Report of the city of Somerville 1949, Part 20

Author: Somerville (Mass.)
Publication date: 1949
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0


0


0


From twenty to thirty years


0


0


0


From thirty to forty years


0


0


0


Over forty years


O


1


1


Totals


0


1


1


Miscellaneous


Typhoid Fever cases reported


2


Paratyphoid cases reported


1


RECAPITULATION OF VISITS


Baby Hygiene


2671


-


Tuberculosis


2042


Miscellaneous


570


Total visits


5283


Respectfully submitted,


GRACE P. HIGHT, R.N. MARY V. RYAN, R.N. EILEEN DAILY, R.N.


331


BOARD OF HEALTH


REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL INSPECTION


Somerville, Mass., January 3, 1950.


To the Board of Health Somerville, Mass.


Gentlemen:


I herewith present the report of the Department of Medical Inspection for the year 1949.


SCARLET FEVER-Each case must be inspected before release from quarantine to see that the condition of the patient is suitable for release 78


DIPHTHERIA-Before patients are released from quarantine two successive negative cultures must be obtained 13


Total number of visits 91


HOSPITALIZATION


During the year the following number of patients were ad- mitted to the Haynes Memorial Hospital and the South De- partment of the Boston City Hospital and the Children's Hospital.


Scarlet Fever


10


Diphtheria


7


Infantile Paralysis


49


Miscellaneous cases


7


LABORATORY EXAMINATIONS Diphtheria


Negative Positive


Total


January


2


0


2


February


0


0


0


March


0


0


0


April


15


0


15


May


0


0


0


June


0


0


0


July


0


0


0


August


1


0


1


September


0


0


0


October


2


2


4


November


10


0


10


December


1


0


1


Total


31


2


33


At the present time the diagnostic work of the laboratory is being done by the State Department of Public Health.


332


ANNUAL REPORTS


TUBERCULOSIS


During 1949 there were eight deaths from tuberculosis, seven from pulmonary tuberculosis and one from other forms.


All patients ill with the disease coming to the attention of the board have either been supervised at their homes by the public health nurses, or have been placed in sanatoria when such treatment was needed.


DIPHTHERIA IMMUNIZATION


The department has clinics the last Wednesday of each month throughout the year at the Knights of Columbus Build- ing, Highland Avenue, Somerville, for immunization .. It is opened to all children from 6 months to 10 years of age. It consists of three inoculations. Pre-school children have the option of the combination inoculation consisting of diphtheria toxoid and pertussis vaccine. The attendance at this clinic this year was 1483.


Notices have been in local papers advising parents to have their children immunized; notices have also been sent to parents whose children have reached the age of six months, to attend the clinic, or have their family doctor, but the exact number of inoculations have not been submitted to us.


Clinics were also held for the immunization of all school children in the kindergarten and the first grade of each school in the city.


The immunizations were accomplished without any ab- scesses of reactions. There were 2162 children who came to the clinics to be immunized of which 528 were "boosters" and 704 had the complete series.


Respectfully submitted,


WILFRID C. MacDONALD, M.D., Medical Inspector.


333


BOARD OF HEALTH


REPORT OF THE INSPECTORS OF ANIMALS AND PROVISIONS


Somerville, Mass., January 3, 1950


To the Board of Health Somerville, Mass.


Gentlemen:


The following is a report of the work of the department of Inspection of Animals and Provisions for the year ending December 31, 1949.


The word establishment may be construed as including all places coming under the board's jurisdiction.


Number of establishments visited 9542


Complaints investigated 726


Notices sent 317


CONDEMNATIONS


Meat-246 lbs.


Fish-129 lbs.


Alcoholic Beverages-61 bottles Vegetables-358,050 lbs. Turnip


3 gal. clams 3 gal. oysters Poultry-1201/2 lbs.


1 bus. carrots


1 bus. celery


1 bus. peppers


Candy-376 lbs.


24 lbs. Misc. Vegetables


Nuts-15 lbs.


Fruit-50 lbs. apples 2 doz. pears


Bakery products-25 lbs. dough


Misc. canned goods-60 cans


Misc. fruit-25 lbs.


Cookies-131/2 lbs.


Cheese-6lbs.


Eggs-2 doz.


Respectfully submitted,


THOMAS HAGGERTY


334


ANNUAL REPORTS


REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS AND VETERINARIAN


Somerville, Mass., January 3, 1950.


To the Board of Health Somerville, Mass.


Gentlemen:


The following is my report for the year ending December 31, 1949.


There were a total of 604 calls made in connection with dog bites during the year.


Respectfully submitted,


E. WILLIAM JOHANSEN, Inspector of Animals and Veterinarian.


- SCHOOL CHILDREN


Ethyl Chloride Novocain or


Given Gas


January


524


172


83


13


· 792


545


162


92


74


130


1


1


1


4


CO


4


0


4


0


0


O


O


0


February


350


124


58


V


539


301


217


137


807


68


147


5


5


9


9


37


9


2


7


0


O


0


O


0


March


604


177


129


UI


915


648


250


159


1305


142


145


1


1


3


6


20


6


1


5


O


0


O


0


0


April


398


111


63


w


515


365


180


110


810


83


160


4


4


20


8


30


8


0


8


O


O


O


O


0


May


581


199


83


6


869


442


288


236


1162


204


187


5


5


31


12


60


12


0


12


0


O


O


0


0


June


302


54


31


5


401


225


110


147


588


133


91


10


10


43


10


29


10


2


0


O


O


O


0


0


July


SCHOOL CLINICS CLOSED


47


66


17


N


15


O


0


O


O


0


a


10


6


N


4


O


O


O


·


0


September


EXAMINING


19


34


19


N


32


0


0


0


0


0


October


10,094


EXAMINING


2


2


3


26


84


26


10


16


0


0


O


O


0


November


383


322


79


1 785


443


311


100


1068


77


267


2


2


4


12


19


12


8


4


O


O


O


O


0


432


150


14


0


656


454


195


119


982


98


148


3


3


9


11


31


11


6


5


O


O


0


O


0


Total


· Number


Examined


Patients


Patients


Emergency


Cases


Cases


Total Number


of Patients


Number of


Fillings


Number of


Extractions


Cleanings Number of


Number of


tificates Granted Number of Cer-


Number Given


Novocain


Given Gas Number


Number of


Patients


Extractions Number of


Number of


Patients


Extractions Number of


Clinic


Number


Ethyl Chioride Novocain or


Given Gas


Number of


Number of


at clinic


Number


Number


Old


New


Number


Patients


Extractions


Number Patients


Surgery :- None


OPERATIVE CASES -WELFARE CASES


SOLDIERS' RELIEF CASES


Treatments


1051


August


December


Special


Patients at Number of


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BOARD OF HEALTH


REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DENTAL HYGIENE


Somerville, Mass., January 3, 1950.


To the Board of Health Somerville, Mass.


Gentlemen:


I herewith submit the report of the Department of Dental Hygiene for the year ending December 31, 1949 with the fol- lowing statistics.


Respectfully submitted,


ANTHONY F. BIANCHI, D. M. D.,


Supervising School Dentist.


336


ANNUAL REPORTS


REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF MILK AND VINEGAR


CHEMICAL AND BACTERIOLOGICAL LABORATORY CITY HALL, SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS


January 3, 1950.


To the Board of Health Somerville, Mass.


Gentlemen:


Five hundred and seven stores are licensed to sell milk, sixty-one dealers are licensed to distribute milk and one hun- dred and twenty-one stores are registered to sell oleomarga- rine. Six pasteurizing plants located in Somerville are licensed to operate and forty-two plants in cities and towns adjacent to Somerville are also under the supervision of this department.


An average of 45,000 quarts of milk and 1,000 quarts of cream are distributed daily in Somerville.


Four hundred stores and distributors are licensed to sell and twenty-three dealers are licensed to manufacture frozen desserts.


The following tables, 1, 2 and 3 are a summary of the work of the department for the year:


337


BOARD OF HEALTH


TABLE 1 Receipts


License


Applications


License


Fees


Cash for


Analyses


Cash Paid


City Treasurer


Analyses on


Account


Total Income


for Department


January


12


$8.50


0.00


$8.50


$105.50


$114.00


(a) February


80


455.50


0.00


455.50


164.50


620.00


(b) March


53


201.00


0.00


201.00


169.00


370.00


(c) April


25


32.50


1.00


33.50


101.00


134.50


(c) May


602


391.50


1.00


392.50


159.00


551.50


(d) June


259


186.50


0.00


186.50


142.00


328.50


(e) July


18


17.50


0.00


71.50


208.00


225.50


August


11


8.00


0.00


8.00


269.00


277.00


(f) September


16


39.50


0.00


39.50


201.00


240.50


October


11


7.50


2.50


10.00


179.50


189.50


November


16


11.00


0.00


11.00


128.50


139.50


December


15


10.50


0.00


10.50


*00.00


10.50


Totals


1118 $1369.50


$4.50 $1374.00 $1827.00 $3201.00


(a) Includes 7 Mfr. Froz. Desserts


(b) Includes 9 Mfr. Froz. Desserts


(c) Includes 1 Pasteurizing Plant


(d) Includes 1 Pasteurizing Plant & 2 Mfr. Froz. Desserts


(e) Includes 1 Mfr. Froz. Desserts


(f) Includes 3 Pasteurizing Plants


TABLE 2 Examinations


Month


Chemical Samples


Bacteria Samples


Collected


Phosphatase


Tests


Sediment Tests


Samples


Submitted


Microscopical


Examinations


Examinations


January


108


110


145


108


84


148


819


February


106


107


204


106


19


121


906


March


130


132


209


130


113


155


977


April


106


108


145


106


73


131


684


May


101


103


197


101


115


116


874


June


94


96


143


94


90


94


765


July


109


109


69


22


86


23


755


August


116


124


18


103


116


106


1250


September


69


67


170


68


133


33


721


October


94


94


201


94


130


93


837


November


94


94


149


94


87


104


733


* December


..


..


..


.....


......


......


Totals


1127


1144


1813


1026


1146


1124


9321


* Laboratory work suspended on account of re-arrangement of equipment and renovation.


Collected


Total


338


ANNUAL REPORTS


TABLE 3 Inspections


Month


Dairy, R.R.


Milk Stations


Creameries


Milk and


Ice Cream


Plants


Restaurants


and Stores


Total


Inspections


January


4


12


21


37


February


2


21


19


42


March


0


22


38


60


April


2


23


52


77


May


3


56


61


120


June


2


124


42


168


July


0


46


27


73


August


2


14


31


47


September


0


10


12


22


October


8


40


23


71


November


2


29


41


72


* December


Totals


25


397


367


789


..


During the month of December the Laboratory was ren- ovated and re-arranged, following the installation of a number of new pieces of equipment.


The gas-heated Autoclave now in use, has been in service over forty-eight years. I recommend that money be approp- riated for the purchase of a larger, modern, electric heated, chrome plated replacement.


We continue to note the yearly improvement in the reduc- tion in bacteria, the keeping quality and the maintenance of food solids of milk sold in Somerville and the other cities and towns which this laboratory serves.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM H. WALLIS, Inspector of Milk and Vinegar.


This report, a summary of the work performed in the several sub-divisions of the Board of Health, is respectfully submitted by


HUGH J. GALLAGHER, D.S.e., Chairman ANTHONY F. COTA JOSEPH H. McSWEENEY, M.D.


339


ELECTION COMMISSIONERS


REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS


To the Honorable, the Mayor and the Board of Aldermen of the City of Somerville:


Gentlemen:


The Board of Election Commissioners, respectfully submits the Annual Report of the Department for the year of 1949.


Yours respectfully,


THOMAS W. ORPEN Chairman


To the Honorable, The Mayor and the Board of Aldermen of the City of Somerville:


Gentlemen:


The Board of Election Commissioners respectfully submits the following report for the year 1949.


REGISTRATION


Before the Preliminary Election October 11, 1949 regis- trations was held in the office at City Hall, beginning January 3 and continuing until Tuesday September 20th, from 8:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. except Saturday, also Wednesday Septem- ber 7th, Thursday September 8th, Monday September 19th, Tuesday September 20th, from 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. and Wednes- day, September 21 from 8:30 A. M. to 10 P. M.


340


ANNUAL REPORTS


SESSIONS OUTSIDE CITY HALL FROM 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. were as follows:


Cutler Schoolhouse, Powder House Blvd., Friday, September 9 John A. Dickerman Schoolhouse, Cross St., Friday, September 9 Morse Schoolhouse, Summer St., Monday, September 12 Western Junior High School, Holland St., Monday, September 12 Carr Schoolhouse, Summer St., Tuesday, September 13 Perry Schoolhouse, Washington St., Tuesday, September 13 Bingham Schoolhouse, Lowell St., Wednesday, September 14 Glines Schoolhouse, Jacques St., Wednesday, September 14 Knapp Schoolhouse, Adrian St., Thursday, September 15 Southworth Schoolhouse, Myrtle St., Thursday, September 15 Brown Schoolhouse, Willow Ave., Friday, September 16 Southern Junior High School, Summer St., Friday, September 16


Fourteen hundred seventeen (1417) names were added to the voting list making a total of fifty one thousand nine hun- dred and seventy (51970) eligible voters for the Pleliminary Election October 11, 1949.


After the Preliminary Election, registration began in the office and continued until October 19, at 10 o'clock (Daily) October 13, 14, 17, 18 8:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. except Satur- days. Also, Monday October 17, Tuesday October 18, 7:00 P. M. to 9:00 P. M. Wednesday October 19, 8:30 A. M. to 10:00 P.M. Twelve hundred-eighty-one names were added making a total of fifty-four thousand two hundred fifty-one eligible voters.


NOMINATION PAPERS INITIATIVE & REFERENDUM PETITIONS


The Board of Election Commissioners received (930) Nom- ination Papers on which nineteen thousand five hundred fifty four (19554) names were certified. Referendum Papers on which ninety-nine papers and two thousand nine hundred and twenty-six (2926) names were certified.


JURORS


In accordance with Chapter 234 of the General Laws, as amended by Chapter 211 of the Acts of 1924, the Election Commissioners prepared a list of inhabitants of Somerville to serve as Jurors.


Questionnaires were sent to (700) seven hundred persons, whose names were on the voting list and said persons appeared


341


ELECTION COMMISSIONERS


before the Board. This gave the members of the Board an opportunity to meet each individual and judge of his quali- fications to serve as a juror. As ever, many are eliminated owing to physical disability and other reasons.


The Jury List of 1949 contains the names of twelve hun- dred (1200) voters.


RECOUNT


A Recount was held October 25, to October 28 at City Hall in the Aldermanic Chamber for Candidates for Alderman at Large. Ward Two, Four, and Five. Assessor Wards Four and Six.


EXPENSES


The expenses for the Election Department for 1949 were as follows:


Board of Election Commissioners $33,690.52


Pay of Election Officers 10,211.00


$43,901.52


GEORGE J. MORAN, Chairman


DENNIS L. DONOVAN


WARREN S. JOHNSTON, Secretary


WILLIAM C. PIKE Board of Election Commissioners


342


ANNUAL REPORTS


REGISTERED


Registered Voters October 1948


Revised Lists June 1949


Registered Voters, Oct. 1949


Votes Cast Nov. 8, 1949


Ward


Pct.


Men


Women


Men


Women


Men


Women


1


1


831


691


760


643


833


731


1236


1


2


702


668


654


619


700


735


1100


1


3


659


596


589


543


666


607


1020


1


4


783


753


669


682


746


723


1146


1


5


753


741


751


688


768


737


1194


2


1


834


570


743


525


795


579


1144


2


2


696


658


633


613


656


651


1035


2


3


514


531


457


478


513


530


831


2


4


752


740


694


663


731


723


1143


2


5


734


746


677


688


724


718


1117


2


6


646


600


599


565


663


693


999


3


1


757


791


691


717


745


777


1220


3


2


687


785


621


707


685


748


1091


3


3


743


832


693


814


749


845


1225


3


4


673


817


609


757


666


783


1189


3


5


582


772


529


711


557


740


1033


4


1


847


922


789


843


854


916


1376


4


2


630


576


584


529


621


563


950


4


3


793


878


738


793


785


852


1240


4


4


844


937


780


866


841


913


1380


4


5


840


800


744


750


813


824


1312


4


6


560


553


522


511


551


542


865


5


1


624


637


572


593


605


637


990


5


2


702


695


671


656


713


707


1143


5


3


688


699


644


646


694


688


1105


5


4


683


711


649


658


685


694


1108


5


5


700


673


642


551


676


657


1024


5


6


747


729


696


671


734


718


1158


6


1


724


769


672


710


702


749


1142


6


2


758


809


696


740


722


777


1139


6


3


567


683


537


643


583


675


933


6


4


645


760


602


682


636


726


1110


6


5


613


749


550


687


587


727


1001


7


1


779


825


726


764


762


788


1208


7


2


760


790


671


757


759


789


1188


7


3


754


808


706


755


744


800


1234


7


4


731


752


685


694


753


755


1238


7


5


757


757


702


694


742


732


1156


Totals


27092


27803


24947


25606


26759


27549


42733


343


ELECTION COMMISSIONERS


To the Honorable, The Mayor and the Board of Aldermen of the City of Somerville:


Gentlemen:


The Listing Board of the City of Somerville respectfully submits the following report for the year 1949.


Listing of Males twenty years of age and upwards for poll taxes and listing of Females twenty years of age and upwards.


GEORGE J. MORAN WARREN S. JOHNSTON DENNIS L. DONOVAN WILLIAM C. PIKE Listing Board of Somerville


344


ANNUAL REPORTS NUMBER OF PERSONS LISTED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEAR 1949


Ward


Prec.


Males


Females


Total


Males


Females


Totals


1


1


1168


1117


2285


1


2


874


968


1842


1


3


838


852


1690


1


4


963


1028


1991


1


5


926


1005


1931


4769


4970


9739


2


1


1041


1028


2069


2


2


836


907


1743


2


3


640


743


1383


2


4


1008


1093


2101


2


5


987


1111


2098


2


6


906


968


1874


5418


5850


11268


3


1


900


1038


1938


3


2


828


1009


1837


3


3


920


1109


2029


3


4


795


1025


1820


3


5


750


1023


1773


4193


5204


9397


4


1


1049


1186


2235


4


2


748


787


1535


4


3


945


1161


2106


4


4


981


1136


2117


4


5


1024


1126


2150


1


6


669


724


1393


5416


6120


11536


5


1


720


824


1544


5


2


809


888


1697


5


3


833


919


1752


5


4


807


937


1744


5


5


862


903


1765


5


6


875


948


1823


4906


5419


10325


6


1


862


960


1822


6


2


953


1105


2058


6


3


767


956


1723


6


4


714


862


1576


6


5


760


968


1728


4056


4851


8907


7


1


909


1069


1978


7


2


950


1052


2002


7


3


862


982


1844


7


4


890


1000


1890


7


5


887


967


1854


4498


5070


9568


33256


37484


70740


33256


37484


70740


345


ELECTION COMMISSIONERS


PRELIMINARY ELECTION, OCTOBER 11, 1949


WARD 1 2


3


4


5


6


7


Total


TOTAL VOTE CAST


4008 4319 4140 5134 4757 3591 3967 29916


Mayor


Lester W. Bowen


65


75


119


114


100


266 1002


143 1035


8885


Irving L. Stackpole


771


1026


904


1158


1111


778


924


6672


Joseph C. Basso


122


176


119


201 435


251 469


623


137 676


3138


G. Edward Bradley


1241


1765


1312


1547


1090


775 26


1025 27


8755


Blanks


65


78


79


88


64


Alderman at Large


Nicholas V. Drago


270


617


325


588


664


208


330


3002


John F. Mullin


100


642


215


141


127


84


120


1429


John J. Gallagher


605


189


249


661


333


159


252


2448


John W. DiCecca


1131


874


598


1044


819


350


609


542.5


John T. O'Brien


423


311


219


480


502


316


366


2617


Ralph E. Beacham


178


131


210


283


585


48


349 67 290


304 68 345


661


Mary E. Wholey


1348


233


323


583


373


756


1358


1043


5326


Dominick O'Donnell


106


420


111


174


155


77


83


1126


Charles G. Pickett


356


261


660


589


504 465


798 484


760 1027


4012


Frederick S. Robertson


147


94


157


233


295


374 945


323


1623


Peter Paul Bellini


544


588


1005


1014


893


431


1004 534


5009


Donald C. Austin


153


135


420


207


289


365


279


1848


Daniel W. Foley, Jr.


244


118


83


258


127


149 813


162 768


3785


Francis X. Murphy


352


439


601


344


305


190


251


2482


Theodore Campo


219


274


187


440


618


103


205


2046


John Joseph Ryan, Jr.


386


159


120


227


247


179


332 283


1821


Michael A. Manning


87


163


537


209


511


157


152


1816


Fred T. Gagne


103


102


109


177


254


250


234


1229


John L. Lovering


307


204


586


698


394


398


438


3026


Louis S. Domings


26


246


57


35


33


36


47


480


James J. O'Brien


179


195


124


265


161


122


160


1206


Robert J. McBrine


41


510


92


46


51


27


79


846


Edward T. Brady


460


1521


813


522


519


325


415


4575


Paul I. McCarthy


736


498


578


1078


887


466


515


4758


Arthur W. Graham, Jr.


130


96


111


310


407


179


221


1454


Paul K. McCarthy


788


335


321


654


448


290


313


3149


Blank


4403 5263 4715 6057 5482 3727 3846 33493


1141


Edward F. Moynihan


332


287


414


524


647


Gordon F. Hughes


183


330


314


231


182


298


1650


Thomas G. Burke


331


684


646


375


Walter W. Whitney


680


853


999


1265


966


John J. Piercey


201


130


81


66


John F. Foster, Jr.


483


355


580


751


1672


John M. Lynch


1362


1043


1210


1561


121


1127


Arthur L. Goodfellow


382


156


397


912


427


2040


3495


3928


6712


346


ANNUAL REPORTS


WARD ALDERMEN


- PRECINCT


1 2


3


4


5


Total


WARD ONE


VOTE CAST


850


808


733


780


837


4008


Patrick D. Langone


126


122


108


120


171


647


Chester M. Ryan


96


87


126


153


56


518


Frederick J. Ryan


260


192


175


207


387


1221


George F. Thibeault


187


92


100


85


77


541


Elvin E. Mackenzie


136


260


150


144


104


794


Blank


45


55


74


71


42


287


WARD TWO


PRECINCT


Michael A. Donovan


285


260


115


204


189


256


1309


Edward J. Coughlin


53


20


38


46


37


45


239


James F. Hall


281


241


306


439


244


175


1686


Paul F. Haley


75


175


85


199


118


...


..


737


Blank


135


25


49


41


66


32


348


WARD THREE


PRECINCT


George W. Martin


206


193


106


69


61


635


Edward J. Butler


212


251


367


478


457


1815


Charles Cullinane


80


88


189


98


52


507


Joseph J. Murphy


226


169


139


108


105


747


Ralph S. Bonner, Jr.


....


....


1


Blank


98


93


88


72


84


435


WARD FOUR


PRECINCT


Edward G. Fraser


167


36


96


116


51


20


486


Edward L. Leahy


313


59


175


264


48


57


916


Jack J. Innes


35


60


21


23


19


86


244


Leonard E. Radochia


270


409


262


220


577


366


2104


Walter B. MacDonald


135


94


235


236


259


68


1027


Blank


84


48


53


110


33


29


357


WARD FIVE


PRECINCT


John F. Kennedy


253


137


114


200


103


149


956


Andrew Capuano


288


541


479


333


374


445


2460


John J. McKeen


66


48


30


69


141


89


443


Eugene McCarthy


81


98


72


125


147


74


597


Blank


45


47


48


54


37


70


301


WARD SIX


PRECINCT


Arthur J. Fairweather


131


65


41


34


63


334


George F. Morrison


144


18


17


36


33


248


Charles E. Ivers


36


159


29


38


38


300


George A. Smith


60


149


31


28


52


320


Walter E. Steeves


124


156


213


133


203


829


Raymond 1. Reynolds


160


86


127


312


141


826


John J. Driscoll


29


31


64


19


24


167


Joseph A. Sweeney, Jr. Blank


70


49


35


168


40


362


29


54


45


36


41


205


1


347


ELECTION COMMISSIONERS


WARD SEVEN


WARD Leo B. Mallard Francis J. DeWolfe James R. Doncaster Blank


PRECINCT


Total


340


1539


76


47


61


61


56


301


331


389


409


476


336


1941


50


36


33


18


49


186


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


WARD ONE


PRECINCT


1 2


3


4 5


Total


George Harry Bohigian


203


148


132


69


193


745


Joseph F. Leahy


373


334


297


303


447


1754


Margaret T. Keane


197


252


224


325


136


1134


Blank


77


74


80


83


61


374


WARD TWO


PRECINCT


William B. Hoey


74


50


118


130


94


456


Rena A. Fletcher


61


103


60


57


37


318


Eleanor S. Coyne


371


325


343


396


413


1848


Joseph T. Maguire


256


239


280


164


133


1072


Blank


110


78


88


78


82


436


WARD FOUR


PRECINCT


Joseph J. Galvin


107


66


118


339


75


66


771


Gertrude I. Parker


288


95


131


114


204


39


871


Anthony J. Mclaughlin


37


43


37


43


82


264


506


Leonard Masters


78


16


47


42


129


14


326


John J. Gormley


40


91


32


11


65


21


260


Sarah M. Mclaughlin


100


27


258


225


119


66


795


Fred J. Donovan


158


40


50


16


37


19


320


Theodore Corrieri


88


262


69


56


164


93


732


Blank


108


66


100


123


112


44


553


WARD FIVE


PRECINCT


Mary E. Fantasia


151


152


154


121


170


215


963


Timothy J. Kane


85


133


103


111


68


59


559


William J. Shea


265


192


228


308


261


227


1481


Frank Dardeno


143


332


198


146


197


264


1280


Blank


89


62


60


95


106


62


474


ASSESSORS


WARD


1


2


3


4


5 274


6


7


Total


Eugene Gagne


132


171


156


189


375


129


60


83


1013


Michael J. Simonelli


876


379


282


854


431


108


243


3173


John Arcanti


115


189


108


389


211 546


211


219


2363


Florence Cook


188


155


195


334


238


525


363


1530


Thomas F. Mackey


280


320


716


546


562


390


495


3309


1


2 309


3


4 286


5


279


464


434


1820


Timothy F. Deasy


147


141


76


Joseph A. Butler


158


235


709


285


62


69


1143


325


348


ANNUAL REPORTS


Thomas E. Flaherty


325


151


89


157


113 342


82 152


120


1032


Daniel Murnane


126


41


35


106


46


33


39


426


Joseph W. Carroll


220


746


255


177


299


113


148


1958


Lee Carver Kitson


88


60


168


166


175


466


255


1378


Carlo Milano


151


133


91


396


131


128


77


97


783


Timothy J. Cronin


381


1368


832


523


647


348


742


4841


Sophie Burke


90


92


71


89


134


142


129


747


William J. Costello


164


138


106


175


205


162


136


1086


James H. Duggan


79


115


61


85


115


164


94


713


William B. Bailey


537


182


640


963


528


652


648


4178


Joseph A. Trubiano


207


138


77


650


168


51


96


1387


Hugh Murphy


874


192


161


270


148


69


103


1817


Mary Hogan Crowley


257


397


380


271


225


170


214


1914


Joseph E. Murray


113


124


138


158


345


235


443


1556


Mary A. Carr


280


611


821


509


486


381


410


3498


William J. Moran


789


513


354


544


455


248


349


3252


Domenick A. Veneri


76


98


77


113


169


98


56


686


Charles A. Stackpole


361


320


263


391


376


600


484


2795


Bernard J. Sheridan


109


129


137


221


357


463


328


1744


Marshall L. Levy


55


36


19


51


172


103


52


488


Wilfred R. Gauthier


36


195


26


42


43


36


41


419


James H. Edwards


94


282


229


140


154


151


138


1188


Francis J. Lavin


320


29


15


67


37


13


16


497


William J. Grady


74


271


121


77


76


55


78


752


Philip O. McCarthy


455


116


79


256


162


99


140


1307


Joseph B. Spillane


58


126


107


80


103


35


57


566


Richard H. Goode


54


35


89


94


170


117


121


679


Thomas J. Gilligan


46


79


40


47


85


51


60


408


Attilio Greco


59


79


59


97


72


29


61


456


Joseph G. Salerno


182


399


269


239


313


88


150


1640


Arthur S. Chavoor


34


23


13


77


31


34


40


252


Armand Piscopo


65


76


45


193


92


24


56


551


Robert D. Mclaughlin


89


97


63


175


199


127


117


867


Charles R. Brunelle


649


441


740


1200


610


782


840


5262


John B. Carr


481


638


632


643


498


500


586


3978


Thomas M. Nolan


43


67


43


50


47


37


177


464


Fred C. Scanga


124


44


38


357


101


27


45


736


Herbert F. Foster


217


129


162


276


272


581


427


2064


Patsy Baroni


113


133


113


172


301


149


162


1143


John L. Carroll


188


160


122


249


983


148


187


2037


Charles J. Mooney


64


96


86


142


156


83


84


710


John J. Molloy


94


276


229


138


119


78


110


1044


J. Donald Healey


154


213


425


206


178


176


211


1563


E. Agnes Blood O'Brien


70


122


76


80


132


209


104


794


Willard Wilson


91


52


120


112


85


135


142


737


Thomas F. Stony McGlynn 78


563


270


169


114


65


113


1372


Matthew H. Kerner


470


60


117


188


130


179


111


1255


Walter J. Casey


171


397


575


151


148


98


139


1679


Charles E. Thornton


87


40


127


99


71


118


92


635


Daniel Mulqueeney


60


79


65


209


116


37


53


617


William J. Donovan


92


300


84


137


112


78


93


896


Russell A. Wood


133


96


141


210


203


420


308


1509


Ralph L. Garrett


307


61


184


320


204


414


573


2063


Philip V. Farrell


60


45


58


120


136


234


284


937


Albert A. Walsh


78


188


286


143


258


98


158


1209


Joseph J. Nissenbaum


420


389


288


315


259


260


496


2427


116


1033


Harold Zirpolo


94


91


66


167


172


41


89


1073


George L. Keefe


74


74


202


349


ELECTION COMMISSIONERS


Gordon Faulkner


764 487 649


823 1168


695


799


5385


Maurice F. Ahearn


318


413


680


442


398


407


543


3201


Anthony C. Govoni


206


157


116


488


227


63


109


1361


BLANK


5576 6803 5834 8300 7921 4351


4761 43546


CITY ELECTION, NOVEMBER 8, 1949 MAYOR




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