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Home My WebLink About1930-02-28 Reading Chronicle p10 Town ForestTHE READING CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1931 J I, ~11J,,~_" G I t 0 pu ~A Is C L U D L'17~,t E 64 flq(t ®®tt~~L~gE~~~~(~~ A~$ $UR(Ww- WI L Lj3~P R E S E N T Ea (D 1 Al~t`D 22 A FARCICAL 'MIRTHQUAKE IN THREE Directed by John- Hach. TOWN WARRANT Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to Hereof," f a;l not ~LDI V 11, accept the report of the Board of Public I this warrant with 1 N V?9y Works upon the laying out as a public high- Town Clerk, at or G V ~L~S. BR~~ way of a private way heretofore known as for said meeting. Weston Road, such highway being laid out in Given under oru T WAKEFIELD, MASS. o ~fJO accordance with plans duly approved by the day of F ebruary, A Board of Survey and filed in the office of (cation of Kelsey Drug Store). the IT, Clerk in accordance with the Stara- CH ' tory requirements and o see if the W Town will accept the W. . 1 cc SALE public highway laid eat by MARCH 1-15th, xconp° k ACTORY true copy, the nown asd Weston blRoad,oors what itewillf do At test in relation thereto: of t I Second Quality Garments r. sly for School, Camp and Gym. t in time, for vacation S White rfast c R S :k Jean Chaki 'IC STEP IN BLOUSES OXFORD JEAN BROADCLOTH 75c WOOL BLOOMERS. B L A C K NAVY B R 0 W N $1.50 . COTTON ROMPER SUITS 1.00 ead, 'Snaps, Hooks & ]Eyes, 3uttons, etc. DRILL occ yd. TE OXFORD SHIRTS fly Large Sizes 75c 'ARTS SATURDAY 1 AT 9 A. M. (en Daily -9 to 5 2 Weeks Only i 0 C9__ M_ P.PT-IC?ATF D17ArAT - C01VIMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS . Middlesex, as. To either of the Constables of the Town of Reading, Greeting: In tho' name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby required ~to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Reading, qualified to vote in elections and town affair., to meet in Security Hall, Wo- burn Street, in said Reading, on MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1930 at five forty-five o'clock in the forenoon, to act on the following articles, viz: lbalotrcforl Moderator-, To bring in their votes on one Board of Selectmen for three years ; Treas- urer; Collector of Taxes; one member of the Board of Assessors for three years ; Town Cleric ; two members of the Board of Public Works for three years; Tree Warden; one member of the Board of Health for three years ; one member of the Board of Public Welfare for three' years; two members of the School Committee for three years ; two Trustees of the Public Library for three years ; one member of the Municipal Light Board for three years; two members of the Board of Cemetery Trustees for three years; two Constables ; one member of the Planning Board for three years. And to meet in Security Hall, Woburn S reet, in said Reading, on MONDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1930 at seven forty_ five o'clock in the evening, to act on the following articles: oft he Article B and of hSelectmen-. Town hAccount- ant; Treasurer; Collector of Taxes; Board of Assessors ; Board of Public Works ; Town' of1ePub1 creWe fare; S hool Committee;' Public Library Trustees; Municipal Light Board; Board of Cemetery Trustees; Finance Com- mittee; Planning Board or any other Boards and Special Committees. Article 3. T•o choose all other necessary town officers and determine what instructions shalt be given own officers and special com- mittees. - Article 4, To determine how much money the Town will raise and appropriate for General Government, Protection of Persons , and Property, Health and Sanitation, High- ways, Charities, Soldiers' Benefits, Schools, Public Library, Recreation, Cemetery De- c palmLightMDepartm nt, Water vDepartment, Maturing Debt, Interest, Insurance, and Gen- eral Accounts, Article 5. To see if the Town will, author- ize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of revenue of the finan- cial year beginning January 1, 1930, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under 1 this vote to be paid from the revenue of said r financial year. , Town Treasurer., r Article 6. To see if the Town will author- ze the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to renew or refund any notes is- r ued• in anticipation of revenue for a period c if less than one year, in accordance with the r provisions of Sect. 17, Chap' 44, General Laws, a r what it will do in relation thereto, I' Town Treasurer. s Article 7. To see if the' Town will raise s nd appropriate the sum of five thousand o ollars ($6,000.00) for the Reserve I~rnd as c rovided by Sect. 6, Chap. 40, General La t r what it will do in relation thereto. T Board of Public Works. Article 21. To see what sum the Town will raise and appropriate by borrowing or other- wise, for the purpose of providing funds for extension's and. enlargements of the Municipal Light Plant, or what it will -do in relation (thereto. .l Municipal Light Board Article 2 . what action the take regarding the installation e o of ad- ditional street lights on the public streets during 1930. Municipal Light Board. Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to re-zone the area bounded as follows: Begin- ning. at the intersection of Main Street and Percy Avenue, on the north by Percy Avenue extended to Summer Avenue, on the west by Summer Avenue, on the south by a portion' of Summer Avenue to its intersection with Main Street, on the east by Main Street, so that the entire area described above shall be changed from a Multiple Residence District and a Business District to a Single Residence District, or what. it will do in relation thereto. Jesse S. Thorn and others. Article 24. To see if the Town will vote to re-zone the area now included in a business district lying east of the portion of South Main Street between the southwest corner of land the No th and the inters c~ on of Summer Avenue said and shall bee changed from aobuthat si- ness district to a single residence district, or what it will do in relation there o. Jesse S. Thorn and others. Article 25. To. see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of four hundred dollars ($400.00) for the cost of preparing laws and and regulo,ig or h what revised it will building do in relation thereto.tions • Special Committee on Building Laws. Article 2G. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate from the. Cemetery Reserve hund, received.from the sale of lots and graves in Laurel Hill Cemetery, the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,600,00) for Permanent development of Laurel Hill Ceme- tery. Board of Cemetery Trustees. Article 27. 'To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Public Works to require by purchase or gift, in the name and behalf of the Town, such lands in and about Birch Meadow so-called as they may seem suitable for use for the purposes of a )ublic playground, said lands when received .o be held and used under the supervision and coatrol of the Board of Public Woks for he purposes of a public playground and to aise and appropriate by borrowing or other- vise the sum of thirteen thousand four bull- [red dollars ($13,400.00) to. be expended un- ler the direction' of the Board of Public [Vorks in payment for such lands as may be 'urchased and for .the Iegal examination of itles and for a Survey 'of any lands so ac- uired and for the development of a play- t round, or what it will do in relation thereto., 1 Planning Board.' 11 Article 28. To see what sum the Town e :ill raise and appropriate by borrowing or therwise, for the purpose of the rearrange_ lent and improvement of Reading Common nd the improvement of traffic control, includ- li (g such construction, reconstruction, exten- on and widening of streets, laying and con- .ruction of pavements and side}valks, and :her construction and works as may be filled for, or what it will do in relation -.f, Article 8, To. own Accounts Article 29, To see if the Town will vote to see if the Town will rai o establish a public domain tt be held as a nd appropriate the sum of eighty-two d - town forest and devoted to the culture of .rs and ninety-eight cents ($82.98) to balan c Iforest trees and to authorize the Board of Verdraft in School Department. Vocatio I Selectmen to tul:e for that purpose by emi- uition Account, or what it will do in relati (neat domain a tract or tracts of land in tl hereto. Town Accoc Article .9. To see if the Town will and appropriate the sum of three hr and sixty dollars ($360.00) for the of providing suitable quarters for V P the ost No. 194, G. A. R., in accordanc( Chap. Laws rorrwhat it will do in relation'th~ Board of Sele, and Article 10. To eee if the Tbwn will appropriate the sum of six hundre lars ($600,00) for the care of graves c persons who have served in the Army, or Marine Corps of the United Stat time of war' or insurrection, and who been honorably discharged, from such s as provided by Sect."22, Chap. 116, G Laws, or what it win - northerly part of the town composed princie pally of certain parcels of land in Hundred Acre Meadow so-called, a parcel in Great Island so-called and a parcel north of Grove Street; which said parcels have been taken by the Town for taxes in prior years and will aiseSe ndw pproprmte ro pays ththe exPense of such taking or takings, including examines tons of title, surveys,' damages and the lii(e and for the maintenance and develop-. ment of such town forest, or what it will do in relation_,thereto. Committee on Re-forestation. au on ~'21S$ s•t e to the Old South Methodist Episcopal Church of Reading of a 135 square feet, of 1,,.,.r approximately I Leon G. belit, "BROWNIE'S" Outstanding No. led in Size b; Crowdec Last Saturday which, during its tially over a yea a degree of poet Proprietor Lewis an addition doubl: ed. Only a brie Chronicle announ attendance all th filled the large p: ing and the "St Sinn had to be e now symmetrical ling in the open Maiu st., just be} tall pines as a bat As at present conimodate at an constantly increa: torists and town; reach there at m crowded around Brown, and he e countering their n tory messages. sisted him in rece Although all th not been added, shows the practica structure not lac: Bouquets from nia a beautiful and cc And that iii brie re-dedication of NEW TUBERCU Will Be Establishe( This Dr. Sumner H. lie tuberculosis d. is Health Depart ionwealth, will ter ulosis hospital t( Lexington, at the Club electing toniE all, Marlboro. TWENTY-FIV: Saturday, F Clarkson Parker cart disease just is son's house. 1: 1g,e and for 40 years hop here. twenty-Five Rev. \Ir. I-Iunner its with Rev. D. hester. Twenty-Five Conductor MacI'1 D Boston hospital Aeration. Twenty-Five Rev;. F. S. Ifuni ns 111d ) ions Education A Bost,"J. 1 Nrcnty-F ive I'irc J~i.li,m