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3. Provision for furnishing hot lunches to those pupils unable to go to their homes during the noon intermission.
4. A possible shortening of the noon intermission period for the purpose of an earlier dismissal.
CONCLUSION
It has been my purpose to so direct the work in your schools that teachers and pupils may have the best possible conditions in which to work; that pupils may receive the best possible education; that taxpayers may feel their money has been wisely expended; that the school com- mittee may be pleased to have served the town in such important work.
It has been a pleasure to work under your leadership.
I thank you for your co-operation which has made possible the excellent standing of this department.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN D. WHITTIER.
REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR 1937
Regular monthly and special meetings have been held throughout the year with all members and Superintendent present. Due to crowded conditions it was necessary to ask for more room and the Town voted to erect a two-room addition which is now in use starting January 3. 1938. This takes the pupils from the room in the Town Hall and puts classes from 1 to 8 inclusive in the Center School.
Several replacements of teachers have been made this year and we believe we have maintained the high standard that we have had in the past. One additional teacher has been added at the Center School to take care of the increase of pupils and modifying somewhat the teacher pupil load.
Enrollment of pupils at Wakefield High School has not increased to any extent, however. From figures available, the 1938 attendance will increase considerably.
There has been in all schools in the past year certain periods of unrest and conditions not favorable to good practice and while Lynn- field has had some difficulties along this line, drastic action has been taken to correct this annoyance. The School Committtee respectfully requests of the parents their full co-operation in this respect, that we may continue to be a community of high standards in our school system, both as to deportment and education.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$ 42,000.00 41,992.94
Expenditures
Returned to the Town $ 7.06
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Salary of secretary, telephone, postage
$ 125.60
Superintendent, clerk, travel, postage
1,562.19
Supervisors' Salaries
653.51
Teachers' salaries and substitutes'
12,559.75
Text books and supplies
1,219.63
Janitors' wages
2,593.90
Fuel
996.00
Miscellaneous operating (light, water, etc.)
684.49
Repairs
1,226.96
Health
474.17
Transportation
Elementary
1,910.00
High
4,390.00
Tuition
10,797.60
Vocational
Transportation
129.63
Tuition
540.67
Miscellaneous
96.98
New Equipment
1,624.98
Insurance
406.88
$ 41,992.94
REBATES
The following rebates to the Town Treasurer have been made by the State because of certain school expenditures:
Account of education
$ 914.00
Aid to Independent and Industrial Schools
573.50
Teachers' Salaries
2,631.52
Tuition on children
218.01
Superintendent's salary
499.45
High School Transportation
4,390.00
Account on Education 976.00
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
Income tax on account of Education (By Act of 1936) 2,671.12
$ 12,873.60
(Signed) HAROLD P. PEABODY, Chairman, NORMA C. McKILLOP, Secretary, NEAL D. HERRICK,
School Committee.
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE
To the Superintendent of Schools,
Lynnfield, Massachusetts
Dear Sir:
I herewith submit my annual report as School Nurse in the Town of Lynnfield :
Total Enrollment 266
Result of physical examination by Dr. Ralph N. Brown. All pupils were examined.
Defects:
Tonsils (moderately enlarged) 41
Corrections to date 13
Heart 2
Posture
35
Moderate glands
38
Eyes 24
Corrections (by new glasses)
10
Corrections (changed lenses) 6 All
The Dental Clinic was held this year by Dr. Paul Tuttle. children were examined.
Total number dental certificates given by school
and private dentists 79
Number having received some dental care 64
Hearing-We had the use of an audiometer from the State Depart- ment of Public Health. Miss Kepler, assisted by the School Nurse, tested the hearing of all school children, and re-tested all doubtful cases. Parents were notified of all found defective by a home call from the School Nurse with the recommendation that the child be taken to an ear specialist.
Number of pupils tested 189
Number re-tested
10
Number with defective hearing 4
Number of pupils underweight 15
Number of classroom inspections 135
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REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Number of home calls
147
Clerical work, hours 150
Number of First Aid dressings
245
Number immunized against Diphtheria
28
Number of contagious diseases of school children reported to date:
Measles
25
Mumps
43
Whooping Cough
7
Scarlet Fever
2
Ivy
7
Chicken Pox
14
Impetigo
4
Number of consents for Chadwick Clinic 31
The Chadwick Clinic was not carried out because the Essex Sana- torium decided to take care of children of High School age only, hereafter.
Respectfully submitted, FLORENCE L. STOBBART, R. N.
School Nurse.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES CLASS OF 1937 LYNNFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL TOWN HALL FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1937
PROGRAM
March
Invocation
Rev. John Rossnagle
Response
Song of the Armorer - Nevin
Chorus
Horace Mann as Franklin Knew Him
Richard Poeton
Horace Mann as a Man
Gladys Walsh
Music Appreciation
Elizabeth Pyburn Clifford Ham
Trumpet Solo-Swanee River Auld Lang Syne
Accompanist David Todd
Piano Solo-Narcissus - Nevin
David Todd
Dear Land of Home-From the Tone Poem "Finlandia"-Sibelius
Letter Written by Grandson of Horace Mann
Phyllis Larrabee Alice Hayward Chorus
Horace Mann's Sayings
Clayton Ballou
Horace Mann and the Public Schools
Evelyn Tedford
Presentation of Diplomas
Mrs. Norma McKillop
Secretary, Lynnfield School Committee Rev. John Rossnagle
Benediction March
Accompanist - Alma MacGregor
GRADUATES
Winifred Alberta Alexander Vaughn Owen Balcom
Clayton Aldrich Ballou James Harold Bezanson Cecile Mae Cheney
Slayton Eugene Cross
Russell Le-Roy Edwards William Frank Emerson Clifford Carmichael Ham, Jr. Alice Winnifred Hayward
Girls' Chorus
The Morals of Peter - Reading
The Forest Dance - Targett
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REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Philip Herron
Joseph Howard Jackman
Sophie Ann Komak
Phyllis Laura Larrabee
Ruth Eleanor MacLaughlin Alice Mary Mores
Richard Robbins Poeton
Joseph James Pyburn Mary Elizabeth Pyburn
Alice Caroline White
CLASS COLORS Blue and White
CLASS FLOWER White Rose
CLASS MOTTO Forward ever, backward never
WAKEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES CLASS OF 1937
Lance C. Ballou, Jr.
Ralph E. Bangs
Bernaline Brannon
Hope Carter
Richard W. Doremus
Norman H. Florence
Sarah R. Gersinovitch
Charles M. Hibbard. Jr.
Ellsworth N. MacLaughlin, Jr. Flora N. Palmeter Dana C. Pratt Meinzie L. Roper
Arthur H. Russell
Agnes J. Savage
Ralph M. Stearns
Clarence H. Stone
Muriel Woodbury
HONORS
At the close of schools in June special awards to pupils were made as follows:
Perfect Attendance Certificates 11
Penmanship Certificates 56
Reading Certificates 181
Donald Arthur Rossnagle Ruth Palmeter Shute
Mary Elizabeth Steele
Joseph Wheeler Stone Evelyn Mae Tedford David Bradstreet Todd Frederick Tompkins
Gladys Maria Walsh
Charles Allen Rich
LYNNFIELD TEACHERS' DIRECTORY, JANUARY, 1938
Subject
Name
School
or Grades
Salary
Appointment
Education School Last Attended
Beth Hayward
South
6
$1,300.00
1935
Fitchburg Normal
June Tilton
South
5
1,250.00
1930
Salem Normal
Ruth Rand
South
3-4
1,250.00
1930
Farmington Normal
Mrs. Bernice Munroe South
1-2
1,440.00
1924
North Adams Normal
Beatrice Mitchell
Center
8
1,545.00
1930
Wash. State Normal
Barbara Greenwood
Center
5-6
1,100.00
1937
Bridgewater Teachers' College
Gladys Andersen
Center
3-4
1,100.00
1932
Salem Normal
Elizabeth Clark
Center
2
850.00
1937
Perry Kindergarten
Shirley Knight
Center
1
900.00
1937
Salem Teachers' College
Mrs. Ona Ridley
Center
7
1,620.00
1921
Boston University
Maude L. Thomas
All
Music
301.50
1923
Boston University
Mrs. Abbie Eaton
All
Drawing
250.00
1936
Salem Normal
Florence L. Stobbart
All
Nurse
360.00
1925
Beverly Hospital
Gertrude L. Davis
All
Phys. Tr.
6.00
1938
Wittenberg College
(per day)
60
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REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
NO SCHOOL SIGNAL
In case of no school for the day in grades or high school, announce- ment will be made by Station WNAC between seven and eight o'clock.
AGE OF ADMISSION
No child will be admitted to the first grade at the opening of school in September, who was not five years of age on or before the first day of April preceding his entrance.
Pupils are admitted to this grade only during the first two weeks of school in September unless they have attended school in some other town.
VACCINATION
Children who have not yet been vaccinated will not be admitted to school in September unless they present a certificate from a regular practising physician stating that they are not fit subjects for vaccination. Parents are requested to attend to this matter during the summer vaca- tion or exemption must be presented at the opening of school to entitle the children to admission.
SCHOOL CENSUS As of October 1, 1937
Number between five and seven years of age
Boys 29
18
Number between seven and fourteen years of age
112
88
Number between fourteen and sixteen years of age
36
32
Totals
177
138
Total Census
315
MEMBERSHIP BY AGE AND GRADE, OCTOBER 1, 1937
AGE
Grade
5
6
7
8
9 10
11 12
13 14
15
16 17 18
Tot.
1
11
29
4
44
2
2
7
17
7 2
1
36
3
7 21
9
1
2
40
4
9 13
5
1
28
5
3
9
7
4
23
6
10
9
4
3
1
27
7
13
13
8
1
4
39
8
12
12
7
4
1
36
Totals
13
36
28
37
27
26
31
33
24
9
8. 1
273
Girls
62
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
REPORT OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES
FOR 1937
To the Citizens of the Town of Lynnfield:
A special appropriation this year enabled the Trustees to have the exterior of the Main Library given two much-needed coats of paint. Also this appropriation, plus an added amount from the regular appro- priation, made it possible to install two modern gas-burning heaters in the Main Library, replacing the antiquated coal stoves.
Effort is made to procure up-to-date books on all worthwhile sub- jects. It would be greatly appreciated if patrons knowing of desirable books to purchase would suggest them to either of the Librarians or any member of the Trustees.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM W. GRACE,
MALCOLM C. EATON,
RUDOLPH P. SCHLENKER.
REPORT OF MAIN LIBRARY
FOR 1937
Number of book patrons
256
Number of books loaned
5,787
Number of magazine patrons
54
Number of magazines loaned
324
Books have been borrowed from:
Division of Public Libraries, Congregational Library,
Malden Library and Lynn Library
Received in fines
$22.10
Number of magazines subscribed for
9
Number of books bought
159
Received in gifts from State
9 books
Mrs. Johnson
14 books
Doubleday & Doran
1 book
American Viscose Corporation
1 book
Total number of gift books
25 books
Received subscriptions to two magazines from Christian Science Church, Reading.
Magazines have been given by Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward, C. O. Blood, C. H. Russell, M. C. Eaton, Mrs. Benjamin Sargent, and an unknown donor.
Books have been loaned the schools as asked for by the teachers.
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REPORT OF BRANCH LIBRARY
Anyone wishing a non-fiction book not owned by the Library, if he will ask the Librarian, she will gladly borrow it for him from the Division of Public Libraries.
Respectfully submitted, ELIZABETH W. GREEN,
Librarian.
REPORT OF BRANCH LIBRARY FOR 1937
Books loaned
5,670
Magazines loaned
650
Received in fines
$25.35
Number of magazines subscribed for
11
Number of books purchased
140
Respectfully submitted,
SYLVIA A. MAYNARD.
REPORT OF PARK DEPARTMENT
No report received.
REPORT OF MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE
To the Citizens of the Town of Lynnfield :
The appropriation for Memorial Day, May 30, 1937, was used as
follows:
Appropriation
$ 175.00
Decorating 116 graves
$ 48.00
Parade music
95.00
Dinner expense
32.00
$ 175.00
$ 175.00
Respectfully submitted, T. HAWLEY, Treasurer of Committee, Lynnfield Post No. 131, Inc., American Legion.
REPORT OF CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
To the Citizens of the Town of Lynnfield:
The Cemetery Commissioners report that all five Town cemeteries have been given general care.
The undeveloped area at Forest Hill is being graded and seeded as
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we are able, and we wish to report that a plot containing twenty-five lots is in good shape, three lots being sold.
Another section has been thoroughly cultivated and it is planned to grade and seed same during the coming year. We are following this program of development as fast as we are able.
At Willow Cemetery, in addition to general maintenance, there were twenty-five shade trees planted along the avenues in the recently developed section.
There is a definite need for more trees in both the Willow and Forest Hill Cemeteries.
Respectfully submitted,
LYNNFIELD CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS.
REPORT OF BOARD OF ASSSESSORS
Appropriations since the 1936 tax rate was fixed
$118,909.33
State tax
6,440.00
State parks
57.95
Old Age Assistance
10.00
County tax
5,261.13
County tax paid in 1936, in excess of estimate raised
54.97
Tuberculosis Hospital tax
1,413.21
Overlay
2,392.18
$134,538.77
Overlay deficit, 1933
45.00
$134,583.77
ESTIMATED CREDITS
Income Tax
$ 7,511.43
Corporation Tax
750.11
Reimbursement State-owned Land
9.69
Motor Vehicles
4,682.62
Licenses
1,920.50
Fines
53.00
General Government
128.55
Protection Persons and Property
380.00
Health and Sanitation
28.57
Highways
6.38
Charities
1,067.23
Old Age Assistance
4,023.80
Soldiers' Benefits
44.35
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REPORT OF BOARD OF ASSESSORS
Schools
6,331.58
Libraries
47.00
Interest on Taxes and Assessments
2,035.01
Miscellaneous
25.00
$ 29,044.82
State Tax raised in 1936 in excess of amounts paid on Parks
$ 9.93
Additional Credits by Authority of Commissioner of Corpor- ations and Taxation
6,000.00
Estimated Credits
$ 35,054.75
Credit 743 Polls
1,486.00
Total
$ 36,540.75
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX, 1937
First Commitment
$ 2,616.39
Second Commitment
4,097.11
Third Commitment
620.87
$ 7,334.37
Used as Credit in Tax Levy
4,682.62
$ 1,651.75
ABATEMENTS MADE IN 1937 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE
Abatements 1937 Levy
$ 447.00
Abatements 1936 Levy
104.00
Abatements 1935 Levy
18.94
1041 Motor Vehicles valued at
$ 569.94 $250,449.00
REAL ESTATE, PERSONAL ESTATE AND POLLS
1937 Real Estate
$ 547.08
1937 Personal
1.92
1937 Polls
64.00
$ 613.00
1936 Real Estate
$ 295.76
1936 Personal
5.58
$ 301.34
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1935 Real Estate
$ 526.32
1935 Personal
1.22
$ 527.54
1934 Real Estate
$ 50.00
$ 50.00
TABLE OF AGGREGATES
Value of Stock in Trade
$ 11,900.00
Value of Live Stock
20,028.00
Value of Machinery
214,018.00
Value of Tangible Personal Property
9,875.00
$255,821.00
VALUE OF REAL ESTATE
Value of Buildings
$2,570,450.00
Value of Land 4
1,003,535.00
Total Tangible Personal Estate
255,821.00
Grand Total
$3,829,806.00
Tax Rate, $25.60
Tax on Real Estate
$ 91,494.01
Tax on Personal Property
6,549.01
Tax on Polls
1,486.00
$ 99,529.02
Moth Assessment
25.00
Warrants to Collector $ 99,554.02
DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS
Real Estate Tax $ 192.00
Personal
140.80
Warrants to Collector $ 332.80
LYNNFIELD WATER DISTRICT
Value of Water District Real Estate $1,431,315.00
Value of Water District Personal Property 70,450.00
Total Valuation $1,501,765.00
.
$3,573,985.00
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REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
Tax Rate, $3.33
Tax on Real Estate
$ 4,766.26
Tax on Personal
234.58
Total Tax
$ 5,000.84
Payment Due
5,000.00
Credit Balance
$ .84
Respectfully submitted, WILLIAM W. MOXHAM, Chairman, EVERETT B. RICHARDS, SIDNEY E. RICHARDS, Lynnfield Assessors.
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
To the Citizens of the Town of Lynnfield:
I respectfully submit my report as Treasurer and Custodian of the Trust Funds for the year ending December 31, 1937. TRUST FUND
$ 12,058.35
Cemetery Endowments, with accrued interest . . Mary U. Nash Improvement Fund, with accrued interest
2,155.57
George N. Blake Library Fund
4,000.00
Mary U. Nash Library Fund
1,000.00
George L. Hawkes Library Fund
500.00
Adelia J. Clough Library Fund
300.00
Liability Insurance Fund, with accrued interest
3,408.50
Legion Memorial Fund, with accrued interest ..
1,139.06
$ 24,561.48
EARNINGS AND DISTRIBUTIONS
GEORGE N. BLAKE LIBRARY FUND
Amount of Fund Dec. 31, 1936
$ 4,000.00
Dividends in year 1937
135.08
Premiums on bonds recalled
65.00
$ 4,200.08
Premium credited to Library $ 65.00
Dividends withdrawn and credited to Library .. 135.08
On deposit Dec. 31, 1937, in Malden Savings Bank
2,000.00
Bond investment Dec. 31, 1937 2,000.00
$ 4,200.08
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MARY U. NASH LIBRARY FUND
On deposit Dec. 31, 1936 $ 1,000.00 27.50
Interest earned in 1937
$ 1,027.50
Interest withdrawn and credited to Library $ 27.50 On deposit Dec. 31, 1937, in Malden Savings Bank 1,000.00 $ 1,027.50
GEORGE L. HAWKES LIBRARY FUND
On deposit Dec. 31, 1936 $ 500.00
Interest earned in 1937 15.00
$ 515.00
Interest withdrawn and credited to Library ....
$
15.00
On deposit Dec. 31, 1937 in Malden Savings Bank 500.00
$ 515.00
ADELIA J. CLOUGH LIBRARY FUND
On deposit Dec. 31, 1936 $ 300.00
Interest earned in year 1937
9.06
$ 309.06
Interest withdrawn and credited to Library $ 9.06
On deposit Dec. 31, 1937 in Wakefield Savings
Bank 300.00 $ 309.06
MARY U. NASH IMPROVEMENT FUND
On deposit Dec. 31, 1936
$ 2,139.81
Interest at Wakefield Savings Bank in 1937
30.14
Interest at Mechanics Savings Bank in 1937
31.62
Withdrawn from Mechanics Savings Bank
46.00
On deposit in Wakefield Savings Bank $ 1,027.62
On deposit in Mechanics Savings Bank 1,127.95 $ 2,155.57
$ 2,201.57
$ 2,155.57
LIABILITY INSURANCE FUND
On deposit Dec. 31, 1936 $ 3,315.95
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REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
Interest at Wakefield Savings Bank in 1937
54.65
Interest at Dorchester Savings Bank in 1937
37.90
$ 3,408.50
On deposit in Wakefield Savings Bank $ 1,862.67
On deposit in Dorchester Savings Bank 1,545.83 $ 3,408.50
LEGION MEMORIAL FUND
On deposit Dec. 31, 1936
$ 1,111.12
Interest earned in 1937
27.94
$ 1,139.06
On deposit in Dorchester Savings Bank
Dec. 31, 1937 $ 1,139.06 $ 1,139.06
NEW ENDOWMENT FUNDS
I have received from Frank H. Thorndike the sum of $150.00 to endow Lot No. 112 located in Forest Hill Cemetery, the Fund to be known as the Frank H. Thorndike Endowment Fund, income only to be used for care of said lot.
The sum was deposited in the Wakefield Savings Bank on May 27, interest beginning June 1, 1937.
I have received from the East Boston Savings Bank, a check in the amount of $12.59, being the current six months' interest on an account held in said bank for the upkeep of burial lot under the will of Susan Brown, said lot being in the old cemetery in South Lynnfield.
A separate account will be set up and the expense of the upkeep of said lot will be drawn on said account.
I have received from Harry B. Nesbitt, the sum of $150.00 to estab- lish an endowment fund for perpetual care of Lot No. 47, in Forest Hill Cemetery, income only to be used for care of said lot, the fund to be known as the Harry B. Nesbitt Endowment Fund.
This sum was deposited in the Malden Savings Bank on October 13, interest beginning November 10, 1937.
RE-INVESTMENT
Two of the bonds of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) cach being a part of the George N. Blake Library Fund, were recalled, making it necessary to re-invest that part of the fund. A fund of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000) was established in the Malden Savings Bank, to be known as the George N. Blake Library Fund, which is supplemental to the two bonds still to the credit of said fund which are deposited in the safety deposit box at the Wakefield Trust Company.
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MARY U. NASH LIBRARY FUND
As the Medford Savings Bank reduced their dividend rate to 212 %. this fund was transferred on November 30, 1937, to the Malden Savings Bank, present rate of interest being 3%.
LIST OF ENDOWMENTS
On Deposit 12-31-36
Income
Expense
On Deposit 12-31-37
Charles F. Abbott
$ 111.35
$ 3.08
$ 4.00
$ 110.43
Isaac E. Averell
103.63
2.86
3.00
103.49
Henry Bancroft
376.28
10.40
10.00
376.68
Joseph T. Bancroft
103.26
2.85
3.00
103.11
Warren Bancroft
101.54
3.07
3.00
101.61
Thomas D. Blake
112.84
3.39
4.00
112.23
Albert R. Bryant
128.74
3.87
132.61
John Bryant
104.24
2.87
3.00
104.11
Jonathan Bryant
107.29
3.23
3.50
107.02
Jennie S. Bucknam
123.10
3.40
4.00
122.50
Thomas J. Casson
100.52
2.78
2.50
100.80
Ernest J. Clark
100.04
2.76
2.50
100.30
Jeremiah Coney
172.92
4.34
5.50
171.76
Sarah J. Coney
109.59
2.74
4.00
108.33
Daniel P. Cook
101.27
3.05
2.00
102.32
Mathew Cox
126.19
3.81
4.00
126.00
George S. Danforth
104.72
3.15
3.00
104.87
John M. Danforth
100.17
3.02
2.50
100.69
Mary A. Danforth
110.83
2.78
3.50
110.11
Abel B. Davis
102.89
3.09
3.00
102.98
Edward Downing
106.38
3.20
3.50
106.08
Oliver Downing
113.34
3.43
4.00
112.77
William C. Duncanson
104.81
2.89
3.00
104.70
Adelia C. Emerson
104.75
3.15
4.00
103.90
Emerson & Orne
106.40
3,20
3.00
106.60
Elbridge Gerry
103.13
2.85
3.00
102.98
Elbridge F. Gerry
211.58
5.85
6.00
211.43
Charles H. Getchell
111.26
3.07
3.50
110.83
Esther M. Gilman
250.25
7.56
10.00
247.81
William Gowing
202.97
5.61
6.00
202.58
Lucy E. Gowing
62.80
1.72
1.00
63.52
Allen F. Gray
100.64
3.03
3.00
100.67
Endicott Hart
62.80
1.72
1.00
63.52
Joseph Hart
169.90
5.12
5.50
169.52
John E. Hastings
110.95
3.05
4.00
110.00
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Mary B. Hawkes
119.43
3.61
4.00
119.04
Lilley B. Hayward
108.91
3.27
112.18
George E. Herrick
101.37
2.80
3.00
101.17
Joshua Hewes
100.75
2.53
2.00
101.28
James A. Hewes
52.35
1.58
1.50
52.43
John H. Hewes
261.88
7.90
7.50
262.28
Joseph H. Hobson
116.56
3.51
5.00
115.07
Daniel Hood
100.62
2.78
3.00
100.40
Jacob Hood
116.45
3.51
6.00
113.96
John N. Hooper
103.44
2.85
3.50
102.79
George E. Lambert, Jr.
102.60
2.83
3.50
101.93
Arthur A. Lawson
302.25
9.12
2.00
309.37
George J. Mansfield
104.02
2.61
4.00
102.63
R. & M. Mansfield
103.26
3.11
3.00
103.37
Viola E. McNeil
103.41
3.11
3.50
103.02
Clarence H. Moulton
301.50
9.11
6.00
304.61
Joseph S. Moulton
148.79
4.11
12.00
140.90
A. Brigham Munroe
104.28
3.14
3.50
103.92
Daniel Needham
128.02
3.86
4.00
127.88
Harry B. Nesbitt.
103.63
2.59
2.00
104.22
Eugene A. Newhall
104.37
2.87
4.00
103.24
Frank Newhall
208.93
5.77
6.00
208.70
James H. Newhall
103.97
3.13
3.00
104.10
Joseph C. Newhall
103.98
3.13
3.00
104.11
Warren Newhall
102.70
2.83
3.50
102.03
Wright Newhall
115.80
3.49
5.00
114.29
James Norwood
104.22
3.14
4.00
103.36
Thomas B. Parker
105.55
2.92
4.00
104.47
David F. Parsons
112.29
2.81
3.50
111.60
Ebenezer Parsons
126.16
3.49
4.00
125.65
Israel A. Parsons
116.44
2.91
4.00
115.35
Esther R. Perkins
109.57
3.03
4.50
108.10
John H. Perkins
205.61
5.68
6.50
204.79
M. C. Pope
107.79
3.25
2.50
108.54
Albert G. Preston
101.83
2.81
2.50
102.14
Charlotte M. Ramsdell
120.44
3.63
8.00
116.07
Herbert Richardson
100.67
3.03
2.50
101.20
Moses Richardson
126.20
3.81
5.00
125.01
John W. Ross
107.22
3.23
4.00
106.45
Nathaniel Ross
104.10
3.14
3.50
103.74
William R. Roundy
200.68
6.05
5.00
201.73
Elbridge Russell
233.89
6.46
7.50
232.85
Mary Ann Seaver
104.21
2.87
3.50
103.58
150.00
Helen D. Newcomb
72
TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
Lois Shute
113.61
3.43
5.00
112.04
George Skinner
107.74
3.25
4.00
106.99
Herbert A. Skinner
111.10
3.07
4.00
110.17
William Skinner
153.99
3.85
3.50
154.34
William Smith
106.58
2.94
4.00
105.52
Edward Horace Spinney
103.63
2.86
3.00
103.49
Izetta Tower
102.23
2.82
3.00
102.05
Augustus Upton
100.16
3.02
2.50
100.68
Bowman Viles
110.60
3.05
4.00
109.65
Thomas B. Wellman
213.00
5.90
8.00
210.90
Alfreda J. Whittredge
101.35
2.80
2.50
101.65
H. Amanda Wiley
113.07
3.13
4.00
112.20
Jacob Wiley
106.25
2.67
3.00
105.92
Mary E. Wiley
104.90
3.15
4.00
104.05
Hathron Woodworth
101.64
2.81
3.50
100.95
Frank H. Thorndike
.75
150.75
Susan Brown Interest
12.59
8.00
4.59
$ 11,783.36
$ 349.49
$ 374.50
$ 12,058.35
TEMPORARY NOTES
The following Temporary Notes in Anticipation of Revenue were sold :
July 27, 1936, $15,000, maturing July 15, 1937, interest rate .45%, paid July 14, 1937.
Nov. 30, 1936, $15,000, maturing Aug. 15, 1937, interest rate .23%, paid Aug. 13, 1937.
Mar. 29, 1937, $15,000, maturing Oct. 15, 1937, interest rate, .45%, paid Oct. 13, 1937.
Mar. 29, 1937, $15,000, maturing Nov. 15, 1937, interest rate, .45%, paid Nov. 12, 1937.
May 24, 1937, $6,000, maturing May 24, 1938, interest rate, 1%.
July 6, 1937, $15,000, maturing Dec. 15, 1937, interest rate, .45%, paid Dec. 16, 1937.
Oct. 20, 1937, $15,000, maturing Aug. 1, 1938, interest rate, .50%.
TREASURER'S RECEIPTS AND CASH BALANCE
Cash Balance, Dec. 31, 1936 $ 16,148.77
Loans in Anticipation of Revenue 60,000.00
Loan on Tax Titles, for Chemical House Remodeling 6,000.00
Loan on School House Addition 35.000.00
Premium and Interest on School House Notes 423.15
73
REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER
Interest from George L. Hawkes Library Fund 15.00
Interest from A. J. Clough Library Fund
9.06
Interest from Mary U. Nash Library Fund
27.50
Interest from G. N. Blake Library Fund and Premium on recalled bonds 200.08
From Library Fines
47.45
Interest from Cemetery Trust Funds
374.50
Interest from Susan Brown Fund for care of cemetery lot
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