Report of the receipts and expenditures of the City of Nashua . Resignations, Appointments and Transfers .. 319 Finances 322 School Statistics 324 Taxation, Statistics of 109 Trustees of Sinking Fund, Report of 117 Trust Funds : 124A Trustees of Edgewood Cemetery 279 Trust Fund for Perpetual Care of Lots 281 Permanent Fund for Care of Walks and Drives 282 Receipts and Disbursements 283 Trustees of Hunt Legacy 275 Trustees of Suburban Cemeteries 271 Finances 273 Perpetual Care Funds 273 Trustees of Woodlawn Cemetery 265 Care of Grounds and Buildings 267 Perpetual Care Fund 268 Summary of Truant
Report of the receipts and expenditures of the City of Nashua . Resignations, Appointments and Transfers .. 319 Finances 322 School Statistics 324 Taxation, Statistics of 109 Trustees of Sinking Fund, Report of 117 Trust Funds : 124A Trustees of Edgewood Cemetery 279 Trust Fund for Perpetual Care of Lots 281 Permanent Fund for Care of Walks and Drives 282 Receipts and Disbursements 283 Trustees of Hunt Legacy 275 Trustees of Suburban Cemeteries 271 Finances 273 Perpetual Care Funds 273 Trustees of Woodlawn Cemetery 265 Care of Grounds and Buildings 267 Perpetual Care Fund 268 Summary of Truant Officers Report 333 Graduations Exercises, Nashua High School . . 335 INDEX V High School Graduates 338 Current Expense Fund 268 Walks and Drives Fund 269 Chapel Fund 270 Vital Statistics 339 Marriages 340 Births 372 Deaths 394. NASHUA, N. H. THE MARQUIS PRESS, PRINTERS AND BINDERS 1920 Kl 2)5^07 1919 t3^0^ INAUGURAL ADDRESS DELIVERED BY HONORABLE HENRI A. BURQUE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF NASHUAAt the inau^ration exercises of the Sixty-Seventh City Government of the City of 1, 1920. Gentlemen of the Boakd of Aldermen : We have been chosen by the Citizens of Nashua to ad-minister the affairs of the City for the next two years. Ourposition is that of a Board of Directors, charged with theaffairs of the Corporation, for the benefit of the Stock-holders, the inhabitants of the City. In all our actions anddeliberations we must be animated by one motive only, thatof looking after the welfare of the Community. Personalambitions, feelings and prejudices must be set aside, andwe must approach our task and discharge our duties andobligations as servants of the public, with a broad mind,open to reason and conviction, ever mindful of our oath. In these days of industrial unrest and uncertainty, diff-icult problreportofreceipts1919nash
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