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19. Assessors - Out-of-State Travel
600.
67. Building Inspector - Capital Outlay 200
250
22. Law Department - Salaries
3,000.
68. Sealer of Weights & Measures - Salaries
170.
23.
Law Department - Expenses
500.
69. Sealer of Weights & Measures - Expenses
60.
24. Law Department - Damages, Legal Fees
3,000.
70. Dog Officer - Salaries
650.
25. Town Clerk - Salaries
7,089.
71. Dog Officer - Expenses
250.
26. Town Clerk - Expenses
1,325.
72. Wire Inspector - 75% of Fees
1,000.
27. Town Clerk - Election Expense
825.
73. Wire Inspector - Expenses 60.
28. Town Clerk - Capital Outlay
74. Wire Inspector - Capital Outlay
29. Registrars - Salaries
2,978.
75. Civil Defense - Salaries
500.
30.
Registrars - Expenses
740.
76. Civil Defense - Expenses
3,000.
31. Registrars - Canvassing
1,175.
77. Civil Defense - Capital Outlay
1,980.
32. Planning Board - Salaries
730.
79. Board of Health - Expenses
1,500.
33. Planning Board - Expenses
34. Planning Board - Professional Service
34a. Planning Board - Capital Outlay
500.
81. Board of Health - Rubbish Collection
34,654.
Item
1. Selectmen - Salaries
6,400.
2. Selectmen - Expenses
2,425.
3. Selectmen - Capital Outlay
34.
4. Selectmen - Out-of-State Travel
5. Selectmen - Professional Surveys
1,000.
52. Tree Department - Wages 8,718.
53. Tree Department - Overtime 150.
61. Moth Department - Pest Control - Insecticides 3,800.
62. Moth Department - Mosquito Control
66. Building Inspector - Expenses
415.
20. Finance Committee - Salaries
21. Finance Committee - Expenses
150.
67a. Building Inspector - Out-of-State Travel
750.
78. Board of Health - Salaries
80. Board of Health - Garbage Collection
9,000.
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ARTICLE 7
ARTICLE 38
On motion of Mr. Gorshel, duly seconded, it was VOTED to INDEFINITELY POSTPONE action on this article which reads as follows :
"To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public way, Barnsley Road, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board as follows :
"Running from the easterly side of Yorkshire Drive for a distance of 825 feet, more or less, to Chatham Way and for a width of 40 feet."
At this time, on motion of Mr. Perkins, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, duly seconded, it was VOTED to take up articles 39-40-41-42-43-44 together and all were VOTED UNANIMOUSLY.
Following are the articles.
ARTICLE 39
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to accept as a public way, Archer Lane, as laid out by the Board of Select- men and approved by the Planning Board, being shown on a plan entitled, "Archer Lane and Edgemere Road, John W. Parsons, Engineer", dated May 31, 1957 and recorded in Essex South District Deeds, bounded and described as follows :
Running from the easterly side of Robin Road, westerly, south-westerly, and southerly to Sum- mer Street a total distance of approximately 1,200 feet and for a width of 50 feet (that portion of Archer Lane running from Summer Street in a northerly direction for approximately 500 feet was formerly known as a portion of Edgemere Road).
ARTICLE 40
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to accept as a public way, Chatham Way, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board as follows :
Running from the easterly side of Homestead Road for a distance of 3,260 feet, more or less, and for a width of 50 feet except at its westerly end where the width is 70 feet for a distance of 330 feet to a dead end.
ARTICLE 41
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY that the Town accept as a public way, Yorkshire Drive, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board as follows :
Running from the northerly side of Essex Street for a distance of 1,746 feet, more or less, for a width of 50 feet, to Chatham Way.
ARTICLE 42
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY that the Town accept as a public way, Grey Lane, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board as follows :
Running from the easterly side of Yorkshire Drive for a distance of 2,150 feet, more or less, for a width of 40 feet for the first 1,150 feet, more or less, and a width of 50 feet for the remaining 1,000 feet, more or less to a dead end.
ARTICLE 43
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY that the Town accept as a public way, a portion of Durham Drive, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board as follows :
Running from the northerly side of Chatham Way for a distance of 880 feet, more or less, for a width of 50 feet, including that portion of the street shown on plan by George Hayes, C. B. dated February 20, 1961 and approved by Lynnfield Planning Board on March 21, 1961 from lots 12 through 16 and 25 through 22, inclusive.
ARTICLE 44
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY that the Town accept as a public way, Littledale Road, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board as follows :
Running from the westerly side of Durham Drive for a distance of 228 feet, more or less, for a width of 50 feet, to a dead end.
All business of this Annual Town Meeting having been completed, on motion made and seconded, it was VOTED to adjourn SINE DIE.
Adjourned at 10:47 P.M.
Harry W. Higgins, Town Clerk
TOWN MEETING ATTENDANCE :
Prec. 1 Prec. 2
Total
March 13, 1967
273
161
434
March 16, 1967
244
159
403
March 20, 1967
279
187
466
March 27, 1967
189
183
372
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82. Board of Health - Sanitorium Cases
83. Board of Health - Animal Inspector - Salary 94.
84. Board of Health - Animal Inspector - Expenses 25.
85. Board of Health - Sanitarian - Salary
86. Board of Health - Sanitarian - Expense
920.
87. Board of Health - Plumbing Inspector - Drawing Acct. 75% of Fees
800
88. Board of Health - Cesspool Inspector - Drawing Acct. 75% of Fees 500.
89. Board of Health - Plumbing & Cesspool Expense 50.
90. Board of Health - Gas Inspector - Drawing Acct. 400.
91. Board of Health - Gas Inspector - Expense 50.
92. Highway Department - Salaries 52,873.
93. Highway Department - Expenses 6,520.
94. Highway Department - Out-of-State Travel 250.
95. Highway Department - Capital Outlay 17,250.
96. Highway Department - Road Maint. & Construction 39,715.
97. Highway Department - Storm Drains 3,000.
98. Highway Department - Sidewalk Construction
5,000.
99. Highway Department - Snow & Ice Removal 25,000.
100 Board of Public Welfare - Salaries 1,922
101. Board of Public Welfare - Expenses 1,012
102. Board of Public Welfare - Public Assis. 41,500
103. Board of Public Welfare - Capital Outlay
104. Board of Public Welfare - Food Commodities 100.
105. Director of Veterans Services - Salaries 600.
106. Dir. of Veterans Services - Expenses 150.
107. Dir. of Veterans Services - Veterans Benefits 3,000.
108. Dir. of Veterans Services - Capital Outlay 109. School Committee-Administration - Salaries 53,647.
110. School Comm .- Adm. - Expenses 7,885.
111. School Comm .- Adm. - Out-ofState Travel 900.
112. School Comm .- Instruction - Salaries 1,210,934.
113. School Comm .- Inst. - Expenses 80,739.
114. School Comm .- Inst. - Out-of-State Travel 1,600.
115. School Comm .- Other School Services - Salaries 28,134.
116. School Comm .- Other School Services -
Expenses 88,179.
117. School Comm .- Operation & Maintenance of Plant - Salaries 128,374.
118. School Comm .- Operation & Maintenance of Plant - Expenses 98,664.
200.
119 School Comm .- Operation & Maintenance of Plant - Acquisition of Equip. 10,499.
120.
School Comm .- Programs with Others - In State 4,908.
121. School Comm .- Programs with Others - Out of State
1,250.
122. School Comm .- Public Law 874
123. School Comm .- Public Law 874 - (Applied to 2000 Instruction $22,409.)
124. School Comm .- Public Law 864-V - Applied to 4000 Operation and Main- tenance of Plant Amount of $4,995.
125. School Comm .- Public Law 864-III - Applied to 700 Acquisition of Equip- ment - Amount of $956.
126. Libraries - Salaries 33,144.
127. Libraries - Expenses
10,717.31
128. Libraries - Dog License Money
129. Libraries - Out-of-State Travel
520.
130. Libraries - Capital Outlay
660.
131. Park & Cemetery Comm. - Salaries 12,563.
132. Park & Cemetery Comm. - Expenses 2,400.
133. Park & Cem. Comm. - Capital Outlay 380.
134. Park & Cem. Comm. - Suntaug Park
400.
135. Park & Cem. Comm. - Glen Meadow Park
136. Park & Cem. Comm. - Essex Street Little League Park 200.
137. Park & Cem. Comm. - Repurchase of Graves
138. Treasurer - Maturing Debt 230,000.
139. Treasurer - Interest on Debt 98,743.
140. Treasurer - Interest on Temporary Loans 18,000.
141. Treasurer - Firemen's Pension 1,000.
142. Treasurer - Essex County Retirement
67,992.
143. Treasurer - Non-Contributory Retirement 9,916.
144. Treasurer - Police - Disability 5,422.
145. Finance Committee - Reserve Fund
146. Selectmen - Memorial Day Observance 600.
147. Selectmen - Town & Finance Comm.
Reports 4,000.
148. Selectmen - General Town Insurance 25,000.
149. Selectmen - Group Insurance 25,500.
150. Selectmen - Street Lighting 43,500.
151. Selectmen - Gasoline Fund 10,000.
152. Selectmen - Hydrant Rental 9,825.
153. Selectmen - Medical Bills 5,000.
154. Conservation Comm. - Conservation
155. Conservation Comm. - Expense 300.
156. Wage Study Comm. - Salaries
300.
157. Wage Study Committee - Expenses
50.
158. Wage Study Committee - Capital Outlay Article 9 - Recostruction of Salem Street
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1,000.
from the Wakeleld Line to Walnut Street, Lynnfield 17,428.33
Article 10 - Construction and/or resurfacing of South Hall parking lot. 4,600.
Article 11 - Reconstruct a portion of Perry
Avenue
2,126.
Article 15 - For Conservation Fund 3,500.
Article 17 - For Town Recreation Committee expenses.
2,800.
Article 19. - For Elementary School Building Committee expenses 6,000.
Article 23 - For an engineering survey and study of an area along the northerly side of Pillings Pond between Summer Street (near Archer Lane) and Pillings Pond Road to determine the most advantageous layout of a way. 6,000.
Article 26 - Board of Selectmen - algae control - Pillings Pond
2,000.
Article 29 - Town Historical Commission expenses 100.
Article 31 - By-Law Revision Committee expenses 2,000.
Article 32 - Stabilization Fund 11,000.
TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED IN THE TAX LEVY $3,009,503.64
Harry W. Higgins Town Clerk of Lynnfield
TRANSFERS OF MONEY VOTED AT THE
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING HELD ON MARCH
13, 16, 20 and 27, 1967
FROM AVAILABLE SURPLUS FUNDS TO :
Item 138, Article 7 - Treasurer Maturing Debt 75,000.
Article 8 - Chapter 90 Highways 25,000.
Article 12 - Additional payment for Eminent Domain taking - Pearson Land 10,245.
FROM DOG LICENSE REFUND TO : Item 127, Article 7 - Expenses of the Library 1,183.19
FROM STATE AID TO LIBRARIES TO : Item 127, Article 7 - Expenses of the Library 2,099.50
FROM OVERLAY RESERVE TO : Reserve Fund 30,000.
FROM RECEIPTS RESERVED FOR APPROPRIATIONS TO :
Item 148, Article 7 - General Town Ins. 1,027.45
Item 149, Article 7 - Group Insurance 668.
FROM FUTURE SCHOOL SITES ACCOUNT TO : Article 20 - School Site Selection Comm. 965.23
FROM SALE OF LOTS AND GRAVES ACCOUNT TO :
Article 13 - Park and Cemetery Comm. to develop and extend Forest Hill Cem. 500.
FROM FEDERAL FUNDS NOW IN TREASURY TO :
Article 7 - Item 100 - Board of Public Welfare - Salaries 6,000.
FROM CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO :
Conservation Fund - Article 14
1,764.99
FROM CHAPTER 679 FUNDS TO :
Article 9 - Reconstruction of Salem Street from Wakefield Line and Walnut Street 4,571.67
FROM PUBLIC LAW 874 TO : Item 113 - Article 7 - 2000 Instruction School Department 22,409.
FROM PUBLIC LAW 864-V TO : Item 118 - Article 7 - 4000 Instruction - School Department 4,995.
FROM PUBLIC LAW 864-III TO : Item 119 - Article 7 - 7000 Instruction - School Department 956.
TOTAL TRANSFERS VOTED
$187,385.03
TOTAL AMOUNT OF ALL APPROPRIATIONS AND TRANSFERS
$3,196,888.67
Harry W. Higgins
Town Clerk of Lynnfield
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RECORD OF ACTION TAKEN AT THE FIRST SPECIAL TOWN MEETING HELD MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1967 IN THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant the legal voters of the Town of Lynnfield met in the Junior High School Auditorium in the said Town of Lynn- field on Monday, June 26, 1967.
The meeting was called to order at 7:37 P.M. by John H. Kimball, Moderator.
With the consent of the voters, unregistered persons named by the Moderator were admitted to the meeting and were seated on the stage.
The call for the meeting was read as was the part of the warrant preceeding the articles. Since there was no objection, the articles would be read when taken up for action. The balance of the warrant was then read and also the return of service of the constable.
The first order of business was action on Article 1.
ARTICLE 1
The Planning Board report relative to this article was read by Mr. Parker Holloway, Jr.
"Recommendation of the Lynnfield Planning Board relative to Article 1 of the Special Town Meeting Warrant
In accordance with Chapter 40A of the General Laws, Section 6, a duly advertised Public Hearing was held by the Planning Board at the Town Hall on June 22, 1967 at 8:00 P.M. at which time four members of the board were present and acted throughout on Article 1 as contained in the Town Warrant for the Special Town Meeting to be held on June 26, 1967 at 7:30 P.M.
After holding a Public Hearing on this Article and after careful consideration, it is the majority opinion of the Planning Board that Article 1 should be defeated. Limited Business Districts were created to serve the needs of the immediate neighborhood. It is the majority opinion of the Planning Board that Automobile Service Stations do not fall into this classification. The glaring lights, turned on for all hours, the storage of various and sundry automotive parts such as tires, mufflers, tailpipes, etc., large illuminated signs, and the ever present advertising gimmicks, are some of the things that go to make up the present day automobile service station. The Planning
Board suggests that this type of business has no place in a small business district abutting - or at least across the street - from good residential areas.
The current zoning permits a great many retail, business and professional uses in the eight Limited Business Zones in Lynnfield and it is the strong recommendation of the majority of the Planning Board that the controls on these Districts be maintained in their present form. These restric- tions, together with many others that were care- fully conceived and written, have resulted in a Town in which we can all take justifiable pride and we urge defeat of Article 1.
A minority of the Planning Board disagrees with the above recommendation, believing that Auto- mobile Service Stations are of a character that is primarily for the convenience of the immediate area and should be a permitted use in a Limited Business District."
At this time a motion was made, seconded and voted to take up Articles 1 and 2 jointly for purposes of discussion.
On motion made and seconded it was voted 302 in favor, 130 opposed (288 required for passage) to amend the Zoning By-Laws, Section 2 (c) 9 by striking out subsection 9 and inserting in lieu thereof the following :
9. Any of the following additional uses, if authorized by the Board of Appeals :
a. Any of the uses, which the Board of Appeals may authorize in Single Residence A, B, C, and D Districts as set out in Section 2 (b) 11 and subject to the same conditions as therein specified.
b. Automobile service station.
c. Any other retail business or service establish- ment supplying commodities or performing personal or consumer services primarily for residents of the surrounding neighborhood. provided that such use is similar to the uses hereinbefore listed in general character, extent of business hours, number of persons or cars to be attracted, and in effect on adjacent prop- erty and improvements (but not including any use specifically listed herein in a less restricted district, nor any use whose stock in trade consists primarily of large bulky objects not normally subject to being carried away by the customer on his person or in his automobile).
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ARTICLE 2
The report of the Planning Board was read by Parker Holloway, Jr. On motion made and seconded it was voted 305 in favor, 111 opposed (276 votes required for passage) to amend Zoning By-Laws, Section 3 (a) 7 by striking out subsection 7 and in- serting in lieu thereof the following :
7. In General and Limited Business Districts only, the dispensing of fuels, lubricants or fluids at automobile service stations.
Motions for reconsideration of Articles 1 and 2 were lost.
ARTICLE 3
During the discussion on this article, the Mod- erator declared that it was time for taking up action on the Second Special Town Meeting which was scheduled for 8:30 P.M. The Moderator read the warrant for the meeting and the constable's return.
On motion made and seconded, it was voted that action on the Second Special Town Meeting be post- poned until action was completed on Article 3 of the First Special Town Meeting.
Action now reverted to action on Article 3 of the First Special Town Meeting.
On motion made and seconded this article was defeated 57 in favor, 287 opposed. The article read as follows :
"To see if the Town will vote to accept the provisions of Chapter 33, Section 59 of the Massachusetts General Laws, Ter. Ed. which provides as follows.
"Any person in the service of the commonwealth, or of a county, city or town which, by vote of its county commissioners or city council or of its inhabitants at a town meeting, accepts this sec- tion, or has accepted similar provisions of earlier laws, shall be entitled, during the time of his service in the armed forces of the commonwealth, under section thirty-eight, forty, forty-one, forty- two or sixty, or during his annual tour of duty of not exceeding seventeen days as a member of the reserve component of the armed forces of the United States, to receive pay therefor, without loss of his ordinary remuneration as an employee or official of the commonwealth, or of such county, city or town, and shall also be entitled to the same leaves of absence or vacation with pay given to other like employees or officials."
All business of this special town meeting having been completed, on motion made and seconded, it was voted to adjourn SINE DIE.
Adjourned at 8 :45 P.M.
Harry W. Higgins Town Clerk
Town Meeting attendance
Prec. 1 Prec. 2 Total
207 299 506
RECORD OF ACTION TAKEN AT THE SECOND SPECIAL TOWN MEETING HELD MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1967 IN THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
The meeting was called to order at 8:45 P.M.
The call for the meeting having been read plus the warrant, with the exception of the individual articles which were to be read when taken up for action, the first order of business was to take up action on Article 1.
ARTICLE 1
On motion made and seconded, it was VOTED to defeat the following article as amended :
"To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate, appropriate by transfer from available funds, or borrow, or from any or all such sources a sum of money for the purchase of the following maps :
1. Tax or Property Maps to be purchased and prepared under the supervision and control of the Board of Assessors.
2. Topographic Map to be purchased and pre- pared under the supervision and control of the Board of Assessors, or what action it will take thereon.
The amendment to this article was that the said maps would be prepared under the supervision and control of a committee appointed by the Selectmen to include a member of the Finance Committee, Board of Assessors, Capital Outlay Committee, Planning Board, Conservation Commission, Drainage Com- mittee, the Lynnfield Water District and the Lynnfield Center Water District.
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ARTICLE 2
On motion of Mr. Robert Perkins, duly seconded, it was VOTED to raise and appropriate the sum of $3,500.00 to be added to the sum of $1,500.00 to be transferred from the Mary U Nash Improvement Fund, the resulting sum to be used for the purchase and installation of a Memorial containing an Honor roll of Veterans who were residents of tlie Town dur- ing all or part of their military service, all to be done under the supervision and control of the Board of Selectmen and that the following dates of service apply : World War II 9-16-40 - 12-31-46 ; Korean War 6-25-50 - 1-31-55; and Vietnam 7-1-58 - present.
ARTICLE 3
On motion of Mr. Robert Perkins, duly seconded, it was VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to INDEFINITE- LY POSTPONE action on this article.
"To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate or appropriate by transfer from avail- able funds a sum of money to be expended by the Road Commissioner for the construction of a retaining wall on Chestnut Street at number 90."
ARTICLE 4
The report of the Planning Board relative to this article (noted below) was read by Parker Holloway, Jr.
"Recommendation of the Lynnfield Planning Board relative to Article 4 of the Second Special
Town Meeting Warrant.
"In accordance with Chapter 40A of the General Laws, Section 6, a duly advertised Public Hearing was held by the Planning Board at the Town Hall on June 22, 1967 at 8 :00 P.M. at which time four members of the board were present and acted throughout on Article 4 as contained in the Town Warrant for the Second Special Town Meeting to be held on June 26, 1967, at 8 :30 P.M."
"After holding a Public Hearing on this Article and after careful consideration, it is the unani- mous vote of the Planning Board that Article 4 should be approved."
"This request is a sensible extension of the existing General Business District naturally isolated from existing residential development, and is for all practical purpose the highest and best use of this property."
"We urge acceptance of Article 4."
On motion made and seconded it was VOTED UNANIMOUSLY to amend the Zoning By-Laws for the Town of Lynnfield by extending the present General Business District that adjoins Route 1 (New- buryport Turnpike) on the southeasterly side of said Route 1 from its present terminus so as to include a parcel of land described as follows :
Beginning at a point on the southeasterly side of Route 1 (Newburyport Turnpike) which intersects with the terminus of the present General Business District, said Business District being shown on the "Zoning District Map of the Town of Lynnfield, Massachusetts, dated December, 1953, as amended, and prepared for the Lynnfield Planning Board by Allen Benjamin, Municipal Planning Consultant"; thence running in a southwesterly direction along the southeasterly line of said Route 1 for a distance of approximately 1056 feet to a point, said point being the distal end of the present power transmission line of the New England Power Co .; thence turning and running in an easterly direction along said power transmission line for a distance of 505 feet; thence turning and running in a northeasterly direction for a distance of approximately 848 feet to the corner of the present terminus of said General Business District, said corner of said present terminus being approxi- mately 430 feet from the southeasterly side of said Route 1; thence turning and running in a north- westerly direction along the line of the said present terminus of said General Business District for a distance of approximately 280 feet; thence turning and running in a westerly direction along the line of said present terminus of said General Business District for a distance of approximately 194 feet to the point of the beginning; the above-described premises being shown on "Plan of Land in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, showing Proposed Re-zoning" drawn by Hayes Engineering, Inc., Melrose, Massachusetts, and dated May 18, 1967, and revised June 13, 1967.
ARTICLE 5
On motion made and seconded it was VOTED to authorize and instruct the Chief of Police to hire and equip a traffic supervisor to perform traffic control on Main Street in front of the Center School prior to the opening and closing of said school during the balance of this fiscal year and to raise and appropriate the sum of $730.00 to provide funds therefor, $250.00 of said amount to be placed in the uniform expense account and $480.00 to be placed in the salary account of the Police Department.
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ARTICLE 6
On motion made and seconded, it was UNANI- MOUSLY VOTED to transfer the care and custody of the following parcels of land from the Board of Selectmen to the Recreation Commission :
1. The land located behind Lockley Road in the Town of Lynnfield and bounded and described as set forth in Deed of the Sherwood Forest Trust to said Town, dated July 16, 1964, and registered with the Registered Land Section of Essex South Registry of Deeds, Certificate No. 34550, Registration Book 150, Page 34550.
2. The land located off Pillings Pond Road in the Town of Lynnfield and bounded and described as set forth in Deed of the Common- wealth of Massachusetts to said Town, dated January 11, 1956, and recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 4249, Page 377.
3. The land located off Main Street in the Town of Lynnfield and bounded and described as set forth in Deed of the Whitney Construction Company, Inc., to the Town, dated September 28, 1961, and recorded with the Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 4835, Page 165.
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