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During 1963 the Librarian attended several meetings as a member of the planning board of the Regional Public Library representing the Merrimack Valley Library Association, and was a member of the panel discussion at the fall meeting of the assoc- iation held in Methuen.
Steps achieved in long-range improvements to the library in 1963, included the painting of the walls and ceilings of the main circulation room and second floor alcoves of the front balcony, the refinishing of balcony floors, the washing and varnishing of all woodwork in the front of the building, also painting of the office. Venetian blinds were installed in all circulation room windows, and across the front of the balcony. These reno- vations offer a greatly improved appearance.
Additional shelving is urgently needed to alleviate crowded book shelves and to function more efficiently. The sum of $1500 voted by the Library Directors for this purpose was included in the Library budget submitted for 1964.
It would be impossible to close without an expression of sincere gratitude to the Library Directors for their careful planning of long-range improvements and to the Mayor and City Council who have appropiated the necessary funds for these needed repairs.
The Librarian is most grateful to each member of the Library staff, to John Szmura, Library custodian, to each substitute for each individual's contribution to our mutual goal of providing good library service for our community.
Respectfully submitted,
Katherine M. Kuechle Librarian
STATISTICS
For the year ending December 31, 1963
Population served
14,004
Assessed valuation
29,211,320
Number of days open during the year
302
Hours open each week for lending
63
Hours open each week for reading
63
Hours open each week for Andrews Branch
8
BORROWERS
Adult
Juvenile 4,712 668
Total 13,981 1,760
Totals
10,361
5,380
15,741
Withdrawn during 1963
797
325
1,122
Totals
9,564
5,055
14,619
Newbury registrations (included in totals)
566
306
872
9,269
Jan 1, 1963 Added during 1963
1,092
94
CIRCULATION Adult
Juvenile
Non-Fic
Fiction
Non Fic
Fiction
Total Circulation
Main Library
34,820
40,544
5,296 1,591
16,082
96,742
Andrewy Br.
1,206
2,313
4,685
9,795
TOTALS
36,026
42,857
6,887
20,767
106,537
BOOK STOCK
Adult
Juvenile
Total
Number of volumes January 1, 1963
96,714
7,663
104,377
Number of volumes
added during 1963
1,666
234
1,900
TOTALS
98,380
7,897
106,277
Number of volumes
withdrawn during 1963
1,185
40
1,225
TOTAL AS OF DEC. 31, 1963
97,195
7,857
105,052
BOOKS PURCHASED FROM INCOME OF FUNDS
Andrews, Emma L
19
Bradbury, John M
9
Bradstreet, Charles W
6
Coffin, Winthrop 0
116
Colby, Lucy G.B.
48
Currier, John J
10
Cushing, Caleb
11
Cushing, John N. (N.H.S. Prize Books)
4
Dodge, Nathan D
20
Dodge, William H. P.
18
Foster, Daniel
4
Frothingham, Joseph A
16
Green, Sarah Ann
24
Haskell, George
21
Healey, Dr. T. Raymond
11
Marston, Stephen W
85
Moody, Grace C
11
Moseley, William 0.
73
Moulton, Alice C
31
Noyes, Harlan
5
Parton, Ethel
63
Pathe, Paul
10
Peabody, George C
81
Pettengill, George B.
17
Pettingell, Grace
5
Sawyer, Matthias P
16
Spring, John Rand
265
Stickney, Elizabeth H
169
Stone, Eben F
73
Sweetser, Benjamin G
122
Wightman, Annie S
116
Williams, Abraham
20
TOTAL 1469
95
Special
4 General
343 347
347
Total
1,816
DONORS TO THE LIBRARY IN 1963
American Medical Assoc
American Petroleum Institute
Atherton, Mrs. John B.
Little, Mrs. Hannah K.
Baker, Mrs. Charles D
MacDonald, William D
Bayberry Neighborhood Hawthorne Girl Scout Council
Boston College
Brown, Mrs. John
Carson, William G.B.
Christian E. Burckel & Assoc
Corning Glass Center
Natural History Society
Newburyport Garden Club
Norris, Mr. & Mrs. Russell
Pendill, Mr. & Mrs. Claudius G
Peirce, Mrs. Ellen
Dodge, laurence P
Embassy of Kuwait, Washington DC
Peters, Edward
Radio Station WBZ - Paul O'Friel
Ropes, John C
Fuller, Robert G.
Ropes, Mrs. Natalie
Gould, Mrs. Margaret
Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Secretary of State, Concord, N.H. Therrien, Joseph
Union Carbide Consumer Products Co United States Brewers Assoc
Volpone Motor Co
Women of the Moose
EXHIBITION OF HOBBIES
Newburyport Ships and Shipbuilders
Old Valentines Stamp collection
Great American Documents Christmas Window
lent by John B. Atherton and Library Collection
lent by Mrs. Thurlow Brown
lent by Mrs. M. M. Kuechle
lent by Library Collection
lent by Library Collection
Maroni, Laurence
Moody's Investment Service, Inc
Mott Foundation Program
Myers, Robert
National Association of Travel Organizations
Corrado, G. B.
Crowley, Genevieve
Cummings, O. R
Currier, Dudley
Peirce, John
Field, K. C.
Finnegan, Miss Julia
Government Information Office Republic of China
Governor Dummer Academy
Hamilton, Miss Virginia
Huse, Lawrence W.
Laconia Public Library
Lambert, George E.
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January 31, 1964
To His Honor the Mayor and the City Council City of Newburyport, Mass.
Gentlemen:
The sixty-eighth annual report of the Board of Water Commissioners is respectfully submitted herewith.
Board of Water Commissioners
Richard W. Samson Chairman, Richard W. Johnson William P. Saudus Vice Chairman, William P. Sanders
J. Joseph Mannix T. Joseph Mannix Jeremiah It, Foyle 3rd Jeremiah W. Doyle III
Donald C. Gravelle
REPORT OF APPOINTMENTS
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
Date of Expiration
Chairman - Richard W. Johnson
April 30, 1969
Joseph Mannix
April 30, 1968
Jeremiah Doyle III
April 30, 1967
William P. Sanders
April 30, 1966
Donald C. Gravelle
April 30, 1965
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CASH RECEIPTS 1963
Balance December 31, 1962
116,576.84
Receipts :
Water - Fixture
148,539.14
Less Abatements 1341.74
Less Refunds 1414.70
2,756.44 49,138.49
145,782.70
Water - Meter
Less Abatements
123.64
49,014.85
Water - Service Pipe Misc.
8,878.32
Service Pipe Cons.
14,211.34
Less Abatements 393.41
22,696.25
217,493.80
Demands
852.35
Refunds on Insurance & Oil
788.50
Refunds on Insurance
24.29
Refunds on Fixture Rates
13.39
1,678.53
Total Cash Receipts
219,172.33
335,749.17
Less Cash Payments
220,525.67
115,223.50
23,089.66
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CASH PAYMENTS 1963
Salaries & Wages Other Expense Total
MAINTENANCE:
Artichoke River
Artichoke Station
3,305.87
194.25 8,034.66
194.25 11,340.52
Filter
5,597.17
197.28
5,794.45
Gate
-
5,532.08
15,559.06
General Distribution Auto
2,747.86
328.10
3,075.96
Hydrant
1,125.08
310.06
1,435.14
Main Pipe
3,962.26
566.75
4,529.01
Meter
1,448.99
377.87
1,826.86
Pumping Station
36,459.27
36,459.27
Auto
599.60
599.60
Building Repairs
879.65
879.65
Chlorine
584.29
584.29
Electric
Fuel
17,510.81
17,510.81
Gravel Packed Well #1
70.19
70.19
Gravel Packed Well #2
2,065.25
2,065.25
oil
68.65
68.65
Pumps & Engines
1,028.09
1,028.09
Repair & Parts
638.24
638.24
Insurance
4,154.35
4,154.35
Telephone
200.30
200.30
Trucks
1,204.78
1,204.78
Service Pipe
8,461.77
2,724.63
11,186.40
Standpipe
102.00
102.00
Equipment
869.18
869.18
Office Renovations
1,074.03
1,074.03
CONSTRUCTION:
Gate
Hydrant
1,252.79
1,252.79
Main Pipe
6,864.77
20,986.56
27,851.33
Meter
1,082.34
1,082.34
Service Pipe
5,097.57
2,910.98
8,008.55
RETIREMENT :
10,967.49
10,967.49
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION:
2,222.40
2,222.40
HENRY COTE CASE:
397.98
1,082.43
1,480.41
86,569.59
89,322.58
175,892.17
Bonds
28,000.00
Interest
7,045.00
210,937.17
Pumping Station Rond
0,696.70
Artichoke Station Bond
652.13
Refunds
239.67
220,525.57
General
10,026.98
576.53
576.53
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BUDGET FOR 1963
Salaries
E. Arthur
2,850.19
w. Berry
4,739.76
C. Bridges
11,739.76
H. Cote
1,550.34
R. Estabrooks
4,739.76
F. Hanson
3,486.96
T. Healey
1,530.96
E. Knights
3,486.96
H. Lanen
4,739.76
C. Lunt
5,764.10
D. MacRae
4,739.76
B. McPhail
3,486.96
R. Orfant
3,486.96
V. Perry
4,426.24
R. Rayno
5,7611.10
J. Reardon
3,988.08
J. Kelleher
2,727.45
2. Skovron
3,486.95
W. Smith
3,988.08
K. Stevens
3,486.96
T. Tait
3,486.96
E. Shute
3,800.16
Overtime Pumping Sta.
350.00
Extra Help and Overtime
Maintenance & Cons.
1,500.00
89,347.22
Other Expense
86,486.00
Interest
7,045.00
Indebtedness
28,000.00
$210,878.22
PROPOSED BUDGET FOR 1964
Salaries
87,732.64
Other Expense
92,992.63
Interest
28,000.00
Indebtedness
6,275.00
215,000.27
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NEWBURY RECEIPTS 1963
FIXTURES
METERS
S.P. CONS. &
TOTAL
DEMANDS
TOTAL
MISC.
JAN.
533.20
205.95
909.93
1,649.08
8.50
1,657.58
FEB.
37.80
--
6.00
43.08
2.00
45.80
MARCH
30.83
154.93
16.81
202.57
202.57
APRIL
5.00
975.00
4.00
984.00
-
984.00
MAY
3,604.40
706.92
8.00
4,319.32
1.00
4,320.32
JUNE
2,375.29
605.12
--
2,980.41
2.50
2,982.91
JULY
1,354.34
366.89
695.50
2,416.73
16.00
2,432.73
AUGUST
106.35
90.03
28.00
224.38
2.50
226.88
SEPT.
--
332.45
56.26
388.71
--
388.71
OCT.
-
1,274.51
2.00
1,276.51
--
1,276.51
NOV
3,051.15
685.60
100.00
3,836.75
-
3,836.75
DEC .
1,794.41
807.62
--
2,602.03
5.85
2,607.88
TOTALS
12,892.77
6,205.02
1,826.50
20,924.29
38.35
20,962.64
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BONDS
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
$210,000 Art & P. Sta. 1961 15,000.00 73.2%
15,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
60,000 P. Sta. 1957 ֏3.30%
45,000 G.P. Well 1957 @2.8%
5,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
-
-
-
-
-
60,000 Water Mains 1953 >21%
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
-
-
-
60,000 Water Mains & G.P. Well 1950 @2%
28,000.00
28,000.00
24,000.00
19,000.00
19,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
INTEREST
$210,000 Art. & P. Sta.
2,800.00
2,560.00
2,320.00 2,080.00
2080.00 1,840.00
1,840.00 1,600.00
1,600.00
1,360.00
1,120.00
2,560.00
2,320.00
1,360.00
1,120.00
880.00
60,000 P. Sta. 1957
-
1
-
-
-
-
-
45,000 G.P. Well 1957
210.00
140.00
70.00
1
-
1
-
60,000 Water Mains 1953
225.00
180.00
135.00
90.00
45.00
1
1
180.00
135.00
90.00
45.00
-
-
60,000 Water Mains & G.P. Well 1950
60.00
30.00
30.00
6,275.00
5,505.00
1,755.00
4,055.00
3,445.00
2,960.00
2,180.00
2,000.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
210.00
140.00
70.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
102
BONDS (Continued)
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
15,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
60,000 Water Mains 1953
-
-
-
-
-
1
1
-
1
15,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
INTEREST (Continued)
$210,000 Art. & P. Sta. 1961
880.00
640.00
480.00
320.00
160.00
640.00
480.00
320.00
160.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
60,000 Water Mains 1953
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
-
1,520.00
1,120.00
800.00
480.00
160.00
$210,000 Art & P. Sta. 1961 60,000 P. Sta. 1957 45,000 G.P. Well 1957
60,000 Water Mains & G.P. Well 1950
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Principal Clerk Veronica G. Perry
60,000 P. Sta. 1957
45,000 G.P. Well 1957
60,000 Water Mains & G.P. Well 1950
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE - 1963
Services:
(80) New Services were installed requiring:
42324 Ft. of 3/4" Copper Pipe
1238 Ft. of 1" Copper Pipe
490 Ft. of 11" Copper Pipe 46 Ft. of 2" Copper Pipe
(39) Service Leaks were repaired requiring:
315 ft. of 3/4" Copper Pipe 10 Ft. of 1" Copper Pipe 8}ft. of 1}" Copper Pipe 22 Ft. of 2" Copper Pipe
METERS :
5 New Meters
37 Meters In
Ll Meters Out
HYDRANTS :
5 New Hydrants Installed
Longfellow Dr. Dexter Lane Plummer Spring Rd. Longfellow Dr. Longfellow Dr.
1 Hydrant Replaced
Pumping Station
4 Hydrants Removed
Cashman's Wharf (Private) Harvard Coated (Private)
Jackson St. Lime & Milk Sts.
7 Hydrants Repaired Corner of High & Kent Sts. Sportsman's Lodge Fair & Middle Sts. Merrimac & warren Sts.
Fair-Opp. Charter St. Purchase at Bromfield St. Lime & Milk St.
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CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE - 1963 (Cont.)
SPRINKLERS:
(4) New Sprinklers
Clancy
Prince Place
Worcester Park
High St.
Colonial Manor
High St.
Society of Aged Females
High St.
(4) Sprinklers Off:
Port Shoe
Ruth Shoe Yeaton's
Salem Plate Glass
MAINS: (13)
2 New - 21
Howard St. 105
ft.
4 New - 8"
Longfellow Dr.
951
Ft.
Dexter Lane
615
Ft.
Low St.
1152
Ft.
2718
Ft.
8 New - 6"
Laurel Rd.
126
Ft.
Wells Lane
270
Ft.
Plummer Spring Rd.
131
Ft.
Plummer Spring Rd.
1200
Ft.
Christopher St.
355
Ft.
Hawthorne Rd.
432
Ft.
Peters Rd.
182
Ft.
Marquand Rd.
2 70
Ft.
3270 Ft.
LEAKS IN MAINS: (10)
6' Main near B % M Station
6' Main on Water St. near Swift's
6" Main on Prospect St.
21 Main on Walnut St.
Main on Beck St.
611 Main at High & Boardman Sts.
81 Main on Myrtle Ave.
12ª Main on Pine Hill Rd.
2" Main near Round School, Newbury
2" Main on Howard St.
GATE AND SERVICE BOXES REPAIRED, RENEWED AND RATSED
Lowered 200 Ft. of 2" Pipe on Howard St.
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CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE - 1963 (Cont.)
FROZEN SERVICES: (15)
LEAKS IN SERVICES: (39)
SERVICES RODDED & REPAIRED: (24)
SERVICES REMOVED: (3)
WATER SYSTEM STATISTICS
Newburyport
Newbury
Miles of Mains
59+
5+
Total Number of Services
1933
321
Total Number of Meters
180
63
Total Number of Hydrants (Private)
9
-
Total Number of Hydrants
320
27
Water System Foreman Raymond Rayno
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PUMPING STATION STATISTICS - - 1963
GALLONS PUMPED TO SERVICE
Gallons Pumped to Service Daily Average
673,619,900 1,845,530
MAIN STATION
Gallons Pumped to Service
621,582,900
Daily Average
1,702,960
Gallons Pumped by Booster
159,144, 500
Daily Average
436,010
Total Gallons Pumped
780,727,400
WELLS
Gallons Pumped from Well No. 1
61,895,400
Daily Average
169,570
Gallons Pumped from Well No. 2
52,037,000
Daily Average
142,570
ARTICHOKE STATION
Total Gallons Pumped
Daily Average
100,543,000 1,097,400
PUMPING RECORDS
Greatest Amount Pumped to Service in one day - June 24, 1963
3,086,400
Greatest Amount Pumped to Service in one week - July 23-29,1963 18,372,100
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MONTHLY PUMPAGE - 1963
Service
Booster
Artichoke
Well No. 1
Well No. 2
Daily Avg. Service
Per Capita Gallons
January
53,613,800
14, 401,400
34,654,000
3,355,600
1,202,800
1,729,150
123
February
47,962,500
12,087,800
32,335,200
2,965,000
574,500
1,712,940
122
March
54,060,500
21,443,700
25,852,800
5,199,500
1,564,500
1,743,890
124
April
55,370,000
16,037,100
19,235,000
12, 561,900
7, 436,000
1,845,660
131
May
60,173,900
13,610, 800
35,984,000
5,235,200
5,343,900
1,941,090
138
June
66,774,500
10,532,800
37,969,200
7,934,000
10,338,500
2,225,810
159
July
70,036,1:00
10,541,800
41,952,000
7,225,100
10,317,500
2,259,230
161
August
58,838,200
11,056,000
36,279,600
5,749,400
5,753,200
1,898,000
135
September
51,536,800
11,398,700
34,662,000
2,845,300
2,630,800
1,717,890
123
October
55,179,900
11,255,800
35,488,800
3,145,400
5,289,900
1,779,990
127
November
48,146,100
14,750,100
30,323,600
2,459,300
613,100
1,604,870
114
December
51,927,300
12,028,500
35,806,800
3,119,700
972,300
1,675,070
119
673,519,900
159,144,500
400,543,000
61,895,400
52,037,000
1,845,430
131
PRECIPITATION
January
3.50
February
3.06
March
1.64
April
1.78
May
3.52
June
1.15
July
2.95
August
3.17
Sepetember
4.58
October
2.44
November
10.13
December
2.53
43.45
Chief Engineer Clark T. Lunt
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Retirement Board Report of Retirement Board
Honorable George H. Lawler, Jr.
Newburyport, Massachusetts
Dear Mayor Lawler:
We present herewith the report for the year ending December 31, 1963 Number of members at close of year
Active
193
Inactive
16
Pensioners
46
Transfers to Other Systems Deaths
2
Withdrawals
9
Balance Sheet
ASSETS
Cash & Securities
Savings Banks
$99,539.17
Stocks & Bonds
265,566.08
Cooperative Bank Shares
21,800.00
Cash
26,524.36
Accrued Interest
2,478.16
Due from Military Service Credit
70.35
$415.978.12
LIABILITIES
Annuity Savings
$294,121.72
Annuity Reserve
67,998.22
Expense Fund
533.79
Military Service Credit Fund
3,717.93
Pension Fund
49,606.46
$415,978.12
0
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Retirement Board
The Funds of the Retirement System on December 31, 1963 were invested as follows:
1963
Investments
Due
Amount
Income
Merchants National Bank, Newburyport
Demand$26, 524. 36
Institution for Savings, Newburyport
Demand 48,539.17
$1,941.56
Five Cent Savings Bank, Newburyport
Demand
51,000.00
2,167.50
302 Shares First National Bank of Boston
Demand 27,180.00
996.60
Demand
3,100.00
130.00
De mand
2,754.00
139.40
100 Shares State Street Bank and Trust Company
Demand
3,950.00
150.00
100 Shares Pittsfield Nat'l Bank, Pittsfield
Demand
5,500.00
70.00
100 Shares New Hampshire Insurance Company
Demand
3,125.00
100 Shares National Union Fire Insurance Co.,
Demand
4,400.00
55.00
100 Shares Mfgrs & Traders Trust Co., New York Braintree Cooperative Bank
Demand
1,000.00
40.00
Lawrence Cooperative Bank
Demand
800.00
32.00
Newburyport Cooperative Bank
Demand
20,000.00
850.00
American Telephone - 4 3/8%
April 1985
4,881.16
218.75
New York Telephone - 4 1/2%
May 1991
4,937.72
225.00
Southern California Edison Co., - 4 7/8% Public Service Gas Company - 4 7/8%
Sept 1987
5,045.20
243.75
Louisville Gas & Electric Co., - 4 7/8%
Sept 1987
5,052.53
243.75
Puget Sound Power & Light Co., - 4 1/8%
May 1988
5,065.16
206.25
New England Tel & Tel Company - 4%
April 1993
5,175.36
200.00
Pacific Tel & Tel Company - 4 5/8%
Nov 1990
5,120.15
231.25
Ohio Power Company - 4 5/8%
April 1989
5,116.25
231.25
Illinois Bell Telephone
March 1994
4,978.88
218.75
Cleveland Elec Illuminating Co., - 4 3/8% Ohio Edison Company - 4 1/2%
April 1989
5,052.58
225.00
Chesapeake & Potomic Telephone - 4 3/8%
Feb 1998
4,815.51
218.75
Commonwealth Edison Company - 3%
May 1984
4,184.81
150.00
Philadelphia Electric Company - 3 3/4%
May 1988
4,601.60
187.50
Consumers Power Corporation - 3 1/4% Connecticut Light & Power Co., - 3 7/8%
Jan 1988
5,759.62
232.50
Southwestern Bell Telephone 2 3/4%
Oct 1985
3,972.61
137.50
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., 4 1/4%
June 1995
5,000.00
106.25
Consolidated Edison of New York - 4$
June
1988
4,833.26
100.00
Appalachian Power Company - 4%
May 1988
4,804.05
100.00
Illinois Power Company - 4 1/4%
Jan 1993
5,000.00
62.50
United States Defense Bonds Series G.
Aug 1963
125.00
United States Defense Bonds Series G.
Sept 3 963
175.00
United States Defense Bonds Series G.
April 1964
5,000.00
125.00
United States Defense Bonds Series K.
March 1967 10,000.00
276.00
United States Defense Bonds Series K.
April 1967
5,000.00
138.00
United States Defense Bonds Series K.
March 1968 10,000.00
276.00
United States of America Treasury Note
May 1964 15,000.00
750.00
United States of America Treasury Note
Aug 1965
15,000.00
712.50
United States of America Treasury Note
May 1966 10,010.67
375.00
United States of America Treasury Note
May 1968
5,000.00
193.76
Aug 1971 10,064.83
400.00
United States of America Treasury Note Twelve Land Bank Notes
Feb 1972 20,033.44
825.06
$413,429.61$15,167.13
Respectfully submitted,
L-Chairman
110
-
United States Defense Bonds Series G.
June 1963
April 1987
4,272.48
162.50
April 1994
5,071.29
218.75
Sept 1982
5,045.42
243.75
Demand
2,662.50
60.00
50 Shares National Shawmut Bank of Boston 54Shares N.E. Merchants Nat'l Bank of Boston
ELECTION OF A COUNCILLOR AT LARGE IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 59a,
CITY CHARTER
AND CHAPTER 43, GENERAL LAWS
We, members of the City Council herewith declare that at the regular meeting of the City Council, held on August 5,1963, Vincent J. Connolly, 32 Forrester Street, Newburyport, Massachusetts, was duly elected by the City Council, by roll call, 8 announced the name of Vincent J.Connolly, 1 resigned (Michael E.O' Connor), 2 absent ( James A.Croteau, Jr., and Cornelius Foley), as Councillor at Large, to fill the unexpired term of Michael E. O'Connor, who resigned, and whose term of office expires the first monday of January 1964.
George H.Lawler, Jr., Edward E. Crawshaw
President
Everett J. Foley
and
Lewis E. Schrempf
Richard E. Sullivan
Members
Stanley S. Tucker
Byron J.Matthews
of the
Theodore P.Stanwood, Jr.
City Council
Attest :
Vera M.Kelly, City Clerì
PRELIMINARY ELECTION
October 8, 1963
Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward
Totals
Ward
2
Mayor term 2 years
Andrew J. Gillis, 3 Market Sq.
355
293
262
247
268
299
1724
Edward E. Crawshaw, 182 High St.
1 34
129
115
163
179
205
925
George H.Lawler, Jr.,10 JacksonSt.264
222
229
231
291
262
1499
Albert H.Zabriskie, 23 Tyng St.
1
1
Theodore P.Stanwood, Jr.1 OceanAv. Blanks
16
22
15
17
9
8
87
Councillor, Ward 1 term 2 years
John J. Silva, 2 Bromfield St.
30
George N. Quimby, 41 Beacon Av. 261
Arthur G. Joubert, 172Purchase St. 279
Peter J.Matthews, 57 Marlboro St. 168 Blanks
35
Councillors-at-Large term 2 years
Gerald F.Larson ,65 Marlboro St. Frank E. Hamel, 53 No. Blvd. P. Island226
401
206
130
111
142
157
1147
135
120
106
103
124
814
William H.Melanson, 33Woodland St.105 George R.Chase, 72 Storey Ave. 354
342
339
381
474
534
2424
Burton P.Noyes, 225 Water St.
331
225
224
218
292
275
1565
Ronald D.Mello, 24 Moulton St.
253
198
174
202
221 78
75
532
St.239
286
231
243
229
257
1485
217
210
251
222
304
14 32
136
142
205
140
162
917
161
160
190
342
352 95 363
1674
959
891
803
818
797
755
5023
TOTAL VOTE
773
667
621
658
747
774
4240
1 0 0 5 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 16
06 13
Charles A.Carroll, III , 182High St.132 Bruce C.Scarborough, 10CarletonDr.200 James E. 0' Brien, 2 Collins St. 118 Vincent J.Connolly, 32 ForresterSt226 Blanks
131
150
163
165
822
217
225
245
398
299
1 347
92
122
72
Donald W. Hines, 1 Dalton St. 93 James A. Croteau, Jr. 45Federal Everett J.Foley, 200 Low St. 228
98
75
85
132
118
613
4
Word
4
4
1405
111
ABSENT BALLOT VOTING RESULTS, MUNICIPAL ELECTION, TUESDAY, Nov. 5, 1963
Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward Ward
Totals
1 2
3
4
5
6
Mayor term 2 years
5
9
4
11
1
7
37
George H.Lawler, Jr.10 Jackson St. 11
20
10
18
22
16
97
Blanks
4
1
3
3
11
Councillor, Ward 1 term 2 years
Arthur G. Joubert, 1742Purchase St. 11
George N.Quimby, 4l Beacon Ave. 5 Blanks 4
Councillor, Ward 2 term 2 years
Lewis E.Schrempf, 39 Milk St.
18
Jerome L. Auger, 45 Milk St. Blanks
3
Councillor, Ward 3 term 2 years
Cornelius E.Currier, lll Merrimc St. 8
7
2
Councillor, Ward 4 term 2 years
Frank A.Casey, Jr.,28 Olive St.
21
Chaplain Hussey, 1 Atkinson St. Blanks
9
Councillor, Ward 5 term 2 years
Byron J.Matthews, 6 Carleton Dr.
17
Paul H.Duggan, 12 Payson St. Blanks
4
Councillor, Ward 6 term 2 years
14
9
0
Councillors at Large term 2 years
21
10
17
11
16
87
Everett J. Foley, 200 Low St.
5
9
4
12
14
8
52
Charles A. Carroll, III,182 High St. 3
7
7
11
10
12
50
George R.Chase, 72 Storey Ave. Vincent J.Connolly, 32 ForresterSt. 6
14
20
13
24
17
18
106
9
5
10
8
13
51
Gerald F.Larson, 65 Marlboro St.
8
10
5
5
4
5
37
Ronald D.Mello, 24 Moulton St.
2
7
2
4
1
2
18
Burton P.Noyes, 225 Water St.
10
15
9
21
11
12
78
James E. O'Brien, 2 Collins St.
2
8
3
7
8
7
35
Bruce C.Scarborough, 10Carleton Dr. 9 Blanks
29
36
20
33
19
11
148
School Committee term 4 years
Deron Gulazian, 53 Kent St.
9
19
7
20
15
13
83
Joseph W. Stanwood, 26 Myrtle Ave.
10
15
10
19
11
12
77
William S.Bartlett, 146 Low St.
8
11
11
19
12
8
69
Wilfred F. Chatigny, 14 Pine St.
6
7
2
6
6
8
35
Robert G. Fuller, 4 Parsons St.
10
15
6
10
13
13
67
Franklin J. Powers, 16 Rawson Ave. Blanks
5
9
6
12
7
4
43
12
14
9
10
5
11
61
TOTAL (Absent ) VOTE
20
30
17
32
23
23
145
G
8
7
16
12
11
63
B.
1
112
2
Stanley S. Tucker, 13 Roosevelt Pl. Allen B.Reid, 14 Norman Ave. Blanks
James A.Croteau, Jr.45 Federal St. 12
2
Bernard R.Giguere, 26 Charter St. Blanks
9
Andrew J. Gillis, 3 Market Sq.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION November 5, 1963 (Including A.V.Ballots results)
Ward Ward Ward
Ward Ward Ward
Totals
1 2
3
5
6
Mayor, term 2 years
Andrew J.Gillis, 3 Market Sq.
535
514
445
463
480
499
2936
George H. Lawler, Jr.10 JacksonSt . 545
499
512
568
615
658
3397
Theodore P.Stanwood, JrlOcean Av. 4
Blanks
36
21
25
27
42
54
205
Councillor, Ward 1 term 2 years
Arthur G. Joubert, 1742Purchase St.518
George N. Quimby, 4l Beacon Ave. 576 Blanks 26
Councillor, Ward 2 term 2 years
Lewis E.Schrempf, 39 Milk St.
486
Jerome L. Auger, 45 Milk St.
484
Blanks
64
Councillor, Ward 3 term 2 years
Cornelius E.Currier, lll Merrimac St.
445
Bernard R.Giguere, 26 Charter St.
423
Donald Hines, 18 DaltonSt. Blanks
113
Councillor, Ward 4 term 2 years
Frank A.Casey, Jr., 25 Olive St.
674
Chaplain Hussey, 1 Atkinson St. Blanks
112
Councillor, Ward 5 term 2 years
Byron J. Matthews, 6 Carleton Dr.
769
Paul H.Duggan, 12 Payson St. Blanks
50
Councillor, Ward 6 term 2 years Stanley S. Tucker, 13 Roosevelt Pl. Allen B. Reid, 14 Norman Ave.
454
Carrie G. Robinson, 566Merrimac St. Blanks
2
31
Councillors-at-Large term 2 years James A.Croteau, Jr. ,45 FederalSt522 Everett J. Foley, 200 Low St. 452
546
461
435
502
519
3035
407
435
450
476
588
2808
*
Charles A.Carroll, III 182HighSt.223 674 George R.Chase, 72 Storey Ave.
574
606
6/11
754
862
4111
2501
Vincent J. Connolly, 32 Forrester Gerald F.Larson,65 Marlboro St. 536 Ronald D. Mello, 2Lı Moulton St. 416
338
323
374
184
193
216
258
1689
Burton P.Noyes, 225 Water St.
611
418
406
434
525
522
2916
James E. O' Brien, 2 Collin St.
202
270
306
271
282
252
1583
Bruce C.Scarborough, 10CarletonDr429
357
370
417
598
6/1/1
2815
Ruby Ann Litinski, LA GreenleafSt.
1
1
Blanks
1197 1358 1145
12/19 1075 1042
7066
* Elected.
366
329
359
365
525
2 360
249
293
409
305
346
1825
382
587
497
302
318
724
1
272
4
hard Weg
113
Ward Ward
3
4
Werd A 6
Totals
School Committee term 4 years
Deron Gulazian, 53 Kent St.
484
456
490
576
633
593
32 32
Joseph W. Stanwood, 26 Myrtle Av. 456
318
318
321
375
377
2165
William S.Bartlett, 146 Low St. 538
471
444
537
635
697
3322
Wilfred F. Chatigny, 14 Pine St. 451
400
328
270
306
386
2141
Robert G. Fuller, 4 Parsons St.
649
652
561
576
597
685
3720
Franklin J. Powers, 16 Rawson Av. 268
252
294
364
438
423
2039
Blanks
514
553
511
530
427
472
3007
TOTAL VOTE
1120
1034
982
1058 1137 1211
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