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163,887,202
Gain in Real Estate over 1933 . .
$813,400
Decrease in Personal Property under 1933
244,998
Total Gain over 1933
$568,402
Tax Rate in 1934
26.60
Tax Rate in 1935
26.80
Total Taxable Property assessed for Taxes in 1933
$163,313,750 Rate of taxation per $1,000 in 1895, $14.60; in 1900, $15.20; in 1905, $18.00; in 1910, $18.60; in 1911, $17.60; in 1912, $17.40; in 1913, $18.20; in 1914, $18.80; in 1915, $18.50; in 1916, $18.90; in 1917, $19.80; in 1918, $18.40; in 1919, $19.80; in 1920, $27.20; in 1921, $24.00; in 1922, $25.40; 1923, $26.60; 1924, $27.40; 1925, $27.40; 1926, $28.00; 1927, $27.40; 1928, $27.60; 1929, $27.20; 1930, $27.20; 1931, $26.60; 1932, $25.00; 1933, $24.80; 1934, $26.60; 1935, $26.80
Number of polls in 1895, 8,166; in 1900, 9,249; in 1905, 9,836; in 1910, 10,617; in 1911, 10,747; in 1912, 10,945; in 1913, 11,194; in 1914, 11,399; in 1915, 11,658; in 1916, 11,883; in 1917, 12,256; in 1918, 12,564; in 1919, 12,482; in 1920, 12,950; in 1922, 13,747; in 1923, 14,276; in 1924, 14,977; in 1925, 15,394; in 1926, 15,853; in 1927, 16,424; in 1928, 17,213; 1929, 17,213; 1930, 18,433; 1931, 18,802; 1932, 19,077; 1933, 19,291; 1934, 19,504
Number of registered voters in 1895, males 4,653, females 543; in 1900, males 5,764, females 551; in 1905, males 6,283, females 738; in 1910, males 6,690, females 620; in 1911, males 6,894, females 594; in 1912, males 7,284, females 590; in 1913, males 7,377, females 604; in 1914, males 7,517, females 580; in 1915, males 7,959, females 631; in 1916, males 8,282, females 676; in 1917, males 7,974, females 656; in 1918, males 7,817, females 632; in 1919, males 8,366, females 651; in 1920, males 9,776, females 8,298; in 1922, males 9,888, females 9,099; in 1923, males 9,595, females 8,927; in 1924, males 11,159, females 11,427; in 1925, males 10,673, females 10,816; in 1926, males 10,846, females 10,806; in 1927, males 11,066, females 10,816; in 1928, males 14,151, females 15,817; in 1929, males 14,151, females 15,817; in 1930, males 13,574, females 14,680; in 1931, males 13,249, females 14,150
Total-1934, 33,002; 1935, 33,445
Trust Funds, January 1, 1935
Kenrick Fund, $4,000 income for needy and worthy poor of Newton Read Fund, $40,000, income to be expended as follows:
Annual picnic or sleigh ride for children of the village of Newton Corner not to exceed $400; for free lectures on scientific subjects for the village of Newton Corner not to exceed $800; for books for Newton Free Library at Newton Corner, not to exceed $600; balance of income to poor widows in any part of Newton. For trustees of this fund see page 18. Eliot Memorial Fund, $326.87
Income to be used in whole or in part to stimulate in the pupils of the public schools of Newton the study of American history, especially the early history of Massachusetts and the beginning of New England, by the offer of a prize or prizes annually for essays written by the pupils of the public schools in Newton for the current year in which such prizes are offered, and upon such subjects as may be appointed. For trustees of this fund see page 18.
John C. Chaffin Educational Fund
The income of said fund shall be paid out by the City Treasurer as directed by said Trustees in expenditures for the benefit of graduates of the Newton High School or of any school of a similar standard that may be established in said Newton, who have a thirst for knowledge and are anxious to obtain the benefits of an education at a col- lege or the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, but are financially unable to do so. The Horace Cousens Industrial Fund, $628,525.59
The income of said fund shall be loaned out by the City Treasurer by application approved by the board of Aldermen to residents of Newton enabling them to own their own homes at a rate of interest slightly less than the average bank charges.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
Appropriations for City Purposes
(Detail of General City Appropriations Exclusive of Appropriations from Bond Issues)
1934
1933
General
$72,144.34
$51,767.75
Executive
16,004.32
37,962.16
Public Works Director.
2,312.50
Accounting
109,803.59
119,041.54
Treasury
784,769.05
792,263.39
Assessing
21,412.91
18,397.42
Law
12,651.57
26,950.94
City Clerk
31,926.57
26,685.51
City Messenger
326.70
Engineering Public Buildings
132,740.20
106,814.56
Police .
286,005.99
276,748.30
Fire and Wire
232,998.34
244,391.91
Health
53,542.60
64,887.97
Public Welfare
285,019.79
331,211.69
Sealer
2,949.31
2,391.39 128,339.04
Playground
130,418.76
School
1,324,904.48
1,284,326.93
Street
871,078.73
777,604.63
Library
79,732.56
77,257,43
Soldiers' Relief
49,038.09
85,848.47
City Physician
3,274.72
2,838.55
$4,535,422.84
$4,487,580.62
Water Department
$289,513.40
$448,350.06
WARRANTS, VALUATIONS & TAX RATE
Warrants
1934 $215,879.53
1933 $196,103.42
County
County a-c Hospital included in 1933 Budget
County Middlesex Hospital Tax
State
217,000.00
195,300.00
South Metropolitan Sewers
129,869.81
125,173.52
Metropolitan Parks
73,573.53
66,005.78
Metropolitan Water
18,746.31
16,871.41
Charles River Basin
13,830.60
13,337.01
Southern Traffic Route
16.20
33.00
Metropolitan Planning
674.20
646.12
Abatement Smoke Nuisance
852.86
1,441.06
State Highway
185.00
553.87
Canterbury St Highway
323.12
904.64
Broadway, Revere Beach parkway
444.58
7,958.80
Ocean Av, Revere
1,284.31
1,783.81
Boston Elevated Deficit
11,510.46
15,757.72
Rental Deficiency of Boston Elevated Ry
647.02
616.63
Expenses Special Committee Relating to Boston Elevated Ry
131.06
Old Age Assistance Taxes @ $1 each
19,291.00
City Budget and Additions
$4,653,432.50
$4,443,995.43
City Appropriations in 1933 after Tax Rate
182,896.13
115,613.16
Total Warrants and Appropriations
$5,524,876.59
$5,213,357.81
Boston Metropolitan District
393.17
$688,547.96
$663,749.22
Land-Taking on State Highway, Revere
3,317.26
1,765.37
Ways in Malden, Braintree, Weymouth and Hingham
75.00
Home and Hospital Care of Civil War Veterans
West Roxbury, Brookline pkwy
32,694.42
31,324.85
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FOR YEAR ENDING JANUARY 1937
Receipts
From Bond Issue, Middlesex Hospital Tax
State Income Tax . .
285,574.80
218,403.65
From Corporations, Banks, Trust Companies, etc (Chapter 428, Acts 1931)
67,749.11 331,500.00
58,667.16
Estimated Receipts, Based on Actual Receipts of 1933.
292,152.12
State Highway Appropriation Offsets (Chapter 122, Acts 1931, 1931, Chapter 243, Acts 1932)
Estimated Motor Vehicle Receipts
150,000.00
142,000.00
Poll Tax Receipts-19,504 Polls @ $2 each
39,008.00
38,582.00
Old Age Assistance Taxes-19,291 Polls @ $1 each
19,291.00
Old Age Assistance Refund (included in estimated Receipts)
18,746.31
16,871.41
From Excess & Deficiency Account
250,000.00
From Excess and Deficiency Account in 1933
182,896.13
115,613.16
Federal Grant (Section 2, Chapter 344, Acts 1933)
25,749.99
47,357.10
Loan (On Tax Titles)
100,000.00
$1,198,937.60
Budget & Warrants, Brought Down
$5,525,279.27
$5,213,357.81
Total Budget & Warrants, Less Above Receipts Add Overlay Allowed for Abatements
35,344.59
35,638.03
Net Amount to be Raised by Tax Levy Valuations
$4,359,399.52
$4,050,058.24
Real Estate
$147,479,150
$146,661,750
Personal
16,408,050
16,653,050
$163,887,200
$163,313,750
Net Gain in Real Estate and Personal
$573,450
Tax Rate 1934-$26.60. Tax Rate 1933-$24.80 *Decrease
HALLS (See Business Directory)
HILLS With Elevation above Tide Water Bald Pate Hill, Dudley rd nr Brookline, wd 5; 318 feet
Bellevue, Bellevue av, wd 4
Chestnut Hill, Essex rd, wd 6; 290 feet
Cottage Hill, Elliot cor Cottage, wd 5; 230 feet
Farlow Hill, Kenrick nr Waverley av, wd 7 Hunnewell Hill, Washington nr Hunnewell av, wd 7
Institution Hill, Institution av, wd 6; 301 feet
Moffat Hill, Windsor rd W, wd 5; 223 feet Mount Ida, Newtonville av, wd 1; 206 feet Nonantum Hill, Nonantum nr Waverley av, wd 7 Oak Hill, Dedham nr Greenwood, wd 5; 296 feet
Pigeon Hill, Auburn nr Evergreen av, wd 4 Waban Hill, Commonwealth av nr Ward, wd 6; 313 feet
BLOCKS, BUILDINGS &C
(See Business Directory)
Total Receipts
$1,201,224.34
$4,324,054.93
$4,014,420.21
Water Department for Metropolitan Water
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NEWTON DIRECTORY
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Is Something More than- A Book of Names and Addresses A Catalogue of Trades and Professions A Street Guide
It is A Service that brings you daily in closer touch with your customers and friends
It Enables You to address them each and every one
To avoid the offense of incorrect spell- ing and addressing
To find new customers
To tell who lives in any house in the city
To find local sources of Supply for hundreds of articles
It Will Save You time and money both in buying and selling. It will make you more efficient and protect your standing as an accurate and progressive business man
Your directory gives you an accurate bird's-eye view of your city, its institutions, inhabitants, government and buildings
Always Use the Latest Edition
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REFERENCE DEPARTMENT
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Advertising
,92 MASS
Business Letter Shop. 420 Moody Street. Waltham. Mass.
TYPEWRITER SERVICE SHOP
Public Stenographer Multigraphing, Mimeographing Direct Mail Service 420 MOODY STREET 56 CENTRAL STREET
New and Used-Office and Portable Typewriters and Adding Machines Sold - Rented - Repaired Telephone WALTHAM 3133 Telephone WELLESLEY 0948
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SAMPSON & MURDOCK CO.
179 LINCOLN STREET - BOSTON, MASS.
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Automobiles
Art Goods
BONNAR ATWOOD
(E. BONNAR ATWOOD)
Interior Decorating Professional Advice
ARTS AND DECORATIONS, GIFTS DRAPERIES, EQUIPMENT and INSTALLATION UPHOLSTERING, SLIP COVERS and CUSHIONS DUCORATED-FURNITURE (Modernized and Decorated) ANTIQUES REPAIRED and REFINISHED FURNITURE POLISHING SERVICE WALL PAPERS and LINOLEUM
Telephone NEWton North 1780
763 WASHINGTON ST. NEWTONVILLE
Office Phone WESt Newton 1590
Res. Phone WESt Newton 3322 W. J. FURBUSH
Sales
Service
OLDSMOBILE
50 DAVIS AVENUE D. D. FURBUSH, Mgr.
WEST NEWTON, MASS. Res. 66 DAVIS AVENUE, WEST NEWTON
NEWTON BUICK CO.
SALES
VALVE-IN-HEAD
Buick
SERVICE
Garden City Garage Inc.
Authorized Buick Service Station
MOTOS CAN
The Car that Stands The Wear
371 WASHINGTON ST. Telephones NEWton North 7150-7151-7152 NEWTON
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Automobiles
J. S. DONAHUE, President
C. J. HOLTON, Vice-President
R. W. WASHBURN, Treasurer
NEWTON MOTORS, INC.
Studebaker
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE STUDEBAKER PIERCE-ARROW
STUART GARAGE Storage, Washing-Day and Night General Repairing
435 Washington Street - Newton
TELEPHONE NEWton North 8140
DUNHAM CHEVROLET CO.
SALES
SERVICE
- New Cars and Trucks
CHEVROLET
All Service Work Guaranteed
Used Cars with an "O.K." that counts
431 WASHINGTON ST. NEWTON, MASS. Phone NEWton North 5620
NEWTON MOTOR SALES CO.
Sales and Service
Ford
Cars and Trucks
Phone NEWton North 4200
773 WASHINGTON STREET, NEWTONVILLE, MASS.
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Automobiles
C. S. COLLINS, Inc.
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
10,000 FT. OF FLOOR SPACE
PACKARD DODGE PLYMOUTH
APPROVED SERVICE
"FOR BETTER SERVICE-BUY AT HOME"
718 BEACON ST. NEWTON CENTRE
Centre Newton 2880-2881
Cars Called for
and Delivered
HEFFRON MOTOR CAR CO.
Sales and Service
Ford
MOTOR CARS
Telephone CENtre Newton 4771
714 BEACON STREET
-
NEWTON CENTRE
Tel. WESt Newton 2850
Garage 966 Watertown St.
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Automobiles
SILVER LAKE CHEVROLET CO.
CHEVROLET
Passenger Cars Trucks and Used Cars
One Stop Super Service Station 24 HOUR SERVICE
444-448 WATERTOWN STREET NEWTON, MASS. Telephone NEWton North 5880
DeSoto Plymouth
DE SOTO CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT
Sales and Service
plymouth
CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT
WASHINGTON MOTORS
JAMES R. FREND
409 WASHINGTON ST. NEWTON, MASS.
Telephone NEWton North 4510
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Automobiles, Garages, Repairs, Supplies
BEACON GARAGE
LARS BRYNILD, Proprietor
General Auto Repairing AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE BATTERY SERVICE
Certified Motor Tune Up with Weidenhoff Motor Analyzer
Road Service
Painting Body and Fender Work
Telephone CENter Newton 0967
784 BEACON ST., NEWTON CENTRE, MASS.
TELEPHONES NEWton North 7940-7941-5909
ELMWOOD STREET GARAGE Automobile Storage
Storage of Cars in a Thoroughly Modern Fireproof Garage 24-HOUR SERVICE "Complete Service for YOUR Car" Wrecking and Towing Service Battery Rentals
Battery Charging
DUCO PAINTING
BODY STRAIGHTENING
Official Garage for Vernon Court Hotel
49 ELMWOOD STREET .. NEWTON CORNER, NEWTON 2 minutes from Newton R. R. Station
SOCONY GASOLINE
OIL
GREASING
MANDELSTAM TIRE COMPANY
-Radio-
-Batteries-
-Auto-
Sales and Service
Serviced and Recharged
Ignition
-PARTS
DEALER IN Goodyear Tires and Exide Batteries
Generator
Repairs Made on All Makes
Lighting Service
562 COMMONWEALTH AVE.
NEWTON CENTRE
Telephone CENtre Newton 4148
BOSTON STORE: 164 DARTMOUTH ST.
TELEPHONE KENmore 4440-6111
Starter
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Automobiles, Garages, Repairs, Supplies
TURGEON'S GARAGE NEWTONVILLE AUTO RENTAL CO. Complete One Stop Service 24 Hours-Day and Night Automobiles Washed, Greased and Polished. Satisfactory Work Guaranteed at Reasonable Prices
Limousine Hearse for Funerals
Careful, courteous and experienced chauffeurs provided to drive your car any make-any time-anywhere
Automobile Filling Station Repairs Supplies Storage
(Jenney and Standard Oil and Gasoline)
238 WALNUT ST. - NEWTONVILLE, MASS. Telephone NEWton North 2550-2551
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A Street Directory
Halls, Blocks and Buildings
Public Parks and Squares
Railroads
Business Directory
City, County and State Depts.
United States Dept.
Churches and Ministers
Etc., Etc.
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SAMPSON & MURDOCK CO.
179 LINCOLN STREET . . BOSTON, MASS.
Telephone HANcock 6310
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Hotels
Courts, Officers, etc.
Alphabetical List of Names
Publicity or Advertising Section
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Automobiles, Service, Supplies
KERRIGAN BROTHERS
Garage-Service Store-Motor Clinic 749 Beacon St. Phone CENtre Newton 4600
Sales
Exide BATTERIES SERVICE STATION
Service
GOODYEAR and FIRESTONE TIRES
Distributors of "TRICO" Parts and Service
Auto Radios, Fuel Pumps and Parts, Ignition Parts Fan Belts, Weed Chains, Arvin Heaters, Spark Plugs
Auto Electrical Specialists
We Carry All Electrical Parts For Every Make Car
FUEL PUMPS SERVICED
Texaco Service Stations 739-749 BEACON ST. NEWTON CENTRE Telephones CENtre Newton 4600-3736
899 WASHINGTON ST. NEWTONVILLE Telephone NEWton North 1634
ROAD SERVICE AND ACCESSORIES
ALWAYS OPEN
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Automobiles, Service, Supplies, Taxi Service
WALTER MOORE
HAROLD MOORE
MOORE & MOORE
AUTOMOBILE TIRES and TUBES OILS and GREASES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, HARDWARE RADIO EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES
Authorized Service Station WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY
Kitchen Goods Automotive Equipment
Telephones 8072 and 8073 NEWton North
361-363 CENTRE ST. 4-6 HALL ST. - NEWTON (Opposite Savings Bank) MASS.
Tlephone WESt Newton 2591
G. GEISLER
West Newton Auto Body & Welding Co. Automobile Body Rebuilding Auto Tops Trimmings
Accident Work a Specialty
966 WATERTOWN STREET - WEST NEWTON, MASS. AT WEST NEWTON GARAGE
Phone CENter Newton 2404
GEORGE E. GLYNN, Proprietor
Res. CENter Newton 2839
24 HOUR SERVICE
Holden's Taxi & Baggage Service and Limousines 50 UNION ST., NEWTON CENTRE, MASS.
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Awnings
"A SHADE BETTER"
NEWTON AWNING CO.
Manufacturers of Awnings
and
Canvas Covers
VENETIAN BLINDS
WEDDING CANOPIES FOR RENTAL
AWNINGS
FOR STORE, OFFICE OR BUILDING
Telephone NEWton North 4853
861-865 WASHINGTON ST., NEWTONVILLE
HOME SPECIALTIES CO. Inc. *
WINDOW SHADES
WEATHER STRIPS 3900 $
VENETIAN BLINDS
AWNINGS SCREENS.
CANVAS COVERS . NORGE DEALER + AUTO SEAT COVERS
355 WORCESTER TURNPIKE NEWTON CENTER
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SAMPSON & MURDOCK COMPANY
179 LINCOLN STREET - BOSTON, MASS.
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Banks
C
384 Centre Street, Newton At Newton Corner
NEWTON NATIONAL BANK
CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS DEPARTMENT SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS NIGHT DEPOSIT SERVICE
DIRECTORS
JAMES R. BANCROFT
President American Institute of Finance
Waban
JAMES B. MELCHER Cashier
Newton
WILLIAM ELLISON
Treas. Proctor Ellison Co. and Trustee
Newton
VINCENT P. ROBERTS V. P. Roberts & Co. Chestnut Hill
GEORGE P. HATCH
FRED S. SAWYER
Treasurer B. S. Hatch Co.
West Newton
Treas. Thing's Shoe Stores, Inc. West Newton
PHILIP S. JAMIESON J. B. Jamieson Co.
Newton
Pres. Pierre-Arrow Sales Co. of Boston Newton Centre
CHARLES R. LYNDE Importer China and Glass
Newtonville
Consulting Engineer Auburndale
ALBERT M. LYON Attorney and Trustee
Newtonville
THOMAS WESTON Attorney and Trustee West Newton
GROSVENOR D. MARCY
GUY M. WINSLOW
President Sampson & Murdock Co.
Newton Hlds.
President Lasell Junior College Auburndale
A Friendly Independent Bank for All the Newtons
THOMAS WESTON, President
GEORGE W. SWEET Vice-President
HENRY A. WENTWORTH
Vice-President
JAMES B. MELCHER Cashier
WILLIAM J. PAYNE, Jr. Assistant Cashier
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GEORGE W. SWEET
HENRY A. WENTWORTH
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Banks
Newton Trust Company
Officers
SEWARD W. JONES President
ROGER W. BABSON Vice-President
CHARLES E. HATFIELD Vice-President
WILLIAM H. RICE Asst. Vice President
Executive Officers
FRANK L. RICHARDSON
Executive Vice-President
WILLIAM M. CAHILL
Treasurer
GEORGE L. WHITE
Secretary and Asst. Treasurer
GEORGE P. BUELL
Assistant Treasurer
CARL M. ELDRIDGE
Trust Officer
RAYMOND F. HEISLEIN Assistant Treasurer, Newton Centre
HERBERT W. KESTLE Assistant Treasurer, Newtonville
MAURICE L. QUINLAN Assistant Treasurer, Newton Highlands
ARTHUR T. SADLER, JR. Assistant Treasurer, Newton
RUPERT C. THOMPSON, JR.
Assistant Treasurer, Newton Centre
CARL G. WOOD Assistant Treasurer, Waban
ETHEL T. GAMMONS
Assistant Secretary, West Newton
Directors
SEWARD W. JONES, President
Roger W. Babson
Clifford R. Eddy Franklin T. Miller
William F. Bacon
Thomas L. Goodwin Irving C. Paul
Joseph W. Bartlett
S. Harold Greene Ira S. Roe
Howard M. Biscoe
Benjamin W. Guernsey
Wickliffe J. Spaulding
Albert P. Carter
Bartlett Harwood
Frank H. Stuart
Herbert M. Cole
Charles E. Hatfield
Rupert C. Thompson
Howard P. Converse
Maynard Hutchinson
Thomas W. White
Samuel Hyslop
Women's Advisory Committee
Mrs. George M. Angier Mrs. Howard P. Converse Mrs. Albert S. Hutchinson
Mrs. Herbert M. Cole Mrs. Henry I. Harriman Mrs. M. L. Madden
Mrs. Irving O. Palmer Mrs. Charles L. Smith
Every Convenience and Facility for the Efficient Transaction of General Banking, Savings, Safe Deposit and Trust Business
Prompt, Courteous and Interested Service Assured
NEWTON TRUST COMPANY
(Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
NEWTON AUBURNDALE
NEWTON CENTRE WABAN WEST NEWTON
NEWTONVILLE NEWTON HIGHLANDS
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Banks
"The Place For My Savings"
NEWTON SAVINGS BANK
286 WASHINGTON ST., NEWTON, MASS. Oldest Bank in Newton INCORPORATED 1831
Assets Over
$19,000,000
WILLIAM F. BACON, Pres.
CHARLES H. CLARK, Treas.
EUGENE FANNING, Vice-Pres. DANA D. HOLBROOK, Vice-Treas.
GEORGE J. MARTIN, Clerk
TRUSTEES
William F. Bacon
Walter H. Barker
Henry E. Bothfeld
Charles H. Clark
Frederick J. Driscoll
Eugene Fanning
Walter R. Amesbury
Charles F. Jones
George J. Martin
Franklin T. Miller
Horace W. Orr
Leon B. Rogers
Herbert Stebbins
Guy M. Winslow
BOARD OF INVESTMENT
Walter H. Barker
Henry E. Bothfeld Guy M. Winslow
AUDITING COMMITTEE
Eugene Fanning
George J. Martin
Herbert Stebbins
CORPORATORS
Walter R. Amesbury
Frederick S. Bacon
William F. Bacon
Walter H. Barker
Henry E. Bothfeld
Charles H. Clark
Frederick J. Driscoll
William Ellison
George J. Martin
Eugene Fanning
Charles B. Floyd Marvin B. Perry
Charles F. Jones
Henry H. Learnard
Charles E. Riley
Franklin T. Miller
Horace W. Orr
Herbert Stebbins
William H. Rice
William T. Rich
Earl P. Stevenson
Leon B. Rogers
H. Wilson Ross
Alonzo R. Weed
Guy M. Winslow
BANKING HOURS, 8 to 3 SATURDAYS, 8 to 1
Interest Begins on Deposits on the Tenth Day of Each Month Dividends Payable January 10 and July 10
Agency for Massachusetts Savings Bank Life Insurance
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William F. Bacon Charles F. Jones
63
Banks
WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK
Incorporated 1870
60 MAIN STREET WATERTOWN, MASS.
Assets over
$4,500,000
HERBERT L. PAINE, President
A. ALONZO HUSE, Vice-Pres.
ALBERT E. NORBURY. Treasurer BEATRICE D. LANDERS, Asst. Treas.
W. STANLEY FIELD, Clerk
TRUSTEES
Dr. Robert S. Quinby
George N. Chamberlain
Joseph P. Keefe
Walter L. Putnam
P. Sarsfield Cunniff
Harry W. Brigham
Otis L. Hawes
W. Stanley Field
Albert E. Norbury
Charles W. Chamberlain
Herbert L. Paine John K. Jensen
Frederick D. Shaw
Harold C. Everett
A. Alonzo Huse William L. Locke
Harry A. Smith
BOARD OF INVESTMENT
Herbert L. Paine
A. Alonzo Huse Joseph P. Keefe
Harry A. Smith
AUDITING COMMITTEE
Harry W. Brigham
W. Stanley Field
A. Alonzo Huse
CORPORATORS
Ward M. Otis
Charles E. Centebar
William P. McGuire
James M. Oates
Alfred A. Glidden
A. Lester Shipton
Fred E. Crawford
Lawrence G. Natoli
John J. Meehan
James G. Grower
P. Sarsfield Cunniff Albert E. Norbury
John K. Jensen
Stephen Mugar Frederick Shaw
Otis L. Hawes
Harold C. Everett W. Stanley Field
William J. Lovell
Wesley E. Monk
Frederick F. Hale
Ralph A. Balch Harry W. Brigham
Edward P. Furber Charles A. Hale
Harry A. Smith
Charles F. Mason
George H. Dale
Walter H. Gregg
George N. Chamberlain
B. Fay McGlauflin
John A. Collins
Joseph P. Keefe
Walter L. Putnam
Homer C. Perkins
A. Alonzo Huse
Open for Business Daily, 9 A.M. to 3 P.M.
Saturdays, 9 A.M. to 12 M. Thursday Evenings, 7 to 8.45
Deposits go on interest the 10th day of each month.
Safe Deposit Boxes $4.00-$30.00
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William L. Locke
Dr. Robert S. Quinby
Herbert L. Paine
Charles W. Chamberlain
64
Banks
National Bank 1886-1910
Trust Company Inc. 1910
BROOKLINE TRUST CO.
BROOKLINE, MASS.
Three Offices 1341 BEACON STREET 1 HARVARD STREET 1627 BEACON STREET
ERNEST B. DANE, President ALBERT J. MESERVE, Vice-President GARDNER A. WHITNEY, Vice-President CHARLES H. SLATTERY, Vice-President EDWARD DANE, Vice-President PAUL N. JEWETT, Treasurer DELPHIN F. YOUNG, Assistant Treasurer ERNEST C. YOUNG, Assistant Treasurer JOSEPH P. JORDAN, Branch Mgr.
1836 Member Federal Reserve System 1936
THE WALTHAM NATIONAL BANK WALTHAM MASS.
637 Main Street
318 Moody Street
Serving The People of Waltham and Vicinity Since 1836
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65
Banks
Newton Centre Savings Bank
A Mutual Savings Bank
103 Union Street, Newton Centre
WILLIAM H. RICE, President HENRY H. KENDALL, Vice Pres. FRANK A. SCHIRMER, Vice Pres. EDWARD R. KIMBALL, Treas. HARRY J. CARLSON, Clerk HARRIET R. HODGES, Asst. Treas.
Deposits go on interest the 15th of each month Dividend Days, January 15 and July 15
Save and Keep Your Savings Safe
WTON SAVINGS BANK
WEST NEWTO
MASSACHUSETTS
WEST NEWTON
SAFETY FOR SAVINGS
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66
Banks
NEWTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK
INCORPORATED 1888
FRANK H. STUART, President
CHARLES A. FITZ GERALD, Vice-President
RUPERT C. THOMPSON, Vice-President
WARREN W. OLIVER, Treasurer and Clerk WALTER A. HOOD, Assistant Treasurer
DIRECTORS
William M. Cahill
Walter T. Hannigan
Malcolm P. Mckinnon
Edwin O. Childs
Frederick A. Hawkins
Warren W. Oliver
William J. Doherty
Henry H. Hawkins
Horace W. Orr
Charles A. Fitz Gerald
George A. Haynes
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