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electric energy purchased yearly from 1916 to 1939 inclusive. You will note that although our 1938 requirements were less than 1937, due to the decrease in the requirements of our industrial customers, our 1939 re- quirements were greater than 1938, due to the increase in the requirements of our residential and commercial customers. It is expected that our 1940 requirements will at least be as great as, and possibly exceed, those of 1938.
I also wish to call your attention to another chart which follows, showing graphically the average annual kilowatt hour cost of energy purchased from the Boston Edison Company. You will note that our 1938 average cost increased over 1937 due to the decrease in our kilowatt hour require- ments and a previously created demand. However, due to the increase in our kilowatt hour requirements in 1939 and a proper balance in our demand, our 1939 average cost shows a reduction in comparison with 1938.
Cemetery Department
Having reached his retirement date after twenty-six years of service to the Town, George A. Smith retired as Cemetery Superintendent on June 30, 1939. Louis D'Espinosa was transferred from the Engineering Department and appointed Cemetery Superintendent effective July 1, 1939.
The W.P.A. Cemetery Beautification Project has now progressed to a point where the final improvement of this area can be visualized. It is expected that this project will be completed in 1940 and will definitely improve the appearance of the approach to Highland Cemetery and enhance the beauty of the Day Memorial Chapel.
Building Department
Having reached his retirement date after nineteen years of service to the Town, Forrest M. Douglass retired as Building Inspector on June 30, 1939. Martin F. Lydon was appointed Building Inspector by your Board effective July 1, 1939.
It is interesting to note in Mr. Lydon's report the activity in the Town during the year in the construction of new buildings. A continuation of this activity in the years to follow will increase the assessable valuations of the Town to the end that the tax rate will be favorably affected provided that the type of building development is such that the increase in expendi- tures resulting thereby does not exceed the income derived therefrom.
Purchasing Department
The total amount of invoices in 1939 was greater than any time for the last five years and I believe reached an all time high. The amount of cash discounts was greater than in 1937 and 1938, and approximately the same as in 1935 and 1936.
In November Teresa V. Collins resigned from her position as secretary to the General Manager, a position which she had held since September of 1938. John P. Hayes, clerk in the Public Works Department since June 4, 1928, was promoted to fill this vacancy.
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Conclusion
The consideration shown me by your Board, the friendly spirit with which mutual problems were studied and solved, and the business-like manner in which your Board has functioned during the year, has made it a pleasure to have been associated with you and has shortened the otherwise long hours which the duties of this office require. I am of the opinion that such conduct of the town business produces definite dividends for the citizens and taxpayers of the town not alone this year but in the years that follow. For all this, I express my appreciation.
I also acknowledge the loyalty, courtesy, and sincerity of purpose of the department heads who are under my direction and supervision, and the active co-operation of all other department heads of the town govern- ment with whom I have been associated. I cannot conclude without mak- ing public reference to my pleasant and, to me, beneficial association with your clerk and my associate, James E. Pendergast, who has been absent from his duties since May, because of illness.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM C. KENDRICK, General Manager
W.P.A. PROJECT EXPENDITURES FOR 1939
Name of Project Cement Sidewalks
Scope of Project
Federal Expenditures Labor
Material $ 516.00
Town Expenditures $ 6,405.20
Total Expenditures
Construction of granolithic sidewalks where requested by abuttors, who pay seven cents per square foot for these walks. This project is not completed.
$ 8,522.19
$ 15,443.39
Turning Over Ground Turning over ground to average depth of five feet and re- at Cemetery moving boulders to make ground suitable for burial purposes. This project is not completed.
13,952.75
811.35
14,764.10
Cemetery Improve- ment
Regrading of area easterly of main entrance and northerly of Day Memorial Chapel; also installation of drainage and water pipes, construction of gravel walks and stone walls, loaming and seeding, and planting trees and shrubs. This project is not completed.
14,392.37
93.75
1,494.76
15,980.88
Contour Map Survey
Topographical survey of the town to tie in with State bench marks. This project is still in operation.
2,763.29
2,763.29
Fire Hazard
Removing fallen timber and clearing fire lanes through wooded areas. Trees destroyed by hurricane of Septem- ber 21, 1938.
4,314.03
122.17
4,436.20
Fire Hazard
Providing transportation to Walpole for Norwood men temporarily employed on Walpole's project. The labor expense was charged to Walpole.
240.00
240.00
Grave Markers
Locating and making record of graves of Norwood veterans of all wars in which this country participated.
1,178.70
14.58
1,193.28
Registration
Hawes Brook Swim- ming Pool
Clearing and grading area around pool. Constructing parking space, gravel walks, field stone retaining wall along brook, loaming and seeding.
2,437.96
1,711.85
4,149.81
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Junior High School Grounds
Installation of pipe drains. Construction of bituminous concrete driveway and parking area, concrete curb and granolithic walks.
933.94 637.80
336.74
1,908.48
Mosquito Control
Installation of pipe drains and digging open ditch to drain low and swamp areas to eliminate mosquito breeding.
5,083.15
118.09
5,201.24
Moth Control
Creosoting gypsy moth egg clusters, cutting brown tail webs, and thinning underbrush in heavily wooded areas. This project is still in operation.
7,136.87
42.31
7,179.18
East Cross Street Drain
Installation of pipe drains from main drain easterly of Pleasant St. across Gay St., Joy St., and East Cross St. to Rock St. and easterly on East Cross St. Also west- erly on East Cross St. from Sixth St.
13,608.45
6,323.00
19,931.45
Rockhill St. Drain
Installation of pipe drains on Washington St. from Short St. to Mylod St. Also on Upton Ave. from Washing- ton St. easterly, and Rockhill St. from Mylod St. south- erly and Stone Circle.
4,864.28
631.80
2,120.07
7,616.15
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State Highway
Improvement and widening of shoulders on Upland Rd. This was a state supervised and sponsored project and materials were supplied by state.
4,897.73
4,897.73
Vernon St. Play-
Ditching to provide drainage, clearing and grubbing and constructing skating pool.
6,787.32
148.63
6,935.95
ground
Sewing
Employment of women sewing clothing for the W.P.A. Commissary. This project is still in operation.
6,482.26
1,190.44
7,672.70
$97,355.29
$1,879.35
$21,079.19
$120,313.83
National Youth Administration
Supervision of summer and winter recreation program, also work project providing employment for boys and girls in several departments of the town government.
4,381.75
214.32
4,596.07
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Mr. W. C. Kendrick
General Manager
Norwood, Massachusetts
Dear Sir:
I herewith submit my report as Superintendent of the Public Works Department for the year 1939.
W.P.A. Projects
Granolithic Walk Construction: Project No. 665-14-1-63-16518. Construction of granolithic sidewalks throughout the town.
209 cubic yards of earth excavated.
1171.6 square yards of granolithic walks layed.
263 square yards of crossing and aprons installed.
111 cubic yards of loam strip installed.
Granolithic Walk Construction: Project No. 65-1-14-19-20145. Con- struction of granolithic sidewalks throughout the town.
399 cubic yards of earth excavated.
228 cubic yards of gravel fill.
2186.2 square yards granolithic walks layed.
487.6 square yards granolithic crossing and aprons installed.
214 cubic yards of loam strip installed.
East Cross Street Drain: Project No. 665-14-1-419-18548. Construct surface drains on public thoroughfares and across private property.
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476 cubic yards earth excavated to a depth of six feet.
cubic yards earth excavated to a depth of six to eight feet.
445 cubic yards excavated to a depth of eight to ten feet.
1031 cubic yards earth excavated to a depth of ten to fifteen feet.
388.1 cubic yards ledge excavation to a depth of twelve feet.
450 lineal feet 18 inch reinforced concrete pipe installed.
2027 lineal feet 15 inch reinforced concrete pipe installed.
80 lineal feet 8 inch vitrified pipe installed.
11 manholes installed.
3 catch basins installed.
9837 square feet sheathing and bracing installed.
240 cubic yards surface material disposed of.
Rockhill Street Drain: Project No. 665-14-1-419-18548. Construct surface drains on public thoroughfares and across private property.
961 cubic yards earth excavated and back filled.
55 cubic yards rock excavated.
956 lineal feet 18 inch reinforced concrete pipe installed.
310 lineal feet 12 inch reinforced concrete pipe installed.
184 lineal feet 8 inch vitrified pipe installed.
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5 manholes constructed.
8 catch basins constructed.
1000 square feet sheathing installed.
Fire Hazard: Project No. 765-14-2-34-19417. Emergency forest fire hazard reduction work.
114 acres of woodland damage by storm cleared. Broken limbs removed and fire lanes cut where necessary.
Hawes Brook: Project No. 665-14-2-120-16897. Develop parks and playgrounds.
64 cubic yards retaining wall built.
388 cubic yards earth excavated.
600 cubic yards gravel walks with stone dust on parking area.
12,100 square yards loamed and seeded.
Junior High School Grounds: Project No. 665-14-2-346-17009. Con- struct parking area and driveway.
681 cubic yards excavation for parking area and drainage.
533 square yards amiesite driveway and parking area with an eight inch gravel base.
1200 square yards loamed and seeded.
20 shrubs planted on grounds.
125 square yards of granolithic walk laid.
Mosquito Control: Project No. 65-14-6502-5333. Cleaning, repairing and improving existing water courses for the purpose of draining stagnant pools, and swampy areas as a means of mosquito control.
3092 cubic yards earth excavated, and drains cleared.
40 feet of pipe installed.
Moth Control: Project No. 165-14-5102-14440. Control and sup- pression of leaf feeding insect pests.
584 acres of woodland creosoted.
Moth Control: Project No. 665-14-2-868-18252. Control and sup- pression of leaf feeding insect pests.
14 acres of woodland thinned.
49 acres of woodland creosoted.
This project operated but two weeks and was suspended for other work. Vernon Street Park and Playground: Project No. 665-14-2-19-13961. Improving and developing Vernon Street Park and Playground.
13 acres cleared, thinned and grubbed.
2461 cubic yards of earth excavated for ditches and pond.
100 cubic yards of boulder excavation.
Highway Department Maintenance
Maintenance work, consisting of streets, fences, bridges, gravel, grano- lithic and colprovia sidewalks, cleaning of highways, street settlements and washouts was carried on in a successful manner throughout the year.
A major job charged to maintenance was the scarifying, shaping and
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treating with road oil on Pleasant Street from East Walpole line to Morse Street.
Also charged to maintenance was the resurfacing of shoulder on Neponset Street from the estate of Charles Prescott to the property of Andrew Boch. This work consisted of a twelve inch gravel base with a two inch bituminous concrete top.
On Shattuck Park Road at Bellevue Avenue, approximately two hundred lineal feet of street was raised, eliminating a bad drainage condition.
Streets oiled and treated with 45 and 65% road oil:
Pleasant Street-Water Street to Morse Street.
Pleasant Street-Willow Street to Lenox Avenue.
Union Street.
Sumner Street.
Everett Street.
East Vernon Street.
Davis Avenue-
8461 gallons of road oil was used.
Nahatan Street-Hughes' property to Westwood line. 1000 gallons of bitumals used.
Highway Construction
Winfield Street-Bituminous Gravel Construction.
Length
750 feet
Width
26 feet
Sidewalks
1500 feet
Excavation
506 cubic yards
Rock
22 cubic yards
Fuller Street-Bituminous Gravel Construction.
Length
200 feet*
Width
26 feet
Sidewalks
400 feet
Excavation
231 cubic yards
Nichols and Bond Street Circle.
Excavation
57 cubic yards
Rock
10 cubic yards
Curbing
189 feet
Pleasant Street-From No. 30 to Nahatan Street. Four inch Stone Pene- tration.
Length
2280 feet
Width
31 feet
Sidewalks
2200 feet
Excavation
2200 cubic yards
Rock
150 cubic yards
Monroe Street-Railroad Avenue to Cross Street. Four inch Pene- tration.
Length
1880 feet
Width
22 feet
Excavation
1080 cubic yards
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Highview Street-Morse Street to End. Four inch Penetration.
Length
1200 feet
Width 24 feet
Sidewalks
Excavation
2400 feet 1150 cubic yards
Dean Street-Route One to Pleasant Street. Material used on this street came from excavation of Monroe Street and Pleasant Street and treated with road oil.
Length 1950 feet
Width
24 feet
Excavation
1040 cubic yards
Fill
1213 cubic yards
Washington Street-Dean Street to Short Street. Resurfaced with bitu- minous concrete.
Length
2920
feet
Width
42 feet
Gravel Sidewalk
182.3 feet
Granolithic Walks
129 square yards
Curbing Set
6 Two-foot corner blocks
93.1 feet radius curb
1691 feet straight curb
Excavation
205 cubic yards
Washington Street-Short Street to East Walpole Line. Resurfaced with
bituminous concrete.
Length
2473 feet
Width
41 feet
Excavation
910 Cubic yards
Curbing Set 4303.17 straight curbing
All water services along the line of work on Washington Street, were renewed. Water connections and sewer services were put in to all vacant lots.
Drain Maintenance
Manholes, pipelines and open drains on drainage system were main- tained in a thorough manner. Catch basins now totaling 1011 were cleaned three times during the year.
Drain Construction
East Hoyle Street.
Length
Excavation
271 feet Stone Culvert 180 cubic yards
Cement Top
Rock
5 cubic yards
Winfield Street.
Length
103 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe
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Catch Basins Excavation Fuller Street. Length
Manholes Excavation
East Rock Street. Length Manholes
Excavation
Rock Street-Monroe Street West. Length
Catch Basins
Manholes
Excavation
Monroe Street. Length
36 feet S inch Vitrified Pipe 1
Catch Basin (new)
Catch Basins (rebuilt) 2 40 cubic yards
Excavation
Pleasant Street-Below Garfield Avenue. Catch basin rebuilt N. W. side at Railroad Avenue.
Dean Street-Pleasant Street to Route One.
Length 60 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe 5
Catch Basins
Excavation 30 cubic yards
Washington Street-South of St. Paul Avenue.
Catch Basins (new) 1
Catch Basins (rebuilt) 1
Washington Street-South-Rockhill Street to Water Street.
Length 146 feet 10 inch Vitrified Pipe 76 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe
Catch Basins
3
Excavation (rock)
20 cubic yards
Washington Street-At Water Street. Length 80 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe 2
Catch Basins
Manholes
1
Several basins on Washington Street were raised or lowered. Washington Street-At Cedar Street. Length 30 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe
Catch Basins 1
Washington Street-At Atwood Avenue. Length 38 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe
2 51 cubic yards
204 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe 1 144 cubic yards
73 feet 12 inch Concrete Pipe 1 44 cubic yards
340 feet 10 inch Vitrified Pipe 125 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe 4
1 256 cubic yards
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Catch Basins
1
Washington Street-Balch School. Length Catch Basins
6 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe 1
Washington Street-At Folan Avenue. Length Catch Basins
Highview Street-At Morse Street. Length
36 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe 1 304 feet 12 inch Concrete Pipe 91 feet 8 inch Vitrified Pipe 237 cubic yards 3
Excavation Catch Basins
Manholes
2
Lenox Avenue.
Length
Excavation
56 feet 54 inch R. C. Pipe 250 cubic yards
Sewer Maintenance
Flushing and scraping of sewer laterals was done the early part of the year with the result that very little trouble occurred in our sewer system. The sewer pumping station at East Rock Street operated without any trouble.
Sewer Construction
Lenox Avenue and Pleasant Street connection was made to the original truck line sewer.
Street
Pipe
Manholes
Length 435 feet
Pleasant Street at Lenox
30 inch Concrete
1
Washington Street at Short and Rockhill Streets
8 inch Vitrified
4 605 feet
Davis Avenue
10 inch Vitrified
6 1300 feet
A total of 41 new sewer services were installed for a total of 1955 lineal feet.
Moth and Forestry
Sixty new maple trees were planted throughout the town. All shade trees were cared for, painted for moth and insect pests where necessary and all trees were sprayed with arsenate of lead. During the months of Janu- ary, February and March all trees were inspected. Dead limbs were re- moved and considerable pruning was done.
Parks
Parks and playgrounds were kept in a highly satisfactory manner throughout the season.
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Street Signs, Traffic Signs, and Traffic Markings
It will be necessary this year to replace many street signs which have been broken by boys at different times during the year.
A new sign has been adopted which we think will be more durable, and at a less cost than the signs which have been a standard street sign for the past ten years.
Traffic signs were placed wherever necessary, and all street markings for parking and safety purposes were maintained.
WATER MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
During July of the past year the new Standpipe, a new P.W.A. project became operative, with the result that services and meters were directly affected by the added pressure of fifteen pounds. This caused many leaks and stoppages. Repairs were made as fast as possible, and in many cases the entire service had to be renewed.
On mains fifteen joints were blown out. On Washington Street at the Norwood Press an eight inch water main broke.
Four hydrants were broken by automobiles and one hydrant was re- placed, due to worn out conditions.
The filter beds at the Westwood pumping station gave considerable trouble during the past seven months, caused by an excessive amount of vegetable matter from the pond water, making it necessary to clean these beds more frequently.
At the Ellis pumping station, the pumping equipment operated very successfully during the year. On two occasions leaks were found at the tubular wells at Ellis making it necessary to shut the station down for a period of two and one-half days.
The eight inch main on Morse Street was lowered at the Morse Street bridge. This job necessitated working Saturdays and Sundays to co- operate with Bird & Son, Inc.
Water Construction
Berwick Place.
Length
Hydrants Set
810 feet 6 inch Cast Iron Pipe 1
Excavation
405 cubic yards
Patch
270 square yards
Hawthorne Street. Length
321 feet 6 inch Cast Iron Pipe 2
Hydrants Set
Patch
107 square yards 160 cubic yards
Excavation
Union Street. Length
Hydrants Set
1281 feet 6 inch Cast Iron Pipe 2
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Patch Excavation West Border Road. Length
427 square yards 680 cubic yards
58.4 feet 6 inch Cast Iron Pipe 11.2 feet 8 inch Cast Iron Pipe 672.5 feet 8 inch Transite Pipe
Hydrants Set
1
Rock Excavation
15 cubic yards
Excavation
444 cubic yards
Victoria Circle.
Length
Hydrants Set
Excavation
1501 feet 12 inch Cast Iron Pipe 0 1050 cubic yards
Johnson Court.
Length
Hydrants Set
224 feet 6 inch Cast Iron Pipe 1
Arrangements were made with the P.W.A. contractor so that the town men could make the connection from the main leading to the old stand- pipe into the new standpipe.
This work consisted of laying sixteen inch and twelve inch water main with several valves, one hydrant and one check valve.
While doing this work it was necessary to pump direct into the system, closing and shutting off the old standpipe. The men worked twenty-four hours steady to complete the job.
Water Statistics Monthly Consumption in Gallons
Month
Total Gallons
Ellis Station
Westwood Station
January
33,230,000
12,270,000
20,960,000
February
30,995,000
11,180,000
19,815,000
March
35,145,000
12,900,000
22,245,000
April
32,200,000
11,460,000
20,740,000
May
36,475,000
13,870,000
28,605,000
June
38,715,000
15,270,000
23,445,000
July
38,625,000
22,760,000
15,865,000
August
38,585,000
23,790,000
14,795,000
September
36,985,000
23,620,000
13,365,000
October
37,040,000
23,970,000
13,070,000
November
36,505,000
23,490,000
13,015,000
December
37,595,000
26,780,000
10,815,000
432,095,000
221,360,000
210,735,000
Greatest Amount Pumped:
Day, June 21, 1939
Gallons:
1,835,000
Week, June 18 through June 24
Gallons: 10.180.000
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Supplied to Distributing Mains for Year Gallons: 432,095,000
Passed through Service Meters During Year. Gallons: 257,618,000
Miles of Mains at End of Year
49.2
Total Number of Services at End of Year
2,864
Number of Services in Use at End of Year
2,858
Number of Meters in Use at End of Year
2,890
Factory Domestic
2,843
Total Number of New Services Installed
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Total Number of Services Renewed.
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Operating Record at Pumping Stations:
Station
Days
Hours
Gallons Pumped
Ellis
345
3298
221,360,000
Westwood
359
3543
210,735,000
704
6841
432,095,000
Gallons of Water Pumped in Previous Years:
1931
411,230,000
1935
446,355,000
1932
380,095,000
1936
490,576,000
1933
384,565,000
1937
403,070,000
1934
425,378,000
1938
374,733,000
In closing this report I wish to make the following recommendations for the various departments as follows:
Streets to be Resurfaced:
Linden Street-Guild Street to Winter Street.
Hoyle Street-Washington Street to Walpole Street.
Douglas Avenue-Washington Street to Winslow Avenue.
Pine Street-Prospect Street to end.
Oak Road-Walpole Street to Crescent Avenue. Remainder of street to Nichols Street, with the exception of section resurfaced in 1938.
Washington Street-Between the high bridges. Sidewalk on the easterly side and resurfacing of the street on the westerly side.
Rock Street-Lenox Street to Monroe Street.
Day Street-Broadway to Washington Street, recap with bituminous concrete.
Railroad Avenue-Prospect Street to end.
Nahatan Street-Prospect Street to Hughes' property.
Rockhill Street-Washington Street to Mylod Street.
Construction of Lenox Avenue to Pleasant Street.
Florence Avenue-Recap with bituminous concrete.
Corner Taking-Plimpton Avenue at Lenox Street-Granite is already there. Purchased in 1933.
Lenox Street-Guild Street to Holliston Mills.
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Colprovia Sidewalks:
Washington Street, easterly side-St. Paul Avenue to the East Walpole line. Washington Street-Repairs and change of grade on westerly side from Concord Avenue to the East Walpole line.
Prospect Street-Railroad Avenue to Upland Road on easterly side.
Wilson Street, northerly side-Walpole Street to Walpole line.
Highview Street-Both sides to the end.
Endicott Street, northerly side. Walpole Street to Tannery.
Dean Street-Both sides from Route One to Pleasant Street.
Drainage:
Winter Street at Linden Street.
Washington Street at High Bridge.
Guild Street at Subway.
Pleasant Street at Bird's Mill.
Endicott Street-Culvert and basin opposite No. 18.
Main Drain-Willow Street to Hillside Avenue.
Water:
Hoyle Street-Change four inch line to eight inch.
Linden Street and Winter Street-Change four inch line to six inch line.
Repairs to concrete filters at Westwood Station.
I strongly urge that immediate action be taken regarding new wells at Ellis.
I also strongly urge that definite steps be made in the idea of a new Public Works headquarters.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH E. CONLEY, Superintendent of Public Works
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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Mr. William C. Kendrick General Manager Town of Norwood, Massachusetts
Dear Sir:
I herein submit my report as Town Engineer for the year 1939.
Construction plans, estimated costs, lines and grades and final measure- ments were furnished for the following jobs:
Highway Construction
Winfield Street Fuller Street Dean Street
Pleasant Street Monroe Street Highview Street
Drains Construction
Winfield Street
Fuller Street
Dean Street
East Rock Street
Washington Street
Lenox Avenue
Rock Street Monroe Street
Pleasant Street East Hoyle Street Culvert
Highview Street
Sewer Construction
P.W.A. Extension Lenox Avenue to Rock Street
Extension of main between Pleasant Street and Lenox Avenue Washington Street at Short Street
Washington Street at Rockhill Street
Davis Avenue
Water Construction
Berwick Place Hawthorne Street Union Street
West Border Road Johnson Court Victoria Circle to Stand Pipe
Brookfield Road Cypress Street Douglass Avenue Lenox Street Neponset Street Beech Street Hill Street Nichols Street West Street
W.P.A. Sidewalks
Curran Avenue Willow Street Winslow Avenue
Prospect Street Second Street Elm Street Mountain Avenue Marion Avenue Highland Street
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Oak Road Hoyle Street Bellevue Avenue Lincoln Street Winter Street Hawthorne Street
Chickering Road Saunders Road Florence Avenue Shattuck Park Road Charles Street Vernon Street
Miscellaneous W.P.A. Projects
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