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Household furniture,
$1100 00
Clothing,
500 00
Farm stock,
1220 00
Farm tools,
650 00
Farm produce,
650 00
Fuel,
150 00
Provisions,
100 00
Total,
$4370 00
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Superintendent's Farm Report
DR.
To cash received for
Hay, due from 1901,
152 78
Hay, 1902,
136 94
Vegetables,
362 30
Milk,
2318 90
Eggs,
62 07
Labor,
15 10
Stone and gravel,
2 00
Hot bed sash,
5 25
Fat Hogs,
27 50
Rent of Pasture,
3 00
$3085 84
Due for Hay,
106 20
Total,
$3192 04
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer,
$3085 84
The running expenses of the Town Farm will be about the same as last year.
GEORGE L. BURNHAM, SUPT. ANDOVER, Mass., Jan. 19, 1903.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
REPORT OF CHIEF ENGINEER
TO THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN :
Gentlemen-In compliance with the regulations of the Fire Department, I submit the following report :
The force consists of three engineers, eighteen members of Steamer Co. No. 1 and Hook and Ladder Truck, and ten members of the J. P. Bradlee Co. No. 2.
The apparatus consists of two third-class steam fire en- gines, two two-horse hose wagons, one one-horse hose wagon, two hook and ladder trucks. There are about five thousand feet of hose in good condition.
Schedule of Property
Two Engine houses and shed,
$16000 00
Two steam fire engines and apparatus,
5000 00
Eight horses and harnesses,
1000 00
One ladder truck,
250 00
One ladder truck,
1400 00
Three hose wagons,
800 00
Hand engine,
200 00
Total,
$24650 00
There have been twenty-six bell alarms, eight false alarms and four still alarms the past year.
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Value of buildings where fire occurred, $57175 00
Insurance on buildings where fire occurred, 45000 00 Loss on buildings where fire occurred, 9442 00
I recommend an appropriation of $3800 for the running expenses and care of fire alarm for the ensuing year.
Respectfully submitted, .
LEWIS T. HARDY, Chief Engineer.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
REPORT OF CHIEF OF POLICE
ANDOVER, Jan. 1st, 1903.
TO THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN :
Gentlemen, -- In accordance with the regulations of the Police Department, I submit my third annual report.
Arrests
Whole number of arrests from Jan. 1st, 1902, to Dec. 31st, 1902, forty-three, as follows :
Assault and Battery,
3
Assault, simple,
4
Disturbing the Peace,
5
Larceny,
3
Insane,
3
Malicious Mischief,
4
Murder,
1
Violation of Town By-Laws,
2
Drunkenness,
7
Violation Liquor Law,
1
Peddling without a License,
2
Playing Cards on the Lord's Day,
3
Gunning on the Lord's Day,
3
Riding Bicycle on the Sidewalk, Trespass,
1
1
Whole number of arrests,
43
100
Disposed of as follows :
Committed to Danvers,
1
Committed to Tewksbury,
4
Committed to Sherborn,
1
Discharged,
12
Paid fines,
22
Committed to Jail,
1
Bound over to Superior Court,
2
43
Miscellaneous
Burglaries reported,
2
Value of property stolen,
$200 00
Value of property recovered,
100 00
Value of Equipments of Andover Police,
260 00
Fines Paid Town Treasurer,
243 00
Persons locked up, 17
In remodelling the Town House the police accommoda- tions have been greatly benefitted.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM L. FRYE,
CHIEF OF POLICE.
CEMETERY COMMITTEE
The Committee on Spring Grove Cemetery herewith sub- mit their report for the year ending January, 1903.
Your committee consider the amount annually appro- priated by the town too small for the work that must annually be performed and will be obliged to ask for a larger amount in the years to come. As the newly plotted grounds are prepared for burial purposes, more expense is entailed, and while economy is the rule to be observed, money must be expended to keep the sacred resting places of the dead in proper condition.
This year has been a starting year for permanent changes and your committee earnestly request the public to visit the grounds and examine the character of the proposed improve- ments in the cemetery, making it an ornament to the town. Your committee desire to call your attention to the expense account for the past year as compared with that of previous years. Much needed work has been performed that was not required in preceding years, while the addition to the new grounds connected with the older portion of the cemetery, an extension of about four (4) acres, has been prepared for burial purposes, and this with the work and expense of grading, making and care of walks, paths and avenues, the usual appropriation has not been sufficient to accomplish the needs of the cemetery committee, consequently the deposit arising from the sale of standing wood, has been drawn from and used for cemetery purposes.
JOHN L. SMITH,
F. G. HAYNES,
CHAS. GREENE,
GEO. W. FOSTER,
OLIVER W. VENNARD,
GEORGE D. MILLETT, JOHN W. BELL,
Cemetery Committee.
February 17, 1903.
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Report of Superintendent of Spring Grove Cemetery Appropriation, March 3d, 1902, $300 00 Sale of lots, 327 00 Received from Cemetery Fund, 347 91
$974 91
Phillip Allicon, labor,
$257 12
Frank Demas, labor,
11 38
Timothy Connell, labor,
60 39
Ernest Bulleni, labor,
204 75
W. H. Higgins, teams,
4 00
Fred Trossier, labor,
108 50
Geo. A. Higgins, supplies,
60
Chas. P. Rea, labor and teams,
159 55
George Becker, labor,
38 50
George W. Foster, deeds,
11 25
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
18 87
0. W. Vennard, Supt., and labor,
100 00
Total expenditure,
$974 91
Received from Town as per last Report,
$13111 02
Received from Town this year,
300 00
Received from Cemetery fund,
347 91
Received from sale of lots, wood, etc.,
8702 67
$22461 60
Less amount paid Town Treasurer, proceeds of sale of standing wood in previous years, 1251 51
$21210 09
103
Cost of Land, $ 3000 00
Cost of Improvements as per last report, 17235 18
Cost of Improvements this year, 974 91
$21210 09
Lots sold as per last report,
293
Lots sold this year,
10
303
Whole number of single graves sold,
64
Interments as per last report,
652
Interments this year,
25
Total number of interments, 677
Respectfully submitted,
0. W. VENNARD,
Superintendent.
PARK COMMISSIONERS' REPORT
With this, is presented an account of the receipts and ex- penditures for the year, showing an overdraw of eighty-five cents over the seven hundred dollars appropriated for the use of the Commission. Owing to the unexpected quantity of filling brought from the streets to the Common, the larger part of the money was expended in taking care of the same. The cost of a sixteen inch drain pipe, laid from Whittier street, near the corner of Bartlet to the brook, was one hundred and sixty dollars and seventy cents. It is believed that this will take care of the water which has heretofore been left to run over the surface of the land from this point.
Fifty-eight dollars and fifty cents have been expended in Carmel Woods in clearing up brush and leaves and repairing roadway. Nothing has been paid for surveys, etc., as the money was expended in doing the necessary work specified.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES L. CARTER, JOHN N. COLE,
Park Commissioners
TREE WARDEN'S REPORT
During the past year trees have been trimmed and dead trees removed from the following streets : Elm street, High street, Summer street, Washington avenue, Maple avenue, Harding street, School street, Abbot street, Whittier street, Central street, Andover street, Clark Road, and Dale street. A spraying outfit has been purchased for use on the Elm trees as a protection against the Elm beetle which has already made its appearance on the Elm trees in various parts of the town. On September 25, a hearing was held relative to the removal of trees on Elm street and also on Main street, which was well attended. Meeting called to or- der at 3 o'clock, thirty voters being present. After being generally discussed by nearly all present it was deemed advisable to remove the trees on the east side of Elm street, between the Musgrove building and Mr. Joseph Cole's residence and to allow all the trees on the East side of Main street between Chapel avenue and Salem street to remain. Meeting adjourned at 4.25. A second hearing was held relative to the removal of tree on the west side of Elm street which was disposed of satisfactory to all.
In closing my report I would ask that the sum of five hundred ($500) dollars be appropriated that the work may be carried on this year, as several of the roads in the out- skirts of the town are almost overgrown by the bushes and undergrowth.
Respectfully Submitted,
J. H. PLAYDON, Tree Warden.
CORNELL FUND
Amount of Fund,
$5000 00
Deposited in Savings Bank,
5000 00
Cash on hand,
$167 06
Dividends, 1902,
176 55
$343 61
Amount expended,
$126 05
Cash on hand,
217 56
$343 61
FRANK E. GLEASON, JOSEPH A. SMART, CHARLES GREENE,
Trustees.
February 17, 1903.
ASSESSORS' REPORT
We herewith submit our Annual Report :
Number of male poles assessed,
1628
Personal estate, $1,187,816 00
Real estate,
4,311,860 00
$5,499,676 00
Poll-tax,
$ 3,256 00
Tax on personal property,
19,005 05
Tax on real estate,
68,989 76
$91,250 81
Rate of Tax per $1000, $16.00
Number of
Horses assessed,
732
Cows assessed,
1032
Cattle other than cows assessed,
218
Swine assessed,
282
Fowl assessed,
4616
Dwellings assessed,
1158
Acres of land assessed,
18341
B. FRANK SMITH,
Assessors
SAMUEL H. BOUTWELL,
of Andover
SAMUEL H. BAILEY,
ACCOUNT OF TAX COLLECTOR
Abraham Marland in account with the Town of Andover.
DR.
Amount due Town as by report Jan. 14, 1902, $38,380 88
Assessors' list 1902,
88,933 19
Andover National Bank tax,
2,200 00
$129,514 07
CR.
Amount collected,
$89,957 98
Amount abated,
1,000 00
Uncollected,
38,556 09
$129,514 07
Interest on taxes, $1,233 34
By a decision of the courts, Phillips Academy is entitled to a rebate on a portion of their taxes paid for several years under protest. There is more than sufficient to cover this year's taxes which amount to $2510.64, and these taxes will be paid from this money when an appropriation is made for that purpose. As no arrangement has been made, they appear on the report as unpaid when in reality they are paid. This would make the amount collected $92,468.62 and the uncollected $36,045.45.
ABRAHAM MARLAND,
COLLECTOR.
Andover, January 14, 1903.
Note-collected in addition to the above since books were closed, $5,956.37.
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Liabilities
Tax Notes,
$ 36500 00
Water Bonds, 4 per cent ($5000.00 due 1903),
135000 00
Water Bonds, 3 1-2 per cent ($1000 due 1903),
28000 00
Sewer Bonds, 4 per cent, ($10,000.00 due 1903), 95000 00
Sewer Bonds, 3 1-2 per cent,
30000 00
Memorial Hall Notes,
25000 00
Park Loan, ($1700.00 due 1903),
3400 00
Town House Loan ($1700 due 1903),
6800 00
Highway Loan, due 1903,
3000 00
Small Pox Loan, due 1903,
4700 00
$367400 00
Assets
Cash on hand, Town Funds,
$1800 66
Cash, Sewer Department,
2638 54
Cash, Waterworks,
1472 29
$6911 49
Uncollected Taxes,
38556 09
Concreting,
980 85
Street Watering,
563 08
$40100 02
Commonwealth, State Aid,
1951 00
Commonwealth, Military Aid,
112 00
Commonwealth, Pauper Acct.,
124 17
Cities and Towns, Relief Acct.,
384 13
Sinking Funds,
59960 94
Sewer Assessments,
32140 20
$94672 44
Net Liabilities,
141683 95
Balance against Town,
$225716 05
110
GEORGE A. PARKER, Treasurer, in DR.
Balance Jan., 1902,
$ 1397 90
Commonwealth, Corporation Tax,
10719 22
Commonwealth, Bank Tax,
4064 35
Commonwealth, Street Railway Tax,
938 29
Commonwealth, Military Aid,
153 00
Commonwealth, State Aid,
16 82 00
Commonwealth, Burial of Indigent Soldiers,
70 00
Commonwealth, State Pauper Account,
19 81
Commonwealth, State Highway,
3444 39
Andover National Bank Notes,
149500 00
Newton Jaquith, Note,
9000 00
Andover Savings Bank, Highway Loan,
3000 00
Andover Savings Bank, Town House improvements,
6800 00
Andover Savings Bank, Small Pox Loan,
4700 00
A. Marland, Collector, taxes and interest,
91205 08
A. Marland, Collector, street watering,
754 65
A. Marland, Collector, concreting,
364 66
A. Marland, Town Clerk, licenses and fees,
55 00
A. Marland, Collector, abatement of taxes,
1000 00
Water Rates,
11805 21
George L. Burnham, Superintendent of almshouse,
3085 84
Cities and Towns, Relief out of almshouse,
605 41
Andover Lodge, I. O. O. F., Relief of James Purr,
12 50
Rent Town Hall,
267 46
Ballardvale Rents,
145 82
Cemetery Lots, sale of
327 00
Lawrence Savings Bank, Cemetery Fund,
347 91
Town House Rent,
8 32
Milk Licenses,
27 50
Liquor Licenses,
4 00
Pedlers' Licenses,
12 00
Hay Scales,
61 70
City of Boston, School Supplies,
42 50
Geo. H. Poor, Esq., Fines,
243 00
Gravel Sold,
18 00
Iron Sold,
36 56
Dorchester Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Scotland School House,
800 00
J. A. Smart, Agt., Return Premiums Holt School, 27 00
E. K. Jenkins, County Treasurer, Dog tax, 516 75
Amount carried forward,
$307262 83
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account with the Town of Andover.
CR.
Selectmen's Orders Paid:
Schools,
$22498 70
Schoolhouses,
1699 02
Books and Supplies,
1498 74
Printing and Stationery,
1406 71
New Shed, Ballardvale,
349 50
Memorial Day,
225 00
Street Lighting,
4432 69
Park,
700 84
Insurance,
687 60
Interest,
10416 27
Town Officers,
5999 46
Tree Warden,
336 22
Miscellaneous,
6821 63
Fire Department,
3300 61
Horses and Drivers,
4508 93
Cemetery,
974 91
Sinking Funds,
1350 00
Hay Scales,
26 41
Maintenance,
6540 00
Dump,
35 50
Highways and Bridges,
5730 80
Snow,
1988 80
Redemption of Bonds,
5000 00
Park Loan,
1700 00
Notes,
162000 00
New Street,
2400 00
Dog Tax,
516 75
Hose,
300 00
Town House Improvement,
8496 65
Main Street,
5721 40
Sidewalks,
1136 05
Porter Street Sidewalk,
455 41
State Highway,
3663 68
State Tax,
3833 75
County Tax,
5109 92
Punchard School,
2498 56
Chestnut Street Culvert,
858 35
River Road,
1772 85
Amount carried forward,
$286991 71
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GEORGE A. PARKER, Treasurer, in DR.
Amount brought forward,
$307262 83
A. M. Means, Use of Road Roller,
13 00
W. E. Davis & Co.,
4 50
Map,
35
Charles Davis,
3 00
Old Stone Roller,
15 00
Dividend Traders & Mechanics Fire Insurance Co.,
8 50
Dividend Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co.,
8 50
R. Whitten,
15 00
Currier & Campion Co.,
1 06
G. K. Dodge,
2 00
E. H. Williams, Jr., Use of Road Roller,
27 00
Lawrence & Reading St. Railway, Franchise Tax,
158 36
Boston & Northern St, Railway, Franchise Tax,
696 15
Lawrence & Reading St. Railway, work on highways,
43 66
Relief Out, refunded,
169 47
Estate Mary Adams,
2 62
$308431 00
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account with the Town of Andover.
CR.
Amount brought forward,
$286991 71
Police,
2248 86
Town House,
1004 31
Macadam,
525 42
Abatements,
1000 00
$291770 30
Overseers' Orders :
Relief Out,
7021 53
Almshouse Expenses,
5361 17
State Aid,
1951 00
Military Aid,
224 00
Repairs on Almshouse,
302 34
$14860 04
Cash to Balance,
1800 66
$308431 60
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Water Department DR.
Balance, January, 1902,
$ 40 00
Bonds Sold,
28000 00
Premiums on Bonds,
820 00
Interest on Bonds sold,
116 23
Town, Interest,
5945 14
Town, Maintenance,
6540 00
Service-pipe,
1716 86
Maryland Casuality Co., Return Premium,
5 37
Town, Redemption of Bonds,
5000 00
$48183 60
CR.
Orders paid,
$34902 79
Bonds Redeemed,
5000 00
Interest on Bonds,
6037 50
Transferred to Sewer Department Maintenance,
771 02
Balance,
1472 29
$48183 60
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Sewer Department
DR.
Balance, January, 1902,
$ 8784 12
Sewer Assessments,
4403 59
Sewer Connections,
1800 98
Interest on Deposit,
83 04
Supplies sold,
21 04
Loan sold,
6 00
Work on Highway,
28 10
Chestnut Street Culvert,
858 35
Interest on Bonds,
495 58
Transferred from Water Department,
771 02
$17251 82
CR.
Orders paid,
$4837 31
Rebate on Sewer Connections,
46 96
Interest on Bonds,
4870 00
Paid Sinking Fund,
4859 01
Balance,
2638 54
$17252 82
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Memorial Hall Notes
DR,
Balance, Jan. 1902,
1046 94
Received from Town,
600 00
Broadway Savings Bank Interest, 6 00
Lowell Institution for Savings, Interest, 30 00
$1682 94
CR.
Deposited Broadway Savings Bank, $ 606 00
Deposited Lowell Institution for Savings,
1076 94
$1682 94
Edward Taylor Fund
DR.
Balance, January 1902,
131 99
Andover Savings Bank Interest, 5 30
$137 29
CR.
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, $137 29
Frye Village School Fund
DR.
Balance, January, 1902, $1171 84
Andover Savings Bank, Interest, 46 04
$1217 88
CR.
Paid Chandler Adjustable Chair Co., $15 00
Paid L. M. Pierce, labor and supplies,
27 95
Paid Ball & Mullen, supplies,
5 85
Paid B. B. Tuttle, express, 3 00
Paid Miller & Son, piano, 85 00
Balance Andover Savings Bank,
1081 08
$1217 88
117 Spring Grove Cemetery DR.
Balance January 1902,
$670 38
Lawrence Savings Bank, Interest,
27 06
$697 44
CR.
Withdrawn for Improvements in Ceme-
tery,
$347 91
Balance in Lawrence Savings Bank, 349 53
$697 44
Cemetery Funds DR.
Trust Funds for care of Cemetery Lots, $4056 43
$4056 43
CR.
Deposited Andover Savings Bank, 3847 43
Two Shares Andover Nat. Bank, 200 00
Cash,
9 00
$4056 43
GEO. A. PARKER,
TREASURER.
ANDOVER, Jan. 13, 1903.
AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE
We have examined the accounts of the several Town Officers and find them correctly cast, with satisfactory vouchers for all payments.
The Town Treasurer has on deposit in the Andover National Bank and cash on hand $1,800.66. Also $1,472.29 to the credit of the Water Loan and $2,638.54 to the credit of the Sewer Loan.
GEORGE A. HIGGINS, CHARLES B. JENKINS, NESBIT G. GLEASON,
Auditors.
LIST OF JURORS
TOWN OF ANDOVER, 1903
Abbott, Stephen E.
Farmer
Abbott, James J.
Farmer
Abbott, Allen F.
Carpenter
Abbott, Edward F.
Farmer
Anderson, James Averill, George L.
Farmer
Bailey, Frank E.
Farmer
Billington, Charles F.
Wool sorter
Bowman, Charles
Blacksmith
Boutwell, Chester N.
Farmer
Boutwell, Samuel H.
Farmer
Brown, Edwin
Brown, George A.
Clerk
Burnham, George L.
Farmer
Burns, William J.
Merchant
Caffrey, Owen F.
Wool sorter
Chase, Herbert F.
Merchant
Clemons, William S.
R. R. employee
Clinton, John H.
Janitor
Cole, Joseph F.
Carpenter
Collins, Daniel A.
Rubber worker
Cropley, William W.
Farmer
Daley, James E.
Rubber worker
Daley, Patrick J.
Merchant
Dane, Louis A.
Printer
Davey, John
Switchman
Dear, Alexander
Farmer
Dodge, George K.
Doherty, William J.
Carpenter
Donald, Walter S.
Farmer
Manufacturer
-
Hackle maker
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Donovan, Patrick Downing, Emanuel Dwane, Patrick J. Eames, Harry M. Feeney, Michael J. Foster, Edward R. Foster, Frank M.
Gledhill, William F.,
Gould, Henry E.
Grosvenor, James
Retired
Grout, Frank B.
Retired
Hannon, Patrick J. Hardy, E. Gerry
Merchant
Farmer
Hardy, Albert A.
Farmer
Haynes, Bancroft T.
Grocer
Hayward, Henry A. Hill, Ira B.
Driver
Operative
Clerk
Carpenter
Clerk
Jenkins, Charles B.
Clerk
Carpenter
Horseman
Farmer
Farmer
Wool Sorter
Painter
Flax dresser
Overseer
Painter
Moody, A. Herbert Morse, John F.
Neal, Horace S.
Newcomb Joel E.,
Newton, Charles H.,
R. R. foreman Farmer Insurance agent Manufacturer Farmer Bank clerk Carpenter Janitor Farmer
Farmer
Horan, Thomas J.
Hodgkins, Willis B. Hurley, John F. Jackson, Arthur R.,
Kendall, Frank H. E. Knight, Isaac M.
Livingston, William I.
Livingston, Porter E., Matthews, Clester E.
May, James S. McDermitt, Charles Mears, Nathan E.
Mooar, J. Warren
Carpenter Farmer
Wool Sorter
Operative Farmer
121
Newton, Fred Nice, John
Nolan, James
Pearson, Walter B.
Phelps, Frank C.
Pitman, John E.
Carpenter
Platt, Thomas W.
Carpenter
Poor, Daniel H.
Wool sorter
Riley, John A.
Wool sorter
Saunders, Leonard G.
Clerk
Schneider, Louis H.
Moulder
Shaw, Benjamin
Operative
Stack, John, jr.
Janitor
Stark, John S.
Provision dealer
Stiles, George W.
Carpenter
Stott, Thomas E.
Wool sorter
Swanton, Fred A.
Milk Dealer
Thomes, Samuel
Carpenter Clerk
Tough, Alvin E.
Tuck, M. Warren
Carpenter
Waldo, Joseph W.
Carpenter
Ward, George D.
Farmer
Mason
Welch, Michael T. White, Charles L.
Mill superintendent
Operative Florist Carpenter Operative Farmer
B. FRANK SMITH, SAMUEL H. BOUTWELL, SAMUEL H. BAILEY.
Selectmen of Andover.
NAMES OF STREETS
Recommended by the Board of Selectmen
The selectmen in obedience to the vote of the town at the last annual meeting herewith submit their report in regard to revising the names of the streets, recommending the fol- lowing names :
ABBOT STREET. From School street, near Abbot academy, crossing Phillips street, past the westerly side of Spring Grove cemetery to Woburn street.
ALLEN COURT. From Summer street, near John Howell's, past Geo. C. Dunnells's.
ANDOVER STREET. From the end of Central street near J. J. Abbott's, past Robert Stanley's, crossing the railroad track in Ballardvale past Howell F. Wilson's to Woburn street.
ARGILLA ROAD. From Andover street near Timothy Abbott's past George F. Baker's, George Blood's and Chas. Jame- son's to Lowell street.
AVON STREET. From Chestnut street, near Mrs. Isabella May's, to Summer street.
BAILEY ROAD. From Haggetts Pond road past Geo. E. Flint's and J. B. Bailey's to the Tewksbury line.
BAKER'S LANE. From the north side of Essex street to Pat- rick Donovan's.
BALLARDVALE ROAD. From Main street past George K. Dodge's past Stephen E. Abbott's to Woburn street.
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BANNISTER ROAD. From Dascomb road Freeman Abbott's to Andover street.
BARNARD STREET. From Main street, south of the Town house, to Bartlet street.
BARTLET STREET. From the southerly side of Park street, crossing Chestnut street, past the Punchard schoolhouse, crossing Morton street, to Chapel avenue.
BEACON STREET. From Lowell street near the West church past West Center schoolhouse and the Ames place to the Lawrence line.
BELLEVUE ROAD. From Lowell street near Henry Boynton's past the Osgood schoolhouse, C. H. Flint's and Geo. A. Dane's to the Tewksbury line.
BLANCHARD STREET. From Osgood road, past Mrs. Emer- son's and John B. Shaw's to the Tewksbury line.
BOUTWELL ROAD. From River road near Chas. H. Newton's to E. W. Boutwell's,
BROOK STREET. From Central street past the Guild house to Essex street.
BROWN STREET. From Lowell street near Wm. I. Living- ston's, past Mrs. C. N. Moulton's to Bellevue road.
BRUNDRETT AVENUE. From Chandler road near the Abbott schoolhouse, crossing River road near John Maddox's to Brundrett Bros.
BUCKLEY STREET. From Marland street, past Wm. Buck- ley's to Center street.
BURNHAM ROAD. From Haverhill street past the Almshouse, to High street.
BUXTON COURT. From Lewis street past Ira Buxton's.
CARMEL ROAD. From Walnut avenue past F. B. Grout's to Carmel woods.
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CENTER STREET. From Andover street near John Burns's, crossing Tewksbury street to Pole hill.
CENTRAL STREET. From Elm square past the South church to the " railroad bridge" near J. J. Abbott's.
CHANDLER ROAD. From Lowell street near J. Warren Mooar's over the railroad bridge past Almon Abbott's and T. Palmer Bailey's to Fish brook.
CHAPEL AVENUE. From Main street, opposite School street, past the Phillips Inn and the Theological Seminary build ings to Salem street
CHESTER STREET. From Clark road past Chas. N. Mar- land's to Tewksbury street.
CHESTNUT STREET. From Central street, opposite the Epis- copal church, crossing Main street, then past J. W. Berry's to Highland road.
CHICKERING STREET. From Union street, on the east side, to the Lawrence line.
CHURCH STREET. From Andover street past the parsonage to Center street.
CLARK ROAD. From Andover street near the Engine house in Ballardvale, past Chas. H. Kibbee's to Dascomb road near A. S. Moody's.
CORBETT STREET. From Poor street past Chas. L. Davis's, James McCrorey's and Fred Sampson's to the Lawrence line.
CROSS STREET. From River road near John Whitten's, past the late Stephen Lovejoy's to High Plain road.
CUBA STREET. From Red Spring road, past the Indian Ridge schoolhouse to Shawsheen road.
CUTLER ROAD. From Reservation street, past Daniel Murphy's to Lowell street near the Cutler place.
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DALE STREET. From Andover street near the river bridge past the counting room of the Ballardvale Mfg. Co.
D'ARCY ROAD. From Main street to the fork in the road near M. F. D'Arcy's.
DASCOMB ROAD. From Andover street near the Abiel Abbott place, past Geo. P. Pillsbury's, past the Capt. Murch place to the Tewksbury line.
DWIGHT STREET. From Main street, near Prof. Smyth's, to Highland Road.
ELM COURT. From Elm street, near B. B. Tuttle's, to E. E. Trefry's.
ELM SQUARE. The area between J. W. Barnard's, John H. Flint's, Musgrove Block, Carter's Block and Memorial Hall.
ELM STREET. From Elm square past Plato Eames's to the North Andover line.
ENGLISH COMMONS COURT. From School street, near Maj. Marland's, past the English Commons.
ESSEX STREET. From Elm square past the railroad station to the stone bridge over the Shawsheen river.
FLORENCE STREET. From Elm street past Andrew McTer- nen's to Park street.
FISKE STREET. From the Tewksbury line near J. B. Bailey's to River road near the Hood farm.
GARDNER AVENUE. From Sunset Rock road past Mrs. A. M. Smart's, crossing Main street, past the Albert Ban- croft estate to Holt street.
GLEASON STREET. From Greenwood road to High Plain road.
GOULD ROAD. From Main street, near Wellesley Baker's, past Milo H. Gould's to the North Reading line.
GRAY ROAD. From Salem street, near Holt District school- house, past the Cummings place to the North Andover line.
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GREENWOOD ROAD. From North street near the Luscomb place past Goldsmith farm to Lowell street near Wm. Love- joy's.
HAGGETTS POND ROAD. From E. W. Boutwell's past S. H. Boutwell's, G. A. Hardy's and Haggetts pond to Belle- vue road.
HARDING STREET. From High street, opposite Walnut av- enue to North Main street.
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