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3 HARRINGTON COURT - DISTRICT FILES 3 Harrington Court c0 t� 5t ' . _,.'f1 f9pr'�N� Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978) 745.9595 EXT.311 FAX(978) 740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving 'J�L Reconstruction ❑ Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other Work as described below does not involve an exterior architectural feature or involves a feature covered by the exemptions or limitations set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: I Aarrington Conry Name of Record Owner: Tiffany Clark Description of Work Proposed: Install a layer of'3-tab (NOT architectural) asphalt shingles in same color as existing asphalt shingles over existing roof. No changes in color, material, design or outward appearance. Non-applicable due to being in kind maintenance/replacement: Dated: September 2, 2010 SALEM I C MISSION By: The homeowner has the option not to commence the work (unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. . THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. �� T�iR I� r` �, r} 11 / / / / � , �/ �%/ r i / l / � / � / �� /� y �� / / � �, i � i � r /� A / v / i / / ,. . , t� � �� :773. ; � 16 �� • �1 w I !F ` ;'i 4;� ,i _ 't . 1 ~ � {, �' -� t fi i�� ; ...4 _, _-- t � - - �; � _ : J i i� 1 �y e4� l�yL 1 -mss_ y. 211114/T7 ✓L 9�syL Salem Historical Commission 120 WASHINGTON STREET. SALLM SACHUSETTS01970 (978) 7459595 EXT 311 F- • 3)740-0404 April 2, 2009 Michael and Tracy Treadwell 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Dear Mr. and Ms. Treadwell, As you know, prior to your purchase of 3 Harrington Court in December, 2000, the Salem Historical Comrr_ission had a Clerk's Certificate of Vote filed with the Registry of Deeds, which documented outstanding violations (work undertaken by the previous owner without Commission approval). This work included satellite dish installation and alterations to the side porch. The Clerk's Certificate of Vote is used to alert new buyers that a violation exists, so that they do not purchase a property and inherit a violation without prior knowledge. In order to assist with the sale of the property to you, the Commission removed the Clerk's Certificate of Vote, in exchange for your written agreement to correct the outstanding violations within six months of your closing date. As per your request for notification, please be advised that at its meeting of April 1, 2009, the Commission voted unanimously that the violations noted above have been corrected and to remove your property address from the list of open violations. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, J Guy Cl of the Commission Re: next violation Page I of 2 Jane Guy From: Jane Guy Sent: Monday, March 23, 2009 8:20 AM To: 'David Hart' Subject: RE: next violation The porch is on the opposite side of the house(right side)visible from Harrington Court. I don't think it is visible from Carpenter. Bridge Street is not in the district, so that doesn't count. Thanks! Jane A. Guy Assistant Community Development Director City of Salem Department of Planning & Community Development 120 Washington St., 3rd Floor Salem, MA 01970 978-619-5685 (F) 978-740-0404 jguy(aa.salem.com www.salem.com From: David Hart (mailto:davidatsalem@comcast.net] Sent: Sunday, March 22, 2009 10:05 AM To: Jane Guy Subject: Re: next violation Jane: See attached. Violation of dishes gone.Not sure which porch we are talking about. Met owner and he would like a letter saying the violations no longer exist. David On 3/19/09 10:39 AM, "Jane Guy" <JGuyASalem.com>wrote: Hi David, Thanks for taking photos of 384 Essex! The next violation (if there still is one) is 3 Harrington Court, if you wouldn't mind taking photos. The photos would have to be taken from Harrington Court, Carpenter or Flint, not from Bridge St. The violation, which may already have been corrected, was a satellite dish and porch work (the side/rear porch, not the street porch). Thanks! Jane Jane A. Guy Assistant Community Development Director 3/25/2009 1 F 4 n 1 t 1 3 Harrington Court From Gifford Court 3/22/2009 L1090735 2 From Harrington Court L1090736 `- I I � / I � 11• 0 rte" Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS L is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District,as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C)and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 3 Harrington Court Name of Record Owner: Michael &Tracy Treadwell Description of Work Proposed: Change location offence at front of house (approved under Certificate dated 2/22101) to start at corner of house and extend to 5 Harrington Court insread of starting at parch corner. Option to install same fence on opposite side of house, from corner of house to I Harrington Court. Option to keep all fencing natural with clear coat finish or to paint trim color. Installation of retaining wall in backyard to create patio conditional that it is not visible from any public way. Installation of granite curb or cobblestone retaining wall on front of house running length of house, not to exceed 12" in height from the sidewalk Option to installation one to three steps(in same material as retaining wall) with brick tread between I & 3 Harrington Court from sidewalk to fence. Replace garage door with wood,four panel overhead door with four single windows on top,painted Palladian Plum. Remove clapboard wall from front porch and replace with railing with balusters. Balusters to be I '/,"with spacing to match original side porch rail photograph. Railing construction as per example from guidelines (with balusters in between top and bottom rail). Porch to have lattice underneath with 1" hole. Porch to be painted trim color with lattice painted body color. Installation of seamless aluminum gutter on yard side of garage. Repair/replace existing gutters& downspouts in kind to replicate existing. Replace existing double hung windows with Brosco, true divided light.single glaze windows with non-tinted energy panels. Replace crank-out windows on frstfloor to replicate existing. Dated: October 9,2001 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSISIO'N— I,, The homeowner has the option not to commence the work (unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. 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Spring System` exterior of your home. ��tnnsrl Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978) 745.9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction Alteration ❑ Demolition Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch.40C)and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 3 Harrington Court Name of Record Owner: Michael &Tracy Treadwell Description of Work Proposed: Replacement offront door with either Brosco F-2132 or F-2134 wood door. Removal of chain link fence. Installation of 6'wood flatboard fence per photograph submitted in location noted on plot plan with exception that side lot linefence to return into garage at corner. Rear lot line fence to end at garage corner. Install same style fence in front of house adjacent to and to match height offence at S Harrington Court. This same height fence to be installed as a gate between house and garage as noted on plan. Paint colors: Garage& house body—Shady Blue Trim (including cornice, window trim,porch trim) - Silvery Moonlight Doors on house&garage—Palladian Plum Foundation—Either body or trim color Portions offence visible from the public way to be painted in trim color. Window,garage door and gutter alterations continued until the meeting of 3/7/01. Dated: February 22, 2001 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION RCA� By: O� P91 The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. 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T-T _ Ir48+•_.�g 290.00 440-00_ -_ ROUGH OPENINGS and Simpson Litera:ura M.41 A6 '10 UNIT DIMENSIONS-Page SWE-16 Door and Sidelight Specifications- Page SWE-15 9�'� JULY2Ui)u SWE-12 Brockway-+ �g t :r► Cn � , Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving Reconstruction ❑ Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other Work as described below does not involve an exterior architectural feature or involves a feature covered by the exemptions or limitations set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 3 Harrington Court Name of Record Owner: Tracy &Michael Treadwell Description of Work Proposed: Repair glass in windows as necessary. Repair house trim,front porch, window sills & trim, siding and roof as necessary. Repair/replace cinder blocks on garage. All work to replicate existing. All work conditional that there are no changes in color, material, design or outward appearance. Non-applicable due to being in kind maintenance/repair. Dated: January 18. 2001 SAL7O70"SION By: The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. .�0 Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 December 14, 2000 Michael and Tracey Treadwell 38 Saville Street Saugus, MA 01906 Dear Mr. And Ms. Treadwell: Enclosed pleased find a copy of a Clerk's Certificate as to Removal of Violation which has been filed at the Essex County Registry of Deeds. This Certificate was filed in order to enable you to close on the purchase of 3 Harrington Court on December 15, 2000 and is based on your commitment, as stated in your letter of December 13,2000,to complete the work necessary to resolve an outstanding violation on this property within six months from the date of the property closing. Please be advised that this letter serves to provide you notice that the Commission will to record a Clerk's Certificate as to Violation,referencing your property title, at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds on or after the day which is six months from the property closing date, if the required work is not satisfactorily completed. Congratulations on the purchase of your home in historic Salem! Please let me know if I can be of fiirther assistance. Sincerely, J A. Guy A sistant Co unity Development Director Cc: Craig Celli, Cote& Casey (by fax) Dec-13-00 04:56pm From- T-133 P.002 p-g77 Jane Guy Salem Historic Commission C/O Salem Planning Depamnent 1 Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 Dear Jane: Per our conversation, I am writing to inform you that we arc purchasing the huu>c locaicd at 3 Harrington court. Salem_MA. We are aware of the Clerk Ceniticate ul'Vtulauons that have been recorded with the Salem Historical Commission on this propert>. "'r arc requesting that all violations be removed. in good faith, prior to our closing date on Friday December 15, 2000. If these violations are removed, we will insure utas all H urh proposed in the violations be done no later than 6 months from our closin,. dat,r. Sincerely, Michael Tread ell Gc L n 12/I4;00 02:3' PM inst. 253 Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT 311 FAX(978)740-0404 CLERK'S CERTIFICATE AS TO REMOVAL OF VIOLATION THE UNDERSIGNED, being the Clerk of the SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION ("Commission") created under Mass. Gen. Laws Ch. 40CA, certifies, by recording this certificate with the appropriate land records,that the Clerk's Certificate as to Violation for the below described property, recorded or filed with the appropriate land records on July 30, 1999 (Bk 15844 Pg 248), is hereby released. SIGNED under the penalties of perjury. Owner: Patricia I. Scialdone & David R. Gannon, III Property Address: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Title Reference: Book 13136 , Page 206 Date: December 13, 2000 Jane VGuy, Clerk Salem Historical Commission ESSEX, ss. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Date: I C I Com] Then personally appeared the above-named Jane A. Guy, as such person is the Clerk of the Salem Historical Commission, and acknowledged the foregomi ment to be such person's free act and deed, before me 1b, /LC!/LCP/J Notary Public My Commission expires Seef z3, zCx�S TOPKIPWEVANS ELLIOn S.TOPKINS ATTORNEYSv AI LAW SEAN Z.KEOUGH F.T1sERTT.BEVANS 255Ajar1li�kR MARK V.BORST w 1[elILn IUv ss�bfi5seks`02154 JOHN F.WHITE ephone(781)890-6230 AMY L.WEINER Facsimile(z81 .880,4472 May 31, 2000 Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested Salem Historical Commission One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: 1st Union National Bank NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Borrower: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone CASE NO.; 1010001510 PROPERTY: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Dear Sir\Madam: You are hereby notified pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 244, Section 14, as amended that by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by: David R. Gannon,III and Patricia 1.Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc. dated October 30, 1997, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned is the present holder of said mortgage, for the breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 am on June 28, 2000, on the mortgaged premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, see the attached copy of the Mortgagee's Notice of Sale for a more particular description of the mortgaged premises. Terms of the Sale are more particularly described in the attached Mortgagee's Notice of Sale. Other terms to be announced at the sale. This notice is provided to you as an examination of the record title indicates that you held an interest of record in this property thirty (30) days prior to the sale. Very truly yours, Robert T. Bevans, Esq. as attorney for: 1st Union National Bank 30Day/enclosure(notice of sale to primary mortgagor) MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF SALE contained in a certain MORTGAGE given by David R. Gannon,III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc. dated October 30, 1997, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District)Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned 1 st Union National Bank is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at 11:00 am, on June 28, 2000, upon the mortgaged premises: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 as described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, TO WIT:Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty four and fourteen one-hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter referred to sixty five and thirty three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty three and six-tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about sixty one and thirty three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abuttors thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked Court 20 feet wide." Subject to a mortgage granted to the City of Salem in the amount of$9500.00 dated September 28, 1989 and recorded as Book 10188 and Page 159. "TERMS OF THE SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to any and all outstanding municipal or other public taxes, tax titles, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens,rights of tenants and parties in possession, and existing encumbrances of record, if any,having priority over the said mortgage above described and also to all laws and ordinances including but not limited to, all building and zoning ordinances. The highest bidder shall be required to deposit the amount of$5,000.00 by cash, certified check,bank treasurer's check or bank cashier's check at the time and place of the sale. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in or within 30 days thereafter at Topkins &Bevans, 255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, MA 02451. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Other terms to be announced at the sale. LAND COURT CASE NUMBER:259133 PRESENT HOLDER OF SAID MORTGAGE: 1 st Union National Bank By its Attorney,Robert T. Bevans, Esq., of Topkins& Bevans,255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, MA 02451 Tel. 781-890-6230 AUCTIONEER: G. Boris Associates Tel. 781-643-1186 TOPK1NSRrBEVANS ELLIOTT S.TOPKINS ATTORNEYSv AT LAW SEAN Z.KEOUGH ROBERT T.BEVANS 255 Aeu Hill Road MARK V.BORST Waltham, ch ti's 02154) JOHN F,WHITE AMY L Telephone'( 0-6230 Fgsimile(781)890-4472 May 31 2000 :"Iv ?3 F'' n Y : 2!1 Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested SALE1V Salem Historical Commission One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: 1st Union National Bank NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Borrower: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone CASE NO.; 1010001510 PROPERTY: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Dear Sir\Madam: You are hereby notified pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 244, Section 14, as amended that by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc. dated October 30, 1997, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned is the present holder of said mortgage, for the breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 am on June 28, 2000, on the mortgaged premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, see the attached copy of the Mortgagee's Notice of Sale for a more particular description of the mortgaged premises. Terms of the Sale are more particularly described in the attached Mortgagee's Notice of Sale. Other terms to be announced at the sale. This notice is provided to you as an examination of the record title indicates that you held an interest of record in this property thirty (30) days prior to the sale. Very truly yours, Robert T. Bevans, Esq. as attorney for: 1st Union National Bank 30Day/enclosure(notice of sale to primary mortgagor) t MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF SALE contained in a certain MORTGAGE given by David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc. dated October 30, 1997, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District)Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned I st Union National Bank is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at 11:00 am, on June 28, 2000, upon the mortgaged premises: 3 Harrington Court Salem,MA 01970 as described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, TO WIT:Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty four and fourteen one-hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter referred to sixty five and thirty three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty three and six-tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about sixty one and thirty three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abuttors thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked- court 20 feet wide." Subject to a mortgage granted to the City of Salem in the amount of$9500.00 dated September 28, 1989 and recorded as Book 10188 and Page 159. TERMS OF THE SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to any and all outstanding municipal or other public taxes, tax titles, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, rights of tenants and parties in possession, and existing encumbrances of record, if any,having priority over the said mortgage above described and also to all laws and ordinances including but not limited to, all building and zoning ordinances. The highest bidder shall be required to deposit the amount of$5,000.00 by cash, certified check, bank treasurer's check or bank cashier's check at the time and place of the sale. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in or within 30 days thereafter at Topkins&Bevans, 255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, MA 02451. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Other terms to be announced at the sale. LAND COURT CASE NUMBER:259133 PRESENT HOLDER OF SAID MORTGAGE: 1 st Union National Bank By its Attorney,Robert T. Bevans, Esq., of Topkins &Bevans, 255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, MA 02451 Tel. 781-890-6230 AUCTIONEER: G. Boris Associates Tel. 781-643-1186 MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE 3 Harrington Court Salem,MA 01970 By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF SALE contained in a certain MORTGAGE given by David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc. dated October 30, 1997,and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned 1 st Union National Bank is the present holder,for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at 11:00a.m., on February 14, 2000,upon the mortgaged premises: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 as described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, TO WIT:Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty four and fourteen one-hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter referred to sixty five and thirty three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty three and six-tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about sixty one and thirty three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abutters thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked "Court 20 feet wide." Subject to a mortgage granted to the City of Salem in the amount of$9500.00 dated September 28, 1989 and recorded as Book 10188 and Page 159. ' TERMS OF THE SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to any and all outstanding municipal or other public taxes,tax titles, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, rights of tenants and parties in possession, and existing encumbrances of record, if any,having priority over the said mortgage above described and also to all laws and ordinances including but not limited to, all building and zoning ordinances. The highest bidder shall be required to deposit the amount of$5,000.00 by cash, certified check, bank treasurer's check or bank cashier's check at the time and place of the sale. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in or within 30 days thereafter at Topkins&Bevans, 255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, MA 02451. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Other terms to be announced at the sale. LAND COURT CASE NUMBER:259133 PRESENT HOLDER OF SAID MORTGAGE: 1st Union National Bank By its Attorney,Robert T. Bevans, Esq., of Topkins &Bevans, 255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham,MA 02451 Tel. 781-890-6230 AUCTIONEER: G. Boris Associates Tel. 781-643-1186 T0PKINSR�BV EANS ELLIOTT S.TOPKINS ATTORNEYSv AT LAW SEAN Z.KEOUGH ROBERT T.BEVANS 255 Bear Hill Road MARK V.BORST Waltham,Massachusetts 02154 JOHN F.WHITE Telephone(781)8r AMY L.WEINER Facsimile(781)8972�`I ICS January 20, 2000 7;7 Y!N' 24 b:9 9: Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested SALEM Salem Historical Commission PLANNING DE---, Oie Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: 1st Union National Bank NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Borrower: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone CASE NO.; 1010001510 PROPERTY: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Dear Sir\Madam: You are hereby notified pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 244, Section 14, as amended that by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA,Inc. dated October 30, 1997, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned is the present holder of said mortgage, for the breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on February 14, 2000, on the mortgaged premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, see the attached copy of the Mortgagee's Notice of Sale for a more particular description of the mortgaged premises. Terms of the Sale are more particularly described in the attached Mortgagee's Notice of Sale. Other terms to be announced at the sale. This notice is provided to you as an examination of the record title indicates that you held an interest of record in this property thirty (30) days prior to the sale. Very truly yours, iv V (jttt Robert T. Bevans, Esq. as attorney for: 1st Union National Bank 30Day/enclosure(notice of sale to primary mortgagor) TOPK1NSRrBEANS ELLIOTT S.TOPKINS ATTORNEYS AV T LAW SEAN Z.KEOUGH ROBERTT.BEVANS 255 Bear Hill Road MARK V,BORST Waltham,Massachusetts 02154 JOHN F W ER Telephone(781)890-6230 I iLCE��f� Facsimile(781)890-4472 January 20, 2000 [.'iV.il 21 AN �. 27 Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested SALEM , Salem Historical Commission PLANINI;NG D, -: One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: 1st Union National Bank NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Borrower: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone CASE NO.; 1010001510 PROPERTY: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Dear Sir\Madam: You are hereby notified pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 244, Section 14, as amended that by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc. dated October 30, 1997, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned is the present holder of said mortgage, for the breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on February 14, 2000, on the mortgaged premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, see the attached copy of the Mortgagee's Notice of Sale for a more particular description of the mortgaged premises. Terms of the Sale are more particularly described in the attached Mortgagee's Notice of Sale. Other terms to be announced at the sale. This notice is provided to you as an examination of the record title indicates that you held an interest of record in this property thirty (30) days prior to the sale. Very truly yours, 1/ n "{/tt Robert T. Bevans, Esq. as attorney for: 1st Union National Bank 30Day/enclosure(notice of sale to primary mortgagor) MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE 3 Harrington Court Salem,MA 01970 By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF SALE contained in a certain MORTGAGE given by David R. Gannon,III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc. dated October 30, 1997,and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned 1 st Union National Bank is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at 11:00a.m.,on February 14, 2000, upon the mortgaged premises: 3 Harrington Court Salem,MA 01970 as described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, TO WIT:Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty four and fourteen one-hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter referred to sixty five and thirty three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty three and six-tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about sixty one and thirty three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abutters thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked "Court 20 feet wide." Subject to a mortgage granted to the City of Salem in the amount of$9500.00 dated September 28, 1989 and recorded as Book 10188 and Page 159. ' TERMS OF THE SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to any and all outstanding municipal or other public taxes,tax titles, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens,rights of tenants and parties in possession, and existing encumbrances of record, if any,having priority over the said mortgage above described and also to all laws and ordinances including but not limited to, all building and zoning ordinances. The highest bidder shall be required to deposit the amount of$6,000.00 by cash, certified check,bank treasurer's check or bank cashier's check at the time and place of the sale. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in or within 30 days thereafter at Topkins&Bevans,255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham,MA 02451. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Other terms to be announced at the sale. LAND COURT CASE NUMBER:259133 PRESENT HOLDER OF SAID MORTGAGE: I st Union National Bank By its Attorney,Robert T. Bevans, Esq., of Topkins&Bevans, 255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, MA 02451 Tel. 781-890-6230 AUCTIONEER: G. Boris Associates Tel. 781-643-1186 FAX TRANSMISSION CITY OF SALEM PLANNING DEPARTMENT ONE SALEM GREEN SALEM, MAO 19 70 978 745-9595, EXT. 3 1 1 FAX: 976 740-0404 To: Julie Date: N�ovember 9, 1999 Fax#: 781-890-4472 Pages: pincluding this cover sheet. From: Jane A. Guy J Subject: COMMENTS: Clerks Certificate of Vote follows along with copies of Certificates which were issued for work permitted. The work has not been completed as approved(ic. Satelite dish is visible, fence is turqoise, porch is incomplete, etc.). The violation runs with the land. Please call me if you have additional questions about the historic district regulations. I OPKINSQrBEVANS ELLIOTT S.TOPKINS ATTORNEYS v AT LAW SEAN Z.KEOUGH ROBERT T.BEVANS 255 Bear Hill Road MARK V.BORST Waltham,Massachusetts 02154 JOHN F.WHITE TelephoneZi' ;�D AMY L.WEINER Facsimile(781)i840-44-7 —tLJJ November 3, 1999 Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested gov -8 El 9: 02 SALEM Salem Historic Commission PLANNING DEPT. One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: 1st Union National Bank NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Borrower: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone CASE NO.; 1010001510 PROPERTY: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Dear Sir\Madam: You are hereby notified pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 244, Section 14, as amended that by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA,Inc. dated October 30, 1997, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned is the present holder of said mortgage, for the breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on December 1, 1999, on the mortgaged premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, see the attached copy of the Mortgagee's Notice of Sale for a more particular description of the mortgaged premises. Terms of the Sale are more particularly described in the attached Mortgagee's Notice of Sale. Other terms to be announced at the sale. This notice is provided to you as an examination of the record title indicates that you held an interest of record in this property thirty (30) days prior to the sale. Very truly yours, IV V Robert T. Bevans, Esq. as attorney for: 1st Union National Bank 30Day/enclosure(notice of sale to primary mortgagor) MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SA REAL ESTATE 3 Harrington Cour, Salem, MA 01970 By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF SALE contained in a certain MORTGAGE given by David R. Gannon,III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA, Inc. dated October 30, 1997, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned 1 st Union National Bank is the present holder,for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at 11:00 a.m., on December 1, 1999, upon the mortgaged premises: 3 Harrington Court Salem,MA 01970 as described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, TO WIT:Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty four and fourteen one-hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter referred to sixty five and thirty three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty three and six-tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about sixty one and thirty three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abutters thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked "Court 20 feet wide." TERMS OF THE SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to any and all outstanding municipal or other public taxes, tax titles, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, rights of tenants and parties in possession, and existing encumbrances of record, if any, having priority over the said mortgage above described and also to all laws and ordinances including but not limited to, all building and zoning ordinances. The highest bidder shall be required to deposit the amount of$6,000.00 by cash, certified check,bank treasurer's check or bank cashier's check at the time and place of the sale. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in or within 30 days thereafter at Topkins&Bevans, 255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham,MA 02451. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Other terms to be announced at the sale. LAND COURT CASE NUMBER:259133 PRESENT HOLDER OF SAID MORTGAGE: 1 st Union National Bank By its Attorney, Robert T. Bevans,Esq., of Topkins &Bevans, 255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, MA 02451 Tel. 781-890-6230 AUCTIONEER: G. Boris Associates Tel. 781-643-1186 TOPKINSRrBEVANS ELLIOTT S.TOPKINS ATTORNEYS v AT LAW SEAN Z.KEOOGH ROBERT T.BEVANS 255 Bear Hill Road MARK V.BORST Waltham,Massachusetts 02154 JOHN P.WHITE Telephone(781)8®962 �I �D AMY L.WEINER Facsimile 781 8 0 November 3, 1999 „ r \ Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested ,04 3 I„19: 01 SALEM Salem Historic Commission PLANNING DEPT. One Salem Green Salem, MA 01970 RE: 1st Union National Bank NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Borrower: David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone CASE NO.; 1010001510 PROPERTY: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Dear Sir\Madam: You are hereby notified pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 244, Section 14, as amended that by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by: David R. Gannon,III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mortgage Lenders Network USA,Inc. dated October 30, 1997, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned is the present holder of said mortgage, for the breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 a.m. on December 1, 1999, on the mortgaged premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, see the attached copy of the Mortgagee's Notice of Sale for a more particular description of the mortgaged premises. Terms of the Sale are more particularly described in the attached Mortgagee's Notice of Sale. Other terms to be announced at the sale. This notice is provided to you as an examination of the record title indicates that you held an interest of record in this property thirty (30) days prior to the sale. Very truly yours, r , n 1V V Robert T. Bevans, Esq. as attorney for: 1st Union National Bank 30Day/enclosure(notice of sale to primary mortgagor) MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 By virtue and in execution of the POWER OF SALE contained in a certain MORTGAGE given by David R. Gannon, III and Patricia I. Scialdone to Mqrtgage Lenders Network USA,Inc. dated October 30, 1997, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 14412 Page 206 of which the undersigned 1 st Union National Bank is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at 11:00 a.m., on December 1, 1999, upon the mortgaged premises: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 as described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, TO WIT:Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty four and fourteen one-hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter referred to sixty five and thirty three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty three and six-tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about sixty one and thirty three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abutters thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked "Court 20 feet wide." TERMS OF THE SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to any and all outstanding municipal or other public taxes, tax titles, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens,rights of tenants and parties in possession, and existing encumbrances of record, if any,having priority over the said mortgage above described and also to all laws and ordinances including but not limited to, all building and zoning ordinances. The highest bidder shall be required to deposit the amount of$5,000.00 by cash, certified check,bank treasurer's check or bank cashier's check at the time and place of the sale. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in or within 30 days thereafter at Topkins&Bevans,255 Bear Hill Road,Waltham, MA 02451. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. Other terms to be announced at the sale. LAND COURT CASE NUMBER:259133 PRESENT HOLDER OF SAID MORTGAGE: 1 st Union National Bank By its Attorney,Robert T. Bevans,Esq., of Topkins&Bevans,255 Bear Hill Road, Waltham, MA 02451 Tel. 781-890-6230 AUCTIONEER: G. Boris Associates Tel. 781-643-1186 :c0 0':"Oi9310: ^,,iiirr_`. 299 y .E\ CI I Y OF SALEM, MA �v� � M F1 1 844 PG 2.48a G CLERK'S OFFICE , �A 1 ValM lYistorical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 CLERK'S CERTIFICATE AS TO VIOLATION THE UNDERSIGNED, being the Clerk of the SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION ("Commission")created under Mass. Gen. Laws Ch. 40CA, certifies that(i)at a duly called and held meeting of the Commission at which a quorum was present, the Commission,pursuant to its power and authority under Chapter 40C of the General Laws of Massachusetts and ordinances and guidelines adopted pursuant thereto, voted on the Meeting Date to order the Owners or their representatives of the below described property to perform or refrain from such acts relating to the Premises, and (ii) whereas the Owners have failed as of this day to comply with such vote, the Commission,at a duly called meeting at which a quorum was present,voted to confirm, by recording or filing this certificate with the appropriate land records, that such failure constitutes a continuing violation to which the Premises shall remain subject. SIGNED under the penalties of perjury. Owner: Patricia I. Scialdone & David R. Gannon, III Property Address: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Title Reference: Book 13136 Page 206 Date: April 15, 1999 Janeuy, Clerk Sale Historical mmission ESSEX, ss. Commonwe th of Massachusetts Date: X,5 Then personally appeared the above-named Jane A. Guy, as such person is the Clerk of the Salem Historical Commission,and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be such person's free act and deed, before me U/< a 0 /WPd%j1c Notary Public This notice My Commission expires City Hall Ava,, 5a "Official"O�?c3al Bul�tiine. (Boagd" at R.M23A A 238 of M.IG L. C4W. 39 Sec. c_seX. County_ Registry of Deeds 6 Federal =t.reet. Salem, MH 01970 07/'350/99 WMN 2=9 Rec: t.irne 1038 Tupe / CIO Inst. 299 SK 15844- 248 Total , 0-00 eCU r Q7:'. fU' 't'i_y. Zy'z A. CIT) OF SALEM MA v J15,844 ;PG 2 18 CLERK'S OFFICE '� 19S'&MAWistorical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM.MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978) 740-0404 CLERK'S CERTIFICATE AS TO VIOLATION THE UNDERSIGNED, being the Clerk of the SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION ("Commission") created under Mass. Gen. Laws Ch. 40CA,certifies that(i) at a duly called and held meeting of the Commission at which a quorum was present, the Commission, pursuant to its power and authority under Chapter 40C of the General Laws of Massachusetts and ordinances and euidelines adopted pursuant thereto, voted on the Meeting Date to order the Owners or their representatives of the below described property to perform or refrain from such acts relating to the Premises, and (ii) whereas the Owners have failed as of this day to comply with such vote. the Commission, at a duly called meeting at which a quorum was present, voted to confirm, by recording or filing this certificate with the appropriate land records, that such failure constitutes a continuing violation to which the Premises shall remain subject. SIGNED under the penalties of perjury. Owner: Patricia I. Scialdone & David R. Gannon. III Property Address: 3 Harrington Court Salem. MA 01970 Title Reference: Book 13136 ; Page 206 Date: Auril 15, 1999 Jane A i uy, Clerk Sale4� Historical mmission ESSEX, ss. Commonwealth_of Massachusetts � %S_X Date: �5;y Then personally appeared the above-named Jane A. Guy, as such person is the Clerk of the Salem Historical Commission, and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be such person's free act and deed, before me a 0 /Ll4?d%7icNotary Public This noticePosdo o.,1 „ F My Commission expires np r41'iafin Board" CRY Hall �iv��., a1 Y. A (a2. /6, lggy 'M, 23A 1 of iW.�.L. .. p. 30 lckx. co r CITY OF SALEM. MA CLERK'S OFFICE l 19Vakt i Wistorical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 CLERK'S CERTIFICATE AS TO VIOLATION THE UNDERSIGNED, being the Clerk of the SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION ("Commission") created under Mass. Gen. Laws Ch.40CA, certifies that(i)at a duly called and held meeting of the Commission at which a quorum was present,the Commission,pursuant to its power and authority under Chapter 40C of the General Laws of Massachusetts and ordinances and guidelines adopted pursuant thereto, voted on the Meeting Date to order the Owners or their representatives of the below described property to perform or refrain from such acts relating to the Premises, and (ii) whereas the Owners have failed as of this day to comply with such vote, the Commission, at a duly called meeting at which a quorum was present, voted to confirm,by recording or filing this certificate with the appropriate land records, that such failure constitutes a continuing violation to which the Premises shall remain subject. SIGNED under the penalties of perjury. Owner: Patricia I. Scialdone & David R. Gannon, III Property Address: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Title Reference: Book 13136 Page 206 Date: April 15, 1999 Jane uy, Clermission k Sale Historical m ESSEX, ss. Commonwealth 9f Massachusetts Date: / Then personally appeared the above-named Jane A. Guy, as such person is the Clerk of the Salem Historical Commission,and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be such person's free act and deed, before me �U/c a 0 A/1?V%i1r,,Notary Public My Commission expires This notice+ postod on "Official Sulietin Board" Clty Hall Ava., Salern,, Mass. on 9va. /6, 1994 nt c5`.• 1^/ A.m. iCc ..'"G`a'?f1.±;�'.:1-ft `f"ltis''1 vif" 39 sec 23A A 238 Of M.G.L. ;: " ,4 � -;� ..�:,ar CLERK'S CERTIFICATE AS TO VIOLATION THE UNDERSIGNED, being the Clerk of the SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION ("Commission")created under Mass. Gen. Laws Ch.40CA,certifies that(i) at a duly called and held meeting of the Commission at which a quorum was present,the Commission,pursuant to its power and authority under Chapter 40C of the General Laws of Massachusetts and ordinances and guidelines adopted pursuant thereto, voted on the Meeting Date to order the Owners or their representatives of the below described property to perform or refrain from such acts relating to the Premises, and (ii) whereas the Owners have failed as of this day to comply with such vote, the Commission,at a duly called meeting at which a quonun was present,voted to confirm, by recording or filing this certificate with the appropriate land records,that such failure constitutes a continuing violation to which the Premises shall remain subject. SIGNED under the penalties of perjury. Owner: Patricia I. Scialdone & David R. Gannon, III Property Address: 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Title Reference: Book 13136 Page 206 Date: March 30, 1999 Jane A. Guy, Clerk Salem Historical Commission ESSEX, ss. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Date: Then personally appeared the above-named Jane A. Guy, as such person is the Clerk of the Salem Historical Commission, and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be such person's free act and deed, before me Notary Public My Commission expires QYITCLALY DEED OE:42/95 At 13 Inst 216 �1 Bk 13136 FG 206 I, Patricia I. Stialdone, of Salem. Massachusetts, it consiferatita of One and 00/100 (51.00) Dolls: paid grant and convey unto PJMCIA 1. SCLALUOS- Bad DAVID R. CA1IMN, III of 3 Harrington Court, Sales. Msssacbusetts, As tenants in commm. with QUITCf.AIM COVENARIS, the lani with the iuFrovenents thereon, situate in Salem, Essex County. Commowealth of Massachusetts, bounded and described as foliws, to vit: i See Attached Exhibit A f Hereby waning and intending to convey all and the same real proierty described in deed dated Nenenber 19, 1979 and recoroad in the Essex South E �y District Regiscy of Deeds. Book 6654, Page 266. j 1' m WITNESS my ha. and seal tis tat day of August, 1955. _ 1r . I �s(.auu 9 S."a... Patricia _. Sclaldone i B CDMMOY7iEALTE OF MASSACHUSETTS iy4 ESSEX, as. Augut 1, 1995 - Then pereonaL7 appeared the above-named Patricia -. Scifildone, t9 w known or satisfactorily proven, and she acknwledddgggeeeddd the foregerg - .t befo{q m. llllll instrnant to be bar own free act and deed, Qfww�iwvBrtda�/ Ronald E. LusCy. Es';- Notary Prblie - ,, My Commission Expires: 6-19-98 - ' K4L14M icanl,waut k 1 i EXHIBIT 'A' ! The land in said Sales, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follow. Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty-four and fourteen one- . hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter refereed to sixty-five and thirty-three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty-three and six tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about sixty-one and thirty-three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 2.768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abuttors thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked 'Court 20 feet wide.- l Being the same premises conveyed by Dead dated June 15, 1978 recorded with y Essex South District Deeds, Book 6480, Page 345. See also Deed dated November 19, 1979 recorded with said Deeds. Book 6654, Page 246. B i P _607 167 301 RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL NC NOT FORNINCOVERALL ED TERNAI ONAL MAIL (See Reverse))) I/ O Soni ✓p `Gfi� "(n4 LfyP H A A d Street an No J ybk. P D.Stat ano ZIP Code n A yp jPostage Cembed Fee Special Debvery Fee Restricted Debvery Fee Return Receipt showing to whom and Date Delwered to W Return Receipt showing to whom. Dale.and Address of Debvery m S TOTAL POSIage and Fees C; Postmark or Dale is E 0 LL h d v�.Cu I n cirri Salem Historical Commission ' ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 February 18, 1999 NOTICE OF FILING OF CLERK'S CERTIFICATE AS TO VIOLATION David Gannon III& Patricia Scialdone 3 Harrington Court Salem,MA 01970 Dear Homeowner: Since July, 1997 the Salem Historical Commission has been corresponding with you concerning outstanding violations which exist at your property(fence painting,satellite dish installation,porch work). At its regular meeting on Wednesday, February 17, 1999, of which you were invited to attend,the Salem Historical Commission unanimously voted that an egregious violation exists and to notify you of the Commission's instruction to the Clerk of the Commission to record a Clerk's Certificate as to Violation at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds,thirty days from this date. The Clerk's Certificate as to Violation will reference your property title. Please be advised that when the work in violation is addressed to the satisfaction of the Commission and the Commission has collected recording fees($20.00),the Commission will vote that the violation has ceased and will instruct the Clerk of the Commission to record a Clerk's Certificate as to Completion of Work at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds. If on or prior to March 20, 1999,you have completed the work as required, the Certificate as to Violation will not be recorded. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Respectfully, s THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Helen Sides Chairman cc: City Solicitor City Clerk Building Inspector Rnuls moil&roniGN mail First-Class Mail UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE � Postage&Fees Paid ' USPS ' Permit No.G-70 • Print your name, address, and ZIl' Code in this box Ism SG IQ vn" 0 \GLV d SENDER: V Complete items 1 and/or 2 for additional services. I also Wish to receive the Z -Complete items 3,4a,and 4b. following services(for an » •Pant your name and address on the reverse of this form so that we can return this extra fee): card to you u d •Attach this form to the hunt of the mailpiece,or on the back it space does not 1, El Addressee's Address permit. Z y •Wnte'Retum Receipt Requested'on the mailpiece below the article number. p, ❑ Restricted Delivery N •The Return Receipt will show to whom the article was delivered and the date delivered. Consult postmaster for fee. n 3.Article Addressed to: 4a.ArJjcle Number w �a d E f� 4b.Service Type d t°, ❑ Registered ❑ Certified ¢ S❑ Express Mail ❑ Insured rn c cc O 9 AO ❑ Return Receipt for Merchandise ❑ COD o P�P�j v / 7.Date of Delivery 1 z i 5. Received By: (Print Name) R.Addressee's Addr s(Only it Wooled W and fee is paid) t ¢ t— 6.Signature: Ad esse ) I� PS Form 38 1, Decem a 1994 Domestic Return Receipt n �C/AJfIYg Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM,MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 February 3, 1999 NOTICE OF EGREGIOUS VIOLATION &OPPORTUNITY TO COMMENT David Gannon III &Patricia Scialdone 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Dear Property Owner: The Salem Historical Commission has been corresponding with you since July, 1997,conceming an outstanding violation(fence painting,satellite dish installation,porch work). Since this violations still remains, we have scheduled its discussion on the agenda of our meeting of February 17, 1999, at 7:30 p.m. at One Salem Green. This letter serves to provide you notice that the Commission may vote to record a Clerk's Certificate as to Violation,referencing your property title,at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds. Your attendance at this meeting is encouraged, as this will be your opportunity to comment. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Helen Sides Chairman cc: City Solicitor City Clerk Building Inspector Regular& Certified Mail P- 607, 167 2-12 RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL NO INSURANG(E COVERAGE 7ROVIOEO NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL (See Reverse) W Sent to q M Street and No. 6 %6Y1-7 a; PO' le antl ZIP Code /) q. i� d'/ U4 Postage R Certified Fee Special Delivery Fee Restricted Delivery Fee Return Receipt Showing to whom and Date Delivered An Return Receipt showing to whom. Dale.and Address of Delivery jC TOTAL Postage and Fees 5 0 Postmark er Date A E 0 LL N a STICK POSTAGE STAMPS TO ARTICLE TO COVER FIRST CLASS POSTAGE, CERTIFIED MAIL FEE,AND CHARGES FOR ANY SELECTED OPTIONAL SERVICES.(see from) 1. If you want this receipt postmarked,stick the gummed stub to the right of the return address leaving the receipt attached and present the article at a post office service window or hand It to your rural carrier. (no extra charge) 2. It you do not want this receipt postmarked,stick the gummed stub to the right of the return address of the article,date,detach and retain the receipt,and mall the article. 1 3. It you want a return receipt,write the certlOed mall number and your name and address on a return receipt card,Form 3811,and attach It to the front of the article by means o1 the gummed ends if space per- mits. Otherwise,affix to back of article.Endorse front of article RETURN RECEIPT RECIUSM adjacent to the number. 4. If you want delivery restricted to the addressee,or to an authorized agent of the addressee,endorse RESTRICTED DELIVERY on the front of the article. ' 5. Enter fees for the services requested In the appropriate spaces on the front of this receipt. If return receipt is requested,check the applicable blacks In item 1 of Form 3811. 6. Save this receipt and present it if you make Inquiry. UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE 111111 First-Class Mail Postage&Fees Paid USPS Permit No.G-10 • Print your name, address, and ZIP Code in this box • S� 'j 0 � - (i�� t �1n 2 Sat(e RA.- c •-e JA V4- C'� ctl) v % SENDER: Complete items 1 and/or 2 for additional services. also wish t0 receive the v 0 •Complete items 3,4a,and 4b. following services(for an N •Pdm your name and address on the.cverse of this form so that we can return this extra fee): card to you. -Attach this form to the from of the mailpiece,or on the back it space does not 1, ❑ Addressee's Address d permit. y •Wdte'Retum Receipt Requested'on the meilpiece below tha article number. 2. El Restricted Delivery y •The Return Receipt will show to whom the article was delivered and the date delivered. Consult postmaster for fee. n o u ,o 3.Article Addressed to: 4a.Article Number w Z (� d 6a n/l G!L JAI— .z- //Qy 4b.Service Type C-1 — ❑ Registered ❑ Certified n9 N � 7C/pmi157rrl l7 [I Express Mail ❑ Insured 5 o Or 97 U ❑ Retum Receipt for Me handise ❑ COD m Z 7.Date of Delivery 0 ILIT o 5. Received By:(Print Name) 8.Addressee's Address(On/ i requested W and fee is paid) t W 6.Signat d e see ent) o X T r4 Rs Form 3811, December 1994 Domestic Return Receipt Ce l CITY OF SALEM - MASSACHUSETTS WILLIAM J.LUNDREGAN Legal Department JOHN D.KEENAN Cs Solicitor 81 Was93 Washington Street Assistant City Solicitor Washington Street Salem, Massachusetts 01970 80 Washington Street Tel:978-741-3888 Tel:978-741-4453 Fax:978-741-8110 Fax:978-740-0072 December 2, 1998 David Gannon & Patricia Scialdone 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 RE: Salem Historic Commission Certificate(s) of Appropriateness (August 7, 1997) Dear Mr. Gannon & Ms. Scialdone: I am writing to inquire of the status of work that was supposed to be completed in accordance with the Commission's Certificate(s) of August 7, 1997 — to correct work previously undertaken. To date, the required corrections still have not been completed and you have not even responded to the Commission's inquiry of same. Please contact my office as soon as possible to let me know of the status of this work. If I do not hear from you or your legal representative within fourteen (14) days of receipt of this letter, I will have no option but to initiate the appropriate enforcement action. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to hearing from you. Very best regards, Jo D. Keenan Jd kj mm cc. Jane Guy, Assistant Comm. Dev. Director P ��7MffB Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACH US ETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 November 5, 1998 Atty. William Lundregan City Solicitor 81 Washington Street Salem, MA 01970 RE: 3 Harrington Court, David Gannon & Patricia Scialdone Dear Arty. Lundregan: On August 7, 1997 the Salem Historical Commission issued three Certificates to the owners of 3 Harrington Court which outlined conditions required to correct work previously undertaken with the benefit of Commission approval. The Commission sent letters to the owners 4 on December 18, 1997 and June 4, 1998, the latter requiring the work be completed by August 7, 1997. As of this date, the required changes have not been completed and the Commission has had no response from the owners. At this time, the Commission respectfully requests that you begin enforcement. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, THE SALEM HISTORICAL OMMISSION Helen Sides Chairman Cc: David Gannon & Patricia Scialdone 8.eo r n �C/H/NB Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN.SALEM.MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (978)745-9595 EXT.311 FAX(978)740-0404 June 4, 1998 NOTICE OF VIOLATION SECOND REQUEST David Gannon III & Patricia Scialdone 3 Harrington Ct. Salem, MA 01970 Dear Homeowner: One December 18, 1997, the Salem Historical Commission wrote to you concerning outstanding work approved on August 7, 1997 (fence painting, satellite dish installation, porch work) which was outlined to correct work that had been conducted to the exterior of your property without prior approval in July, 1997. As of this date, the required changes have not been completed. In order to avoid legal enforcement, please complete the work as required by the Certificates issued prior to August 7, 1998. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, c�k " e-� THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Helen Sides Chairman CC: Building City Clerk 1�0]Vltl 1 ; f fit•:bit?1t\�` Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (508) 745-9595 EXT. 311 FAX (508) 740-0404 December 18, 1997 David Gannon III & Patricia Scialdone 3 Harrington Ct. Salem, MA 01970 Dear Homeowner: On August 7, 1997, the Salem Historical Commission issued three Certificates (fence painting, satelite dish installation, porch work)which outlined the conditions required to correct work that had been conducted to the exterior of your property without prior approval. As of this date, the required changes have not been completed. Within 30 days, please complete the work as required by the Certificates issued or submit a written status of the project with a request for the extension of the deadline. If you need assistance, please contact our staff person, Jane Guy, at the Salem Planning Department, One Salem Green, Salem, MA (745-9595, Ext. 311). Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Helen Sides Chairman CC: Building City Clerk Salem rstO -ycal C011lll MSS O17 O'!E SA_E;E 3EEEI;. S4LEK1 MASSACHUSETTS 0197C CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction ❑ Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other Work as described below does not involve an exterior architectural feature or involves a feature covered by the exemptions or limitations set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 3 Harrington Ct. Name of Record Owner: Patricia Scialdone & David Gannon III Description of Work Proposed: Installation of satellite dish providing that it is installed so as to be non-visible.from the public way and therefore non-applicable. Dated: Aueust 7. 1997 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: The homeowner has the option not to commence the work (unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. = t, i 1 l `1�ajedr Historical commission ONE SALE1.'. SPEEN, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 0197' 7-_ ___. E' 3t FAX i50; 740-04C� CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction ❑ Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other Work as described below does not involve an exterior architectural feature or involves a feature covered by the exemptions or limitations set forth in the Historic District's Act (M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 3 Harrington Ct. Name of Record Owner: Patricia Scialdone & David Gannon III Description of Work Proposed: Repair/replace rear porch to match what was previously existing including skirtboards, railings and balusters. Paint to match existing. No changes in color, material, design or outward appearance. Repair/replace existing cellear entranceway with roof material to change from green to black. No other changes in color, material, design or outward appearance. Non-applicable due to being in kind maintenance/repair/replacement. Dated: August 7. 1997 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By; The homeowner has the option not to commence the work (unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. ,Sajew Historical Commission ssion ONE SALE', 9-=EN. SALEM. AIASSA;,HUSETT S '19 7C CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction ❑ Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 3 Harrington Court Name of Record Owner: Patricia Scialdone & David Gannon III Description of Work Proposed: Paint chain link fences and posts on Bridge Street and Harrington Court in black. Dated: August 7. 1997 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. C �, �, � :.� •del. _ .. . �;' �'�'; . ' v�.. �- .,�- �t' �. ,.4_- - . .. �,��- /�1� � `�, ,\ - P �. 4. - f` 1i■ 1 . � . ._ �/��j �, t �. 1 ► _ ii'r � L `h I 1u __ ,✓w.-+ [ "'t � ,ti 1 �RA r � ` �' S ;,, �'{� �.� .., � �. °•+�`C,� 1r� .:�.. �l l /II SAF �I. • V i �"!� .y 14::� •h .'�4 ��. _.'^ � �w Y • k .4� -.:�.i!!! .!.: ire i att�.cuunrtM F3 ?Prnlinfi�� Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN,SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 - (508)745-9595 EXT. 311 FAX (508) 740.0404 July 21, 1997 NOTICE OF VIOLATION David Gannon III & Patricia Scialdone 3 Harrington Ct. Salem, MA 01970 Dear Homeowner: Recently, it has come to the attention of the Salem Historical Commission that work (fence painting, satelite dish installation, porch work)has been conducted to the exterior of your property at 3 Harrington Court, which is located in a local historic district. According to our files,there is no approved Certificate for either Appropriateness, Hardship or Non-Applicability for such work to be done. Please read the enclosed information and kindly file the appropriate application within 30 days. If you need assistance, please contact our staff person, Jane Guy, at the Salem Planning Department, One Salem Green, Salem, MA(745-9595, Ext. 311). Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, THE SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION Helen Sides Chairman CC: Building City Clerk ,",(Anj? f rrA�'l91>u.�� Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (508) 745-9595 EXT. 311 FAX (508) 740-0404 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction ;ir Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 3 Harrington Ct. Name of Record Owner: Pat Scialdone and David Gannon III Description of Work Proposed: Installation of two wood windows at each gable end in attic), single glaze, 2 over 2, true divided light, clear glass, 28" x 42". Option to install wood shutters to match those approved for second floor windows. Dated: 5/22/97 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. ��,. ,., �. ' �d�� , , , � "� ,�- ��< � ;j y''� r c � -�� '� � �.,.�Y . �� ,A��f,', vr�N ,�w ,;��,�E �.�,,,� _ . .. / ,. _ �. JS' _.. ._ . i�� 1'� � �� t w' ~ � f j I-fj f.ro�otis� •M w ��oi �..rrS�oe �I�' m 1� z, �.,��s�:.�..,.c,��s 1" !tia-D�v", _ _ / i . .. _ _. a i lb i � 3 �1�rr: � G,v Mrd low, — y f r' Awa �_,�r r�A _ i e � \ i —� rs� 4 /,:Aef w f' #'� Of - p� � :. . _ . . �� iS'�� /7 i U\UV it / saiem 117storical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN, SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (508) 7-5-9595 EXT. 311 FAX (508) 740-0404 April 24, 1997 Patricia Scialdone & David Gannon III 3 Harrington Court Salem, MA 01970 Dear Property Owner: Pleased be advised that at its meeting of Aril 23, 1997, the Salem Historical Commission approved your request for an extension of your Certificate of Appropriateness dated September 7, 1995. The extension approved is for all work to be completed within one year from April 23, 1997. Sincerely, J A. Guy Asst. Dir. of P servation Planning (ONS Salem Alstorical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN.SALEM.MASSACHUSETTS 01970 (508)745.9595 EXT.311 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving ❑ Reconstruction Alteration ❑ Demolition Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other work as described below will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 33 Harrington Court Name of Record Owner: Patricia Scialdone & David Gannon III Description of Work Proposed: Paint house and garage in solid body stain: Body - Harwich Grey Trim- Puritan White Shutters - Black or dark green Installation of shutters on all uniform rectangular windows on house and garage(no shutters on small windows,bay windows or triple kitchen window). Shutters shall be of sufficient size to cover window when closed, shall be hung so as to be functional (with pintel hinges and S brackets) and shall be hung, so when closed, will shed water. Dated: 9/7/95 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By: The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals)prior to commencing work. ' fill Ila� "� /� ��/ // _ Y _ �� ; � I _,:i I� i '� � , �_LL,.� -_-_ S Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN.SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS 01970 ,508)745.9595 EXT.311 CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed: ❑ Construction ❑ Moving Reconstruction ❑ Alteration ❑ Demolition ❑ Painting ❑ Signage ❑ Other Work as described below does not involve an exterior architectural feature or involves a feature covered by the exemptions or limitations set forth in the Historic District's Act(M.G.L. Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historic Districts Ordinance. District: McIntire Address of Property: 3 Harrington Court Name of Record Owner: Patricia Scialdone& David Gannon. III Description of Work Proposed: Replace existing wood gutters and metal downspouts, repair facia board and trim. No changes in color, material, design or outward appearance. Non-applicable due to being in-kind maintenance. Dated: 9/5/95 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By:�c The homeowner has the option not to commence the work(unless it relates to resolving an outstanding violation). All work commenced must be completed within one year from this date unless otherwise indicated. THIS IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT. Please be sure to obtain the appropriate permits from the Inspector of Buildings (or any other necessary permits or approvals) prior to commencing work. ® <� : �=�/ � : : : �'/ \ � � � > . . � .�. . �� \� �� .a��>2 _ - . "<�� : . < - » � . ©�% , � � ; ��\�}� . . . f ] � ` �� ,��i7g�nt_�7 I y �. �1M I ��r ,9 la-rnq�'dyL�7 .J • 7_ l� r ��,-- .7 �� 7 ~�, _�� . i . 704 i. c . _ °-9 . . . ��/�T � a �\ l ! f - /ae i BARN CHARCOAL COHASSET CORDOVAN DRIFTWOOD PURITAN LONDON RED' STUCCO Bl:(IWNt" GRAYt WHITE FOG �M MISSION HARWICHPORT-�USSIAN l'AUPE TELESCOPE WOOL YALE BROWN' GRAY REEN GRAY CAP BLUE sluied J0 J31xJ e, sures J01jaix-j e,oQa e • rVA HANCOCK EX'T'ERIOR STAINS Solid Color 100%Acrylic—Hancock's premium opaque stain dries to a rich satin sheen.Acrylics perform far better than oil for color retention and durability.Easy dean up with soap and water. *Stocked colors. Solid Color Oil—Dries to a Flat finish with excellent hiding over similar colors. *Stocked colors. Semi Solid Oil—Is a penetrating stain that dries to a flat finish over any unprimed wooden surface. Semi-Transparent Decking Stains—Are made from a durable alkyd base for use on all tyles of unpainted woods such as decks and fencing.For dear finish on decking Hancock's Weathershield is recommended. (Stocked decking stains. Many custom-mixed colors also available. HANCOCK PAINT INC. Stain colors,especially semi-transparent,can vary Norwell,Massachusetts 02061 PRINTED greatly with the type of wood used.Test before using. IN CANADA 04/07/99 '06:47 JOHN KRIEGEL i 9787453607 1?01 RUNDOWN REPORT From: August 1, 1995 Estate: 3 Harrington Court, Salem, MA 01970 Present Patricia 1 Scialdone } tenants in common Recorded David R. Gannon, III } 0"5 ers: �� VDescription heet7 [13136-206] Plan Sheet3 [1833-I] Mortgages: Sheet 6: Patricia Scialdone(then owner sole) to City of Salem, $9,500.00 dated September 28, 1989 rec 10188-159 Sh. 12. subordination to Home Loan and Loan [sic] Investment Bank mortgage below, dated May 23, 1997 rec 14134-572 Sh. 16: subordination to Beneficial Mortgage Co- mortgage below, dated July 18, 1996 rec 14352-336 Sheet 9: Present owners to Beneficial Mortgage Co. of Massachusetts, $68,200.00 dated July 24, 1996 rec 13680-013 Sheet 13: Present owners to Home Loan and investment Bank, FSB, $86,400.00 dated May 24, 1997 rec 14134-573 Sh 20 purported discharge by BancOne Financial Services, Inc., rec 14465-301; need assignment? Sheet 17: Present owners to Mortgage Lenders Network [ISA, Inc. $93,780.00 dated October 30, 1997 rec 14412-206 Sh. 21: Assigned to First Union National Bank, dated October 30, 1997 rec 15452-260 Easements; Sheet 4: together with right to pass over 20' court shown on plan 1833-1, as set forth in deed rec 6480-345 Restrictions: None in period searched. Tax Titles- None in period searched. Attachments: None in period searched Mech. Liens: None in period searched. Betterments: None in period searched. Bankruptcy: 'done here in period searched. MA Liens. None in period searched. Fed. Liens None in period searched. Probate: None in period searched. Search Ends: March 10, 1999(,? 0640 Examined by: Kathy Kriegel with John Kriegel, Esquire c\matittelessex\Salem\HarringtonCt3.doc City of Salem Lundregan Law Offices 99.292 1c s/9 /a/ i-9 €E1a7 / s, s6 0 Cl- dog7 N 3 b / ro "'p/75 P 4 kj /366 /3 �✓rNt�1Gx �� { 3 709 97 7c r d P/ lS� /ywa a 6 3 dd, �„ is-n 6 10v GE s o da �n d / / / osv3 1EIOw ,,da C - /3 ai - iu ti "' / 3d vJ - / Ff '/ � ✓l , ASPC 5 e cL, J Se ea- ILtco 17 -7S Se !c QcCeneA TIL A a4G"/L / :• - r s 7 � c SSS / 1 k YSn s 4 C /✓� X 7•/0„ CB 4 c Sd- l 3 D5 i3a�L it / (� zu Lem " O C y b O e n q, o. i / I W I � 1 I � I 65.99 I I r m � � I � I I0 � � A� I 6G 93� I v I 1 I I mmi I � W I y ` 0 I a � s7 So_ BK6480 PG345 MASSACHUSETTS QUITCLAIM 0990 SHORT FORM(INOI`AIOUAL)eel ETER SAR13ANIS and MARTHA SARBANIS, husband and wife, shut al! Essex County,Massachusetts 'd alem, l;fully: S I'll are I uollttn' aavtarried, for considerationpaid, and in full consideration of $ 33,000. 00 t) ' husband and wife ,w exis , CHARLES J. SCIALDONE and PATRICIA I. SCIALDONE, as Tenants by the Entirety, with quitrlatm rouenunte :Harrington Court, Salem, Massachusetts, II in said Salem, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described ollows: ({�tsniyt®tlmdlmce�lsa�: a I Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty four and rteen one-hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan reinafter referred to sixty five and thirty three one-hundredths feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty three and x-tenths. (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about ty one and thirty three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in k 1833;.,Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other ttors thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways •s ytto used•oeoh away shown re said plan and thereon marked "Court June feet wide.'" Quirke :Beinglthe same premises conveyed to the Grantors herein by of Arthur•C. Ouellette, et ux dated May 18, 1954 and recorded r•° +tit Essex. South District Registry of Deeds, Book 4068, Page 338. I e I ? Y c�' NotaryJune- 1• . I L J I I Ii `ITI , IT�TLII ITIIIjt _ . r A. M. -- aur...hand s and seal s dus ...........15th........ day of ...........J z................. 19....ZB �ttnese• ..P��... .AI............_............................. •L.:. __ / . ......... ................................_.......................... - ... ... . . ,.............. ... ... ....... ......'............................................. .. RTHA S ANIS +:..... ........... .................................. . .............................................. {i IDge fIInannanmealiq nt �0.aaearhueetta June 15, 1978 Essex ss. Then personally appeared the above named PETER SARBANIS and MARTHA SARBANIS ' fand deed, before me d acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be th11 � ee act ;(A1!if _q � t'99a.Jc... Nm,r euba7ba8 m190.. 2 oi-1-COit 11 Tdty.)° E (*Individual—Joint Tenors– Teams in Common GRAM1'Ell I0)5&C.6 AS AMENDED by G{V`j aA a 491 d 1969 Cad-y' if .at dellvueJ a. yJaJ V� 1,d cry+ amteJ I e Ieco,J Jull aaa.in w h+v<mJuocJ ulan it aLelt r'We ccuovrY+ace v+Wrml J�ntuna fo, tY i /I a tent)of We amount d dvt fall OAUn liwl ea,e�f in J-11-II t �+r ILe. fn, u( We oWe+comi,lve+�un Waefur. u! We JccJ� l d ' a,peufic Iaoa ,ml. 1Le lull coacaUdniioa eh.11 man the tool yt ces aN C by LLw'nua.w°c'61WIW,B J¢Imu. All°ud'J td. No«&Iet"dtcd-116aI1 a cepa erdeedafw acocdine wiless W amvlY with. d1.�uon'mlls aft lhi,Sc oua4dllr ul mY _ l l Q v TMCT Y 7 r. DIXUU 01 I Ujr V - y M699ACHU6ET1a O CfnIM aEEa SHOWY IOnM,I/nU •""^" / I, Charles J. Scialdone, y Essex county,Massachusetts Of Salem + .,_� s u ', —` for the full performance of all rights �q being xxmarried, ` and duties undertaken by grantor under•a contract between grantor and grantee dated NoveAs mber s0, hoc lung, grant all my right, title and interest to Patricia E. Scialdone with quitclaim cauennuge 1 ; of 3Harrington Court, Salem, Massachusetts the land in Salem, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: t.'„ IDescnption and cnaunbrances,i(myl �f N , .! Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty four and fourteen one-hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter referred to sixty five and thirty three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty three one and thirty r\ six-tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about sixty 1 three one-hundredths (61.33)feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and beteg shown lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right to common with OR y �, other shutters thereon to paea and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked "Court 20 feet wide." Being the same premises conveyed to Charles J. Scialdone and Patricia 1. Scialdone by deed of Peter Sarbanis et rix dated June 15, 1978 and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 6480, Page 345. �J i 'f�ttaeae .....19Y.... hand and seal this....._19th...................day of........_NogQlnl)6F.........;...... t9..T.9..._ 1 / boli aE�.: .....�_f.':...t.....S..C.�..L:.:c.,.A............. .................... .................. Charfiiil."9' cc aldtme I ............................................................................ ................................_.................................. t She (Qmntnattmralth of tfa 1979 November 19, Essex ss. g Scialdone before me ;i J. 'free act anded, and acknowled ed the Eorc ons instrument to be his Then personally appeared the above named Charles g g r Notary Puhlic—VAONDQUQRPI r 9.1 a(y mmmi,sion eaPircs •1 (�Ltdividual—Joint Tenants—Tenants in Common—Tenants by the Entirety.) t CHAPTER 193 SEC.6 AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 497 OF 1969 gg ,1 p residence and post Dune addressof nohdeliveted Every deed p esentcd fnr record shill contain or have endorsed upon it the full nsme, and a rental of the amount of the full comidmtian rhercof in dollars or the nature of the other cons:It tion thetefur• for a specific monetaryry sum.Th<full consideration shall mean the told price for the winds lh without dedunion for any lien or emumbnn«s usamcd by the grantee or remaining rh<rron.All such mdoneme"g and recitals shall M recorded o pan of the decd. ,nuunuFailurto comply,"A Ibis xman shill not ansa the validity of any deed.No mgismr of deeds shall aaep> deed for rtcording unlns it is to compliance w,th the requirements of this,Tan. 1 � qp�. PAST�a )d 1pgT,7 ESSEX SS. RECORDED— �L' / dI eKo 1 01 88Pc 159 s> /Y 1IORTGAGE DEmy- ` I, Patricia Scialdone, of Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts for consideration of Nine ' Thousand Five Hundred Dollars($9,500.00)paid, grant to the City of Salem, Massachusetts �5J/3�_ . /! with mortgage covenants, to secure the payment of Nine Thousand Five Hundred Dollars 1 ($9,500.00), upon sale, transfer or conveyance of the property with -0-percent interest per annum, as provided in an Agreement dated July 1, 1989, the land in Salem, located un 3 f �� Harrington Court, described as follows: �S Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty four and fourteen one-hundredths(44.14) t-- feet,southwesterly by lot I on plan hereinafter referred to sixty five and thirty three one- hundredths(65.33)feet,northwesterly by bridge Street about forty three and six-tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on saip plan about sixty one and thirty three one- hundredths(61.33)feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and 9 being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abuttors theron to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on III said plan and thereon marked 'Court 20 feet wide." Being the same premises conveyed to Charles J.Scialdone and Patricia 1. Scialdone by io deed of Peter Sarbanis et ux dated June 15, 1978 and recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 6480, Page No. 345. _ N This mortgage is upon the STATUTORY condition,for any breach of which the y Mortgage shall have the STATUTORY power of sale. tV v Witness my hand and seal this 28 day of September •,. 1 X89. -s f/. o Patricia Scialdone o " o w '". COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ry _ w _ Essex, ss. September 28 1989 r i Then personally appeared the above-named Patricia Scialdone and acknowledged the T foregoing to be her free act and deed, before me. SE2Tco �'' �J Nod „y Public ,�t" .y ss. +'+•�� •' My Commission Expires: 9/2/94 HIP89VlP �,�• / � ,. . -t iy) ( Y / - QUITCLAIM DEED USi07/95 10:13 Inst 216 n� 6K 13136 Fr 205 vI, Patricia I. Scialdone, of Salem, Massachusetts, in consideration of One and 00/100 ($1.00) Dollar paid grant and convey unto PATRICIA I. SCIALDONE and DAVID R. CANNON, III of 3 Harrington Court, Salem, Massachusetts, as tenants in common, with QUITCLAIM COVENANTS, the land with the improvements thereon, situate in Salem, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows, to wit: F See Attached Exhibit A V C (6 Hereby meaning and intending to convey all and the same real property ` described in deed dated November 19, 1979 and recorded in the Essex South A District Registry of Deeds, Book 6654, Page 246. f m WITNESS my hand and seal this 1st day of August, 1995. h] V O Patricia I. Scialdone COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ESSEX, es. August 1, 1995 Then personally appeared the above-named Patricia I. Scialdone, t me known or satisfactorily proven, and she acknowledged the forego g Instrument to be her own free act and deed, befo me, Ronald E. Lustig, Esq. Notary Public My Commlesion Expires: 6-19-98 WBM.60MAIVAU" InHOLMDAV ME ILfGV1I MGIOHIB.W ptBl 7 Bk 1,5136 PG 2071 EXHIBIT 'A' The Lend in said Salem, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows, Southeasterly by Harrington Court about forty-four and fourteen one- hundredths (44.14) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter refereed to sixty-five and thirty-three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by Bridge Street about forty-three and six tenths (43.6) feet and northeasterly by lot 3 on said plan about sixty-one and thirty-three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abuttors thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked 'Court 20 feet wide.' Being the same premises conveyed by Deed dated June 15, 1978 recorded with Essex South- District Deeds, Book 6480. Page 345. Bee also Deed dated November 19, 1979 recorded with said Deeds, Book 6654, Page 246. � i MORTGAGE DEED 07/29/96 09:41 Inst 62 VAth Power of Sale BIC 13680 RG 13 KNOB'ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that PPAIRIQA I SCIAIDOMP An DAVID R AURnn 11, hereafter called "BOrtwwera", in SALEM YSS2X I grant,bargain,sell and can CASSA RUSE TS.a for are,coeratiu Paid, hereby vs. mm ed as a MIAL MORTGAGE de OF MASSACHUSETTS,a Delaware este!Laws, qualified to do business in Massachusetts.licensed u a Mortgage Lader tender Chapter 7558,Masmchasetta Genera]laws,License No. ML— 0101 _and having an office and place of business rt 90 WA01MON STREET. SALEM in ESSEX County,Massachuxtts,hereafter cured"Lender",with mortgage covenants.the teal property ("Property")mare particularly described in Schedule A attached beeto and made put hereof: 7 If this tax is checked,this Mortgage is subject m a prior mortgage dated , 19_,executed by Borrowersm which prim mortgage secured payment of a promissory tzar in the principal amount of$ci as Lender, .Thu prior mortgage was recorded on 19 with the Register of Deeds of County, Massec6usetts, in Book of Mortgages M page . No auPertor mortgage or the nate secured by It will be modified without the consent.of Lender hereunder. Sy This Mortgage Is Upon the STATU70RY CONDITION,and upon the further condition that Borrowers sba8 keep the mortgaged Property described abort listened against Jive and other hazards In such Mnount and with such carriers v Lender shall approve,for any breach of which Mortgagee shall have the SDITUfORY POWER OF-TAI . wThis Mortgage is given to aavre the Payment of s certain Credit Line Account Agreement,hereafter referred Was the"Agmenant;'of even date herewith executed by the Borrowers and Lender, by which Leader has obligated itself in make lours, and advances in • Borrowers up in E 681200.00 ,referred b hereafter as the"Credit Linc:''and further in sevum the payment of any and all 0 other advances made under such Agreement,as provided for in Section I14B,Chapter 140, Massachusetts General laws. All auras advanced in the borrower under such Agreement shall bear inu men at the Fuance Charge Rate in efteet under the Agreemertt n now or as it may be changed in the future.Borrowers shall pry m lender a Payment Amount related to the selected Amortization Buis. 0 A Prepayment Chugs may be assessed and collected if Boomer prepays this Account,that is,reduces the Unpaid Ba atice u the y Account to ttro during the final 60 monde that this Account is open.The Charge will be collected u the time the Unpaid Balance is w rinduced.This Charge will be an amount equal to the Finance Charge which would hoe accrued on Borrower's Account for a period of 6 moats,based on the Finance Charge Rate in effect at the time of the prepayment and on the Unpaid Balance u the Account at the x time of prepayn CM This Prepayment Charge may be assessed regardless of whether the papaymcnt on Borrower's Account was, I volu isry m involuntary. In the event of one of the Boomers death. the Unpaid Balance, together with accrued MOMM. shall, at the option of Lender. Immediately become due and payable. If Borrowers voluntarily shall sell or convey the Property,in whole or in part,or any interest in that Property or by some tat or means divest dieoselves of tick to the Property without obtaining the written consent of Lender,then Lender,at its option,may declare Etc entire balance of the loan plus interest on to balance int ediately due and payable.This option than na apply if(1)the sale of the Property u permitted because the purchasers creditworthiness it unshictory to Lender and(2)that purchaser,prior in the sale,has executed A written assumption agreement unaining terms prescribed by Lender mending,if inquired,an increase in the Finance Charge rare payable under the Agreement. In the event that Borrower fails an carry tar the convemna Mud agmemuns and forth herein,Lerida may do and pry for whatever is necessary to protect the value of and the Lenders rights in the Property and any amount se paid shall be added to the unpaid balance of the Actual Amount of Loan. As additional aecuriry hereunder.Borrower hereby assigns m Lender,Borrower's nems in the Properry,and the tame may be collected without the oeceu)ry of making entry upon the Property. In the event that any condition of this Mortgage m Any senior mortgage shall be in default for mom than Fifteen(15)drys,the entire deb shag become immediately due and payable at the option of the Lender.Lender shall be entided to collect all toss and expense, including reasonable i mmucy's fees incurred ant)the time of payment.In the cave of foreclosure sue,tender shall be entitled m retain 3%of the We proceeds,in addition to all such count,and expenses inmimad. This mortgage is also security for all other direct and contingent liabilities of the BorroAer m Lender which ane due or become due, whether now or existing or hereafter contracted. If them ed only one b(MOWDr,all Plural words used herein with reference to the Borrowers shall be commued in the singular. Mortgagor warms that(1)the Property has om been used in the past and is not presently used for hazard=and/or toxic waste,(2) the Property complies with all federal,stale and loci environmental laws regarding hazardous and/or toxic weak,(3)ashcsus bis net been used as a building material on any building erected on the Property in the past.(4)the Property is not pretemtly used for asbestos storage and(5)the Mortgagor complies with all federal,ante,and local laws,AS well u regulations,regarding the use and storage of asbestos. Mortgagor covenants and agmen m comply with all federal, state, and local environment laws in the maintenance and use of the Property. Mortgagor warrants that neither the Property nor the loan Proceeds wen,or will be used in illegal drug activity,and the Property is nm subject to seizure by any govcrrmenul authority because of any illegal drug activity. RL 4 MA 2MWW.Ed.JIn.'6a if I INRTITIFSS VnMMF,the stid Bonwvs hne hertdtmo x8 their heeds tad sal this 24TH dry of JULY . 1996—. Signed. ed and eJi.eted by muga n i he prttence of: .jr (Sul) WitnnrNE (Sul) Wicum* DAVID R. 1RUN, III COM •MASSACHUSETTS ) t6.: 8K 13580 PG 14 COUNTY OF ESSEX ) on this 24TH dry of nn 9 . 19.36_.before me,the undersigned,pm®ally eppn[M r. patrici I Scialdpns_aadLdsfxwrilY ptovl m the to be the puma what fume wbauiihed m dm within kntaun ent,and_LheY—acknowledged this_tlleg_executed the top the dsreio connived and i [heir flee act and deed. *David R. 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Sm21.The fdbiuj"poaQ'aNll be kmra a ee Srnnuory Ftm er of Sale,ad m,Y be ecapaam.'W aq alonP{c Ni rtk[eIXa: (POWER) gm spa^•ml defwh u me perforava IX ab,rtralae of do NrtNoB a olha medieml,rh mrVaea a th cYwmn.•dmbiwum,w®am�.w..1Yeiry mq r[L W[manjepd pnlm•a a NKn paM1 t11 WLeCJf Y rMR0J11 WtfO]a dC Imnt•t•W IXY d,lll{VO•I RI4Y aGm1.41tef Y a MICk m 0 r-1.mj[ItV vM Jl impoe+am dim mry be Wertmo,MpWlua Vm�mmuertk premum tivr wblarmthe o�ont•{c.m.if slut a+n ar{mmlu Ww wbjta dr�eo.m m swam d uid parch.or Y wcn place Y ro4 be dnl{Yud Nr INt w[w••m tlY mwtPR.fin wxWlriet•iW 0e Iva dme moMBe,tl aiW Ibe uanm rtluiae b dm fasbwn d mwttajv b the euros o(a pour d ak.,ed mA,[Dory me ua M RoKr OvJ a ded,m tle purth•er m wrchum,bdumh eetl W ke,ermk:W cath uk JWI brt,er eu We I,mt•Fr,m JI pLl•m,cl,mmg vrtlm hm fen W nW,and hm.e..W Ins morttajed prm,ixe.rMter a In m WCq . RL a MA 20r WB ,Ed.J. 'fM BK 13680 PG 15 ' . EXHIBIT 'A- ik' �- The land in said Salem, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as G follows, F/ is Southeasterly by Herrington Court about forty-lour and fourteen one- hundredths (66.16) feet, southwesterly by lot 1 on plan hereinafter refereed - to sixty-five and thirty-three one-hundredths (65.33) feet, northwesterly by �j Bridge Street about forty-three and six tenths (63.6) feet and northeasterly 1 by lot 3 on said plan about sixty-one and thirty-three one-hundredths (61.33) feet. Containing 2,768 square feet and being shown as lot 2 on plan recorded in Book 1833, Page 1. Together with the right in common with all other abuttors thereon to pass and repass for all purposes for which ways may be used over a way shown on said plan and thereon marked 'Court 20 feet wide. ' Being the sane premises conveyed by Deed dated June 15, 1978 recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 6680, Page 365. See also Deed dated November 19, 1979 recorded with said Deeds. Book 6656, Page 296. 3 �fi' 0513CV97 1103 Inst. 228 t I � BK 14134 PG 572 SUBORDINATION AGREEMENT The City of Salem,a municipal corporation duly established under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,and having a usual place of business in Salem Essex County,Maaur}tusetla, bolder of a mortgage from Patricia Scialdone,dated September 28, 1989 and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds,Book 10188,Page 159,for consideration paid,hereby j abordinates the said mortgage held byit to a first mortgage to Home Loan and Investment Bank dated May 24, 1997 and to be recorded herewith. This vabordination shall take effect as though said mortgage to Home Loan and Loan Investment Bank has been executed,acknowledged and recorded prior to the acid mortgage held by the city of Salem IN WITNESS WHEREOF,the CITY OF SALEM has caused its corporation seal to be hereto affixed and these presents to be signed acknowledged and delivered in its name and behalf by William H.O'Connor,its City Trnwru,hereunto duly authorized,this 23th day of May, 1997. Wdhm Salem B H. Connor - City Treasurer Commonwealth of Massachusetts Essex,is. May 23, 1997 Then penondly appeared the above name William H.O'Connor and acknowledge the „ foregoing instrument to be the&rte act and dad of the City of Salem before me Y Notary Public j My Commission Exp' f�1p03 v o�W ' I When Recorded Mail To: Home Lou and lovam0mt Bank,P.S.B. One Home lam Flats.Stile 3 OU 3".T tie 03 Inst. 329 Warwick,Rhode wand 02886.1765 BK 14134 PG 573 (Spee Ab",This ices Lear Raeordbag Dalai L°'°Number MORTGAGE ('Sawrlry lnmumem') is given oo MAY 24.1997•The o,ortita[or is DAVID R.CANNON,m and Iatricia ISeialdonUBOrm"'erl. This Searrity Inatnmrot is give' to HOME IRAN AND INNES111lENf BANG. F.S.B... whkL is organlmd and exhaing ander the Ian+ of THE UNTIED STATES OF AMEXCA,and whole ddrw is ONE HOME LOAN PLAZA,SURE 3.WARWICK,RHODE ISLAND 02886-1765('irader7. Borro"ee own Lends the principal sum of EIGHITSIX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND 00!10011111 Dollars N.S.S86.400.00).This debt is evidenced by Borto"a'a nota dated the sato date m this Security lum meor('Note'),which provides for monthly payment,,with the full dehr,if ma paid earlier,doe and payfbin on MAY 30,2012.This Somdty hatrttmew satires to Lwder. (q the repaymm of the debt evldemrod by the Nae,with interest,and all macwaia,extenslons and modifications of the Note: (h) the paymen[ of all other anma,with interest,advmxzd order paragraph 7 to protea 0r saurity of this Severity Lmmmeot: and (c)the performanoe of Bo ,g wammb and apeemeota under this Seariry Ins 111TWt and the Nom. For Dia purpose. Bonower does hereby mortgage. grant and convey to Lander.with power of este,the following described property located N ESSEX County,Musub tar: SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE A whkb har the address of 3 HARRINGTON COURT SALEM 13-4 Incl musachusew 01910 ('Property Address'): Rb req ) Toomm Wrm an the Impmvemenu sow or hereafter aamled con the property.and all warrants,appunmanon.and fumes oow or bmafter a pan of the property.All replacements and dditlom shall also be covered by this Severity 1u0umem. All of the foregoing Is mitered to in Ihls Security Instrument as the'Property' BORROWER COVENANTS that Bort is law" adsod of the estate hereby conveyed and has the right to mortgage, gram and worry the property and that the Propemty is uneavmbesd,except for eac"mbearxa of,.. .Borrower warrant, and will defend generally the tide to the Property agalnat all halms red demands,objet io my em iebn of record. MASSACHUSEITS44k Faagy.jesm k MwM,,ddk Mae UNIFORM rNSIYUMBNT Para 3032 w" (Darr I of pare) l3 I � BK 14134 PG 578 24. Elden to this Bounty IrrlrurnuH. If one or more rider arc executed by Borrower W recorded to(aher with this Sectri[y Ieuturoenl, the coverunu W agmemenu of each nsch rider thall be incorporated Into W shall amenC W supplemrni h� the.eoveaanu and sjrcemeau of this Security Instrvmmt u If the riders)were a put of this Security Ins rument. [Check applicable box(es)] ElAdjuuable Rue Rider ❑Condominium Rider ❑14 Family Rider ❑Oradua[ed Psymmt Rider ❑Planned Unit Ikvelopmew Rider ❑Biweekly Prymrn(Rider I ❑Balloon Rider ❑Rue Improveoxat Rider ❑Second Home Rider h BY Sl(2NB10 BELOW, Borrower accepts W agrees to We heron W wvenams contained In this Sewd[Y Iostromem W in F' any rider(,)executed by Borrower and recorded with It. P4 Witnesses: 1H . � U AVID R. ONN QI ft �� Patricia I. Scialdone• +s•e+ .aa•e.., ISPer,BJ,w ILY I .For Ahaowkdpet) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSEM, ESSEX County as: On this 24th dayof May Patricia I. Scialdone 19 97 before ene personally appeared DAVM R. CANNON, m and . .60 known to Ee oo(s)dace and who ezeared the foregoutS instrument,and acknowledged that hc/thcl e and dead. My coutuduioa Expim: F.3&22 9M (Doge 6,y 6 pager) t ' SdXIBZT A - LdCAL DBSCRIPTIOM BK 14134 PG 579 MORTGAGOR: David R. Gannon, III G Patricia I. Scialdone NORTGAGdd: Barna Loan and Investment Bank, l.S.B PROPdRTr AODR83S:3 Harrington Ct., Salem, Maes.. DATZ OF MORTGAGS:May 24, 1997 Meaning and intending to mortgage and convey the &erns premises as cc.nesy�d to the Mortgagor be dead recorded in Book 13136 g 1 66 Said premises are more particularly described as follows: the land in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon and being shown as Lot 2 on plan recorded with the South Essex District Registry of Deeds in Book 1833 at Page 1. Contains 2,768 square feet of land, according to said plan. 1V 104 1/97 rze [at, ers EK 14352 PG 336 SUBORDINATION AGREEMENT The City of Salem,a municipal corporation duly established under the Is"of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,and having a usual place of business in Salem,Essex County, Massachusetts, holder of a mortgage from Patricia Scialdone, dated Septemher 28, 1989 and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds,Bool:10188, Page 159, for consideration paid, hereby subordinates the said mortgage held byit to a first mortgage to Beneficial Mortgage Co. Of Massachusetts dated July 18, 1996 and to be recorded herewith. *Bk. 13680 Pg. 13 This subordination shall Labe effect as though said mortgage to Beneficial Mortgage Co. JOf Massachusetts has been executed,acknowledged and recorded prior to the said mortgage held by the City of Salem. IN WITNESS WHEREOF,the CITY OF SALEM has caused its corporation seal to be hereto affixed and these presents to be signed acknowledged and delivered in its name and behalf by William H.O'Connor,its City Treasurer,hereunto duly authorized,this 18t6 day of July, 1996. Z City of S By: /Z6, / , onnor City Treasurer ? Commonwealth of Massachusetts .i Essex,as. July 18, 1996 Then personally appeared the above name l(lU[/p,n pYbt nd acknowledge the foregoing instrument to be the free act and deed of the City of Salem,before me ' � LUSTL4O lT B 1 ELLJSTRUT Notary P.C. Notary Public ,h- c NEWTOK E NAt.HUBUT8 021M My Commission Expires: J �y ; lur40191 TIAU 14:42 RAS XTO IWm mT 0031 l" t= � 1010001/10 � /47 11iO4ry7 2:45 Inst. 527 BK 14412 PG 206 ' U: MORTGAGE TIOSMORMAMJIt O* Ootb OAYID I MALONE R 9ANNON III dgdOctdbsr NATAICI1117 ,btaMam de kt0rygorA (hsek'8�.t0.e7. MOATt11E LfNOlAI NfTOOfR UtA, INC. Md the M.WR —tbt Odedatr id CMMICTICUT .•aorpmtdo0 tr)nbed erd fIDDLERE7 CORA, CINTM 1111 FL, 111 CMT ST., MIDDLETOI'N CT 064~e 1F�M11 NORTIAfE LMERI NETODAA UtA, IMC. Am M tadebbd b Lao6 Pru+dwl aom d U.S. s SCO M avideynd bT 8mtvtrr'I mea lend Det nor 11, 1197 93,740.00 Ow wlo WhkbF PTbIa m NeP raiM��T mbom Of Omr1P1 and atera w*t me ba m h&bl bO a4, r027 ora mx TO SECLYRE Rau.wW Tetra ikr.m, 00>a➢O'to®d the evllw ud by de Nam,wub utaRs lsaat:b P Ye d An olbr oa m and apa d Ben ke�ta 01.1 a d— 0r aa:aruy d WI X Wd cam y tko ,.1.b rc d dtc aUa I OtDewlel&WlAad papvp boned h Cu ojmry a EI!IIm �4V4 LUY Rb0 ma+ar b Lmer.wlm Wwv d Sure of MyaryORm_ $11 ATTACHED SONVULE A -}i 34 1 ad&r d/ NAfRINtTD1 CDURT tAIEM 1 01170 (OMNI-PMCb AdSm? 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Phu 00waweMlL d �d FOad� V•Il ery.P Rrdllb�cd N� �g osnaly aed tma tuy a dme t Y Leadr m a h�d tx�4j0�•a Y.aO a^w00a0b acrd abllOMed 4 aeb RCL Pgaaob d 7>m01 b 1a r d, P bDII aed Iaaamble aaemwa tb"a Naveaer abt0 ea ba 'r'-UC a dm,'d awl i!turd koAdtc U w A3W®ay lcm0t�.that Borrowv makes Xt Pk' C be bolder d e prlp MA88ACHU8ETT9.yECOMDM RTQAUE-tm. RMAtA L,,CUMRDNY AMCntYYRIfI S ' 1 1V/JV/IT ]TIV II11{ I.1 M um Iwl, 001{ 1010001510 BK 14412 PG 209 3tCQUL3T fOt NOTKZ OF DIZAULT oc ose �a IT Ra and 1eoa.ngen{he hoNr a my MMUR .deed a mw m �.da�wLmkr.atmnr..3mw lw[umm PW Bold�aeMfmy*6.t=npau;b oev r ,der lmeraT{et..;T�n /s�Y. O<+11.amr amy mdm y 1N WPI 4M W>MtBOP,B�o.erhr elernrd Qd{�,.VW/�0 �br u D/V[D a e/ M 11[ Mnw -A ►�ICIA�I f0I11008E / l {meml 6r 0. OMW a+h') +p+bdplS®a IS 1700.1 +Mod al.ama eeD {aaca>�e�o to.lfoo Madlr nm ne of .Jrstffm 2RODLSew+ C,epgw On d*10th dqa DCt00{r 1117 R. C,o....x., nn mo.e m be U/a.mp1 dr+csed I. „he f0 Uar�...u- �++h4baAhltrfmutanddeea e++c. do MWMW3l md.dm kW dMSMWIr ev7mr D+y10 Via. NlC.4t6L"6 C ?-41e.4AVCLJ � I� tll+w Mr.'tfY lilf�.Id>41adr cm ..m•dwf Oil. .Gu' MW 7 BK 14412 PG 210 XHTBIT' 11A„ tmtw.w.rf ti x^41°'cm"`loaf rah rev.d ra.ws -'w.laUrU .. • 1mt.cusL�wt�rf b1 M 1 m'lu hr...6mrty r.IwN w dnT(M1.uE tllrh tVw is h p•bw luwf a6art lo.h tYw ud.+=-s..+l. 1U.6)f.t ud m.tb.nrh H I)m"V A.�twt fit)ao•ud tach tln mr b..""(61.1))IML LmtLWW 2.16l�w rM<W b W ._ Y loot 1&31.PW). T-W— tL�rl�t Y cavum nkE�➢abr Jwtton them to Ma�t+yea ra JI piry�a+la d.6c6..n r)b tad o.v•�+)��m ald pr+o ,,%.d'C' 211!wl aM� fV a low State of Massachusetts BK 14465nsPG8 7301 DEED OF RELEASE KNOWN ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that MORTGAGEE, Banc One Financial Services, Inc, whose address is 8604 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis, IN' 46250 holder ofa certain mortgage, whose parties, dates and recording infom cion are below, does hereby acknowledge that it has received full payment and satisfaction of the same,and in consideration thereof,does hereby cancel and discharge said mortgage. Original Mortgagor(Name and Address): David R.Gannon,III and Patricia 1.Scialdone 3 Harrington Court,Salem,Massachusetts 01970 Original M._tlgagee-Hom_ e L an a d Investment Bank,F S B Original Loan Amoumt:g6400.00 Date Recorded: May 27, 1992 County: Essex DoeJ last.No: Book: 14134 Page: 573 Property Address:3 Hartington Court,Salem,Massachusetts 01970 CT number(for registered land): IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Banc One Financial Services, Inc, has caused these presents to be executed to its corporate name and seal by is authorized officers this November 7, 1997. s i Banc One Financial Services,Inc. b' Abby Dat s,Witness Lonnie EvetsoleJn,A Agent to ,� 71ih��0 Record Security Instruments Todd Bonebrake,Witness State of Indiana tp County of Madison a . On this 7m day of November 1997, before me appeared Lonnie Eversole Jr.,to me personally known,who,being by me dully swom,did say that he is the Authorized Agent to Record Security Instruments of Banc One Financial Services, Inc. and that the seal affixed to said instrument is the corporate seal of said corporation,and that said instrument was signed and sealed in behalf of said corporation by authority of its Board of Directors, and said Lonnie Eversole Jr., acknowledged said instrument to be the free act and deed of said corpomtiom 9 iii Mel' R.Kimmerling,Notary blic My Commission Expires: 07/142001 My County of Residence:Madison Prepared By: Dayna Flynn 8604 Allisonville Road Acct#: 2970058 Indianapolis,IN 46250 -�U Ca t 7D7osa7s70 W ESEN RECORDED MALL TO: 02/09/99 9:26 inst. 128 I�a�POrtIfind— EI S .„ Itc 00 BK 15452 RG 260 nc 3671 S. X 25 Blvd.,Suik 200 SWI BOJ. A 79 92 RpT Sams Am.CA 9270<L931 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE �+C MORTGAGE LENDERS NETWORK USA, INC. e. fmrn: holds of a tel etre mmyaie DAVID R BANNON Ill E PATRICIA I SCIALDOME dated: October 30, 1917 nradedvidithe ESSEX fhmtctA:ounty Registry of DeMr on fJoea.b,#4,19g1 r Iomvmeot N®bee s7.1 11114. in Book WL4 7? 0q .3 700. )0 dtaWy m: SEE ATTACHED iC EOIILOE A /�� said �V and the NM mod cWm � FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK 301 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET CHARLOTTE, NC 282889166 In-io w•heeoftheaaid MORTGAGE LENDERS NETWORK USA, INC. beatcorpotsic seal m be hecto AfCued and three rm� m 1997 peaeon mbe ugrcd•r!w loth day of October , Signed and scaled in the presence of. Wim KAY RIME APPLES TA BE LENDERS NETWORK USA, INC. KELLY WIL ORE R�' AMER L WEipER R. VICE PRE9IDEMT STATE OF : Pennaylvanla sa. Morahan COUNTY OF: Montoo ery BEFORE ME PERSONALLY APPEARED JAMES T. NE:SIER, $R. VICE PRE:IDENT OF MORTGAGE LENDER: NETWORK USA, INC. KNOWN TO BE THE PERSON WHOSE NAME It SUISCRIIED TO THE FOREGOING INSTRUMENT AND ACKNOWLEDGED TO ME THAT THIS PENSION EIECUTED TIE SANE FOR PURPOSES AND CONSIDERATION TMEREIM EXPRESSED, AS THE ACT AND DEED OF SAID CORPORATION AND IN THE CAPACITY THEREIN STATED. ------'--r c`. NOTARY PUBLIC Chart" 'Notary Pr.Nc n8wn Eoxaa J*y>CYAt MarMar. 11(tllanit ,. W.u. 995(MA) 95(M ` 9� aaa(MA)rnvr vYn YOniOAOE[OFYC.IEWIE�rI)er IMNIIfllogiminINI IN login 96010115342 V)U IBIT 'A„ BK 15452 Fr 261 r.- [M, .o.tb..n+.i7 y+ 1 a..4+a. 4. ra10..d A! ty ttti r ►mm.s+s.(41 3)fM. C--�g 1. 64 w^[w d Wt a r b i V b�1131.PK.L Ibv. tlr 604 4 tlrr is p.r d e.7s(w.➢RFS!w.t.�t r1.rl d�.�.�.7+...r Y• RW p�.d tyq 3 0r-'-'tV n C, —+ Loa„ Arr,E. � G3.-100 r 1 ' r } t �s �F >J Nor it *.,, O4— FORM B - BUILDING � � In Area no. Form no MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL COMMIS W Office of the Secretary, State House. Boston rte. _ j4D ►�8� _c Tow " n `\ l_,_, (1 i Address 3 \YQ,C�� 1 �0iy + t� Present use Rest de�Ce JI. Present ownerWkCC��Q �axb4c11S Description: Date_�atE��ll- fSJ'C��1i 2� C i\mxl�( - rtia � Source Style 4. Map. Draw sketch of building location Architect in relation to nearest cross streets and other buildings. Indicate north. Exterior wall fabric VV\ 5\�\(Y�✓ Outbuildings (describe) Other features �S Altered Date Moved Date 5. Lot size: YLess than one acre Over one acre SApproximate frontage *1 Approximate distance of building from street 19" DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE 6. Recorded by A-%k1aa\V\ USGS Quadrant OrganizationCj.� • C . MHC Photo no. ,T �- Date �=4 i-�U (over) M/jJJ, 7. Original owner (if known) Original use Subsequent uses (if any) and dates d S. Themes (check as many as applicable) Aboriginal Conservation Recreation Agricultural Education Religion Architectural ,/ Exploration, Science/ The Arts settlement invention Commerce Industry Social/ Communication Military Humanitarian Community development Political Transportation 9. Historical Significance (include explanation of themes checked above) 10. Bibliography and/or references (such as local histories, deeds, assessor's records, early maps, etc.) GSS�So�`5 A� 3/73 iSxc rte .. cc: Citv Clerk Building Inspector q . -J �krCL�i� Salem Historical C 0111n] iss10H GIT`! HALL. SALEM. MASS, cis7o 745-9595, ext. 311 CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed construction ( ) ; reconstruction ( ) ; demolition ( ) ; moving ( ) ; alteration ( ) ; painting ( x) ; sign or other appurtenant fixture ( ) work as described below in the . .. McIntire Historic District (NAME OF HISTORIC DISTRICT) Address of Property: 3 Harrington Cnurt Name of Record Owner: Pat Scialdone DESCRIPTION OF WORK PROPOSED: Paint colors: Trim - Montgomery white gloss Body - Philipsburg Blue oil Door - Black,. dark blue or slate grey Trim consists of sashes, cornices, window casings, corner boards, posts around porch. will be appropriate to the preservation of said Historic District, as per the requirements set forth in the Historic Districts' Act (Federal Laws, Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission. Dated: August 23, 1989 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION BY Chairman a 4. f`J =am Salem Historical Commission y CITY HALL. SALEM, MASS. 01970 CERTIFICATE OF NON-APPLICABILITY It is hereby certified that the Salem Historical Commission has determined that the proposed construction [ ] ; reconstruction [x]; t demolition [ ] ; moving [ ]; alteration [ ] ; painting [ ]; sign or 1 other appurtenant fixture [ ] work as described below in the . . . Mclntire Historic District. (NAME OF HISTORIC DISTRICT) Address of Property: 3 Harrington court Name of Record Owner: Pat Scialdone DESCRIPTION OF WORK PROPOSED: Repair or replace existing hand rails, balisters and post at rear entrance in kind. Replace 2 over 2 existing window in son' s bedroom in kind. Reglaze windows in master bedroom. All window replacement to be of wood, single glascto match existing in size, etc. Channels to be used inside windows instead of weights. Non-applicable due to being in kind replacements/repairs. Pictures indicating windows to be replaced on file with Salem Planning Dept. does not involve an exterior architectural feature or involves a feature covered by the exemptions or limitations set forth in the Historic District's Act (Federal Laws , Ch. 40C) and the Salem Historical Commission. Dated: August 23 , 1989 SALEM HISTORICAL COMMISSION By Ci Chairman tib, �� _a��. ��_ '� . � — �� -�i ifs,� ^� � a . � � .�:� n r'i '\ �. `��,� `,� ,, b V `� �` M �, ; A �,� - ��_ �4 r .; n � � fa IJ !�' {'4 �-s 3�:� t N . � -._ _ � . ��m ,igYr /t' �-/,�� •M1 3 old n^, e� Y�� jo%y S� �\ l 3 J�ion nq �� Cf' �� •fy' ,. �w. ••IM i ti\� y`. .may '�. ••,�4!`� �_ �_ _ .�.:__. .. ��_... .ti-. • `9�i �1L"� ��l �.• `'` �y� �� . . � - 3�rn•^,n y LVt C 9 � d�� ,r Salem Historical Commission ONE SALEM GREEN. SALEM. M'.SSACHUSETTS01970 745-9595 ext. 311 APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS Pursuant to the Historic Districts Act (General Laws, Ch. 4OC) and the Salem Historical Commission Ordinance, application is hereby made for issuance of a Certificate of Appropriateness for: Construction ( ) ; Reconstruction ( ) ; Demolition ( ) ; Moving ( ) ; Alteration ( ); Painting (, ) ; Sign or other appurtenant fixture ( ) work as described in the Historic District. (Name of AAstoric District) Address of Property: c �o Name of Record Owner: Date building erected and architect, if known: DESCRIPTION OF WORK PROPOSED: (Please attach required scale drawings, paint chips and/or samples of work and material proposed, where applicable. ) 9�� Qtr coC" C4,� or s1p 0 �Tc� �Y(i�.NZ Eot o w S \� Signature o 7 Name of Owner--a <-\a oV'�C Owner: (Please print or type) L!¢' Address of Owner: Tel. 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II VIII II I I� I 1 I 1 Combined Transom/Double-Hung rough opening height formula: ��} Overall Transom glass height plus overall Double-Hung glass height plus 13'/.', e L s o,1-9r J68-7�1 Illustrations not to scale. "Glass sizes are approximate. n11 120bgC 114 illi w1wi -I. II j A10 Wednesday,July 2,1997 The Evening News, Salem,Mass. i, F4 1L_1) &k1% 15^ (2-1A% ^ Fourth of Jury weekend events Arts: Festival a coming home party Continued from page Al Beverly noon. Peabody outside of Omaha,Neb.,just to vol comber laughs. "We've got to get Beverly Farms-Prides 7:30 a.m.—Pancake breakfast or July 3 Abbot Hall at noon. And at 2 p.m. unteer his services at the festival some young;blood." Crossing Fourth of July events: coffee and muffin at the Community 5 p.m.—In Ward 6,the celebration they will march to Redd's Pond for It's a journey he's made for most of . Reynolds;who is divorced, has July 2 House. starts Thursday night with a road a miniature boat regatta. Wood the last 10 years. involved hi$ daughters, who live 6:30-8:30 p.m. — Youngsters 9:45 a.m.—Bike and Doll Carriage race and block party,at Symphony g Parade:Anyone wanting to partici- Park Registration is at 5 p.m.and the carvers will provide demonstra- "I've been involved in the fes- locally, in the festival. He teaches Scavenger Hunt for ages 8-13 at the g Hastings House. pate should meet at the Methodist 2,2 mile race starts at 6:30.It's fol- tions near Abbot Hall from 1 to 4 tival in one way or another for 26 them a traditional Marblehead g Church parking lot on Bay Road with lowed by a cookout and block party p.m. years,"he says.."I grew up in Old value—volunteer spirit.And they July 4 bikes all decorated for a great pa- featuring a discjockeyi,and ending at Meanwhile, Washington Street Town and around Crocker Park. I are a big part of what draws him 8 a.m.—Horribles Parade.(Forms rade. 10 P.M. will be closed from noon to 5 p.m. always loved the Arts Festival.Lis back every year. on Oak Street at 7:45 a.m.) 10 a.m. — Start of the bike and from Washington Square to the tening to the musical groups be- He also brings his expertise to 10:30 a.m.—"Old Timers"Soft- doll carriage parade. July 4:: Old Town House, allowing a kind came a regular thing."• ' an event that can rely on fast ball Game,Dix Park 10:30 a.m.— Three-Legged Race, 10 a.m.—The Ward 1 the celebra- of street fair of jugglers, clowns "We all listened," agrees Ma- thinking. 2 a.m. — Races and games at ages 5 and under,and 6 to 10. West Beach. tion takes place at MacArthur Park at and - 10:50 a.m. — Waitress/Waiter puppeteers. comber. "Because of Ric's background m 10 a.m.with a doll carriage and bi- "My father 5 p.m. —Music by Jim Moses at Relay,ages 5 and under,6 to 10. played at the Arts the service;" saps Macomber, "he West Beach. 11:15 a.m.—Wheelbarrow Race, cycle parade beginning at the comer Musicians galore Festival," Reynolds continues. knows how to crystallize asitua- 8:45 p.m.—Shoreline illumination ages 5 and under,6 to 10. of Lynn Street and MlacArthur Road, Musical groups appearing at "Fred Reynolds and Good Time tion and manage it." at West Beach. 11:45 a.m. —Frog Jumping Con- weather permitting. g g 9 p.m. a Aerial Fireworks Display test followed by a mass frog release At the park,there will be a moon- Crocker Park include Adam Moore Jazz Band. He'd play the festival "It's that old expression:Adapt, at West Beach. into the pond. walk, pony rides, cllowns, cotton and Flynn Salisbury, Spy,Jimmy every year." , provide and overcome," says Saturday,July 5,is the rain date 12:15 p.m.—Patriotic Bear Con- candy,face painting and a cookout Mazzy and Friends, Circle of Reynolds."You can put it all in the . for the parade and fireworks. g with chips,tonic and hamburgers.The Friends and Brian Maes on Frida program and all of a sudden it test:Bring favorite bear dressed in y. All-volunteer effort festivities end at about noon. People must wear"contributor" the brightest and best patriotic cos- Saturdaywill showcase Velum,. Macomber points out that " rains and you've got to adapt,pro- to s to West Beach and all events to tume. 9 a.m.—W artl 2 Horribles Parade Paws U Code Blues, The Chris- Reynolds' volunteer work is t vide and overcome." B 12:45 p.m.—Hool i Hoo s starts at the-Italian Club on Blaney P.. Y yp- gainadmitst a ,especially on the p ' Ave. and proceeds, to'She Welch Fitz_ Band,' Crossroads and: icaloftheeffortsthatmakethefes- Sometimes the work must seem evening of the fireworks. All roads 1:15 P.M. — Sack Race, ages 5 School.Prizes will The awarded to Megawatt Blues Crttshers rival happen. All its workers are , overwhelming for all the volun- leading to West Beach will be closed and under,and 6 to 10. best costume and most original. During the -concerts, ;Ric; volunteers. teens, including Macomber—but to vehicular traffic after 7 p.m. 1:45 p.m.6 Balloon Toss,ages 5 .After the parade, there will be `Reynolds will help with.the sound. "There is a consistent group of Reynolds never loses sight of his and under,6. 10. races for all ages,as well as a moon- 2:15 p.m. —Wate�meton Eating -- g and lights. A meteorologist in the people who come and do the work reason for being there. "It's the t t rt sand walk, saa ,coon candy and Air Force, Reynolds has come all eve ear, Reynolds says.Ryal Side Fourth of July events: � Contestr every year," y . bi ggest part of being involved— necklace making.A lunch of pizza,- - July4 3 p.m. — Drawing of chance the way from Offutt Air Force Base "We're getting old, man," Ma- it's fun." 10 a.m. - Parade begins at the tickets,and closing activities. drinks and goody bags will be corner of Western Avenue and Bridge starting at 11 a.m., concluding with giveaways. ontoStreet, rnwoods down Bridge Street, Ipswich 9 a.m.—Ward 3 celebrations run SCh®®I� Cummings declines honor onto Kernwood Avenue and ends at July 4 - from 9 a.m.to noon:at Connolly Park ■ ObFoll Park. 9 a.m. — The VFW and Ipswich with organizers promising a bigger Following the recognized zed Grand Mar- Recreation Department's annual chit than usual celebration. It will feature Continued from page Al . shall John Day is recognized in a car Committee members have sug- He said the McKay school — dren's July 4th program. Parade a horribles parade,egg tosses,bas- be allowed to retain"ownership of Bested—is the most fitting thanks which the new school is re lacin emony at the park Taking part in the starts from South Green,including ketball shooting contest and other p g ceremony are Mayor William Scanlon, the McKav School, which would for McKeown, who engineered for —was originally named after one bikers;skaters and walkers.Each par- games U.S. Rep.John Tierney, state Rep. ticipant will receive commemorative - Winners receive ribbons and prize otherwise lie turned'over to Cum the city the donation of the six- of the Founders of the United Shoe .Michael Cahill and Ward 1 Councilor. ribbons;:There will be races for allmoney.There will also be food, in- mings. : - • .., acre parcel of land the Balch Street who gave land for the McKay Maureen n'sTroactivities age levels and family games.Children eluding hot dogs, pop corn,snow Some School Committee mem school is being built on. school. throughout the day. Children's ies at Obear Park will receive light refreshments and cones and other treats. The event bers believe Cummings Properties' Cummings said just four days "It seems highly appropriate e day. souvenirs at 11:30 am.Rain date is concludes with a raffle of bicycles, should donate an endowment for' before McKeown's November under the circumstances then for Saturday;July 5. - gift certificates and other prizes upkeep of the new school in addi-„ death, McKeown arranged to the McKay School to become Boxford 5 to 10 p.m. -'At Castle Hill, given to the winners. - tion to dropping the lawsuit and waive$1 million of the$1.3 million McKeown School," Cummings ates open at 3 Orn..events start at 9 a.m.—Ward 4 Horribles Parade July 4 p.m.Patriotic music;children's en participants meet at the flagpole at returning McKay School to the value of the six-acre parcel. The said during an interview yes. Boxford Athletic Association spon- tertainment and fireworks on Castle Emerson Park.Prizes will be awarded city. McKay school—valued at$300,000 terday. sors the Jennifer Tinney Memorial Hill's seaside lawn.The 30-piece New for most patriotic and most original. But Cummings said no. —was to be turned over to Cum- McKeown, 41,died of a heart at- Five-mile Road Race.The race begins England Brass Band,the River Ston- Following the parade is the Indepen ;. Each year Cummings Properties mings Properties for the re- tack about seven months after run- and ends at Boxford Community pens,01d Cold Tater,The Orville Gid Bence Road Race for ages 8 and donates four$5,000 scholarships to maining$300,000. ning the Boston Marathon.He is a Center on Elm Street.It is an event dings Band and Alexander the Jester under and the Heartbreak Road Race. Beverly students. The land-name deal would re- graduate of Salem State College for all ages,with festivities begin- will perform.Fireworks will start at 9 Field Day at Emerson Park com- yesterday Cummingsan- suit in Cummings donating the and a Woburn native. ning at 8 a.m. Categories include: pm mences following the race. Included one-mile fun run,three-mile walk for There will also be family activities, are races,egg toss,pie eating con- nounced that beginning next entire parcel at no cost to the "Jamie McKeown—more than fitness and five-mile road race. including free pony rides,a petting tests,crafts and food. school year a graduating senior schools—with the condition that any other person—is the reason Pre-registration recommended. zoo and a magician. 9 a.m. — Ward 5's annual July who attended McKay school will McKeown be used as the new Cummings Center is here,"Cum- Cost is$10 for the road race and$5 Admission is$10 for adults and$5 Fourth activities begin with a doll car- receive'a$10,000 scholarship. school's name. mings said. `,`Cummings-Proper- for other events.Registration forms for children. Members of The riage/bike/cart parade at the Rose- "I hope that doesn't come across Cummings said similar dona- ties would not be in Beverly if it are available from the Boxford Com- Trustees of Reservations receive wood Nursing Home on Johnson in anyway as negotiating with the tions are common at colleges and wasn't for JamielMcKeown. He munity Store,the West Boxford Vil- discounted admission.The rain date Street to Cy Tenney Park.Trophies School Committee," Cummings hospitals and pointed out that the is the single motivating factor. lage Store,the Topsfield Bagel Com- is Saturday,July 5. For tickets or and ribbons will be awarded for the said. McKeown School would hardly be He negotiated the purchase and pany and Gil's Grocery in Topsfield. more information,call 356-7774. most patriotic and most original.Fol- Call 352-7763. lowing the parade are racing events, He believes naming the school the first Beverly school named did everything to make it music by Today,Yesterday and To- —notjust a library as some School` after an executive. happen." Danvers Manchester: morrow,money in the hay and face July July painting: A lunch of hot dogs and 6 to 8 p.m. i Highlands Bean 9 a.m.—4th of July parade starts snacks will be held at folio a.m.,and Clerk: McNelley hits town with lawsuit Supper on the Highlands Common, at the corner of Vine and Lincoln the toy give-away will follow. Clerk: featuring music by the Oniontown streets and follows a two-mile route 8:30 a.m. —Ward 6, on Friday Nitelighters and sponsored by the that ends up at the Brook Street morning,registration starts at 8:30 Continued from page Al Highlan4th Committee.Supper Field on the corner of Brook Street for a doll, bike and carriage parade, a settlement offer weeks ago. He of Assessors an Heath ds Sullivan Corn- tickets are$5 and are available at and Norwood Avenue.Floats,bands which starts at 9 a.m. sharp. Fol- the no gate. and skydivers will all be part of the .lowing the parade, relay races,water to the town from her office and a "It wasn't even worth consid- pany, who conducted the audits of 4 p.m.—Fireworks activities begin celebration.(Participants are asked balloon tosses and other games will` search of her desk uncovered ening,"he said. the assessors'office. at Plains Park as follows: to arrive at 8 a.m.) Prizes are be offered at the park.The games checks,some from McNelley's per- McNelley was not at the hearing In the lawsuit she further 4 p.m.—Concessions Open. awarded in a number of categories end at about 11:30 a.m. sonal account to the town,and sev- last night and as a result faces an- charges that she was given an ulti- 4:30 to 8:30 p.m.—Dancing with for float decorations,with winners eral IOU notes. other charge of insubordination matum before being placed on DJ Jeremy Rossi,sponsored by the announced at the end of the parade. Salem In May,McNelley was found not for ignoring a subpoena. leave—resign or face criminal Danvers Family Festival;Photos with Jully 3 guilty in Lynn District Court of a "She's not well,"Rossman said. charges. Cartoon Characters courtesy of Fan- Marblehead 6 p.m.—The Pickman Park Neigh- felony charge of larceny over$250. "She doesn't need the stress.There The lawsuit does not specify rosyy Costumes;Moonwalk courtesy Marblehead Arts Festival runs- borhood Association holds its annual Selectmen decided to hold their was nothing to be gained b her damages, which can be awarded of p.m. ell's Ice Cream. g y 7 p.m.—Flyover(tentative.) from July 3 to 6 featuring arts ex Horribles Parade beginning at the own hearing instead of letting her being here." by the court if the case is decided 7 and 9 p.m. —Parachute Exhibi- hibits throughout the town and music park entrance. return to work after the verdict. Rossman has said repeatedly in her favor. tion. each afternoon and evening at July 4 The three-hour hearing included that the investigation and trial Selectmen ended the hearing 9:25 m.=$1,000 raffle. Crocker Park Weekend highlights in 9:35 p m.—Fireworks(ie case of Salem Willows:The annual Horn- testimony from five witnesses have made McNelley physically with an executive session to dis- p, elude: bles Parade begins at 10 a.m, at about the audits that were con- ill. The lawsuit filed yesterday cuss the lawsuit. They said they rain,July 6J Columbus Ave: July 4 ducted last fall. Rossman did not states that McNelley has suffered hope to have a decision regarding Pickman Park:Games, races;a Friday,July 4 a 10 a.m.—Horribles Parade spon 'tu -of-war,.and a picnic lunch at produce any witnesses and did not public scorn and physical injury. disciplinary action against Mc- 9 a.m.—Horribles Parade,spon- sored by the Gerry 5 V.F.A.begins in Pickman Park(there is a $6 family give a closing argument. He said The suit charges officials with, Nelley at their next meeting on ,sored by the Highlands 4th Com- front of the Park and Recreation membership fee): any decision the town makes— being slanderous and negligent in July 8. mittee on Highlands Common. Building on School Street. i (Regist o- 9 a.m.—Coffee and donuts., which could include firing Me- their investigation. 11:a.m. — Back Bay Parade at tion begins at 8 a.m.at the same o- begin.10 a.m.—Races and games g . Nelley—will be appealed to an ar- The lawsuit names the Board of Even ll Damon/Porter Streets,sponsored by cation.) Prizes awarded in the fol- small the Danvers Savings Bank. lowing categories:original,current bitrator. Selectmen as constituted last De- I events and historical.Every child who Swampscott Rossman said the town's cember, former Executive Secre- ; Saturday,July 5 participates receives a bag ofJuly 3: lawyers,Kopelman and Paige of tary Richard Leary, Marc Paster business 10 a.m.to 2 p.m.—Endicott Park goodies and a half-dollar.Rain date 5 p.m. ' Lobster and Chowder Boston,had approached him with and Robert Murphy of the Board Day includes a Firemen's Muster,Doll is Saturday,July 5. dinner sponsored)by the First Church t People have Carriage Parade,Food Pantry Coltec- Noon to 5 p.m.—Kite Festival at in Swampscott. Marblehead ®hee F -tion,Kite Making and Flying,Bag Dec- Devereux Beach. reef p.m:—Concert across the 1[i p • all �Sllflow orating and Balloons, Sports Mas- 1 to 5 p.m. — Sand sculpting at street from Mayor General George • sage Demonstration,Balloons,Fris- Devereux Beach. Chaisson Park sponsored by Kennedy • problems ... bees,Mugs,Slush,Beanie Baby Picnic, Fireworks display over Marblehead Studios. • Children's Carousel,Grille Art Show, Harbor after dark 9:15 p.m. — Fireworks display considered `tragic accident' Games,Raffle,Dunk Tank,Bake Sale, over Swampscott Harbor. In case of Lemonade,Iced Coffee,Face Painting, July 5 rain,fireworks will be Sunday. e Dance presentation,Pop Corn,Snow Noon to 5 p.m.—Children's Arts July 4 MARBLEHEAD-Police have Boston hospital room Monday that Cones,Ambulance Exhibition,Make Festival at Seaside Park 9 a.m.-The(Athlete's Corner Fire- determined that there was no he"had a few" drinks earlier that Your Own Sundaes,Nacho Stand,Ob- J. and 3 p.m. —Theater Festival cracker 4-Mile Rioad Race begins,fol- criminal violation when two night. - stacle Course,Children's Train Rides, at Marblehead High School cafeteria. lowed by Fourths of July Town Races Marblehead residents fell 30 feet He said he was not drunk when Kielbasa Sandwiches, Soda, Pony at Phillips Park,11 a.m. Rides and music by John Cochran and July 6 1 to 3 p.m. — Humphrey House from a seawall onto the rocks off he was with Andersen at the sea Company. Noon to 5 p.m.--Artisans'Mar- holds open house. Spray Avenue last Wednesday wall. Fireworks rain date is July 6. ketplace at Abbot Hall upper grounds; night. Negretti gave Andersen a piggy wood carving workshop at Abbot Hall July 6 "It was just a tragic accident," back ride on the sea wall.lost his <• • ' Hamilton/Wenham grounds;and street festival on Wash- Noon to 5 p.m. — Swampscott said Marblehead Police Capt. footing, and both tumbled to the , v ington Street from Abbot Hall to Art Festival is held on the First Church James Came We wish them the rocks below. July 4 Town House Square. Lawn and Linscott Park Y- • o- '` Two Town Fourth celebration at Noon to 2 p.m. — Model boat 5 p.m.—Concerts and Strawberry best" Negretti,of West Shore Drive,is Patton Park: buildin workshop at Abbot Hall According to Carney,police sus- now paralyzed from the middle of Performing at the bandstand:Blue rounds. Participants will parade Feb p m —the Town Hall Lawn. ected that both 21-year-old his chest to his toes. Andersen, of Grass Band at 10,10:45 and 11:45 g p - 6 m.—Annual Hometown Parade p down to Reed's Pond to race their departs from Temple Israel parking Jonathan Negretti and 19-year-old Goodwins Court,reportedly broke a.m.;Solistice Singers at 10:30,and boats afterward. Your newspaper Carriers lot,proceeds down Atlantic Avenue Kristen Andersen.may have been her leg. 11:30 a.m.,and John Wasserman at and Humphrey Street to Town Hall. drinking last Wednesday night, Both were listed last night in run small businesses. They but they did not appear to be stable condition at Brigham and must pay their bills each "under the influence" after the 11 Women's Hospital in Boston. week,even if customers p.m.accident. Negretti is to move soon to a • Negretti himself said during a spinal treatment center at Boston don't pay theirs.`vhen Pitcher: Hometown hero` savors big win carriers dont et aid telephone interview from his University. $ paid, they must dip into their Continued from page Alown pockets to make up gado with two outs in the fust.The Montreal, which has the best in- July 4th the difference.You can "Sure,that it's Clemens makes it streak ended when Green homered terleague record in the major .7 help keep small business special.He was my favorite going on an 0-2 pitch. leagues at 7-1, also beat the Blue Woodsom Farmeo le afloat b paying through middle school and Salem After Merced's single, Ugueth Jays 2-1 Monday night. P P Y P High. I always liked Clemens' Urbina relieved Juden and fin- Clemens (12-3) gave up an RBI 4:30-8:30 your carrier$2.40 each style,the way he handled business ished for his 15th save, striking double to David Segui in the first week at collection time. on the mound, going right after out Joe Carter and getting Delgado and a solo homer to Rondell White FREE Hot Air Tethered Balloon guys. He intimidated a lot of bat- on a deep fly to center field. in the second. Ride by Balloons Over New England. ters.To be opposite him in a game "There was a little bit of every- Green misplayed Segui's fly to ,1.m like this(was)absolutely a dream thing — good defense, great left, letting it fall for a hit that Sponsor: Provident Bank crn1"'�1VING N come true. pitching and some timely hitting. ended Clemens' shutout streak at �r FREE Walk thru Balloon Bringing the""r"i51i`rCT�Rr"teY "If you've got a childhood hero, Just a really special day for 17 innings. 32 DUnhaIri Road any time you can meet someone Canada,"Juden said. "I was glad Clemens gave up 10 hits in 8 1/3 by Balloons Over New England. like that socially, or compete to be part of it." innings, struck out eight and See the inside of the Great Balloons! Beverly, MA 01915 against that person, then it's a Juden, who has already set a walked two. great thrill. Why wouldn't you career-high in wins this season, "It was a good game all around," Sponsor: Amesbury Days Committee Q look forward to it?" could be headed to the All-Star Clemens said. "How can you not Come earl -Bring the amii �Or 927-68�� The former Salem High School Game in Cleveland next get up for a game like this? The y g f y./ a'-scholastic,claimed on waivers Tuesday. The National League crowd was into it, and it was ex- fun, games & adventure! '745-6969 by the Expos from the San Fran- pitching staff will be announced citing down to the last out.I'd just y cisco Giants last July 11,retired 19 by manager Bobby Cox this af- like to see us come out on top more *Weather Permitting straight after walking Carlos Del- ternoon. at home." I The Evening News, Salem,Mass,Wednesday,July 2,1997 A9 Avok Fair the n eord _ Court rules against former GE whistleblower , Weather By EMERY P. DALESIO Act. mance.Higher-ups,however, approved a QQ�� million y� 1 l y� FORECAST: Tonight — Mostly Associated Press "Otherwise,the complaining employee small bonus. 11150 1111111011 cloudy with patchy fog.A 40 percent is clothed!with immunity for future mis- In 1990,a new manager at the mortgage �`((1Y' chance of showers.Low In the upper RALEIGH—An executive for a sub- conduct and is better off'for reporting insurance company, who believed Balter 60s.Thursday—Showers and thun- sidiary of General Electric Co. failed to misconduct rather than merelybeing no was a protected GE employee, contacted �1 derstorms likely,mainly in the after- prove he was fired in retaliation for re- worse off,the court said. the corporate human resources executive H E contract noon. High in the mid los.Chance porting seven years earlier that a Massa- In 1985, Bolter reported to GE manage- who referred Balter to Raleigh.Marketing of rain 60 percent. chusetts subsidiary overcharged the fed• ment that Medium Steam Turbine and manager Christina Carosella made a note EXTENDED FORECAST: Fourthof eral government, the state Court of Ap- Generator,a division of GE's Power Sys- in Balter's file that Dammerman had been July, mostly cloudy. Chanceance of showers, peals ruled Tuesday. tems in Lynn,Mass.,may have overbilled consulted and "we have the go-ahead to announced t Lows in thhee 60s. a thunderstorm.Highs 75 to eo. Robert Salter and his wife sued General the federal government for labor.Salter• move on Bob.He is to be treated and eval- Saturday—Chance of showers Electric, GE Chairman John Welch Jr., was then the division's manager of au- uated as any other employee. He is not early,then improving. Lows In the Chief Financial Officer. Dennis D. diting and operations analysis. He took protected anymore." BOSTON (AP)—General Electric's air- 60s.Highs in the upper 70s to lower Dammerman and other company execu- his allegations all the way to a meeting Two months later, Carosella recom- craft engine division in Lynn may soon ben- Ms.Sunday—Fair.Lows mainly In tives three months after Balter's 1992 with Welch. mended Balter's firing for unsatisfactory efit from a$50 million contract to GE from' the sos.Highs 75 to 85. firing Months later,Bolter asked for a transfer job performance. the Defense Department, U.S. Sen. Edward MARINE FORECAST: Today— He accused the GE executives of from Lynn after receiving threats. With Halter said company executives con- M.Kennedy announced. South wind around 15 knots, be- coming southeast. Seas 2 feet or wrongful retaliatory discharge and civil the help of Timmerman and other GE ex- spired to keep him satisfied with his Kennedy said the"initial contract" award less.Tonight—Southeast wind 10 conspiracy. ecutives, he got a managerial position in employment until it was too late to file was for jet engines for the Navy's next gener- to 15 knots. Seas 2 or 3 feet.Visi- But a three-judge appeals court panel California. the type of lawsuit informers may file ation of F/A-18 Super Hornet planes. bility occasionally below 3 miles in ruled Tuesday that Balter's claim"consti- His job there was eliminated in 1987 on behalf of themselves and the govern- Kennedy said the award was"a solid vote areas of tog.Thursday—Southeast tutes nothing more than speculation that due to a reorganization but, again, ment of confidence in the Lynn plant and its wind increasing to 20 to 25 knots. defendants terminated Bolter's employ- Dammer:man helped find Salter a poli- The appeals court ruled in 1994 that workers." Sees building to 3 to s feet. patchy ment in retaliation for his disclosure of tion within GE. Balter had alleged sufficient facts to state Kennedy's office said 58 percent of the ; occasionally below 3 miles ft patchy fraudulent billing practices,"Judge Mark He moved to Raleigh in 1989 to become a claim for retaliatory discharge and civil work under the contract would be done in fog early, then again In afternoon rY g showers and thunderstorms. D.Martin wrote. vice president of marketing at GE Mort- conspiracy. Lynn, 25 percent would be performed at a The connection between a termination gage Insurance Co. A Wake County Superior Court judge plant in Evendale, Ohio, and the remaining Sunset today ........825 pm and an employee's involvement in a pro- There, his supervisor recommended last year ruled in favor of General Elec- 17 percent would be performed at various GE Sunrise tomorrow....5:12 am tected action as reporting violations must that Balter not receive a management tric without letting the lawsuit go to a plants in five other states. be proved under the federal False Claims bonus because of unsatisfactory perfor- jury. High tide...........1125 pm t Low tide .............505 pm. Lottery Coast Guard to renew efforts to test license fishing captains Yesterday's number 7 5-0-8-6 Ottaway News Service at the time,the report said, and it broke,N.H. "We agree...that operators of currently exempt from licensing Payoffs (based on $1 bet) capsized after it hit the towing While Coast Guard investigators commercial fishing vessels should requirements. In 1992 the Coast Exact order: WASHINGTON — The Coast cable and then the bow of the assigned most of the blame for the be tested for navigational compe- Guard urged Congress to extend All 4 digits—$4,871 Guard will renew its efforts to re- barge. accident on the tug's skipper, the tency and appropriately licensed," the licensing requirement to First,last three digits—$682 quire licensing of small boat The incident attracted national agency also said the incident wrote Douglas Rabe, chief of the smaller boats,but lawmakers took Any two digits—$58 fishing captains,saying the deaths attention because after the boat raised concerns about the compe- Coast Guard's marine investiga- no action. Any one digit—$6 of three area fishermen last fall in flipped over, one or more of the tency of whoever was at the helm tions division. Fishing industry officials ob- a collision with an oil barge show a three fishermen who remained of the Heather Lynne. Testing and licensing could im- jetted to the plan,and lawmakers Any order: need for testing navigational skills. alive could be heard calling for In recommendations accompa- prove fishing crew safety in one of wanted to assess the impact of a All four digits—$203 In an accident report released help and pounding from inside the nying the accident report, the the country's most dangerous oc- 1988 law requiring that fishing First three digits—$114 Monday, the Coast Guard said the hull.But the pounding had stopped Coast Guard Commandant's Office cupations. But they would not be boats be equipped with expensive Last three digits—$114 skipper of the tugboat towing the and all three crew members were said the tragedy provides "valu- universally popular in an tradi- safety gear such as all-weather life barge failed to take all steps neces- dead by the time rescue divers able lessons learned" and it will tionally individualistic industry rafts and emergency radio beacons Mass Cash sary to assess the risk of a colli- from the Beverly Fire Department ask Congress again for authority that has been hit with several gov- before imposing more require- 4-13-23-28-30 sion when it bore down on the gill- arrived on the scene. to license the operators of small ernment safety and conservation ments. netter Heather Lynne II off of Cape Aboard were skipper Jeffrey fishing boats. The move would regulations in recent years and is Industry officials concede,how- Localstocks Ann just before dawn on Sept. 5. Hutchins, 30, of Byfield, John also require crew members of such struggling financially. ever, that eventually some kind of But the 45-foot fishing boat's crew Michael Lowther,26 of Newbury- vessels to be periodically tested for Operators of commercial fishing licensing requirements will be im- Selected stocks of local interest, failed to maintain a proper lookout port and Kevin Foster,38,of Pem: use of illegal drugs. vessels of less than 200 tons are posed. yesterday's market closing: C Company Price Chg Police/Fire AldSgnl 843/16 +3/16 AT&T 351/8 +1/16 Cation and assault and battery. Pa- BMW.The suspect is described as a white 12:41 am.Tuesday.Someone apparently A resident reported to police at 5:36 Cyrk 111/4 -1/2 Beverly trolman Phillip Mitchell handled the arrest. male with a large build. tried to come inside through the back a.m.Tuesday that someone overnight en- Dow Jones 405/8 +7/16 door,which was locked,according to the tered his 1993 Ford Ranger,shattered the Eaton 863/8 -15/16 A Peabody resident told police just be- resident. driver's side window and stole a$500 Police arrested Brandon Cruwys.17,of fore 9 a.m.that someone damaged the compact disc player and remote. GTE 4311/16 -3/16 32 Broadway St.,at 9:42 p.m.Monday at Danvers windshield of his 1985 Chrysler while it Police arrested Robert T.Dupont,24,of Gen.Elec. 661/2 +11/2 School and Rantoul streets and charged was parked at Northshore Mall. 48 Leach St.at 12:41 a.m.Tuesday on A Brittania Circle resident reported to Gillette 937/8 -7/8 him with driving with a revoked license.Pa- police are investigating the theft of car Leach Street and charged him with do- police at 8:22 a.m.Tuesday that someone frolmen Donald Call and Michael Sungy - g g A Lake Street resident told police at mastic assault and battery for allegedly stole her 18-inch gold chain and a gold, -•NE Electric --373/8 . +3/8 handled the arrest. parts from Herb Chambeis Dodge on An- 9:48 a.m.Friday that someone threw a slapping a woman three times in the face. seven-diamond anniversaryringfrom her NutraMax 13 -1/8 cover r Street. Thetheft was reported at rock through the rear window of his car. Patrolmen Andrew Dacy and Michael An- jewelry box.Police did not ee ny signs Polaroid 5613/16+15/16 An individual reported at 7:26 a.m. p• Tuesday. dreashandled the arrest. Tuesday that someone broke into a motor Police investigated a two-car accident of forced entry.An investigation is contin. Raytheon 52 9/16+19/16 at Walnut Street at 10:41 a.m.Friday.One uing. vehicle at 260 Rantoul St.and stole a T 7 Y Rafael H.Martinez,44,of 32 Perkins - Rogers 351/8 -1/8 number of stereo components. Marblehead of the drivers–Helen Shambos,81,of 2 St,was arrested at 12:58 a.m.Tuesday at A Boston Street resident told police at Standex 291/2 •1/2 George Ave.,Peabody—was taken to Garden Terrace and charged with do= 1122 a.m.Tuesday that someone stole a US Trust 451/2 -15/8 Someone vandalized the back door to a Salem Hospital for treatment,police said. mestic assault and battery for allegedly black briefcase with papers from the rear Unilever 2161/8 •17/8 building at 411 Cabot St.The incident was A caller at 10:13 p.m.Monday reported Hospital officials had no record of slapping and punching a woman.Patrolman trunk of her car as it was towed to Salem reported at 8:24 a.m.Tuesday. that someone brolke into a car parked on Shambos being treated.The other driver Frederick Dubiel handled the arrest. from Montana.An Investigation is contin- Varian 5311/16 -9/16 . Beacon Street and stole a stereo. —Norman R.Dobson,Jr.,68,of 63 Wash- WastMngmt 315/8 1/2 A suspicious man was reported at 41 ington St.,Peabody—was apparently un A Harrington Court man told police at `�g• Was 561/2 -11/16-1/2 Brimbal Ave. about 9:40 a.m.Tuesday Police investigated a motor-vehicle ac- injured.An investigation is continuing. 1:38 a.m.Tuesday that his wife looked out NYNwalking his dog and talking to a number of cident at West Shore Drive and Shore- the front window and saw someone steal children.Police are investigating. wood Road at 12:11 p.m.Tuesday.A driver A Lynnfield woman told police at 4 a large section of their chain-link fence off mpseott Four tires were stolen from a building from the accident was taken to Salem p.m.Tuesday that someone damag the its posts and place it in a van before dri- Source.,Eastern Bank Hospital for treatment for a diabetic reac- driver's side of her front car hood os- ving away.The posts also sustained some at 42 Grant St.The theft was reported at tion.Further details were unavailable. sibl with ascrewdriver–while it s Six people were injured–two seriously Investment Services 11:27 a.m. tion. y damage.Police have a suspect and the in- Investment parked at Huntington Woods cond - vestigation is continuing. in a two-car accident on Essex Street , An individual parked at 25 Mill St.told7,, miniums earlier in the day. shortly before 3 p.m.Tuesday.All were police at 6:57 p.m.Tuesday that someone Peabody Joaquin Sanchez,Jr.,24,of 191 Federal taken to Union Hospital in Lynn for treat- cracked her car windshield with a rock St.,was arrested about 3:40 a.m.at Fed- ment.Police would not release the names • • Salem eral Street and charged with domestic as- of the victims pending notification of The drive Into Police arrested Stephen MacDougall, A Salem man told police shortly before sault and battery,for allegedly holding his family members.They did say that all six 28,of 178 Bridge St.at 9:38 p.m.Tuesday 7 a.m.Tuesday that a man hit him in the ex-girlfriend by the throat and pushing her individuals are from Lynn,and both drivers Boston will on Bridge Street on warrants from Marl- head a few times;at the Store 24 parking Police investigated a reported burglary against a wall.Patrolman Frederick Dubiel —adult males —suffered the worst in- borough and Salem for a motor vehicle vi- lot on Main Street before driving off in a attempt at an Everett Road residence at handled the arrest. _ juries.An investigation is continuing. soon cost more District Court By DAN RINGpeace on Essex Street in Salem May 7, year to include completion of a 14-day,In- •Robert W.Yescalis,63,of 339 Cabot police officer, and operating an unin- Ottaway News Service Salem 1994 continued without a finding for five patient alcohol treatment program,forfei- St.,Beverly,had charges of operating spected vehicle on Highland Avenue in months. ture of his license for one year,and pay- under the influence of alcohol,failure to Salem Nov.9,1995 dismissed upon pay- BOSTON—North Shore tom- In cases heard Tuesday in Salem Dis- .Francisco Santiago,28,of 505 Wash- ment of$50 for the victim witness fund. stop for a police officer,driving to en- ment of$100 for the victim witness fund. He was found guilty of driving to endanger danger,and leaving the scene of an acci- muters yesterday were hit with a trict Court by Judge David Doyle and Ington Ave.,Chelsea,will have charges of •Shawn P.Lennon,26,of 73 Rock Ave., double-barreled toll hike. Judge Ronald D'Avolio: failure to display(registration plates,and and was put on probation for one year.A dent on Cabot Street in Beverly June 9 Lynn,had a charge of disorderly conduct charge of leaving the stere of an acci. continued without findings for one year on Wharf Street in Salem June 30 dis- While motorists yesterday - •Robert 0.Silva,23,of 37 Holten St., operating an unregistered and uninsured dent was continued without a finding for upon completion of the Community Alcohol missed u on payment of$35 for the began paying$1 to cross the Tobin Peabody,had charges of speeding and op- vehicle on Highland Avenue in Salem one ear, Safety Program,forfeiture of his license victim witness fund. Bridge, the tolls were also hiked March 28 dismissed upon payment of y for 45 days, i g erating after suspension of license on Ho- and payment of$150 in costs for the Sumner Tunnel. Directors bart Street in Danvers May 29 dismissed. $100 for the victim witness fund. •Kevin W.Cullen,19,of 36 Newbury and$60 for the victim witness fund. L_ of the Massachusetts Turnpike F .Mark T.Rochoin,36,of 152 Boston St., Road,Ipswich,had charges of operating •Samuel Harrison,44,of 10 Porter Peabody Authorityvoted 2-1 to double the red J.Caisse,31,of 274 Boston St, under the influence of alcohol and driving Salem,had a charge of domestic assault g j one-way toll on the Sumner to$2. Lynn,was found guilty of operating after and battery at that address May 14 con- to endanger on Route 95 in Danvers June sault and batterySalem,Norland Sutherland suspension of license on Highland Avenue Y The increase takes effect July 10. timed without ai finding for two years 21 continued without findings for one year It a case heard Tuesday in Peabody in Salem June 29.He was put un probation to include completion of the Community and assault with a dangerous weapon District Court by Judge Robert Hayes: State .Rep. Forrester "Tim" for one year.He was also found respon- upon completion of a batterer's program P y (knife) at that address March 15 dis- Clark criticized the toll hikes as aBible of and payment of$35 for the victim wit- Alcohol Safety Program,forfeiture of his •Dena a Robinson,27,of 137 Columbia tax on the North Shore. speeding and a seat belt violation, missed for lack of prosecution ness fund.He was also found guilty of op- license for 210 days,and payment of$60 . - Road,Dorchester,had charges of unautho. Those charges were fled. eratin under the influence of alcohol for the victim witness fund.He was found •Carlos A.Vazquez,31,of 67 Franklin rized use of a credit card and uttering a "I don't think it's a fair break g q g for the North Shore ... to get hit •Suzanne M.Farrell,29,of 11 Fair St., (second offense)on Route 1 in Danvers responsible of a marked lanes violation. St.,Lynn,will have charges of operating forged instrument at Filene's in Paabddy with this kind of tax," Clark said. Gloucester,had a charge of disturbing the June 25.He was put on probation for one The charge was filed. - without a license,giving a false name to a Oct.5 dropped by the district attorney. "It's an unfair charge on the North calendar Shore commuters." Robert Bliss,a spokesman for the " ! turnpike authority,said the toll in- Wednesday Center and Clark Farm during normal 740-1680. North Shore Cyclists meet at Proctor Thursday crease was needed to help the au- business hours. School for a bicycle ride.Three rides thority pay its$1 billion share of July 2 Sunday are planned:a 65-mile ride begins at July 10 the new central artery in Boston. 9 a.m.;20-and a 40-mile rides begir. WOMEN CHILDREN Jul 6 CHILDREN The Sumner Tunnel and the y at 10 a.m.Ca11887-3855. Tobin are main routes into Boston MIDLIFE ISSUES/Beverly CHILDREN'S HOUR/Beverly CHILDREN'S HOUR/Beverly for North Shore residents. The North Shore Women's Center Cape Ann Waldorf School,669 Hale MUSIC Cape Ann Waldorf School,669 Hale offers a Women's Rap Session on St,holds a Children's Hour from 10 to WEEKENDS ON WHARF/Salem Tuesday St,holds a Children's Hour from 10 to The Massachusetts Port Au- Midlife Issues from 7 to 8:30 p.m.at 11 a.m.Children,especially ages 7 Thistle,Thorn performing Celtic music Jul 8 11 a.m.Children,especially ages 7 thority last month voted to double Y The the White Whale,9 Hale St.Free.Call and under,and their parents can enjoy at 2 and 4 p.m.in the Central Wharf and under,and their parents can enjoy the 50-cent toll on the Tobin.T new$1 toll on the Tobin took heef- (617)592-3165. artistic activities,a snack and story picnic area at Salem Maritime MUSIC artistic activities,a snack and story feet at 10 p.m-Monday. telling by faculty members. Free. National Historic Site on Derby Street LARRY DROUIN BAND/Salem telling by faculty members. Free. Children's Hours will be held every as park of the "Weekends on the Salem Willows Summer Concerts pre- Children's Hours will be held every Jeremy Crockford,a spokesman Thursday Thursday at the school through Aug. Wharf'summer events series.Call sents the Larry Drouin Concert Band Thursday at the school through Aug. for Massport, said some motorists July 3 14.Call 927-1936. 740-1680. at the band shell from 7 to 9 p.m. 14.Call 927-1936. were unhappy with the tolls. "There's been some grumbling, FOOD AND DRINK SaturdayCONCERT/Peabody WednesdayFriday but for the most part,people have BEAN SUPPER/DanversEpic Brass perform a free concert y been fine about it,"Crockford said. Danvers Highlanders hold their 49th July 5 from 6 to 8 p.m.at the Leather City July 9 July 11 "As you would expect, there were annual Bean Supper at 6 p.m.on the Common downtown.Refreshments some people who said they don't Highland's Common.Tickets are$5 MUSIC will be available for purchase.In case .ART TEENS like paying more." and will be sold at the First WEEKENDS ON WHARF/Salem of rain,the concert will be moved to RECEPTION/Beverly TEEN NIGHT/Beverly Despite strong opposition from Congregational Church of Danvers(at Jule.Youngelr presenting country the Wiggin Auditorium at City Hall. Montserrat Gallery, 23 Essex St., The Sterling Center YMCA hosts a most North Shore lawmakers, the the corner of Centre and Hobart music from 61to 8 p.m.in the Central Call 532-3000. hosts an artists reception from 5 to Teen Night from 7 to 10 p.m., Middle- state Legislature on March 13 streets)on Saturdays,June 21 and Wharf picnic area at Salem Maritime 8 p.m.for the Monotype Guild of New schoolers will be able to swim,hang voted to authorize Massport and 28,10 a.m.to 3 p.m.,and Sundays, National Histolric Site on Derby Street England's"North of Boston Members' out and play basketball,ping pong and the turnpike authority to hike the June 22,1 to 4 p.m.Tickets will also as park of the"Weekends on the OUTDOORS Exhibition."The exhibit continues foosball.Call 921-1845 or 921-606L tolls to pay for the Big Dig. be available at the Senior Citizen Wharf'summier events series.Call BIKING/Topsflaid through Aug.2.Call 922-8222. Teens should bring swim suits.