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294
282
576
89,718.5
512.02
615
555.02
.9225
7543.
339
106
3
236
WARD IV
Pratt
VIII
15
12
27
4,336.5
24.70
27
26.30
.9392
175.5
278.
46
13
0
1
VII
. 19
20
39
6,354.
36.20
42
38.59
.9383
175.5
417.
83
32
0
2
VI
23
18
41
6,652.
37.87
44
40.22
.9417
175.5
408.
81
30
2
11
V
15
17
32
5,243.5
29.83
35
31.76
.9392
175.5
334.5
97
10
0
2
IV
13
16
29
4,573.
26.14
33
28.20
.9267
175.
357.5
53
1
1
12
III
16
16
32
4,898.5
28.06
35
31.12
.9010
175.
540.5
56
5
2
11
II
15
14
29
4,700.
26.87
35
30.17
. 8906
175.
571.
100
12
2
16
I
15
15
30
4,823.
27.54
35
31.61
.8712
175.
712.
49
0
0
12
Total
131
128
259
41,580.5
237.21
286
257.97
.9195
3618.5
565
103
7
67
192.
Center
III-IV
9
17
26
3,590.
20.50
29
21.68
.9456
175.
206.5
49
5
0
56
II
8
13
21
3,375.5
19.26
26
20.87
.9223
175.
271.5
22
9
0
11
I
16
10
26
3,223.
18.34
28
20.26
.9054
175.
326.5
51
10
0
11
Total
33
40
73
10,188.5
58.10
63
62.81
.9250
804.5
122
24
0
78
WARD V
Shaw
V-VII-VIII
23
21
44
6,804.
38.76
46
41.42
.9358
175.5
475.
68
32
2
10
V-VI
26
19
45
6,842.
38.98
45
41.63
.9363
175.5
462.5
48
23
0
24
III-IV
24
21
45
6,605.
37.62
48
40.84
.9212
175.
547.
111
10
0
25
II
13
9
22
3,372.5
19.21
22
20.43
.9404
175.
206.5
35
11
0
32
I
14
12
26
3,794.
21.58
27
23.08
.9350
175.
254.
43
9
0
48
Total.
100
82
182
27,417.5
156.15
188
167.40
.9328
1945
305
85
2 139
Total
264
250
514
79,186.5
451.46
537
488.18
.9248
6368
992
212
9
284
WARD VI
Ed. B. Nevin
VIII
10
20
30
5,203.5
29.59
32
31.26
.9465
175.5
286.5
10
16
3 108
VII
18
23
41
6,661.5
37.97
43
39.64
.9578
175.5
290.
41
6
0
115
VI
24
18
42
6,886.5
39.07
49
41.86
.9333
175.5
466.5
41
17
0
104
V
21
22
43
6,820.5
38.60
49
40.81
.9458
175.5
390.
6
8
0
113
IV
17
20
37
5,583.5
31.89
40
34.24
.9314
175.
408.
33
11
0
104
III
15
22
37
5,626.
32.19
42
34.16
.9426
175.
342.
37
15
0
76
II-III
15
12
27
4,274.5
24.44
32
26.13
.9353
175.
292.
53
5
0
114
II
17
16
33
4,799.5
27.45
36
29.75
.9227
175.
404.5
23
1
1
130
I
14
9
23
3,436.5
19.80
24
21.04
.9408
175.
217.5
6
5
0 152
I
15
7
22
3,422.5
19.53
24
21.37
.9139
175.
317.
43
7
0
112
Total
166
169
335
52,714.5
300.53
371
320.26
.9384
3414.
293
91
4
1128
.
Pond
VIII
15
14
29
4,911.5
27.85
31
29.77
.9355
175.5
325.
26
2
0
52
VII
13
15
28
4,259.
24.26
29
25.29
.9592
175.5
175.5
11
29
3
6
VI
15
20
35
5,814.5
33.07
37
34.95
.9462
175.5
327.5
32
24
0
9
V
10
22
32
5,096.
29.00
34
31.22
.9289
175.5
389 .
15
20
2
16
IV
17
12
29
5,297.
30.19
34
32.55
.9275
175.
403.
10
26
0
11
III
14
13
27
4,281.
24.39
29
26.23
.9299
175.
320.
13
4
0
19
II
13
16
29
4,352.
24.82
32
27.87
.8906
175.
528.5
23
23
1
25
I
16
13
29
4,348.5
24.80
31
27.08
.9158
175.
401.5
6
5
0
23
Total
113
125
238
38,359.5
218.38
257
234.96
.9294
2870.
136
133
6 161
Total
279
294
573
91,074.
518.91
628
555.22
.9346
6284.
429
224
10
1289
WARD I
494
463
957
151,336.
862.95
1,007
913.24
. 9449
8762.
421
279
2 351
WARD II
427
3.72
799
130,715.5
745.67
875
793.99
.9391
8496.5
537
248
12 2443
WARD III
294
282
576
89,718.5
512.02
615
555.02
.9225
7543.
339
106
3 236
WARD IV
264
250
514
79,186.5
451.46
537
488.18
.9248
6368.
992
212
9
284
WARD V
279
294
573
91,074.
518.91
628
555.22
.9346
6284.
429
224
10
1289
HIGH SCHOOL
659
742
1,401
219,899 ..
1,241.83
1,453 1,327.45
.9355
15131.
2032
862
Total
2,417 2,403
4,820
761,929.5
4,332.84
5,115 4,633.10
9352
52,584.5 4,750 1,931
36 4,603
193.
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
·Name and School
Grade
Salary,
Januray 1, 1936
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
HIGH SCHOOL
Middle Street, East Weymouth. Telephone - Weymouth 1100
Frederick W. Hilton, A.B.
Prin.
$4000.00
1911
39
4
3
0
Wallace L. Whittle, BS Asst.Prin.
2800.00
1921
14글
4
5
0
Velma E. Abbott
Clerk
1600.00
1930
5
1
0
12 .
Hazel M. Agnew
Inst.
1750.00
1920
16
0
4
12
Harry Arlanson,
B.S., Ed. M.
Inst
2000.00
1935
3₺
5
0
0
Helen C. Barnard
Inst
1600.00
*
32
1
2
0
Paul H. Bates, A.B.
Inst
1200.00
1935
2
4
0
0
Esther L. Benson
Inst.
1850.00
1929
10
3
5
0
Barbara R. Bicknell, A.B.
Inst
1300.00
1934
4
4
1
0
Prescott B. Brown
Inst
2500.00
1911
24
1
3
0
Frieda M. Bryant, A.B.
Inst.
1200.00
1935
2
4
1
O
Ernestine R. Canning,
A.B., Ed. M.
Inst
1950.00
1920
17
6
6
O
Paul C. Cleaves
Inst.
900.00
**
0
4
O
Eva P. Davis, B.S. Ed.
Inst.
1400.00
1934
7
4
1
John K. Delahunt, B.S.
Inst
2200.00
1930
9
4
2
0
Eleanor Freeman, A.B.
Inst.
1600.00
1929
6
4
9
0
John T. Gannon, A.B.
Inst
2500.00
1921
14
4
5
0
John T. Ghiorse, A.B.
Inst.
1200.00
1934
1
4
0
0
Sheila M. Gross, B.S.
Librarian
1850.00
1928
11
4
6
4
Walter C. Gutterson,
A.B., A.M.
Inst.
1200.00
1935
1
6
10
O
Olive E. Hackett
Inst.
1900.00
1926
11
1
8
0
Katharine M. Hale,
B.S. Ed., Ed. M.
Inst.
1400.00
1932
3
5
3
O
Everett N. Hollis
Inst.
2500.00
1898
3%
2
4
0
Lillian Jefts, A.B., A.M.
Inst.
1850.00
1929
17
5
6
0
Philip T. Jones, A.B., A.M.
Inst.
1500.00
1931
4
5
0
0
Margaret K. Langford
Inst.
1600.00
1929
7
2
6
1
Helen G. Lyons, B. S. Ed.
Inst.
1850.00
1922
13
4
3
0
Thomas A. Lyons, A.B.
Inst.
2500.00
1921
15
5
5
0
Dorothy G. MacGregor, B.S.
Inst.
1100.00
**
1
4
1
0
John F. Martin, A.B., A.M.
Inst.
1750.00
1929
6
5
0
C
Robert E. Mitchell, A.B.
Inst.
1500.00
1931
4
4
1
0
Helen M. Norris
Inst.
1800.00
1927
10
2
4
0
Oral A. Page, B.S.
Inst.
2500.00
1928
16
4
6
0
Dorothy L. Peterson
Inst.
900.00
1934
2
3
0
0
Anita L. Petrucci, A.B.
Inst.
1650.00
1927
8
4
4
.
Inez E. Hoag
Inst.
1600.00
1931
6
3
1
0
Norman D. Loud
Inst.
1200.00
1933
3
1る
5
0
Clarence R. Lyond, B. S., Ed.M.Inst.
2400.00
1928
10
5
1
0
Madeline L. Cote, A.B.
Inst
1500.00
1930
5
4
6
* Temporary
** Substitute
194.
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
· Name and School
Grade
Salary,
January 1, 1936
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
Trade Experience
Susan G. Sheehan
Inst. $2000.00
1907
. 29
2
13
O
Evelyn Silvester
Inst.
2000.00
1918
20
3
10
0
Eva Skala, B.S. Ed.
Inst.
1900.00
1929
6
4
2
O
James F. Steele, B.S.
Inst.
2500.00
1926
12
4
1
5
George 0. Stewart, Ph.B.
Inst.
2500.00
1924
14
3
2
0
Heberta L. Stockwell, R.N.
Nurse
2000.00
1930
'5
3
3
9
Martha Vining, A.B.
Inst.
1600.00
1930
6
4
2
0
Alice White, B.S. Ed., Ed.M.
Inst.
1850.00
1930
12
5
1
0
Dora S. White, A.B.
Inst.
1600.00
24
4
4
0
Fannie L. Williams
Inst.
1600.00
*
11₺
0
7
25
M. Jean Young, B.S. Ed.
Inst.
1600.00
1932
3
4
2
11
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL.
Telephone - Weymouth 0257
Francis E. Whipple, Jr. Director
2800.00
1925
10
1
10
8
Lewis H. Bacon, Jr.
Inst.
2400.00
1927
8
2
7
12
D. Everett Bryan
Inst.
2300.00
1930
5
4
5
14
Harry F. Duncan
Inst.
2300.00
1929
6
O
12
9
Jalmar N. Nelson
Inst.
2500.00
1924
11
O
5
10
Ray G. Parker
Inst.
2500.00
1922
13
2
3
0
Harold C. Sherwood
Inst.
2200.00
1932
4
2
0
13
Waldo H. Swan, A.B., A.M.
Inst.
2500.00
1929
13
7
19
1
Joseph K. Whittemore
Inst.
2500.00
1927
9
2
4
4
NORFOLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL, Weymouth Branch Tel. Wey.2134
Hilmer S. Nelson
Director
2800.00
1925
10
2.
4
10
John B. Farrar, B.S.
Assistant
1560.00
1934
1
4
3
O
(Salaries paid by Norfolk County Agricultural School )
JUNIOR ANNEX
Eleanor Garvin, B.S. Ed.
VIII
1650.00
1927
8
4
5
0
Mary E. McMorrow, B.S. Ed.
VIII
1600.00
1926
9
4
6
0
Mary B. Thomas
VIII
1600.00
1933
29층
1
5
0
Russell H. Mazzola, B.S.
VII
1100.00
1934
1
5
1
O
Helena F. Reidy
VII
1800.00
1913
23
2
17
O
OPPORTUNITY CLASS
Wallace T. Driscoll, B.S. Ed ..
1600.00
1934
1
5
3
1
Mary M. Leonard
1000.00
1934
1
3
4
0
Doris M. Partridge
1700.00
1930
9글
2
3
0
Helen Varnum
1600.00
1932
6
5
1
4
* Temporary
195.
-
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name & School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1936
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
ABIGAIL ADAMS SCHOOL
Church Street, East Weymouth. Telephone - Weymouth 1612-J
Annie S. McDowell
Prin. VI
$1600.00
1934
19
1
5
Miriam T. Hollis, B.S.Ed.
VIII
1600.00
1928
7
4
7
Dorothy U. Murphy
VII
1750.00
1924
15
2
27
Ruth E. Mayo
V
1600.00
1927
8
3
4
Barbara F. Libbey
IV
1000.00
1934
2
3
0
Margaret Dingwall
III
1800.00
1912
23
2
58
JOHN ADAMS SCHOOL
Jane Stub
II
1200.00
1932
3
3
2
Helen G. Lebbossiere
I
1200.00
1931
4
2
4
ATHENS SCHOOL
Athens Street, North Weymouth. Telephone - Weymouth 1571-R
Joseph U. Teague
Prin. VI
2000.00
1922
20
1
3
Marie F. Galvin
V
1750.00
1921
14
2
7
Pauline Cassese
III-IV
900.00
1934
1
2
1
Beatrice M. White
I-II
1650.00
1926
10
2
7
BICKNELL SCHOOL
Bicknell Square, North Weymouth.
Telephone - Weymouth 0306
E. Leo Madden
Prin.
2600.00
1922
13
3
3
George J. Mccarthy, B.S.Ed.
Asst. Prin.
VIII
1700.00
1932
Esther L. Mayo
VIII
1600.00
1928
7
3
3
Elizabeth A. Murphy, A.B.
VIII
1100.00
1934
1
4
6
Eva C. Bernier, B.S.Ed.
VII
1100.00
1934
1
4
1
Preston A. DePlacido, A.B.
VII
1400.00
1932
3
4
3
Barbara H. Pray, B.S.Ed.
VII
1300.00
1932
3
4
3
Mignon E. Pray
VI
1600.00
1927
8
2
6
Alma M. Roche
VI
1300.00
1930
5
2
6
Marion MacWilliams
V
1700.00
1926
15
1
16
Josephine M. Caruso
IV-V
1000.00
1934
1
3
1
Isabel Tutty, B.S.Ed.
IV
1000.00
1935
0
4
6
Alice K. Guertin, B.S.Ed
III
1550.00
1928
7
4
1
Marjorie Maynard
III
1450.00
1929
6
2
5
Alice E. Olson, B.S.Ed
II
1100.00
1934
1
4
2
Helen C. Tracy
II
900.00
1934
1
2
O
A. Aileen McGrath, B.S.Ed.
I
1100.00
1934
1
4
O
Alice M. Murphy
I
1600.00
1926
9
2
4
JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL
Humphrey Street, East Weymouth.
Telephone - Weymouth 1048-W
Gertrude L. Reid
Prin.
2100.00
1902
33
2 22
Elizabeth Egan
VI
1800.00
1914
36
1
15
Sadie A. Lambe
VI
1000.00
1934
1
3
O
Annie F. Conroy
V
1750.00
1894
4.1
1 4
4 0
196
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name & School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1936
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
Margarita M. Jones
V
$1600.00
1927
8
2 20
Katherine C. Fogarty
IV
1800.00
1905
33
2
4
M. Frances Lebbossiere, A.B.
III
1200.00
1933
2
4
1
Mary B. Halligan
II
1600.00
-1926
2
7
Alice B. Keohan
I
1600.00
1927
8
2
5
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
Middle Street, East Weymouth.
Telephone-Weymouth 1128-W
Ruth M. Reidy
Prin.
IV
2000.00
1912
23
2
10
Margaret L. Mitchell
III
1300.00
1930
5
2
2
Mellissa Chase
II
1800.00
1909
27
3
14
Mary C. Shea
I
1650.00
1917
18
2
5
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
Commercial Square, East Weymouth. Telephone - Weymouth 0297-M
Rosamond E. Cunniff
Prin.
V
1950.00
1920
17
2
10
Mary A. Fitzsimmons, A.B.
VII
1100.00
1934
1
4
3
Esther M. Rydgren
VI
1300.00
1930
5
2
4
Helen E. O'Halloran, B.S.Ed.
IV
1100.00
1934
1
4 0
Filomena L. Amoroso
III
900.00
1934
1
2
1
Ruth B. Sylvester, B.S.Ed.
II
1100.00
1934
1
4
1
Norma R. Brown, B.S.Ed.
I
1700.00
1931
15
4
8
HUNT SCHOOL
Broad Street, Weymouth. Telephone - Weymouth 1006
Charles Y. Berry, L.L.B.
Prin.
3000.00
1910
27
6
7
Robert H. Hiatt, Asst. Prin.
VIII
2000.00
1926
10
3
3
Mary E. Lonergan, B.L.I.
VIII
1100.00
1934
1
4
0
Dorothea E. Abbott
VII
1200.00
1932
3
3
1
Nunzie C. Daniele
VII
1400.00
1931
4
3
1
Clara E. McGreevy
VI
1750.00
1917
43
1
4
Elisabeth T. Tracy
VI
1800.00
1902
34
2
7.
Martha A. Loud
V
1800.00
1916
26층
1
6
Florence A. Mckenzie
V
1650.00
1925
10
2 3
1
Mabelle Claflin
IV
1650.00
1928
11
2
15
Marie K. Ghiorse
IV
1300.00
1930
5
2
6
Mary E. Crotty
III
1600.00
1887
48
1
0
Kathryn L. Regan
III
1200.00
1931
4
2
1
Grace A. Randall
II
1700.00
1903
38
2
4
Martha H. Whittle
II
1600.00
1926
9
2
2
Helen F. Galvin
T
1750.00
1923
12
2
4
Susan M. Tracy
I
1800.00
1907
28
2
7
CENTER SCHOOL
Middle and Washington Streets, East Weymouth
Florence E. Hartt, B.S.Ed. Principal
III-IV 1300.00
1932
3
4 2
Winifred Lennon, B.S.Ed.
I-II
1200.00
1933
4 3
4
Dorothy Reilly
V
1000.00
1934
1
197.
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name & School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1936
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
PRATT SCHOOL
Pleasant Street, East Weymouth.
Telephone . - Weymouth 0297-R
Mabel E. Roode
Prin.
VIII
$2050.00
1926
27
2
12
Jeannette F. Hawes, B.S.Ed.
VII
1100.00
1934
1
4
0
Marie B. Upton
VI
1550.00
1929
6
3
7
John E. Hunt, B.S.
V
1100.00
1934
1
4
4
7
Ruth J. Nolan
III
900.00
1934
1
2
1
A. Alberta Richmond
II
1200.00
1931
4
2
1
M. Alice Owen, B.S.Ed.
I
1500.00
1931
5
4
3
SHAW SCHOOL
Main Street, South Weymouth. Telephone - Weymouth 1048-M
May I. Letteney
Prin. VII-VIII 1850.00
1922
16
2
11
Edward F. Tracy, A.B., A.M.
VI
1100,00
1935
0
5
O
Virginia Nye, A.B.
V
1100.00
1934
1
4
1
Ethel M. Hiatt
III-IV
1700.00 .
1915
24
2
6
Margaret Q. Donahue
I-II
1600.00
1922
17
2
3
EDWARD B. NEVIN SCHOOL
Main Street, South Weymouth. Telephone - Weymouth 1327
Grace B. Simmons
Prin.
2400.00
1919
39
O 37
Marion E. Brown, A.B.
Asst. Prin.
VII
1400.00
1931
4
4
19
Daniel A. Johnson, Jr.
VIII
1000.00
1934
1
3
2
Jane Hicks
VI
1600.00
1928
7
3
3
Elizabeth L. Hallahan
V
1750.00
1894
41₺
1 6
Helen M. King
IV
1550.00
1928
7
3
5
Ruth Thompson
I-IV
1700.00
1928
16
2
3
Winifred L. Conant
III
1750.00
1923
14
0
12
Doris B. Glidden, B.S.Ed.
II
1100.00
1934
1
4
0
L. May Chessman
I
1800.00
1900
35
2
12
POND SCHOOL
off Pond Street, South Weymouth. Telephone - Weymouth 1128-M
Alice E. Fulton, BS.Ed. Prin.
VI
1950.00
1921
14
6
6
David A. J. Burns, BS.Ed.M
VIII
1500.00
1931
4
5
2
Genevieve A. Perkins, B.S.Ed.
VII
1400.00
1930
5
4
5
Esther R. Visco
V
1600.00
1927
8
2
5
Myrtle E. Pray, B.S.Ed.
IV
1000.00
1935
0
4
0
Margaret S. Wise
III
1450.00
1930
6
2
3
Josephine E. Ray
II
1400.00
1931
6
2
7
Dorothy M. Fitzpatrick
I
1200.00
1931
4
2
1
SUPERVISORS
Pauline Ahern
Sewing School Gardens
1200.00
1933
2
3
3
Sarah E. Brassill
2000.00
1916
38
2
0
Vera B. Freeman
Asst. Drawing
900.00
1934
2
4
5
198.
Marion R. Loud
IV
1600.00
1927
8
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS
Name & School
Grade
Salary
January 1, 1936
Elected
Years Teaching
Experience
Years College or
Normal Training
Other Courses
John M. Lyons
Asst. Music
$1200.00
1935
1
4
1
Anna A. MacDavitt, R.N. .
Nurse
2000.00
1922
13
4
3
Flora H. McGrath, B.S.Ed., Ed.M. Director of
Courses of Study
2300.00
1928
8
6
5
Vance W. Monroe
Music
2400.00
1928
10
0
6
Marion E. Ray
Drawing
1700.00
1929
7
5
11
Alice L. Tucker
Manual Training
2000.00
1912
24
2
4
JANITORS
HIGH SCHOOL
Mrs. Beatrice Bates, 93 Pearl Street, North Weymouth Harry W. Caldwell, 335 North Street, North Weymouth James Maguire, 166 Middle Street, East Weymouth Edward Pottle, 15 Lochmere Avenue, North Weymouth Telephone -- Weymouth 0912-R
JUNIOR ANNEX
M. Ward Holbrook, 742 Main Street South Weymouth
ADAMS SCHOOLS
Henry W. Blanchard, 662 Commercial Street, East Weymouth ATHENS SCHOOL
Fred W. Stoddard, 16 Howard Street, North Weymouth
BICKNELL SCHOOL
Emil J. Olson, 39 Massasoit Road, North Weymouth Telephone -- Weymouth 1812-J Warren E. Miller, 14 Howard Street, North Weymouth
JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL
Wallace W. Rodgerson, 25 off Lake Street, East Weymouth Telephone -- Weymouth 2451-W
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
Irving Newcomb, 108 Middle Street, East Weymouth Telephone - Weymouth 1032
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
John H. Connell, 44 Iron Hill Street, East Weymouth Telephone -- Weymouth 1111-W 1
199.
HUNT SCHOOL
Thomas Sweeney, 16 Broad Street, Weymouth Telephone -- Weymouth 2498 John M. Sullivan, 4 Stetson Street, Weymouth
CENTER SCHOOL
Ronald L. White, 203 Winter Street, East Weymouth Telephone -- Weymouth 2598
PRATT SCHOOL
Herbert T. MacFawn, 731 Pleasant Street, East Weymouth SHAW SCHOOL
Frederick J. Blanchard, 31 Highland Place, South Weymouth Telephone -- Weymouth 0237-J
EDWARD B NEVIN SCHOOL
Winfield B. Baker, 27 Tower Avenue, South Weymouth Telephone -- Weymouth 0652-W
POND SCHOOL
J. A. Rogers, 181 Pond Street, South Weymouth Telephone -- Weymouth 1756-W
SCHOOL PHYSICIANS
ADAMS, ATHENS AND BICKNELL SCHOOLS
Wallace H. Drake, M. D., 88 Sea Street Street, North Weymouth Weymouth 0450
JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL AND JUNIOR ANNEX.
J. Herbert Libby, M. D., 707 Broad Street, East Weymouth Weymouth 0216
JEFFERSON AND WASHINGTON SCHOOLS
Harris E. Bowmar, M. D., 665 Broad Street, East Weymouth Weymouth 0034
HUNT AND CENTER SCHOOLS
Lewis W. Pease, M. D., 135 Webb Street, Weymouth Weymouth 0611
PRATT AND SHAW SCHOOLS
Karle H. Granger, M. D., 129 Pleasant St., South Weymouth Weymouth 2080
EDWARD B. NEVIN AND POND SCHOOLS
Robert R. Ryan, M. D., 32 Union Street, South Weymouth Weymouth 1380
200.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
WATER DEPARTMENT
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WEYMOUTH, MASS.
1935
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
To the Board of Water Commissioners :
The following tables and summaries, covering in detail the work of the department for the year ending December 31, 1935 are respectfully submitted :
FRED 0. STEVENS Superintendent
SUMMARY OF STATISTICS Year Ending December 31, 1935
In form recommended by New England Waterworks Association Weymouth Waterworks, Weymouth, Mass.
Population 1932: Winter 20,000; summer, 24,000.
Date of construction: 1885.
By whom owned : Town of Weymouth.
Source of supply : Weymouth Great Pond.
Mode of supply: Pumping to reservoir and gravity.
Capacity of reservoirs : 2,120,000 gallons.
PUMPING STATISTICS 1
1. Pumping Machinery:
No. 1. Allis-Chalmers Single Stage Centrifugal Pump, driven by 70 H. P. G. E. Motor
No. 2. Worthington 2 Stage Centrifugal Pump, driven by 70 H.P. G. E. Motor.
No. 3. DeLaval Single Stage Centrifugal Pump, driven by . 150 H. P. Sterling Gasoline Engine.
Capacity of Pumps :
No. 1. 1,700,000 gallons per 24 hours.
No. 2. 1,400,000 gallons per 24 hours. No. 3. 2,600,000 gallons per 24 hours.
1. Total pumpage per year with gasoline pump 450,000 gallons.
2. Electric current used K.W.H. 230,384.
3. Total pumpage for year with electric pumps 262,619,000 gallons.
4. Average static lift of pumps, 108 feet.
5. Average total lift of pumps, 156 feet.
6. Cost of current per million gallons, $21.81.
7. Cost per million gallons raised one foot, $0.14.
8. Cost of pumping per million gallons based on total expense $36.28.
RELATING TO DISTRIBUTION
MAINS
2.
1. Kind of Pipe: Cast iron, wrought iron, lead and lead-lined. Sizes: From one inch to fourteen inches.
3. Extended : 2273 feet.
4. Replaced small wrought iron with cast iron, 3710 feet.
5. Total now in use, 106.28 miles.
6. Length of pipes less than 4 inches in diameter, 20.1 miles. (Mostly summer lines.)
7. Number of hydrants added during year, 5.
203.
8. Number of hydrants now in use, 601.
9. Number of stop-gates added during year, 6.
10. Number of stop-gates now in use, 879.
11. Number of stop-gates smaller than 4 inches, 148.
12. Number of blow-offs, 51.
13. Range of static pressure on mains, 18 to 105 pounds.
SERVI CES
14. Kind of pipe : Cast iron, cement lined, wrought iron, lead
and lead lined.
15. Sizes: 3/4 inch to 8 inches.
16. Extended: 657 feet.
17. Discontinued: None
18. Total in use: 26,948 miles.
19. Number of services added: 34.
20. Total services December 31, 1935: 6960.
21. Average length of services added during year:
19.0 feet.
22. Number of meters added 45; discontinued none.
23. Number of meters now in use: 5121.
24. Percentage of service metered: 73.6%.
STATISTICS OF CONSUMPTION
1. Population: Winter, 20,000; summer, 24,000; average 22,000.
2. Total consumption for 1935: 611,774,000 gallons.
3. Average daily consumption: 1,676,065 gallons.
4. Gallons per day per capita: 76.1.
5. Total through commercial meters : 92,928,000 gallons.
6. Domestic consumption (2) -- (5): 518,746,000 gallons.
7. Gallons per day per capita, based on (6): 64.6.
8. Total through meters: 263,811,000 gallons.
9. Per cent accounted for by meters : 43.1.
·
204.
TABLE 1
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS -- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Weymouth Great Pond
Parts Per 1,000,000
APPEARANCE
RESIDUE EVAPORATION
ON
AMMONIA
Date of Collection
Turbidity
Sediment
Color
Total
Loss of Ignition
Fixed
Free
Albuminoid
Total
Chlorine
Nitrates
Oxygen Consumed
Hardness
Iron
262536
Feb. 25
Very slight
36
51.0
20.0
31.0
.018
.092
6.0
.020
10
.30
Great Pond
264594
June
4
Very slight
45
.008
.124
1.9
.040
6.3
.15
266664
Aug. 28
Very slight
17
38.0
15.0
23.0
.004
.114
6.0
.050
5
.20
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205.
Number
TABLE 2
MONTHLY CONSUMPTION FOR 1935
Month
High Service System Gals
Low Service Pumped Gals
Low Service Gravity Gals
Total Consumption Gals
Total Pumped Gals
Total Pumped 1934 Gals.
January
17,781,000
145,000
30,529,000
48,455,000
17,926,000
16,946,000
February
17,868,000
102,000
27,280,000
45,250,000
17,970,000
18,652,000
March
17,918,000
2,003,000
29,569,000
49,490,000
19,921,000
25,492,000
April
17,440,000
542,000
30,229,000
48,211,000
17,982,000
18,991,500
May
18,980,000
1,661,000
30,960,000
51,601,000
20,641,000
21,066,000
June
18,744,000
5,501,000
26,362,000
50,607,000
24,245,000
25,711,000
July
21,750,000
11,819,000
26,356,000
59,925,000
33,569,000
40,139,000
August
22,087,000
9,657,000
27,404,000
59,148,000
31,744,000
31,481,000
September
17,813,000
671,000
30,745,000
49,229,000
18,484,000
18,747,000
October
18,918,000
445,000
31,433,000
50,796,000
19,363,000
17,681,000
November
19,244,000
288,000
29,418,000
48,950,000
19,532,000
15,975,000
December
18,262,000
2,980,000
28,870,000
50,112,000
21,242,000
19,291,000
Totals
226,805,000
35,814,000
349,155,000
611,774,000
262,619,000
270,109,500
Average Day
621,380
98,120
956,588
1,676,065
719,504
740,026
Maximum Day
1,612,000
1,128,000
1,156,000
2,720,000
1,876,000
1,896,000
1
206.
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TABLE 3 Meters in Use December 31, 1935
Make
Sizes
Totals
5/8"
3/4" 1"
1-1/2" 2" 3" . 4" 6" 10"
Trident
845
845
Keystone
291
1
2 92
Nash K
128
128
Nash 9
14
14
Worthington
13
13
Hersey
1306
5
20
27
13
1
3
2
1377
King
191
3
9
2
4
209
Watch Dog
2016
1
2017
Arctic
205
2 05
Empire
6
2
2
2
2
2
16
Premier
1
1
2
Crown
Federal
2
2
Badger
1
1
Total
5018
10
32
31
20
1
6
2 1
5121
Dec. 31,1934
4983
9
28
29
18
1
5
2
1
5076
1
207.
A
TABLE 4
NEW MAINS, GATES AND HYDRANTS INSTALLED IN 1935
Cast Iron Pipe (Feet)
Wrought Iron and Steel Pipe (Feet)
Gates
Street
10"
8"
6"
2"
1-1/2"
1"
10"
8
2"
1"
Hydrants
Location
Albert Road
200
1
From Hinston
Bridge Street
268
1
1
208.
Hinston Road
2
Lakewood Avenue
1198
1
2
Lakeside Avenue
90
Main Street
260
1
Summer Street
1220
1
Seminole Avenue
162
73
1
Totals
1198
1480
268
362
73
90
1
2
1
2
5
1
Totap Pipe 2273 feet
TABLE 5
Main Replacements for 1935
Pipe
Taken Out
Replaced
Valves
Location
Size
Kind
Feet
Size
Kind
Feet
Taken Out
Replaced
Clematis Ave
"ב
Steel
339
1-1/2"
Steel
339
1-1"
1-1 1/2"
Circle Drive
Steel
135
1"
Steel
135
1-1"
1-1"
Hinston Road
2"
C. I.
1317
6"
Steel
1317
1-2"
1-6"
High Street
1-1/2"
Steel
362
2"
Steel
362
Idlewell
Blvd.
1-1/2"
Steel
234
2"
Steel
234
Steel
503
1-1/2"
Steel
503
1-1"
1-1 1/4"
Poinsetta
Ave
=
Steel
340
1-1/2"
Steel
340
"ב-1
1-1 1/2"
Seaver Road
1-1/2"
Steel
480
2"
Steel
480
1-1 1/2"
1-2"
Totals
3710
3710
TABLE 6 Distribution Pipe and Gates in Use Dec. 31, 1935
Size
Cast Iron Pipe
w.I. and Steel Pipe
Lead Pipe
Ga tes
20 inch
250
1
18 inch
2,092
1
14 inch
22,555
14
12 inch
33,882
38
10 inch
47,707
56
8 inch
57,852
92
6 inch
265,764
479
4 inch
22,543
54,081
47
2 inch
6,404
97
1-1/2 "
29,049
47
1-1/4 "
6,415
1 inch
12,388
216
.4
Totals
459,049
101,933
216
876
Total Feet
561,198
Total Miles 106.28
209.
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE COLLECTOR FOR WATER DEPARTMENT
From January 1, 1935 to December 31, 1935
WATER ACCOUNT
Balance Due January 1, 1935
Charges to December 31, 1935
$52,941.87 102,219.22
WATER ACCOUNT CREDITS
Cash Received Abatements and Service Transfers
$92,992.31 2,493.24
Balance Due December 31, 1935
59,675.54
$155,161.09
Paid to Treasurer $92,992.31
MATERIAL AND LABOR ACCOUNT
Balance Due January 1, 1935
Charges to December 31,1935
$2,889.59 5,086.29
$7,975.88
MATERIAL AND LABOR ACCOUNT CREDITS
Cash Received Abatements & Service Transfers
$5,017.94 457.37
Balance Due December 31, 1935
2,500.57
$7,975.88
Paid to Treasurer $5,017.94
Respectfully submitted
EDWIN R. SAMPSON Collector
REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
East Weymouth, Mass., January 23, 1936.
To the Board of Water Commissioners
Gentlemen:
Herewith is submitted the thirty-fourth annual report of the Accounting Department, showing the financial transactions of the Water Department for the year ending December 31, 1935.
From frequent examinations of the cash and securities of the department I am satisfied that the accounts of the collector and treasurer are correct and all funds properly accounted for.
I have on several occasions commented on the amount of out- standing water accounts and believe that some definite action
210.
$155,161.09
should be taken to considerably reduce this sum which has materially increased for several years. Provision has been made under the statutes to properly protect the department against loss of revenue through the non-payment by consumers for water supplied. Should other methods fail, I believe that the statute above re- ferred to should be made effective. The loss of revenue from those who do not pay for water consumed is costly to those who are prompt in making payment, for such loss of revenue precludes the possibil- ity of any reduction in rates. Any action that might be taken should, in my opinion, originate with the Board of Water Commission- ers, and I trust this matter will meet with prompt and serious con- sideration. I offer the facilities of my office in any cooperative effort that might result in reducing the water accounts receivable.
The 1935 revenue of the department was sufficient to meet the expenditures for the year, and the debt of the department was re- duced by $14,500.00.
Respectfully,
EMERSON R. DIZER Town Accountant
WATER DEPARTMENT
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