Reports of town officers of the town of Attleborough 1940, Part 12

Author: Attleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1940
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 280


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The old part of the roof at the Washington School that has given trouble for a long time has been replaced. The exterior trim was painted with two coats of lead and oil paint. Repairs were made to the lights in the corridors. New posts had to be placed under the floor of the portable building. It is doubtful how long this building can be kept in a usable condition as the roof is in poor shape as well as the underpinning. The flagpole has been taken off the roof and is now on the lawn where it is much more convenient. It will also save a lot of roof trouble as the vibration from the pole when it was on the roof was the cause of many leaks.


If we can keep up the work for a few years, we shall be proud of the looks of our buildings.


Respectfully submitted,


W. Wesley Young


SCHOOL FIRE ALARM BOXES


South Attleboro


151


Washington


152


Lincoln


153


Dodgeville


251


Finberg 252


Sanford Street


351


Bank Street


352


Richardson.


451


High .


551


Tiffany


552


Bliss.


651


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ANNUAL REPORT


TEACHERS


High School-Telephone 1825


Philip L. Garland, Principal. 6 Beacon St.


Freeman Hall, Jr., Sub-Master, History 19 Bicknell St.


H. Margaret Allen, English, Latin. .25 Peck St.


George A. Allison, Civics, Mathematics. 168 Pleasant St.


Ruth A. Bradley, Mathematics. .6 King St.


Carolyn Churchill, English.


79 No. Main St.


Edith L. Claflin, German.


.38 Fifth St.


Helen M. Claflin, English.


38 Fifth St.


Violet G. Connolly, English.


23 Dean St.


Harry E. Cooper, Biology


868 Pleasant St.


Dorothy F. Covell, Commercial


37 Elizabeth St.


Grace C. Daley, English.


154 So. Main St.


Curtis S. Edgett, History .7 Grove St.


Frances Farr, French. 18 Third St.


E. Kendall Gleason, Mathematics .24 Peck St.


Kenneth L. Goding, Science 17 So. Main St.


Jessie M. Graves, Latin.


.6 King St.


Florence E. Haggerty, English, History, Civics. 2 Prospect St.


Elizabeth M. Hilliard, History, Problems of Democracy 23 Third St.


Bernice B. Hosmer, Commercial. 18 Jefferson St.


William F. Lee, English. . 54 Emory St.


Helena A. McCormick, Household Arts.


137 Pleasant St.


John A. MacDonald, Science.


970 So. Main St.


Mabel M. Ott, Commercial.


22 Third St.


Gertrude H. Parsons, German, Science.


128 County St.


Marjorie A. Pierce, French.


2 Prospect St.


Jessie I. Pithie, Commercial.


9 Mechanic St.


Ruth A. Ramsdell, Commercial.


128 County St.


Irma G. Searle, Commercial. 16 Park Ave.


Dorothy L. Simonds, History.


430A No. Main St. Irvington Court


George I. Spatcher, Manual Arts.


Howard A. Tozier, Coach, Civics. 10 Kendall Ave. Cuthbert W. Tunstall, Mechanical Drawing. .3 Grove St.


Mabel J. Wall, English, Latin 45 Peck St.


Beatrice Sinith, Librarian. 430A No. Main St.


Alfred P. Zambarano, Band. 15 Henry St., Cranston, R. I.


Doris Greenberg, Clerk.


. 167 So. Main St.


Bank Street School-Telephone 727-R


Room Milton P. Dutton, Principal .683 Park St.


3 Alice M. McNerney, VIII. . 206 Park St.


4 Zita Simms, VIII. 48 Payson St.


6 Elizabeth L. Wentworth, VIII 31 So. Main St.


7 Mildred Couillard, VIII .33 Peck St.


8 Verta I. Rowell, VIII 31 So. Main St.


Bliss School-Telephone 1822-R


A. Irvin Studley, Principal. .26 West St.


1 Josephine M. Hart, VIII. 103 Bank St. 2 Beulah G. Eames, VIII. Elmdale Road, No. Scituate, R. I.


3 Annie C. Terry, VII. 69 Emory St.


4 Mary B. Ricker, (Mrs.), VII 81 Brownell St.


5 Catherine J. Bruen, VI. 9 Elizabeth St.


7 Edith V. Potter, VI .. . 15 Garden St.


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ANNUAL REPORT


6 Bertha W. Cushing (Mrs.), V. 103 Bank St.


8 Pauline I. Hardy, V. . 214 Park St.


9 Bernice W. Engley, IV. Union St. 10 Carrie L. Bertenshaw (Mrs.), III. Elmdale Road, No. Scituate, R. I. 143


15 Elsie E. Bowen, Il. .13 Dean St.


12 H. Marion Lillibridge, II, I. R. F. D. 4, 285 Oak Hill Ave.


14 Grace R. Pimer, I. 154 So. Main St.


Briggs Corner School-Telephone 263-W-1


1 Helen E. Calnan, VI, V 79 Winslow Ave., Norwood, Mass.


2 Margaret M. Fawcett, IV, III 26 Pine St.


3 Rosamond Terry, II, I. 69 Emory St.


Capron School-Telephone 315-R


1 Grace B. Tirrell, III, II .43 Peck St.


Elizabeth R. Holbrook, I. Apt. 44, Bates Block


Farmers School-Telephone 1868-R


1


Helen G. Robinson, V, IV 45 Peck St.


3 Mary L. Shields, III, II 37 Elizabeth St.


2 Desiree Piguet, II, I 10 Fourth St.


Finberg School-Telephone 535-R


Martha J. Roberts, Principal. 10 1-2 Park Ave.


Ruth M. Hirons, VIII. .


.23 Tyler St.


Mildred F. Crandall, VII 13 Dean St.


Barbara E. Hart, VI 93 Dean St.


Alice A. Larson, V. 53 Martin St.


Irene A. Colburn, IV 43 Maple St.


Frances Remillara, III. 242 Oak Hill Ave.


Marjorie F. Barrett, II. 175 Pine St.


Velma E. Davis, I 103 Bank St.


Lincoln School-Telephone Perry 5065


Guy W. Weymouth, Principal. 458 Newport Ave.


21 Bertha M. Simpson, VIII. .664 Park St. 22 Helen W. Storin (Mrs.), VIII. 216 Raleigh Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.


24 Helen Keena, VII .. 19 Sadler St.


23 Sophia Sullivan, VI, V. 95 Dexter St.


25 Barbara L. Torrey, V, IV .5 Torrey St.


26 Amy B. Barton, IV, III


413 Brown St.


2 Marion L. Givens (Mrs.), II 24 Jefferson St.


1 Gertrude L. Robbins, I. 9 Second St.


4 Rozelda Vernick, Special Class 23 Dean St.


Plat School-Telephone Perry 7755


2 Hazel Huxley, III, II, I 411 Newport Ave.


Pleasant Street School-Telephone 853-R


1 Katherine F. Powers (Mrs.), IV, III. 15 Upland Road


2 Ethel H. Sanford, II, 1. 23 Dean St.


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ANNUAL REPORT


Richardson School-Telephone 1509-R


Curtis R. Witham, Principal. 34 Pine St.


1


Florence E. Heacock, VII.


Foster St.


2 Helen D. Crandall, VII 13 Dean St.


3 Helen P. Bullock, VI 53 Dean St.


4 Grace W. Ward, VI 6 Howard Ave.


5 Mary E. Clarke, V 93 Dean St.


6 Bernice E. Trulson, V, IV 4 East St.


9 M. Avis Hodges, IV 10 Park Ave.


12 Lelia Randall, III.


10 Emily A. Bowen, III, II.


47 Bank St. 212 Pine St.


11 Margaret M. O'Keefe, II. 80 Mulberry St. 14 Margaret L. Dennis, 1. .94 Hope St. 4 Tappan Ave.


16 Eleanor L. Wilmarth (Mrs.), I,


15 Helen M. Carvell, Kg.


10 Park Ave.


Julie A. Dodd, Kg. Asst ..


1112 Pleasant St.


8 Barbara L. Stanley, Special Class. 26 John St.


Sanford Street School-Telephone 727-W


Samuel W. Thomas, Principal. .. . Cor. Plain and Leonard Sts., Norton 1 Marion Spaulding, VII. 137 Pleasant St. 2 Madge Couillard, VII


3 Signe M. Brask, VI. .121 West St.


4 Winifred A. Morton, VI. 15 No. Main St.


6 Alma C. Hillman, .23 Park Ave.


8 Doris Wallenthin, V, IV 119 No. Main St.


7 Frances J. Harrington, IV .96 Park St.


9 Margaret F. Gaynor, III, II 18 No. Main St.


10 Marion II. Briggs, II, 1. 18 Perrin St.


Tiffany School-Telephone 322-W


Abbie E. Ilill, Principal 43 Jefferson St.


1 Lillian Young, VII. King Philip St., Raynham, Mass. 2 Mary M. Whalen, V 80 Pine St.


3 Mary Clements, V. 23 Third St.


4 Ruth E. Riley, IV. 127 Pleasant St.


5 Penelope P. Rockwood, III 126 Freeman St., North Attleboro


6 Alice A. Hirons, II. 23 Tyler St.


8 Daisy C. Reynolds, 81 Dennis St.


Washington School-Telephone Perry 7779


Mary G. Gilles, Principal 10 1-2 Park Ave.


1


Natalie Pollard, VII.


220 May St.


2 Katherine L. Johnson, VI .33 Dean St.


4 Ruth VanCampen, V. 26 John St. 3 Jean L. Galligan, V, IV 152 County St.


6 Helen M. Cassels, IV .24 Jay St., North Attleboro


8 Joice B. Winstanley, III 416 Newport Ave. 5 Alice E. Gaw, II. . 46 Barrows St., No. Attleboro


9 Elsie Logan, II, 10 Fourth St.


7 Virginia E. Black, I


37 Elizabeth St.


.33 Peck St.


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ANNUAL REPORT


Vocational School-Telephone 727-R


Milton P. Dutton, Director .683 Park St.


Doris A. Prentiss, Home Economics. 31 So. Main St.


Hazelfern Appleton (Mrs.), Academic Work 19 1-2 Park Ave.


Berryman D. Minah, Shop Work. 263 So. Main St.


Norman S. Tukey, Academic Work. 15 No. Main St.


Supervisors and Special Teachers


John L. Gibb, Music. 103 Bank St.


Ardith P. Todd, Art-High. 40 Old Post Road, No. Attleboro


Myrtice A. Perrin, Art-Elem. 19 East St.


Office Hours 4 to 5 p. m. Monday and Wednesday


Alice M. Washburn (Mrs.), Cooking, Sewing. 81 Dennis St.


Edward H. Perrin, Manual Arts. 42 Hodges St.


J. Ray Cooney, Physical Education. 12 Benefit St.


Jewelry Trades School-Telephone 853-W


Frank H. Straker, Director 145 No. Main St.


Curtis W. Leonard, Bench Work. 89 Peck St.


Wilbur C. Kiff, Die Cutting 80 Bank St.


Eric Lindberg, Toolmaking. 55 Emory St.


JANITORS


John Hughes, High, Capron 80 Holman St.


Claude Allen, Assistant. . 15 Foley St.


Allen W. Blanchard, Assistant. 48 1-2 West St.


Remsen R. Patten, Assistant. 73 Forest St.


George Craig, Bank Street. 10 Oakland Ave.


John Jordan, Bliss. 45 Lexington Ave.


Leonard E. Bell, Assistant Bliss, Pleasant Street. 1084 Pleasant St.


Ervin E. Gross, Finberg. 824 So. Main St.


Jabez Stanley, Lincoln. 782 Newport Ave.


George Frazier, Richardson .80 East St.


Wilfred Orme, Assistant Richardson, Bank Street, Briggs Corner


19 Clarence St.


Joseph Fontneau, Sanford Street, Farmers


179 Thacher St.


George T. Murkland, Assistant. 13SB So. Main St.


Albert Marsland, Tiffany . . 39 Chestnut St.


Samuel Higson, Washington, Plat. R. F. D. No. 2, 47 Pullman Ave.


145


ANNUAL REPORT


ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES High School Auditorium, Thursday Evening, June 20, 1940 PROGRAM


Sound Off Sousa


Minuet.


Haydn


Gavotte.


Handel


God Bless America


Orchestra


Invocation


Dr. J. Lee Mitchell


Address of Welcome


David Rounseville President of the Class


Salutatory Address-Old Houses in Attleboro


Olive Jane Clark


.


Oley Speaks


Vocal Solo-Morning


Mary Beulah Keith


Essay-Athletics in Attleboro Herbert Alfred Moore


Piano Duet-Euryanthe.


Weber


Priscilla Garfield Brown Stephanie Cooper Parker


Essay-Churches in Attleboro Mary Catherine McBurney


Piano Solo-Grande Valse Brilliante in E Flat.


Robert Pettitt


Essay-The History of Attleboro


Marjorie Harriet Holt


Vocal Solo-I Heard a Forest Praying. Lewis-Derose


Marjorie Janette Young


Essay and Valedictory-Great Fires in Attleboro Elliot Stearns Pierce


March-A. H. S. Zambarano


Band and Orchestra Members Betty Jane Dalton, Drum Major


Essay-Plastics


Stanley Earle Holbrook


Presentation of Awards and Prizes Bausch and Lomb Award in Science


D. A. R. Award for Good Citizenship


Washington and Franklin Medal in United States History Helen W. Metcalf Prize in English Scholarship of the Attleboro Museum of Art and History


Presentation of Diplomas Allen K. Remington of the School Committee Assisted by Principal Philip L. Garland


Class Song Robert Pettitt


Chopin


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ANNUAL REPORT


LIST OF GRADUATES


*Elliott Lindell Anderson *Ruby Hilda Anderson Annie Helen Ankevitz Donald Antaya George Timothy Apps Inez Mae Atwell Virginia Myra Bankert Robert Charles Barber Raymond Baris Ruth Eloise Barney


Edna Florilda Barton


Rose Anita Beland Joyce Mary Benoit Horace Philip Benson


Winston Bergh Marie Russell Berry Gerard Joseph Boucher Marie Claire Bourbonnais


Edwin James Brennan


Helen Mary Brennan


Alden Tyler Brown Priscilla Garfield Brown Alan Covell Burt


Helen Estelle Cameron Irene Etta Cannon


Arthur Olof Carlson


Florence Virginia Carpenter


Arthur Richard Carvalho Antoinette Marie Castiglia Gertrude Olia Caswell Myrtle Leatrice Chadwick


Lloyd Whitney Chase, Jr.


Robert Brander Chamillard John Alden Churchill


Olive Jane Clark Doris Rita Coady Eleanor Anastasia Conley


Charles Simpson Cooper


Ruth Frances Kudrnac


Anna May Laferriere Erling Lagerholm Alyce Florence Langton Marion Elizabeth Larson James Harold Lee Herbert Irving Lewis Ruth Constance Lindgren Ethel Love Ruth Alyce Lovely


Florence Barbara Corrigan Wallace Eber Culver Paul Anthony Cunningham *Elizabeth Jane Dalton Anita Juliette Davignon Chester Phillips Davis Muriel Blanding Dimond Edna Dooley Elaine Annie Dorrance Stephine Joan Dragun James Thornton Drake Gertrude Julia Duclos Joseph Edward Dwyer Noeline Louise Ebert Calista Ruth Elliot Alice Genevieve Essex Joseph Henry Fisher Francis Martin Flaherty Walter John Foley, Jr. *Edward Andrew Fonger


*Thomas Walton Fox Ada Patricia Fratoni Constance Laura Frenier Hope Elizabeth Gariepy Margaret Agnes Garrity Marie Philomena Gaudreau Gloria Theresa Girard


*Helen Thompson Goddard Frances Dixon Gow


*Lester Flemming Grant, Jr. Rodger Clark Grant Rita Mary Habershaw Daisy Deborah Harris Robert Clement Hayes Barbara Hazlett Edith Elsie Hinchliffe Marjorie Thedosia Hinds Dorothy Gertrude Hodges Stanley Earle Holbrook Marjorie Harriet Holt


Robert Alton Holt Joseph Ralph Iwuc Marie Mabel James Theresa Irene Jette Frank Burt Johnson, Jr.


Lawrence Arthur Johnson Owen Clay Johnson


Richard Harry Johnson


'Thomas Laidlow Johnston Genevieve Frances Kaczowka Helen Catherine Keane


*Mary Beulah Keith Leona Dorothy Kelley Helen Rita Kinzle Joseph Richard Klebes Walter Klemanchuck Rosalie Lilla Knight


Arthur Lovenbury, Jr. Francis Leo Lucas William Edward Madden Alden Perry Manter Lorraine Mary Louise Marian Charles Abraham Markman David Alexander Martin Elizabeth Martin William Joseph Martineau Raymond Edward Maynard Alice McBurney


147


ANNUAL REPORT


Mary Catherine McBurney Henry Arthur McCracken Virginia Helen McLean Raymond Alfred Mellor, Jr. Mark Samuel Mercier Wheaton Bennett Monroe Frederick Sanford Moore Grace Elizabeth Moore Herbert Alfred Moore, Jr. Doris Marie Moreau Henry Edward Moskal Evelyn Loretta Myers Marjorie Elizabeth Newell


Earl Goddard Niquette, Jr. Gladys Marsland Nixon


*John Charles Norlund Thomas John O'Brien Otto Robert Ockert Paul Martin O'Gara Doris Elizabeth O'Keefe


John Dale Osterberg Dorothy Angela Otterson Stephanie C. Parker Joseph Homer Paton Howard Irving Peach Robert Carlton Peck, Jr. Arline Elizabeth Peirce


Robert Pettitt


Norma Ellen Phillips Elliot Stearns Pierce Emma Elizabeth Remillard Eva Renaud Dorothy Thelma Richardson Jean Elizabeth Richardson *Marion Ursula Rivers Velma Enid Robertson Lillian Marie Robinson *David Robinson Rounseville


*Member of Band and Orchestra


Olive Loretta St. George Cecile Blanche St. Pierre Norma Sylvia Sallet


Anita Constance Sandberg


Ralph Daniel Schultheiss Joseph Edward Sheehan


*Ray Albert Shepard Charles Agard Shields Marion Ellen Shulver *Anthony Silva Jennie Slosek James Lawrence Smith, Jr.


Miriam Mathewson Smith


Harvey Winfield Spittell, Jr.


Virginia Frances Stoddard Bertha May Sumner


Payl Victor Swenson


Dorothy Louise Tatro


Robert Anthony Tennant Rita Mary Theodore


Jean Louise Torrey Anita Mary Treen Shirley Janis Uhlig Charles Augustus Vaslet


Rita Antoinette Viens


Margaret Mary Walsh


Edmund Morse Webb Jean Marie Welch Elizabeth Lee Wells


*Virginia Harding Wilbar Emile Clemont Wilbur Ann Wojciechowski Vivian Edith Wuilleumier Beatrice Yerbury


*Marjorie Janette Young Melvin Joseph Young Armand Raymond Zarella


148


ANNUAL REPORT


HONORS Valedictorian-Elliot Stearns Pierce Salutatorian-Olive Jane Clark


ESSAYISTS CHOSEN BY FACULTY FROM THE HONOR GROUP Stanley Earle Holbrook Herbert Alfred Moore, Jr.


ESSAYISTS CHOSEN BY SENIOR CLASS FROM THE HONOR GROUP Marjorie Harriet Holt Mary Catherine McBurney


HONOR GROUP


In Alphabetical Order


Elliott Lindell Anderson


Rosalie Lilla Knight


Inez Mae Atwell


Marion Elizabeth Larson


Priscilla Garfield Brown


Alan Covell Burt Arthur Olof Carlson


Lorraine Mary Louise Marien David Alexander Martin Alice McBurney Mary Catherine McBurney


Robert Brander Chamillard


Olive Jane Clark


Frederick Sanford Moore Herbert Alfred Moore, Jr. Elliot Stearns Pierce


Florence Barbara Corrigan


Constance Laura Frenier


Helen Thompson Goddard


David Robinson Rounseville


Cecile Blanche St. Pierre


Ralph Daniel Schultheiss


Dorothy Louise Tatro


Anita Mary Treen


Elizabeth Lee Wells


Vivian Edith Wuilleumier


Frances Dixon Gow Stanley Earle Holbrook Marjorie Harriet Holt Marie Mabel James Richard Harry Johnson Leona Dorothy Kelley


Class Colors Maroon and Gold


Class Motto What We Are To Be, We Are Now Becoming


Class Song


Leaving the portals of our A. H. S., we are on our way, Guarding the memories we now possess, keeping them day by day. During these years, we have made many friends, friendships have been cast; Now, at the time that our schooling ends, we know these friendships will last. We will succeed and we will not dismay, no matter how rough the sea, For it is true we're becoming today what we are to be. -Robert Pettitt


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GRADUATES BANK STREET SCHOOL-GRADE VIII


Mary Lou Adel Myrlyn Lillious Allen Ralph Gordon Allen


Edward Domenick Flacco


Mary Irene Flacco Thelma Louise Foutz


Harold Richard Fredette


August Raposo Amaral, Jr. Earl Chester Ashley


Barbara Rita Frigon


Ruth Dallas Barr Viola Eva Barton Ernest Maurice Belanger Roderick Graham Bell Robert Earl Bescherer Charles Edward Billington


John Joseph Fuery Philip Lincoln Garland, Jr.


Dorothy May Garrity Theresa Laura Gaulin Angelo Giannitelli, Jr.


Harold Roger Givens


Margarete Else Bischoff


Howard Carpenter Goff


Charles Arnold Blackburn Florence Foster Blanchard Nancy Ball Blumenthal Rose Beverly Boisclair Joseph James Bonin Frank Bono


Elliott Hayden Robert Jerome Healey


Marjorie Annie Heath


Edwin Albert Higginbotham


Calvin Leroy Higgins


Louise Vivian Bourbonnais Marguerite Braman Margaret Brewster


Ernest William Holt, Jr.


Phyllis Elaine Horrocks


Virginia Elizabeth Bruffill


Blanche Theresa Houle


Robert Wesley Jackson


Norma Arlene Jewett Albert Raymond Johnson


Betty Ann Johnson


Walter Bushee Johnson


Francis Stanley Karol


Dorothy Frances Kinney


Sylvia Viola Lagerholm


Edna Frances Lahey Donald Louis LaRocque June Rita LaRocque Ray Elton Larson


Nathaniel Warren Christensen


Leo Joseph LeMaistre


Donald Earl Lincoln


James Henry Logan Edward Belmont Lovejoy


William Lenard Lowe, Jr.


Norman Ernest Lyle Barbara Joan McGonagle


Theresa McGovern William Francis McNary, Jr.


Donald MacDonald Raymond Lewis Macomber


Richard Marsland


Richard George Mellor


Francis Ernest Menard Earl Carlton Miller


Lois Natalie Mohr Edwin Louis Money Eleanor Ruth Mulligan Francis Joseph Murphy Helen Ann Murphy Margaret Beverly Murphy Alan Russell Nelson


Clifford Ernest Buffum Ernest Leslie Burtwell Barbara Irene Bussiere Beverly Arline Cambridge Mary Carmina Caponigro Marion Corrine Carlson Frederick Bazil Carpenter Mary Jacqueline Carpenter James Joseph Carroll Daniel Thomas Carvalho Lydia Ann Chase


Jeannette Exilda Cloutier Norman Francis Coady Irene Ellis Cobb Helen Phyllis Cole Ralph Steadman Cook Helen Frances Cooper Marjorie Viola Cornell Mildred Mary Costello Jeanne Evelyn Cote Walter Joseph Cronin Charles Melvin Cruff France Mary Daigneault Clifford Edward Danue Gabriel Amaro DeCosta, Jr. Alice Rocca DeLitta Carol Joan Dix Rene Alfred Dubuc Raymond Russell Dudemaine Pauline Ruth Estee Olaf Leonard Fernstrom Ruth Elizabeth Field Allan Fine


Charles Harry Greene Doris Mary Grover


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ANNUAL REPORT


Gerald Edward Nerney Gerda Hermine Neunkirchner Kurt Wendelin Neunkirchner


Henry Amos Niven, Jr. Mary Agnes Nolan


Edward Randolph Rooney Emory Arthur Rounds Kathleen Ruth Rounseville


Jocelyn Ann Salt Mary Santos Peter Patrick Silvia


Edward Leo Slattery


Colleen Jane Smith


Charles Holden Stobbs


Elsie Louise Stone


Margery Elizabeth Straker


Charlotte Marian Swain Richard Hood Sweet


Victor Henry Perry Gertrude May Pineo


Louise Agnes Tennant


Marvin Gerald Tesler


Alice Vieira


Ruth Eva Wallace


Rose Raposa Helen Elizabeth Read John William Reynolds


Barbara Antonine Whalen


Winnifred Georgianna Whalen


Rita Mary Richards


Marguerite Agnes White


Marjorie May Whittemore


Newton Canfield Woodworth


Earl Ed Wuilleumier


Martha Zarella


GRADUATES BLISS SCHOOL-GRADE VIII


Robert Earl Alger Barbara Jane Appleton


June Alice Ashley


Kenneth George Baldwin Muriel Edith Barney Beatrice Margaret Barrett Walter Albert Bellavance


Phyllis Viola Benson


Burton Clayton Billings William Henry Blois, Jr. June Bradley Lester Earle Brander


Ernest Adelard Brassard Alvin Theodore Caslı Merle Lamson Clark, Jr. Frederick Austin Cooper Marjorie Mary Crowley Beverly Frances Davis Marjorie Elaine Davis Mildred Alice Davis William Leonard Demers


Bradford Irving Dorrance Howard Milton Dorrance Edward Dowdall John Edward Driscoll Josephine Elizabeth Dulude Rosalie June Ann Farris


Beverly Ann O'Donnell Harold Olsen, Jr. Anna Julia Olson John Richard ()'Neil Anna Florence Paradis


Leatrice Doris Parker


Mary Jane Patterson Calvin Russell Payette


Lawrence Kent Swift


Eugene Ernest Pion Phyllis Elizabeth Price Dean Lowell Randall


Mary Joann Rivello Jean Rosalie Robbins Charles Russell Robinson Claire Virginia Rodell


Dorothy Louise Fisher Eugene Roy Forant Dorothy Edith Gaboury Barbara Ann Galvin Theodore James Gioshes


Mary Evelyn Green Robert Alfred Hollis Beatrice Mary Hydr Norval Melvin Jess Raymond Edward Johnson James Francis Kiernan Mary Elizabeth Hope Kelley Lorraine Virginia Kiff Richard Hector LaPierre Robert Earl Leavitt Virginia Agnes Lee Lloyd George Lesperance Frederick William Lohse Anne Theresa McBurney Raymond Joseplı McLear Eleanor May MacVicar Malcolm Robert Makowsky Dorothy Marian Maltais Eugene Campbell Matheson William James Moehle, Jr. Barbara Louise Norlund William Edward O'Keefe, Jr.


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ANNUAL REPORT


Anna May Parmenter Douglas Clark Paton Mildred Marie Patten Lillian Mae Phinney Robert Allen Quimby Charles Francis Robinson Rita Lena Robinson Aldina Grace Rocha John Myron Rocha Delphine Rose Jeanne Scanlon


Bennett Earl Sharples


June Genevieve Siegfried Frederick Polydore Smith


Dorothy Elizabeth Tingley Marilyn Virginia Truell Francis Joseph Augustin Valois


Norma Audrey Walker Verda Waterman


Constance Helen Westberg Jean Thurston Wilkinson


GRADUATES FINBERG SCHOOL-GRADE VIII


Arthur Albert Boutin


Kenneth Brinard


Russell Frank Deavellar


Leona Esther Frenier Andrew Kirylo


Henry George Mendes Noella Anita Moreau


Chester Matthew Motyka John William Murphy Robert Vincent Pelletier


Chester Allen Salisbury


Pauline Muriel Vadenais


Albert Arthur Vaslet


Francis Antone Viera


GRADUATES LINCOLN SCHOOL-GRADE VIII


Marion Elizabeth Balfour Clara Philomena Bealman Muriel Benson Julia Burda Mildred Marie Case


Mary Orise Chalifoux Angela Sarah Charron Otilia Costa Bethyl Eula Davis James Thomas Diamond Ella Catherine Drew


Beatrice Theresa Duclos Doris Hedwidge Duclos


Doris Marion Fletcher Lucy Wellman Foster Marjorie May Fox Virginia Louise Gibney Joan Elizabeth Habershaw Barbara Norma Henderson Alberta Madaline Kelleher Loretta Theresa Kelly Frederick Krawiec Henry William Kubat


Alice Delia Lapointe Lucy Emelia Lapointe Barbara Ann Morris Matthew Stanley Ogara Harold Burt Perlow Mildred Arlene Pierce Dolores Mary Pelton Irene Rose Pinault


Robert Earl Plant


Louise Henrietta Poncin James Milton Price Beverly Jane Raymond John Robert Redlund George Henry Reynolds Claire Ruth Schofield Charles Max Sousa Stanley John Stempka Russell Joseph Sumner Grace Elizabeth Thatcher Barbara Mary Wilson Mary Elvira Wood Hilda Avis Wright


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Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures


Dan O'Connell Sealer of Weights and Measures


January 20, 1941


To His Honor the Mayor and the Municipal Council, Attleboro, Massachusetts.,


Gentlemen:


I herewith submit my 17th annual report. The fast changing methods of commodity service to the public has increased the supervisory work of this department, especially in the stores of Self-Service where large quantities of various articles are put up ahead.


Packages must be marked according to law and close and frequent inspections are necessary. Complaints reaching this department are promptly investigated and the purchasing public may, at any time, bring articles to this office for re- weigh after purchase if they wish.


Reweighing of commodities purchased by the city including food products, coal and wood were rechecked and remeasured and complaints by individuals were also investigated and reports given.


Several persons required to register before taking orders for articles to be delivered at some future date were checked as well as persons requiring licenses.


Respectfully submitted, Daniel O'Connell,


Sealer of Weights and Measures.


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ANNUAL REPORT


Adjusted Sealed


Not Sealed


Con- demned


Platform over 10,000 lbs.


2


5


Platform 100 to 5,000 lbs.


23


60


Counter under 100 lbs


2


35


2


Beam 100 1bs. or over


5


2


Spring 100 lbs. or over.


2


18


2


Spring under 100 lbs.


13


107


4


Computing under 100 lbs


4


05


2


Personal Weighing (Slot)


12


Prescription


4


Jewelers'


2


Avoirdupois


23


29


63


Apothecary


38


Metric.


45


Troy


9


39


Liquid-1 Gal. and under


12


Liquid-over 1 Gal.


11


Meters-1-in. Inlet G. M. S.


72


158


Meters-over 1-inch Inlet G. M. S.


1


23


Meters-over 1-inch Inlet T. T. M. S ..


1


16


Meters-over 1-inch Inlet B. S. M. S.


3


7


Gasoline Pumps


1


5


Oil Measuring Pumps.


4


14


23


Quan. Meas. on Pumps (ca)


3


50


6


Yard Sticks


10


3


Total 163


1060


102


5


Special City Licenses-17 @ $25.00


$425.00


City Licenses-20 @ $5.00


100.00


Plates-18 @ $ .50


9.00


Scaling Fees


216.83


Total


$750.83


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ANNUAL REPORT


Norman J. Stone


John B. Stenberg Chairman


Paul H. Weiss


Report of Board of Public Welfare


Frederick J. Franz Almoner


January 20, 1941


To His Honor the Mayor, and the Municipal Council,


Attleboro, Massachusetts,


Gentlemen:


In compliance with the City Ordinance, the Annual Report of the Board of Public Welfare for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1940, is herewith submitted.


Salaries


During the past year we have had the use of an additional Visitor on the staff, paid out of Federal Funds, and as a result our investigations have been more frequent and efficient than in the past. It is therefore our intention during the coming year to maintain our staff at its present efficient level. For the coming year we are recommending small increases in salaries for some of the personnel. This we deem quite necessary considering the increased cost of living and the fact that everybody's earning power has become greater than in the past several years. Although our case load has dropped the routine requires considerable more paper work due to the large number of new forms required both by the State and Federal Government in administering Old Age Assistance, Aid to Dependent Children, and Unsettled Outside Relief cases.




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