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Consolidated Boards for three years - Warren A. Peirce had ten hundred and thirteen (1013) and was declared elected. (Sworn March 13.) Blanks, three hundred and seventy-one (371).
Tree Warden for one year - A. Foster Brooks had ten hundred and forty-one (1041) and was declared elected. (Sworn March 8.) Blanks, three hundred and forty-three (343).
Constables for one year - Garritt Barry had ten hundred and eight (1008) and was declared elected. (Sworn March 8.) John Duffy had nine hundred and ninety-three (993) and was declared elected. (Sworn March 7.) Daniel M. Hooley had nine hundred and ninety-seven (997) and was declared elected. (Sworn March 11.) Fred E. Smith had nine hundred and twenty-two (922) and was declared elected. (Sworn March 8.) James E. Whitten had ten hundred and four (1004) and was declared elected. (Sworn March 8.) Blanks, nineteen hundred and ninety-six (1996).
On the question, "Shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicat- ing liquors in this Town?" - "Yes," had four hundred and three (403); "No," had eight hundred (800); blanks had one hundred and eighty-one (181). And declaration was made that the Town had voted not to grant licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this Town.
The blank forms, approved by the Secretary of the Commonwealth, were used by the Tellers in counting the ballots.
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Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that when this meeting adjourns it be to meet in this Hall Tuesday evening, March 14th, at seven-thirty (7.30) o'clock.
The check lists used at the entrances to the polling place and at the ballot box, together with the ballots cast and the check list used by the Tellers, were sealed up in open meeting, endorsed by the election offi- cers and delivered to the Town Clerk.
The meeting was then declared adjourned.
A true record. Attest:
THOMAS J. ROBINSON, Town Clerk.
Arlington, March 7.
In accordance with a vote of the Town, passed December 1, 1902, a printed notice of the adjournment of the meeting was distributed to all the citizens of the Town.
THOMAS J. ROBINSON, Town Clerk.
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ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING, MARCH 14, 1905.
Pursuant to adjournment the inhabitants of the Town of Arlington, qualified to vote in elections and Town affairs, met in the Town Hall, in said Town, on Tuesday, the fourteenth day of March in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and five, and were called to order by the Moderator, Walter A. Robinson, at thirty minutes after seven o'clock in the evening.
Voted: - On motion of William G. Peck, that the reading of the ar- ticles in the warrant not read at the meeting March 6, be dispens- ed with.
The Moderator at this time read the following communication from the Selectmen in relation to the seating capacity of the Town Hall:
"To the inhabitants of the Town of Arlington:
"In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 450 of the Acts of 1904, the Chief of the District Police issued under date of March 13, 1905, to the inhabitants of the Town of Arlington, a license to use the Town Hall for public gatherings. By the terms of this license not more than four hundred persons shall be admitted to the main hall including the stage, and not more than thirty persons shall be admitted to the balcony.
"The act makes the inhabitants of the Town responsible, civily and criminally, for non-compliance with the conditions of the license; and any violation of the conditions of the license is cause for the revocation of the license.
"The serious consequences of this act and the legal questions growing out of it have been considered and discussed by the Board of Selectmen and the Town Counsel.
"Conferences have been held with the Attorney-General and the Chief of District Police.
"Until the law is construed by the Courts the interpretation put on it by the Attorney-General determines the attitude of the State authorities. It seems that the limitation in numbers to four hundred and thirty ap- plies to Town Meetings. It also seems that if all voters in excess of four hundred and thirty were excluded from the Hall the business done by the meeting would not be legal. It, therefore, appears to be proper for the Selectmen to inform the voters of the law, and to call to their attention the fact that the presence in this hall of more than four hun- dred and thirty persons seems to create a civil and criminal responsi- bility upon the inhabitants of the Town.
"Persons remaining in the Hall when more than four hundred and thirty are present would probably be held to have assumed voluntarily the risk in case of accident by fire or otherwise.
"It seems that unless the act is repealed or amended or interpreted in a different manner, the Town ought to consider at an early date the erection of a suitable hall or the modification of the existing form of town government.
"JAMES A. BAILEY, JR., "WARREN W. RAWSON, "S. FREDERICK HICKS,
"Selectmen of Arlington."
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Frank W. Hodgdon offered the following resolves and it was unani- mously :
Resolved, That the Selectmen be requested to forthwith petition the General Court for such modifications of the existing Statutes as will enable the Town to hold its corporate meetings without question as to its right to admit all its legal voters thereto.
Resolved, That the Selectmen be requested to consider the advisabili- ty of erecting upon the new "Town Hall Site," so called, a building con- structed principally of masonry and steel, to contain a large room or hall at or about the level of the existing ground capable of accommo- dating the legal voters of the Town in Town Meeting, together with such ante-rooms as may be required in connection therewith, also space for the necessary heating plant. Said Board to report thereon as soon as practical with estimates of the cost of such a building.
Article 20 was taken up on motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, and under that article the report of the Committee of Twenty-one was presented to the voters in printed form, and accepted. The article was then laid on the table.
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon that Articles 22-23-27-30- 31-32-34-35-36-38-40-41-25 be taken up in the order as presented in the report of the Committee of Twenty-one.
Article 22.
"To make an appropriation for the Robbins Library for the en- suing year."
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that there be appropriat- ed the sum of three thousand (3,000) dollars in addition to the dog tax and the receipts for fines and the sale of catalogues, for the maintenance of the Robbins Library for the year 1905, the same to be expended under the direction of the trustees.
Article 23.
"To make an appropriation for the Public Schools for the ensu- ing year, and determine in what manner the same shall be ex- pended."
Voted: - On the motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of fifty- two thousand, three hundred (52,300) dollars be appropriated for the maintenance of the schools for the year 1905 and in addition that the sum of two thousand (2,000) dollars be appropriated for repairs on school buildings, and four hundred and fifty (450) dollars for the pay- ment of bills incurred during the year 1904, to be expended under the direction of the School Committee.
Article 27.
"To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of two hundred and fifty (250) dollars for the proper observance of Memorial Day, the same to be expended under the direction of Francis Gould Post 36, G. A. R.
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of two hun- dred and fifty (250) dollars be appropriated for the proper observance of Memorial Day, the same to be expended under the direction of Fran- cis Gould Post 36, G. A. R.
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Article 30.
"To see if the Town will pass the following vote or act in any manner thereto: -
"Voted: - That the sum of one hundred (100) dollars be ap- propriated for the purchase and erection of a flag-staff, flag and fix- tures for the Town Hall Building, the same to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen."
Voted: - On motion of Edward H. H. Bartlett, that the sum of one hundred (100) dollars be appropriated for the purchase and erection of a flag-staff, flag and fixtures for the Town Hall Building, the same to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen.
Voted: - On motion of Edward H. H. Bartlett, that the Board of Selectmen be empowered to instruct the janitor to have the flag dis- played from the Town Hall Building from the hour of eight A. M. until the hour of five P. M. on every day when the various Town offices are open for business, and on all National and State holidays. On all election days the flag shall be raised at the opening of the polls and displayed until the hour of closing.
Article 31.
"To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Clerk to compile and publish the Town Meeting Records for the years 1899- 1900-1901-1902 and 1903 and make an appropriation for that pur- pose."
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of one hun- dred (100) dollars be appropriated to be expended by the Town Clerk, under the direction of the Selectmen, for compiling and printing in book form such portion of the Town records previous to the year 1904 as they may deem best.
Article 32.
"To see if the Town will cause the curfew bell to be rung each evening at nine o'clock, Sundays excepted, and make an appropria- tion for the same."
Voted: - On motion of Warren A. Peirce, that the Selectmen be in- structed to cause one of the church bells to be rung each evening at nine o'clock, Sundays excepted, and that the sum of forty-five (45) dol- lars be appropriated to be raised by taxation.
Article 34.
"To see if the Town will vote to remove or repair the cupola on Town Hall Building and make an appropriation for the same."
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of five hun- dred (500) dollars be appropriated to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen in making repairs to the cupola on the Town Hall Building.
Article 35.
"To see if the Town will appropriate five hundred (500) dollars for incidentals for the Board of Assessors."
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of four hun- dred and fifty (450) dollars be appropriated for the incidental expenses
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of the Board of Assessors during the year 1905, and in addition fifty (50) dollars to reimburse the Assessors for the expenses incurred in con- nection with the Benson Tax Case.
Article 36.
"To see if the Town will appropriate six hundred and fifty (650) dollars for street watering."
Voted: - That in addition to such subscription as may be obtained for the purpose, an appropriation of two thousand six hundred (2,600) dollars be made for street watering, six hundred and fifty (650) dollars of said sum to be raised by general tax and such balance as may be necessary, not exceeding one thousand, nine hundred. (1,900) dollars, to be raised by note of the Town for a term not exceeding one year, signed by the Treasurer and approved by the Selectmen; and receipts from the street watering assessments for 1905 are hereby appropriated for the payment of said note.
Article 38.
"To see if the Town will appropriate one thousand, five hundred (1,500) dollars for the maintenance and extension of the Sewerage System for the ensuing year."
Voted: -- On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of fifteen hundred (1500) dollars be appropriated for the maintenance and short incidental extensions to the Sewerage System for the ensuing year.
Article 40.
"To see if the Town will make an appropriation of six thousand (6,000) dollars and the street railway taxes for the use of the High- way Division."
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of six thousand (6,000) dollars, together with the street railway tax now in the treasury, which amounts to seventeen thousand, one hundred and eighty dollars and eighty cents (17,180.80), be appropriated for the maintenance and construction of highways during the ensuing year.
Article 41.
"To see if the Town will appropriate seven thousand (7,000) dol- lars, in accordance with the vote passed December 6, 1904, for water used for fire hydrants, street watering and public buildings for the ensuing year."
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of seven thousand (7,000) dollars be appropriated and paid to the Water Works for water used for fire hydrants, street watering and public buildings during the year 1905.
Article 25.
"To determine what sum of money the Town will raise by gen- eral tax to defray town expenses, interest, debt and state aid, and make an appropriation for the same."
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of fifteen thousand (15,000) dollars be appropriated for the sinking fund, twelve thousand (12,000) dollars to be taken from the income of the Water Works and three thousand (3,000) dollars to be raised by general tax.
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Voted: - That the unexpended balances and amounts in the treasury otherwise unappropriated, amounting to twelve thousand, seven hun- dred and forty-six dollars and nine cents (12,746.09), together with the sum of two thousand, seven hundred and fifty-four dollars (2,754) be appropriated for the payment of interest during the year 1905.
Voted: - That the sum of two hundred and twenty-five dollars and ninety-nine cents (225.99) be appropriated to pay the following over- drafts paid during the year 1904:
Non-resident bank tax $20 70
Soldiers relief .. 30 24
Abatement of taxes .. 127 85
Expense of collecting back taxes. 13 65
Tax and sewer assessment, suspense acct. 33 55 $225 99
Almshouse - That the sum of seventeen hundred and fifty (1750) dollars, in addition to the income from boarders and sale of produce, be appropriated for the maintenance of the almshouse during the year 1905, and in addition the sum of four hundred (400) dollars for repairs to its heating apparatus.
Fire Department - That the sum of nine thousand, seven hundred (9,700) dollars be appropriated for the maintenance of the Fire Depart- ment for the year 1905, and that, in addition, the sum of one hundred and fifteen (115) dollars to pay bills contracted in 1904, and one hun- dred and eighty-five (185) dollars for repairs to the annex of Hose No. 3 house on Broadway.
Outside Poor - That the sum of five thousand (5,000) dollars be ap- propriated for the care of outside poor, in addition to such sums as the Town may receive from individuals reimbursing it for such care.
Police Department - That the sum of eight thousand, nine hundred and fifty (8,950) dollars be appropriated for the maintenance of the Police Department, including the horse hire and care of ambulance during the year 1905.
Sidewalks - That the sum of fifteen hundred (1500) dollars be ap- propriated for the construction of permanent sidewalks during the year 1905.
Tree Warden - That the sum of two hundred and seventy-five (275) dollars be appropriated for the work of the Tree Warden during the year 1905, and that in addition the sum of twenty-five (25) dollars be appropriated to pay bills incurred by the Tree Warden in 1904.
The following appropriations were then voted:
Notes due in 1905- Fifteen thousand, eight hundred and fifty (15,- 850) dollars.
Board of Survey - One hundred dollars 100
Fire Alarm - Four hundred and seventy-five dollars. 475 00
Health Department -
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the sum of four thousand (4,000)* dollars be appropriated for the Health Department for the year 1905, the same to be expended under the direction of the Board of Health.
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Incidentals -
Selectmen, two thousand dollars. $2,000 00
Town Clerk, two hundred dollars. 200 00
Auditor, sixty dollars. 60 00
Collector, three hundred dollars. 300 00
Treasurer, two hundred dollars .. 200 60
Inspector of wires, twenty-five dollars 25 00
Insurance -
Twelve hundred dollars 1,200 .00
Park Commission -
Six hundred dollars.
600 00
Premium Bonding -
One hundred and fifty dollars 150 00
Police Office Improvement -
One hundred dollars. 100 00
State Aid .
Two hundred and fifty dollars 250 00
Street Lights -
Eleven thousand, one hundred and thirty dollars.
11,130 00
Telephones - Six hundred and fifty dollars 650 00
Town House -
Fifteen hundred dollars 1,500 00
Abatements -
Two thousand dollars.
2,000 00
Salaries -
Twelve thousand, two hundred and twenty-four (12,224.00) dollars, as follows:
Selectmen, six hundred and fifty dollars. $650 00
Town Clerk, fees and twelve hundred dollars 1,200 00
Treasurer, six hundred dollars .. 600 00
Collector, twelve hundred dollars. 1,200 00
Auditor, five hundred dollars.
500 00
Auditor, clerk hire, three hundred dollars.
300 00
Board of Public Works, six hundred and fifty dollars ..
650 00
Assessors, twelve hundred dollars.
1,200 00
Board of Health, four hundred dollars 400 00
Tree Warden, one hundred dollars. 100 00
Clerk of Selectmen, six hundred dollars. 600 00
Inspector of Buildings, three hundred dollars. 300 00
Stenographer, six hundred and twenty-four dollars ... 624 00
Town Physician, one hundred and fifty dollars. 150 00
Registrars of Voters, one hundred and fifty dollars. ..
150 60
Inspector of Wires, three hundred dollars
300 00
Superintendent of Fire Alarm, two hundred and fifty dollars 250 00
Inspector of Animals, one hundred and fifty dollars. 150 00
Inspector of Milk, seventy-five dollars. 75 00
Sealer of Wgts. and Measures, one hundred dollars ..
100 00
Town Counsel, two hundred and fifty dollars.
250 00
Ballot Clerks and Tellers, one hundred and seventy- five dollars 175 00
Secretary of Committee of 21, fifty dollars. 50 00
Town Engineer, fifteen hundred dollars .. 1,500 00
Inspector of Plumbing, three hundred dollars. 300 00
Medical Inspector of Schools, three hundred dollars ... 300 00
Clerk, Board of Health, one hundred and fifty dollars .. 150 00
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Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that a committee consist- ing of twenty-one (21) citizens, other than Town officers elected by ballot, be appointed to serve throughout the ensuing year and until the end of the annual meeting of 1906. The members to be selected as follows: - Nine (9) from the residents of the Russell School district, four (4) from the Locke district, four (4) from the Cutter district, and four (4) from the Crosby district. That the Moderator of this meeting, with the chairman and the secretary of the present Committee of Twenty-one, are hereby appointed a committee to nominate said new Committee of Twenty-one and to report same at the adjournment of this meeting. To this committee, when appointed, are hereby re- ferred all articles calling for an appropriation of money in any Town warrant issued during its term of office. Said committee shall, after due consideration of the subject matter of said articles, report thereon in print or otherwise such recommendation as it shall deem best. Said committee shall choose its own officers and have power to fill vacancies.
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that there be appropri- ated from the income of the Water Department the sum of twelve thousand, eight hundred and eighty (12,880) dollars for interest on the water debt; fourteen thousand (14,000) dollars for Metropolitan water assessment; ten thousand, seven hundred (10,700) dollars for maintenance and renewal of main pipes and twelve thousand (12,000) dollars for Sinking Fund.
Article 28 taken up.
"To see if the Town will purchase additional land for cemetery purposes and make an appropriation for the same."
On a rising vote, the motion to refer the subject matter of Article 28 to a committee was declared not carried.
Article 44 taken up.
"To see if the Town will vote to discontinue further addition to the fixed indebtedness of the Town, except on the serial note basis."
Voted: - On motion of William A. Muller, that all indebtedness here- after incurred be paid. in such annual payments as will extinguish the same within the time prescribed by law, and that serial notes or bonds properly denominated on the face thereof be issued for such payments.
Article 24.
"To determine in what manner the Town ways, highways and bridges shall be repaired the ensuing year."
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the Town ways, high- ways and bridges be repaired the ensuing year under the direction of the Board of Public Works.
Article 26 taken up.
Voted: - On motion of Frank W. Hodgdon, that the Selectmen be appointed agents of the Town to institute and prosecute actions in favor of the Town, and appear and defend suits and legal proceedings
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against or involving the interests of the Town, with power to employ counsel therein and, when necessary, in all other legal matters and business appertaining to Town affairs during the year commencing March 6, 1905.
Article 21 taken up.
"To act on the list of Jurors as revised by the Selectmen."
Voted: - That the following names be removed from the list as sub- mitted by the Selectmen: - Frank Bott, John Waage, Elbert L. Churchill, Abbott Allen, Omar W. Whittemore, Leander D. Bradley, Gor- ham H. Davis, Melvin L. Severy, Edwin Prescott, William K. Cook, Charles Doughty and James R. Mann.
Voted: - That the name of Humphrey T. Lawton be added to the list of Jurors as prepared by the Selectmen.
Voted: - That the list of Jurors, as amended, be accepted.
The Jury List as accepted is as follows: -
TOWN OF ARLINGTON.
LIST OF JURORS FOR THE YEAR 1905.
Adams, Thurber C., Bookbinder, 35 Bartlett av.
Allen, Vinal, Grocer, 64 Henderson st.
Bailey, James A., Retired, 1172 Mass. av.
Barker, John J., Finisher, 45 Westmoreland av. Barker, Simeon, Carpenter, 38 Russell st.
Bitzer, Jacob, Piano Case Maker, 49 Forest st. Bitzer, J. F., Jr., Jeweller, 39 Forest st. Bradley, William H., Polisher, 63 Dudley st. Bennett, John N., Carpenter, 29 Avon pl. Brooks, George M., Cashier, 27 Wyman st. Butler, William H., Merchant, 44 Bartlett av. Butcher, Edward T., Machinist, 818 Mass. av. Bond, Everett P., Clerk, 18 Linwood st. Chaffin, Nathan L., Restaurant, 833 Mass. av. Clark, George, Stable Keeper, 30 Mystic st. Colman, Jeremiah, Jr., Real Estate, 144 Pleasant st.
Connolly, John F., Salesman, 37 Dudley st. Crammond, James, Carpenter, 280 Mass. av. Cronin, Cornelius P., Gardener, 670 Mass. av. Crosby, Roland S., Farmer, 200 Mystic st. Crosby, Edgar, Farmer, 85 Lake st.
Crosby, Charles F., Farmer, 85 Lake st.
Carter, Charles H., Salesman, 129 Pleasant st. Colbert, Isaac J., Gateman, 23 Bacon st. Colprit, James H., Paper Hanger, 31 Crescent Hill av.
Cutter, Edward H., Farmer, 167 Summer st.
Cutter, Charles S., Farmer, 151 Summer st. Dale, David T., Rope Maker, 111 Medford st. Damon, Frederick W., Manufacturer, 275 Broadway Dewing, Eben F., Assistant Cashier, 103 Jason st. Dodge, Henry D., Engraver, 12 Windemere av. Durgin, Winfield S., Ice Dealer, 301 Mass. av. Eaton, Chas. L., Salesman, 97 Paul Revere rd. Eaton, Joseph H., Produce, 97 Paul Revere rd. Eberhardt, Phillip, Manufacturer, 248 Gray st.
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Fifield, Wallace A., Clerk, 14 Palmer st. Fitzpatrick, Wm. A., Clerk, 60 Mystic st. Finley, John F., Machinist, 17 Walnut st. Fiske, John P., Clerk, 900 Mass. av. Foster, William T., Metals, 135 Pleasant st. Fowle, Frederick E., Gentleman, 430 Mass. av. Frost, Frederick O., Farmer, 273 Pleasant st. Gearin, William J., Motorman, 16 Gardner st. Gray, John, Bookkeeper, 159 Pleasant st. Grannan, Daniel W., Undertaker, 378 Mass. av. Gregory, Harry T., Electrician, 31 Walnut st. Green, Henry J., Teamster, 15 Henderson st. Green, Thomas J., Grocer, 93 Warren st. Hall, George H., Cleanser, 28 Tanager st. Hanna, James, Carpenter, 405 Mass. av. Harding, Theodore P., Banker, 71 Bartlett av. Hardy, Chaś. A., Clerk, 34 Gray st. Hendrick, Patrick T., Shoe Dealer, 99 Medford st. Higgins, William D., Auditor, 47 Bartlett av. Hill, George, Farmer, 234 Pleasant st. Hilliard, R. Walter, Insurance, 90 Jason st. Hobbs, Clarence F., Retired, 1098 Mass. av. Hogan, Thomas H., Salesman, 57 Mystic st. Jenkins, Richard O., Case Maker, 10 Lowell pl. Johnson, Clarence E., Produce, 81 Walnut st. Jones, Wm. H., Poultry, 7 Parallel st. Jones, Benjamin G., Salesman, 221 Lowell st. Kellogg, Wm. D., Broker, 37 Jason st. Kimball, Roscoe C., Iceman, 14 Belknap st. Knowles, Alfred H., Plumber, 10 Wyman st.
Lathrop, Philetus C., Retired, 67 Bartlett av. . Lawson, Arthur A., Manager, 35 Addison st.
Lawton, Humphrey F., Grocer, 65 Hillside av. Lowe, George H., Contractor, 175 Mass. av. Lyons, John, Farmer, 25 Brooks av.
Leetch, John G., Operator, 20 Gray st. Mahoney, James J., Clerk, 63 Mystic st. Marston, Alfred T., Bookkeeper, 53 Irving st.
Marden, James A., Retired, 276 Broadway McClellan, George W., Expressman, 7 Webster st. Mead, Sylvester, Marketman, 48 Pine st. Mead, James M., Farmer, 48 Pine st. Merrill, John S., Station Agent, Brattle Sta. Miller, George H., Jeweller, 66 Walnut st. Miller, Frank H., Jeweller, 66 Walnut st. Moore, George D., Farmer, 133 Broadway Moseley, Herbert C., Merchant, 11 Court st. Needham, Oscar, Provisions, 12 Swan pl.
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