Town annual report of the officers of Wakefield Massachusetts : including the vital statistics for the year 1949, Part 1

Author: Wakefield, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1949
Publisher: Town of Wakefield
Number of Pages: 308


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LIBRARY


THE


LUCIUS BEEBE MEMORIAL LIBRARY


WAKEFIELD MASSACHUSETTS


1644


1868


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MASS. - HEFIELD, MA


138TH ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


TOWN OFFICERS


OF


WAKEFIELD, MASS.


Financial Year Ending December Thirty-First Nineteen Hundred and Forty-nine


ALSO


THE TOWN CLERK'S RECORDS


OF. THE


BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS During the Year 1949


ITEM PRESS WAKEFIELD


R 352 W14


(1949)


120369 OCT 1 3 1950


Town Officers, 1949-1950


Selectmen


Raymond S. Dower, Chairman Burton F. Whitcomb


Philip J. Flanders, Secretary William R. Lindsay


William G. Dill


Town Clerk Charles F. Young


Assistant Town Clerk Marion B. Connell


Moderator Harry Marshall


Town Treasurer John I. Preston


Tax Collector Carl W. Sunman


Town Accountant Charles C. Cox


Assessors


George E. Blair, Chairman Leo F. Douglass, Secretary George H. Stout


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1951 Term Expires March 1952


Municipal Light Commissioners


Marcus Beebe, 2nd, Chairman Theodore Eaton, Secretary Aubrey T. Quinlan


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1951 Term Expires March 1952


Water and Sewerage Board


Sidney F. Adams, Chairman Herman G. Dresser (Resigned) John N. Bill, Secretary Charles M. Miller


Term Expires March 1952


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1950


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Board of Public Welfare


Winsor L. Finney, Jr., Chairman M. Leo Conway Peter Y. Myhre J. Edward Dulong P. Elizabeth Kitchenman, Secretary


Term Expires March 1950


Term Expires March 1952 Term Expires March 1951


Term Expires March 1950


Term Expires March 1951


School Committee


Mary Louise Tredinnick, Chairman


Term Expires March 1951


William J. Lee (Resigned)


Michael F. Collins


Term Expires March 1952


Alma S. Dutton


Term Expires March 1952


William W. Allyn (Resigned)


Walter C. Hickey


Term Expires March 1950


Arthur C. Lane


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1951


Trustees Lucius Beebe Memorial Library


Hervey J. Skinner, Chairman


Term Expires March 1952


Miriam G. Needham, Secretary


Gladys Watkins


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1952 Term Expires March 1952


Phillips C. Davis


Albert W. Rockwood


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1950


Dr. Richard Dutton


Walter C. Hickey


Term Expires March 1951


Arthur L. Evans


Term Expires March 1951


Dr. Frank T. Woodbury


Term Expires March 1951


Board of Health


Wesley S. Goodwin, Chairman Dr. Robert Dutton, Secretary Ned C. Loud


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1951 Term Expires March 1952


Park and Cemetery Commissioners


Richard J. Volpe, Chairman


Wesley Ball, Secretary


Robert F. Fitz


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1950


Town Planning Board


Arthur E. Harding, Chairman Kenneth W. Thomson, Sec'y-Treas. Edward M. Bridge Dr. Frank T. Woodbury Fitzroy Willard


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1952 Term Expires March 1951 Term Expires March 1951


Herbert D. Hancock


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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK


Constables


John G. M. Gates John Merritt Wenzel


Harold R. Anderson Walter E. Peterson


Registrars of Voters


Frederick G. Gorman, Chairman Charles F. Young, Clerk Edmund W. Sliney Marjorie T. Bunker


Term Expires March 1950


Term Expires March 1951 Term Expires March 1952


Finance Committee


Herbert D. Anderson, Chairman


Lewis Day, Vice-Chairman


William E. Jones, Secretary


Term Expires March 1950


Moses M. Frankel


Term Expires March 1950


Louis J. Bassill Harry Marshall (Resigned)


V. Richard Fazio (Resigned)


James B. Wiswall


Arthur M. Moore (Resigned)


D. Thomas Dinan (Resigned) Clark Quinlan George J. Evans (Resigned)


Term Expires March 1952


M. Joseph Bowen


Charles S. Josiin


John J. Kalaher George D. Rattray


Term Expires March 1952 Term Expires March 1951 Term Expires March 1951 Term Expires March 1951


Myron E. Wing


Term Expires March 1952


Maurice C. McGilvray


Term Expires March 1952


Roland W. Butters, Jr.


Term Expires March 1952


George F. Gardner


Term Expires March 1951


Board of Appeals


William C. McKie, Chairman Willard P. Lombard Harold W. Merritt


Term Expires March 1951 Term Expires March 1952 Term Expires March 1950


Recreation Committee Dr. Philip McAuliffe, Chairman Mary E. Lazzaro, Secretary and Treasurer Marjorie Rowe Cook


Anna McIntire Leo V. Walsh Homer Shellenberger


John W. Moccia


For other appointive town officers, see Selectmen's Report


Term Expires March 1950 Term Expires March 1951


Term Expires March 1950


Term Expires March 1950


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Town of Wakefield


Population, 1945 State Census 18,677


Congressman, 8th District-Angier L. Goodwin of Melrose.


Councillor, 6th District-John F. Casey of Somerville.


Senator, 7th Middlesex District-George J. Evans, Wakefield. State Representatives, 22nd Middlesex District-Joseph A. Milano, Mel- rose; Charles Gibbons, Stoneham; Theodore J. Vaitses, Melrose.


List of Jurors


Prepared by the Selectmen of the Town of Wakefield, June 30, 1949


Name


Residence


Occupation


Abbott, Arthur G., 48-49


19 Bryant St.


Albani, Joseph A., 49


189 Broadway


Aldenberg, Bernard P., 49


141 Vernon St.


Alleca, Charles, 48-49


16 Perham St.


Shoe Worker


Amiss, Tazewell B., 49


545 Salem St.


Anderson, J. Frank., 49


1 Everett Ave.


Anderson, Wallace E., 48-49


13 Elm Sq.


Antetomaso, Charles S., 48-49


42 Elm St.


Retired


Anthony, James W., Jr., 49


6 Strathmore Rd.


Bain, Willard N., 49


185 Salem St.


Ball, Wesley M., 49


64 Pleasant St.


Baxter, Augustus D., 49


5 Greenwood St.


Bears, Earl L., 47-48-49


7 Greenwood Ave.


Tel. Engr.


Beliveau, Kenneth A., 47-48-49


30 Pearl St.


Textile Worker Salesman


Bemister, Charles, 47-48-49


24 Gladstone St.


Benedetto, Anthony R., 48-49


6 Fourth St.


Civil Engr. Retired


Benwell, Harry A., 49


6 West St.


Writer


Bird, Edward P., Jr., 48-49


33 Bennett St.


Blanchard, Leon A., 49


12 Linden Ave.


Bogart, John A., Jr., 47-48-49


130 Lowell St.


Brophy, J. Neil, 49


180 Prospect St.


Bullard, Scott A., 49


6 Salem St.


Taxi Service


Bunker, Harrison W., 49


Burwen, Samuel, 49


Butler, William H., Jr., 48-49


Butters, Roland W., Jr., 47-48-49


202 Oak St.


Buxton, Charles H., 49


254 Lowell St.


Calore, Frank, 47-48-49


Cameron, Paul W., 49


30 Keeling Rd.


Caretaker Gas Sta. Att. Machinist


Merch. Broker Credit Mgr. Packer


R. E. Broker Bookkeeper Florist Painter


Benedetto, Sante, 49


6 Fourth St.


Laborer Manufacturer Art Director Engineer


49 Salem St. Wood Worker Frank St. Retired 50 Albion St. Funeral Director Insurance Engr. Sta. Attendant 10 Bellevue Ave. General Electric Real Estate


7


Name


Residence


12 Humphrey St.


618 Main St. 12 Lafayette St.


15 Lafayette St. 35 Chestnut St.


18 Perham St.


10 Greenwood Ave.


Salesman Florist


Colby, Charles E., 49 Conway, Leonard J., 49


57 Preston St.


Conway, M. Leo, 48-49


10 Bennett St.


Coughlin, James F., 47-48-49


40 Church St.


617 Main St.


338 Albion St.


26 Meriam St.


Curley, John J., 48-49


3 Elm Sq.


Curley, Thomas F., 48-49


2 Birch Hill Ave.


16 Bancroft Ave.


89 Green St.


27 Strathmore Rd.


36 Lake St.


Delaney, Timothy J., 49


DeMarco, Leonard H., 49


DeViller, Nary J., 48-49


Dexter, Willis P., 49


Dill, William G., 49


Doherty, John W., 48-49


Dolbeare, Kendall M., 49


Doucet, Timothy W., 48-49


Doucette, Frederick J., 48-49


37 Cedar St.


14 Grove St.


48 Jordan Ave.


252 Main St.


24 Linden St.


Landscape Architect


18 Greenwood Ave. Engineer


17 Richardson Ave.


Supervisor


8 Morgan Ave. Personnel Man


5 Eastern Ave. Bank Clerk


29 Lawrence St. Engineer


13 Howard St. Electrician


Fisher, Henry J., 49 Foley, James, 47-48-49


Fuller, Herbert W., 48-49


Galpin, Harold A., 48-49 Gargano, Guy, 49


Gibbons, James M., 49


65 Elm St. 89A Albion St.


105 Greenwood Ave. B. & M. R. R. 7 Druid Hill Ave. Inspector Salesman Insurance 50 Lawrence St. Driver


Rwy. Inspector Cashier Lithographer Service Man Merchant Manager


Auto Body Man Buffer Engineer Printer Clerk Telephone Co. Telephone Co. Shipper Inspector Superintendent Machinist Buyer Custodian Watchman Accountant


Rubber Worker


17 Juniper Ave. Mail Clerk


18 Grafton St. N. E. Tel. & Tel. 9 Crescent Hill Retired


5 Overlake Rd.


756 Main St.


Linotype Machinist Carpenter Box Maker Insurance Contractor Pharmacist


Dow, Clarence M., 47-48-49 Doyle, Charles J., 49 Duffie, Robert N., 49 Duffill, Edward S., 49


Dunbar, Robert A., 49 Ebling, Harry T., 49 Egan, James M., 47-48-49


Fairbairn, Chester I., 48-49


Farwell, Willard P., Jr., 47-48-49


Findlay, George E., 47-48-49


158 Broadway Superintendent


Occupation


Cassidy, William J., 49 Chambers, Edward R., 47-48-49 Charest, Roland, 47-48-49 Churchill, Charles L., Jr., 47-48-49 Cieri, Alfred L., 48-49


Cieri, Lawrence E., 48-49 Cochrane, Elroy M., 49


Colantuonio, Antonio, 48-49


102 Nahant St.


227 Nahant St.


Cronin, Hubert, 48-49 Crosby, James E., 49 Crozier, Ernest P., 47-48-49


D'Ambrozio, Joseph S., 48-49


Damon, George C., 48-49


Day, Lewis, 49


Delaney, Alfred E., 47-48-49


263 Albion St.


3 Summer St.


99A Albion St.


REPORT OF TOWN CLERK


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Name


Gibson, Kenneth R., 48-49


Gorman, Frederick G., 48-49


298 Main St.


Gould, Frank J., 48-49


17 Eastern Ave.


Gould, George J., 49


36 Church St.


Graham, Frederick D., 48-49


4 Eaton St.


Greany, William C., 48-49 Haladay, Henry E., 49


15 Traverse St.


Haley William F., 49


35 Crescent St.


Harmon, Prescott R., 48-49


38 Parker Rd.


Harnden, James W., 47-48-49


19 Oak St.


Harper, Cyril N., 49


44 Nahant St.


53 Cordis St.


11 Eastern Ave.


Hawkes, Horace P., 49


14 Cedar Ct.


16 Gould St.


45 Woodland Rd.


23 White Ave.


8 Acorn Ave.


13 Greenwood St.


53 Greenwood Ave.


Howland, Willis, 48-49


3 Common St.


20 Howard St.


20 Salem St.


48 Lawrence St. Chauffeur Draftsman


63 Emerson St.


7 Aborn Ave. Secretary Accountant


25 Bryant St.


35 Coolidge Pk.


Contractor


149 Broadway


Clerk


7 Nichols St.


Printer


3 Pitman Ave. Painter


Kelly, Michael L., 48-49


Kenney, James B., 48-49


Kierstead, Arthur G., 47-48-49 Klingel, Carl C., 49 Lamprey, Leonard L., 47-48-49 Lane, Arthur C., 49


Lawthers, W. James, 48-49


159 Prospect St.


56 Gould St.


LeDuc, Charles W., 47-48-49


Lee, Thomas A., 47-48-49 Lewis, Edgar P., 49


Lillie, Roland L., 48-49


Lindsay, William R., 47-48-49


Lusignolo, Angelo, 48-49


Lynch, Edward, 48-49


Residence


Occupation


Floor Finisher Superintendent Sales Manager Lumber Business Retired Real Estate Meat Cutter Merchant Adv. Manager Clerk Chemist Typewriter Repairs Bank Clerk


Railroad Worker Salesman Pharmacist Asst. Cashier Purchasing Agent Production Mgr.


Hinds, Albion W., 49 Hird, John S., 48-49


Hoag, Wilton M., 49


Hogg, Charles P., 49


Hollett, J. Arthur, 47-48-49


Hoyt, Alfred A., 47-48-49


Hubbard, Daniel B., 47-48-49


Hurton, James L., 48-49


Iram, Harry F., 47-48-49 Jackson, Ernest W., 48-49


Jackson, Harold C., 48-49 Jaynes, William H., 48-49 Kalaher, John J., 49 Kearns, Warren C., 48-49 Kelley, George E., 47-48-49


45 Forest St. 5 Hillside Ave. 24A Charles St.


21 Bryant St. Rwy. Mail Clerk 2 Overlook Rd. Salesman Electrician Business Mgr. Ins. Adjuster 10 Summit Ave. Stamp Dealer Insurance Mgr. Supervisor 2 Cottage St. Laborer 53 Cedar St. Clerk 45 Spring St. Retired 21 Eaton St. Salesman Merchant 78 Nahant St. Laborer 31 Strathmore Rd. Elec. Engineer


282 Main St.


489 Salem St.


52 Lake St.


Hatch, Charles H., 48-49


Hatchell, Carl L., 47-48-49


Herbolzheimer, Fred, 49


Salesman Elec. Engineer Machinist Milkman


Leavitt, Philip F., 48-49


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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK


Name


MacArthur, Robert W., 49 MacDonald, Leroy E., 48-49 MacLellan, Earle R., 48-49 Malcolm, Thomas L., 49 Maloney, Michael J., 48-49 Mann, Donald B., 48-49 Marshall, Harry, 48-49 Mayo, Lester L., 49 Mitchell, Joseph P., 47-48-49


Modica, Charles C., 48-49


Mohla, Herman G., 49


24 Summer St.


Monroe, George C., 49


Moore, Lewis R., 47-48-49 Morin, Edward L., 49


44 Jefferson Rd.


Morrison, Frederick S., 49


13 Greenwood St.


8 Pine Hill Cir.


6 Minot St.


9 Summitt Ave.


McGrail, Richard J., 48-49


6 Avon Ct.


43 Nahant St.


17 Lake St.


8 Crescent Hill


19 Sheffield Rd.


10 Wave Ave.


66 Meriam St.


31 Bennett St.


5 Crystal St.


9 Wilson Ave.


58 Greenwood Ave. Sales Engineer 26 Church St. Merchant


Parsons, Hedley J., 47-48-49


Patterson, Irving J., 47-48-49


265 Salem St.


17 Curtis St. Bookkeeper


14 Greenwood St. N. E. Tel. & Tel.


16 Crosby Rd. Civil Engineer 45 Chestnut St. Investments


107 Greenwood Ave. Contractor


28A Summer St. Truck Driver


28 Court St. Bank Clerk


3 Greenwood Ave.


Sales Manager


12 Salem St.


11 Emerald St.


9 Wilson Ave.


Reporter Shipper Retired


229 Oak St.


127 Prospect St.


47 Salem St.


Occupation


Mech. Engr. Chef


Elec. Foreman Salesman


20 Bryant St. Retired 11 Salem St. Salesman 67 Greenwood Ave. Auditor 10 Morrison Ave. Advertising


40 Coolidge Pk. Decorator 23 Eaton St. N. E. Tel. & Tel. Mechanic 9 Edmunds Pl. Salesman


65 Gould St.


Teller Clerk


Murphy, John H., 49 Muse, Richard S., Jr., 48-49 Myhre, Peter Y., 48-49


Mckeon, Thomas J., 49 McManamin, Joseph L., 49 McTeague, Robert F., 48-49 North, A. Stanley, 48-49 Nute, Charles H., Jr., 48-49


O'Harra, Charles I., 47-48-49 O'Neil, Harold, 48-49 Orne, Arthur E., 49 Orsini, Antonio, 49


Paige, Forrest V., 49


Palumbo, Ignazio, 47-48-49


Payro, Edmund J., 47-48-49 Philpott, Chester J., 49 Presper, Stuart H., 49


Proctor, Arthur M., 48-49


Quinn, William C., 47-48-49


Rasmusson, Carl A., 49 Rattray, George D., 47-48-49 Raymond, Fred S., 48-49 Reed, Robert G., 48-49 Regan, John J., 47-48-49 Reynolds, Robert A., 49


Reynolds, William A., 47-48-49


Rich, Edward A., 49


Roach, Walter T., 48-49


Residence


17 West Water St.


27 West Water St. 1 Bellevue Ave. 17 Green St.


Shoeworker Asst. Treasurer Printer


Funeral Dir. Asst. Manager Navy Yard Salesman Light Dept. Linotype Operator Civil Engineer Engineer


Vice-Pres. & Tr. Chemist Telephone Co. Clerk Supervisor Painter


53 Greenwood Ave. Machinist Superintendent


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Name


Roache, Theodore L., 47-48-49


Robie, Francis B., 47-48-49


19 Lafayette St.


Russell, Clifford B., 49


14 Chestnut St.


Russell, Malcolm L., 47-48-49


12A Albion St.


Rutter, Walter F., 48-49


51 Parker Rd.


Salipante, Paul F., 48-49


20 Chestnut St.


Schnackenberg, Lee J., 49


Scollin, Arthur H., 48-49


Sharpe, Hedley F., 49


345 Albion St.


Sibley, Charles R., Jr., 47-48-49


38 Church St.


Simonds, Clyde M., 48-49


10 Charles St.


Smart, Raymond L., 48-49


43 Wave Ave.


Souter, Joseph A., 49


7 Park St.


Spaulding, Rodney G., 48-49


Stanley, Calvin R., 48-49


5 Crescent St.


1 Charles St.


123 Pleasant St.


26 Vernon St.


Taunton, Davis T., 47-48-49


Thayer, W. Phillips, 47-48-49


92 Pleasant St.


29 Court St.


Electrician


Tilton, F. Elwin, 47-48-49 Tredinnick, J. Edson, 49


Tucker, Maurice E., 48-49 Turner, Fred A., Jr., 47-48-49


Tuttle, Ralph E., 47-48-49


Twombly, Frederick D., 49 VanWagner, Allston, 48-49 Walen, Leroy A., 47-48-49 Walsh, E. Joseph, 48-49


Walsh, John B., 47-48-49


Walsh, William J., 47-48-49


Watts, Sargent P., 49


Whitehead, Frank W., 47-48-49


Whitehouse, Ralph B., 49


Whiteman, Roy B., 47-48-49


Whitney, Everett D., 49


Wilkinson, James, 49


Winship, Francis A., 49


Wiswall, James B., 49ยท


Woodward, Fred A., 47-48-49


Worters, Lawrence E., 49


Residence


Occupation


Salesman Mechanical Engr. Merchant Toolmaker Inv. Banker


Accountant Civil Engineer Bookbinder Electrician Adv. Salesman Crane Operator Engineer Elec. Business Machinist Bookkeeper Mail Carrier Designer Die Maker Salesman Salesman


8 Bryant St.


18 Charles St.


115 Pleasant St.


9 Eastern Ave.


Hardware


11 Crosby Rd. Salesman


7 Chestnut St.


Ass't Editor


29 Keeling Rd.


7 Avon Ct.


Secretary Clerk


11 Pine Ridge Rd. Salesman


203 Salem St. Postal Clerk 13 Crescent St. Clerk 52 Nahant St. Shipper


173 Lowell St.


General Agent Salesman


7 Park St.


4 Cooper St. Hearse Livery


50 Main St. At Home Merchant


251 Albion St.


21 Stedman St. Manufacturing


7 Myrtle Ave. Printer


8 Madison Ave.


Furrier


Starr, Edward F., 48-49


St. Clair, Roger C., 49


Swain, Fred A., Jr., 49


174 Oak St.


Merchant Carpenter Foreman


18 Church St.


20 Mountain Ave. 8 Willow St.


41 Cordis St.


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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK


Town Election - March 7, 1949 (AS CANVASSED BY THE TOWN CLERK AND BOARD OF REGISTRARS)


Selectmen (For One Year)


Prec. 1


Prec. 2


Prec. 3


Total


Sabatino Benedetto


994


111


252


1357


Matthew P. Curran


1223


245


612


2080


William G. Dill


1048


462


584


2094


Raymond S. Dower


1289


414


718


2421


Philip J. Flanders


1148


457


700


2305


Elmer A. Hicks


580


185


229


994


William R. Lindsay


1266


455


608


2329


Burton F. Whitcomb


1191


440


627


2258


Blanks


3636


386


1225


5247


Town Clerk


(For One Year)


1979


560


893


3432


Charles F. Young Blanks


496


71


218


785


Moderator


(For One Year)


1724


542


806


3072


751


89


305


1145


Town Treasurer


(For One Year)


1849


558


865


3272


626


73


246


945


Collector of Taxes


(For Three Years)


1836


569


867


3272


639


62


244


945


Assessor


(For Three Years)


George H. Stout Blanks


1727


559


829


3115


748


72


282


1102


Harry Marshall Blanks


John I. Preston Blanks


Carl W. Sunman Blanks


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


School Committee (For Three Years)


Alma S. Dutton William J. Lee


1756


547


811


3114


1721


533


916


3170


Blanks


1473


182


495


2150


Municipal Light Commissioner (For Three Years)


Aubrey T. Quinlan Blanks


1733


543


877


3153


742


88


234


1064


Water and Sewerage Board (For Three Years)


Sidney F. Adams Blanks


1702


554


811


3067


773


77


300


1150


Board of Public Welfare (For Three Years)


M. Leo Conway Blanks


1739


525


818


3082


736


106


293


1135


Trustees Lucius Beebe Memorial Library (For Three Years)


Phillips C. Davis


1601


545


767


2913


Hervey J. Skinner


1599


529


770


2898


Gladys Watkins


1612


531


757


2900


Blanks


2613


288


1039


4040


Board of Health (For Three Years)


Ned C. Loud


1636


530


800


2966


Blanks


839


101


311


1251


Park and Cemetery Commissioners (For One Year)


Wesley Ball


1170


453


589


2212


Robert F. Fitz


1180


437


707


2324


Kenneth R. Hatfield


894


267


375


1536


Thomas Hennessy


826


201


478


1505


Richard J. Volpe


1487


316


594


2397


Blanks


1868


219


590


2677


Constables (For One Year)


John G. M. Gates


1462


485


718


2665


William A. O'Brien


810


179


324


1313


Walter E. Peterson


1620


508


778


2906


John Merritt Wenzel


1665


482


814


2961


Blanks


1868


239


699


2806


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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK


Recount - March 20, 1949 (AS CANVASSED BY THE BOARD OF REGISTRARS) .


Selectmen


Prec. 1


Prec. 2


Prec. 3


Total


Sabatino Benedetto


997


112


251


1360


Matthew P. Curran


1226


246


612


2084


William G. Dill


1047


464


582


2093


Raymond S. Dower


1289


413


719


2422


Philip J. Flanders


1148


459


700


2307


Elmer A. Hicks


580


187


228


995


William R. Lindsay


1268


457


608


2333


Burton F. Whitcomb


1192


441


626


2259


Blanks


3628


376


1229


5233


Record of Town Meetings


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Town Meeting - March 14, 1949


Meeting called to order at 7.35 P. M., by Moderator Harry Marshall, who read the call for the meeting.


On motion by Charles C. Cox:


Voted: That further reading of the warrant, with the exception of the constable's return, be dispensed with.


Constable's return read by the moderator.


On motion by A. Stanley North :


Voted: That this meeting stand adjourned to Monday evening, March 21, and that only voters be admitted, and by check list.


Meeting adjourned at 7.40 P. M.


Attendance, 98


A True Copy:


Attest: CHARLES F. YOUNG, Town Clerk


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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD


Adjourned Session - March 21, 1949


Meeting called to order at 7.37 P. M. by Moderator Harry Marshall, Article 1 being in order.


ARTICLE 1


To act upon the reports of town officers as published.


On motion by Charles C. Cox :


Voted: That the substance matter of Article 1 be laid upon the table.


ARTICLE 2


To choose all town officers not required to be chosen by ballot.


On motion by Patrick H. Tenney :


Voted: That a committee of seven be appointed by the moderator to bring in nominations for all officers not required to be elected by ballot, before the adjournment of this meeting.


ARTICLE 3


To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in an- ticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1949, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to re- new any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws .- John I. Preston and others.


On motion by Finance Committee:


Voted: That the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning Janu- ary 1, 1949, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year, in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws.


ARTICLE 4


To see if the Town will vote to authorize various departments to pur- chase new equipment at net costs not exceeding amounts specified below, exchanging similar equipment therefor, where now owned, the net cost of such new equipment to be expended from the appropriations voted for such departments.


Treasurer's Department :


One Check Signer


One Check Protector


$ 200.00 200.00


$ 400.00


Assessors' Department :


One Typewriter


$ 200.00


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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK


Town Clerk's Department: One Time Recording Stamp


$ 130.00


Town Hall:


One Floor Machine and Brush


$ 248.00


Loud Speaker System


275.00


$ 523.00


Police Department: One Automobile


$ 650.00


Fire Department:


One Life Gun


$ 100.00


Six Salvage Covers


254.46


500 feet 34" Booster Hose


375.00


500 feet 21/2" hose


805.00


Eight Scott Air-Paks


1,817.00


Four extra Cylinders for Air-Paks


181.70


One New Fire Truck


7,500.00


$ 11,033.16


Moth Department:


One Chain Saw Sharpener


$ 150.00


One 150-gallon Power Sprayer


590.00


$ 740.00


Welfare Department:


One Typewriter


$ 150.00


Infirmary:


One Washing Machine


$


200.00


School Department:


Friden Calculator


$ 800.00


High Bar-High School


130.00


Belt Sander-woodwork


125.00


Music-Recordio tape machine


300.00


Music-new band instruments


500.00


Guidance-Post Index file


200.00


Visual Aids-Slide Film Projector


135.00


40 Tablet Arm Chairs-High School


371.60


Replace seven typewriters-High School


550.00


Fan Motor-Greenwood


400.00


Six Steel Filing Cabinets


450.00


Twelve Windsor Chairs-High School


165.00


Twelve Visitors' Chairs-High School


145.00


Nine Teachers' Desks


650.88


Fifteen Teachers' Desk Chairs


301.05


96 Reading Chairs-Elementary


503.52


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Furniture-Men Teachers' Room -- High


300.00


Public Address System-High School 350.00


Emergency Lights-Franklin School


203.00


Fence-Montrose


600.00


Floor Scrubbing Machine-High School


300.00


One 1-ton Truck


1,500.00


150 Universal Desks-Elementary


3,500.00


$ 12,480.05


Library Department:


Johnson Control System-Reconditioning


$ 600.00


Park Department:


One 50 ft. Flagpole-New Nasella Playground $ 200.00


Baseball Back Stop-New Nasella Playground 600.00


775 feet Chain Link Fence-5 ft., New Nasella Playground


1,200.00


$ 2,000.00


Cemetery Department:


One Sickle Bar Power Mower


$ 225.00


Purchase of fill and loam


1,000.00


$ 1,225.00


Water and Sewerage Department:


One Filing Cabinet


$ 100.00


One Typewriter


125.00


Boiler at Broadway Station


225.00


One Automobile (Coupe)


1,503.00


One 112 ton Dump Truck


2,585.00


One 400-gallon Stand-by Pump


2,500.00


Sewage Pump at Low Level Station


4,500.00


$ 11,538.00


Motion by Finance Committee :


That the Town authorize various departments to purchase new equip- ment at net cost not exceeding the amounts specified below; exchanging similar equipment therefor, where now owned, the net cost of such equip- ment to be expended from the appropriations voted for such departments: Treasurer's Department:


One Check Signer $ 200.00


Assessors' Department: One Typewriter


$ 200.00


Town Clerk's Department:


One Time-recording Stamp


$ 130.00


Town Hall:


Loud Speaker System $ 275.00


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Police Department: One Automobile


$ 650.00


Fire Department:


One Life Gun


$ 100.00


Six Salvage Covers


254.46


500 ft. 34" Booster Hose


375.00


500 ft. 21/2" Hose


805.00


8 Scott Air Packs


1,817.00


4 Extra Cylinders for Air Packs


181.70


$ 3,533.16


Moth Department:


One Chain Saw Sharpener


$ 150.00


Welfare Department: One Typewriter


$ 150.00


Infirmary:


One Washing Machine


$ 200.00


School Department:


Belt Sander-Woodwork


$ 125.00


40 Tablet Arm Chairs-High School


371.60


Replace 7 Typewriters-High School


550.00


Fan Motor-Greenwood


400.00


Six Steel Filing Cabinets


450.00


Six Visitors' Chairs, High School


75.00


Six Teachers' Desks


434.00


Nine Teachers' Desk Chairs


180.00


96 Reading Chairs-Elementary


503.52


Public Address System-High School


300.00


Emergency Lights-Franklin School


203.00


150 Universal Desks-Elementary


3,500.00


$ 7,092.12


Library Department


Johnson Control System-Reconditioning


$ 600.00


Park Department:


One 50 ft. Flag Pole-New Nasella Playground $ 100.00


Baseball Back-Stop-New Nasella Playground 600.00


$ 700.00


Cemetery Department:


One Sickle Bar Power Mower Purchase of Fill and Loam


$ 225.00 1,000.00


$ 1,225.00


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Water and Sewerage Department:


One Filing Cabinet


$ 100.00


One Typewriter


125.00


Boiler at Broadway Station


225.00


One Automobile (Coupe)


1,503.00


One 11/2-ton Dump Truck


2,585.00


One 400-gallon Standby Pump


2,500.00


Sewage Pump at Low Level Station


4,500.00


$ 11,538.00


Amendment by William G. Lee, for the School Department:


That the motion of the Finance Committee be amended by adding thereto the following:


Friden Calculator


$ 800.00


High Bar, High School


130.00


Music, Recordio tape machine




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