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93.8
Carrie L. Horr
II
33
29.7
27.3
91.9
Amy D. Young
II
34
31.4
28.2
89.8
Juliette H. Howard.
II
30
29.2
26.7
91.4
Myrtle M. Davis.
I
30
30.2
26.5
87.7
Lillian M. Lyons.
I.
28
29.4
26.1
88.8
Gladys I. Sawyer
I.
29
27.9
24.3
87.1
Helen P. Rhodes.
I
32
30.7
28.1
91.5
Dorothea Johnson.
Sub-primary
38
32.6
28.1
86.2
Anna D. Shaw
Special Class. .
15
14.1
13.1
92.9
522
502.0
458.9
91.4
Attendance
V.
IV
ATTENDANCE STATISTICS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1924-25
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
GRADES.
Enrolled
fo. Year
Average
Membership
Average
Daily
Attendance
Per cent of Attendance
PARMENTER SCHOOL:
Helen T. Pirie
V
29
28.8
27.3
94.8
Elizabeth L. Geer
IV
40
37.5
35.2
93.9
June E. Simmons.
III
38
35.4
33.3
94.1
Grace B. Tibbetts
II
33
33.7
31.3
92.9
Helen M. Dow.
I
36
34.2
32.0
93.6
Marion L. Smith
Sub-primary
28
26.1
23.8
91.2
204
195.7
182.9
93.5
PEIRCE SCHOOL:
Helen A. Enright.
V.
28
29.1
27.4
94.2
Irene A. Gillern.
IV
32
31.7
29.7
93.7
Esther M. Thomas.
III
33
31.7
28.9
91.2
Agnes V. Eaton.
II.
37
33.2
30.2
90.9
Helen M. Warren.
I.
33
32.1
29.2
90.9
Mary G. McNally.
Sub-primary
31
29.2
25.8
88.4
194
187.0
171.2
91.6
RUSSELL SCHOOL :
Nellie A. Grimes.
VI
37
36.5
34.5
94.5
Carrie L. Minott ..
VI.
41
39.4
37.2
94.4
Margaret B. Condon.
V.
44
43.6
41.1
94.3
Helen J. Dacey.
IV III
50
46.9
45.3
96.6
Mabel C. Pond
40
41.0
38.4
93.7
May P. Browne
II-III.
27
29.7
27.8
93.6
Lottie C. Bailey
II.
36
38.2
35.9
93.9
Ruth Clifford.
I
40
41.6
38.9
93.5
Mary A. Chater
I
53
38.5
35.8
92.9
Dorothea Johnson
Sub-primary
8
8.4
7.5
89.3
376
390.7
365.5
93.6
Totals and Averages
4233
4111.6
3851.6
93.7
26.9
23.1
85.9
Dorris M. Smith
Special Class.
:
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF AVERAGE MEMBERSHIP (Year ending June)
Year
High
Junior High Centre
Junior High West
Crosby
Cutter
Hardy
Locke
Parmenter
Peirce
Russell
Total
1921
660.6
474.4
653.
331.2
618.
202.9
317.8
3,257.9
1922
748.
333.5
219.5
612.8
395.5
632.1
209.8
311.4
3,462.6
1923
537.1
491.6
362.9
671.1
422.2
590.9
185.4
310.8
3,572.
1924
543.2
494.7
357.7
766.7
455.7
653.
198.
334.6
3,803.6
1925
616.7
494.8
368.5
887.1
469.1
502.
195.7
187.
390.7
4,111.6
*1925
742.4
607.8
418.5
536.1
530.1
366.4
514.9
190.
218.8
375.2
4,500.2
*Fall Term.
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE ROBBINS LIBRARY
To the Town of Arlington :
The trustees of the Robbins Library submit their annual report.
The circulation of books and periodicals from the Central Library and Branches was 102,156, showing a gain of 15,359 over the circulation in 1924. The trus- tees are very pleased at the increase in the use of the library and they also feel that it emphasizes a need for the further extension of library service. A large increase in the circulation requires much more work on the part of the assistants and their co-operation has been very gratifying under the present rather trying conditions of reorganization. There is, of course, an added wear on the books and in consequence it is necessary to increase the number of books bound.
There was an increase of 1,155 in the attendance in the reading room and a loss of 450 in visitors. An increase in the attendance in the reading room is the only tangible method of showing added reference work; however, figures can in no way give an idea of the amount of time and work consumed in looking up ques- tions and assisting the readers.
Circulation in the Children's Room was 28,176, showing a gain of 8,231 over the circulation in 1924. Readers show a gain of 1,726-15,309 as against 13,583 in 1924.
There were 1,567 new borrowers registered in 1925, showing a gain of 243 over 1924. Total registration shows an active list of 6,911 readers.
There has been a gain of 7,555 in books taken from the Stack Room,. 59,750 as against 52,195 in 1924.
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ARLIGNTON TOWN REPORT
The use of periodicals shows a gain of 453-3,094 as against 2,641 in 1924.
Through the Inter-Library loan system there were borrowed from the Boston Public Library in 1925, 43 books. We also borrowed three books from the Cam- bridge Public Library and one book from the Lucius Beebe Memorial Library, Wakefield, Mass.
We wish to express our appreciation of the kind- ness and goodwill of Miss Grace Parker of the Arling- ton Advocate who prints our notices and book lists with- out charge. We also wish to thank Mr. C. S. Parker who has given to the library a complete file of the Ad- vocate for 1925.
Among the donors to the library during the past year were-Arlington Heights Study Club, Arlington Teachers Association, Arlington Woman's Club, Miss Cora Ashley, Mr. Alfred Bacon, Mrs. James A. Bailey, Mr. John A. Dadekian, Mrs. Ella G. Damon, Mr. C. Frederic Evans, Miss Grace Fettretch, Mr. Charles H. Gannett, Mr. W. E. Hanna, Mrs. H. Turner Hodgdon, Mrs. Walter Leland, Mrs. C. T. Parsons, Mr. H. T. Poole, Mrs. Harry G. Porter, Mr. John A. Squire, Study Class of Friends of Drama, Estate of Roland Swan, Mrs. E. C. Turner, Woman's Alliance, First Parish Uni- tarian Church, Woman's Mission Circle, Universalist Church.
It was decided in 1923 to reorganize the library and this work has been continued during the past year and for some time the library will continue under the process of reorganization. The recataloging is more than half accomplished. Miss Middleton who joined the staff temporarily to recatalog the books resigned in September to accept a permanent position.
The library's lack of an adequate supply of books at the Central Library and both branches was spoken of in
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1924 report and it is now necessary to again emphasize our lack of books in all classes. The library cannot "Carry on" if the book stock does not meet the re- quirements of the library readers.
During the past year the three following groups held exhibitions in the library-Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts. Fictures and posters done by the pupils of Mrs. W. Elliot Hanna at the Arlington High School and work done by the manual training classes of Mr. Alfred C. Cobb were exhibited in May and June. A keen interest was manifested by persons interested in the various subjects.
In addition to the above exhibitions the library held its annual Children's Book Week exhibition during one week in November. Many new books were on view as well as the old favorites in new dress. A fire was kept burning in the fireplace which added to the attractive- ness of the room. In the glass case were shown some of the favorite books of authors popular with the chil- dren. There were 924 visitors to the exhibition. Some of the teachers assigned a visit to the library during the week as one of the required lessons.
Mrs. George B. C. Rugg has been giving a course of lectures on modern books in the Art Gallery on the third floor. The use of this room for lectures has been some- what in the nature of an experiment as there is no par- tition closing off the gallery from the rest of the library. However, the results so far seem satisfactory.
Last winter a small group of women met once a week with Mrs. Rugg in the Trustee's Room to discuss modern drama.
As far as possible the trustees wish to encourage the towns people to use the library as a center for Town activities.
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During July and August the library closed on Wed- nesday and Friday at six o'clock.
Respectfully submitted,
CYRUS E. DALLIN, WILLIAM A. MULLER, M. HELEN TEELE, THERESE N. TURNER, DR. CHARLES J. WALSH, ARTHUR J. WELLINGTON, Trustees.
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REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
The members of the library staff for 1925 were as follows : Librarian
Associate Librarian
ELIZABETH J. NEWTON
Cataloguer
FRANCES HUBBERT Reference Department
KATHERINE J. MIDDLETON* VELMA J. MOORE
Issue Department EDITH A. WHITTEMORE, in charge RUTH SAMPSON MATILDA K. LEETCH **
Branch Department RUTH SAMPSON, in charge
Children's Department EDITH C. RICE Janitor JAMES SULLIVAN Arlington Heights Branch M. MACIE SEABURY East Arlington Branch EVA M. SMITH
Branch Messenger PROCTOR MICHELSON
*Resigned September 1925
** Died December 26th 1925
It is with deep regret that we report the death of our co-trustee, Dr. Charles A. Keegan, in January, 1925. Dr. Keegan was first elected a member of the Board in March, 1902, and has served as a member since that date. His interest in affairs of the Library was sincere and active, and the Trustees desire to place on record their high esteem of him as a citizen and their appre- ciation of his splendid co-operation in all matters per- taining to the welfare of the Library. On February 2nd, 1925, at a joint meeting of the Selectmen and Trustees, the vacancy in the Board was filled by the election of Dr. Charles J. Walsh.
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Miss Eliazbeth J. Newton, the librarian has been given a leave of absence until June 1st, 1926.
Miss Matilda K. Leetch who has served the library faithfully for many years died on December 26th, 1925.
LIBRARIAN'S STATEMENT Library Hours Central Library Open daily, except Sunday, 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Children's Room 1 P. M. to 6 P. M.
Closed on Holidays
Library Hours, Arlington Heights Branch
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday-1.30 to 6, 7 to 8.30.P. M. August-Open on Saturday's only.
Closed on Holidays.
Library Hours, East Arlington Branch Tuesday and Thursday 11.30 to 1.30, 3 to 6 P. M. Saturday 1 to 6, 7 to 8.30 P. M. August-Open on Saturdays only. Closed on Holidays.
Statistics Annual Library Report for the year ending December 31st 1925 Robbins Library, Arlington, Mass Free for lending and reference
Central Library
Number of branches
Adults
Children
2 Total
Number of volumes at
beginning of year
*27,041
5,351
32,392
Number of volumes added by purchase Number of volumes added by gift
588
207
795
77
1 78
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REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF THE ROBBINS LIBRARY
Number of volumes lost in circulation 21
21
Total number of volumes at end of year 27,685 5,559
33,244
Total circulation 88,392
Total circulation of fiction
42,276
Total circulation of peridoicals
3,094
Number of Adult readers using library for reading and study 28,416
Number of readers in Children's Room
15,309
Number of persons visiting the library for exhibitions, etc. 2,557
Number of new readers registered during the year
1,274
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS BRANCH
Number of volumes at beginning of year
1,564
Number of volumes added during year by purchase 11
Number of volumes added during the year by gift 5
Number of volumes withdrawn 33
Total number of volumes at end of year 1,547
Total number of books circulated 3,711
Total number of periodicals circulated 1,537
Total circulation 5,248
Number of copies of newspapers and periodicals currently received 26
New readers registered 115
EAST ARLINGTON BRANCH
Number of volumes at beginning of year 1,245
Number of volumes added during the year by purchase 34
Number of volumes added during year by gift 1
Number of volumes withdrawn 258
Total number of volumes at end of year 1,022
Number of books circulated 7,506
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Number of periodicals circulated 1,010
Total circulation 8,516
Number of copies of newspapers and periodicals currently received 24
Number of readers at branch 3,973
New readers registered 178
There was a loss of 582 in books and periodicals loaned from the East Branch 8,516 as against 9,098 in 1925. 1924
Readers show a gain of 537,-3973 as against 3,436 in 1924.
Receipts From
Payments For
Local taxation $13,000 00
Books and
Endowment
Periodicals $2,206 94
funds 2,911 30
Binding 727 00
Other sources,in- -
Salaries, library
cluding 1924 bal-
service, janitor
ance Elbridge
11,069 10
Farmer fund
1,286 34 -
Heat
1,195 48
Light 441 22
Other expenses
1,245 39
$16,885 13
Balance of In- bridge Farmer come from El-
Fund 312 51
$17,197 64
$17,197 64
Respectfully submitted,
FRANCES HULBERT,
Associate Librarian.
1
WINFIELD ROBBINS LIBRARY ART FUND 1925
Principal of Fund
$25,000 00
Accumulated Income to January 1,
1925
6,293 51
$31,293 51
Receipts
Interest on
Fourth Liberty Bond 127 50
Sewer Loan of 1917 100 00
Schouler Ct. Land Purchase
140 00
Water Loan of 1921
75 00
Street Loan of 1923
42 50
Street Loan of 1922
255 00
Arlington Savings Bank deposit
667 38
$1,407 38
$32,700 89
Payment
Paid Town for disbursement 10 00
Balance, December 31, 1925
$32,690 89
Investments
Two Sewer Loan of 1917 Notes,
due June 1, 1926-1927 $2,000 00
Three Schouler Ct. Purchase Notes, due serially commenc- ing January 1, 1926 3,000 00
Two Street Loan of 1922 Notes, due December 15, 1926-1927 6,000 00
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Three Liberty Bonds, 4th issue 3,000 00 Arlington Savings Bank, Book No. 20095 18,690 89
$32,690 89
CYRUS E. DALLIN,
WILLIAM A. MULLER,
M. HELEN TEELE,
THERESE N. TURNER,
DR. CHARLES J. WALSH, ARTHUR J. WELLINGTON, Trustees. CHARLES A. HARDY, Treasurer.
CLARENCE NEEDHAM, Town Accountant.
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TOWN ENGINEER'S REPORT
Arlington, Mass., January 18, 1926.
To the Joint Board of Selectmen and Board of Pub- lic Works.
Gentlemen :
Herewith is respectfully submitted the annual re- port of the Engineering Department for the year ending December 31, 1925.
The Engineering Department furnishes all the town departments and committee with such informa- tion, plans, designs, estimates and data of an engineer- ing nature as they may require on work being done, or contemplated, also keeps careful no'es, measurements and location of new work, additions, changes and exten- sions as they may occur, and properly records the same for future reference by maps, plans or profiles.
The North side of Massachusetts Avenue from Franklin Street to Soldiers' Monument, three hundred and eighty-nine (389) liner feet, the south side of Massa- chusetts Avenue from Wyman Terrace to the Arlington Garage, one thousand, six hundred and sixty-nine (1,669) linear feet, was reconstructed with Compressed Hassam Concrete. The excavated material was used for subgrading Brooks Avenue, Newton Road, and Hamlet Street.
Brooks Avenue from Lake Street to Elmhurst Road, seven hundred and sixty-eight (768) linear feet, Newton Road from Hamlet Street to Parallel Street,
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three hundred and ninety-four (394) linear feet, Ham- let Street from Medford Street to Newton Road, two hundred and fifty-eight (258) linear feet and Surry Road from Daniels Street to Davis Road, five hundred and twenty (520) linear feet were reconstructed under the betterment act.
Three thousand, three hundred and fifty (3,350) square yards of granolithic sidewalks, and five thou- sand, seven hundred and twenty-three (5,723) linear feet of granite curb were laid.
Five thousand, one hundred and eighty (5,180) square yards of tar concrete surfacing was placed on old tar sidewalks in the central part of the Town.
For the number and length of sewer and water mains constructed during the year, see Board of Pub- lic Works Report.
A twelve (12) inch storm drain was installed in Massachusetts Avenue from Wyman Street to Foster Street, six hundred eighty-six and seven tenths (686.7) linear feet, a fifteen (15) inch storm drain in Massa- chusetts Avenue from Bartlett Avenue to Newman Way, one hundred sixty-five and four tenths (165.4) linear feet, a fifteen (15) inch storm drain in Warren Street from Beacon Street to Tufts Street, eight hundred eighty-six and nine tenths (886.9) linear feet, a twenty- four (24) inch corrugated iron pipe storm drain in Cem- etery Street from. Chestnut Street northerly, five hun- dred eighteen and three tenths (518.3) linear feet, a fifteen (15) inch storm drain in Everett Street from Massachusetts Avenue northerly, three hundred and fifty-seven (357) linear feet, a fifteen (15) inch storm drain in Harlow Street from Raleigh Street northerly, three hundred, thirty-seven and twenty-six hundreths
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TOWN ENGINEER'S REPORT
(337.26) linear feet, a fifteen (15) inch storm drain in Raleigh Street from Everett Street to Grafton Street, two hundred twenty-one and forty-five hundreths (221.45) linear feet, a twelve (12) inch storm drain in Massachusetts Avenue at Medford Street, sixty-one and four tenths (61.4) linear feet, a fifteen (15) inch storm drain in Massachusetts Avenue from Pond Lane to number 432, seven hundred and seventy-four (774) linear feet, a fifteen (15) inch storm drain in Massachu- setts Avenue from Franklin Street northwesterly, one hundred eighty-six and three tenths (186.3) linear feet, a fifteen (15) inch storm drain in Broadway from Franklin Street northwesterly, one hundred and eighty- nine (189) linear feet, and forty-eight (48) new catch basins were installed to relieve surface water condi- tions in these sections.
A large number of Board of Survey plans were verified by this Department and approved by the Board of Survey.
Grading plans were prepared for the Cutter School Playground, Hardy School grounds, So'diers' Monu- ment lot, and new Fire Station lot, and the work done under the supervision of this Department.
Street numbering plans of all new streets have been made, new buildings located, and numbers as- signed.
Plans have been made by the various companies and corporations and filed in the Town Engineer's Of- fice, showing the locations of structures for which per- mits were granted by the Joint Board during the year.
The Engineering Department has prepared plans and performed miscellaneous services for all the town departments and for the Town Counsel.
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Annexed to this report is a table giving the names of all streets in the Town, public and private, lengths, widths and total mileage; also a table of general statis- tics pertaining to the Town.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE E. AHERN,
Town Engineer and Superintendent of Public Works.
TABLE SHOWING THE LOCATION, LENGTH AND WIDTH OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STREETS
Name
Location
Width
Public
Private
Aberdeen Road
Dundee Road, easterly
40
730
Aberdeen Road.
45 Tanager Street, 62 feet northwesterly
40
62
March 24, 1919.
Academy Street .
734 Massachusetts Avenue to 40 Irving Strect
40
1520
April 2, 1866, September 20, 1875.
Acton Street ..
21 Appleton Street, southerly .
50
510
November 2, 1886.
Adams Street ..
319 Massachusetts Avenue to 216 Broadway.
40
928
March 28, 1923. March 9, 1891.
Addison Street .
106 Pleasant Street to Spy Pond .
40
S00
Aerial Street.
169 Forest Street, easterly.
40
450
TAerial Street .
Washington Street, 550 feet southwestcrly.
40
550
Albemarle Street
50 Walnut Street to 35 Mt. Vernon Street.
40
392
March 20, 1916
Alfred Road .
97 Lake Street, 460 feet to Spy Pond Parkway
40
568
Allen Street.
339 Massachusetts Avenue to 70 Warren Street .
10
1122
May 6, 1924.
Alpine Street. .
Park Avenue Ext., northerly.
40
1335
tAlpine Street.
Summer Street, southerly ..
40
105
¡Alton Street.
295 Broadway to 158 Warren Street
40
780
Amherst Street.
10 River Street to Rawson Road.
40
530
Amsden Street .
107 Massachusetts Avenue, 398 feet northeasterly . .
45
398
March 25, 1915.
Amsden Street .
Waldo Road, southcasterly 552 feet.
45
552
Andrew Street. .
Foster Street to Allen Street.
40
400
Appleton Place.
1 Appleton Street, southerly .
400
202
*Appleton Street.
1192 Massachusetts Avenue to Paul Revere Road ... 50
1450
Town Way named Appleton Street,
November 9, 1846.
Appleton Street .
Paul Revere Road to Wachusett Avenue.
50
1868
*Appleton Street
Wachusett Avenue to Lexington Line
40
4522
Laid out by County Commissioner in 1915
Argyle Road .
Dundee Road to Aberdeen Road . .
40
750
One-half width in Belmont.
Arlinont Street.
Spring Street to 386 Park Avenue .
40
2926
Arnold Street .
Dundee Road to Hibbert Street.
40
723
Ashland Street .
88 Appleton Street to Florence Avenue
50
832
April 7, 1898.
Avola Street .
Ortona Street to Lexington Line. .
40
1158
Avon Place .
390 Massachusetts Avenue, westerly
30
428
November 22, 1906.
Bacon Street.
15 Central Street to 11 Mill Street. .
30
345
March 4, 1872.
Bailey Road .
854 Massachusetts Avenue to Gloucester Street .
50-40
906.5
Bartlett Avenue.
818 Massachusetts Avenue to Irving Street.
45-40
1350
November 6, 1888; March 14, 1892; June 1, 1896; November 8, 1897.
Bartlett Avenue
Irving Street to Gray Street
40
370
Bartlett Avenue.
Gray Street to 16 Woodland Street
40
412
Beacon Street.
[81 Warren Street to Coral Street ..
40
1447
March 4, 1872.
Beck Road.
41 Forest Street, easterly
20
375
Belknap Street .
18 Linwood Street to Marion Road.
10
600
March 6, 1911.
November 8, 1897.
March 22, 1909.
Length
Date of Acceptance
April 9, 1875.
Laid out by County Commissioner. Old
TABLE SHOWING THE LOCATION, LENGTH AND WIDTH OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STREETS-Continued
Name
Location
Width
Publie
Private
Belknap Place.
290 Massachusetts Avenue to Belknap Street .
20
270
Bellington Street .
46 Arlmont Street, northeasterly .
40
600
¡Belton Street.
307 Broadway to Compton Strect.
40
498
Benjamin Road .
49 Robbins Road, 530 fect northwesterly.
40
530
Blossom Street .
21 Bow Strect to Summit Street.
40
1528
Bloomfield Avenue.
Summer Street, northerly.
40
400
Bonad Road .
90 Highland Avenue to Valley Road ..
40
930
*Bow Street ..
86 Forest Street to 95 Lowell Street .
40
1930
Old Town Way named Bow Street, November 9, 1846. Decree of Supreme Court, June 30, 1899
Bowdoin Street
36 River Street to Rawson Road .
40
530
September 8, 1921.
Bowen Street .
1114 Massachusetts Avenue to Gray Street.
50
1470
Bowman Street.
Appleton Street to Lexington Line.
30
75
Bradley Road .
Highfield Road, northerly .
40
870
Branch Avenue.
46 Park Avenue Ext. to Alpine Street
40
340
+Brand Street .
261 Forest Street to Edmund Road.
40
1520
Brantwood Road
22 Kensington Park to Jason Street.
40
1730
November 8, 1897.
+Brantwood Road .
Kensington Park to Pleasant Street.
40
730
Brattle Court .
26 Brattle Street to Metropolitan Pumping Station.
40 & 20
186
Brattle Lane. .
75 Washington Street to Pine Street .
40
700
Brattle Place. .
75 Brattle Street to B. & L. R.R
20
685
Brattle Street .
1043 Massachusetts Avenue to Summer Street
40
1810
March 27, 1873.
Brattle Street .
Summer Street to Brattle Avenue .
40
1360
Brattle Terrace.
49 Washington Street, easterly
40
390
*Broadway
421 Massachusetts Avenue to Somerville Line 64
5400
Old Town Way named Elm Street, November 9, 1846.
Brooks Avenue.
Varnum Street to Lake Street .
40
1411
Brooks Avenue .
65 Lake Street to Elmhurst Road .
40
768
April 2, 1925.
Buekman Court .
602 Massachusetts Avenue, southerly
20
175
Buekman Street.
Wright Street to Park Avenue Ext ..
40
500
Buena Vista Road
354 Gray Street to Cedar Avenue.
40
1050
Burton Street .
1180 Massachusetts Avenue to Appleton Place
40
367
Candia Street .
144 Washington Street Ext. to Gorham Street
40
483
Carl Road .
Edmund Road, 427.76 feet northwesterly.
40
427.76
+Carlton Road .
273 Forest Street, southerly
.40 .
1600
Cedar Avenue. ..
115 Oakland Avenue to Belmont Line
40 & 50
3050 200
+Cedar Avenue.
Hemloek Street, westerly.
40
Cemetery Street.
Chestnut Street, northerly.
40
450
March 15, 1894. March 7, 1870.
Central Street.
729 Massachusetts Avenue to B. & L. R.R.
30
564
Chandler Street .
188 Massachusetts Avenue to Brooks Avenue.
40
1200
Chapman Street.
170 Pleasant Street to Devereaux Street. 10
268
December 7, 1896.
.
Length
Date of Aeeeptanee
+Brattle Avenue.
Brattle Street, east and west.
40
578
Charlton Street. .. 208 Florence Avenue to Belmont Line ..
40
2100
+Charlton Street. .
Florence Avenue to Appleton Street .
40
806
Chatham Street .
200 Washington Street Ext. to Pheasant Avenue.
40
648
Chester Street ...
370 Park Avenue, northerly .
. 40
550
*Chestnut Street.
38 Medford Street to 41 Mystie Street . 50
500
Old Town Way named Mystie Street, Novem- ber 9, 1846.
¿Chestnut Street .
Wollaston Avenue to 265 Appleton Street .
40
450
Cheviot Road.
Intervale Road to Robin Hood Road.
40
367
Church Street.
729 Massachusetts Avenue to Bacon Street.
25
150
Churchill Avenue.
840 Massachusetts Avenue to Valley Road
50
2363
+Circuit Avenue.
Sachem Avenue to Fowle Avenue.
40
350
Claremont Avenue.
41 Wollaston Avenue to 178 Oakland Avenue.
60
2171
September 23, 1878
Clark Street.
1218 Massachusetts Avenue to north of 30Pierce Street
10
457
Cleveland Street.
175 Massachusetts Avenue to 64 Broadway.
45
1608 1441
April 15, 1898. November 8, 1897.
Colby Road.
Yale Street to Hillcrest Street ..
40
244
Coleman Road .
940 Massachusetts Avenue to Moulton Road
40
530
+Compton Street
27 Medford Street to Alton Street.
40
331
Coolidge Road .
246 Gray Street, 550 ft. southwesterly
40
550
Coral Street ..
84 Park Street to Beaeon Street.
30
250
Cornell Street .
38 River Street to Rawson Road .
40
530
Cottage Avenue .
45 Henderson Street, easterly ..
30
270
Court Street .
687 Massachusetts Avenue to Water Street.
20-35
620
November 5, 1867.
Court Street Place.
23 Court Street, northerly .
20
160
Crawford Street .
Park Place to north of Montague Street
40
1144
December 1, 1902.
Crescent Hill Avenue
Upland Road, to Old Mystic Street .
50
1336
Cross Street.
71 Teel Street to 73 Henderson Street.
40
215
Daniels Street.
1262 Massachusetts Avenue ot 75 Appleton Street ..
40
498
April 11, 1922.
Dartmouth Street.
48 River Street to Rawson Road .
40
530
Davis Avenue.
241 Mystie Street to Orient Avenue
40
812
March 26, 1914.
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