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'. on Highway Safety, and other certain informations it was Votedt That in the interest of public safety, the parking Or leaving without attendant of motor or other vehicles or ob- ,beets along the curve of, the north side of Uin Street at the junction of Railroad Avenue, and along the corner or curve for- med by. the westerly line of, Main Street and the southerly line } of Sutton Street, between paints at both said locations tobe fixed and marked by the chief of police, is hereby prohibited. I , The chief of police is authorized to post said locations with notice of this reexlation. 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U UU - -_.��_ ✓�co_-�_.e'LtLLG'/I— CciG cam. _.O��.c%C—c'-7%r"3_6 -our �-- _ � �.,,. w 0 � � ! - .ice► � ..- � i� �/�� f � , � � / / I, ��i � � �� ,�� ,� � i i � �s, � - ,�, / r �., ''// � � .� i � � -� i / � i ♦ i � � /, � � � / I� � �� / � i1%f � / � %, i _ , , ,. �1 -� � , i ,. , . � . . =� I , , � � - ; � �. i �' � �� / � � � / i' �i , , i / . �� / �� i i ./ r , I, j OFFICE of the Board of Selectmen North Andover, Massachusetts. (I In session of the Bo rd, January 19, 1931, on the peti- tions Ofaac/..rfh�✓rt <e ✓. kl-//Y and others, dated November / ' 1930 and filed January /-Z , 1931, for the laying out of Cabot Road, iNorman Road and Buckinhgham Road as several town ways: ` ORDERED: that a hearing on all of said petitions will be u ,held at the office of the selectmen on Monday, February 2, 1931 Ioat 8 o 'clock P. M. ; *and that written notice thereof, and^of -the -' intention of the selectmen to lay out said several ways be left U at the usual abode of all owners of land which may be taken for the purpose, or delivered to such owners in person, or to their several tenants or agents in charge of the premises, and also by posting in a public place in town; such notices to be given at least seven days before said hearing, and: to be in the fol + lowing form, namely: NOTICE is hereby given, under provisions of Chapter 82 of the General haws, that a hearing will be held at the Office of the Selectmen, North Andover, on Monday, February 2, 19319 at 8 o 'clock P. M. , on the petitions of/ccviRo%Rr�,�✓.�•�.//y and others, for the laying out of three several ways known as Cabot Road, Norman Road and Buckingham Road, as town ways; and that it is the intention of the selectment, if such action appears ito be consistent with public interest, to lay out all or one or i ore of said ways as prayed for. Harry C. Foster -" January 19, 1931. James P. Hainsworth Selectmen of North Andover Attests 0 gna Selectmen of North Andover. p I ' � I i rte+► v, i i� '-- � � r. .. . . • / / i � %/ �/ , , , � . � � .,.� i ... � ./�s�' �/. �� , / , � � �� , o �• � � / % /� i . . . . ./ I � � � � / ® ' ' / � �- � . i / „ � , / i t i � � � / � I/ , ' / / ,i� / / / i • �, �� G '�. � 1111 � � � . , _ ♦ . � X1)1• i 1 ' �, �, , / / i ., i , . . i, � _ _ � i � / � � � / � � �. , .� i I � � i loom i / , e 9 41 ol ,,f i. 70 7�1 ( _ .. ..� � / ,1 / � � �� i � i , � � / // , G � � �,,.. L ,� � � �� '' , �. , ,� ® / // �, . i ' 'r � � ... � ,. /// / .� - , � � - �i .� � i . i /• � - �� / � .� � . , i .' .� / - �� , / �� i - , � � / � �� i � � � � � � � � � . . / i // ' � . ,. �' . � � �. /// I . ` , i�. SO 44 ,0 df o ,C -- -- Imo• �--�� 7�d��_�_ _ , -XE \� � � � � � �� '� \ � \ � � � \ \ � � �+� ` � � � � � � � ` C � � � � � �� \ � ) � . \ � � \ � � ` � \ � \ � `� � .\ � � � �\ \ � � � � \. \ � �� a � \ � . � . � � � _ i �. , , r � i r ' I 1 48 -- _ - az 07 of i I i TC= OF NORTH ANDOVER i IN BOARD OF SEIECTMEN An Order relative to alteration of location.-and relocation of tracks and poles of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company in Ulater Street, North Andover, on petition of said company dated March 6, 1931. After due notice and public hearing it is hereby ORDERED that in the opinion of this Board, public necessity and convenience require that the tracks of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company referred to in said petition be altered and located as prayed for therein, and ORDERED that such tracks be altered and located so that the same shall be substantially as indicated on plan numbered B-24-645 dated February 25, 19310 filed with said petition in the office of' tho Town Clerk, together with all necessary ourves,. crossovera, switohes and con- notions and with authority to make such underground and surface alters• tions in said Water Street from near Church Street to fifty (50) feet weat'of Merrimack Street, as now located and constructed or as shall be hereafter located or constructed and to plane and maintain such overhead and underground-wires as may be necessary or 'convenient for the can struotion and operation of a railway upon and over said. location or altera- 1 system of o such tracks b the overhead single trolley y altera- tion of loodtion f ng i Y electric motive power and with authority to operate said railway by said system of motive power, and to make all necessary changes in locations of and additions to poles and .other appliances connected therewith. .. . ... .. .�� . . Selectmen. i leo, /�,�. . . . . . of. _ �. . . . .. North Andover. I I h eby certify that the foregoing order was adopted• at a meeting of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of North Andover, Massachusette ,held on the %I6.!'. day of i Tov..m Clerk. i 49 t9 16, -om 0 . ( 50 '^� ' 2- �� ^N �-1Gt/_� q/y-�� _'��Ort'�/�y/,�--a�•!/L1�-c_�1� }___�� CL�LUG� f_�_ _ �.,�,_T.I 'o!!G.�F.�..�.t.--L.V.I_.1� �cc..�C�°_�c��t•LCJ��_�'-�+!- ^ �/�-`w'—�..__� '-W aft.. y �.w "^ •. � _ _ .-�✓fo^� _'�� Lo=c.a=l.�.=,� cam✓ U O 9 1 f i J l 1 I \ I f 1 lb i i All I I i i Or '- , 53. . - II • In BOARD OF SELECTB.MN ll, 1931. i - WHEREAS upon the petition of George L. Wright and others, dated September 25, 1930, for the laying out i _— _lof a way known as Pilgrim Street as a town way, under Chapter 82 of the General Laws, in conformity with plans filed with the town clerk and approved by the board of survey, the selectmen after legal notice to all persons interested under the statute, iat a hearing duly warned and held October 14, 19309 did proceed Ito lay out said Pilgrim Street as a town way in accordance with Is--id petition and plans, by order duly filed with the town clerk and entered on their own records; and WHEREAS at a town meeting held not less II — than seven days thereafter, to wit at the annual meeting held by adjournment March 14, 1931, under an article for the purpose in I the warrant, it was unanimously voted to accept tke report of the selectmen of their lay out of Pilgrim Street as aforesaid; ---- — ; and ;MFXAS the selectmen, being the board i < — — - having authority to lay out town ways, deem it necessary to ac- -� ruire an interest in Land for the purpose of the said Pilgrim Street; it is ORDERED: that for the purpose of estab- lishing Pilgrim Street as a town way, an easement in the nature ;I of a right of way in perpetuity over and through the land here- ~+ inafter described, be taken and it is hereby taken, by right of eminent domain under Chapter 79 of the General Laws; said land �r— being a parcel already dedicated by owners for a public way and in fact used as such; bounded and described as follows: __ .., page 1 cont. ____ 54 Beginning at the easterly corner of the intersection of -^-I of the proposed way with Milton Street, thence North 65 - -�.--- degrees 45 minutes and 45 seconds East two hundred forty- four and 21/100 (244.21) feet to a point; thence North- westerly across the line of the way forty and 13/100th5 ----- (40.13) feet to the northerly corner of its intersection with Richardson Avenue; thence Southwesterly on a line ^ l parallel with the first course forty and 13/100 (40.13) --- -1I feet across the end of Richardson Avenue and continuing r- two hundred four and 8/100 (204.08) feet; a. total of two -----I� hundred forty-four and 21/100 (244.21) feet, to the north- j--�- - erly corner of the intersection of the way with Milton ----------- Street; thence Southeasterly across the way to the point �- of beginning; as shown on "Plan of Land in North Andover, ' Mass., owned by George L. Wright. Esq. ", dated July 25, 1925, duly filed with the town records, and as plan No. 608 in the North Essex District Registry of Deeds. The owners of land taken or affected, so far as known are _ i George L. Wright, George H. LaFountain, Nathan B. Russell, _- __� ;I John F. Sullivan and Ernest C. rYestbrooke, all of North —^, Andover. No betterments are assessed. No damages are awarded as the way as laid out has long been dedicated as a public way and Ipso used by owners and the public. - i a electmen of Nort lover. The foregoing order was a ted by a unanimous vote, at a meeting of the board of selectmen held May 11, 1931; and the Y . above is a true copy of said order. iCct.L.42 cH, - Clerk of the Sel en "--- i IL--- (4e3 h / s_ I � I l—o o /w-� /La.-(nor+../! Cy►c w i I i � � �. � ■ice I 0 � . i � / �/ � �, / i � � � //� /� , , , � /, i� � �� ,, � � �,. . / � , /. � ` / ,i � � r / �� / i i � , � A / � �/ i i '/ / ' _ i ., � � s ,1/ � /i i / / / � � i / / i i � � i � ,� • i � i i i ., / � `/ ' I / � %! ./ %1 � i ' � i .. � �� / � � � � � � � ' � Iii / /��' `/ i� _ i! /%i � �/� / i i /� i ,. i �. i � � _� �- 1� i , / // / .. . �/ / iii �� % / c v / i I, � 57, ' ��r". ""..-___.�� ___Y y�`/ Gam✓ ,��i_GL_G_�_G-V' Gam,- 58 :____ a, � - �/✓ � _gip _ - moo - - - - ' D . 4 O _ _ �.rzw76 02 ---- 59 i • Ira — THE W80IE DUTY OP A LIFE GUARD. ?• Rigid observance of opening and closing hours. 2.' Scrupulous attention to oleaniness about house and premises. — __...__. I• Unremitting watchfulness over safety of bathers ,especially I 4. Courteous and uniform treatment of all patrons. �. Discipline, as unobtrusive as may be, but adequate to enforce ------ all rules, and to maintain order when rules are silent. This In dudes ordinary corrooti-.--kn_ eatness, the expulsion .of persistant -- offenders, and.-complaint T,o police If advisable. Immediate record, in a book kept for the purpose, of a1T flagrant- offences, and extraordinary discipline, to be reported in every case to the committee. _ Z•. Running daily record of statistics of numbers, age and sex of patrons, as accurate as .is practicable. 8. Suggestions of change or improvement as desirability appears. s. Reliance upon the Committee and the Police Department to back up employees who do their duty. 6 60- -,' AIMUCAN IMION BEACH Regulations _ ----i f- American Logion Beach is primarily for residenteof North Yndover., particularly young people, as a means to their re- creation and health. Nonresidents of the town may be eacluded, . either perman- ont]y or for stated periods, in the interests of convenience - of totmspeople.< Bona fide guests mhen accompanied by residents ara not included in this.'rule. Quavda may.reguire patrons to give their names and addresses. �. Commercially organized or transported parties of nonresidents — shall:be absolutely occluded. 4.-Bathers shall dress suitably and behave decently, having ;e 'to the children and respectable groan-ups for whose use the Beach..is Intended. ; �. The promises are for bathing and swimming, and shall not be " used for parking, lounging, or loafing. ! ` 6. No one shall vend or sell anything on the premises without permission of the Committee and the proper:town_officora«` a 7. Dogs may be barred .from the premises 1.2tallowed to enter shall bo tied. An opportunity for sato keeping of articles will be provided, butthe town cannot and the management Will not be liable for damage or loss.. Intoiicating liquors shall not be brought on the.bromises, and possession of them sha12 be a'bar to .admission. J. No;:one shallpay or give any person on duty on the premises any "fee, tip or gratuity.- But this rule does not a ly to pa7z meat :for private instruction by att�ts4".Ic ca roue. Me guards and others in authorityshall"enforce rules. and, j report violations. Complaints about management or personal treatment win be considered,:,by; the Committee In charge,;,address .• "' the Town office Building. t TheselC rales are.made by the Committeo under authority of e Animal Tom Ifeeting in 1931, and by the selectmen under their' A general authority. 'lune 27, 1931. \\\ • •,r 9` 61 all del - e 92 el lo '�t �G�•�°�%j, �lam. �c`_r.�v�-� .J �.Jwi:,iJj�� t o=�. �o-u..�R%,✓ •_�^��iLGu'aJA�u•-,L�ur ��'� .�.�a.• f.�,r ' .- w _ �� (/,J�f :_,wi;�„�L OS��AT,`.t,-(..,,i•��`-c�,`_.�J Qeh.::� i a��f G3 G!, OC:C.vp�,_/.��C:•J G_{-�G _-�, ��.�—..�� Lam ' �'C v/VnGvaL •-��- _-- .—._.._. _._� _�_Y.1��.�/�/iifiw,��•/Q f6�v��.�E'�v0� __ Y QiCI�� " ' „ , I" . , , �' � �' ` i � / ' ,;�. �� w:�,.., � �, � / /� � � /'i �/, � � � i its: �� i � � _ � / � • i� � I � / / � � � � � � � _ � ' i� i � _ / � , / � � . • i � ��/ .` , � 1, � / i� _ / �- /. ; , / � i• // �/ / i,• � � � ' / / . 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Whereas by„deeree=-or order of- the County Commiseionere.l:dated-Pabruary l9,`,1932,.. in conn ection'411t the laying:Out of 'Greene; Street, in North Andover, it was'-:determined that the inhabitants of asidrt Own "shall,,:?<`on or. ,before,;July ;enter upon and take possession Of, said. way by working out ,.the "} 'travelled way-,and by,-other acts therein, aemore particularly in` � said order specifieds ORDERED,,that ;the 'Hi`ghway ,sli e or4 as agent of-, the Selectmen in behalf of said inhabitants of :,'North Andover, be directed forthwith to make such entry, and to certify ? ' 1 . ' his ects ,hereunder to the 'Selectmen. xa .(NI C lerk of he Boar a� • /�. � , �� / � � ' i, /- , � � . , � �,, , . �, �, 'i � � � / � � � / � moi• , ,: .� /� I � � / � i i �/ i � �- �_ i / i i i i / i � i � ' / � / � i � ' �� i i � i �% /, i � � �� / � i � i / i� / / ' �� / i i � a i I / i AV 'YAr I do / / fA/ MwX /, i / i , / s� t. r / i i e i r r Y TOWN OF NORTH'AHDOVICA Essex ae. parch .21; 1932"' - OFFICE OF SWZCTNE "fie hereby certify that' ecting'under our instructions.and 7F As.-,agent for the purpose, the: Highway Surveyor .of North :Andover' on `JEarch .17, 1932 entered upon• GTeene. Street as :laid. out. b ttee -- County Commissioners by .decree- dated Feb. 19, 5932.;y , and per- formed.part of the work on said wayordere'd. to be done by the. Com�tnaloners An connection with said decree, tor' the ezpreao;, � �. :,purpose.:,.of complying with said order. Witness our hands on ,tlie':above :date. ' �' GRIM F K Seleatsea:ot`NQrtl7And:over, Y _ �_ y - or � � � ;r i � /. /- , � � � � � / �i "' / / , / �•,, � ./ � � , ,� c �� r � � � i / " � , �. ,' ' / �� , � � , /= / � ' , / � � � � r �, i � j . / �. .' , , .. � ' � ��, / _ I � i� .. � i /' // �% / / / i i i �� i ✓ / � '� � �� ; , � , � � � �i- / � �, � � , - �, i / � � /. %i� ,� �► i ' /, /' '� s. /J � /• � � �, ,� a ,, , / � / � .. � /. �i � � �, , �:, ,. , , ,, � �,, , �� f /• / I / � / i i � ' . / � �/ � // / / / �� i � � i /�. � � _ � .� // a -� • �� /. / � v /. . , � ,� , ��/ i li IRAN � f 0 i i / i i II / r , � /. � '� . .� � , !� ' � , �. , ' i i � i � // � � � � � i � / i i / �•_ � � / / -/ / - / � . � � � � /`i . . / i � S /� . . i � � �. / / i . i 0 � � � _ /, � ' � / � � � - , � '. � / � i %111 i � � .r', �i � _ �� , � � �, � �� , / /i -ice'— � �� 'o �hdk7�� r�• �•///y�.j��'/w/yw�/JJ//-(/'ITS/�/ (�///�/�y�/ ///,y//y/.�� 1,6 e • /� / i , �� /I � � � � �. �� / i � � , . �. _ , i -� � , ' i � � i J/. � / / / J / ' ' / / ` , / / / / / � / � - ' � � ,/ / / // / i � _ � i , �. ./'' � i i . , . i I / I i � , i r � - / i .. , � /i � �� .i / ��; � � , i � / / � I / / y, � i �, / . . i" /' ,��. A' - - - �� ,- _� i. i , � i � � , i , � � �, , / / moi . � ' � � �' i /�/ � � / � / i � � �� i / � � / �/ / �, it / _ � � � � ' / � � � / � � �, � � ✓ � � / .I' ,; , � � � � C ,ji i � ,� %_ � / L' � ,i / i � / � it � , �' � / , � , , , � , � �, �, � . , _ j% � i' �' � 99 ��c.._ ari _ _- T - did r at omoll I � I / 1 / i AK i . // I / / �' �• , , � � / � '� i � �,, , � � � � � � ' � � .. - � � �� - �' ' � % / i i_ �, �� - ,,, - / . , ,,�. ' / ' // /' j r/ ' / � �� ./' ,,, � � i / " ' �� i / � � � � i � �, . , � � � � >ri � � � .� / ' /� %1 � / � ' � i i . , i / � �i i i �� / � i � � � �� i i, / � /i l ®� � �� / / / / i � ,. .i �' / '. � � i � � i � � � ' / � � � / � , � .. � l/ n _ � , -�" -- - - ' ..,., -.moi..• �.'. • , r � 7111 i ri i 104` a - - � .. - : The Board knows of only. two departments having freedom of employment, that employ any considerable number of help. On _ • common information, one of these departments will have work for only a handful of men for, less than two weeks; and in the i other department - there has been a spread of jobs, aside from key i ipositions, which has amounted practically to staggering. . However, independently of these considerations, the Board fof Selectmen take the position, that having no responsibility, ; they have no right to interfere with other elected boards, and — rio right to take any action that might seem to be a criticism _�- of such boards. Resolved: that no action be taken. . 10,5 --- — On the reference by the Annual Meeting of 1932, whether - i or not to accept the so-called 5lowey Act, being Chapter 94 of the Acts of 1932, relative to pre-payment of taxes: - —-- -- The Board is informed that few towns have accepted the Act; the Department of Taxation takes no decided stand one way -- ----— or the other; there is almost no local interest; and- the measure does not.appeal to the Board as one likely to serve a goodipur- --- -- pose commensurate with the machinery necessary for its operation. 'i77 Therefore: . Resolved: that the. Board take no action in the premises . L v / 106 ; rk The Selectmen voted to call a Special Town Meeting in the Court Room' on Augus:t,2, 1932 at 8 otclock P.M. , to see if the .town will appropri- ate an additional sum of $$2000 for the current Soldiers. Relief Approp- riation by the transfer of any available funds from the balance of any appropriation made at the last Annual Town Meeting, or from any other — available source, to supply a present and prospective deficiency in the original appropriation. It was voted to close the warrant. r 1.0 Ag go, -�-ME, U �s Ire r � i � ogp 108 -- �.,e-t:reJ�-a.,,�,_ -,�-�.,�,�•_�Qz.�-vie,,fir- �'- _. �I ICA_ r -MY a eye � ---. �/� ://�/Vfv p%�Q'��/�^�—.�_�'R—• 2 G � / i i 110 lvel z 1404 ._.�.�_arca.o.�C._-��•-,e¢,�.Ctto�,rc�O� 111 M; r N �l 777 •^A rr �_ ,r _L - AF Wt: , eo - -i t 14 .4 � � � /, i � /, � /� i �� , � / �� / � i I. / i� r i ", � � I I, � i � � � , i / / / � / ' /, �i � - ,� i / _ / � � � i , i f � � � / � , / _ � ® , � � / i � � � / i � / i i � �, ' i r / � - ./ % / � � � � � � ,� �/ � r i /�� i i � �ii � � i i / �/ ,� , � /� / /, :� � '� r' • � tet/ ' � / � , , i 113 _------- - �-�+ �-Gleav_F+•u+�_.�(�p�.cc�-�Cm�.� ,� G?�G.,c.�y,rco9(_J,r IrR I ' 't I � I � •1 { � � i � I � i V' I � 4� j � ' I � I I • �' � 1 i I i � I i l I VI ° 1 • I 115 _._______.__.___.�-w�+�-�______._=_a-�d-fie.•—.__---.:___ ____.__ _4�Y �-�- _-- - -- -�f-- F. —ell - 9 4 �. ., Vic, 1. . ^��!Vf/✓`�..-. _. -- �i�/ �l.f/ (/l.[�� ' '":: CA-4 - . r October 10, 1932r Voted: That the Chairman of the Board be instructed in its name -- and behalf to notify the Southern S et om £ RAJk as it is suyrety on the bonndd f to Tax Co eco o ��r� $�r for the year 1930 and 193 o the claims of the Town against the Collect4 and aid Co,:.pany on account of uncollected taxes for said', years 1930 ands 1931 and to execute and file proof of said claims in the name of the 'down; and to give such other or further notices —_ -._- as may be necessary or expedient to protect the interests of the Town in the matter. It was voted to call a special town meeting, to be held in the Court Room; Town Building, on Monday , the twenty-fourth J of uctober, 19329 at eight o'clock P. M. 'i The articles are as follows : -� -- ,,1 -: Art. 1. To see if the town will appropriate an additional . _ �. sum o£. $6000.00 for the current Public Welfare Appropriation by the transfer of any available funds from the balance of any appropriation made at the last Annual Town Meeting or from any other available source, to supply a present and prospective _ deficienoy in the original appropriation. --- Art. 2. To see if the town will appropriate an additional sum of 41500.00 for the durrent old Age Assistance Appropriation -by the transfer of any available funds from the balance of any -� appropriation made at the last Annual Town Meeting or from any �-- other available source , to supply a present and prospective def- iciency in the original appropriation. Art . 3. To see if the town will appropriate an additional sum of x$755.17, for the additional premium due on account of audit ' for compensation and Public Liability Insurance , by the transfer _ I of any available funds from the balance of any appropriation made at the last Annual Town Meeting or from any other available source, to supply a present and prospective dericiency in the original appoppriation. i } It was voted to close the warrant. — k � r as' �l ky1 � 1,17 f� Ila - ,�._�'� --�1�a��u�-rte.- --`�!�-`_/f'��G�• y 1/J 1 ._- �/� _._. _ _ - - -�/-�--�-•P�J��!��- fin- — — _ a --- ---- -- -- i ,' ' �/ / / / . � ' � / ' / , / / � r /• � i � � ' i � i i � i i i � � i / / - � � i � /" i i � , � � i � �' I, / _ � �� , ' // / / ii n � � / r �. . � �,. ,� . . - , _ , ; ; , �_ „ � , �� o . . , . , � �� - � . .' ��i 119 J6 .iGc �u. 01 PO- � T T r � 0, _ 120 w o-t cEer.1 +1. 1 .�N •��/ �{ V _ -�` // t Fir tryy��)�/ ///{�� //n / V=im �.• LAU AV �j 12; _ The Chairman at .this;:time called: attention to .the.-: recent, death of Dr, Smith, member of: the-School. CommUtee;r -, and thereuponitwae•unanimouei' Ordg a Ott that_tha� ollow- + .' ing_commepration be entered upon the: Recorde of the Bosrdr RESOLVED, that of its own motion the Boardtake"{cogs +t nizance, 'of the death, November 2; 19320 of Dr, Fred, S. Smith of the School Committee. Born in North Andover an 1:470 le69, a graduate, in due course of the common Garmmar and High Schools, first chosen Committeeman in 1897, elected . �i to � that office twelve three-year terme and, at,: his, death in his thirty-sixth consecutive%year of servica,. he. had:be come, in so far as any one person may attainr,such; distine- tion, the personification of the school- eys:tem, of .North { Andover. This entry expresses, however inadequately, the admiration of the Selec:tmen,and,of the commun.tyt which: they 71 have the honor to represent, for. the extraordinau career, o:C servicehere commemorated, and is a public tri ute. to an%,, upright and faithful man and public servant. �t 711 IV ZZ 14 x 5. tta UT 123 ,w-ew +a � �p 0 ;__ ,_ - 124 ---- _._ . -------- _- ---- -_- - _ - " I It was voted to call a special town meeting, to be held in the Court Room, Town Building, on Unilzday, the twenty-second of � vecember, at seven o' clock. —._., The articles are as follows : Art. 1. To see if the tovan will appropriate an additional _ sum of $500.00 for the current Board of Health appropriation by the transfer of any available funds from the balance of any appropriation made at the 'last annual Town Meeting or from any other available source, to supply a present and prospective �- --- deficiency in the original appropriation. At the request of the Board of Health. -- i Art . 2. To see if the towm will appropriate an additional sum of ,x,03800.00 for the current Public Welfare appropriation by the transfer of any available funds from the balance of any appropriation made at the last annual Town Meeting or from ^i any other available source, to supply a present and prospective deficiency in the original appropriation. At the request of the Board of Public Welfare). — art . 3. To see if the town will appropriate an additional sum of ;0100.00 for the currdnt Tax Collectorts appropriation by and transfer of any available funds from the balance of any appropriation made at the last annual Town Meeting or from any other available source, to supply a present and prospective deficiency in the original appropriation. At the Request of the "-1 Tax Collector. art. 4. To see if the town will appro'briate an additional sum of 50100.00 for the current Election :Expense Appropriation by I the transfer of any available funds from the balance of any -� appropriation made at the last annual Town Ideeting or ffom any �-- other available source, to supply a present and prospective deficiency in the original appropriation. At the request of the + Selectmen. { It was voted to close the warrant. r-tel i 125 a-mac--- - -- - - - 126 / i i �j � � - � � , / /. � . / � �� / / // i� � i � / 'j r /� i � �_ I �� / � � � / �/ � ' _ ( � I � o e; _ , , .. �� , � ,� . , I ' 1 1 i�/ ' ,, � � i i / � � / / �/ ,- , , , i � , �, i � �i � � ' � �� '. j / % i i / � ' � / .� ,� � • -� 129 G _ _ Y' �C9� aRiGOC1 �CT��fgC// /ti C7�� ', kd. Z � = w _ ____._.-_ New✓ _ ._ _.—.�_._ .__�_' _ ---- 130 TI x -�- to,pe r ti A-4ZJ n l U 13f �Lilr 'y March 2, 1933. :----- -, Under authority of Section 31, Chaptar 44, of the General uavis , the SoltIctmo, have voted to declare an over-draft in the -- Snoy:r Removal Anpronriation. F. idurch 6, 1933. By virtue of the emergency declared in the Snow Removal Appnopriatimn under date of March 2, 1933 the Selectmen have sent the Following letter to Mr. Gordon Currier, Town Treasurer: ! Mr. Gordon Currier, Treasurer, --- Town of North Andover, Mass. -- Dear Mr. 'Currier : Under the authority of Section 31, Chapter 44 , of the General Lavrs , the Selectmen on March 2, 1933, declared an over-draft in the Snow Removal Anpropriation. By virtue of - _-� that emergency we authorize 'you as Treasurer to make payment of ;;34 .67, As an. overdraft in that appropriation. {�r -- Very truly yours .. North Andover Board of Selector -_ �►• � . _�ILI. ' 132 . — - - atIZVV& � -- • I G / /] �-- -di �✓Vim✓ / 'C `� .� - _- _ _ Xr x I 6 i r '13,5 -� ��.�� Azz raw etc, L�u� Q T� r � � � � i / i lr / i � , . J/ � � i o` i / � , � / . . � L j �, � / � � ' � � ,i , , � - � � ' . . �, , � ` � ' � / . ® ' , , - ; � � � � .% � � �/ � / � / i � i ./ i �� 137 Wi� nn. 7 - J .rte*-e tio23 00 .�-�•�=GLQi '" V 138 ^__ . y�� — io,-ozd _/ __�-ook�P_�Ia.Lri��,G..,."�,f�,a7i•! -too--_ da (�l ��-k..% G�al1t r.lf'' G�6•r./�- �fn u•�` G. .dGwG..G. 139 601,if 14-1 �✓�o '. I _—,ems-�/✓a- _. ALA — �y ' t� 0 / i - / OFi I flop i • / I I ' I I I 1 � i I f i I i � I i :r 14.2 OV 4aoq 4. _; � _ Co 143 Boston, May S., 1933. --� To the Board of Selectmen _ of the Town of North Andover: -A i pts The undersigned hereby applies for a 'license r to operate motor vehicles for the. ,carrifage of passengers t"', for hire in the Town 'of North Andover, over the- following . public ways i� - On Essex Turnpike between the Lawrence-North, Andoverboundary line and the .North_Andover ,- Middleton. — boundary .line;. on Massachusetts'`Avenue' between the ! 3 Lawrenoe=North Andover boundary line and' Middlesex Street;-- ,on Middlesex Street between Massachusetts a i Avenue and' Third Street; on','Third Street.between' Middlesex Street and._Main Street; on, Main Street between Third Streetland' Osgood Street; on Osgood Street 'between .Main Street and Massachusetts Avenue; on Massachusetts Avenue between Osgood Street and Johnson Street; on Johnson Street, around Green Plot in center of Johnson Street; on Green Street between �, . . Main 'Street and Middlesex;Street; on Middlesex Street t a: between Green Street -and' Main Street: EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY #38 Chauncy St:, Boston; Mass. '9 - By; vice Pres en • . 1 7. • f I � / / � � /�� / � ' / / / �I. � � / � � i / r r � i 'i I� / � i � �� / '/ �� - � i ��/ � / � � � /f � , /. ' �� ,/, / i _ / � / � � ,� � „ �i � .� �. � i �' � � � � v � � J � � � i r / � / , � � i / �, / / // // i � I / � / i/ � � / / � � � " . i i � i / � i ��, . , ,, ,� _ � ._ i� � �� . �' j- �I i i �r I i -a FIN / . I 46 --__- _ LA -___ ____ .------- - ---- —`0°` �•L _- -u-tee.,---------- May 22, 1935 - --- BY BOARD' OF SELECTNEN OF THE TmN OF NORTH ANDOVER, MASSAC USET:S• — a -- - ORDERED: That the Eastern Mass achusetts, Street Railway Company be and it is hereby granted a license for the operation of motor vehicles for the carriage of passengers for hire in the Torn of North Andover, Hass ., all as requested in a petition of said Eastern Massachusetts Street RAlway Company dated May 5, 1933, over the following ways On Essex Tux*M.e, also imown as Salem Turnpike, or Turnpike 3troet, between the Dawrence»Horth Andover boundaxp, line and the Horth Andover-Middle- 'ton boundary line. i The foregoing lic6nse is grunted subject to regulations adopted by the Selectmen* i . ,--- —I - I Board of a ec n or a Town andpvar 1.47 7111 Ak � C? w - _ -f1- ?.�✓ o f _ _ tea`— ` " - t__ Voted: -- That the name "Phillips Square",- which for-a longtime has been used to designate the- • area . made up of public lands and ways in front of the prop.- - erty of the-North-Andover Historical Society-,at North -`- - Andover Centre, be hereby adopted and officially recog-- nized as the legal name of said area. ----- 148 c fL b _I(e_,�.�.a�o _� ?.✓C{L[_ caw iw_ ^. 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' � ' � _ �, i / � � � , , , . � ,i , � � ;,, � ��. � ,� � _ � // � � � �/ i' � � - , ,i . � /I%� ..., ��, � � � - � . � � � �:. ,., �� _� /. � i �' 9 � _ , i / _ ,� ram /s. �' i / / i `� , _ � / � / '� / , . 153 ? mo0100 _R, 417 ------------ rw 154 asks-c�-o ccALl 'To see'Sf the to 'vrill raise or othesowis a aPprODplats �j ,thehad33tional; of•'62000.00 Yor the current appropriation.msde Sam SnoVa �eawvaL Petitloa of the �electmea �r 4►rLiele 2. TO. see if the tom ti7111 3astrnet" the-seleetaea�+t ? pp?,y to the. Mreetor of the DivlmlAm ,.of Fisheries and Gime Tor hh to a .te appoiatment of a Fish cad :Game .Warden;tor;.tooa ,_as defiaed to seatim !Yw . ",��,�a�ter�21 General,7aas:� Petitioa-ot the seleotmea � f ' a ia2e r 3! To:s ee 3t the toms vSu go" to raise and;app�opris� or" otherQiae,�i propa►3atD Ithe ana'of $!Woo 3a the•;salas7 of a_Pldh4vfi�',GWG,*r� Vis. "•'4l'+J:'R^,^I„[" i' M1 e f Y 41►rtiele 4�.v", j�To see :i? he tean_�rlll vote •to:ae]1 waadycauveysthe;s'eacx , s 1 r � t, eatate�tormer]:y occupiod:by; the,,Pond DSstrSot;Bchool,:" as reCam�onded `by the' >a �- ` '11 so?sool commitxee andavoted;it the ��*+*_•? taPn meeting 1#,,1935, snd . i 17 Jam:v' ".: .. ( ,..4�, ♦Y' l 2p^r �.'�`"�� 'authorize,the�a�eotmea�o..�ake. sttoh,,,sale� ,S,or•.�aach�3ce>,aot,�esa;than a. ,�"f�einimim-to beYaedby xhe a�eet3ag-tea-they.?and it p�'aetiCah]setoo r ' t"•"( ik C "'.};�;1i.r+r r ,. . .. .', _:' v .. ::'. .,... .,.n4 1 .:' a5 :n„ : �4' 1 3lt'er 3n themesnd+bohalf i a�MZe,.and.enpower: he L, a� Oal,�,LC3�OWledgO affide127/e2"a QOed-r'�r dOedSr"$i'P1IIg �tl.' t a r.-- ,::efSeottto such aale.:as xhe seleaxmen"a�ay,ma]m amder^thDaregarlag�,_ fw uthortzatl bns Y_Ci/`e/ 15.5 d -- _ -- - - --- L _ J y - r----- --- ---- /yam _ . t / i N A i� � - , i , �� _ / _ - i� � �i i I' � � � i � �'� i / / / � � / � � / � / � �/r �, � i � , �� i ' � ,,aa �� , r �i � � ,, �� i � � � �, i � � i � �� J �/, � � � �� / // i � /'_ .� i /, r � ,/ I� I 158 II - - - _ -_ � ��" ,:� i / � � . � / � // / . , , �i , ,� � � , : � � � . , � i � � , , , , / I / , � ! , � , . i i .. .> , i I / � �� i ' � / � � . � _ � - / //� � � � % -/ � i / � � � ' � � �' .,, � �� / / - �� /� �' � I� i . � ` � � i� a/' � /� _ / /� .,� � i ,.�, � � ,' / � � / / Li / � ' � I J r � � � • � � � � � � I _ Ii i I / � � `� � � �� 160 )l mi,IA e►os �+.q,,.u.��dyi:�,.u.3 � ��3 — r C�,�u oo--�?�a�..cQ_�c�n.cs,�,_I.Ja..�.C�. � �• U 0 u 4 ,. n r •� t , odo ,r �n ,a. 161 CL� V ta • k. _ �,c� �-- ate' t y� . __._�. R 1- n�.Q"+.l_�t` _-v(�w�+�"�`�1-2-�`�n''o'.�••�'Ai"r`�=ly—/�/�ICJ.w�.�w+•c f'O Jf- - r�PML�1-�� _�P R ".•1�j��Pse,t„o.+�E.`�. �- � O C ... _ tk 162 02C lee-A �1►xtiele--l. To see if the town!'-will raise and appropriate funds, to :; x, enable'` the ;Board of Public .Works to extend' the, town Wr tter works system'by , malting; the-follo}ving connections in the lines of main piping namoly, a � ;through Marbleridge Road, from,,Salea Street to the pre sent%terainus, Il..„� �r , ;through Chestnut Street, from Hillside Road to Roii�Street;- through Herrick , Rosid�S, rrom p"r•esent terminus to present terminus ; throughwSixokinghaa RoadY, _. .Trow xiddlosex street to ' present terminus,;'through Perlyy Road; from HER Street to, present terminus ; through Miley Court, from' ps, Street to ;resent �terrsinus ; through•.:Troy Ioad' ' from Tharndike Road to present terminus; requirin`'g a- total of 6260 feet "of, 6 inch and 500 feet of B,.inch wateripe,' ;arid for; that purpose will authoritie,the issue and sale at either '.pub"1 c or ;private .offering of bonds" of theaorinin the'•aggregnte sum of fifteen-`thousand dollars ,($15;0007;pa`yable not- more thaii''te�i,years from data ,of is sue; said ; —'bon'6' to"be in such form), bear such"interes.t, to be payable;, andf to bel, ' oiLisuch' other teras and conditions , as may be'^determined by the, meeting or !b tithes officers and boards, of the town having, authority in,rthese particulars, _ sTl�,under and as provided by Chapter 44 of'-,the ',General LaWss or by any, special: x`etsj of the Uomttonwealth ,o£ Bgnssachusetts,7`as possibly affected by federal aegis.Lation.. relating to..-.the subject. �slatter: ' ,° , Petition of Board of Public W6rks Y rticle 2..� To'•:see if the town will authorize and empower,the •Board of rPublic -Pjorks ; in fie Wase Onnd behalf of the town ex exacutek,svch contracts tarid takersuch other;action as may5benecessary or, expedient to+ase.cur`e the { appropal astd 'Einancial assistance of the United States, under the National ustrial Recovery Act and Reguiati'ons , in `the projest specified. injthe eve':firstarticle sof: this warrant. � , • , x�',�� ", "' MY�Ca lad ni,`. Nn 1 4 Petition ofN'Board owe Public,W6i s4� r �x- p.-po- -- 01 ,tr or V 4 O v 5 tAl f1...Vein l � _�� _� _ �_��_�-1/�-�•�V- VVI .. ��.9 ;,w 164 --- cQ re- ce_dtc. AaAfil � 0 6:5 14 yy 1 .l 1 . 1 ' Boston, October 9, 1933. To the Board of Selectmen of the Town of North Andover= The- undersigned, herebyapplies-Yor a?licenee to operate-, motor-vehicle is,in-the Town of NorthsAndover c for the carriage of passengers for hire over the following public wa3z: On Sutton street betwoea the•-hawrenoe-North Andover boundary line • and Suttoutw-•Corner; on Main Street ;between Sutton+s Corner sa,Water-Street; on Water,Street between,'Main and- Clarendon-Streets; on- Clarendon'-Street- n"Clarendon'-Street•-between- Water-and- Pleasant—Streets, on Pleasant-Itreet-between:•Clsrendun-and-•Osgood •Streets; on 0agood*-Street-betweea,°Preas,ant-••Street--and-•Massachu setts;Avenue; on 'Masaachusetts• Avenue -between Osspod '3 ' andliJ'obnson-Streets; on Johnson Street,'~around green ?3 plotF`in -center of'Ichnson Street ;:to Massachusetts t' j Avenue; on Massachiusetts Ave=e-between••Lawrence- North'Andover boundsryline-snd Osgood Street; on Osgood;;Street-between-Massachusetta Avenue and Andover"Street; ori Andover Street'',between Osgood and'Turnpike' Streets. t EASTERN- MASSACMSETTS 'STREET RATLWAY' COMP= :." #38 Chauncy Street, Boston; Mass: elw By ece res. en . � � �. /, � / moi' i � � _ , �� i®" �� i � // � i i ', / � � �/ / - � / � �: �� i � , /' i ��, / � /. � / /'. � /1 / � / / � � � / /' � /�, � � .� /' � , � � �� / i� . , � � � i � /'. � / � � ` � � / � �� 16,7 AL'oxr 7t J _ �. e �y: ti ,. October 31, . 1933. l' y. In 'special meeting- of' the Board, all mombers, present, — held-7 o'clock P.M. , October 3'1,; 1933., The Board was credibly informed that by reason r of ill health the town treasurer was unable to perform the duties of the office . It was unanimously -�- } voted; that whereas by reason of ill health the J town treasurer is unable to; perform.his duties , Belen G. Currier of 105 .Prescott Street is hereby appointed temporary treasurer, to 'hold office upon' qualifying- -- -- and ,giving -bond, and thereafter until. said disability is: r,emoved,, :or another treasurer is qualified, under I- provisions of Chapter 41 of the General Laws: .:M! 'J Is- 5 11 T. �fn r If eL 441 The following resolution was unanimously adopted at the meeting. of the Board of zielectmen: Whereas God our Divine Ruler in his wisdom has seen fit to call from ' : ','our midst Town Treasurer, Gordon Currier, and Whereas by his passing, the Town will lose the services of an official! whose honesty was unquestioned, whose ability was never doubted, and whose council and advice were freely sought and i Be it Resolved, that the Town Building be draped inmournizlg for a -•period of ten days , as an expression of the sincere sorrow felt by the towns people over his death, and Be it further Resolved, that an expression'of our most sincere sympathy be sent to the family of the late Gordon Currier, and Be it further Resolved that a co of these resolutions be i: ,r-,• , PY spread on the, permanent records of the Board of Selectmen, and ~' Be it further Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be sent to Mrs . Helen Currier. P_- N � • i � / � , �, / � / i i r !i / / �, i �� / � , j / , . / / i� / /, ' �. i / � / � �, � / . / � // � i / / '/ / �� ,/ � / �i � / l / / , . � � / /� / i / �, / i / �' � i /�/ / � it i ., � •, � � / / i i� / � � � / � / ,I,' / / /• /, / �� / � / � �� i / /, ' � / a;; �/ i t; / / / /. X� � � .;t- r' ,5''� r . A1C h�',, y�;. •Y,. '�`'y`. ,f...Y i i i . M ' YI GRANT AGGRBEMENT, dated as of 1933. ` between the TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVERs ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS, (herein called the "FIRST PARTY" ) , and the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (herein called the "SECOND PARTY" ) . WHEREAS, the SECOND PARTY, acting in conformity with Title II, Na- tional Industrial Recovery Act, (herein called the "Act" ) , approved June 16, r 1933, is authorized and empowered to grant to any State, municipality or other!, Public body not in excess of 30 per centum of the cost of the labor and mate- `l, rials employed upon any public works project.:of any such State, municipality' o{, other public body when such project has been included in the comprehensive Program prepared pursuant to Section 202 of the Act; and WHEREAS, the FIRST PARTY has duly filed with the SECOND PARTY an ap- .: `i Plication (Docket Number 1990 ) , for a Grant to aid in financing the con struction of certain proposed improvements (herein called the "Project" ) , to:; the Waterworks System , (which together with the Project, is herein called the " System " ) , now owned and operated by ' • 3 the FIRST PARTY; and rrt WEEREAS, the FIRST PARTY has represented that it (a) has full power to and will undertake and complete the Project; (b) will provide from lawfulI � t sources , funds, which, together with the amount to be represented by the y Grant, will .be sufficient to pay all costs thereof; and (c) will apply such z' tJ ,4, Grant solely to the cost of constructing. the Project; and 0aEREAS, with a view to increasing employment quickly; and to aid !i said FIRST PARTY in financing the Project, upon the foregoing representations, said Project has been included in said comprehensive program: INOW THEREFORE, THE FIRST PARTY AND THE SECOND PARTY IMEBY AGREE t PART ONE n9�11;js! • 8, PROCEDURE AND GENERAL PROVISIONS fl}� L. Amount, Use and purpose. Subject to the terms and conditions set Ej 'forth below, the SECOND PARTY will grant to the FIRST PARTY an amount not exceed 30 per centum of the cost of the labor and materials employed upon �•Fr the Project, (such amount being herein called the "Grant" ) , but in no •event "'. to exceed in theaggregate $4,300 THE FIRST PARTY will accept the 1 , •si n C d .0 a �1i i w .. x.. 1� h , 't v.. � ' ' iyi,��u1�:sry e.+F.{�dw"i �i•.,.. �' x.4,$ i, r , � .•,.k.An. �vrAD.^.... .r.',y'y1�1��d'h.•h�" �, lk�ry"4� ♦ �`6Y •Ca��Y.�^«}'�_.ra.BA•".r�7ii�''Xi0G1+S.�"�' Grant, and will construct the Project in accordance with plans and speci- fications submitted to and approved by the SECOND PARTY, all pursuant to j Title II of the Act, the rules and regulations adopted by the SECOND PARTY 4 relative thereto, and the constitution and Statutes Of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 2. The Project. The Project (more fully described in the application 'I Of the FIRST PARTY) , to aid in the financing of which the Grant will be 3 made, is substantially as follows : For the installation of water main ex- tension„involving 6,260 feet of 6-inch pipe and 500 feet of 8-inch pipe in North Andover; also the construction of two additional circuits of water. mains and two additional feeders, comprising 4,900 feet of 6-inch pipe for { Poorly protected property, all in substantial accord with the First Party's application (Docket No 1990) , with such minor alterations or modifications thereof or additions thereto as mays from to time, be approved by the SECOND PARTY before or during the .. . � course of construction. 3, Preliminary Proceedings Syq First Party. Promptly after receipt from the SECOND PARTY of an unexecuted copy of this Agreement, the First M Party will; +� f (a) Adopt a resolution approving this Agreement, and authorizing and directing the execution and delivery thereof a1 by the officials designated to sign the same on its behalf, (b) Send to the SECOND PARTY complete extracts from the minutes of the meetings of the First PARTYtS governing body showing h all proceedings taken incident to such authorization, includ- ing a copy of said resolution , all duly certified, and three signed copies of this Agreement; (c) Commence all necessary proceedings , if any, to authorize the construction of the Project, and to obtain funds , which, to. G; gether with the amount to be represented by the Grant, will c! be sufficient to pay all the costs of constructing the Proj- ; o sot. The term "costs of construction the Project" , as used in this Agreement, shall include all costs of acquiring all a,. necessary lands, eassmenta, franchises , and rights-of-way necessary to the completion and operation of the Project; h- .,.....r , Note: Grant Agreement is being signed by the Toes of North jj y Andover on the authorization of S*H* Foley, dr., Chief, Legal Division, Federal RMOrgenoy administration of.. Pnbiio worsts that the word "also" in the ninth line above be changed to "comprising"• (d) Apply for all necessary authorizations , permits , licenses and approvals from Federal, State, county, municipal and other authorities for the construction of the Project; (e) Submit to the SECOND PARTY plans, .drawings , and speci- fications of the work and materials called for by all contracts - let, or proposed, to be let; the latest data as to the expected cost of. the Project; a statement as to when and how it is proposed to advertise for bids and to let contracts for work; forms of bids, and copies of the advertisements thereof if heretofore advertised; a state- ment as to when it is proposed to acquire the Necessary lands , easements, franchises, and rights-of-way; andrany other details or data that may be requested by the Second ` PARTY'S engineers. f 4. Construction of Project. on or before the date of the execution by the SECOND PARTY of this Agpeement, the FIRST PARTY may, and within such time thereafter, as shall be satisfactory to the SECOND PARTY, the FIRST PARTY will commence or cause to be commenced the construction of the Project and will thereafter continue the same with all practicable dis- patch, in an efficient and economical manner, at a reasonable cost, and in accordance with plan, drawings , specifications and construction contracts j which shall be in form and substance as approved by the SECOND PARTY, and in accordance with such engineering supervision and inspection as the SEC* OND PARTY or its representatives may require. Except with the prior written consent of the SECOND PARTY, no materials or equipment for the Project shall be purchased by the FIRST PARTY subject to any chattel mortgage or to any conditional sale or title retention agreement. 4 5. COMPLETION OF PROCEEDINGS. As soon as practicable after i the execution by the SECOND PARTY of. this Agreement, the FIRST PARTY will complete all necessary proceedings and procure all necessary authorizations , permits, licenses, and approvals referred to in Paragraph 3 (c) and (d), PART ONE, hereof; will obtain the necessary funds , or will take appropriate proceedings to legally obtain the necessary funds , which, together with the amount to be represented by the Grant, will be suffucuent to pay all costs of constructing the Project; and, will lawfully acquire all lands, easements, 4 franchises , and rights-of-way necessary to the completion of the Project, 4and to put the Project in operation. 71 6. First Requisition. After the FIRST PARTY shall have complied with the requirements of paragraphs 3 and 5, PART ONE, hereof, and shall have expended not less than fifty per centum of the estimated cost of constructing the Project, the FIRST PARTY may at any time there- after, file with the SECOND PARTY, a requisition requesting the SECOND PARTY to pay to the FIRST PARTY, as provided in Paragraph 7, PART ONE, here of, the first portion of the Grant, such requisition to be accompanied by: (a) One certified copy of each necessary authorization., . permit, license and approval from Federal, State, county, municipal and other authorities, for the construction of the Project; (b) A signed`and dated opinion of the duly qualified and acting attorney of the FIRST PARTY to the effect that the FIRST PARTY to the effect that the FIRST PARTY has complied with all'the requirements of Paragraph 5, Part One, hereof, and that all such proceedings are in accor- dance with the Constitution and Statutes of the Common- wealth of Massachusetts Such opinion shall also state that the FIRST PARTY has, lawfully obtained and/ or arrangd to obtain the funds, which, together with the amount to be represented by the Grant, may be used lawfully to pay all costs of construe- ting the Project; (c) A signed and dated affidavit of a duly authorized officer of the FIRST PARTY, approved by the engineer or architect ' a in responsible charge of construction of the Project, covering in such detail as' the SECOND PARTY'S engineers request: (1) The purpose for which the FIRaT PARTY proposes to expend such portion of the Grant; (2) An accounting for all deposits in and expend- itures from the special account or accounts referred to in Paragraph 2 , rtiRi TREE, hereof; (3) The cost of the labor and materials employed upon the Project to the date thereof; (4) The quantity of work actually completed to the 4 . date thereof; 4 PRI f (5) The amount of funds expended upon the Project to the date thereof; and (6) The amount of funds expended to the date thereof for labor and materials employed upon the Project; (d) a signed and dated no-litigation certificate of the duly quali- fied and acting attorney of the FIRST PARTY; and (e) a statement by each bank in which have been deposited, in the special account or accounts referred to in PRragraph 2, PART THREE, hereof, the funds for the construction of the Projects showing all deposits made therein and the balance then remain ing in each such special account. The requisition and each of the documents accompanying same shall be in form and substance satisfactory to the SECOND PARTY, and, except for those .described, in Paragraph 6 (a) , PART ONE, hereof, shall bear the same date. (7) First Payment. If such requisition and documents accompany- ing the same are satisfactory to the SECOND PARTY, then, subject totheterms ' j and conditions of this Agreement, upon reasonable notice to the FIRST PARTY$ �y and within a reasonable time after the receipt by the SECOND PARTY of ,such requisition and other documents , .(but not earlier than ten days after the receipt thereof, unless the SECOND PARTY shall waive such time limit), the r'. SECOND PARTY will pay to the FIRST PARTY an amount equal to twenty-five. per centum of the total cost of .the labor and materials employed upon the Project, as; in the opinion of the SECOND PARTY; is shown in all sta3teaients • theretofore approved by the SECOND HiRTY. Such payment will be made at the rfi Federal Reserve Bank of Bostonp Bostony Massachusetts a or at such other place or places as the SECOND PARTY may designate, against delivery by the FIRST PARTY of its receipt therefor. (S( Intermediate Requisitions. From time to time after such first payment, but not more often than once in thirty days (unless otherwise satisfactory to the bECOND PARTY) the FIRST PARTY .may file requis- itions with the SECOND PARTY, requesting the SECOND BLRTY to make additional payments on account of the Grant, each such requisition to be accompanied -by: '^ (a) Documents corresponding to those described is Paragraph , ,' '.., 6 (b) and (d) , PART ONzy,-bereof; (b) A signed and dated affidavit of a duly authorized 'k` officer of the FIRST "PARTY, approved by the engineer or architect in responsible charge of construction of the s i 2roject, covering in such detail as the SECOND PARTY'S 1 engineers may request: u (1) The purposes for which the FIRST PARTY proposes to expend such portion of the Grant; (2) an accounting for all expenditures theretofore E made on the Project, in so far as such expenitures l have not been previously so accounted for: (3) The cost of the labor and materials employed upon the Project to the date thereof: (4) The quantities of work actually completed to the date thereof: (5) The quantities of work actually completed during each of the periods between all respective requisitions; (6) The amount of funds expended upon the Project during each such period: and (7) The amount of funds expended during each such period for labor and materials employed upon the Project; (c) A statement be each bank in which have been deposited, in the special account or accounts referred to in Paragraph 20 PART THREE, hereof, the funds (including any previous payments on account of the Grant) for the construction: of the Project, showing the balance then remaining in each such special account, provided no such statement need be submitted by any bank in which no such balance remains on deposit and which has previously so certified. The requisition and each of the documents accompanying the same shall be in form and substance satisfactory to the SECOND PARTY and shall bear the same date. (9) Intermediate Payments . If such requisition and documents accompanying same are satisfactory to the SECOND PARTY, then, subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement, upon reasonable notice to the FIRST PARTY, and within reasonable time after receipt by the FIRST PARTY an amount ,I • equal to 25 per centum of the cost of the labor and materials employed upon the Project, not exceeding, however, with all previous payments on account 6 of the Grant, an amount equal to 25 per centum of the total cost of such i labor and materials as shown in the statements theretofore approved by the SECOND PARTY, but in no event, to exceed, together with all such previous. payments , in the aggregate, the sum of $3583. Each such payment shall be made at the place or places as hereinbefore provided for, against delivery by the FIRST PARTY of its receipt therefor. 10. Final Requisition. Pdien the Project has been completed :and all costs in connection therewith have been determined, then the FIRST PARTY may file the final requisition with the SECOND PARTY, requesting the SECOND PARTY to make the final payment on account of the Grant. Such requisition shall be accompanied by: (a) yocuments Correspondingto those described cribed in Paragraph 6. (b) and (d), and Paragraph 8 (c) , PART ONE, hereof; (b) An affidavit corresponding to that described in Paragraph 8 (b), PART ONE, hereof, which shall also be approved by the Government engineer; (c) An affidavit by the engineer of architect in responsible charge of construction of the Project, (which shall be ' approved by the Government engineer) , showing., am"ong other i things, and in such detail as shall be satisfactory to the (SECOND PARTY: (1) The quantities of work completed during each of the periods between the dates of each respective„ requisition; (2) The cost of labor and materials employed upon the Projects the total cost of the Project; and (S) The completion of the Project in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor. , a The term "Government Engineer" as used herein, shall mean the State Engineer (P-W.A. ), or his duly authorized representative, or any person to whom his duties or functions may be trasferred by the Federal Emergency II Administration of Public Works , or tis successors . 1 11. Final Payment. If such requisition and the documents accompanying r the same are satisfactory to the SECOND PARTY$ then, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, upon reasonable notice to the FIRST PARTY'. and within a reasonable time after receipt by the SECOND PARTY of such requisit- ion and other documents, the SECOND PARTY will pay to the FIRST ARTY a sum of money, which, together with all payments theretofore made on account of s the Grant, shall not exceed 30 Per centum of the cost of labor and materials employed upon the Project, but in no event, to exceed, in the aggregate, together with all such previous payments , the sum of 14,300 Such final payment shall be made at the place or places as hereinbefore provided for, against delivery by the FIRST PARTY of its receipt therefor. PART TWO CONSTRUCTIODT CONTRACTS 1. Construction Contracts* e.11 construction contracts made by the iFIRST PARTY and all subcontracts for work on the Project shall be subject opted by the SECOND RLRTY to carry out the to the rules and regulations ad purposes and control the administration of the act, and shall contain provisions appropriate to insure that: { (a) Convict Labor. No convict labor shall be employed on the Project, and no materials manufactured or produced by con- vict labor shall be used on the Project. i (b ) ;50-Hour week. Except in executive, administrative and super- visory positions, so far as practicable and feasible in the judgment of the SECOND HLRTY no individual directly employed on the rroject shall be permitted to work more than thirty hours in any one week, or, except in cases of emergency, on any Sundays or legal holidays; but in accordance with rules and regulations from time to time made by the SECOND PARTY, this provision shall be construed to permit working time i lost because of inclement weather or unavoidable delays in any one week, to be made up in the succeeding twenty days. (c) Wages . (1) all employees shall be paid just and reasonable wages which shall be compensation sufficient to provide, for the hours of labor as limited, a standard of living in decency and comfort; (2) all contracts and subcontracts shall further prescribe such minimum wage rates for skilled and unskilled labor as may be determined by the SECOND PARTY and shall be subject to all rules and regulations which the SECOND PARTY may promulgate in connection therewith. ouch. minimum rates, it any, shall also be stated in all proposals of bids submitted, including those of subcontractors; and a clearly legible statement of all wage rates to be paid the several classes of labor employed on the work shall be posted in a prominent and easily accessible place at the site of the work. All contractors shall keep a true and accurate record of the hours worked by ttk and the wages paid to each employee and shall furnish the 6ECOND PARTY with sworn statements thereof on demand; (3) all employees shall be paid in full not less often than once each week and in lawful maney of the United states of America ri in the full amount accrued to each individual at the time of 4; closing of the payroll, which shall be at the latest date practicable prior to the date of payment, and there shall be no deductions on.account of goods purchased, rent, or other, obligations , but such obligations shall be subject to collection only be legal process. (d) Labor Preferences. Preference shall be givens where they are qualified, to ex-service men with depandents, and then in the following order: (l) To citizens of the United states and aliens who have declared their in of becoming citizens, who are bona fide residents of the Town of North Andover a dbr Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts : and (2) To citizens of the United btates and aliens who have 1I declared their intention of becoming citizens , who are bona fide residents of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts ; provided, that these preferences shall apply only where such 3 labor is available and qualified to perform the work to which ' the employment relates. (e) Panployment services. To the fullest extent possible, labot required for ,the rroject and appropriate to be, secured through employment services , shall be chosen from lists of qualified workers submitted by local employment agencies designated by the United States Employment service, provided, however, that organized labor, skilled and unskilled, shall not be required to register at such local employment agencies but shall be secured in the customary ways through recognized union locals . In the event, however, that qualified workers are not furnished by the union locals within 48 hours (cundays and holidays excluded) after request is filed by the employer , such labor may be chosen from lists of qualified workers submitted by local employment agencies designated by the United 6tates Employment service. In the selection of workers from lists prepared by such employment agencies and union locals, the labor preferences provided in Para- graph 1 (d) , PART TWO, hereof, shall be observed in accordance with such rules and regulations as the SECOND PARTY may prescribe. ; (f) Human Labor. In accordance with such rules and regulations as the SECOND PARTY may prescribe, the maximum of human labor khall be used in lieu of machinery wherever practicable and consistent with - sound economy and public advantage; and to the extent that the work may be accomplished at no greater expense by human labor than by the use of machinery, and labor of requisite qualifications is available, such human labor shall be employed. (g) accident Prevention. Every construction contract for work on the Project shall contain an undertaking to comply with all applicable; provisions of the laws and building construction codes of the 6tate`1 Territory, District and/or municipality in which the work is done, ; and with any regulations for the protection of workers which maybe ` promulgated by the SEOOND PARTY. (h) Compensation Insurance. Every construction contract for, work on the Project shall contain a provision requiring the employer to furnish compensation insurance for injured workers and to give proof of such adequate insurance satisfactory to the SECOND PARTy. (i) Persons Entitled to Benefits of Labor Provisions. Bvery person who performs the work of a laborer or of a mechanic on the Proj- ect,. or any part thereof, shall be entitled to the benefits . of the labor and wage provisions hereof, regardless of any contractual relationship between the contractor or subcontractor and such laborer or mechanic. There shall be no discrimination in the selection of labor on the ground of race, creed or color. 10 (j ) Bonding of Uontracts . Construction contracts shall be supported by adequate surety or other bonds or seour ity' satisfactory to the sEUOND PARTY for the protection of labor and material men employ- ed on the Project or any part thereof. (k) Materials . so far as articles , materials, and supplies produced in the United states are concerned, only articles , materials and ` supplies produced under codes of fair competition adopted par- suant to the provisions of Title I of the Act, or under the President's Reemployment Agreement, shall be used in work on the Project, except when the SEUUND PARTY determines that this re quirement is not in the public interest or that the consequent cost is unreasonable, ao far as feasible and practicable, and subject to the above, preference shall be given to the use of locally produced matterials, if such use does not involve higher j cost, inferior quality, or insufficient quantity, subject to the determination of the SACC:;:; PARTY; but there shall be no require ments providing price differentiations for or restricting the use of materials to those produced within the Nation or state. (1) Inspection and Records . The SECOND PARTY, through its authorized ,? agents , shall have the right to inspect all work as it progeessea and shall have access to all payrolls, records of personnel, 3n u. voices of materials , and other data relevant to the performance of the contract. (m) Reports . Subject to such rules and regulations as the SECOND PARTY may prescribe, contractors and subcontractors shall make r reports in triplicate to the SECOND PARTY monthly within five days diter the close of each calendar month on forms to be a furnished by the United States Department of uabor, which, reports shall include the number of persons on their payrolls, p the aggregate amount of the payrolls; the man-hours worked; j wage scales paid to various classes of labor; and the total expenditures for materials . The contractors shall also furnish to the SECOND PARTY THE names and addresses of all subcontractors at the earliest dates practicable. j J 11 .� i 1 (n) Compliance with Title I of the Act. All contractors and subcontractors must comply with the conditions pre- scribed in Section 7 (a) (1) and Section 7 (a.) (2) of Title I of the Act'. R 2. Restriction as to Contractors. No contractshall be let to any ) contractor or subcontractor who has not signed and complied with the aPP li- etition adopted under Title I of the Act cable approved code of fair comp . division thereof concerned, or if there be for the trade or industry or sub nu such approved code , who has not signed and complied with the provisions r of the President's Reemploument Agreement.. Lor Breach. The FIRST PARTY will enforce complian 3. ce Termination and, to any work with all provisions of this part of this Agreement., ject, will it. self it in connection walith the construction of the Proe self comply there-with. All construction contracts shl provide that if ns are violated by any contractor or subc.ontractor", the any such provisio FIRST, PARTY may, with the approval of the SECOND PARTY, and shall at the request "of the SECOND PARTY, and shall at the- request of the Second Party, terminate by written notice to the contractor or subcontractors the con- r' tract of such cont ractor or subcontractor, the contract of such contractor . rk and prosecute or subcontractor, and have the right to take over the we the same. to completion by contract or otherwise and such contractor or subcontractor'and his sureties shall be liable for any excess cost occas- sioned thereby and/or, if so requested by the SECOND PARTY, the FIRST h. contractor or subcontractor so much of the PARTY Shall withhold from sue aborers or mechanics the compensation due him as may be necessary to pay l difference between the rate. of wares required by the contractor and the rate of wages actually paid to the laborers and mechanics. q. Force Labor". Provided, However, that if prices in the bids, are excessive, the ^IRST PARTY reserves the right, anything in this Agreement to the contrary notwithstanding, to apply to the SECOPID PARTY for permission Project, by day labor, upon such condi tions"a's to do all or any part of the with. the understanding that. all provisions in the Second Party may impose, this Agreement, including those relating to labor, hours and recruitment, 4 shall be observed* lz p.Il - - PART TI�?EE 1. Condom g precedent to the Second Partys Obligation. The. gation to make the Grant or any part SECOND PARTY shall be under no obli thexeif the SECOND PARTY shall of: (a) Cost of Project• not be satisfied that the FIRST PARTY will. be able to construct the Project within the cost estimated at the time when the Grant was approved by it, unless, in the event that additional funds appear to the SECOND PARTY to be necessary in order to pay in full cost of the construction of the Project. The SECOND PARTY shall be satisfied that the FIRST PARTY wi11 be able to obtain such funds, as needed, through additional borrowing or . M otherwise ; ; (b) Compliance. If the FIRST PARTY shall not have complied, to the satisfaction of the SECOND PARTY, with all agreements r: and conditions contained or referred to in this Agreement ( therefore to be complied with by the FIRST PARTY; „ (c ) , LSatters. If the SECOND PARTY shall not be satisfied as to all legal matters and proceedings affecting the Project* ", (d) Representations. •If any representations made by the FIRST ± ' PARTY in this Agreement or in the application for the Grant or '' art other data submitted by the PIRST. PARTY shall be found by the SECOXD PARTY to be incorrect or incomplete in any material-,:, respect; (e ) Pim pial Condition. 'If, in the judgment of the SECOND PARTY, ` the financial condition of the FIRST PARTY shall have changed unfavorably in a material degree from its condition as there— tofore represented to the SECOND PARTY. No waiver by the SECOND PARTY, express or .implied, of any such condition shall constitute a waiver thereof as applied to any subsequent obligation of $' the. SECOND PARTY under this AgRM=ent. i (2. Deposit of Proceeda. .THE FIRST PARTY will deposit the Grant, 4 and all funds which it has represented to the SECOND PARTY as on hand or hereafter available for the construction of the Projects in a bank or T banks which are members of the Federal Reserve System; in a special account or accounts.. `a 13 w 3. Disbursement of Proceeds. The FIRST PARTY will expend the funds in such special account or accounts only in paying the cost of constructing the Pro i Jett. 4. Accounts.. The FIRST PARTY will keep proper books of records and 3ecounts (separate from all other records. and accounts) in which complete and. iorrect entries shall be made of all transactions relating to the System 1 . and to the Project. 5. Information. During the construction of the Project, the FIRST PARTY will furnish to the SECOND PARTY all such information and data. as the �SECOI�D PA8TY1S engineers may request as to the construction, costand progress of the work. 6. RL-presentations and warranties. THE FIRST PARTY represents and J: warrants as follows: (aG) Authorization. All nesessary authorizations, pemmits, li- cenaes and approvals from Federal, Atate, county, municipal and other authorities have been or will be obtained for the A construction and operation of the Project. 4 (b) Litigation. No litigation or other proceedings are now pend �. s ing or threatened which might adversely affect the powers and w authority of the FIRST PARTY in reference to the construction47. or financing of the Project, or the financial condition of the FIRST PARTY (c) Fees and. Commissiona. No fees or commissionr.has been or will 4 4 r any of its officers, employee be paid by .the FIRST PARTY o agents or representatives., and no agreement to pay a fee or commission has been or will be entered into by or on behalf >: of the FIRST PARTY or any of its officers, employees, agents or representatives, in order to secure the Grant Hereunder. j (d) Affirmation. Every statement contained in this Agreement, in the application for a Grant, in any supplement thereto or G amendment thereof, and any other data submitted or to be sub ,i mitted to the SECOND PARTY by or on behalf of the. FIRST PARTY is, or when so submitted will be, correct and complete, and no"" revelant fact materially affecting the Project or the finance ing thereof by the FIRST PARTY has been or will be omitted ail 4 therefrom. 14 •1 7. Indemnification. THE FIRST PARTY will indemnify the SECOND PARTY against any loss or liability incurred by reason of any inaccuracy or incompleteness in any representation contained herein. S. Use of Second Party' s Name. Without the prior written consent f the SECOND PARTY, the FIRST PARTY will-not refer to this Agreement or to any rant authorized or made hereunder as an inducement for the purchase of any ecurities of the FIRST PARTY, and will not permit any purchaser from it of y such securities to do so. 9. Expenses.. The FIRST PARTY will pay all costa, charges and ex enses incident to compliance with all the terms and conditions of this Agree- 1.ent greelent on its part to be complied with, including,, without limiting the genera- lity of the foregoing, the cost of preparing, executing and delivering to the COND PARTYall the documents required herein to be furnished by the FIRST. ARTY. 10. Supplemental Instruments. Upon request, the FIRST PARTY will furnish such data., agreements. and other instruments. as the SECOND PARTY may eem necessary or desirable in connection with the performance of the obliga- ions of the FIRST PARTY under this Agreement. 11; Agreement Notfor the Benefit of Third Parties. This agree ent is not for the benefit of any person or corporation other than the parties ereto, 12. Kiscellaneous. No rights of the FIRST PARTY hereunder shall be assignable except with the prior written consent of the SECOND PARTY. ' All obligations of the FIRST PARTY shall cease upon payment in full of all costs of constructing the Project. This Agreement contains the entire agreement. be- .tween the parties, and shall be governed by and constued in accordance with the laws of the District of Columbia.. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the FIRST PARTY and the SECOND PARTY have respectively, caused this Agreement to be duly executed. as of the day and year fir st•, above written TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER, s;. „• ;u a r; ESSEX COUNTY MASSACHUSETTS BY SEAL. y(gnn„GW i A TEST': ` W MM STATES OF AMERICA �► ; li,c�:.�'� By a Federal Emergency Administrator. of Public Works:. (P.W., 77114) 15 -- - - - — --------------- Homes - -NoeeR 6 WARR[n, Inc. PYRLIBNKRR STANDARD LAW BLANK$ ,J BOQGN • MARR. r Form 494 . ` 1 .........................aa.ox..............................88. 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North Andoverp MaeesohueetLs............................I.............. ........................................................................................ _ .............:............:.................................................................................................................................................................................. ............................................:.........................................................^......................................I... gertaf fail nDf, as you will answer your default under the pains and penalties in the law in that behalf made and provided. gafib ax.........Lavrenoo................................the...........2?M.h.......................day of......JA ............................. ,d. D. 19 ekl. lspxn � t... ...... .... ....... ” NotAry Kb-lie—]uatl ae PLEASE ASK FOR ATTR. A. X* DOOLEY 4 A true copy, Attest; �' Deputy Sheriff _P-1/M IC' � i i TOWN MEETING S PTD4=.a 25, 1933,. TOWN WARRANT I COMMONNEAhTH OP MASSACHUSETTS. Essex Be. i To either of the Constables of the Town of North Andover: Greetings:- In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of North c s Andover, qualified to vote in Town Affairs, to meet in the Town -Hall, in said North Andover, onMonday the twenty- fifth day of September 1933, at seven thirty- o'clock P.M. , then and there to act upon the following business :— Article 1. To see if the town will raise and approp- riatefunds, to enable the Board of Public 'Forks to extend the Town Water Works Systea by making the following connections in the lines of main piping, namely: through Marbleridge Road, from Salen Street to the present terminus; through Chesnut Street, from Hillside Road ' to Rea Street; through Herrick Road from present terminus to pre- sent terminus; through Buckingham Road,' froni21iddlesex Street to present terminus ; through Perley Road, from High 'Street to present i terminus; through 'sSiley Court, from '.later Street to present termin- us; through Troy Road, from Thorndike Road to present terminus; requiring a total of 6260 feet of- 6 inch pipe and 500 feet of 8 inch waterpipe; and for that purpose will authorize the issue and sale at h. either public or private offering of bonds of the town in the aggre- gate sum of fifteen thousand (15, 000.00) dollars, payable not more w than ,ten years from date of issue ; said bonds to be in such form, to . �, ! bear such interest, to be payable, and tobe on such other terms and 5 i conditions , as may be determine by the meeting or by the Officers r and Boards of the town having authority in these particulars; and all under and as provided by Chapter 44, of the General Laws or by any special acts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts , as. possibly affected by Ferderal legislation, relating to the subject matter. Petition of the Board of Public forks. i Article 2. To see if the town will authorize and empower the Board of Public Works, in the name and behalf .of the town, to exe- cute. such contracts and take such other action as may be necessary or expedient to secure the approval and financial assistance of the United States., under the National Industrial Recovery Act and Reg- ulatioas, in the project specified in the above first article of the warrant. Petition of the Board of Public Works. i { And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting true and attested copies thereof at the Town Hall and at five: or morepublic places in each voting precinct; said copies to be posted not more F.: than fifteen days nor less than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of holding said meeting. Given under our hands at North Andover this 11th day of Septem- bar in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three. I Harry C. Foster N' James P. Hainsworth Selectmen of North Andover. Joseph V. Flanagan A true copy. Attest: Augustine J. Walsh, e° Constable. fy North Andover, September 13, 1933. i Officer' s Return North I have notified the inhabitants of North Andover, qualified� 933. to �. p I: Article 2. Voted: That the Board of Public Works, by a majority of its members, be and hereby are empowered and authorized in the name and behalf of the Town of North Andover, to make and enter into such contractual relations with the United States government or any agent thereof, in res- ., ,pect to making of connections in the water works system voted in the next preceding article of this warrant and the issue of bonds authorized to pay :for the same, as will secure assistance from the United States in paying for said project, under provisions of the National Industrial Recovery Act, Title 11 (Public Works) or other federal law or regulation issued thereun- der. The. vote was unaatimous. Witness my hand and the seal of the Town of North Andover, Hassachusetts, this eighteenth day of November A.D. 1933. Town Clerk of North Andover, Massachusetts. t 11t '.1 7,. _ 'vote in Town Affairs, by posting true and attested copies of this warrant at`,the Tom Hall and at five or more public places in each voting precinct, said copies having been posted not more than fifteen days nor less than ten days before the time of holding said meeting. Augustine J. lalsh Constable. 1, Joseph A. Duncan, Town Clerk of North Andover, Massachusetts, here by vertify that at the Town Meeting held September 25, 1933 , action was. taken as follows 4' ,; Article 1. Voted: That for the purpose of enabling the Board of ; Public Works to make connections in the main piping of the water works •,system specified in this article of the warrant, the Town of North Andovex �hexeby appropriates the sun of fifteen thousand.. (#15,000.00) dollar&, to be raised; by a loan of said amount; and for the payment of said loan hereby pro- ,r 4y,vides that the town shall issue serial bonds in the aggregate of fifteen thousand .($15,000.00)dollars, all payable within ten years -from the date of „, issue in such annual installments of principal as: will extinguish the *debt at its maturity, in accordance with provisions of Chapter forty-four of the ;;General 'Laws of the Commonwealth of Masachusetts; said bonds to be entitled '!Town; of North Andover Nater Loan of 1933; ” to be payable to bearer; to be ,,,signed by Treasurer, countersigned by a majority of the Board of Selectmen "and by majority of the Board of Public Works, and under the seal of the town; to beer such interest as may be fixed by the Treasurer with the approval of - the Selectmen; to 'be exempt from taxation in Massachusetts and so designated; I to .be in such units of denomination, to be dated, and in all particulars' not herein lawfully specified to be in such substance and form, as may be deter- mIned by the officers authorized to sign said bonds; all as provided in said Chapter forty-four of the General Laws or any other laws pertaining to the action herein taken. 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Of-ftblic Health, Frank F1'iabee, and ftereas by big passing, the Town will lose the services of tal• fiihoae ability And honesty wag unquestioned, and an oPfio- Be it Re80lved, that the Town Building be draped in mourning for a Period of seven days, a8 an expression of the sincere sorrow felt by the tolma people over big death, and Be it further Resolved, that an expression of our most sincere aJmP y be sent to the family of the lata . Fraiik.prisbee, and Be it further Resolved, that acopy of these resolutions be spread on the permanent records of the Board of Selectmen, and a Be it further Resolved, that a Copy of these resolutions be sent to Ura,...Frank--Trin bea. 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Saunders Studio — Picture of;Sewing Pdt 5.00,'/ ' Tree Department 100.00, Rubber Boots 40.56 Delivering Wood .tar Welfare Department 30.00 Offloe. Supplies 40.64 Rental•of Typowrlt err; ' 23.40 ✓� Electricity and Findings forSewing;Unit 24110 _ ,k Transp tiag.men to ProJ .ota 160.00 Phyaiclans Fees. &. First Aid Supplies 250.00. " Investigator's- Salary 308.00 p Santa Clans Project 25.00. 1V Police Dopartment. 150:00 Cabinet to store olothing _at.Legion Bldg. ,25.00 " Wood Project 0 00 0W&Wv pato �. �.� _ e,� � � ,� � � � � �� - � \ � � \ � � � � \ � � � � � � �� ' � �. � � r� � �� . �� A � � � � � � � \ � � � � � � v '� �. � 202 _._-------- _ ;------- y�- -�-�-s--�--yam- -- ----_ j4-? ---f49_f-09�i —ry-------;-._....�u."'1-- .wed-�`rY_��2_�o o ?__'�'e�,' �� s�j�. a.•�-` _. �•��p��G�..<��--�--�,,..,yam._� r• �� d_'_Y'r_"y��—eZ.dlt<-e�/+4 /�/ .cHCv/.LC/_Gr �'�.. __ _ _ - _ __..Ja�'�i_°�!_...�_�te� .�-i�1�•e-=— �`¢-+,mac.-ems_.. p, 203 O 4�.ltc�.:s��'-�-�-e��'cw r��s�+='=�= '�–•�.:.ur�s�e_—a —f os�= it . . 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April i, 1935 DISMBUMON OF E. R. g. APPROPRIATIOR Highua�y Departctent 83885400 Board of .Puhl1c Works 3e85r00 Tree Department 500.00 School Department SOC�00 Police Department MOODW Iaveatigmtor•a Salary 1144.00 Typeurstera 100.00 �Offioe Supplies, laoluding Telephone and truck to-deliver E.R.A. Co=oditiea 400.00 Storage at E.R.A. Cc*Ismary - 380.00 _ Fsadings for: Sexing, Unit — Electricity 3734;' Wood P"Jeot 373.00 Physiolans• Face & First gid Supplies 1000.00 *disc. 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F ' ry i .i / r / i i [CHAP.461] AN ACT PROvMDYG FOR PREFERENCE TO DE GIVEN TO VETERANS AND OTHERS IN THE EMPLOYMENT OF MECHAN- 'ICS, TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS AND LABORERS ON CERTAIN - PUBLIC WORKS, AND PROVIDING ALSO 'FOR THE PRIOR DETERMINATION BY THE COMMISSIONER OF LABORAND S- - INDUSTRIES•OF• THE MINIMUM WAQES TO BE PAID.Tp SAM _ EMPLOYEES ON SUL-a PUBLIC"WORES: Be it enacted, etc.,as follows: Chapter one hundred and forty-nine of the General Laws is hereby amended by striking out sections twenty-six and twenty-seven, as appearing in the Tercentenary Edition, and inserting in place thereof the six,following new see- tions:—Section 26.' In the employment of 'mechanics, teamsters, chauffeurs and•laborers•in't construction of public works by'the commonwealth,or by a county, town or, district, or by persons contracting'or sub-contracting for such works,preference shall first be given to citizens,of the commonwealth who have served'in the army or navy of the United.States in time of war and have been honor- ablydischarged therefrom or released from: active duty j . therein,and who are qualified to perform the work to which the employment"relates; and secondly, to citizens of the commonwealth generally, and, if they;cannot.be obtained r "'in'euRicientnnmbers Hien W'citizens of the United States;'.M and every contract for such work shall contain a provision to this effect. Each county, town or district in the con- struction of public works, or persons contracting or Sub- contracting for such works,shall give preference to veterans and citizens who are residents of such county; town or district._ The rate per hour of the wages paid to said mechanics, teamsters, cbauffeurs and laborers in the con- struction of public works shall not be.less than the rate or rates of wages to be determined by the commissioner as hereinafter provided; provided, that the wages paid to laborers employed on said works shall not be less than those paid to laborers in the municipal service of the, town or towns where said works are being constructed; provided, further, that where the same public work is to be con- structed in two or more towns,-the wages paid to laborers Shall not be less than those paid to laborers in the municipal service of the town paying the highest rate; provided, further, that if,in any of the towns where the works are to be constructed,a wage rate or wage rates have been estab- lished in certain trades and occupations by collective agree- meats or understandings between organized labor and em- ployers,the rate or rates to be paid on said works shall not be less than the rates so established; provided, further, that in towns where no such rate or rates have been so established, the wages paid to mechanics, teamsters,chauf- feurs and laborers on public works, shall not be less than the wages paid to the employees in the same trades and occupations by private employers engaged in the construe- tion.industry. This section shall also apply to regular em- ployees of the commonwealth, or of the county, town or district when such employees are employed in the con- struction, addition to or alteration of said works for which special appropriations are provided. Section 27. The commissioner shall prepare, for the use of such public officials or public bodies whose duty it shall be to cause public works to be constructed, a list of the several jobs usually performed on various types of public works upon which mechanics, teamsters, chauffeurs and laborers are employed. The commissioner shall classify said jobs, and he may revise such classification from time to time, as he may deem advisable. Prior to awarding a contract for the construction of public works, said public official or public body shall submit to the commissioner a list of the jobs upon which mechanics, teamsters, chauffeurs and laborers are to be employed,and shall request the com- missioner to determine the rate of wages to be paid on each job. The commissioner, subject to the provisions of the preceding section, shall proceed forthwith to determine the same, and shall furnish said official or public body with a schedule of such rate or rates of wages as soon as said determination shall have been made. In advertising or calling for bids for said works, the awarding official or public body shall incorporate said schedule in the advertise- ment or call for bids by an appropriate reference thereto, and shall furnish a copy of said schedule, without cost, to any person requesting the same. Said schedule shall be made a part of the contract for said works and shall con- tinue to be the minimum rate or rates of wages for said employees during the life of the contract. Any person engaged in the construction of said works shall cause a legible copy of said schedule to be kept posted in a con- spicuous place at the site of said works during the life of the contract. Whoever shall pay less than said rate or rates of wages to an employee on said works shall forfeit to the commissioner a sum equal to twice the difference between said rate or rates andthe wages actually paid to said em- ployee,said sum to be recovered by the commissioner in an action of contract for the benefit of the employee; and whoever, for himself, or as representative, agent or officer of another, shall take or receive for his own use or the use of any other person, as a rebate, refund, or gratuity, or in any other guise,any part or portion of the wages paid to any employee.for work done or service rendered on said public works, shall be punished by a fine of not less than one hun- dred nor more than five hundred dollars, or by imprison- ment for not more than six months, or both. Section 27A. Within three days from the date of the Chap.461.pada 2. i i first advertisement or call for bids, two or more employers of labor, or two or more members of a labor organization, or the awarding officer or official, or five or more residents of the town or towns where the public works are to be con- structed,may appeal to the associate commissioners from a wage determination, or a classification of employment as made by the commissioner,by serving on the commissioner a written notice to that effect. Thereupon the commis- sioner shall immediately cause the associate commissioners to hold a public hearing on the commissioner's action ap- pealed from. The associate commissioners shall render their decision not later,than three days after the closing of the hearing. The decision of a majority of the.associate commissioners shall be final and notice thereof shall be given forthwith to the awarding official or public body. Section 27B. Every contractor,sub-contractor or public body engaged in said public works to which the two pre- ceding sections apply, shall keep true and accurate register of all mechanics, teamsters, chauffeurs and laborers em- ployed thereon, showing the name, address and occupa- tional classification of each employee on said works, and the hours worked by, and the wages paid to, each such em- ployee,and shall furnish to the department upon its request a true statement of the same. Such records shall be kept in such manner as the commissioner shall prescribe, and shall be open to inspection by any authorized representa- tive of the department at any reasonable time and as often as may be necessary. Section 27C. Whoever, either by himself or an agent, superintendent or foreman-for another, violates any provi- Bion of the four preceding sections, where no other penalty has been provided for, shall be punished by a fine of not less than one hundred nor more than three hundred dollars for a first offence, and for a subsequent offence,by a fine of not less than two hundred nor more than five hundred dol- lars, or by imprisonment for not more than three months, or both. Whoever shall have been convicted of a second i violation of any of said provisions shall be prohibited from contracting, directly or indirectly, with the commonwealth or any county, city, or town for the construction of any public works, or from performing any work on the same as contractor or sub-contractor for a period of two years from the date of said conviction. Section 27D. Wherever used in sections twenty-six to twenty-seven C, inclusive, the words "construction" and "constructed", as applied to public works, shall include additions to and alterations of public works. Approved August 1, 1936. Chap.tei,page 3. 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Arnold John �^riel Samuel Bevin -- - r / � ' � /� / // / / ;/ / �i / / / / / � � � � ��r' � � � i , � i � � / � . i' i ' _ � �� i , ; � / � i/ i , ' �� /, � / / i � � / / / � / � l _ � `- / i / ' / /. �: / / /� / . i/ � ' i i i � i i / � / �' � / � � � / i s � � /' ' � / /, � ( / / � � �/ / � / / ��` � J / / / // i .. � � � � / � / / � � . , / � � � ►, � � ' / / / / � / /'� � /- � / , � /', � � i i i // � / r , TWA / I / �' .� � � � � � � ` � \ ,� �\ � � � � � � � � � \ �� \ �` � � � � �- � � •� � � � � � � � \ � � � V � � � � � �� \ � � ` \ � � � � `� 1 � � \ \ � � � � � . \ � \ � � � � � ;. , , a ., � � � ' � �. , \ � .� �. ' � � \ �.� \ � \ \ �� \ �� \ � \ � � � r It 1 v. HN: ��243 : ;ti u NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS— OFFICE ASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF - BOARD OF SELECTMEN II. April I3 ' 193,8 ., The following'mction duly,.seaonded' is*herbby adopted, as'"a 'vote snbjeot to approval -of THIS AdvisoryBoard-, , .That dt120 following amounts be; •trasferred ,from the Rize ' ':a Punct to the lContingent -Food: • -.•.- ;, , � ,: . X1637..34 < on ,e000uat of.. Ems rgenoy Flood Relies ' of Emer8ency :Iegal Expeuses 540.•00 Oa aonount of Extraordina ; , Y'Y"•Auditors'Ezpenses 77 Advisory Board have 'this .April. .Aapproved the transfer of the above amounts an outlined ia' the.,*Ote�''iri�m•;tho " TbaerVe' fund: Y, .. e4 �R All 311 14 i4 • 1i - 747 _ t ,� i' ,i � �i i i � /� � �' /� i � / ! i i, ii � / / // � /ice i � � � / / i /� / / /` /� i i ,� �,, � � � /' i ,/ / i/ / / ,/ � / iii i � � � � �� / � / � i ' � � / �' / i � /i / � i /' � / / . / � ��/ �/ � / � / / r� �' i /, � � i ii i ./ . i" ��, i , ; , � � , � ..� i ', ,i � � i � / i � i � � � r � � i / i •% � / � , i ii � i �� / i' �� i . •. i �: � � � / �,,. i �. � j� � i � � � � � �� , a, ,/ , ,' i / i i/ �/ �„ � �� ' i � , - � � i i �� / - �� / ;, � , � � � �. � �i , � /- / i �. / � , � !i , �. i -� - � / � � i � I � / .cam - � � � �/ iii i j / . / / / /. / / i � � � � � _i % , _ / /� '� � . . , , � / i i � / i i �, w � � � � / � / / � / � .% �/ � !i �/S'/ i /� / /� / / i i � i / � ,' /'� � / � / / � � � . � /,� / / / � %/ � � / � � ,/ - / / i / / / / �i . , � ' �/ �. � `ice .. / / /� i / � / � � / � / / I � i � / / /r / i / i i i i � I i i i r � ., i � �. i � , ' . i i / / /,', � / / i / � ,� // , i i �, �! / / � / i i _ i / � / /� i , i/ / / / / / . � / . � - // / � i, �• � � � / i / i r i / i" i� /, /� ,7, i / , � � � T � � / � i � i �� /, � i/ i "� � � � / �� i �. /' % / � i � � �', / /, i� � � / � � � � � � � � � � � � �, � . �, \ � � �� \ � � � \ � � � � � \ \ \ \ � � � � � � � � � �� ` � � �� \ � `\ \ � � � �, � �. � .� � � ;\ � � �� .� � � � � � � � . � � � �� • \ ' � � � �` � 1 � �'� �\ / � � �� ` �• - -� �, � � _ � i � /i I �' � .�,/� ; � � � � � ii / � i � i /� i i; - �- � � ►' -/. . i � � � _ � � � �, _ / / �! i � / / � /� i ' � � � i ,� � . / � �, � _ � , i / � / / ® � / - i / � � _ � . / � � , / - ..� �, , ' i ." � � / � / � � _ � � , / / `% . c � . , , i i � , i ,/ � � �, � / � , r ji , � � � , , i � � � � i � �/ _ r C. L. 'No. 26 M917 I... FEDERAL, E4;ERGENCY ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC WORKS STATE DIRECTOR 411 U. S. Post Office d Court House Building i' Boston, Massachusetts R July 14, 1930 Mr. Harry C. Foster, Chairmen Board of Selectmen, 91 Town Offices, n, is Dear Mr. Foster: �I The First Deficiency Appropriation Act, fiscal year 1936, became effective as of June 22, 1936 and includes a sum not to exceed $300,000,000 to be allocated I by the Federal Emergency Administrator of Public Works for grants to be allotted to Public Bodies to assist them in the financing of non-Federal public works. i. It is anticipated that funds for actual allotment will be made available in Ij the immediate future, the amount of grant not to exceed forty-five (45) per cent I,! of the project cost. If`your community wishes to participate in the program of Public Works to be carried out under the above cited Act, your application for specific projects "jhould be submitted to this office .at the earliost possible date. While no y assurance can be given that favorable action will be taken on such application, j it will be considered on its merits. d . The application should contain the following information: I' (a) Character of project (such as - water mains, sewer, bridge, school, etc.) ( ,< (b) Brief description, giving scope or dimensions of structures. Sketch drawing should be submitted if possible. (c) Estimated total cost, including all incidental costs such as Engineer's or Architect's fees, land or rights-of-way, movable Equipment, if any, etc.: (d) Statement of present status of project, - whether preliminary otuclies._havg ,been, ma¢e,,,, or. an,urchitoct„os engineer ,has been, selected and earliest date on which work could be advertised for bids, based on the preparation of complete plans and specifications. (e) State what official action must be token by the community in order to validate conclusion of an agreement with the Administrator relative to a grant allotment. Also earliest date on which such action could be token, and what individual, commission or board is, or may be, authorized to officially represent the community in � . such a matter. i L i C. L. No. 26 M917 All public work projects approved for construction under the First Deficiency Appropriation Act, fiscal year 1936, are subject to the terms of said Act in all its details. The application as submitted by you at this time will require further elaboration at a later date in order to estr.blish the conditions of unemployment in your .comm=ity as well as the ability of the community to finance its portion of the project costa However, the prompt filing of an application as outlined above will have the value of placing it in a favorable position for a-xly consider— ation by the Administr^tor. I A reply to this letter will be appreciated whether or not your decision is to submit an application for a grant allotment, as otherwise we shall be unable to complete our record of the canvass of prospective non—Federal PWA w)rk in Massachusetts which might be carried out under the terms of this Act. Please feel free to call on me at any time for further information or you may reach me by telephone — Boston Exchange — Liberty 5600 — Extension 198. Sincerely yours, 1 V J 1". ANDRETJ H. PETRSON State Director, PWA (. For the Administrator j I a i J I • 1 �I i j I r\i 2 � a5 2 51 August 3, 1936 t The following motion, duly socondod, is hereby adopted as a vote , subject to the approval of the Advisory Board: That the following waounts be trans- ferred from the Reserve Fund -- 1500.00 to the Contingent Fund for expense for new Auditing r system and for contingent expenses which may arise . IN w300.00 to the Auditorts Account for Extraordinary Auditor s ? 4•j Expe ns e s The Advisory Board has approved the transfer of theu above amounts frorc the Reserve Fund as outlined in the TI vote . . r; ` Si ed� gn ) Y; N or th Andover ) Mass . °P August 3, 1936ILAI "! A f 41,kC,- j 1 L 10QA3_ - ..e ._� .e_2 -.2 _�Y -3E'.. `w�1 .fin. ti i-.I..•`.. ..c}". ,.fi.4. i ,. =a-Z f- T "fit C - ri - - �a. - �', o�M�f�,-ri��-6.¢-l-v_�_R-d—ate _ �-K:�,.�!'��Cf-c.r,I•' "•'i'. �G�«"C�.✓ __y_-_y_s _/JF�- --b�e�t��.(e:C..y_.Y rz +� . , � ' i ,i � � � � r<, ii , � � r / � , � i � � / � � � -� ' � i i� � ' / �i i � / i � / ,� � i i / / / i � " .� -�� / i � ,- / / / I / / �s � / . / i � / / I � / :i i i / i /. � ,i / � � /i /. / / � /� / J / / � /� i i � . y � � i � � ,� / /. i � / � ' / � � �� ' j , �' � � � � / / / / � ' / � /� � i � i/ _ � / � / / � / / �% _/, �� Precinct Officers appointed to serve for one year. --Aug. 24, 1936 Precinct 1 Warden Albert Mitchell R. Deputy Warden Fernley Wilcox R. _ Clerk Alfred Be Garneau D. Deputy Clerk JohnuC:.Friel "X4 Deputy Ballot Clerk , Janes V. Lee R. Deputy Ballot Clerk William J. Dryden D. Ballot Clerk John W. Hegarty R. Ballot Clerk Edward Costello Do Inspector William 'C. McCarty D. i Inspector Mary McDonough R. Deputy Inspector Elizabeth A. Cunio D. Deputy Inspector Hubert Wilcox R. Precinct 2 j . Warden James Taylor R.: Deputy Warden Wilfred Wild . R. Clerk Margaret Kane D. Deputy Clerk Daniel DRyle D. , Ballot Clerks - Pearl Thompson R. Ballot Clerk George P. Leecock D. Deputy Ballot Clerk Patrick Cotter D. - ✓ Deputy Ballot Clerk James McClung R. Inspector Reginald DeVebber Jr. D. i Inspector John Hay R. Deputy Inspector John P. Harrington R. Deputy Inspector John McDuffie Jr. D. i I i i Precinct Three Warden Horace Culpon R. Deputy Warden Harold Holt R. " ClerkJohn Be White D. Deputy ,Clerk Elizabeth'Trombly D. Ballot Clerk Louis Broadhead R. Ballot Clerk Michael Cain D. Deputy Ballot Clerk F. Hosea Bradstreet R. Deputy Ballot Clerk Dancan V. Boyle D. Inspector James Hennessy R.77 eta Inspector Mary Foley DoG Deputy Inspector a ti Deputy Inspector Charles Pitman R. ' Breoinct Four " Warden Charles Driver R.; Deputy Warden John H. Milnes -R. • ' 4 a Clerk James DeAdder D. - Deputy Clerk .. Mary Me 'Dolan D. 4 Ba1-lot Clerk _ George A. Rea R. ry Ballot Clerk William F. Lawler D. + . Deputy Ballot' Clerk Fred`Whittier R.: '. M ,s wN Deputy Ballot Clerk . Dbnald Cox D. is inspector Sidney Rea R Inspector p tore James -Dillon D. ,, u Deputy Inspector Henry G. sebruendor D. Deputy Inspector Herbert Meade' R. 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L, e z f el nA Qf -� � .�... � - -._�!•--,.14'.s�w".cF.�.�.S.�_�/man— '^at c d'P'� es�/b`er.11 �.,... 26.0. . 'r • �p r y�' I NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF ' i BOARD OF SELECTMEN I i I October 26, 1936 j The following motion, ally seconded, is hereby adopted as vote, subject to the approval of the Advisory Board; That the following amount be transferred from the Reserve Fund-.- $250.00 to the Tax Title Account for the advertising and taking of properties by the Tax Collsctor . The Advps*ry Board has approved the transfer of the above amount from the Reserve Fund as outlined in the vote. Signed Board f rQ selectmen �l c2H ►e� Advisory Board -r �dzr p.2bj T.� �I nom; .�' f _.. � Y 'it8� S 4 � /*.1 Y ? 1 H .t j �: co � ' � 1 =. s � � . - - �, � � ' � � - x � �� , , i � i f � � f � i i � I I � ; I � f � � � i � , � � � , � � , � �� I , I � � . E ! � I � i i � i , � � � � � i � � ; L � c ; � � � , . I � � - � � : { I _ � %� i i � ' � .i , i ,� i i � , ,. ,' � � � /' i i , �� , � � / , �/ � �� / • i �', / � � � i /./i / �' , � :� i ... � / i i i i i / /' / � i / , i � %/ �� i i i� / /', / i •/� / / / , � / , i :n / � ; / i / i �, / �. i ,� �•. / , � r" - � !' / / �, i � v / i i/ � �� ,/ i � , i� � � A i ilml ME 264 D yI�A- Legal Native 1 24e inhabitants of the 2bra Of *rth Aadovor aro hereby notified that tho.Board of 34oetmoa have voted to restrain all dogs tar a period of 90 days oomoeneiug November 24p 1996. 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' The following motion, duly seconded.. is hereby adopted as a vote, subject to the approval of the Advisory Board: That the Following amount be transferred from the Reserve Fund; y x$300.00 to the Maintainance of Town Building appropriation. The Advisory Board has approved the transfer of the above amount £rom'the Reserve Fund as outlined in the vote.. Signed x a e: Board of e� 0.1?; �� lectme'n " a i Advisory + T Board S bl C �t MC!�wr2 i ' 69 December 14, 1936 The following motion, duly seconded, is hereby _ adopted as a vote , subject to the approval of the. Advisory Board: That the following amounts be transferred from the Reserve Fund— WO-00 to the Board of Public Welfare appropriation. $ 100.00 to the Soldiers , Relief appropriation. The Advisory Board has approved the transfer of the above amounts from the Reserve Fund as outlined in .the vote. a . (Signed) f , /- Board r(' f: a Selectmen I' �i North Andover, Dass . December �L� , 1936 r . 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