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Wilson. Baker, Ray S. Woodrow Wilson, life and and letters. v.8 BiWV697B
Description and Travel
Allis, Marguerite. Connecticut River. 917.4 AL5
Bernard, Theos. Penthouse of the gods. 915.15 B45
Carmer, Carl. The Hudson. 917.47 C21
Fergusson, Erna. Venezuela. 918.7 F38
Federal Writers' Project. Here's New England. 917.4 F31
Federal Writers' Project. New England hurricane. 917.4 F31N
Franck, Harry A. The lure of Alaska. 917.98 F84
Gunther, John. Inside Asia. 915 G95
Hindus, Maurice. We shall live again. 914.37 H58
910 H71
Holdridge, Desmond. Northern lights.
919.11 K26
Lockhart, R. H. Bruce. Guns or butter. 910 1,85
Long, Dwight. Seven seas on a shoestring.
McSpadden, J. W. Beautiful Hawaii. 919.6 M24
Mitchell, Edwin V. Maine summer. 917.41 M69
Rothery, Agnes. Finland, the new nation. 914.8 R74F
Rothery, Agnes. Norway. 914.8 R74N
Keith, Agnes N. Land below the wind.
914 1,81
180
Sanderson, Ivan T. Caribbean treasure. 917.2 SA53 Shepard, Odell. Connecticut, past and present. 917.46 SH4 Trager, Martelle W. National parks of the northwest.
917.8 T67
Waln, Nora. Reaching for the stars. 914.3 W16 Welch, Galbraith. The unveiling of Timbuctoo. 916.6 W46
History
Andrews, Charles M. The colonial period of American
history. v. 4 973 AN2
Beard, Charles A., and Mary B. The rise of American civilization. 973 B38
Greenbie, Marjorie B. American saga. 973 G82
Literature
Frost, Robert. Collected poems. 811 F92CO
Holmes, John. Address to the living.
811 H734
Skinner, Cornelia C. Dithers and jitters. 817 SK3
Fine Arts
Crampton, C. W. Training for championship athletics. 796 C84
Newman, Ernest. Stories of the great operas. 782 N39
Whitman, Georgia S. Within my garden walls. 716 W59
Wright, Richardson. Another gardener's bed-book. 716 W93GB Wyman, Donald. Hedges, screens, and windbrakes. 716 W98
Useful Arts
Eliot, George F. The ramparts we watch. 623 EL4
Hutchinson, Dwight. Free ... for three months only. 630 H97
Saint Exeupéry, Antoine de. Wind, sand and stars. 629 SA9
Van de Water. We're still in the country. 630 V28
Wolcott, Imogene. The Yankee cook book. 640 W83
Miscellaneous
Daniels, Jonathan. A Southerner discovers the South. 330 D22
Fosdick, Harry E. A guide to understanding the Bible. 220 F78
Fosdick, Harry E. Successful Christian living.
234 F78S
Mayall, R. N., and M. L. Sundials. 529 M45
181
O'Hare, Neal. Take it from me. Peattie, Donald C. This is living. Pickwell, Gayle. Birds. Tannenbaum, Frank.
030 OH1
574 P32
598 P58
364 T15
Fiction
Abbott, Jane. To have, to keep.
AB27T
Adams, Frank R. Gunsight Ranch.
AD123G
Aldrich, Bess S. Song of years.
AL26SO
Armstrong, Margaret. Murder in stained glass.
AR53M
Bailey, H. C. The great game.
B153GR
Bailey, H. C. Mr. Clunk's text.
B153MC
Baldwin, Faith. The high road.
B192HI
Bardwell, Denver. The ranger returns west.
B2383R
Bassett, Sara W. A son of the sea.
B296SO
Beeding, Francis. He could not have slipped !
B392HE
Bennet, Robert A. The brand blotters.
B435B
Blochman, L. G. Blow-down.
B621B
Blodgett, Ruth. Down-east duchess.
B623D
Bottome, Phyllis. Danger signal.
B655D
Boucher, Anthony. The case of the crumpled knave.
B662C
Boutell, Anita. Tell death to wait.
B665'T
Bower, B. M. The singing hill.
B673SI
Boyd, James. Bitter Creek.
B693B
Brace, Timothy. Murder goes to the World's Fair.
B721M
Buck, Pearl S. The patriot.
B857P
Cameron, Caddo. Due for a hangin'.
C143D
Canfield, Dorothy. Seasoned timber.
C164SE
Carroll, Eleanor E. Passport to Eden.
C231P
Charteris, Leslie. The happy highwayman.
C3845H
Christie, Agatha. Murder for Christmas.
C464MX
Christie, Agatha. The regatta mystery.
C464RI
Clason, Clyde B. Murder gone Minoan.
C567MG
Cole, Jackson. Lone Star silver.
C674L
Cole, Jackson. Lone Star law.
C674LO
Colter, Eli. Blood on the range.
C722B
Colver, Anne. Listen for the voices.
C724L
Corbett, Elizabeth. The far down.
C813F
Crofts, Freeman W. Antidote to venom.
C875A
Cunningham, Eugene. Gun bulldogger.
C916G
Cunningham, Louis G. Of these three loves.
C9170
Curtiss, E. M. Dead dogs bite.
C947D
Cushman, Clarissa F. The other brother.
C9570
Deeping, Warwick. Bluewater.
D361BU
182
Doner, Mary F. Some fell among thorns.
D715S
Douglas, Lloyd C. Doctor Hudson's journal. D7465D
Du Bois, Theodora. Death tears a comic strip. D852D
Dustin. Charles. Hardboiled tenderfoot. D746H
Edwards, James G. Death elects a mayor. ED93D
Ermine, Will. Cowboy say your prayers !
ER53C
Ermine, Will. Rustlers' moon.
ER53R
Erskine, Laurie Y. One man came back.
ER830
Fair, A. A. The bigger they come.
F152B
Farjeon, Jefferson. Death in fancy dress.
F225D
Farjeon, Jefferson. Seven dead.
F225SE
Field, Peter. Doctor Two-Guns.
F456D
Fletcher, J. S. The clue of the artificial eye.
F634C
Ford, Leslie. Reno rendezvous.
F753R
Ford, Leslie. The town cried murder.
F753T
Forester, C. S. Flying colours.
F761F
Foster, Bennett. The mustangers.
F812M
Freeman, R. Austin. The stoneware monkey.
F876S
Frost, Frances. Yoke of stars.
F926Y
Gardner, Erle S. The D. A. draws a circle.
G174DC
Gayle, Newton. Sinister Crag.
G255S
Geer, Ney N. Smoke beyond the rim.
G273S
Gregory, Jackson. Secret valley.
G864SE
Grey, Zane. Knights of the range.
G867K
Grinstead, J. E. Feud at Silver Bend.
G883F
Golding, Louis. Mr. Emmanuel.
G563M
Goodyear, Susan. Such harmony.
G636G
Goudge, Elizabeth. The middle window.
G725M
Gunn, Tom. Painted Post roundup.
G954PA
Hale, Christopher. Murder on display.
H133M
Hilton, Francis W. Skyline riders.
H562S
Holton, Edith A. Wait for the tide.
H7434W
Homes, Geoffrey. No hands on the clock.
H756N
Hull, Helen. Frost flower.
H878F
Innes, Michael. The spider strikes.
IN66S
Jennings, John. Next to valour.
J444N
Jordan, Elizabeth. After the verdict.
J761A
Keyes, Frances P. The great tradition.
K524G
Knight, Clifford. The affair of the black sombrero.
K744A
Knight, Kim. The bulldogger.
K747B
Knight, Kim. Nighthawk's gold.
K747N
Larrimore, Lida. Uncle Caleb's niece.
L3274U
Lin, Yutang. Moment in Pekin. I,631M
Lincoln, Joseph C., and Freeman. The Ownley Inn.
L6350
183
Lofts, Norah. Colin Lowrie. L,826C
Lomax, Bliss. Colt comrades. L836C
Long, Max. Murder between dark and dark. L.855MI
Loring, Emilie. Across the years. L8934A
Lowndes, Mrs. Belloc. Lizzie Borden. L,957LI
Lowe, Eric. Salute to freedom. L953S
Mac Veigh, Sue. Murder under construction. Mann, E. B. Gun feud.
M313G
Marquand, John P. Wickford Point.
M341W
Marsh, George. Vanished men.
M353V
Marsh, Ngaio. Overture to death.
M3540
Mason, A. E. W. Konigsmark. M384K
Mason, Van Wyck. The Singapore exile murders. M386S
M341TE
Merrick, Elliott. Frost and fire.
M552F
Montgomery, L. M. Anne of Ingleside.
M762AI
Moore, Amos. Outlaw country.
M7820
Morrow, Honoré W. Demon daughter.
W686DE
Morton, Anthony. Alias blue mask.
M846A
Norris, Kathleen. The runaway.
N795RU
Oppenheim, E. Phillips. A pulpit in the grill room.
OP55PU
Oppenheim, E. Phillips. Sir Adam disappeared. OP55SR
Oppenheim, E. Phillips. The stranger's gate.
OP55SA
Page, Elizabeth. The tree of liberty.
P141T
Palmer, John. The man in the purple gown.
P184M
Pedler, Margaret. No armour against fate.
P346N
Perkins, Kenneth. Three were thoroughbreds.
P416T
Raine, William M. Moran beats back.
R136MO
Rame, David. Wine of good hope. Rawson, Clayton. The footprints on the ceiling.
R143W
Reilly, Helen. Dead for a ducat.
R542T
Robertson, Frank C. Fighting Jack Warbonnet.
R547FI SA13SW
Sabatini, Rafael. The sword of Islam.
Sharp, Margery. Harlequin House.
SH24H ST32P
Stevenson, D. E. The Green money.
ST439G
Stevenson, D. E. The story of Rosabelle Shaw. ST439R
Stevenson, D. E. A world in spell.
ST439W
Stout, Rex. Mountain cat. ST74M
Stout, Rex. Some buried Caesar.
ST74S
Strange, Oliver. Sudden rides again.
ST824S
Street, C. J. C. (John Rhode, pseud.) Death pays a dividend. ST85D
184
R198F R276DE
Roberts, Cecil. They wanted to live.
Stebbins, Lucy P. Peacock Place.
M256M
Maughan, W. S. Tellers of tales.
Street, C. J. C. (John Rhode, pseud.) Fatal descent. ST85F ST874D
Stringer, Arthur. The dark wing.
Taylor, Phoebe A. Spring harrowing. T2184SP
Terhune, Albert P. Grudge Mountain.
T273GR
Thirkell, Angela. The Brandons.
T344B
Turnbull, Agnes S. Remember the end.
T844RE
Tuttle, W. C. The medicine-man.
T888ME
Vance, Ethel. Escape.
V274E
Van Dine, S. S. The Gracie Allen murder case.
V282GR
Walling, R. A. J. The corpse with the blistered hand.
W1574CB
Walsh, Maurice. Sons of the swordmaker.
W166S
Wells, Carolyn. Calling all suspects. W462C
Wells, Carolyn. The importance of being murdered.
W462I
Wentworth, Patricia. Lonesome road. W486L
Woodthorpe, R. C. The necessary corpse.
W866N
Books for Boys and Girls
Bechdolt, Jack. Roscoe. jB386RO
Blake, Gladys. The mystery of the silver chain.
jB5823M
Boylston, Helen D. Sue Barton, rural nurse. jB696S
Brink, Carol R. All over town.
jB771A
Brock, Emma L. A present for auntie.
jB783P
Brooks, Walter R. Brooks for president.
jB7954W
Cannon, Marian. Sam Bao.
jC169S
Chapman, Maristan. Flood in Glen Hazard.
jC367F
Coatsworth, Elizabeth. Five Bushel Farm.
jC632F
Curtis, Alice T. A frontier girl of Pennsylvania.
jC944PĘ jD155H
Eaton, Walter P. Boy Scouts in Death Valley.
jEA86DE jES84L
Estcourt, Doris. Little elephant comes to town.
j811 F22S
Hodges, C. Walter. Columbus sails.
jB C724H
Holland, Rupert S. Steadfast at Valley Forge.
jH715S
Huntington, Harriet E. Let's go outdoors.
j590 H92
Johnson, Gaylord. How Father Time changes the animals' shapes. j575 J62
King, Eleanor. Insect allies.
j595 K58
Lattimore, Eleanor F. Jonny.
jL3272J
Lawson, Robert. Ben and me. jL446B
McKenny, Margaret. A book of wild flowers.
j580 M19
Newberry, Clare T. Cousin Toby. jN423C
Newberry, Clare T. Herbert the lion.
jN423H
185
Dalgliesh, Alice. The Hollyberrys.
Farjeon, Eleanor. Sing for your supper. jH328R
Hayes, Marjorie. The little house on runners.
Orton, Helen F. Knights of the snowstorm. jOR86K
Peterson, Roger T. The junior book of birds. j598 P44
Seaman, Auguta H. The mystery at Linden Hall. jSE12M Seredy, Kate. The singing tree. jSE64S
Stong, Phil. Cowhand goes to town.
jST724C
Villiers, Alan. Joey goes to town. jV716J
Wells, Rhea. Judy and Grits and Honey. jW467 J
White, Eliza O. Patty makes a visit. jW582PÅ
Wilson, Margaret. The Devon treasure mystery. jW693D
186
REPORT OF THE WAYLAND BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS FOR THE YEAR 1939
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Wayland :
The work of the Park Board consists principally of main- taining Town park land and grass plots and providing facilities for wholesome recreation for the children and young people of the Town and encouraging their use.
During the year the tennis courts at Wayland and Co- chituate were reconditioned and maintained through the season, and a new backstop was erected at the tennis court in Wayland to replace the old one that had worn out and collapsed. A new backstop was also erected at the baseball diamond in Cochituate. A tennis tournament was conducted again this year. There were numerous entries, and the trophies were won by Charles Smith, Jr. and Martin Edwards, Jr.
The bathing beach at Dudley Pond was operated through the summer, with a life guard in attendance. The Board joined with the Cochituate Red Cross in sending Miss Marie Hammond to the Red Cross School for life-saving instructors, and she gave instruction in swimming and life-saving at the Dudley Pond beach during the summer.
The Board has cooperated with a committee headed by Mr. Hugh Colliton which has provided skating facilities at the Mill Pond at Adams Park in Wayland Center. Separate areas were designated for hockey and general skating, the surface was kept clear of snow and surfaced, and lights were installed for night skating. This project was made possible by funds donated by individuals and from the proceeds of the Community Ball held last year. The Park Board expresses its appreciation to the committee and contributors and to Mr. Walter Harrington, who has been in charge at the Pond, for this fine contribution to the Town's winter recreational facilities ; and also to the Cochituate Hockey Club for providing skating facilities in Cochituate by frequently opening its rink for general skating.
The grass plots in Wayland Center and at the bathing beach
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at Dudley Pond have been improved and kept mowed, and the plot lying between the Post Road and the brook in Wayland Center was made into a lawn. The Board has purchased a second-hand power mower to make it possible to keep the grass plots and baseball diamonds in better condition in the future, on an economical basis. Plans for general improvement of Adams Park at the Mill Pond are progressing, and it is hoped that this work can be done soon.
The Board wishes to express its appreciation for the assist- ance and cooperation of the many people who have cooperated in its activities this year.
ROGER E. ELA, Chairman, FRANK S. TARR, Clerk, ELMER W. BIGWOOD.
REPORT OF MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE
As time goes on greater demands are made on this com- mittee. In 1939 this committee through economical operation has remained within the appropriation made thereto-the amount of $400.00.
Expenditures in 1939 amounted to $383.49 leaving a balance of $16.51.
Respectfully submitted, CORNELIUS J. MAGUIRE, Chairman, AUGUST DATH, Secretary, · Memorial Day Committee.
188
REPORT OF THE WAYLAND WATER BOARD
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Wayland.
The Board organized with Walter S. Bigwood, Chairman and Alfred C. Damon, Clerk. A. A. Lamarine was re- appointed Superintendent. Charles Potvin was re-appointed Engineer.
The Board met with the Selectmen and State Engineers to discuss the installation of water mains on the streets where the new Aqueduct crosses. It was agreed that the water mains would go under the Aqueduct and be imbedded in cement. On streets where no main exists at the present time the Contractor would install a pipe to take care of future extensions. The Board met with the Committee on Rice Road extension. A re- port of this committee will be found in the Town Report.
Your Board again pleads with you to please cooperate with them during the Dry season and use as little water as possible as the Pumping facilities at the pump station are taxed to their limit.
The Water Board wishes to notify you that they are going to enforce the lien law on properties where water rates are de- linquent.
Respectfully submitted, WALTER S. BIGWOOD, Chairman, ALFRED C. DAMON, Clerk, GEORGE T. BOGREN.
189
Report of the Superintendent of Water Works
SERVICES
New Installations
22
Renewed mains to property
40
Repaired 17
Abandoned on account of Metropolitan Aqueduct
8
MAINS
New mains including hydrants were put in as W. P. A. projects. New mains-River Road, 572 ft. 6-inch pipe ; Lake Road, 1,331 ft. 6-inch pipe. 120 ft. of water main on Knob Hill was lowered on account of road work; 1,760 ft. of 2-inch on Edgewood Road and 1,300 ft. of 2-inch pipe on Lake Road were abandoned on account of being replaced by larger mains. The Metropolitan Aqueduct crossed 9 water mains. Old water pipes were taken out and new pipes put in at all crossings. At Indian and Wallace Roads the pipes were placed over the Aque- duct. At all other crossings they were placed underneath, being imbedded in cement to the top of riser pipes. A 10-inch pipe was placed under the Aqueduct on Rice Road for future use. The water pipes were installed by The American Con- crete and Steel Pipe Company.
MAIN GATE VALVES
New Installations-Reservoir pipe off Loker Street, 1 10- inch; Indian Road, 1-4 inch; West Plain St., 1-6 inch; Lake Road, 1-6 inch.
HYDRANTS
New Installation-River Road, 1 gated; Lake Road, 3 gated ; broken by auto, 1; replaced 1, Wallace Road. There are 15 old hydrants left on the system that have been in service since 1878. They are corroded and unsafe to use and are an obsolete type that would not pay to repair.
LEAKS
Service pipes in street, 16; gate valve, 1; hydrant joint, 1; mains, 0.
190
PUMPING STATION
In contrast to last year when little overtime pumping was needed the amount of water used this year during the drought of July and August neared the station limit and exceeded it at times for short periods. With the construction of new wells the supply of water has been increased by a large amount but the use of water in drought time has increased in the same pro- portion making the same condition that existed before the new wells were put in. The use of water outside of the summer months amounts to not more than one-third of the pumping supply.
Water pumped in gallons for first 4 years :
1939
139,638,608
1938
104,738,560
1937
107,747,065
1936
124,624,856
Largest day, July 19
960,000
Smallest day, April 30
243,000
ALFRED A. LAMARINE,
Superintendent of Wayland Water Works.
191
REPORT OF CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
The Board of Cemetery Commissioners respectfully sub- mits the following report for 1939.
Three perpetual care gifts have been received in the course of the year, aggregating $450.00 as follows :
May 27. Gift of Mrs. W. H. Gage, to establish the "W. H. Gage Fund" for the perpetual care and decoration of Lot 23, Sec. G. Lakeview Cemetery. $150.00
September 2. Gift of Mrs. Loretta M. Butler, to establish the "Butler-Eton Fund" for the perpetual care and decoration of Lot No. 1, Sec. F. Lakeview Cemetery. $150.00
September 16. Gift of Mrs. Louis B. Burnham to es- tablish the "Mitchell-Loker Fund" for the perpetual care and decoration of Lot No. 7, Sec. B, Lakeview Cemetery $150.00
These added gifts bring the number of perpetual care funds to 123, and the total amount invested to $22,825.00; the income from which is restricted to the care of the lots specified in the gifts.
As returns from invested funds are small, the Commission- ers have established minimum amounts which can be accepted by the Town in undertaking a perpetual care trust, as follows : $100.00 for lots not exceeding 120 square feet in area ; $150.00 for lots from 120 to 216 square feet in area ; and larger lots in proportion.
Thirty lot owners paid for one year's care (1939) a total of $131.00.
Seventeen cemetery lots have been sold during 1939. Fif- teen in Lakeview Cemetery, and two in North Cemetery. The returns for the lots sold amount to $495.00. The sales in Lake- view Cemetery are partially offset by the laying out of 12 new lots in the discontinued section of roadway between sections B and C, above the "bowl." These desirable lots are to be sold with the proviso that they be placed under perpetual care.
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An expected P. W. A. project for further repair work in the North Cemetery failed to come through, and the Commis- sioners were forced to proceed with the work to clear the ceme- tery at an expense of $800.00. There is much work yet to be done to restore the cemetery. A W. P. A. project this year should do this.
Logs were sold from the North Cemetery for $200.50 and the proceeds turned into the Town Treasury.
Signed,
ARTHUR W. BRADSHAW, Chairman. WARREN D. VALENTINE, Clerk. GERTRUDE I. M. PARMENTER,
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INDEX
Assessors' Report 131
Board of Commissioners of Trust Funds, Report of 123
Board of Fire Engineers, Report of the 137
Board of Health, Report of the 140
Board of Public Welfare, Report of the 146
Board of Selectmen, Report of the 78
Cemetery Commissioners, Report of 192
Chief of Police, Report of the 136
26
Finance Committee, Report of the Budget for 1940 28
Highway Department, Report of the 144
Inspector of Animals, Report of 143
Inspector of Slaughtering, Report of the 143
Library Trustees, Report of the 175
Treasurer's Report
176
Librarian's Report 178
List of New Books
180
Memorial Day Committee, Report of
188
Middlesex County Extension Service, Report of
149
Milk Inspector, Report of the
141
Moth Department, Report of the 138
Officers of the Town of Wayland
3
Results of Town Election, March 6, 1939 63
School Department Report :
School Directory 152
School Committee, Report of the 153
Financial Statement 155
Superintendent of Schools, Report of the 158
High School Principal, Report of the 164
School Physician, Report of the 166
Supervisor of Attendance, Report of the 167
Census Returns, October 1. 1939 168
Current Registration 170
Membership by Age and Grade, October 1, 1939 171 Graduates 1939-Wayland High School 172
Elementary Class Roll 172
Organization of Teaching Staff, January 2, 1940 173
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Report of the 139
Soldiers' Relief Agent, Report of the 148
Tax Collector, Report of the 125
Town Accountant's Report :
Receipts Itemized 82
Expenditures Itemized 87
1939 Receipts Classified 103
1939 Expenditures Classified 104
Reserve Fund 1939 105
Water Accounts Receivable 106
Trust Funds 1939 107
1939 Estimated Receipts
108
Excess and Deficiency
110
Net Funded Debt
111
Statement
112
Town Clerk's Report :
Births 66
Marriages 70
Deaths 73
Dog Licenses-1939 75
Jury List-1939 76
Town Treasurer, Report of 114
Votes Enacted at the Annual Town Meeting,
March 8, 1939 39
Votes Enacted at the Special Town Meeting,
October 25, 1939
61
Warrant for Annual Town Meeting
10
Wayland Board of Park Commissioners, Report of the ..
187
Wayland District Nurse, Report of
142
Wayland Planning Board, Report of the 134
Wayland Water Board, Report of the 189
Superintendent of Water Works, Report of the 190
Works Progress Administration 80
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OFFICIAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OF WAYLAND
FOR ITS
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIRST
MUNICIPAL YEAR
OR
ED
EAST
1635.
FOUNDED
SUDBURY
0821
$ 18
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1940
Printed for the Town of Wayland by THE SUBURBAN PRESS Natick, Massachusetts 1941
OFFICIAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OF WAYLAND
FOR ITS ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIRST MUNICIPAL YEAR
TED
LA
NO.
EAST
1635.
SUDBURY
FOUNDED
178
$183
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1940
Printed for the Town of Wayland by THE SUBURBAN PRESS Natick, Massachusetts 1941
OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF WAYLAND
Term Expires
MODERATOR
Howard S. Russell 1941
TOWN CLERK
M. Alice Neale
1941
SELECTMEN
Frank H. Carter
1941
Chester H. Hobbs
1941
John W. Leavitt
1941
TREASURER
Frank G. Mackenna 1941
TAX COLLECTOR
Theodore H. Harrington
1941
TOWN ACCOUNTANT
Mabel T. S. Small
1941
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Carlisle D. Scotland
1941
John W. Seavey
1942
James B. Ames
1943
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Dorothy Small Damon 1941
Cornelius J. Maguire
1942
Dorothy C. Stone 1943
3
Term Expires
ASSESSORS
Clarence S. Williams (Resigned)
1941
Charles M. Mathews ( Appointed to fill vacancy ) 1941
1942
Willard C. Hunting Daniel Brackett
1943
WATER COMMISSIONERS
Walter S. Bigwood
1941
Alfred C. Damon
1942
George G. Bogren
1943
TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Arthur C. K. Hallock
1941
J. Sidney Stone 1941
George G. Bogren 1942
Amos I. Hadley
1942
James R. Martin
1943
Elizabeth C. Raymond
1943
CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
Gertrude I. M. Parmenter 1941
Warren D. Valentine
1942
Arthur W. Bradshaw
1943
TREE WARDEN
Charles L. Fullick 1941
HIGHWAY SURVEYOR
1941
BOARD OF HEALTH
Ernest H. Damon 1941
John J. Linnehan
1942
Waldo L. Lawrence
1943
PARK COMMISSIONERS
Elmer W. Bigwood 1941
Frank S. Tarr
1942
Roger Ela
1943
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Albert E. Potvin
PLANNING BOARD
Arthur D. Dooley
1941
Chester H. Hobbs
1941
James B. Ames
1942
Gilbert Small
1942
Otto H. Kohler
1943
Howard S. Russell
1943
CONSTABLES
George A. Celorier
1941
Wilfred L. Celorier
1941
Harry W. Craig
1941
Ernest H. Damon
1941
Charles F. Dusseault
1941
John J. Linnehan
1941
Frank C. Moore
1941
COMMISSIONERS OF TRUST FUNDS
John W. Leavitt
1941
J. Reed Morss
1942
J. Sidney Stone
1943
TRUSTEES OF THE ALLEN FUND
John Connelly
1941
Llewellyn Mills
1941
Ernest E. Sparks, M. D.
1941
FENCE VIEWERS
Selectmen
1941
FIELD DRIVERS
Constables
1941
SURVEYORS OF LUMBER
Howard Haynes (Deceased)
1941
Melville Loker 1941
Arthur F. Marston
1941
Term Expires
5
Term Expires
MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK
Arthur W. Atwood Joseph Decatur Arthur F. Marston
1941
1941
1941
MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
George B. Howe (Deceased) 1941
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
Frank C. Moore 1941
William Hardy, Sr.
1941
WORLD WAR VETERANS
Earl G. Barry
1941
James J. Bennett
1941
Gustave Blomgren
1941
Frank A. Burke
1941
William G. Curley
1941
August Dath
1941
John W. Leavitt
1941
Parker H. Groton
1941
Cornelius J. Maguire
1941
Joe Perodeau
1941
Percy Steele
1941
DOG OFFICER
Harry W. Craig 1941
INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS
Warren F. Lawrence
1941
DISTRICT NURSE
Mary E. McNeil 1941
SUPERINTENDENT OF GYPSY AND BROWN-TAIL MOTHS
Daniel J. Graham 1941
6
Term Expires
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Albert B. Marchand 1941
PUBLIC WEIGHERS
Arthur W. Atwood 1941
Henry Vear 1941
FOREST FIRE WARDEN
Theodore H. Harrington 1941
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Robert M. Morgan
1941
John W. Leavitt (Resigned) 1941
William A. Loker ( Appointed to fill vacancy)
1941
George C. Lewis
1942
Thomas F. McManus
1942
Ronald S. Campbell
1943
INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING
Warren F. Lawrence 1941
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
M. Alice Neale, Rep.
1941
Edward F. Lee, Rep. (Deceased)
1941
Charles F. Whittier, Rep. (Appointed to fill vacancy) 1941
Joe Perodeau, Dem. 1942
Joseph Zimmerman, Dem. 1943
ENGINEERS OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
Theodore H. Harrington, Chief
1941
Albert J. Keach, District Chief 1941
Ernest H. Damon, Clerk
1941
Charles M. Nelson, Engineer
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