 49 Middle Street. John G. Murray, 42 Kent Street.
Charles H. Sanborn, 139 Water Street.
Bessie Trebach, 143 Water Street.
Joseph Fram, 24 Fair Street. George G. Meinerth, 54 Ashland Street.
Robert A. Cooper, 60 Jefferson Street. Tony Geuvelis, 25 Middle Street. Constantinos N. Antonopoulos, d/b/a Terminal Spa, 30-32 Market Square Leon Triandafilou and Theodore Triandafilou, 336 High Street.
Being 40 licenses at $5.00 each-$200.00.
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The following-named persons were granted common victualler's licenses at the locations designated, for the year 1942, for which each paid the annual fee of $5 .:
John Pappas, 92 Pleasant Street.
James Dourmas, 11 Merrimac Street.
Paylag Chorebanian, d/b/a Paul's Cafe, 131-133 Merrimac Street.
Zaharias Limnios, 18 Market Street.
Michael M. Twomey, 1 Titcomb Street.
Lawrence M. Twomey, d/b/a Park Lunch, 1 Kent Street and 185 Merrimac Street.
Cornelius S. Leary, d/b/a Leary's Lunch, 11-15 Middle Street.
Daniel J. Lyons, d/b/a Lyons Lunch, 29 Market Square.
John J. O'Bara, 98 Water Street, corner of Lime Street.
Constantinos N. Antonopoulos, d/b/a The Lodge Cafe, 39-41 Market Square.
Nicholas Pahakis, 43-44 Market Square.
John W. Dixon, d/b/a Log Cabin, 5 Liberty Street.
John J. Creeden, d/b/a K & C Spa, 24 Market Square.
Louis Fellman, d/b/a Essex Lunch, 2 Bridge Road and 114 Merrimac Street.
John J. Groves, d/b/a Flying Yankee Diner, 22 Winter Street.
Ideal Lunch & Restaurant Co., Inc., Jack G. Siganos, Manager, 5 State Street with entrance on Middle Street.
Charles Canepa, John J. Canepa and Peter Canepa, d/b/a Estate of John Canepa, 43 Merrimac Street.
Annie C. Ryan, 88 State Street.
George H. Kelso, 8012 Purchase Street.
J. J. Newberry Co., 13-17 Pleasant Street.
Being 20 licenses at $5.00 each-$100.00.
The following-named persons were granted Retail Package Goods Store licenses to sell all alcoholic beverages for the year 1942 for which each paid the annual fee of $750.00:
No.
1 John F. Leary, d/b/a C. Leary & Company, 202 Merrimac Street.
2 Daniel J. Lyons, d/b/a Sullivan & Lyons, 37 Market Square.
4 Canepa Bros. Inc., Peter Canepa, Manager, 47 Merrimac Street.
5 J. Arthur Rochette and Albert E. Rochette, d/b/a J. Arthur Rochette & Son, 4 Purchase Street.
Being 4 licenses at $750.00 each-$3,000.00.
The following-named persons were granted Common Victualler's licenses to sell all alcoholic beverages (seven days) for the year 1942 for which each paid the annual fee of $850.00:
No.
3 Constantinos N. Antonopoulos, d/b/a The Lodge Cafe, 39-41 Market Square.
6 Cornelius S. Leary, d/b/a Leary's Lunch, 11-15 Middle Street.
9 Lawrence M. Twomey, d/b/a Park Lunch, 1 Kent Street and 185 Merrimac Street.
11 John W. Dixon, d/b/a Log Cabin, 5 Liberty Street.
14 John J. Creeden, d/b/a K & C Spa, 24 Market Square.
17 John J. O'Bara, 98 Water Street, corner of Lime Street, entrance on Lime Street being unnumbered.
20 Nicholas Pahakis, 43-44 Market Square.
Being 7 licenses at $850.00 each-$5,950.00.
89
LICENSING BOARD
The following-named persons were granted Common Victualler's licenses to sell wines and malt beverages (seven days) for the year 1942 for which each paid the annual fee of $350.00.
No.
8 Paylag Chorebanian, d/b/a Paul's Cafe, 131-133 Merrimac Street.
10 Zaharias Limnios, 18 Market Street.
12 Louis Fellman, d/b/a Essex Lunch, 2 Bridge Road and 114 Merrimac Street.
16 John J. Groves, d/b/a Flying Yankee Diner, 22 Winter Street.
22 Michael M. Twomey, 1 Titcomb Street.
24 Ideal Lunch & Restaurant Co., Inc., Jack G. Siganos, Manager, 5 State Street with entrance on Middle Street being unnumbered.
7 Andrew Parasso, 90 Water Street.
Being 7 licenses granted-6 issued at $350.00 each, $2,100.00.
The following-named Clubs were granted Club licenses to sell wines and malt beverages for which each paid the annual fee of $175.00.
No.
13 St. Jean Baptiste Society, Majorique J. Belanger, Manager, 38 State Street.
15 North End Boat Club, Henry Abram, Manager, 282 Merrimac Street.
21 Neptune Veteran Firemen's Association, Inc., William H. Fuchs, Manager, 34 Hancock Street, (Malt Beverages only).
Being 3 licenses at $175.00 each-$525.00.
The following-named persons were granted a Retail Package Goods Store license to sell wines and malt beverages for which they paid the annual fee of $250.00:
No.
18 John F. Stickney and Elinor P. Stickney, d/b/a Est. of E. P. Stickney, 66 Lime Street.
Being 1 license at $250.00.
Your Board received the sum of thirteen thousand one hundred forty-one dollars ($13,141.00) for all licenses issued during the year 1941, which amount has been turned over to the City Treasurer.
RECAPITULATION
Licenses to sell All Alcoholic Beverages:
Druggist's-
1 1941 license at. $100.00
Innholder's-
1 1941 seasonal license at 450.00
Retail Package Goods Stores-
4 1942 licenses at $750.00 each. 3,000.00
Common Victuallers-
7 1942 7-day licenses at $850.00 each. 5,950.00
$9,500.00
90
ANNUAL REPORT
Licenses to sell Wines and Malt Beverages:
Common Victuallers-
1 1941 seasonal 7-day license at. $250.00
6 1942 7-day licenses at $350.00 each. 2,100.00
Retail Package Goods Store-
1 1942 license at.
250.00
Club-
3 1942 licenses at $175.00 each. 525.00
$3,125.00
Amusement-
1 1941 license at 5.00
Innholder's-
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