Town of Lynnfield, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, annual report 1921-1930, Part 32

Author: Lynnfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1921-1930
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1126


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Unanimous vote.


Art. 21. To see if the Town will vote to install two street lights on Fairview Ave., and raise and appropriate the sum of $27.00 for the same. Upon motion of Lewis F. Allen it was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $27.00 to install two street lights on Fairview Ave.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 22. To see if the Town will vote to install nine additional street lights on Main Street, beginning at the residence of Benjamin A. Shute and continuing to the Middleton-Peabody line, and that the sum of $121.50 be raised and appropriated for the same.


Upon motion of William W. Moxham it was voted to raise and appro-


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priate the sum of $121.50 to install nine additional street lights on Main Street beginning at the residence of Benj. A. Shute and continuing to the Middleton-Peabody line.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 23. To see if the Town will vote to install three street lights on Maple Street and appropriate the sum of $40.50 for the same.


Upon motion of Charles N. Pratt it was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $40.50 to install three street lights on Maple Street.


Art. 24. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $3,150.00 for the maintenance expense of the Fire Department for the ensuing year, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of William W. Moxham it was voted to raise and appro- priate the sum of $3,150.00 for the maintenance expense of the Fire Depart- ment for the ensuing year.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 25. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $200.00, said amount to be used for alteration and addition to Fire Alarm battery system, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of William W. Moxham it was voted to raise and ap- propriate the sum of $200.00 to be used for alteration and addition to the Fire Alarm battery system.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 26. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00, said sum to be used for the installation of new wiring from the School house at Salem and Summer streets to Mansfield's Corner, and Walnut and Summer Streets to Engine House No. 1, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Joseph F. Smith it was voted to indefinitely post- pone action on installing a new wiring system from the School House at Salem and Summer Streets to Mansfield's Corner and Walnut and Summer Streets to Engine House No. 1.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 27. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00, said amount to be used by the Board of Assessors to contin- ue the survey of the town this year, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of George H. Bancroft it was voted to raise and appro- priate the sum of $500.00, said amount to be used by the Board of Assessors , to continue the survey of the Town this year.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 28. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 to be used for hydrant rental in Lynnfield Water District for year 1927.


Upon motion of Peter J. Walsh it was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 to be used for hydrant rental in Lynnfield Water Dis- trict for the year 1927.


Unanimous vote.


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Art. 29. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to cover payment of interest on debts and loans becoming due the current year, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Franklin W. Freeman it was voted to raise and ap- propriate the sum of $1,500.00 to cover payment of interest on debts and loans becoming due the current year.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 30. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 to cover payment of notes maturing the current year, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Franklin W. Freeman it was voted to raise and ap- propriate the sum of $3,000.00 to cover payment of notes maturing the current year.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 31. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to be set aside for payment of Liability Insurance as claims may become due, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Carl H. Russell it was voted to indefinitely postpone the appropriation of any sum for Liability Insurance this year as there is quite a balance in the fund untouched at the present time.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 32. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to cover payment of State Aid during the ensuing year, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Joseph F. Smith it was voted to raise and appropri- ate the sum of $168.00 to cover payment of State Aid during the ensuing year. Unanimous vote.


Art. 33. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,162.73 to cover payment of State Moth Assessment for the en- suing year, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Carl H. Russell it was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,162.73 to cover payment of the State Moth Assessment for the ensuing year.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 34. To see if the Town will vote to adopt a by-law creating a Town Planning Board and fixing its powers and duties.


Upon motion of Lewis F. Allen it was voted that the Town adopt the following by-laws, creating a Town Planning Board and fixing its powers and duties. Planning Board Section 1. There shall be a Planning Board consisting of five members who shall be elected by the Town annually, at the same time and in the same manner as the other officers of the Town. The Board shall choose its own chairman and secretary and shall cause to be kept a true record of its proceedings. Section 2. The Board shall have all the powers and duties conferred upon it by Chapter 41 of the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and Acts.in Amend- ment thereof and in addition thereto.


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Art. 35. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the appointment of a committee to study Town Planning and Zoning.


Upon motion of Lewis F. Allen it was voted to authorize the appoint-


ment of a committee to study Town Planning and Zoning. That there shall be a committee of five, to be appointed by the Moderator to con- sider Town Planning and Zoning, and that the Selectmen shall furnish the committee with funds to an amount not exceeding $200.00, which shall be taken from the appropriation for General Government and which may be used by the committee for expenses in connection with their work, and that the committee make a report which shall be included in the Annual Town Report for the year ending December 31, 1927, and a copy thereof be transmitted to the Town Planning Board elected at the Annual Election in 1928. Moderator appointed for committee, Carl H. Russell, Nelson B. Todd, Martha D. Mansfield, Frank L. Cass, Rev. Julius B. Glasgow.


Art. 36. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for the use of the Cemetery Commissioners for the caring for and laying out of the Town Cemeteries for the ensuing year, or what action it will take thereon.


Seth H. Russell made a motion to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for the use of the Cemetery Commissioners for the caring for and laying out of the Town Cemeteries for the ensuing year, which was carried. (Joseph F. Smith amended that it be $600.00 which was lost).


Art. 37. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $551.84 to cover the Town share of expenses incurred during the year 1926 in maintaining the Essex Sanatorium under the provisions of Chapter 111 of the General Laws, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Franklin W. Freeman it was voted to raise and appro- priate the sum of $551.84 to cover the Town's share of expenses incurred during the year 1926 in maintaining the Essex Sanatorium under the pro- visions of Chapter 111 of the General Laws.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 38. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to cover the maintenance of Public Library for the ensuing year, or what action it will take thereon.


John Ward moved to raise and appropriate $600.00 which was lost. Peter J. Walsh amended that we raise and appropriate $700.00 which was carried.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 39. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 to finish the alteration at Center Library.


Upon motion of Oscar E. Phillips it was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 to finish the alterations at the Center Library.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 40. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum


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of money to build an addition on the Town Hall, and determine how the same shall be expended.


Upon motion of Franklin W. Freeman it was voted to raise and appro- priate the sum of $20,000.00 for the purpose of building an addition on the Town Hall Building, such addition to increase the floor space of said building and that for the purpose of meeting said appropriation there be raised the sum of $2,000.00 in the tax levy of the current year, and that the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen be and he hereby is authorized to borrow a sum up to but not to exceed $18,000.00 and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor, said bonds or notes to be payable in accordance with the provisions of Section 19, Chapter 44 of the General Laws, so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than nine years from the date of the issue of the first bond or note, or at such earlier date as the Treasurer and Selectmen may determine; the work to be done and the money to be expended under the direction of a committee of five to be ap- pointed by the Moderator which committee shall have full power to carry out the provisions of this vote.


As this required a two-thirds vote it being a term of years, the Moder- ator appointed as tellers; Harry B. Nesbitt, H. Oscar Swain and Franklin W. Freeman. The vote was yes-154; no-2.


The Moderator appointed on this committee the Selectmen who were, Frank C. Newhall, Ralph E. Cox, Joseph F. Smith and the other two, Franklin W. Freeman and Andrew Mansfield.


Art. 41. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to cover expenses of caring for the Town Parks during the ensuing year, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Harry B. Nesbitt it was voted to raise and appropri- ate the sum of $200.00 to cover the expenses of caring for the Town Parks during the ensuing year.


Unanimous vote.


Art. 42. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $600.00 to be used by the Tree Warden in trimming and caring for the shade trees along the highways or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of George Cornet for $600.00 and amended by John Ward to $250.00, the amendment was voted that $250.00 be raised and appropri- ated to be used by the Tree Warden in trimming and caring for the shade trees along the highways.


Art. 43. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 to be used by the Tree Warden to mow the bushes along the highways or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Peter J. Walsh for $1,000.00 and amended by William W. Moxham for $600.00 the amendment being accepted by Peter J. Walsh .t was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $600.00 to be used by the Tree Warden to mow the bushes along the highways.


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Art. 44. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $700.00 for private moth work, or what action it will take thereon.


Upon motion of Oscar E. Phillips it was voted to raise and appropri- ate the sum of $700.00 for private moth work.


Unanimous vote.


Voted to adjourn without date and the meeting closed at 10.30 o'clock p. m.


APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1927 TAX LEVY


Art. 7. . Memorial Day


$ 150.00


Art. 8. Schools


32,725.00


Art. 9


Highways


15,000.00


Art. 11.


Maple Street


5,100.00 -


Art. 13. General Government


5,200.00


Art. 14. Police, $2425. Sealer, $150.00. Inspector of Animals, $50.00. Board of Health, $50.00. ...........


2,675.00


Art. 15. Charities.


2,400.00


Art. 16. Painting Center School.


500.00


Art. 17. Heating Center School


3,000.00


Art. 18. Reserve Fund


1,500.00


Art. 19. Street Lights.


3,000.00


Art. 20.


Lights for Lowell Street


81.00


Art. 21.


Lights for Fairview Ave.


27.00


Art. 22.


Lights for Main Street


121.50


Art. 23.


Lights for Maple Street


40.50


Art. 24.


Fire Department


3,150.00


Art. 25.


Fire Alarm battery


200.00


Art. 27.


Town Survey


500.00


Art. 28.


Hydrants


1,000.00


Art. 29.


Interest


1,500.00


Art. 30. Debt


3.000.00


Art. 32. State Aid


168.00


Art. 33. State Moth Assessment


1,162.73


Art. 36.


Cemeteries


1,000.00


Art. 37.


Hospital Maintenance


551.84


Art. 38.


Libraries


700.00


Art. 39.


Library Repairs


500.00


Art. 40. Town Hall Addition


2,000.00


Art. 41. Parks


200.00


Art. 42. Tree Warden


250.00


Art. 43. Mowing Bushes


600.00


Art. 44.


Private Moth Work 700.00


$ 88.702.57


Special meeting appropriation on Jan. 21, 1927


1,790.00


Total for Tax Levy


$ 90,492.57


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VITAL STATISTICS


Any errors or omissions in births, marriages or deaths should be promptly reported to Town Clerk.


BIRTHS RECORDED IN LYNNFIELD IN 1927.


DATE NAME OF CHILD


NAME OF PARENTS


Jan. 21 Joan May Reccomendus


Joseph D. and Florence E. (Earle)


Jan. 30 Donald Perry Castonguay


Harold and Alice P. (Castanguary)


Feb. 6 Herbert Howard Shallies


Herbert and Mary (Jackson)


May 16 Arnold Lenox Millar


John Roy and Winifred (Joll)


May 26 Robert Arthur Looke


Frank P. and Jennie (Doreay)


June 6 Gordon Freeman Barton


June 10 Gersinovitch


June 23 Morrill Alvin Maxwell


Morrill Y. and Helena J. (Eagles)


July 1 Stillbirth


July 11 Nancy Doore


Clarence F. and Mary (Brown)


July 14 Robidou


July 26 Marjory Edith MacLean


George E. and Mary (Shaff)


Albert and Mabel (Harding)


Raymond L. and Elizabeth (Ellis)


Lester and Leonora (Galeucia)


Sept. 22 Neal Quentin Herrick


Neal and Irma (Carr) Arthur and Irene (Hayes)


Nov. 10 Arthur Hollis, Jr.


Nov. 19 Anne Adams Getchell


Charles H. and Esther (Danforth)


Nov. 22 Barbara Louise Cox


Moulton & Helene (Fitts)


Nov. 22 William Edward Tarr


William E. and Dorothy (Strickland)


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July 28 Lawrence Edward Newhall


Aug. 2 Edith Millicent Pope


Aug. 12 Lillian May Preston


MARRIAGES RECORDED IN LYNNFIELD, 1927


Date Place of Marriage


Name of Groom and Bride Clifton Olin Bragdon


Residence Lynnfield, Mass.


Feb. 19 Lynn, Mass.


Mildred Martha Raddin


Harold P. Wood


Kingfield, Me.


Apr. 6 Lynnfield


Leonora W. Barnjum


Kingfield, Me.


Wesley Stewart Garniss


Melrose Hlds., Mass.


May 9 Lynnfield


Dorothy Dodge Taylor


Lynnfield


June 21 Lynnfield


Grace M. (Allen) Foote


Swampscott


Arthur F. Thomas


Lynnfield


June 27 Everett


Anastasia M. Collins


Everett


Charlestown


Sept. 22 Boston


Lillian Marguerite Daly


Lynnfield


Walter E. Wilkinson, Jr.


Lynnfield


Oct. 11 Lynnfield


Leslie M. Payzant


Lynnfield


Lynnfield


Oct. 11 Lynnfield


Wesley Wingate Munroe Bernice (Lang) Ayers


Lynnfield


Peabody, Mass.


George Norman Albee


Swampscott


Clarence Frederick Bangs


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DEATHS RECORDED IN LYNNFIELD, 1927


Date Name of Deceased


Y


M


D


Cause


Jan. 11 Eva A. Cooper


57


Cerebral Arterio Sclerosis


Jan. 18 Fred W. Griffin


40


3


16


Abscess of Liver


Feb. 21 Ellen M. Holland


87


2


25


Arterio Sclerosis


June 4 Samuel B. Strickland


86


2


Peritonitis


June 9


Persis M. Lawrence


71


7


19


Arterio Sclerosis


June 10


Gersinovitch


Enlarged Thymus


June 19


Ruth V. Harris Stillbirth


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5


13


Automobile Accident


July 1


......


....


......


July 14


Robidou


....


......


July 18


John N. Hooper (Died in Maine)


81


7


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Organic Heart Disease


July 26


Susanna B. Russell


56


6


20


Carcinoma


Aug. 12 Nathaniel Ross


82


11


21


Angina Pectoris


Aug. 24 Almy C. Plummer


73


5


24


Multiple Sclerosis


Sept. 2 Henry Jerome Dearing


75


4


5


ยท Heart Disease


Oct. 6 Lillian V. Skinner


63


2


2


Nephritis


Nov. 3 Eveline Grundy


83


3


19


Myocarditis Fracture of Hip


Nov. 26 Alexander Fullerton


84


....


Spina Bifida


......


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REPORT OF SELECTMEN


January 1, 1928 ..


To the Citizens of the Town of Lynnfield:


The Selectmen organized March 12, 1927 and elected Frank C. New- hall, Chairman; Ralph E. Cox, Secretary; and Joseph F. Smith.


The board has had an unusually busy year as members of the Town. Hall Building Committee in addition to their regular work.


The newly remodeled Town Hall was completed and ready for use in December, 1927.


The board felt that the stage was in need of a new curtain. After careful consideration a blue velour curtain trimmed with gold braid was. selected from Goddard Bros., in Lynn, Mass.


The only thing lacking now are shelves in the check room and more seats and a new piano in the upper hall.


Additional insurance of $30,000 has been placed on the building and contents.


The board has been confronted with the nuisance of keeping pigs in certain localities this year. After consulting legal advice we found there was no by-law prohibiting the keeping of pigs in any locality in Town. Steps were taken to adopt a by-law to prohibit the keeping of pigs in the Town without a permit. This by-law was adopted and approved by the Attorney General.


At the time of writing this report legal steps are being taken to remove pigs from Lynnfield causing a nuisance located on the Newburyport Turn- pike.


On April 5th, 1927, the board attended a public hearing called by the Department of Public Utilities on petition of the Eastern Massachusetts Electric Company for authority to construct and use lines for transmis- sion of electricity along the right of way of Boston & Maine Railroad. At this hearing the officials of the cities and towns and also many citi- zens opposed this petition. Inasmuch as the petition was opposed unani- mously the Department of Public Utilities did grant the Company permis- sion to construct and use lines for transmission of electricity. All that


is left for the Company to obtain to construct their lines is permit from the cities and town officials to cross their highways. As we understand it, if three adjoining cities and towns together refused such permit they could not pass such highway. A joint meeting held in Lynnfield by officials of Danvers, Peabody, Topsfield, Wakefield and Lynnfield was held to dis- cuss the situation. It was voted to employ Attorney Donnell to look up just what legislation the Electric Company had obtained and take steps to stop any operation that might start if possible.


After four or five years in trying to obtain help from the State High- way Commission for aid in rebuilding Main Street, we were turned down again this year. We are nearer to obtaining this aid in 1928 than we were


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before, we believe. This year we have been informed by the Commission that they have made an allotment for this work. Also the surveyors have been over the street and done considerable work in laying it out.


Respectfully submitted, Frank C. Newhall, Chairman. Ralph E. Cox, Secretary Joseph F. Smith


REPORT OF TOWN HALL BUILDING COMMITTEE


To the Citizens of Town of Lynnfield :


The Committee appointed at the March, 1927, Town Meeting to alter and enlarge Town Hall, met and organized March 24, 1927.


Joseph F. Smith, Chairman.


Franklin W. Freeman, Treasurer.


Andrew Mansfield, Clerk.


Frank C. Newhall.


Ralph E. Cox.


Several meetings were held when sketches and suggestions were re- ceived from architects.


On April 18, Mr. George A. Cornet of Lynnfield was chosen to serve as architect and instructed to furnish plans and specifications for a hall with enlarged stage and a seating capacity of 500.


These plans and specifications were to be divided into four contracts, namely :


1. General Contract to include building, painting, mason work, etc.


2. Plumbing and Heating.


3. Electrical Work.


4. Excavating, foundation and grading.


On May 11, 1927, bids were asked for same to be submitted to Building Committee on or before 8.30 P. M., May 26, 1927.


May 26, 1927, bids were received, ranging as follows.


9 on General Contract from $12,750.00 to $17,000.00.


6 on Plumbing and Heating from $3,585.00 to $4,762.00.


6 on Electrical work from $745.00 to $1361.00.


3 on Excavating and Foundation from $1,300.00 to $1,600.00. Contracts were awarded to:


Morrison Construction Co., of Lynn, Mass. General Contract. $12.750.00


Edgar W. Miller of Lynn, Mass. Plumbing and Heating. $3.585.00


William E. Gilson of Lynnfield. Electrical Work. $745.00 John W. Sheehan of Lynn, Mass. Excavating and Foundation, etc. $1,300.00


Lynn Gas and Electric Co. Heaters.


$1,430.00


Payments on these contracts to be made as the work reached certain stages.


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Fifteen per cent of contracts to be withheld until forty-one days after acceptance by the Building Committee.


Some changes and additions were found advisable as the work pro- gressed which entailed some extra expense.


A supporting column was removed from center of Lower Hall and re- placed with steel girders.


The floor in Lower Hall was of spruce and it seemed wise to use the maple floor in Main Hall to relay this and have a completely new floor in Main Hall.


After much investigation as to the most suitable fuel to use in heating plant it was finally decided to install an automatic Gas Heating System thus dispensing with the expense of constant janitor service.


The work as per contracts was accepted Dec. 1, 1927 by the Building Committee, thus bringing the final payments due Jan. 10, 1928.


The financial report will be found in report of Town Accountant.


The Committee wish to extend their appreciation to:


Mr. George A. Cornet, who kindly donated his services in the super- vision of the construction work.


Mr. William E. Gilson for many changes and extras at no added ex- pense.


Reading Light Plant for donation of new light bulbs.


Respectfully submitted,


Andrew Mansfield, Clerk.


REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON TOWN PLANNING AND ZONING


To the Citizens of the Town of Lynnfield:


The Committee on Town Planning and Zoning, appointed in accord- ance with your Instructions at the Town Meeting in March, 1927, have carefully considered the question of advisability of adoption by the Town of zoning by-laws. Three members of the Committee attended the meet- ing of the Massachusetts Federation of Planning Boards at Greenfield in October, 1927. and derived much benefit from the conference. Members of the Committee have appeared before clubs and other groups of our citizens and have endeavored to inform the people what the subject of town zoning covers, its advantages and limitations.


The Committee had hoped to be able to present to the Town at the Annual Meeting in 1928 a zoning plan and zoning by-laws, but as the subject was studied it became clear that, although the Committee could present by-laws, they doubted their ability (as none of them is an en- gineer or draftsman) to prepare a plan dividing the town into zones which would be worked out with sufficient care that it properly should be adopted by the Town. The Committee has come to the conclusion that the pre --


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paration of this plan is the work of a skilled engineer, one reason being that the boundaries must be carefully worked out and laid down so that they will be clear and stand for at least some years in the future.


The Committee, therefore, have decided, and recommend, that an appropriation be made by the citizens at the Annual Town Meeting in 1928 sufficient to cover the cost of preparation of such a plan, and, in ad- dition, sufficient to cover the cost of printing the plan and accompanying by-laws. (Nothing was spent by the Committee from the appropriation of $200 made at the Annual Town Meeting in 1927). They are informed that it will cost approximately $500. for the necessary work by draftsmen and engineers. To this must be added a sum to cover the cost of print- ing. This should not exceed $100. To be on the safe side, however, the Committee have fixed the amount at $200 and have inserted an article in the warrant for the Annual Meeting asking for an appropriation of $700., and ask that they be authorized to continue their work. It is their pur- ' pose, if the appropriation is made and the Committee continued, immedi- ately to start the work of the preparation of a plan and when it is com- pleted and hearings held, which it is hoped will be within a few weeks after the Town Meeting, to call a Special Town Meeting at which the plan (possibly modified as the result of hearings) will be presented, together with the by-laws, and the whole subject passed upon by the citizens of the town.


In closing, the Committee desire to be recorded as unanimously of the opinion that zoning by-laws will be decidedly advantageous to the town as a whole and it is their earnest hope that such by-laws will be adopted when presented to the Town for action.


Respectfully submitted.


Martha D. Mansfield


J. Buckley Glasgow Frank L. Cass Carl H. Russell


Nelson B. Todd.


REPORT OF CHIEF OF POLICE


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :


Gentlemen : I herewith submit my report of the Police Department for the year ending December 31, 1927. There have been 22 arrests in Lynnfield for driving under the influence of liquor, and a few violations of automobile laws. We have reprimanded 5 boys for various offenses. Four- teen summonses have been served by request of out of town police. There have been many accidents this year. An officer has been on duty every night at Lynnfield Square, at Centre Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. The Lynn Police have helped out in a number of cases.




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