The Beverly city directory and North Shore map 1920, Part 46

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*Shingles


GOVE LUMBER CO. 80 Colon. See page 78.


POPE J. F. & SON, 82-92 River. See page 79. WILSON J. T. & SON, (Inc.) 28 Haskell, P. C. See backbone.


Shoe Trimmings


Rust & Conary, 47 Park. Thibodeau George E. 226 Elliott.


Shirt Waists


SMART WAIST SHOP, 276 Cabot. See page 107 .


Sign Painters


HODGKINS H. M. & R. E. 18 Hart, B. F. See page 85. PORTER J. V. CO. 20 Railroad ave. See page 585. Staten Harold A. 202 Rantoul.


LEWIS' CLEANERS OF Men's Women's & Children's Clothes Also Household Furnishings


BEVERLY BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1920 631


Smokers' Supplies


HARPER & STAPLES, 174 Rantoul. See page 7 .


*Soil, Loam, Gravel, Etc.


AVERY BROS, 12 and 14 Herrick. See page 41. CONNOLLY BROS. 20 Oak, B. F. See outside cover. DRISCOLL FLORENCE, 381 Ran- toul. See page 42.


EDWARDS STEPHEN A. D. 526 Es- sex. See page 43. GRADY JAMES L. 18 Summer. See page 33. Standley Edward A. 409 Cabot.


*Soles and Sole Leather


WELCH JAMES J. & CO. 7A Wallis. See page 34. LAWRENCE THOMAS H. 97 Ran- toul. See page 77.


*Solid Truck Tires Pressed On


WITCH CITY VULCANIZING CO. 77 Lafayette, Salem. See page 10


*Speaking Tubes


McQUEENY CHARLES E. 277 1-2 Cabot. See head lines.


Special Commissioners


EDWARDS DORA L. MISS, 526 Es- sex. See page 76.


*Sporting Goods


COR-NIX RUBBER CO. 261 Cabot. See page 97. FOSTER R. G. & CO. 83 Cabot. See page 98. HAMILTON F. A. E. 311-313 Ran- toul. See page 15. MURPHY M. T. 36 West, B. F. See page 68.


NEWELL JOHN H. 220-224 Cabot. See back cover and page 90. WHITCOMB-CARTER CO. 182-186 Cabot. See outside cover and margins.


Spray Hoods


PHILINTE ERNEST A. 202 Rantoul. See margins.


Spraying


HENDERSON RICHARD E. 70 Co- lon. See page 55. HERNDON BROS. r 21 Cross. See page 55.


Stables


Flynn Francis J (boarding) 183 Hale .. Nugent James J. (livery and board- ing) 13 Vine, B. F. UNION STABLE, W. M. Stevens, prop. (boarding, hack and liv- ery) 8 W. Dane. See page 99. Wyatt & Trowt (livery and boarding). 566 Hale, P. C.


Stable Accessories


CAMPBELL WILLIAM|H. 9 Abbott. See page 66.


*Stamping


HURLBURT BESSIE M. MISS 296 Cabot. NILES MILDRED A. MISS, 1 Hale. See page 16.


Stamps (Rubber)


CITIZEN STAMP CO. 3 Broadway. See page 95.


Stationery


BAKER CHARLES A. 151 Cabot .. See page 46. DELANEY THOMAS F. 207 Cabot .. See page 278.


THE "KNOW HOW" OF ESSEX COUNTY


Office, 54 Lafayette Street,


Salem, Mass.


CLEANERS LEWIS'


632


BEVERLY BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1920


DELANEY & PERT, 382 Cabot. See page 47.


FARRIN ARTHUR G. 275 Cabot. See page 98.


FOSTER NATHAN H. 174 Cabot. See margins.


FOSTER R. G. & CO. 83 Cabot. See page 98.


JONES R. L. 10 Enon. See page 107. KELLEHER HENRY 293 Rantoul. See page 44.


KNOWLTON TRUE B. 100 Cabot. See page 47.


MOORE JOHN H. 128 Cabot. See page 47.


NEWELL JOHN H. 220-224 Cabot. See back cover and page 90.


ROPES DRUG CO. 188-190 Cabot. See page 45.


SARGENT E. L. CO. Inc. 294 Cabot. See page 46.


STONE PERCIVAL 434 Rantoul. See page 44.


VARNEY FRED W. 1 West, B. F. See page 46.


*Steam, Gas and Hot Water Fit- ters and Fittings


CABEEN JOHN F. 287 Cabot. See page 92.


GLADDING R. SMITH, 55 Elliott. See page 94. KNAPP C. S. & CO. 127 Rantoul. See page 94.


LYMAN H. GUY 324 Rantoul. See page 94.


PICKETT, ELLIOTT, TEAGUE CO. 12 1-2 Bow. See outside cover. ROBERTSON ROBERT CO. 220 Ran- toul and 6 Oak B. F. See page lem. See margins, gold stamp page 33.


SHEEHAN & MURPHY, 260 Cabot, Beverly Farms and 15 Bow Sa- lem. See margins, gold stamp on front cover and front cover. WOOD ROBERT I. 53 Bridge. See page 92.


*Steam Laundries


STAR LAUNDRY, 91 Rantoul. See page 77.


Steamship Agents


KEARNS MARK A. 222 Cabot. See page 72.


*Stone Masons and Contractors


CANN GEORGE L. 533 Essex. See page 34.


CONNOLLY BROS. 20 Oak, B. F. See outside cover.


GRADY JAMES L. 18 Summer. See page 33.


GRADY MICHAEL, 3 Summer. See front edge stamp.


WELCH JAMES J. & CO. 7A Wallis. See page 34.


Stone Quarries


CONNOLLY BROS. 20 Oak, B. F. See outside cover. GRADY JAMES L. Montserrat. See page 33.


Storage Battery Stations


BEVERLY VULCANIZING CO. 200 Rantoul. See front cover.


JOHNSON F. C. 104 Cabot. See page 12. NORTH SHORE STORAGE BAT- TERY STATION, 12 Cabot. See page 13.


Storage for Automobiles


HARPER .GARAGE CO. 131-135 Rantoul. See foot lines. HUSSEY P. E. 146 Hale. See page 11.


K. & K. GARAGE, 10 Railroad ave. See page 9.


BEVERLY STORAGE WARE- HOUSE 329 Rantoul. See page 100. SMITH GEORGE A. 76 Essex. See page 49.


HIGH-GRADE CLEANERS & DYERS LEWIS' SALEM Telephone 1017


BEVERLY BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1920


633


WHITTEN C. E. 98 Cabot. See page 16.


Storage for Furs


ALASKA FUR CO. 262 Cabot. See page 5.


Storage Warehouse


BEVERLY STORAGE WARE- HOUSE, 329 Rantoul. See page 100.


Stove and Furnace Repairs


CABEEN JOHN F. 287 Cabot. See page 92.


JOHNSON WILLIAM F. 9 Bow. See margins.


LUNT ALBERT CO (estate) 214 Ca- bot. See head lines.


LYMAN H. GUY 324 Rantoul. See page 94.


ROGERS EDWARD W. 132 Cabot. See page 57.


WOOD ROBERT I. 53 Bridge. See page 92.


Stoves and Ranges


CABEEN JOHN F. 287 Cabot. See page 92. GLADDING R. SMITH, 55 Elliott. See page 94. HAMILTON F. A. E. 311-313 Ran- toul. See page 15.


LUNT ALBERT C. (esate) 214 Cab- ot. See head lines.


ROGERS EDWARD W. 132 Cabot. See page 57. TOMPKINS C. F. CO. 248 Cabot. See page 57.


Submarine Diver


Terrio Frank A. 15 Lakeside ave.


Surveyors


APPLETON THOMAS A. 311 Essex. See page 36.


Berry William J. 153 Cabot. ROBERTSON GORDON 220 Rantoul. See page 36.


Tailors, Repairing, Etc.


BARRON A. N. TAILORING CO. 267 Cabot. See back outside cover.


DAVIDSON GEORGE, 449 Rantoul. See page 103 .


Greenhill Lazarus 738 Hale, B. F. GROSSMAN LOUIS, 105 Cabot. See page 102.


JABIS BROTHERS, 147 Rantoul. See page 100.


KATZ BROS. 79 Elliott. See page 102 MAMPRE D. H. 244 Cabot, rms 2, 3, 4 and 5. See page 101.


MATISOFF LOUIS, 304 Rantoul. See page 36.


McMILLAN ROBERT K. 163 Cabot. See page 101.


Pedersen Andreas, 184 Cabot.


MITCHELL & CO. 148 Cabot.


See page 101.


RANTZ ISRAEL, 297 Rantoul. See page 102.


Shuman Isaac, 782 Hale, B. F. (smr) Silverberg M. H. 26 West, B. F. (smr.)


WEST ARTHUR R. 184 Cabot. See page 586.


Taxicabs


Carnevale Venanzio 92 Rantoul. CONWAY & WILLIAMS, 55 Broad- way. See page 77.


GOLDBERG SAM. 25 Beckford. See page 13.


DESMOND J. F. & CO. 126 Rantoul. See page 106.


Sterman Abraham 128 Water.


McVEY & BERRY, 330 Rantoul. See page 10.


STEVENS WILLIAM M. 8 W. Dane. See page 99.


Tea Rooms


Garden City Tea Room, 11 Broadway.


LEWIS


LOWEST PRICES Compatible with Highest Quality. Delivery Service


634 BEVERLY BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1920-


GUNNISON LILLIAN MISS, Ye


Balch Arms, 448 Cabot.


See page 97. Puritan Tea Room, 129 Colon.


Teachers


See Music Teachers, also Schools Clark Martha E. W. Mrs. (embroid- ery etc.) 11 Cross.


CROWLEY GERTRUDE WALKER MRS. (voice) 18 Mt. Vernon, Salem. See page 83.


Demack Leo C. (piano, organ and theory) 861/2 Essex. Foster Bessie O. Miss (physical cul- ture) u. 21 Bartlett.


GREEN ALICE E. MRS. 31/2 Sum- mer. See page 83.


GREEN P. GORDON (violin) 205 Cabot, rm. 10. See page 83. Tel. 1163-W See page 83.


Merrill Leverett B. (voice) 244 Cabot, rms. 18.


Morgan Clarence E. (piano and or- gan) 5 Burton ave.


Pedrick Pearle G. Mrs. (stenography) 24 Mckinley ave.


PRESTON ERNEST (piano and or- gan) 307 Cabot. See page 83.


Teaming and Jobbing (See also Expressing)


ALLEN & CHURCHYARD, 6 Chap- man pl. See page 50. Buckley John, 18 Rantoul. BEVERLY ICE CO. 127 Park. See page 2. CONNOLLY BROS. 20 Oak, B. F. See outside cover.


DRISCOLL FLORENCE, 381 Ran- toul. See page 42. DURLING BROS. 14 Mechanic. See page 51.


EDWARDS STEPHEN A. D. 526 Es- sex. See page 41. Flynn Francis J. 183 Hale.


GRADY JAMES L. 18 Summer. See page 33.


GRADY MICHAEL, 3 Summer. See front edge stamp.


Gwinn Stephen A. 6 Longwood ave. HAMILTON & BROCK, 47 Railroad ave. See page 51.


Hayes Timothy, 8 Wellman.


HOOGERZEIL'S EXPRESS, 7 Back. See page 48.


Malara Vincenzi (trucking) 29 Well- man. MARSHALL, MOULTON & SMITH EXPRESS CO. 53 Broadway. See page 50.


Morse Frank L. 4 Wellman.


Smith David C. 3 Riverside. WELCH JAMES J. & CO. 7A Wallis. See page 34.


Telegraph


Western Union Telegraph Co. 5 Broadway and 6 West B. F.


Telephone


New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. 157 Cabot and 18 Vine, B. F.


Tent Makers


PHILINTE ERNEST A. 202 Rantoul. See margins.


Theatres


LARCOM THEATRE, (N. H. Ware Co. Lessees) 13 Wallis. See page 104.


Regent Theatre, 131-135 Cabot.


*Tinsmiths


CABEEN JOHN F. 287 Cabot. See page 92.


GLADDING R. SMITH, 55 Elliott. See page 94.


JOHNSON WILLIAM F. 9 Bow. See margins.


LUNT ALBERT C. (estate) 214 Cab- ot. See head lines.


ROGERS EDWARD W. 132 Cabot. See page 57.


CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED PRICES ON APPLICATION TELEPHONE 1017


LEWIS'


BEVERLY BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1920


635


*Tire Pump Couplings


GURNARD MANUFACTURING CO. 97 Rantoul. See page 81.


Tog Shop Morse Evelyn A. Mrs. 244 Cabot, rm. 11.


Tool and Guage Mnfrs.


Conley & McElroy Machinery & En- gineering Co. 97 Rantoul. GURNARD MANUFACTURING CO. 97 Rantoul. See page 81. Nichols M. D. Tool Co. 63 Federal.


Top Lifts, Taps and Counters LAWRENCE THOMAS H. 97 Ran- toul. See page 77.


Moore Bros. u. 63 Federal.


Toy Manufacturers


American Toy Manufacturing Co. 60 River.


*Toys, Games, Books, Etc.


FARRIN ARTHUR G. 275 Cabot. See page 98.


FOSTER NATHAN H. 174 Cabot. See foot lines.


FOSTER R. G. & CO. 83 Cabot. See page 98.


FOWLER ARTHUR H. 250 Cabot. See page 107.


*Tree Spraying and Burlapping HENDERSON R. E. 70 Colon. See page 55. HERNDON BROS. r 21 Cross. See margins.


Tree Transplanters


Estes Tree Transplanting Co. 48 Hart, B. F.


Truant Officers


Pepper William T. High School bldg.


Trucking


ALLEN & CHURCHYARD, 6 Chap- man pl. See page 50. DURLING BROS. 14 Mechanic. See page 51. HAMILTON & BROCK 47 Railroad ave. See page 51.


Trunks and Bags


ALMY BIGELOW & WASHBURN


INC. 240 Cabot. See head lines. CAMPBELL WILLIAM H. 9 Abbott. See page 66.


DONAHUE DAN A. 218 Cabot. See page 37.


FIELD & KENNEDY 165-167 Cabot. See page 36.


MURPHY M. T. 36 West, B. F. See page 68.


Trunk and Bag Repairing


CAMPBELL WILLIAM H. 9 Abbott. See page 66.


Trusses and Supporters


DELANEY THOMAS F. 207 Cabot. See page 278. ROPES DRUG CO. 188-190 Cabot. See page 45.


*Turning Band and Jig Sawing


POPE J. F. & SON, 82-92 River. See page 79. PUBLICOVER BROS. rear 16 Hart, B. F. See page 28.


Undertakers


Carney William J 4 Lennox. Carroll William F. 12 Blaine ave.


DESMOND'S UNDERTAKING ROOMS 126 Rantoul. See page 106.


GENTLEE SAMUEL A. & SON, 277 Cabot. See page 105. LEE & CRESSY, 232 Cabot. See page 106. McKenna J. F. & Son, 208 Rantoul ..


LEWIS'


MEN'S FLANNEL TROUSERS THOROUGHLY CLEANSED TELEPHONE 1017


636 BEVERLY BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1920


Underwear Manufacturer


HAYMES R. L. MNFG. CO. 502 Ran- toul. See page 81.


Upholsterers


LUNT ALBERT C. (estate) 214 Cab- ot. See head lines.


ROGERS EDWARD W. 132 Cabot. See page 57. SANDS GEORGE A. r. 25 Mulberry. See page 106. Whittemore George W. 01 Mulberry.


Vacuum Cleaners BEVERLY GAS & ELECTRIC CO. 223 Cabot. See page 59.


Vacuum Cleaning


BEVERLY HOUSE & WINDOW CLEANING CO. 52 Railroad ave. See page 108. NORTH SHORE CLEANING CO., 73 Essex. See page 120.


Variety Stores


(See Five and Ten Cent Stores) Axelrod Louis 68 Cabot.


Beverly Bargain Store, 350 Rantoul. Blaudin Victor, 590 Hale, P. C. Jacob Chiplovitz, 394 Rantoul. Edwards Israel O. 54 1-2 Dodge. FOSTER R. G. & CO. 83 Cabot. See page 98.


FOWLER ARTHUR H. 250 Cabot. See page 107. Gershaw Louis, 38 Rantoul.


Gorfinkle Simon 399A Cabot.


Grossberg Keva, 265 Rantoul. Hills Thomas C. 30 Essex. Hills Walter C. 231 Cabot. JONES R. L. 10 Enon. See page 107. Proulx Edmund, 20 Bridge. Pyne Margaret E. Mrs. 122 Bridge. Schefts Louis, 9 Mill.


Shepard Harry P. 174 Rantoul. Twohig Cornelius P. 24B Cabot.


Vault and Cesspool Cleaning Corkery P. Co. 6 Cox ct. Morse Frank L. 4 Wellman.


Veterinary Surgeons


Lambert Horace D. 42 Cabot. Riordan John J. 12 Hart, B. F.


*Vulcanizing


BEVERLY VULCANIZING CO. 200 Rantoul. See front cover.


CRAGEN STEPHEN J. 3 Lovett. See margins.


GARDEN CITY TIRE EXCHANGE '119 Rantoul. See page 13.


HAMILTON F. A. E. 311-313 Ran-


toul. See page 15.


NORTH SHORE VULCANIZING CO. 289 Rantoul. See page 14.


Wall Paper


LUNT ALBERT C. (estate) 214 Cab- ot. See head lines. PORTER J. V. CO. 20 Railroad ave. See page 585. ROGERS EDWARD W. 132 Cabot. See page 57.


Watchmakers and Jewelers


ALLEN J. M. & CO. 244 Cabot. See front cover margin. BRETT H. P. CO. 219 Cabot. See gold stamp back cover.


HILL JOHN B. & SON, 160 Cabot. See page 76.


NORTON MORRIS E. 413 Cabot. See page 76.


SMITH LOUIS S. 258 Cabot. See margins.


WEBB ALDEN, 145 Cabot. See foot lines. Woodbury Arthur P. 345 Cabot.


*Wet Wash


STAR LAUNDRY, 91 Rantoul. See pae 77.


Wheelwrights


Croscup William H. 316 Cabot.


LEWIS'


EXPERT BLANKET CLEANERS ( CHEAPER THAN LAUNDERING) TELEPHONE 1017


BEVERLY BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1920 637


Whips, Robes and Blankets


MURPHY MICHAEL T. 36 West, B. F. See page 68. WHITCOMB-CARTER CO. 182-186 Cabot. See outside cover and margins.


*Whitewashing


CROSBY FORMAN A. rear 7 Jud- son. See page 35.


FOWLER JOHN C. 295 Rantoul. See page 35. HURD GEORGE H. 7 Pond. See page 33.


Willard Storage Battery Service


NORTH SHORE STORAGE BAT-


TERY STATION, 12 Cabot. See page 13.


Window Cleaning


BEVERLY HOUSE & WINDOW CLEANING CO. 52 Railroad ave. See page 108. NORTH SHORE CLEANING CO. 73 Essex. See page 120.


*Wood Dealers GIRDLER JOHN, 15 and 162 Cabot. and 78 Water. See page 39.


HARRIGAN J. J. Inc. rear 60 Pleas- ant. See page 39.


NEW ENGLAND COAL & COKE CO. 115 Water. See foot lines. PICKERING GEORGE W. 166 Cab- ot. See page 38.


Woolens


WEST ARTHUR R. 184 Cabot. See page 586.


X-Ray and Electrical Treatments STANLEY FRANCIS G. 144 Cabot.


*Yacht Hardware


WHITCOMB-CARTER CO. 182-186 Cabot. See outside back cover. WINER BROS. 194-198 Rantoul. See page 67.


Yacht and Marine Plumbers


ROBERTSON ROBERT CO. 220 Rantoul and 6 West, B. F. See page 93.


*Yarns


HURLBURT BESSIE M. MISS 296 Cabot. NILES MILDRED A. MISS 1 Hale. See page 16.


BEVERLY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE


BEVERLY


BEVERLY, "The Garden City of the North Shore" is noted for its de- lightful climate and for its seven miles or more of beautiful ocean shore line, along which are extensive private estates and comfortable homes of year-round residents, as well as many exclusively summer homes occupied seven or eight months of the year by summer residents.


It is a city of broad, well-paved streets and avenues, with well-kept lawns, tall elms and maples on either side meeting and arching overhead.


Beverly is noted also for its manufactures. The first cotton mill in the United States was built and operated at Beverly. It is the birthplace of the shoe manufacturing industry in the United States; and it is to-day the home of the United Shoe Machinery Corporation.


LOCATION:


Beverly is located on the north shore of Massa- chusetts Bay, 18 miles from Boston, 38 miles from Portsmouth, N. H., and 90 miles from Portland, Maine; on the Boston & Maine railroad; and on the most popular motor route between Boston, Portland, and the White Mountains.


AREA: POPULATION:


The city of Beverly covers an area of 9,770 acres.


On the basis of information obtained at the time of printing the Beverly City Directory, Beverly's population was estimated to be approximately 26,000.


HISTORY: INDUSTRIES:


Beverly was founded in 1626; was incorporated as a town in 1668; and incorporated as a city in 1894.


The chief industries are the manufacture of shoes and machinery. There are more than 7,500 em- ployees in the various industries, with an average total weekly payroll of more than $225,000. Bev- erly is also a distributing centre for much of the coal and oil used in New England.


BANKS:


Beverly has one National Bank, a Savings Bank, a Co-operative Bank, Trust Company, and a Credit Union. The total amount on deposit at the various banks is more than $8,500,000.


STREETS:


Total mileage 82. More than 10 miles of the streets of Beverly are paved with granite blocks, asphalt, tarvia, or macadam. with post lighting system practically throughout.


PROPERTY VALUATION: TAX RATE:


The total assessed valuation of property in 1919 was $36,520,120.


The tax rate for the year 1919-1920 was $19.20 per thousand or 1.92%.


BEVERLY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE


BEVERLY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE


WATER SUPPLY:


Pure water is supplied from Wenham Lake by direct pumping system with an over-flow reservoir. Water. is supplied partly on a fixture basis and partly by meters, the transition to meters being made as rapidly as possible. There are at present 84.12 miles of water main.


PUBLIC LIBRARY:


Beverly has a modern public library building with a total of 25,000 volumes and an average daily circulation of over 300 volumes.


FRATERNAL AND BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS:


The Masonic Fraternity, Elks, Odd Fellows, Knights of Columbus, Knights of Pythias, Foresters, Y. M. C. A., and many other fraternal and benevolent organizations have active local representative bodies in Beverly. A complete list with detailed information may be found elsewhere in the City Directory.


TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES:


Beverly has excellent transportation facilities by rail and by water. The main line of the Boston & Maine Railroad passes through Beverly, and in addition there are more than 60 trains each week day to and from Boston, and more than 30 on Sunday.


There are 96 elementary schools in Beverly housed in 12 separate buildings and accommodating during the past school year 3,450 pupils, besides the modern high school building which accom- modated during the past school year, 821 pupils. Beverly strives to meet the varying school needs and interests of her boys and girls by making intel- ligent provision for the individual differences of the children. This is accomplished through a flex- ible grade system, junior manual training classes, elementary schools of moderate size, with super- visors of special subjects, and coach teachers in all large buildings. Beverly's high school offers most generous elective privileges. An industrial school for the training of machinists is one of the distinctive features of Beverly's public schools.


CHURCHES:


Approximately 20 churches in Beverly of which four are Congregational, three Roman Catholic, two Baptists, two Episcopal and one Unitarian, Universalist, Methodist and a Jewish Synagogue. A complete list of the churches, with detailed in- formation, may be found elsewhere in the City Directory.


PARKS AND PUBLIC PLAYGROUNDS:


Two public parks; seven playgrounds; a munici- pal beach and public bath house; and a munici- pal athletic field.


THEATRES:


Two commodious motion picture houses; and a large new theatre in process of construction.


BEVERLY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE


SCHOOLS:


VALUATION AND TAX RATE Of the City of Beverly Since 1895 Copyright 1920


Polls


1895


$10,600,775


$218,273.64


3425


1896


10,946,700


3,231,800


14,172,500


14.80


216,891.00


3569


1897


11,211,075


3,066,725


14,277,800


16.00


242,596.80


3538


1898.


11,427,900


3,871,875


15,299,775


15.00


236,826.621/2


3666


1899.


11,704,600


4,495,250


16,199,850


16.00


274,209.60


3753


1900


11,964,050 12,195,550


5,049,150


17,244,700


15.75


277,051.12


3766


1902.


12,663,325


4,814,675


17,478,000


16.00


295,188.00


3885


1903.


13,595,700


4,697,675


18,293,275


16.50


309,362.60


3988


1904.


14,394,600


4,865,300


19,259,900


16.00


325,947.891/2


4102


1905.


15,901,725


4,915,100


20,816,825


16.80


357,943.58


4415


1906


17,747,800


5,478,125


23,225,925


18.00


428,190.65


5108


1907


18,802,750


10,252,975


29,055,725


14.40


438,279.92


5029


1908.


19,183,150


10,398,000


29,581,150


17.40


524,728.01


5008


1909


19,464,225


15,779,625


35,243,850


15.40


532,367.291/2


5106


1910


20,552,775


15,090,700


35,643,475


15.20


552,608.82


5414


1911.


21,409,700


16,646,900


38,056,600


15.00


568,924.16


6109


1912.


22,476,975


16,528,365


39,005,340


15.00


596,308.82


6133


1913


23,289,300


17,020,975


40,310,275


17.70


718,133.43


6254


1914.


23,986,950


20,403,675


44,390,625


15.50


706,211.84


6278


1915


24,608,875


20,390,957


44,648,832


16.20


736,921.07


6805


1916.


26,177,875


21,944,623


48,122,138


15.60


764,005.35


6650


1917


27,211,450


+6,542,259


33,753,709


18.80


894,551.50 9/10 6873


1918.


28,750,700


6,693,541


35,444,241


17.80


*902,203.05


5961


1919.


28,728,925


7,632,865


36,415,790


19.20


#711,291.17


6054


#Warrant


Less Income Tax


217,937.96


Overlay


14,055.90


Amount to raise $711,291.17 + Loss in value of personal estate after 1916 through operation of new income tax laws.


BY WARDS


Ward


Precinct


Polls


Personal $1,004,845


Real $1,570,900


Total $2,575,745


1


2


717


110,045


1,242,250


1,352,295


2


791


1,447,705


3,327,000


4,774,705


3


1085


452,555


1,762,075


2,214,630


4


1


623


183,100


1,470,875


1,653,975


4


2


585


539,035


2,831,225


3,370,260


5


1103


1,946,605


3,389,675


5,336,280


6


416


435,945


3,130,475


3,566,420


Non-Residents


1,258,055


10,058,450


11,316,505


Banks


254,975


254,975


6054


$7,632,865


$28,782,925


$36,415,790


December Assessments


Personal


Real


Polls 49


$23,305


$81,025


Exempted Property $855,450


Total


Tax Rate Amt. Raised


Year


Value of Real Estate


Value of Per. Estate $3,308,675


Valuation on $1,000 $15.20


By Tax


$13,909,450


16,255,475


16.00


265,727.60


3780


4,291,425


1901


1


1


743


$915,173.23


$697,235.27


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Civil Government


of the


State of Massachusetts


ENSE PETIT


QVIETEM


PLACIDAM


LIBERTATE


For the Political Year


1920


State Election Held the First Tuesday After First Monday in November. Legislature Meets First Wednes- day in January.


GOVERNOR


His Excellency, Calvin Coolidge, Northampton, $10,000.


LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR


Hon. Channing H. Cox, Boston, $2,000.


COUNCILLORS


District No. 1, Harry H. Williams, Brockton; district No. 2, Horace A. Carter, Needham; district No. 3, Lewis R. Sullivan, Boston, district No. 4, George B. Wason, Cambridge; district No. 5, James F. Ingraham, jr., Peabody; district No. 6, James G. Harris, Medford; district No. 7, Mat- thew J. Whittall, Worcester; district


No. 8, Henry L. Bowles, Springfield; Salary, $1,000 each.


Albert P. Langtry, Springfield, Secretary of State, $6,000; Fred J. Burrell, Medford, Treasurer and Re- ceiver General, $6,000; J. Weston Al- len, Newton, Attorney General, $8,000; Alonzo B. Cook, Boston, Au- ditor, $6,000; Jesse F. Stevens, Wol- laston, Adjutant General, $4,100.


DEPARTMENTS, COMMISSIONS, ETC.


Director of the Division of Ac- counts, Theodore N. Waddell, Win- throp, $4,000.


Supervisor of Administration, Thomas W. White, Newton, $6,000; Commissioners for Consolidating and Arranging the General Laws, M. Sumner Coggan, Malden, $5,000; James A. Lowell, Newton, $5,000; Ab- raham K. Cohen, Boston, $5,000; Chairman Armory Commissioners, Adjutant General, Jesse F. Stevens ; Commissioner of State Aid and Pen- sions, Richard R. Flynn, Winthrop, $4,000; Department of Agriculture, Commissioner, Arthur W. Gilbert, Belmont, $5,000; Department of Con- servation, William A. L. Bazeley, Ux- bridge, Commissioner, $5,000; Di- rector of the Division of Forestry (State Forester) William A. L. Baze- ley; Director of the Division of Fish- eries and Game, William C. Adams, Newton; Director of Animal Indus- try, Lester H. Howard, Boston; De- partment of Banking and Insurance, Bank Commissioner, Joseph C. Alley, Springfield, $6,000; Insurance Com- missioner, Clarence W. Hobbs, Wor- cester, $6,000; General Insurance Guaranty Fund, President of Trus- tees, Warren A. Reed, Brockton, $5,- 000; Board of Bank Incorporation, Treasurer and Receiver-General, Commissioner of Banks; Depart- ment of Corporations and Tax- Department of Corporations and Tax- ation, Commissioner, William D. T. Trefry, Marblehead, $6,000; Depart-


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ment of Education, Commissioner, Payson Smith, Brookline, $7,500; Di- rector of Commission for the Blind, Charles B. Hayes, Boston, $3,500, central offices and salesrooms, 4 Park Street (4th floor) Boston; chairman of Free Public Library Commission- ers, Charles F. D. Belden, Cambridge ; secretary, Elizabeth P. Sohier, Bev- erly; Director of Immigration and Americanization, Pauline Revere Thayer; Department of Civil Service and Registration, Commissioner, Pay- son Dana, Brookline, $5,000; Director of Registration, William S. Briry, Melrose, $1,500; Chairman Board of Registration in Medicine, Samuel H. Calderwood, Boston; Chairman of Board of Dental Examiners, C. Wes- ley Hale, Springfield; Chairman of Examiners of Chiropodists, Samuel H. Calderwood; Chairman of Board of Registration in Embalming, Wil- liam H. McManus, Brookline; Chair- man of Board of Registration of Nurses, Mary M. Riddle, Newton; Chairman of Board of Registration in Optometry, Matthew J. Fowler, Haverhill; President of Board of Reg- istration in Pharmacy, Percy N. Hall, Westfield, $700; Chairman of Board of Registration in Veterinary Medi. cine, Langdon Frothingham, Boston; Chairman of Board of Bar Examiners, Hollis R. Bailey, Cambridge, $1,350; Department of Industrial Accidents,


Chairman, William W. Kennard, Somerville, $5,500; Department of Labor and Industries, Commissioner, E. Leroy Sweetser, Everett, $7,500; Department of Mental Diseases, Com- missioner, George M. Kline, Beverly,


$7,500; Department of Correction, Commissioner, Sandford Bates, Bos- ton, $6,000; Chairman of Commission on Probation Robert O. Harris, East Bridgewater; Sec'y. & Deputy Com- missioner, Herbert C. Parsons, New- ton $4,500; Department of Public Welfare, Commissioner, Robert W. Kelso, Belmont, $5,000; Department of Public Health, Commissioner, Eu-




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