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Board of Commissioners
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[Document 20—1926.]
ANNUAL REPORT
PARK DEPARTMENT
ELEVEN MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 192o.
Boston, December 31, 1925.
Hon. James M. Curley,
Mayor of Boston.
Dear Sir, — The Park Commission respectfully sub-
mits its annual report for the year ending December 31.
1925. It reviews the relation of the park system to
recent park developments.
The report of the Deputy Commissioner, hereto
attached, describes fully the details of our year.
Very respectfully yours,
James B. Shea, Chairman,
Charles A Coolidge,
Myron P. Lewis,
Commissioners.
City Document No. 20.
REPORT OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER.
Boston, December 31, 1925.
To the Board of Park Commissioners.
. Dear Sirs, — I respectfully beg leave to submit a
report of work performed under the direction of your
Board during the year 1925.
The year 1925 witnessed a great many alterations
and improvements, additional playgrounds, extensions
to the Zoo, etc.
In compiling this report I will enumerate only the
more important items.
One of the most important changes was the opening
of Franklin Park to autos, which required the widening
and resurfacing of the road in Frankhn Park, between
Blue Hill avenue and Forest Hills street. Work was
started on December 15, 1924, and completed in August,
1925, at an estimated cost of $117,300.
The pohcy adopted by the Park Department of
building bleachers on the more important and larger
playgrounds was continued on the WiUiam Eustis
Playground, Roxbury, where renovations to the play-
ground and the building of bleachers was completed
in the early summer at a cost of $46,000.
Another important improvement was the grading
and foaming of the William H. Garvey Playground in
Neponset. This playground, which has been a morass
for a number of years, was placed in playable condition
early in the spring at a cost of $26,000; a field house
was also built on this playground at a cost of $24,000.
This section of the city is now taken care of for a num-
ber of years.
A beginning was made on the changes in the Fens in
the securing and spreading, etc., of the filling for the
new road at a cost of $7,770.
A new playground in Roxbury, in the vicinity of
Heath street, near the Jefferson School, was laid out
and graded at a cost of $12,000.
Another new playground that was graded and loamed
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was the Brookside Avenue Playground, Jamaica Plain;
also Wellington street, East Boston.
A new field house was built at the John H. L. Noyes
Playground, East Boston, at a cost of $22,000.
The policy of permanent road surfacing was con-
tinued during the year and the following roads were
laid down to bitulithic pavement:
Commonwealth avenue, between Leamington
road and Chestnut Hill avenue, $10,000.
Riverway, from Huntington avenue to Longwood
avenue, and the widening of same, $66,000.
Zoological Garden.
The death rate at the Zoological Garden was again
exceptionally low, in fact one of the lowest in the
country.
A number of important acquisitions which were pur-
chased during the year were as follows:
A large private collection of birds from W. R. Samp-
son, which comprises 190 specimens; a large collection
of ducks and geese of various species; pair of musk
oxen, one Ceram cassowary, two cro^vned cranes, two
marabou storks, two griffon vultures, two Ruppel's
vultures, three Egyptian white vultures, four Egyptian
black vultures, four African sand grouse, four chukar
partridges, four scarlet ibis, and two patas monkeys.
A large number of animals were bom during the year,
the most important being that of a yak calf, the first
ever born in Boston. Other births were buffalo calf,
llama, two red deer fawns, two sika deer fa^Mis and
kangaroo.
Among the gifts to the Zoological Garden were six
reindeer, presented by the Boston American, and a
lion cub presented by Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Creighton.
The attendance during the past year showed that
public interest in the institution is steadily increasing.
The police estimate that 50,000 men, women and chil-
dren visited the Zoological Garden the first Sunday of
daylight saving.
Aquarium.
The end of the year finds the Aquarium in better
shape than ever before. For the first time in yenTs
the Aquarium has gone through the entire whiter
without an empty tank.
4 City Document No. 20.
One of the outstanding accomplishments was the
renewing of the salt water piping system which was-
replaced by hard lead pipe which has a mechanical
strength much greater than soft lead. The Boston
Aquarium is the first institution of its kind to use this
piping for salt water work.
In September the first concrete exhibition tank in the
Aquarium was completed and quickly demonstrated its
vast superiority over the old wooden tanks.
At the present time we have over 1,500 specimens
with about 112 varieties.
We are indebted to the Massachusetts Fish and Game
Commission for 10 adult small. mouth black bass and
100 Chinook or King Salmon.
The hatchery is rapidly becoming an important
factor in the supply of trout for exhibition.
The total attendance during the year was 250,000;
largest monthly attendance was 55,000.
The Boston Aquarium at the present time ranks fifth
in size among the public aquariums of this country. It
is surpassed by New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco
and Detroit in the order named.
Gymnasia.
The year 1925 was very successful. The gymnasium
classes were very poplar, and the monster demonstra-
tion held at the Arena in which classes from the various
gymnasia were brought together for the first time proved
a revelation to a great many people.
Beaches.
Not one life was lost during the year 1925 on any of
our beaches under the control of this department.
Larger crowds than ever before patronized the beaches,,
the houses being filled to capacity.
The L Street Bath, the most p?opular bathhouse in the
country, will have to be rebuilt before 1926 bathing
season.
Moth and Tree Division.
The entire city was inspected for the gypsy, brown-
tail, Oriental and satin moth. The gypsy moth infesta-
tion was very light; the brown tails were only found
PaKK DEPARTxMEiVT. 5
in one place; the Orientals had decreased, and the satin
moth had increased — over 00,000 inspections were made
and 24,000 places sprayed.
A large number of street trees were planted and a
great many removals made.
This division deserves special commendation for the
large amount of work performed during the past year.
Band (Concerts.
During the summer band concerts were given on
Boston Common, Marine Park, Jamaica Pond, Franklin
Park, World War Memorial Park, McConnell Park,
Dorchester, and Madison Park, Roxbury, also Everett
square, Hyde Park.
Cemetery Division.
Mt. Hope. — An area was developed for single graves
and a large amount of planting was done, all the main
avenues were resurfaced. This cemetery was a credit
to the city during the year.
FairvieiLi. — A large amount of land was developed for
single grave lots; some of the roads were rebuilt and a
great many improvements made throughout the year.
In the remaining eighteen cemeteries a large number
of important improvements were made and this division
is in excellent condition at the present time.
I again wish to call^ the attention of the commission
to the preservation of old grave stones, especially those
in King's Chapel and the Central Burying Ground,
which are fast disintegrating.
Recommendations.
I respectfully recommend that the two one-way road-
ways be completed as rapidly as possible in the Fens,
owing to the number of accidents which will occur there
otherwise.
The widening of the Riverway, especially at the curve
between Longwood avenue and Brookline avenue, should
be completed this year.
The side road, from Washington street to Leamington
road, should be rebuilt and resurfaced, owing to the large
number of new buildings erected, which will make this
area extensively traveled during the ensuing year.
6 City Document No, 20.
The traffic road in the Arborway, from Pond street to
Centre street, should also be rebuilt.
Field houses should be erected on various playgrounds
and the playgrounds resurfaced.
I also recommend that no further playgrounds be pur-
chased until such time as the present playgrounds are
put in first-class condition.
Respectfully submitted,
W. P. Long,
Deputy Commissioner.
Park Department.
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A. Personal Service as per Schedule A . . . $966,492 60
1. Permanent employees 907,109 98
2. Temporary employees 55,137 75
3. Unassigned 4,244 87
B. Service Other than Personal . . . . . 212,947 75
1. Printing and binding 1,322 00
3. Advertising and posting . . . . . 166 50
4. Transportation of persons 1,767 12
5. Cartage and freight 298 84
6. Hire of teams and auto trucks .... 43,476 36
8. Light, heat and power 12,278 86
10. Rent, taxes and water 5,463 17
12. Surety bond and insurance premiums . . 24 00
13. Communication 2,679 63
14. Motor vehicle repairs and care .... 4,598 71
16. Care of horses 16 00
18. Cleaning 68 75
21. Removal of snow 1,214 63
22. Medical 33 00
28. Expert 2,321 86
29. Stenograpliic, copying and indexing . . . 193 17
35. Fees, service of venires, etc. .... 120 00
37. Photographic and blueprinting .... 859 49
39. General plant 125,464 61
42. Music, concerts, etc 10,581 05
C. Equipment 35,643 18
4. Motor vehicles 8,631 28
6. Stable 512 74
7. Furniture and fittings . . • . . . 4,722 91
8. Educational and recreational .... 1,076 62
9. Office 79 58
10. Library 96 05
13. Tools and instruments 6,917 13
14. Live stock . . 2,950 00
16. Wearing apparel 8,599 25
17. General plant 2,057 62
D. Supplies 104,199 96
1. Office 4,107 99
2. Food and ice 563 16
3. Fuel 42,116 47
4. Forage and animal 26,295 40
5. Medical, surgical, laboratory .... 176 95
8. Laundry, cleaning, toilet 6,115 22
9. Educational and recreational . . ... 3,171 76
10. Agricultural 12,609 52
11. Motor vehicle ........ 6,055 43
13. Chemicals and disinfectants .... 924 52
16. General plant 2,063 54
E. Materials 58,199 97
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10. Electrical 652 35
12. Parks and recreational 42,645 54
13. General plant 7,019 43
F. Special Items ■ . . . 10,115 35
7. Pensions and annuities 7,480 27
11. Workingmen's compensation .... 2,635 08
G. Miscellaneous Items 1,032 70
6. Christmas Tree Celebration .... 1,032 70
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For Eleven Months Ending December 31, 1925.
Pauk Division.
From golf permits and use of lockers at Frank-
lin Park , .S27j;i0 00
For labor, suppression of gvpsy and l)r()\vii-1ail
moths 7,7.58 14
For use of towels and soap in j^layground
houses ^'^"^i '^
From sale of buildings 2.57 60
From permits, openings, occui)ations, etc. . 2,322 02
Commission on telephones 19 41
From rents • • 19,400 8.5
From French Fund, income .... 200 GO
Sale of junk, wood, shrubs, etc 12.5 00
From use of bandstands 90 00
For damage to department property . 56 65
Refund on traveling expenses — purchase of
fish 11 7.3
Sale of drinking fountain 1 1 0(T
Confiscated check submitted with proposal not
fulfUled 300 00
$61,056 78
Bath Division.
For use of bathing suits, towels, etc. . . .$35,641 82
From commission on telephones ... 65 06
From sale of bathhouses 156 50
Rents 799 99
36,663 37
$97,720 15
Above receipts were credited as follows:
General revenue, city income .... $97,262 55
Sinking Fund 257 60
Appropriation 200 00
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City Document No. 20.
Expenditures of Loan, Revenue and Special Appropriations from
February 1, 1925, to December 31, 1925.
Adams street, Dorchester, Playground:
Labor $568 46
Completion of payments:
Grading, contractor, J. C. Coleman & Sons
Company 412 48
Allston Playground, hnprovemeyits:
Labor
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Animals, Birds, etc.:
Birds, Ellis S. Joseph
Birds, William R. Sampson
Birds, Louis Ruhe, Inc. .
Traveling expenses, Walter H
Birds, J. M. Cutting
Birds, Henry Bartels
Birds, G. D. Tilley .
Transportation, James B. Shea
Traveling "expenses, Daniel J. Harkins
Monkey, John J. McDonald .
Arnold Arboretum, Improvements:
Wall, Thomas J. Shea . '.
Labor
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Gates, P. J. Dinn & Co.,
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin
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290 00
240 00
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106 60
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346 00
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Monument, contractor, John F. Paramino
Completion of payments:
Work at Parkman Bandstand, contractor,
Frank J. Low & Co
Pipe repairs. Public Works Department
Completion of payments:
Work at Parkman Bandstand, contractor,
Western Electric Company, Inc.
Repairs, R. A. Bossi Company
Tree work, Sheehan Brothers .
Electric work, Charles E. Gallagher
Link fence and repairs, P. J. Dinn & Co.,
Radio wiring, J. B. Hunter Company .
Repairs, John J. Flynn ....
Architect, Derby & Robinson
Repairs, J. C. Coleman & Sons Company
Painting, William P. Dolan
Loam, M. McGinnis & Co., .
Lumber, Curtis & Pope Lumber Company
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Soot, R. & J. Farquhar Company .
Repairing sidewalks, California Products
Company of New England
Screens, Frank J. Low & Co.,
Carried forward $27,412 99
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2,386 33
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Freight charges, Boston & Maine Railroad . 18 00
Photographs, Frank B. Conlin ... 10 00
Carolina Avenue Playground:
Expert service, Reber Sunnner
Caslle Island, Improvemenls, etc.:
Bridge repairs, D. F. Reardon & Sons
Travehng expenses, James B. Hhea
f]xpert service, Henry C. Mildram
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Printing, Printing Department
Blueprints, Modern Blue Print Company
Charlestown Playground:
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318 60
250 00
204 49
190 90
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Columbus Park, Improvements:
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Expert service, George L. Watson
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duits, etc., New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company
Trees, William H. Moon Company
Electric wiring, Charles E. Gallagher
Cleaning beach, Thomas J. Shea .
Linestone, J. P. O'Connell & Co. .
Repairs, R. A. Bossi Company
Loam, M. McGinnis & Co.
Expert service, Ralph A. Plunket .
Installing toilet, John Y. Gillespie
Expert service, M. F. Sullivan
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin
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Bathhouse, contractor, Alco Construction
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Gratings, Gibby Foundry Company
Tree pits, George J. Regan
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Lumber, Curtis & Pope Lumber Company
Traveling expenses, James B. Shea
Expert service, Edward T. Murphy
Repairs, John F. Shea Company
Freight charges. New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad ....
Hardware, Burditt & Williams Company
Measure, B. L. Makepeace, Inc. .
Blueprints, Blue Prints Company
Dorchester Park, Improvements:
Completion of payments:
Grading and loaming, contractor, J. C.
Coleman & Sons Company ....
Loam, cinders, etc., M. McGinnis & Co.
Chain link fence, P. J. Dinn & Co.
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Ci^Y Document No. 20.
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Fens, Athletic Field:
Repairs, R. A. Bossi ComiJany
Lumber, Curtis & Pope Lumber Company
Labor
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Furnishing and spreading filling, contractor,
J. C. Coleman & Sons Company
Filling and loaming, contractor, J. C
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Pipe repairs, filling, etc., J. C. Coleman &
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Architect, Arthur A. ShurtlefT
Repairing fountains, George Regan
Repairs and removing granite, Thomas
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Road repairs, Warren Brothers Company
Tree work, Sheehan Brothers
Repairs, R. A.. Bossi Company
Ground bone, R. & J. Farquhar Company
Frames and gratings, Gibby Foundry
Companj^
Photographs, Frank B. Conlin
Painting bridge, William P. Dolan
Typewriting, Marl L. Loughlin
Advertising, City Record .
Fens, Plans:
Labor
$487 00
446 35
432 00
$7,667 00
2,523 55
1,879 00
1,453 39
985 00
935 00
674 40
265 00
257 00
116 00
80 25
77 50
40 00
30 50
12 00
Franklin Park, Building Imrprovements:
Labor
Wire fences and repairs, P. J. Dinn & Co.,
Repairs, R. A. Bossi Company
Loam, sand, etc., M. McGinnis & Co. .
Bulbs, plants, etc., R. & J. Farquhar & Co.,
Installing pipe and repairs, Charles E. Gal-
lagher .
Bridle path, J. C. Coleman & Sons Company,
Work on golf links, George J. Regan
Repairs, John Y. Gillespie ....
Manure, Thomas J. Shea ....
Repairs, etc., J. C. Coleman & Sons Com-
pany . .
Crushed stone, New England Crushed Stone
Company
Repairs, John J. Flynn . . .
Lumber, Curtis & Pope Lumber Company,
Tar, Independent Coal Tar Company .
Repairs, Trask Heating Company
Repairs, Shea Brothers
Repairs, Edison Electric Illuminating Com-
pany
Pipe, etc., J. P. O'Connell & Co. .
Photographs, Frank B. ConHn
Flower pots, Dorchester Pottery Company,
Repairs, John F. Shea & Co
Repairs, Narragansett Machine Company .
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Carried for ward - .
$13,053 10
3,192 50
3,048 60
2,642 76
1,958 42
885 00
875 00
851 80
792 00
659 70
635 00
450 79
595 00
394 67
297 60
287 35
250 00
228 26
180 97
138 00
81 14
65 00
58 50
42 46
1,365 35
16,995 59
26 27
$31,663 62 $87,698 37
Park Department.
?>?>
Brought forward
Painting, William P. Df)lari . , . .
Typewriting, Mary L. Louglilin
Frames, etc., Pul)lic Works DefKulinenl
Concrete, Cambridge Cement Stone (Jom-
pany
Franklin. Pari:, Jiecon.slriu-litu/ Roads, etc.:
Resurfacing roads, contractor, J. C. Cole-
man & Sons Company . . . .
Completion of paymetda:
Widening and resurfacing roads, etc., con-
tractor, Martino DeMatteo
Walks and roads, Thomas J. Shea
Labor
Stone wall, J. C. Coleman & Sons Company,
Frames and gratings, Gibby Foundry Com-
pany
Repairing roads, M. McGinnis & Co.
Tree work, Sheehan Brothers
Photographs, Frank B. Conlin
Advertising, City Record .
Blueprints, B. L. Makepeace, Inc.
Marine Park, Head House, etc.:
Labor
$:n,mi 02
25 00
17 50
L5 50
T.i 00
S59,<i;i5
97
1H,2-M)
22
2,0()5
00
1,624
.50
1 ,590
00
1,022
25
560
50
245
00
90
00
13
50
4 80
S87,698 37
:{|,794 71
85,381 74
71 91
Marine Park, Improvements, etc.:
Pier, contractor, Guiney & Hanson Con
struction Company ....
Lumber, George McQuesten Company
Repairs, R. A. Bossi Company
Iron posts and repairs, P. J. Dinn & Co.
Labor
Painting, William P. Dolan ...
Repairs, J. C. Coleman & Sons Company
Hardware, Burditt & Williams Company
Lumber, Curtis & Pope Lumber Company
Expert service, H. W. Hay ward
Typewriting, Marj^ L. Loughlin
Advertising, City Record ....
Blueprints, B. L. Makepeace, Inc.
Mary Heinenway Playground, Improvements:
Concrete walls, contractor, J. C. Coleman &
Sons Company
Completion of pay mods:
Grading, contractor, J. C. Coleman & Sons
Company
Labor
Laying drain, George J. Regan
Fence, P. J. Dinn & Company
Pipe, Portland Stone Ware Company
Frames, Public Works Department
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin
Advertising, City Record .
Blueprints, B. L. Makepeace, Inc.
Carried foHoard.
. S12,970 00
2,157 80
1,875 00
1,003 20
648 00
625 00
490 17
238 48
62 59
25 00
17 00
13 00
4 80
20,130 04
§3,386 20
3,175 00
1,350 00
990 00
575 00
85 80
52 50
14 25
12 00
'. . 3 83
9,644 58
8234,721 35
34
City Document No. 20.
Brought forward 1:234,72135
Mission Hill Playground:
Labor 49
North End Park, Improvements:
Payments on accotint:
Repairs, R. A. Bossi Company
Architect, O'Connell & Shaw .
Labor
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Orchard Park, Improvements:
Labor
Repairs, John J. Flynn .
.$12,819 24
1,395 03
60 00
10 25
6 31
$1,172 00
184 00
Orient Heights Playground:
Payments on account:
Field house, contractor, John P. Curley
Completion of payments:
Filling and grading, contractor, J. C. Cole-
man & Sons Company
Grading, etc., Thomas J. Shea
Filling, Edward J. McHugh & Son
Labor
Test borings, B. F. Smith & Co.
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin
Advertising, City Record .
Blueprints, B. L. Makepeace, Inc.
$14,779 80
3,697
30
890
00
629
64
297 00
160
82
133
95
47
00
33
50
9
60
Park, Park Square District:
Land:
Courtland Realty Company,
Lloyd G. Taylor .
$182,500 00
87,100 00
$269,600 00
Expert service, Francis F. Harrington . . 375 00
Expert service, John B. Graham . . . 100 00
Expert service, Reber Sumner . . . 20 00
Permanent Parkway and Roadway Pavement:
Roads, contractor, J. C. Coleman & Sons Company
Playground at Bolton and West Third Streets:
Land:
John J. Donovan .
Grace A. E. Harrison and
Jennie F. Edgecomb
Mary J. McCarthy
Margaret Sheehan
Margaret Sheehan
Katherine Lundmark
Vicenty Cydzik
John and Mary Fallon
Albert E. Cougle
LinvUle H. Wardwell
John Meliaka
Estate, Thomas T. Donovan
Carried forward $51,432 00
$12,177 00
1
8,099 00
6,070 00
3,689 00
3,537 00
3,345 00
3,275 00
3,042 00
3,037 00
2,460 00
1,778 00
1 923 00
"t^i 13^^ no
14,290 S3
1,356 00
20,678 61
270,095 00
50,000 00
,142 28
Park Department.
35
S3 15 40
245 00
225 00
115 00
10 00
Brought forwavd ....
Expert service, Reber Sumner
Expert service, Francis P. Harring-
ton
Expert service, James F. Farley
Exi)ert service, James G. Wolff
Expert service, Mary E. Matthews,
Labor
Photographs, Frank li. Conlin
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Playgtound, Brook&ide Avenue and Cornwall
Street:
Land, William A. Gaston et al. .
Grading, contractor, J. C. Coleman & Sons
Company
Spreading loam, contractor, J C. Coleman &
Sons Company
Frames and gratings, Gibby Foundry Com-
pany
Expert service, Reber Sumner
Photographs, Frank B. Conlin
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Expert service, Mary E. Matthews
Expert service, Francis F. Harrington .
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin
Advertising, City Record
Playground, Columbia Road and Ceylon Street:
Labor
Land, Joseph Verrochi ....
Removing foundation, Thomas J. Shea
Installing backstop, P. J. Dinn & Co. .
Pipe, Public Works Department .
Expert service, Reber Sumner
Photographs, Frank B. Conlin
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
$51,432 00 $591,142 28
910 40
825 00
63 00
44 35
$11,600 00
2,299 40
1,495 10
193 36
65 00
54 00
47 19
30 00
25 00
22 50
11 00
Playground, Cottage Street District, East Boston
Land, East Boston Company
Grading, Edward J. McHugh & Son
Payments on account:
Spreading cinders, contractor, Edward .
McHugh & Son
Clearing grounds, Thomas J. Shea
Frames and grates, Gibby Foundry Company
Expert service, James F. Farley
Expert service, John Beck
Expert service, Francis F. Harrington .
Photographs, Frank B. Conlin
Expert service, Reber Sumner
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin
Advertising, City Record ....
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Blueprints, B. L. Makepeace, Inc.
Playground, district bounded by Castle, Washing-
ton, Dover and Tremont Streets:
Lumber, George McQuesten Company
Labor
$9,867 25
5,180 36
841 50
820 00
224 20
95 00
27 00
6 57
$37,949 50
2,808 90
1,901 87
960 30
250 71
200 00
200 00
70 00
67 50
20 00
18 25
13 00
12 59
3 60
$447 13
216 00
53,274 75
15,842 55
17,061 88
44,476 22
Carried forward
$663 13 $721,797 68
36
City Document No. 20.
Brouylit forward
Painting, William P. Dolan .
Photographs, Frank B. Conlin
Crushed stone, J. P. O'Connell & Co. .
Playground, Eagle Hill Distrid, East Boston:
Labor
Grading, M. McGinnis & Co.
Repairs, R. A. Bossi Company
Photographs, Frank B. Conhn
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin
Advertising, City Record
Blueprints, B. L. Makepeace, Inc.
Riverway Improvements :
Labor
S663 13
95 00
36 00
22 50
$721,797 68
$969 50
770 00
374 00
58 50
28 36
22 50
22 50
2 55
816 63
2,247 91
• 38 44
William J. Barry Playground, Enlargement
and ImprovemetLl:
Land, Louis Rubin
Fence, P. J. Dinn & Co. ....
Grates and frames, Gibby Foundry Com-
pany
Frame, Pubhc Woi-ks Department .
Setting tablet, John Evans & Co., Inc. .
Expert service, Reber Sumner
William E. Carter Playground, Bleachers, etc.:
Fence, contractor, American Fence Con-
struction Company
Com-pletion of ■payments:
Concrete bleachers, contractor, J. A.
Singarella
Advertising, City Record .....
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin . . .
William Eustis, William E. Carter and John J.
Connolly Playgrounds, Improvements, etc.:
Labor
Bronze tablet, John Evans & Co., Inc. .
Cleaning grounds, Tliomas J. Shea .
William Eustis Plaijground, Extension and
hnprovement:
Completion of payments:
Grading and concrete bleachers, contractor,
J. C. Coleman & Sons Company
Backstops, P. J. Dinn & Co. .
Labor
Repairs, George J. Regan
Bronze tablet, John Evans & Co., Inc.
Painting, William P. Dolan
Frames and gratings, Gibby Foundry Com
pany
Photographs, Frank B. Conlin
Frame and cover, Public Works Department
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughlin
$15,500 00
1,020 00
54 00
17 50
15 00
5 00
$2,637 62
300 00
13 00
6 25
$405 00
348 00
187 00
$13,591 65
910 00
810 00
650 00
348 00
235 00
121 00
91 00
17 50
6 50
16,611 50
2,956 87
940 00
16,780 65
Carried fonvard
379 26
Park Department.
37
Brou(/kt f(>r(i'(i'i<l
William H. (iarvey IHaygrountl, / tnjrroi'emoilx
Completion of puyincnls:
(irading and loamiiifi;, ('ontnu-foi', M
McCiinnis & Co
Faymenta on account:
Field House, contractor, Nicola Gentile
Lumber, Curtis & Pojic Ijumber Com])any
Backstops, P. J. Dinn & Co. .
Frames and gratings, Gibby Foundry Com
pany ......
Test borings, B. F. Smith & Co.
Trees, Baj'^ State Nurseries
Architect, Arthur A. ShurtlciT
Labor, M. McGinnis & Co. .
Photographs, Frank B. Conlin
Typewriting, Mary L. Loughliu
Cement, J. P. O'Connell & Co.
.Vdvertising, City Record .
lilueimnts, B. L. Makejjeace, Inc.
Winthrop Square, Charlestoim, Improvements
Ivabor
World War Memorial Park, East Boston, Bath
House, etc.:
Repairs, John J. Flynu . .
Labor
Electric wiring, Charles E. Gallagher
Architect, Arthur A. Shurtleff
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267
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243
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235
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232
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142
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37
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24,494 33
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206 87
168 00
15 33
1,170 20
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$915,052 67
Public Park and Playground Debt.
Liabilities.
Total loans outstanding, December 31, 1925
Resources.
Sinking Funds, December 31, 1925
Net debt, December 31, 1925
.$8,858,800 00
. 3,834,953 19
.$5,023,846 81
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Name of Playground.
Attendance.
Barry Playground (clcsed) *
Billings Field
Carter Playground
Connolly Playground
Charlesbank
Charlestown
Columbus Park
Charlestown Heights
Emmons Playground
Fallon Field
Franklin Field
Gibson Playground
Cronin Playground
Healey Playground.
Holland Playground
Lee Playground
Mission Hill Playground . . .
Murphy Playground
Portsmouth Playground
Rogers Playground
Ringer Playground
Ronan Playground
Smith Pond Playground (Hyde Park)
Smith Playground (Brighton)
Sullivan Playground
Sweeney Playground
William Eustis Playground
West 1 hird Street Playground
World War Memorial ParJ^
Walker Plaj'ground
Winthrop Playground
Garvey Playground
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266.437
346,963
143,210
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160,446
123,221
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99.850
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56,653
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Qolf Attendance and Revenue, 1925.
Date.
Attendance.
Annual
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Daily
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Locker
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April
May
June
July
August. . . .
September.
October. . .
November.
December. .
2,354
7,687
7,625
8,958
8,208
6,850
4,239
2,438
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1,430 00
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200 00
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1,580 00
1,816 00
1,840 00
1,750 00
1,229 00
454 00
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597 00
174 00
72 00
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$11,121 00
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Daily fee. . .
Locker fee .
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11,121 00
1,629 00
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School
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Working
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Women.
Girls.
Mothers.
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Cabot Street Gymnasium
Curtis Hall Gymnasium
Columbia Road Gymnasium. . . .
Hyde Park Gymnasium
John J. Williams Gymnasium. . .
Lexington Street Gymnasium . . .
1,780
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2,438
1,972
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1,342
3,788
115
1,270
1,235
2,420
7,925
2,070
4,248
2,300
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4,978
2,059
1,958
3,190
2,670
3,352
6,017
2,816
3,653
3,043
1,515
4,783
3,408
3,610
3,706
705
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4,351
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415
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2,585
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3,407
7,628
1,868
3,961
1,530
1,135
3,163
1,651
3,194
3,826
1,675
2,352
6,070
2,669
3,573
4,215
1,390
3,836
2,965
1,573
5,654
10,465
3,115
1,818
16,830
36,247
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17,889
13,316
5,370
Paris Street Gymnasium
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12,783
Tyler Street Gymnasium
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455
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13,073
33,298
38,573
19,039
33,763
35,972
6,605
180,323
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Shower Baths, Attendance, 1925.
Men.
Boys.
Women. Girls.
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Cabot Street Bath
Curtis Hall Bath
Columbia Eoad Bath
L Street Bath House
Broadway Bath House. . . .
Dover Street Bath
Hyde Park Bath
John J. Williams Bath. . . .
Lexington Street Bath
North Bennet Street Bath
Paris Street Bath
Hoslindale Bath House . . .
Tyler Street Bath House. .
Vine Street Bath House. . ,
Totals
98,08.5
43,700
32,955
333,825
89,550
169,325
13,842
141,168
44,857
143,853
132,696
12,163
55,797
48,595
25,035
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28,870
193,.575
23,000
6,046
7,808
6,571
33,963
36,328
23,715
6.680
14,207
22,110
26,843
13,950
5,860
44,230
42,120
17,966
1,235
39,499
13,199
49,927
36,815
1,352
10,532
12,870
16,835
7,625
8,515
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16,5.30
22,661
3,321
3,814
21,944
29,133
14,8l0
1,697
8,088
20,200
167,698
81,275
76,200
653,285
171,200
215,998
26,206
191,052
113,963
257,241
208,036
21,892
88,624
103.775
360,421
444,808
314,398
256,828
376,445
Beaches and Swimming Pools, Attendance, 1925.
Men.
Boys.
Pool.
Women.
Girls.
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Cabot Street Pool
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38,599
23,989
Curtis Hall Pool
38.599
Columbus Park Beach
88,062
20,642
12,065
198,168
4,733
8,412
18,268
8,625
333,825
50,593
57,140
30,710
54,546
71,430
32,190
23,947
39,975
193,575
75.870
21,430
9.930
103,598
4,806
17.885
20,942
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44,230
46,315
56,885
24,950
29,564
35,759
38,440
28,195
42.620
81,655
260,840
156,097
Freeport Street Beach
Marine Park Beach
385,876
North End Park Beach
116,728
Savin Hill Beach
96,')27
Tenean Beach
91,352
World War Memorial Park Beach. . .
L Street Beach
109,810
653,285
Totals
692,800
554.106
62,588
317,281
384,383
2,011,158
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City Document No. 20.
Skating Report— 1925.
Barry Plaj^giound
5,000
Billings Field Playground
17,000
Carter Playground
9,000
Charlesbank .
8,000
Charlestown Playground
11,500
Columbus Park
9,500
Cronin Playground
8,500
Doherty Playground
9,700
Fallon Field" .
9,000
Hemingwa}^ Playground
1,000
Jamaica Pond
130,000
Jefferson School District
700
McConnell Park .
9,000
Murphy Playground
1,500
Public Garden
11,000
Rotch Playground
4,600
Rogers Park .
500
Ringer Playground
1,600
Smith Pond Plaj^ground (Hyde Park)
30,000
William F. Smith Playground
7,100
Walker Playground ....
3,000
World War Memorial Park
26,000
Franklin Field . . . .
31,000
Total
344,200
Toboggan Coasting.
Franklin Park.
Twenty-one days; attendance, 141,000.
Olmsted Park.
Twelve davs; attendance, 3,600.
Park Department.
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Band Concerts — Season 1925.
Date.
16.
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June
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
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July
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Name of Band.
Boston Arena
Boston Common
Franklin Field
William H. Garvey Playground
Boston Common
Boston Common
Franklin Park
Marine Park
Jamaica Pond
Boston Common
Franklin Park
Marine Park
World War Memorial Park . . . .
McConnell Park
Boston Common
Franklin Park
Marine Park
Hyde Park (Everett square) . . .
Jamaica Pond
Boston Common
Franklin Park
Marine Park
World War Memorial Park ....
McConnell Park
Boston Common
Franklin Park
Marine Park
Jamaica Pond
Madison Park
Boston Common
Franklin Park
Marine Park
World War Memorial Park ....
McConnell Park
Boston Common
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Stone's Military
Stone's Military
Stone's Military
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Martino'.s Symphony
Farrell's Military. . . .
Crook's Military. . . .
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Stone's Military
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First Corp. Cadet. . .
Green's
101st. Veterans'
Lambert's
Hub City
First Corp. Cadet. . .
Bostonia
Martino's Symphony.
Alhambra
2d Separate Battalion
First Corp. Cadet ...
Stone's iMilitary
Alhambra
Hub City
Ives' Military
Stone's Military
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Band Concerts — Season 1925. — Concluded.
Date.
Name of Place.
Name of Band.
Number
of Men.
August 23..
August 23 . .
Franklin Park. . .
Gallis Symphony
101st Veterans'
Ward's Military
Cecil W. Fogg Post
Old Colony. .
26
26
August 23
26
August 23 . .
August 23 .
Hyde Park (Everett square)
Madison Park
26
26
August 30. .
August 30. .
Boston Common
Gallis Symphony
101st Veterans'
Letter Carriers'
Ward's Military
Farrell's Military
Farrell's Military
40
26
August 30. .
Marine Park
26
McConnell Park .
26
August 30
World War Memorial Park . . .
26
August 30. .
Franklin Field
26
Park Department. 51
PARK DEPARTMENT — CEMETERY DIVISION.
The following annual report is presented for the
Cemetery Division from February 1, 1925, to December
31, 1925:
DEPARTMENT CEMETERIES.
The burying grounds, cemeteries and tombs which
are owned by and in charge of the City of Boston are
as follows, with a total area of about 7,040,708 square
feet.
East Boston.
Ward 1.
Bennington Street
Square Feet
157,500
Rainsford Island
Ward 2.
Charlestown.
43,560
Bunker Hill
Phipps Street
Ward 3.
City Proper.
48,202
76,740
Ward 5.
Copp's Hill, Hull street
King 's Chapel, Tremont street . ,
Granary, Tremont street .....
89,015
10,-344
82,063
Ward 6.
South End South, Washington street . . . 64,570
Ward 8.
Central, Common 60,698
South Boston.
Ward 10.
Hawes, Emerson street 11,232
52 City Document No. 20.
Dorchester.
Ward 11.
Square Feet.
North, Upham's Corner 142,587
ROXBURY.
Ward 12.
Eliot, Eustis street 34,830
Warren, Kearsarge avenue 54,500
Dorchester.
Ward 21 .
South, Dorchester avenue 95,462
West Roxbury.
Ward 23.
Westerly, Centre street 39,450
Walter Street 35,100
Ward 24.
Mt. Hope, Walk Hill street, 117 acres and 36,536 square
feet. Opposite Mt. Hope are two lots of unused land on
Berry street, north corner Manning street, 7,150 square feet,
and Berry street, south corner Manning street, 5,262 square
feet.
Hyde Park.
Ward 24.
Fairview Cemetery, Fairview avenue, about fifty acres.
Brighton.
Ward 26.
Evergreen, Commonwealth avenue, 604,520 square feet.
Market street, 18,072 square feet.
City Tombs.
Twenty-five in the South Ground; six in Phipps Street
Ground, Charlestown; one tomb for infants in South Ground;
one tomb for infants and one for adults in Copp's Hill Ground;
one for adults and one for infants in the Granary Ground:
one for infants in King's Chapel Ground; one for infants
in the Central Ground; two receiving tombs in East Boston;
one receiving tomb in Dorchester North; one receiving tomb
in Dorchester South; one receiving tomb in Evergreen Ceme-
tery, Brighton; one receiving tomb in Mt. Hope Cemetery and
one receiving tomb in Fairview Cemetery, Hyde Park.
Park Department.
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Cemetery Receipts,
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6,739 61
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$43,240 84
1,201 00
4,090 00
$61,484 00
1,801 04
3,759 00
$9,695 50
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55
February I to December 31, 1925.
$12,075 00
11,924 00
844 00
$10 00
$30 00
$32 GO
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14,947 50
2;{ 75
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983 50
344 00
276 00
191 00
44 00
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$30 00
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100 00
$2,500 00
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100 00
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10,603 47
18,394 00
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Ci:ty Document No. 20.
' Special Appropriation, October 10, 1921. Items of Expenditures,
Charged to Reserve Fund.
Special Appropriation Mt. Hope Cemetery Memorial
Boulder and Tablet, World War Veterans' Lot . . $5,000 00
Expenditures, 1922:
Isaac Blair & Co., Inc., resetting boulder, $682 30
J. C. Coleman & Sons Company, loam
furnished " . 2,006 14
Frederick W. Allen, memorial tablet . 1,800 00
Emerson & Norris Company, boulder
repairs 93 36
4,581 80
Balance unexpended, 1922 $418 20
Expenditures, 1923:
J. C. Coleman & Sons Company, loam furnished, final
payment 243 77
Balance unexpended, 1923 $174 43
Expenditures, 1924:
John C. Dow Company, bone meal 108 00
Balance, unexpended, 1925 $66 43
Department Expenditures, 1925, as per Budget Sheet December
31, 1925.
Ghoup and Item.
Total
Expenditures
to Date.
Personal Service as Pes Schedule A .
1. Permanent employees
2. Temporary employees
3. Unassigned
Service Other th.\n Personal
3. Advertising and posting
i. Transportation of persons
5. Cartage and freight
6. Hire of teams and auto trucks ......
S. Light, heat and power ■.••■■
12. Surety bond and insurance premiums
13. Communication . . . ,
14. Motor vehicle repairs and care
16. Care of horses
Carried foricard
$108,448 53
97,040 2S
8,944 25
2,464 00
15,731 62
13 50
22 20
75
479 00
161 68
23 00
319 26
384 75
496 50
$110,349 17
Park Department.
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Department l:.\pcncliturcs, 1915, as per fJudjict Sheet Detemher
31, 1925.— Concludod.
Gkoui' and Itkm
Brought forward
18. Cleaning
28. Expert
29. Stenographic, copying iind indexing
39. General plant
C. Equipment
4. Motor veliicles
e. Stable
7. Furniture and fittings
9. Office
13. Tools and instruments
17. General plant
D. Supplies
1. Office
2. Food and ice
3. Fuel
4. Forage and animal
8. Laundry, cleaning, toilet
10. Agricultural
11. Motor vehicle
13. Chemicals and disinfectants
10. General plant
E. Materials
1 . Building
2. Highway
13. General plant
Total
Total
ExpenditurcB
to Date.
$110,349 17
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181 86
12 75
13,017 37
2,793 05
227 16
194 00
41 06
90 90
729 33
1,510 61
6,655 25
909 83
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1,356 86
1,267 36
27 11
2,689 27
168 GO
11 25
175 87
3,261 22
2 20
2,530 59
728 43
$136,879 67
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Summary Statement of Cemetery Activities, February t to
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