Department of Public Health
HOUSE No. 3314 Cbe Commontocalt!) of a^assacfjusctts REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH RELATIVE TO AN INVESTIGATION OF THE SANITARY CONDITIONS OF THE ABERJONA RIVER AND THE MYSTIC LAKES Under Chapter 139, Resolves of 1956, June, 1957 BOSTC WRIGHT & POTTER PRINTING CO., LEGISLATIVE PR DERNE STR: 195' t Cljc Commontoealtf) of ogasoacijusctts Department of Public Health, State House, Boston 33, May 31, 1957 To the General Court of Massachusetts. I have the honor of submitting to the Legislature the report re- quired by the provisions of chapter 139 of the Resolves of 1956 entitled “Report of the Department of Public Health Relative to an Investigation of the Sanitary Conditions of the Aberjona River and the Mystic Lakes.” Respectfully yours, SAMUEL B. KIRKWOOD, MD., Commissioner of Public Health. CDe Commcintyealtf) of eg)assadjuoetto REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH RELATIVE TO THE SANITARY CONDITIONS OF THE ABERJONA RIVER AND THE MYSTIC LAKES IN THE CITIES OF MEDFORD AND WOBURN AND THE TOWNS OF ARLINGTON, BURLINGTON, READ- ING, STONEHAM, WINCHESTER AND WILMINGTON. Boston, June 1, 1957, To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of Massachusetts in General Court assembled. In accordance with the provisions of chapter 139 of the Resolves of 1956, the Department of Public Health has made an investigation relative to the sanitary condition of the Aberjona River and the Mystic Lakes in the cities of Medford and Woburn and the towns of Arlington, Burlington, Reading, Stoneham, Winchester and Wilmington. Chapter 139 of the Resolves of 1956 is as follows Resolved, That the department of public health is hereby authorized and di- rected to make an investigation of the sanitary condition of the Aberjona river, the Mystic lakes and their tributaries in the cities of Medford and Woburn and the towns of Arlington, Burlington, Rea ing, Stoneham, Winchester and Wil- mington.
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