USA > Massachusetts > Essex County > Newburyport > City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1949-1950 > Part 4
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14
100.50
Schools
Institution for Savings
Demand
5,000.00
125.78
Schools
U.S.G. Bonds
1956
5,000.00
125.00
Schools
W. O. Coffin
U.S.C. Bonds
Jan. 1956
10,000.00
250.00
Books for Library
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
700.00
14.00
Replacement of Old Books
U.S.G. Bonds
19 56
2,000.00
50.00
Supt. of Reading Room
John J. Currier
U.S.G. Bonds
1956
1,000.00
25.00
Newburyport & Newbury Books
A. E. Cutter
U.S.G. Bonds
19 56
4,000.00
100.00
Gen'1. Use of Library
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
432.17
8.64
Beautifying the City
Institution for Savings
Demand
1,227.10
30.87
Beautifying the City
City of New York 32%
Nov. 1, 1953
1,000.00
35.00
Beautifying the City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe-4%
Oct. 1, 1995
1,000.00
40.00
Beautifying the City
U.S.G. Bonds
June 1954
50,000.00
1,250.00
Beautifying the City
Chicago & Erie R.R. - 5%
May 1, 1982
1,000.00
50.00
Beautifying the City
Annie D. Davis
U.S.G. Bonds
1956
1,000.00
25.00
Aged Ladies
Institution for Savings
Demand
2,137.50
53.76
Poor
Nathan D. Dodge
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
1,020.00
20.40
Books for Library
Wm. H. P. Dodge
Institution for Savings
Demand
2,645.00
66.12
Books, Papers for Library
Susan M. Donnell
U.S.G. Bonds
1956
3,000.00
75.00
General Use of Library
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
2,500.00
50.00
Poor
Institution for Savings
Demand
1,206.25
30.34
Poor
Daniel Foster
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank U.S.G. Bonds
June 1954
1,000.00
25.00
Books for Library
A. M. Gorwaiz
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
100.00
2.01
S. A. Green
Demand
2,000.00
50.00
George Haskell
Demand
1,072.50
26.80
Books for Library
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
283.17
5.57
Athletic Field
High School (Cl. '17)
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
294.09
5.79
Memorial
Charles H. Knight
S. W. Marston
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank U.S. G. Bonds
1956
5,000.00
125.00
General Use of Library
CITY TREASURER
62
Emma L. Andrews Margaret Atwood
Balch Fund
J. M. Bradbury
Lucy G. B. Colby Charlotte C. Cole
A. Gertrude Cutter
L. M. Follansbee
Demand
250.00
5.00
Books for Library
J. A. Frothingham
Atkinson Common
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank Institution for Savings
Books for Library
High School (cl. '18)
Demand
400.00
8.04
Atkinson Common
Timothy Dexter
SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS - (CONTINUED)
FUND
INVESTMENT
DUE
AMOUNT
INCOME 1949
PURPOSE
School Prize
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
1,000.00
20.00
General Use of Library
U.S.G. Eonds
1956
4,000.00
100.00
General Use of Library
Institution for Savings
Demand
4,560.80
112.50
General Use of Library
Chic.,Purlington & Qu.P .. R.4%
March 1, 1958
2,000.00
80.00
General Use of Library
N.Y., N.H. & H. R.R., 4%
March 1, 1947
900.00
42.00
General Use of Library
Boston & Maine R.R., 5%
May 1, 1940
1,000.00
40.00
U.S. Savings Bonds
1956
2,000.00
50.00
Institution for Savings
Demand
1,858.26
46.46
As Trust of Library Directs
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
24,247.21
239.91
N.Y., N.H. & H. R.R., 4%
July 1, 1955
5,400.00
108.00
Institution for Savings
Demand
786.23
19.66
Institution for Savings
Demand
2,011.1.3
50.28
One-half to So.End Reading
Room and one-half to the
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank Institution for Savings
Demand
3,353.80
82.29
Salem Savings Bank
Demand
5,000.00
125.00
Institution for Savings
Demand
6,846.15
171.33
Chic., Burl., & Qu. R.P.,
4%
March 1, 1958
4,000.00
160.00
Sprinkling Streets
N.Y., N.H. & H. R.R., 4%
July 1, 1955
5,400.00
244.00
Sprinkling Streets
Boston & Maine R.R., 5%
March 1, 1942
1,500.00
60.00
Sprinkling Streets
U.S. Savings G Bonds
1956
4,000.00
100.00
Sprinkling Streets
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
5,452.73
109.04
Branch Library
Institution for Savings
Demand
3,925.88
95.14
Branch Library
1680 Broadway Corp.Bond, 62%
March 1, 1939
500.00
Branch Library
6th Ave. & 55th Corp., 62%
Jan. 15,1940
283.75
Branch Library
Real Estate corner Purchase & Marlboro Sts. U.S.G. Bonds
Demand
4,000.00
250.00
Books for Library
Institution for Savings
Demand
10,000.00
250.00
Books for Library
Institution for Savings
Demand
5,524.01
138.10
General Use of Library
Baltimore & Ohio R.R., 5%
Dec. 1, 1995
5,000.00
250.00
General Use of Library
U.S.G. Bonds
1956
2,000.00
50.00
General Use of Library
Institution for Savings
Demand
1,704.07
42.14
General Use of Library
N. Y. N.H. & H. R.R.
Demand
900.00
58.00
General Use of Library
U.S.G. Bonds
1956
5,000.00
125.00
General Use of Library
Institution for Savings
Demand
9,514.37
236.07
Reading Room
Chic., Burl., & Qu., 4%
March 1, 1958
2,000.00
80.00
Reading Room
N.Y., H.H. & H. R.R., 4%
March 1, 1947
2,000.00
224.50
Reading Room
CITY TREASURER
63
Paul A. Merrill E. S. Moseley W. C. Moseley
Alice C. Moulton
Municipal Bldgs. Insurance Fund Paul A. Pathe, Sr.
George B. Pettingell
Mary A. Roaf
Demand
7,488.03
147.53
Atkinson Common
Atkinson Common
M. P. Sawyer M. H. Simpson
So. End Reading Room
J. R. Spring
1956
10,000.00
E. H. Stickney
Eben F. Stone
Benjamin G. Sweetser William C. Todd
U.S.G. Bonds
1956
$1,000.00
$25.00
General Use of Library
General Use of Library
Replace Loss by Fire
Replace Loss by Fire
Public Library.
Books for Library
Sprinkling Streets
SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS - (CONCLUDED)
FUND
INVESTMENT
DUE
AMOUNT
INCOME 1949
PURPOSE
William C. Todd R. N. Toppan Annie I. Wightman
Boston & Maine R.R. 5%
May 1, 1940
$1,000.00
$40.00
Reading Room
U.S. Savings G Bonds
1956
1,000.00
25.00
Reading Room
Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
250.00
6.26
School Prize
U.S.A. G Bonds
1954
8,000.00
200.00
Public Library Reading Room
Institution for Savings
Demand
728.94
18.20
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank
Demand
1,000.00
25.00
Books for Library
A. Williams Young America Victory Club of 1943
U.S. War Bond
1953
25.00
$313,428.14 37,798.38
64
CITY TREASURER
CITY TREASURER
SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS
$313,428.14
Divided as follows:
Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank -$54,667.40
Institution for Savings-
70,851.99
Massachusetts Hospital Life Ins. 10,000.00
City of New York-
1,000.00
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R.R.
1,000.00
Chicago & Erie R. R.
1,000.00
Salem Savings Bank
5,000.00
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R .-
8,000.00
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R .-
14,600.00
Boston & Maine Railroad-
3,500.00
1680 Broadway Corporation-
500.00
6th Avenue & : 55th St. Corp .-
283.75
Real Est. Corner Purchase & Marlboro Sts.
4,000.00
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad-
5,000.00
Young America Victory Club of 1943 (War Bond )-
25.00
U.S.A. "G" Bonds-
131,000.00
Salem Five Cent Savings Bank-
3,000.00
Total
$313,428.14
CHARLES E. HOUGHTON, Treasurer.
65
TOTAL TRUST FUNDS
City Registrar
REPORT OF CITY REGISTRAR
Births Registered in 1949 (Including Stillborns )
Males
Females
January .
16
19
February
18
7
March
22
22
April.
16
15
May .
21
11
June
15
15
July.
15
23
August
15
24
September
24
21
October
15
16
November
12
11
December
10
13
199
197
Nativity of Parents
Father
Mother
Newburyport
157
165
U. S. Outside of Newburyport.
231
220
Canada.
4
3
New Brunswick.
1
Italy.
1
1
Nova Scotia.
3
Ireland.
1
2
England
1
2
396
396
Births outside Newburyport, parents residing in City: Males 9. Females 8. Births in Newburyport, parents residing elsewhere: Males 70. Females 68.
66
City Registrar
Marriages Registered in 1949
January.
4
February
6
March.
9
April
7
May.
11
June.
15
July.
14
August.
10
September
23
October
12
November
13
December
9
133
Nativity of Contracting Parties
Bride
Groom
Newburyport.
77
59
Outside U.S.
1
6
Outside Newburyport.
55
68
133
133
Deaths Recorded in 1949 Including Stillbirths-Males 3, Females 6
Male
Female
January .
8
6
February
9
6
March
15
9
April.
4
1
May.
10
9
June
7
6
July.
11
9
August
3
11
September
5
7
October
8
10
November
9
7
December
8
6
97
87
Non-residents died in city; Males 27,
Females 21
Residents of City dying elsewhere; Males 22, Females 6
Non-residents buried in city (not included in above) ; Males 7, Females 6
VERA M. KELLY, City Registrar.
67
Board of Assessors
January 1, 1950
ANNUAL REPORT
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS
To His Honor the Mayor and Members of the City Council City Hall Newburyport, Mass .
Gentlemen:
The Board of Assessors of the City of Newburyport hereby submit its report for the year 1949,
The City, County and State "arrants call for the following amounts :
Total Appropriations G. L. 41-15A $1, 141, 983.14
Total Appropraitions taken from
53,917.01
$1,195,900.15
Overlay deficits of prior years
28.00
26.00
Other amounts Water Acts 1908
5,000.00
State Tax and Assessments
U.E.
State Parks & Reservations
1,000.00
138.23
State Audit & Municipal Accts
2,977.76
State Exanima tion of
52.58
4,038.34
138.23
4,176.57
County Tax and Assessments
County Tax
28,193.02
2,075.42
Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment
13,467.56
Bridges
3,950.00
45,610.58
2,075.42
47,686.00
Overlay
18,002.99
Gross amount to be raised
1,270,793.71
Estimated Receipts
505,281.70
Available Funds
53,917.01
559,198.71
Net amount to be raised by taxation on
Polls and Property
711,595.00
Number of Polls 4583 at $2.00
9,166.00
Valuation
Personal Property $1,660,210.00 at $52.00 86,330.92
Real Estate
$11, 648,040.00 at $52.00
616,095.08
Total Taxes levied on Polls and Property
711,595.00
Total amount of tax committed to Collector #711, 595.00.
In order to raise this amount it was necessary to declare a rate of $52.00 per thousand of valuation, a decrease of $15.00.
The gain in valuation for the year 1949 is as follows:
68
available funds
Retirement System
Board of Assessors
Real Estate
Personal Property
1948 11,667,990. 1, 500, 110. 13,256,100.
1949 11,848,040. 1,660,210. 13, 500, 250.
Gain 180,050. 72,100. 252,150.
Showing an increase in valuation of $252,150.00. The reason for the increase in valuation is new construction, sale of tax title property upon which new construction was erected. Also improvement in public utilities and wholesale and retail commercial properties.
The Board made six commitmentsof Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise as follows : Cars Valuation Tax
Com. #1 may 14 1872
565,100.00 22,089.24
Com. #2 Sept. 10
1221
425,920.00
15,314.20
Com. #3 Nov. 16
744
396,730.00 9,650.20
Com. #4 Dec. 15 197
91,750.00
1,325.21
Com. #5 Dec. 31
1/16
104,060.00 706.90
Coin. #6 Dec. 31 1
350.00 1,553,910.00
49,100.21
The amount of abatements granted on Motor vehicle Excise Tax during the year 1949 were as follows :
Levy of 1948
Levy of 1949
109.81 2,241.46 2,351.27
The amount of abatements granted on personal property, real estate and po_ls during the year 1949 were as follows:
Levy of the year 1938 4.21
Levy of the year 1939
266.60
Levy of the year 1940
271.56
Levy of the year 1941
275.26
Levy of the
ye ar 1942
285.20
Levy of
the year 1943
265.36
Levy of the year 1944 Levy of the year 1945
266.60
264.12
Levy of the year 1946
272.80
Levy of the year 1947
630.90
Levy of the year 1948
1,069.11
Levy of the year 1949 Total
14,124.94
17,996.60
The reason for the increase in abatements is that the legislature in 1949 liberalized the Veterans Exemption Laws and others, to include more persons to qualify for the exemptions.
Many new homes have been built during the year at Prospect Park, Moseley Park, Worcester Heights, Menut Acres and Chase St. A new theatre at the corner of Pleasant and Titcomb Streets; a Veteran's Housing Project of four units started late in December and a new factory building at the corner of Warren and Monroe Streets.
Respectfully, submitted John H. Shea muito & Londfal theo a. Carbono
Board of Assessors
Newburyport , dass.
69
14.46
REPORT OF LICENSING BOARD
Hon. Andrew J. Gillis, Mayor of Newburyport, Newburyport, Mass.
Dear Sir:
The Licensing Board of the City of Newburyport respectfully submits a report of its proceedings, including the names of licenses, locations, and classes of licenses, receipts, and expenditures for the year 1949.
The following named persons were granted retail package goods store licenses to sell all alcoholic beverages for the year 1950for which each paid the annual fee of $900.00:
Canepa Bros., Inc., Peter Canepa, Manager, #47 Merrimac Street John F. Leary, a/b/a C. Leary & Co., #202 Merrimac Street Daniel F.Lyons, d/p/a Sullivan & Lyons, #37 Market Square
J. Arthur Rochette & Albert E. Rochette, d/b/a J. A. Rocnette & Son #4 Purchase Street
Being four licenses at $900.00 each $3600.00
The following named persons were granted Common Victuallers licenses to sell all alcoholic beverages, seven days, for the year 1950, for which each paid the annual fee of $950.00:
John J. Leary, d/b/a Duke's Corner Grill, #25-27 Merrimac Street Sarkis Kalashian, d/b/a Riverview Restaurant, Cor. Titcomo - Merrimac Sts. John .V. Dixon, Inc., John W. Dixon, Mgr. d/b/a Log Cabin, #5 Liberty St. Lawrence M. Twomey, d/b/a Park Lunch, #1 Kent St.
John J. O'Bara, d/b/a 0'Bara's Care, #98 Water St.
Nicholas Pahakis, #43-44 Market Square
John J. Creeden, d/p/a K afid C Spa, #29 Market Square
Cornelius S. Leary, a/p/a Leary's Lunch, #11-15 Middle Street John Buciak, d/b/a John's Cafe, lla Merrimac St.
The Lodge Cafe Inc., Constantinos N. Antonopoulos, Mgr. #39 & 41 Market Sq
Being ten licenses at $900.00 each $9,500.00
The following named persons were granted & Seasonal Common Victualler License to sell all alcoholic beverages, seven days, for the year 1949 for which each paid the fee of $000.00:
Frances I. Twomey Kelleher, d/b/a Leonardo, Lots 91-92-93-104-5-6 Plum Is. Carl Knight, d/b/& The Sportsmen's Lodge, Plum Island Turnpike
Being two licenses at $600.00 each $1,200.00
The following named person was granted a seasonal common victualler' license as an Inn-holder to sell all alcoholic beverages, seven days for the year 1949, for which he paid the seasonal fee of $600.00 ( Robert Weltshe, d/p/a Wolfe Tavern, #98 State Street) :
Being one license at $000.00
The following named clubs were granted a club license to sell all alcoholic beverages for the year iyou at an annual fee of $350.00:
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks, Lodge #909, William Soucie, Mgr., #41 Green street
Polian American Citizens Club, Stanley Zieman, Mgr. #3 Salem Street Loyal Order of Moose, No. 1601, Ellsworth M. Eaton, Mgr. #3 Market St. North End Boat Club, #252 Merrimac Street, Carl Abrams, Mgr.
Being four licenses at $350.00 each $1,400.00
70
REPORT OF LICENSING BOARD
The following named clubs were granted a club license to sell Kalt Beverages only for the year 1950 for which each vaid the annual fee of $250.00:
Neptune Veteran Firemen's Assoc. Inc. Herbert Bryant, Mgr., 4 Hancock St. St. Jean Baptiste Society, #38 Charles St. Albert J. Richards, Mgr.
Being 2 licenses at $250.00 each $500.00
The following named persons were granted retail package goods store licenses to sell wine & Valt beverages for the year 1950 for which each paid the annual fee of $350.00:
Peter J. Maganus, #164 Water St.
Being 1 license at $350.00 $350.00
The following named persons were granted Common Victualler's Licenses . to sell Wine & Malt Beverages, seven days, for the year 1950, for which each paid the annual fee of $500.00 :
Roland W. Haines, d/b/a Paul's Cafe, #133-135 Lierrimac Street Zaharias Liminos, fl8 Market St.
Theodore Vourlalis, d/p/a Flying Yankee Diner, #22 Winter Street Being 3 Licenses at $500.00 each $1,500.00
The following named persons were granted amusement licenses to conduct orchestra, orthopnonic and radio entertainment at the location designated for which they paid the fee of $5.00:
Frances I. Twomey Kellener, a/b/a Leonardo, Lots 91-92-93-104-105-106 Plum Island Sportsmen's Lodge, Inc., Carl Knight, Mgr., Plum Island Turnpike
Being 2 licenses at $5.00 $ 10.00
The following named persons were granted lodging house licenses at the locations designated, for which each paid the annual fee of $2.00:
Samuel Traister, #26 Water St. Charles Ranlet, #3 Parket St.
Elizabeth Columbus, Plum Island
George Wheeler, #11 Charter St.
Carrie Colburn, #1 Temple St.
Stanley Tackis, #43 Market St. Robert Weltshe, #98 State St.
George B. Merrill, #23 Charlet St.
Harmon Ells, Transfer from Peter A. Hais, #5 & / Essex St.
George Currier, Jr., 14 Temple St. 1949
George Currier, Jr., 14 Temple St. 1950
George Maguire, Riverview Hotel, 42 Market Sq.
Being 12 Licenses at $2.00 each 3 24.00
The following named persons were granted Common Victualler's licenses at the locations designated, for which each palu the annual Iet of $5.00 for the year 1949:
J. Halais, Newburyport Diner #fly Merrimac st.
F. Cerasula, 7 Green St.
D. DePalma, 14y Merrimac St.
E. Rubino, 58 Federal St. L. Daley, 10 Pleasant St.
Im. F. O'Brien, 228 Merrimac St.
Frances I. T. Kellener, Plum Island Darl Knight, Plum Island Turnpike
71
REPORT OF LICENSING BOARD
J. Dockery, so Purchase St. Wm. Coltin, 47 Pleasant St.
H. Kimball, 2 Storey Ave.,
J. A. Muliarkey, 17z Purchase St.
J. Vigneault, 53 Middle St.
A. J. Gagnon, 88 Prospect St. Theodore Yatilis, lo5 Merrimac St.
E. Columbus, Plum Island
Henry J. martman, Plum Island
Robert Weltshe, 98 State St.
Nora Gladu, Plum Island
Chas. Fields, Ideal Restaurant, 5 State St. Whitney C. Guptill, Flum Island
G. E. Hiller, 159 Merrimac St.
Stephen Somers, 56 Bromfield St. Blanche R. Roy, 1 Milk St. Walter J. Parkinson, 88 Prospect St. (For year 1950)
Lawrence Twoomey, 1 Kent St.
J. J. Creeden, 24 Market Sq.
Cornelius Leary, 11-15 Middle St.
John Buciak, 118 herrimac St.
J. J. C'Bara, 98 Water St.
J. J. Leary, 25-27 Merrimac St.
Z. Liminos, 18 Market St.
Roland Haines, 131-133 Merrimac St.
M. Fellman, 174 Merrimac St.
Est. of Bert Reed, 333 Merrimac St.
Fowle's News, 17 State St.
H. Rubino, 58 Federal St.
Peter Maganus, 164 Water St.
A. C. Ryan, 88 State St. Fern's Restaurant, 100 Pleasant St. T. Vourlalis, 22 Winter St. Goodnue-Hammond, 34% Market St.
John Dixon, inc. 5 Liberty St.
W. J. Parkinson, 88 Prospect St.
John Stone, 33 Merrimac St. A. Macolato, 158 Merrimac St. H. Waks, Ruth Snoe, 44 Merrimac St.
Pauline Ayers, 40 Kent St.
Ethel Currie, 6 Charter St.
Dalton's Lunch, 29 Market Sq.
Dora Woodman, 97 Water St. J. Pappas, 92 Pleasant St.
A: Bagkrogky . isoleretmacsst.
Canepa, Bros. 45 Merrimac St.
Est. F. W. Chase, 33 State St.
Mary Fossillo, 172 Merrimac St.
Peter Chestas, 14 Merrimac St.
L. Canepa, 38 Washington St.
Mall Spa, 140 High St. Sarkis Kalashian, 03 Merrimac St.
Mrs. George T. Merrill, 437 Merrimac St.
J. A. Muliarkey, 172 Purchase St.
Mary Lawler , 229 Kerrimac St
I .. E. Daley, 10 Pleasant St.
. H. Bartlett, Jr., Chase Shammut Co. herrimac St.
E. Marlin, Ruth Shoe Co., ritcomo St.
D. DePalma, 14y Merrimac St. Jonn Smart, Zoy Kerrimac St. Wm. Schwartz, 2 Orange St.
Sam Askinas, 4y Middle St.
Harold Askinas, 25 Middle St.
72
REPORT OF LICENSING BOARD
H. Hartman, Plum Island
N. Pahakis, 42-44 Market Sq.
Blanche Roy, 1 Milk St.
S. Somers, 56 Bromfield St.
I. R. Webster, 348 Merrimac St.
George Kelso, 802 Purchase St.
A. Filimeno, 25 Purchase St.
ira Chapman, Towle Co. Merrimac St.
L. Festo, 59 Merrimac St.
Dede's Lunch 4-6 State St.
Chas. Fielas, Ideal Lunch, 5 State St.
Kresge's, Pleasant St.
J. J. Newberry Co., 17 Pleasant St. C. Conion, 8 Inn St.
Campbell's Donut Shop, 40 State St.
A. Fern, Newburyport Manor, 165 State St.
J. Matthews, 12 Maple St.
Wm. F. C'Brien, 228 Merrimac St.
Lodge Cafe, Inc. C. Antonopoulos, Mgr., 33-41 market Sq.
H. Thompson, 47 Pleasant St.
Being 25 Licenses -- 1949 at $5.00 each
67 Licenses 1950 at $5.00
The following named persons were granted licenses to sell Frozen Desserts, Ice Cream, Mix, Confectionery, Soda Water, or Fruit on the Lord's Day at the locations designated, for which each paid a fee of $5.00:
John Dockery, 30 Purchase St.
Est. of Bert Reed, 333 Merrimac St.
H. Kimball, 2 Storey Ave.
Est. of F. W. Chase, 32 State St.
J. A. Mullarkey, 17% Purchase St.
S. Askinas, 49 Middle St.
J. H. Cooper, 00 Jefferson St.
Geo. Vinerth, 54 Ashland St.
John Smart, 269 Merrimac St.
Pauline Ayers, 40 Kent St.
Mary Fossillo,
172 Merrimac St.
Est. of J. Canepa, 45 Merrimac St.
C. Conion, Inn St. 8
J. Vigneault, 53 Middle St.
A. Rubino, 58 Federal St. F. Salvatore, Brown's wharf
Mary Lawler, 229 Merrimac St.
A. Filimeno, 25 Purchase St.
J. Pappas, 92 Pleasant St.
Hammond-Goodhue, 34+ Market St.
John Silva, 162 Water St. Mall Spa, 140 High St. Muriel Rochette, 17 Purchase St. Dede's Lunch, 4-6 State St. L. Canepa, so Washington St. D. DePalma, Lly Merrimac St. Peter Cnestas, 14 Merrimac St. A. Macolato, los herrimac St.
Yowle's News, li Staie St. Campoell's Donut Snop, 40 State St. B. Sharych, 1 Milx St. 1. R. webster, 348 Merrimac St.
Wm. Schwartz, 2 Orange St. A. C. Ryan, 88 Stale St.
A. J. Gagnon, 88 Prospect St. John Stone, 33 Merrimac St.
John Matthews, 12 Maple St.
73
REPORT OF LICENSING BOARD
Harold Askinas, 25 Middle St.
Theodore xatalis, 165 Merrimac St.
E. Columbus, Plum Island
Wm. F. O'Brien, 228 Merrimac St.
Henry J. Hartman, Plum Island
Nora Gladu, Plum Island
Fred Hudson, Plum Island Point
Whitney Guptill, Plum Island
Geo. Hiller, 159 Merrimac St.
Stephen Somers, 56 Bromfield St.
Blanche Roy, 1 Milk St.
Walter J. Parkinson, 88 Prospect St.
Being 49 Licenses at $5.00 each
The following named person was granted a special license for which a fee was paid at $5.00:
Neptune Vet. Firemen's Assoc. Inc. Beacon Ave., Herbert Bryant, Mgr. Being one license at $5.00
Your Board received the sum of Nineteen Thousand, three hundred and ninety-four dollars, ($19,394.00) for all licenses issued during the year 1949, which amount has been turned over to the City Treasurer.
HECAPITULATION
Licenses to sell All Alcoholic Beverages, Retail Package Goods Stores: 4 - 1950 Licenses at $900.00
#3,600.00
Common Vactualler's
10 - 1950 Licenses at $950.00
$9,500.00
Seasonal Licenses
2 - 1949 Licenses at $100.00
$1,200.00
Seasonal Innholder's 1 - 1949 License at $600.00
ș 600.00
Club
4 - 1950 Licenses at $350.00
$1,400.00
Licenses to sell Malt Beverages - Club 2 - 1950 Licenses at $250.00
$ 500.00
Retail Package Goods Stores
1 - 1950 License at $350.00
350.00
Common Victualler's
3 - 1950 Licenses at $500.00
$1,500.00
Amusement
2 - 1949 Licenses at $5.00
$ 10.00
Special
1_1949 License at $5.00
5.00
Lodging House 12 - Licenses at $2.00
$ 24.00
Common Victualler's 25 - 1949 Licenses at $5.00 57 - 1950 Licenses at $5.00
$ 125.00
$ 335.00
74
REPORT OF LICENSING BOARD
Frozen Desserts, Etc. 4y Licenses at $5.00
245.00 $
A total of 183 Licenses
$19,394.00
in December 1949 the Licensing Board with Mr. O'Brien of the Board of wealth of Newburyport inspected the premises of the applicants for alcoholic beverages, Licenses, and found conditions at that time generally good.
Your Board incurred the following indebtedness :
June 10 Ho bbs-Warren Books
10.75
June 10 News - Advertising
$ 7.50
Dec. 14 Clerical
15.00
Dec. 31
no bbs Warren Books
7.92
Dec. 31 News Advertising
% 7.50
$ 48.67
Respectfully submitted,
Charles F. Bridges
Chairman and Secretary
75
City Marshal
Report of City Marshal
To His Honor the Mayor and Board of Councillors of the City of Newburyport:
Gentlemen:
The whole number of Arrests during the year 1949 for offences committed within the City of Newburyport is 537 of which 26 were of foreign birth, 511 were born within the limits of the United States, 32 were females and 67 were minors.
Arrests were for the Following Causes:
Assault and Battery
22
Assault on Officers
1
Assault with Intent to Rape
1
Bastardy.
4 18
Breaking and Entering Night Time and Larceny
1
Carrying Revolver without Permit.
4
Contempt of Court
Deserter ..
4
Disturbing the Peace
21
Drunkeness.
200
Escaped Prisoner
1
Evading Fare.
3
Forgery.
1
Gaming.
3 7
Insane
Larceny.
Larceny of Automobile
Lewd and Lascivious.
Malicious Injury to Property.
15
Neglected Children.
11
Neglect of Children.
4
Non support.
22
Safe-keeping.
2
Trespassing.
1
Truants ..
1
Using Profane and Indecent Language.
1
Vagrancy ..
4
Violation of Probation.
25
Automobile Violations:
Operating Under Influence of Liquor.
23
Operating so as to Endanger
20
Operating without License
6
Operating after Revocation.
1
Operating with Attached Plates.
1
Leaving the Scene of Accident
8
Passing at Intersection
1
Speeding.
48
Violation of Traffic Signals
1
Violation of Parking Laws
3
Other Violations ..
2
Operating after Suspension of License.
1
Operating without Registration in Possession.
2
Using Auto without Authority.
12
No-Fix Summons Issued.
1525
Speeders Stopped and Warned.
Operating without license in Possession.
1550 1
3
Attempt to Commit Larceny.
3
Disorderly Conduct.
1
Fugitive From Justice.
17 1 5
76
City Marshal
Disposed of as Follows
Appealed.
13
Bound over to Grand Jury
5
Cases Continued.
44
Cases Dismissed.
7
Committed to Danvers Hospital.
7
Committed to Youth Service Board.
7
Committed to Youth Service Board, Suspended.
1
Committed to Lyman School.
2
Committed to the Essex County Training School.
1
Committed to the Concord Reformatory
2
Committed to State Farm, Bridgewater
4
2
Defaulted.
1
Discharged by Court.
18
Fined and Paid, $2,503.00.
148
Fined and Suspended, $175.00
14
House of Correction.
42
House of Correction and Suspended.
54
Ordered to make restitution.
8
Placed on File
31
Released by the Probation Officer
86
Turned over to other Officers.
15
Turned over to the U. S. Navy
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.