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Motor vehicle laws:
Operating motor vehicle after license had been suspended
Operating motor vehicle after license had been revoked
2
Operating motor vehicle under the influenc of liquor
7
Operating motor vehicle without a license
4
Operating motor vehicle without authority
5
Operating motor vehicle without certificate of registration
1
Operating motor vehicle negligently
1
Operating motorcycle after right had been suspended
1
Operating uninsured motorcycle
1
Operating unregistered motorcycle
1
Going away after knowingly causing property damage 2
DISPOSITION OF CASES
Dismissed
4
Filed
15
Fined
20
Found not guilty
1
Probation
6
Released (Drunkenness, first offence)
6
Suspended sentence to House of Correction
4
Case continued to 1958
5
MISCELLANEOUS
Accidents:
Automobile accidents reported and investigated
96
Fatalities
1
Accidents involving personal injuries
80
Property damage only
15
Personal injuries:
Pedestrians injured
13
Bicyclists
5
Operators and passengers
95
Ambulance Service:
To accidents
17
To false alarms
21
To fires
38
Persons conveyed to hospitals
162
Persons conveyed to Doctor's office
7
Persons conveyed from Hospital to Home
40
Persons conveyed from Hospital to Nursing Home
3
Persons conveyed from Nursing Home to Home
1
Persons conveyed from Nursing Home to Hospital
4
Persons conveyed from Hospital to another Hospital
1
Persons conveved from Nursing Home to another Nursing Home
4
101
Persons conveyed to Nursing Home
Town of Swampscott
Motor Patrol Service:
Assistance given to sick and injured persons 31
Persons conveyed to Doctor's Office 8
Persors conveyed to Doctor's Office to another Doctor's Office .. 1
Persons conveyed from Doctor's Office to Hospital
1
Persons conveyed to Hospital 61
Persons conveyed from Hospital to Home
3
Persons conveyed to Nursing Home
2
Persons conveyed from Nursing Home to Home
1
Persons conveyed from Hospital to Nursing Home
1
Auto Theft
11
Breaking and entering cases investigated
28
Complaints investigated
Doors and windows found open 99
46,601
Larceny reports $50 and over investigated 28
Larceny reports under $50 investigated
85
Licenses issued:
Bicycle licenses 154
Pistol permits 106
Permits to perform necessary work on the Lord's Day 4
Lights in vacant buildings investigated
14
Manhole covers reported loose
1
Messages delivered for other Police Departments, etc.
125
Motor Vehicle Moving Violations:
Reported to Registrar of Motor Vehicles
121
Parking Violations:
Notice of violation of parking rules served 1,095
Persons reported missing and located 25
Residences temporarily closed and special attention given 395
Sale or transfer of motor vehicle notices filed 297
Sale of second-hand motor vehicle notices filed 105
Street lamps reported out 62
11
Trees reported down
9
Trench cave-in reported
3
Water leaks reported
10
Windows reported broken and cases investigated
72
Wires reported defective
8
DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT
The equipment of this department is regularly inspected and tested and no effort is spared to have it ready for instant use at all times.
RECOMMENDATIONS
I recommend that the Town purchase two patrol cars to replace two 1957 Fords. I recommend that the Town purchase an ambulance to replace a 1941 Cadillac ambulance.
I recommend that the Town purchase an automobile to replace a 1952 DeSoto. I recommend that the Town purchase a motorcycle to replace a 1954 Harley- Davidson motorcycle.
APPRECIATION
I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the Board of Selectmen, to the members of my department, to the officers and members of the Auxiliary Police, to the traffic Policewomen, to all Town departments, and to all others who have co-operated with me during the year.
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Street and sidewalk defects reported
741
Duty calls made by patrolmen from police boxes
1957 Annual Report
Jury List
In accordance with Section 9 of Chapter 234 of the General Laws, the following Jury List is published in the Annual Town Report.
Name
Abram, Francis A.
Ackerman, Edward D.
11 Arbutus Road
Adey, Charles
51 Walker Road
Short Order Cook
Aleska, Edward
84 Middlesex Avenue
Engineer
Anderson, Jay H.
10 Fuller Terrace
Accountant
Appel, Richard G., Jr.
24 Lincoln Circle
CBS Hytron
Arribea, Joseph
6 Burpee Road
Stock Fitter
Ashman, Mayo M.
9 Oceanside Terrace
Builder's Supply
Barnes, Donald
4 Vaughn Place
Maintenance Man
Bean, Raymond E.
120 Stetson Avenue
Inspector
Bean, Samuel G.
2 Arbutus Road
Realtor-Self Employed
Benson, Benjamin M.
85 Walker Road
Certified Public Accountant
Bisenti, Cirillo V.
1 Beaumont Avenue
General Electric
Blair, Frederick C.
108 Stetson Avenue 19 Suffolk Avenue
Sexton
Boolba, Mrs. Peter Matthew
15 Maple Avenue
Secretary
Bothroyd, Ernest R.
58 Bates Road
33 Ellis Road
Candy Packer
Brigham, Paul W.
100 Bay View Drive
Welding Specialist
Brownell, Frank A. E.
73 Buena Vista Street
Lynn Sand and Stone
Burkinshaw, James L.
24 Essex Avenue
Naval Shipyard
Byrne, Francis P. Caswell, Orville
45 Andrew Road
Product Service Engineer
Flower Shop Structural Engineer
Coan, Helen B.
25 Ingalls Terrace
Clerk-Typist
Cohen, Hyman
25 Beverly Road
Self Employed
Sole Leather Sorter
Sales and Service Representative (Husband) Sales Manager School Janitor Reserve Officer
Executive Training Program Boston and Maine Railroad
Line Supervisor Wholesale and Retail Yard Goods
Town of Swampscott
Self Employed Self Employed Dionne Ice Cream Co.
Experimental Machinist
Donlon, Patricia Dorian, Robert Dubrow, Charles E. Dunn, William
21 Hampshire Street 6 Puritan Avenue 31 Bristol Avenue
Eaton, Wesley H. Ellis, Harlan N.
315 Forest Avenue 58 Stetson Avenue 2 Huron Street
68 King Street
120 Elmwood Road
(Husband) Cutting Die Maker Self Employed
Farwell, Lester B.
29 Tidd Street
42 Shepard Avenue
20 Manton Road
46 Beach Bluff Avenue
55 Beach Avenue
37 Salem Street
Bookkeeper Sylvania Electric Corp. Liquor Store Owner Harvard University Saco-Lowell Shops Bookkeeper Gilbert Freeman, Inc.
Engleman, Benjamin H. Eveleth, Louise E.
11 Elwin Road
59 Walker Road
Cook, Virginia Corcoran, Lawrence R.
59 Farragut Road
10 Elliott Street
Coval, Donald S. Cropley, John H., Jr. Cudmore, Clifton W. Davis, Raymond
63 Walnut Road
14 Tidd Street
54 Columbia Street
47 Grant Road
Dennehy, Herbert DesRoberts, Henry J. Dine, Felix E.
54 Essex Street
Teller
Clebnik, Meyer Dyke Cleveland, Norman B.
11 Swampscott Avenue
16 Cliff Road
Connelly, Raymond P. Conrad, Lewis J.
Houghton Mifflin Co.
Bolton, William J.
Safety Engineer
Boudreau, Helen A.
Residence 102 Banks Road
Occupation Supervisor-Planning and Wage Rate
Raytheon Mfg Co.
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Dionne, Henry L. Donahue, Leo E.
Town of Swampscott
Fay, Leroy E.
Floria, Donald G. Folsom, Harold G. Fortune, Bernard J. Friedman, Otto W. Gibb, George H. Ginsburg, Herman D.
Gladstone, Harvey M. Goodman, Harold
Goodwiu, Helen A.
Gookin, Victor H.
Grossman, Morton B. Grover, Harold E.
Groves, William B.
Halloran, John W. Handverger, Samuel Hauifey, Joseph M. Hart, James D.
Helman, Louis
Henry, Roger
Hobson, John L.
Holzman, Sam
Humphrey, Heleu
Hurley, Joseph M.
Janian, Charles
Jepsky, Edward
Kaitz, Simon
Kalust, Gerald J.
Kaufman, Milton G.
Kennedy, Leonard N. Keyes, Loren E.
Kleinman, Morris
Knowlton, Lillian J.
LaPlante, John E. Ledbury, George W.
2 Hillcrest Circle 154 Aspen Road
149 Atlantic Avenue
7 Thorndike Terrace 60 Middlesex Avenue
15 Fuller Terrace
145 Elmwood Road 10 Glen Road
102 Aspen Road 8 Mapledale Place
169 Humphrey Street 17 Puritan Road 56 Little's Point
21 Eastman Avenue
121 Eastman Avenue 16 Cherry Court
860 Humphrey Street
68 Worcester Avenue
33 Mapledale Place
Underwriting Casualty Insurance Combustion Engineer Control Chemist Foreman
Window and General Cleaning Mechanical Engineer Super Market (Self Employed)
Antiseptic Mattress Co. Sales Manager
Clerk (Husband Salesman)
Sylvania Electric Supervisor DuBois Co.
Sales Manager, Production Manager Assistant Secretary and Chief Underwriter
Sprague Steamship Company Executive and Salesman Golf Range Attendant General Accounting Supervisor Newspaper Production Department Paper Manufacturing
Holzman Tire & Auto Parts Underwriter
Self Employed Machinist
Wallpaper Co. Gift Shop Owner
Laboratory Electronic Instrumentation Tech. Wholesale Candy aud Tobacco First National Store Lathe Operator Manufacturer (Husband -- Power Supervisor)
Health Officer Service Man-Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Self Employed H. P. Hood & Sous
Turbine Installation Specialist
Capitol Dist. Co.
Portrait Photographer
Mechanical
Mechanical Engineer Custodian Agent
General Electric Co. Salesman Electrician Self Employed
Hume Pipe of N. E., Inc. Sales Manager Self Employed Test Mechanic,
Automotive Distributors
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78 Paradise Road
81 Norfolk Avenue
17 Claremont Terrace
25 Reid Terrace
30 Cherry Street
11 Clarke Road
67 Walker Road
33 Magnolia Road
24 Plymouth Avenue
69 Essex Street
10 Pine Hill Road
14 Sherwood Road
37 Walnut Road
61 Lexington Circle
28 Crossman Avenue 57 Shepard Avenue
523 Humphrey Street 55 Devens Road
28 Orient Street
195 Burrill Street
15 Palmer Avenue
5 Alden Road
193 Humphrey Street
14 Erie Street
252 Burrill Street
123 Stetson Avenue
9 Muriel Road
262 Essex Street
146 Aspen Road
99 Kensington Lane
20 Superior Street 100 Farragut Road
16 Hillerest Circle
Lebow, Edgar Legro, Frank Lewis, Percy J.
Linnehan, Francis J.
Locke, Edwin
MeGaughey, Leo E. McKinney, John D. McLearn, John G.
MacDonald, Vincent J. MacLellan, Norman Magrane, Winsor Marinelli, Charles C. Marino, Charles F. Marshall, Raymond J. Martin, John F.
Massey, John A. Mills, Ernest O.
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Morong, Elwood Newcomb, Priscilla Pellows, Leone Picariello, John A.
Pope, Roger W. Popp, Charles Riley, J. Thomas Saville, George S. Schmidt, Hartman F. Serino, Angelo Shanahan, Joseph L. Siamatas, George Skinner, Roger G. Splittberger, Arthur Tamborini, Richard W. Tanch, Walter M. Turner, Carl F.
Videtta, Michael E. Vincelette, Roland N. Wadden, Walter R.
Wall, Eleanor F. Wall, Joseph E.
Weiner, Jack E. Witter, Lawrence Wyman, Ralph W.
30 Bates Road
59 Thomas Road
41 Lewis Road
Maintenance (Husband-Salesman)
30 Farragut Road
67 Walnut Road
Self Employed
Self Employed
Self Employed
80 Roy Street
Guard Salesman
15 Beach Avenue
37 Middlesex Avenue
Maintenance Mechanic
71 Millett Road
Inspection
38 Essex Avenue
Salesman
10 Norfolk Avenue
Police Office
97 Norfolk Avenue
Warehouseman
26 Thomas Road
H. A. Johnson Equipment Co. General Electric Co.
20 Grant Road
80 Barnstable Street
Draftsman
L. B. Moody Co. Self Employed
Tuthill, William D.
27 Hampden Street
Foreman of Transportation
Varney, Richard W.
4 Cherry Street
4 Hillcrest Circle
104 Windsor Avenue
155 Elmwood Road
11 Kings Beach Terrace
43 Cherry Street
Lumberman's Mutual Casualty Co.
Manager
Office and Credit Manager General Electric Co.
105
8 Dennison Avenue
52 Bay View Drive
36 Buena Vista Road
18 Bay View Drive
59 Beach Avenue
Electrician's Helper
General Electric Co.
Engineering Technician
Manufacturing Superintendent
General Clerk
Town of Swampscott
Housing Authority
JOHN A. MASSEY, Chairman
THOMAS W. DUNCAN DAVID F. DOHERTY
MARTIN C. GOLDMAN LEONARD H. BATES, JR.
The Swampscott Housing Authority submits herewith its Annual Report for the year ending December 31, 1957.
The Authority is an independent Corporation from the Town. Four members are elected while the fifth member is appointed by the State Housing Board for a term of five years. The other four members are elected for a five year term with staggered expiration dates guaranteeing a majority of experienced members to carry out the business of the Authority at all times. All vacancies are filled by vote of a joint meeting between the Authority and the Board of Selectmen.
Officers are elected annually and consist of Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer. All checks and withdrawals against the accounts of the Authority must be signed by the Chairman or Vice Chairman and the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer.
The Executive Director, Counsel and Insurance Broker of Record, are all appointed by the Authority. It also employs a call maintenance man on an hourly basis and he is paid for the actual hours worked.
In September the Annual Re-examination of family income was completed in accordance with approved procedures. The average monthly rent before re-examina- tion $45.00 - after re-examination $48.50.
The subsidy from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for the year 1957 amounted to $10,150.00 which represents 21/2% of $406,000.00 bond issue or maximum that can be obtained for debt requirements and the operation of the Project. The existing Debt Service Schedule require that all bonds be retired by 1991. The National Shawmut Bank of Boston is the fiscal agent for this transaction.
The average monthly rent for the Project amounted to $46.00 for the year. The minimum average monthly rental established by the State Housing Board cannot fall below $34.50 in order to have a successful operation.
During the year Eugene S. Moreau resigned. Gerald H. Pashby was appointed at a joint meeting with the Board of Selectmen to fill Mr. Moreau's unexpired term until the 1958 Annual Town Election. Mr. Pashby resigned. Leonard H. Bates, Jr. was appointed to fill the unexpired term until the 1958 Annual Election.
The Authority extends its gratitude and appreciation to the foregoing indivi- duals for their efforts and interest in the local veterans housing program.
A total of $1893.85 was paid to the Town of Swampscott during the year, $1,296.00 representing payment in lieu of taxes and $597.85 for water bills.
The 36 underground garbage receptacles were replaced with cement lined receivers and 36 drip lines were installed to the tankless hot water safety valves as a safety precaution.
The contract to clean and service the 36 oil burner units was awarded to the Geo. E. Warren Heating Corp., Lynn, Mass.
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In December the contract for furnishing and installing 36 steel combination storm and screen doors was awarded to the lowest bidder, David Donovan, Boston, Mass. in the amount of $1,758.00. The steel doors became a necessity as the existing conventional wooden storm and screen doors were becoming expensive to replace and maintain.
The apartments were originally occupied in July, 1950, and as the buildings age more maintenance and replacements will be required which will reflect in higher maintenance costs. However, in order to offset this condition a program of preventive maintenance is continually followed by the Authority to correct problems before they become major and expensive to repair.
Since the initial occupancy the Authority has enjoyed a 100% rent collection record which reflects the degree of management being conducted by the Authority at all times.
The Swampscott Project consists of 9 multiple buildings, 4 apartments in each for a total of 36 apartments. There are 20 4-room and 16 5-room apartments. There are 36 individual cellars and heating units. Each apartment is equipped with an electric range and refrigerator, and has its own front, rear and bulkhead door, it has its own garbage receptacle and clothes drying area. The tenant supplies its own fuel and electricity. The Authority furnishes the servicing of the oil burner units and water.
The following insurance policies are carried by the Authority for its protection : Fire, Public Liability, Position and Bond, Workmens Compensation, Non-Ownership Auto and Fire and Theft on Office Furniture.
Periodic inspection of grounds and apartments are made by the Members of the Authority and its representatives.
The advisability of converting the existing 36 oil burner units to gas was ruled out by both the Authority and the State Housing Board for the reason that the gas heating costs would be excessive with the existing steam heating system.
The Authority is reluctant to replace the existing heating units and will not do so until it can justify this major expense. The determining factor will be the early maintenance costs.
Painting of the exterior of the buildings as well as extensive repairs to grounds tre the major projects planned for 1958.
The Annual Town Meeting voted to authorize the Authority to erect a new Housing Project for Elderly Persons, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 667 of 1954. However, after the vote was taken the Bond Counsel ruled that the vote aken by Town of Swampscott, and other communities was illegal because of some small technicality. Thru the efforts of the State Housing Board the State Legislature dopted appropriate legislation correcting this condition.
The need for such a Housing Project has been established in the Town and entative approval has been received from the State to erect same providing a suitable
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site is available. The scarcity of land in the Town has been a problem and an approved site has not been selected to date. It is hoped that all preliminary work will be completed and work started on this very worthy project by spring.
Eligibility Requirements for this housing program are as follows:
1. A person must be 65 years of age or over (single individuals living alone or couples are eligible.)
2. A person must be a citizen of the United States (except an alien who has served in the armed forces of the United States and who has been honorably dis- charged and provided application has been made for citizenship and aliens eligible to receive Old Age Assistance.)
3. A person must be of low income. In general the annual income of a single individual not to exceed $2,500.00, and the annual income of a couple not to exceed $3,000.00.
4. A person must be in need of good housing.
Dwellings are planned for single and double occupancy. Dwellings for two persons may be occupied by the following combinations:
a. a married couple
b. two men or two women
c. a brother and sister
d. in some instances, an elderly tenant (65 years or over) and a non- elderly person provided that person is necessary for the physical well being of the elderly person and is of low income.
VETERANS HOUSING MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
Rents and Income Limits in relation to tenant's net family income
18% with one or less minor dependents 16% with two minor dependents 14% with three or more minor dependents
*deduction from total family income for each minor dependent child in excess of three in number: -
Old New $100.00 $200.00
Minimum Monthly Rents
Families with one or less minor dependents $ 30.00
Families with two minor dependents 26.50
Families with three or more minor dependents 23.50
Admission Limits
Families with one or less minor dependents $3650.00
Families with two minor dependents 3775.00
Families with three or more minor dependents 3900.00
Continued Occupancy Limits
Old New
*Families with one or less minor dependents $4100.00 $4400.00
*Families with two minor dependents 4200.00 4600.00
*Families with three or more minor dependents 4300.00 4800.00
*These increases were approved by the State Housing Board to conform with realistic present day living costs.
The Authority extends its appreciation to the Town Departments and the staff of the State Housing Board for their cooperation and assistance during the year.
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BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1957
Assets
Administration Fund
$ 21,203.59 20.00
Petty Cash
Tenants Accounts Receivable
75.00
Debt Service Fund
11,167.50
Investment Debt Service Trust Fund
5,000.00
Investment Administration Fund
10,897.02
State Treasurer's Account
252.00
Debt Service Trust Fund
331.54
27,648.06
Development Costs 406,000.00
Less:
Development Costs Liquidation .. 44,000.00
362,000.00
Total Assets
$410,946.65
Liabilities
Accrued Insurance
Matured Interest and Principal
11,167.50
Bonds Authorized
406,000.00
Less: Bonds Retired
44,000.00
$362,000.00
Debt Service Reserve
8,569.19
Unam. Bond Premium
5,331.54
Reserve From Sale of Property
252.00
Operating Reserve
17,257.87
Earned Surplus
6,348.36
37,758.96
Total Liabilities
$410,946.65
National Shawmut Bank of Boston -
U. S. Treasury Notes Due
12/15/58
Rate 21/2%
$1,000.00
U. S. Treasury Notes Due
8/15/63
Rate 21/2%
$4,000.00
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank - Savings Accounts
Rate 314 %
5,456.96
Beverly Savings Bank
Savings Accounts
Rate 314 %
5,440.06
$ 20.19
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Town of Swampscott
General Information
Swampscott was incorporated as a Town on May 21, 1852.
Situation: About 15 miles northeast of Boston.
Population: 13,070.
Area: 3:05 square miles.
Assessed Valuation: $32,746,975.00.
Tax Rate: $62.00.
Administration Building: 22 Monument Avenue.
Senators in Congress: Leverett Saltonstall and John F. Kennedy.
State Senator: Charles V. Hogan of Lynn (1st Essex District).
Represenative in Congress: William H. Bates of Salem (6th Congressiona District ) .
Representatives in General Court: Thomas M. Newth of Swampscott; John A Davis, Marblehead; and Ernest W. April of Salem (14th Essex District) .
Member of Governor's Council: Augustus Means of Essex (5th District) .
Qualifications of Voters: Must be 21 years of age, born in United States o fully naturalized; a resident of Massachusetts one year and Swampscott six months! Registration Monday through Friday, 9-12 A.M. 1-5 P.M. Special sessions held preceding elections.
Where to vote:
Precinct 1 - Machon School on Burpee Road.
Precinct 2 - Clarke School on Norfolk Avenue side adjoining Abbott Park.
Precinct 3 - Old Town Hall on Burrill Street.
Precinct 4 - Hadley School on Redington Street.
Precinct 5 - Essex Oil Filling Station, 638 Humphrey Street.
Precinct 6 - Phillips Beach Fire Engine House, Phillips Avenue.
Tax Bills: Due and payable on or before October 1. Law provides for addition o interest from October 1 on bills unpaid after November 1. Poll and motor excise taxes are payable 30 days and water bills are payable 60 day from date of issue.
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For Your Convenience
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
AMBULANCE
LYnn 5-1111
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FIRE LYnn 5-4050
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LYnn 5-1111
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At:
Assessments
Assessors
LYnn 5-1644
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Police
LYnn 5-1111
Bills and Accounts
Town Accountant
LYnn 5-1648
Birth Certificates
Town Clerk
LYnn 5-1646
Building Permits
Building Inspector
LYnn 3-4538
Cemetery
Cemetery Superintendent
LYnn 3-4369
Death Certificates
Town Clerk
LYnn 5-1646
Dog Licenses
Town Clerk
LYnn 5-1646
Dogs - Lost and Found
Dog Officer
LYnn 8-6369
Draft Board
Draft Board No. 68
LYnn 8-9144
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Town Clerk
LYnn 5-1646
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Town Engineer
LYnn 2-1696
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Selectmen
LYnn 5-1645
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LYnn 5-4050
Town Clerk
LYnn 5-1646
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LYnn 5-1643
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LYnn 3-8380
Selectmen
LYnn 5-1645
Town Clerk
LYnn 5-1646
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Health Department
LYnn 5-1643
Town Clerk
LYnn 5-1646
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LYnn 8-4400
Public Works
LYnn 5-1647
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LYnn 5-1643
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LYnn 3-1873
Health Department
LYnn 5-1643
School Department
LYnn 2-2067
Public Works
LYnn 5-1647
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LYnn 5-1647
Tax Collector
LYnn 5-1646
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LYnn 5-1647
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LYnn 3-4313
Board of Registrars
LYnn 3-1873
Public Works
LYnn 5-1647
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LYnn 5-4764
Welfare Department
LYnn 8-4400
Wire Inspector
LYnn 3-4538
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Building Inspector
LYnn 3-4538
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Fishing and Hunting Licenses Garbage Collection Library
Lights, Street Marriage Certificates
Mortgages, Personal Property Old Age Assistance Parks and Playgrounds Plumbing Permits Resident Listing Rubbish Collection Schools Sewers Streets Tax Collections Trees Veterans' Benefits
Voting Registration Water Weights and Measures
Welfare Wiring Permits
Town of Swampscott
Memorandum
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