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SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Year Ending December 31, 1938

Printed for the Department
1939

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PARK DEPARTMENT

SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Year Ending December 31, 1938

Printed for the Department
1939

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in 2010 with funding from

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[Document 19 — 1939.]

ANNUAL REPORT

PARK DEPARTMENT

FOR THE

YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1938.

Boston, December 31, 1938.

Hon. Maurice J. Tobin,

Mayor of Boston.
Dear Sir, — In accordance with section 15 of chapter
185, Acts of 1875, the Park Commission herewith sub-
mits its annual report for the year 1938.

Respectfully submitted,

William P. Long,

Chairman.

City Document No. 19.

Expenditures for Maintenance, January 1 to December 31, 1938.
Parks and Gardens.

Abraham Lincoln square

Algonquin square .

Alvah Kittredge park

Andrew Henry square

Aquarium

Arborway

Arnold Arboretum

Avenue Louis Pasteur

Berners square

Blackstone square

Boston Common Bandstand

Boston Common, Deer Park

Boston Common, Flagstaff Hill

Boston Common grounds

Boston Common kiosk

Boston Common, Park Street Station

Boston Common, West Street Station

Braddock park

Brighton square

Bromley park

Camp Meigs .

Cedar square .

Centervale park

Central square

Chestnut Hill park

City Hall grounds

City square

Cleveland circle

Columbia road

Columbus square

Commonwealth avenue, extension

Commonwealth avenue, main

Concord square

Copley square

Copp's Hill terrace

Cornelius T. Mahoney square

Dorchester park

Drohan square

Eaton square ....

Edward M. Cunningham square

Edward Everett square

Elm Hill park

Essex square ....

$25 00

37 00
43 00
25 00

24,938 02

4,090 75

2,736 39

35 00

38 00
1,036 17

519 08
1,588 11

385 69
15,583 48

360 00
1,981 84
1,540 71

137 75

72 57
146 50

88 50

71 00

27 00

447 35

2,501 56

73 50

34 71
257 59

1,474 00

268 34

4,207 12

7,516 89

257 03

88 32

214 50

48 00

3,253 33

50 00

256 68

110 51

35 00
134 50

56 21

Carried forward

,791 70

Park Department.

Brought forward
Fens

Fern square .
Florida street
Fort Hill square .
Francis G. Hanlon square
Francis G. Kane square
Franklin Park, Administration Building, shops

etc

Franklin Park, carpenter shop
Franklin Park, Ellicott Cottage
Franklin Park, golf course .
Franklin Park, greenhouse .
Franklin Park, grounds
Franklin Park, herb garden
Franklin Park, Overlook Buildings
Franklin Park, paint shop
Franklin Park, Refectory Buildin
Franklin Park, rock garden
Franklin Park, rose garden
Franklin Park, Schoolmasters' Hill
Franklin Park, storehouse .
Franklin Park, toboggan slides
Franklin square
Fred C. W. Olsen square
General Heath square .
Gordon E. Denton square .
George Wright Golf Course
Greenwood square
Gustav Emmet square .
Hayes square ....
Herbert J. Wolf square
Highland park

Horace C. Woodworth square
Horatio Harris park
Independence square
Irving W. Adams park
Jackson square
John E. Donovan park
Lieut. Parker B. Jones square
Lincoln square
Linwood park
Longwood park
Madison park

Marine Park and Castle Island
Massachusetts avenue .
Maverick square .
Michael J. Brophy park
Mount Bowdoin green .

Carried forward

$76,791

29,8.19

111

70
29
34

35

50

273

00

27 00

27 00

30,885

8,623

12

14
32
00

13,635 05

28,014 05

13,822 56

497 00

387

92

4,012 85

2,106 48

1,435 05

3,653 78

339 50

15,788
479

90

87

1,006 28
115 00

35 00

71

50

31,146 20
25 00

25

00

50

71

108

00

281

39

30 00

496 00

995 00

300

25

40

00

321

18

35

00

35 00

35 00

20

00

1,012
4,406

70
24

1,389 47
323 00

490

94

275 68

$273,847 84

City Document No. 19.

Brought forward
Oak square
Oakview terrace
Olmsted park
Orchard park .
Peabody square
Prescott square
Public Garden
Putnam square
Richardson square
Riverway
Rutland square
Savin Hill park
Seaver street .
Soldiers' Monument lot
Spaulding square .
Statler park .
St. Stephen square
Strandway
Sullivan square
Thomas park .
Tremlett square
Turner square
Union park
Vincent Cutillo park
Walnut park .
Waltham square .
Warren square
Washington park .
Webster square
Wellesley park
West Roxbury Parkway
William B. Corbett park
Williams square
Winthrop square .
Wolcott square
Worcester square .
World War Memorial park
Zoological Garden, animal range
Zoological Garden, antelope house
Zoological Garden, bear dens
Zoological Garden, bird house
Zoological Garden, camel house .
Zoological Garden, elephant house
Zoological Garden, general .
Zoological Garden, lion house
Zoological Garden, monkey house
Zoological Garden, service station

$273,847 84
98 07

13 00

5,551 74
515 00

40

21

313

54

14,184
903

28
03

152 50

6,501
272

55
73

996

18

25

00

67

15

35 00

91

00

30 00

6,420 75
60 71

467

00

20 00

83

50

414

75

1,421
103

67
00

149

34

30 00

1,365
21

50
00

123

50

2,004
105

05
50

25 00

594

08

35 00

765

23

7,233
2,026
2,102
3,197
11,712

72

67
61
50
12
39

3,834 31
26,766 07

2,568

2,848
79

90
28
24

,217 21

Park Department.

Playgrounds.
Almont Street Playground .
American Legion Playground
Arthur F. McLean Playground .
Billings Field Playground .
Brookside Avenue Playground .
Carl H. Ahlsen Playground
Ceylon Street Playground .
Charlesbank Playground
Charlestown Playground
Charlestown Heights Playground
Cherry Street Playground .
Christopher J. Gibson Playground
Christopher J. Lee Playground .
Columbus Park Playground
Factory Hill Playground
Fallon Field Playground
Foster Street Playground
Francis Parkman Playground
Franklin Field Playground .
Frederick D. Emmons Playground
George H. Walker Playground .
James L. Cronin Playground
James F. Healy Playground
Jefferson Playground .
John J. Connolly Playground
John A. Doherty Playground
John F. Holland Playground
John W. Murphy Playground
John H. L. Noyes Playground .
J. M. and J. J. Sullivan Playground
John Winthrop Playground
Joseph Lee Playground
L. Gertrude Howes Playground .
Lester J. Rotch Playground
Mary Draper Playground .
Mary E. Hemenway Playground
Martin M. Lomasney Playground
Matthew J. Sweeney Playground
McConnell Park Playground
McKinney Playground
Mission Hill Playground
Paris Street Playground
Parker Hill Playground
Portsmouth Street Playground
Prince Street Playground
Readville Playground .
Rev. Fr. Buckley Playground
Ripley Playground

Carried forward

36
54
63

98
14
51
02

$2,926
1,808

270
3,181
1,893
2,343
2,126
4,008 34
3,360 22
2,848 25
1,119 48
2,346 44
3,561 71
7,043 57
42 00
3,149 04
37 00
1,546 89
9,568 71
1,927 11
2,985 38
1,214 07
3,518 67
2,936 88
2,669 36

121 33
2,219 66
2,309 13
2,067 91
1,100
1,403

319

724
2,211
1,083
2,912
79
1,996
2,095 57
2,140 37
2,599 38
97 23
2,140
2,314

46
1,278

81

428

01
34
73
37
70
90
11
27
52

37
23
00
12
07
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$100,203 07

6

City Document No. 19.

Brought forward
Rogers Park Playground
Ronan Park Playground
Smith's Pond Playground .
Stanley A. Ringer Playground
Thomas J. Roberts Playground
Tyler Street Playground
Webster Avenue Playground
West Third Street Playground
William Amerena Playground
William J. Barry Playground
William E. Carter Playground
William Eustis Playgound
William E. Garvey Playground
William F. Smith Playground
Wood Avenue Playground .

Gymnasia,
Cabot Street Gymnasium .
Columbia Road Gymnasium
Curtis Hall Gymnasium
Hyde Park Gymnasium
John J. Williams Gymnasium
Lexington Street Gymnasium
North Bennet Street Gymnasium
Paris Street Gymnasium
Roslindale Gymnasium
Tyler Street Gymnasium
Vine Street Gymnasium

Baths and Beaches.
Broadway Municipal Building .
Columbus Park Beach ....
Dover Street Bath House and Laundry

Dewey Beach

Freeport Street Beach ....
Head House, Marine Park .
L Street Bath House and Beach
North End Park Beach and Bath

Savin Hill Beach

Tenean Beach

World War Memorial Park Beach

Repair Room, Sewing Room and Stock Room,

Repair Yard, East Boston

Boston Airport, East Boston

$100,203 07
2,087 03
2,180 23
2,103 61
2,188 18
3,336 52
40 00
1,689 70
1,514 55
1,684 57
3,647 66
2,874 88
1,338 62
2,425 76
3,923 45
1,342 75

$132,580 58

$25,845 08
7,726 69

12,428 10
5,660 52

10,898 54
6,086 20

22,829 54

13,352 36
7,339 48
7,319 64
8,787 23

$128,273 38

$14,053 63

12,236 35

52,516 68

5,228 63

4,030 11

15,395 16

32,654 08

10,078 86

498 00

3,431 18

6,192 33

13,105 77

3,325 01

$172,745 79

$38,370 39

Park Department.

General Expense.

Central Office — Administration . . . $72,520 24

Stables

7,469 44

Street trees

8,383 57

Suppression of moths .

11,885 23

Miscellaneous ....

3,579 71

Pensions and annuities

7,836 00

Automobiles, tractors, wagons, etc.

52,324 83

Emergency Relief projects .

367,249 43

Recapitulation.

Parks and gardens

Playgrounds

Gymnasia

Baths and beaches

Boston Airport, East Boston

General expense

$531,248 45

$380,217 21
132,580 58
128,273 38
172,745 79
38,370 39
531,248 45

$1,383,435 80

Expenditures of Loan, Revenue and Special Appropriations,
January 1, 1938, to December 31, 1938.

Recreation.

Animals, birds, etc $58 74

Common and Parks in existence on January 12, 1887, Main-
tenance and Improvement of 217,227 97

Franklin Park, Improvements 958 94

Airport, Improvements 1,779 82

Park and Playground, Improvements, etc 1,008 18

Reconstructing and Repairing Parkways and Roadways by

Contract 72 00

Tenean Beach Purchase and Improvements of Beach Land, 178 95

$221,284 60
CASH RECEIPTS.

For Twelve Months Ending December 31, 1938.

Park Division.

Golf permits, Franklin Park Golf Course
Golf permits, George Wright Golf Course
Bowling Green, Franklin Field .
Permits, openings, occupations, etc
Use of equipment, labor
Commission on telephones .
Settlement of claims
Sale of old iron and junk
Towels, soap, etc., in playground houses

Carried forward .... $37,143 20

$15,248 00

18,739 50

355 00

349 85

180 00

319 24

338 91

132 52

1,480 18

8 City Document No. 19.

Brought forward $37,143 20

Moth suppression 5,811 00

Rentals, concessions 18,346 00

Rentals, Boston Airport 11,310 36

Mary P. C. Cummings Estate, income . . 5,590 66

French Fund, income 140 72

$78,341 94

Bath Division.

Towels, soap, etc $33,527 87

Commission on telephones 64 53

Refund on freight charge 1 08

33,593 48

Total $111,935 42

Above receipts were credited as follows:

General revenue $94,893 68

Department appropriations 5,731 38

Sinking Funds 11,310 36

$111,935 42

Report on Municipal Golf Courses, Season of 1938.

Franklin Park Golf Course.
Opening Date — April 14, 1938. Closing Date — November 28,

1938.

Registered attendance, 29,543.

Annual permits issued, 666 at $15 each . . $9,990 00

Daily permits issued, 4,678 at $1 each . . 4,678 00

Twilight permits issued, 1,146 at 50 cents each, 573 00

Professional's concession 7 00

$15,248 00

George Wright Golf Course, Hyde Park.
Opening Date — April 23, 1938. Closing Date — November 23,

1938.

Registered attendance, 22,390.

Season permits with lockers, 380 at $35 each . $13,300 00

Season permits without lockers, at $32 each . 128 00

Daily permits, 1,680 at $2 each .... 3,360 00

Daily permits, 1,261 at $1.50 each . . . 1,891 50

Daily permits, 60 at $1 each .... 60 00

$18,739 50

Park Department.

Skating Attendance Report, 1938.

Tobogganing, nine days; attendance, 15,400; skating,
twenty-five days.

Name of Playground.
American Legion Playground
Billings Field Playground .
Brookside Avenue Playground
Charlestown Playground
Christopher J. Lee Playground
Columbus Park Playground
Dorchester Park Playground
Fallon Field Playground
Fens Playground .
Francis Parkman Playground
Franklin Field Playground .
George H. Walker Playground
James L. Cronin Playground
Jefferson Playground .
John A. Doherty Playground
John W. Murphy Playground
John H. L. Noyes Playground
Joseph Lee Playground
Lester J. Rotch Playground
Marine Park Playground
Mary Draper Playground .
Mary Hemenway Playground
McConnell Park Playground
McKinney Playground
Mission Hill Playground
Public Garden
Rogers Park Playground
Smith's Pond Playground
Stanley A. Ringer Playground
World War Memorial Park Playground
William Amerena Playground
William J. Barry Playground
William E. Carter Playground
William Eustis Playground .
William J. Garvey Playground
William F. Smith Playground

Attendance.
19,700
21,000
10,400
25,000
11,000
30,600
9,000
29,400
20,100
8,000
91,400
23,400
14,950
21,700
30,690
15,600
19,500
35,800
17,500
23,600
18,700
16,400
35,090
19,400
18,000
100,000
21,600
28,700
18,500
42,700
26,600
19,740
37,900
31 500
35,800
33,600

982,570

10

City Document No. 19.

Attendance at Playgrounds, Season of 1938.

Name of Playground. Attendance.

Almont Street Playground 80,327

Billings Field Playground 190,440

Brookside Avenue Playground . . 30,746

Carl H. Ahlsen Playground .... 15,700

Ceylon Street Playground 47,470

Charlesbank Playground 53,470

Charlestown Playground . \ Q1fiqQft

Charlestown Heights Playground/ ■ • ■ <5i»,dyu

Cherry Street Playground 41,740

Chestnut Hill Playground 20,430

Christopher J. Lee Playground .... 180,680

Columbus Park Playground) Ann nnft

Columbus Park Stadium J • 4U0,U00

Dorchester Park Playground . . . . 37,420

Fallon Field Playground 310,490

Fens Playground 302,600

Francis Parkman Playground .... 28,560

Franklin Field Playground . . . . . 715,915

Frederick D. Emmons Playground . . . 20,700

George H. Walker Playground .... 160,630

James L. Cronin Playground .... 90,400

James F. Healy Playground .... 247,430

Jefferson Playground 300,450

John J. Connolly Playground .... 340,980

John A. Doherty Playground .... 415,870

John F. Holland Playground .... 53,654

John W. Murphy Playground .... 59,680

John H. L. Noyes Playground .... 59,790

J. M. and J. J. Sullivan Playground . . . 43,400

John Winthrop Playground .... 63,450

Joseph Lee Playground 275,670

Lester J. Rotch Playground .... 148,700

Mary Draper Playground 65,780

Mary Hemenway Playground .... 79,360

Matthew J. Sweeney Playground . . . 30,600

McConnell Park Playground . . . . 190,650

McKinney Playground 49,780

Mission Hill Playground 153,438

Portsmouth Street Playground .... 146,530

Readville Playground 155,790

Ripley Playground 21,180

Rogers Park Playground 260,700

Ronan Park Playground 275,500

Savin Hill Playground 47,640

Smith's Pond Playground 85,670

Stanley Ringer Playground .... 26,600

Carried forward

6,644,400

Park Department

11

Name of Playground.

Attendance.

Brought forward

Thomas J. Roberts Playground .
Tyler Street Playground ....
West Third Street Playground .
World War Memorial Park Playground
William Amerena Playground
William J. Barry Playground
William E. Carter Playground .
William Eustis Playground
William H. Garvey Playground .
William F. Smith Playground

6,644,400

258,980

20,740

21,760

240,800

70,625

133,741

258,500

250,320

240,400

237,890

8,378,156

Gymnasia, Class and Individual Attendance, 1938.

Gymnasium.

Indi-
viduals.

Men.

Boys.

Women.

Girls.

Mothers.

Total.

)t Street

705

1,990

5,240

1,258

850

9

10,058

6,483

8,988

15,466

8,338

7,303

1,225

47,803

;is Hall

1,038

1,559

7,149

3,223

3,289

735

16,993

1,585

4,670

9,145

1,345

2,040

18,785

105

5,320

8,175

2,571

1,680

622

18,473

5 405

3,260

8,810

805

5,475

23,755

th Bennet Street

2,678

5,342

1,082

2,139

11,241

8 Street

4,830

5,275

8,390

3,280

4,740

26,515

760

4,495

16,013

2,005

6,340

29,613

1,333

3,602

301

378

5,614

3,830

20,440

3,340

6,355

1,050

35,015

Totals

20,911

43,404

107,772

27,548

40,589

3,641

243,865

12

City Document No. 19.

Shower Baths, Attendance, 1938.

Men.

Boys.

Women.

Girls.

Total.

95,875

32,965
53,230
34,745

125,080
36,345

172,250
42,604

102,325

103,745
44,580
84,545
82,620

309,882

18,860
12,328
17,170
15,255
23,949
17,602
11,575
39,912
31,920
24,870
44,760
38,770
35,675
61,966

40,050

6,565

1,385

4,840

45,395

4,731

58,875

16,055

40,560

35,295

5,890

15,423

41,156

34,344

13,740

3,560

5,935

2,470

10,465

3,353

25,000

19,424

19,040

11,175

14,485

11,685

26,348

59,699

168,525

55,418

77,720
57,310

204,889

62,031

267,700

North Bennet Street Bath House. . .

117,995
193,845
175,085

109,715

150,423

185,799

465,891

1,320,791

394,612

350,564

226,379

2,292,346

Beaches and Swimming Pools, Attendance, 1938.

Men.

Boys.

Women.

Girls.

Total.

Cabot Street Pool

Curtis Hall Pool

Columbus Park Beach

Dewey Street Beach

Freeport Street Beach

Head House Beach

North End Park Beach

Tenean Beach

World War Memorial Park Beach
L Street Beach

Totals

2,742

3,808

217,080

48,700

9,510

60,845

64,300

38,808

95,395

305,260

5,340
12,515
181,745
108,300
102,850
130,212
85,200
56,390
78,020
56,095

1,832

3,549

141,690

46,100

9,330

70,497

47,850

31,656

32,270

34,344

5,035
5,326
158,015
102,400
102,850
135,558
68,100
46,013
68,095
59,699

14,949
25.198
698,530
305,500
224,540
397,112
265,450
172,867
273,780
455,398

846,448

816,667

419,118

751,091

2,S33,324

PARK DEPARTMENT STATISTICS TO
DECEMBER 31, 1938.

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PARK DEPARTMENT — CEMETERY DIVISION.

The following annual report is presented for the
Cemetery Division from January 1, 1938, to December
31, 1938:

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:

Bennington Street, East Boston

Rainsford Island

Bunker Hill, Charlestown

Phipps Street, Charlestown

Copp's Hill, Hull street, City .

King's Chapel, Tremont street, City

Granary, Tremont street, City

Central, Common, City ....

South End South, Washington street, City

Hawes, Emerson street, South Boston .

Union, East Fifth street, South Boston

North, Upham's Corner, Dorchester

Eliot, Eustis street, Roxbury .

South, Dorchester avenue, Dorchester .

Westerly, Centre street, West Roxbury

Walter Street, West Roxbury .

Evergreen, Commonwealth avenue, Brighton,

Market Street, Brighton ....

Mount Hope, Walk Hill street, 125 acres

square feet

Fairview, Fairview avenue, Hyde Park, about 50 acres,

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 Mount Hope Cemetery,
and one receiving tomb in Fairview Cemetery, Hyde Park.

Square
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1838

43,560

48,202

1807

76,740

1630

89,015

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19,344

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60,693

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142,587

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34,830

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95,462

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1848

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Cemetery Division Receipts, January 1 to December 31, 1938.

Cemeteries.

General
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Perpetual

Care
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Interest on

Perpetual

Care.

Mount Hope

Fairview

Evergreen

Dorchester North.
Dorchester South .
Bennington Street .

Central

Copp's Hill

Westerly

Bunker Hill

Granary

King's Chapel. . . .
Phipps Street

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12,480 45

7,109 55

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4,112 64

394 53

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$19,549 33

Total, General Fund, December 31, 1937.

Interest, General Fund, 1938

Revenue (General Receipts), 1938.
Revenue (on Bond)

Payments from Fund during 1938:

To Cemetery Maintenance and Improvement .

To Premiums on Investments purchased

To Interest on Investments purchased

$1,835,331 85

72,622 30

54,804 80

52 37

$60,000 00

7,293 62

648 51

Total, Perpetual Care Fund, December 31, 1938.
Total Cemetery Fund

$1,962,811 32

67,942 13

$1,894,869 19
619,745 87

$2,514,615 06

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City Document No. 19.

Summary Statement of Cemetery Activities, January 1 to
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Cemetery Division Expenditures for Maintenance, Year Ending
December 31, 1938.

Office .

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Fairview
Evergreen .
Dorchester North
Dorchester South
Bennington Street
Bunker Hill
Copp's Hill
Eliot .
Granary
King's Chapel
Phipps Street
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35,071 87

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4,476 65

1,368 79

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$57,855 41

Park Department.

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Cemetery Division Maintenance and Improvement, Year Ending
December 31, 1938.

Park Department
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Fairview
Evergreen .
Dorchester North
Dorchester South
Bennington Street
Bunker Hill
Central
Copp's Hill
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King's Chapel
Phipps Street
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680 00

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1,412 00

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670

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$60,000 00

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