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TOWN OF DOUGLAS
The Audiometer used is loaned by the State Department of Public Health.
DENTAL SURVEY
During the month of December, Miss Martha Holden, a dental hygienist, from the State Department of Public Health, examined the teeth of all students. Members of the Child Health Committee assisted the hygienist with the clerical work. There were 276 notices sent to parents requesting that they take their child to the dentist and return the slip when the dentistry has been com- pleted. The follow-up on this survey can not be completed until the end of the school year. The services rendered by Miss Holden are very valuable as dental defects more than triple our other physical defects. Considerable work is being done on our children's teeth, particulary in the Junior and Senior High School. The objective in dental health is to preserve the first teeth as long as possible thus assuring a better permanent set of teeth.
EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
The annual census of the physically handicapped children regis- tered with the Sate Department of Education and Public Health shows that we have 40 physically handicapped in our community. Many of these children are attending the State Crippled Children's Clinic in Worcester. The follow-up on these cases are done by the State Physiotherapist and the local nurse. One Cerebral Palsy case was discharged from Lakeville Sanatorium and is now being transported daily to the Cerebral Palsy School in Worcester. A child with an orthopedic defect spent 10 months at Lakeville and attended school while there. This child is now walking without a brace and is showing marked improvement. Seven children have been diagnosed as having rheumatic fever. Penicillin is prescribed by the family physican in the majority of these cases. This drug is made available at a very moderate price through the cooperation of the Worcester Branch of the American Heart Association. Many home visits are made on this group, as well as appointments and transportation being arranged for. Four children attended speech clinic throughout the year.
Following the passing of the bill pertaining to mentally re- tarded children, it was found feasible to test a number of our school age children. I assisted in making appointments with the personnel from the Youth Guidance Clinic that were assigned to our area to administer a psychological test and in some cases a vocational test. As more facilities are made available for these children, this program will expand. At the present time only a limited amount of progress can be made. Following the testing, one case was referred to and has been seen in the Youth Guidance Clinic, another is attending vocational classes in another community.
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HOME NURSING
Twelve high school girls received Red Cross Certificates in Home Nursing at Class Day in June. A minimum of 30 hours is required for the student to receive credit for this course which in- cludes both theory and practice in the art of nursing in the home. Health education is correlated with the Home Nursing instruction. Field trips were taken to a pasteurizing plant, Rutland's Veteran's Hospital, Worcester State Hospital, and the Mary MacArthur Polio Center in Wellesley. At the annual March of Dimes Drive this group of girls collected $240 in a house to house campaign. The Douglas Branch Red Cross finances this course from its local budget.
EDUCATION IN HEALTH
Health education is integrated by the teachers into the regular program. It should be furthered in individual conferences with pupils and parents. The teacher makes curriculum adjustments for handicapped children when necessary. Health education materials are made available to the teachers through the medium of health films, posters, pamphlets, books, etc. Speakers for Junior and Senior High School Assemblies were secured on several occasions.
The report on communicable diseases, diphtheria, tetanus, and whooping cough immunization may be found in my report to the Board of Health.
For professional improvement I attended a series of fifteen lectures sponsored by the State Dpartment of Public Health, a weeks seminar at the University of Massachusetts on school health, and other important health meetings and institutes.
I wish to take this opportunity to express by appreciation to you, Mr. Wetherell, the school committee, Dr. Spooner, the State Department of Public Health, and to all the parents and teachers for their assistance in the promotion of better health for this community.
Respectfully submitted,
MABEL A. BROWN (Mrs.) Mabel A. Brown, R. N.
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TOWN OF DOUGLAS
REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC
Singletary Avenue
Sutton. Massachusetts December 30, 1954
Mr. Alliston C. Wetherell Superintendent of Schools
East Douglas, Massachusetts.
Dear Mr. Wetherell,
Following is my fourth annual report as Music Supervisor in the Public Schools of East Douglas.
During the year of 1954 the grades continued to derive the pleasure as in their previous years of singing together. Of all experiences to be had in music, the one of singing remained of primary importance. Good Tone, correct breathing, clear diction, and other habits contributing to excellence in singing were given as suggestions. The enjoyment through the emotions is of first consideration.
There were some new ideas and methods introduced. The use of recordings to teach songs to early grades by rote proved to have considerable value although only as a secondary method. Record albums were purchased for the purpose. Flutophones were used successfully in the third and fourth grades by Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. McTeer. Musical experience in this form contributes toward a fuller appreciation. Another point of importance is that it directs the child, if he is so inclined, toward band and instrumental work. In the field of rhythmic activity there has been much pleasure and gain from dancing, especially square dancing and other more simple American folk dances. There are good recordings available for this and some are being purchased.
Music in the Junior High School has been made a little more technical in some phases. Approximately one period a month has been devoted to melodic and rhythmic dictation from an instrument, such as the piano; one period set aside for music appreciation in the form of listening to records and thereby creating a familiarity with both well and lesser known works in the classical field; and two or three periods divided between singing or some creative study such as the composition of an original melody, to the research on the life of a particular composesr. The Glee Club is voluntary and selective and is at present excellent in reading ability and tonal
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quality; plus a personal pride and group interested on the part of individual members.
There is a lack of interest at the High School level. Much thought is being given to the problem in the hopes that it may soon be remedied.
Respectfully submitted
CHARLES W. MCCABE Supervisor of Music.
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TOWN OF DOUGLAS
REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR OF ART
14 Hazel Street Uxbridge, Mass. December 14, 1954
Mr. Alliston C. Wetherell Superintendent of Schools Douglas, Massachusetts
My dear Mr. Wetherell,
Please accept my seventh annual report as Supervisor of Drawing in the Public School of Douglas.
Art is for all people and more and more educators are convinced that art experiences are essential to the fullest development of our children. Art is a creative method of teaching and all children whether talented or not, can find pleasure expressing their own ideas. Art activities offer opportunities for thinking for oneself, developing skill in craftsmanship, making wise choices, accepting responsibility and working with others.
Nature's display of color is everywhere-in its trees, flowers, fruits, stones, birds and animals. Earth, sea, and sky, all silent beauty yet that silence is a language. Color does something spirit- ually to us all and has a far greater influence upon us than we imagine. It has stimulated and inspired love among all people through all generations. The magic of the rising and setting sun, the floating clouds, the deep blue of the ocean, each a poem in itself, speaking to us in silence wherever we turn our eyes.
The study of art can give the child a better idea of the world and help him to appreciate the beauties of nature and the problems of his associates. Art, decoratively used in everyday ob- jects, can stimulate a desire for peace and harmony among all people. Art, through color and design, can help to make our homes more restful for it can make simple furnishings practical and pleasing. All children can use drawing as a means of expression and our chief aim as teachers is to help and encourage the boys and girls to use their own ability and skills.
May the good work of the children and the pleasant associa- tions with all with whom I work continue to make my teaching in Douglas a pleasure.
Respectfully submitted
CLARICE S. LUNT
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ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORT
REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR OF WRITING
DECEMBER 6, 1954
Mr. A. C. Wetherell Superintendent of Schools East Douglas, Massachusetts
Dear Mr. Wetherell:
I am pleased to submit the following report of the operation of the handwriting program in the Douglas schools for the school year 1953-54.
In the initial handwrting tests administered in November 1953, 2.9% of your pupils received a grade of "A" (Excellent) ; 24.5% received a grade of "B" (Good); and 72.4% were graded less than "B." In the tests administered in June 1954, 91.3% of your pupils received a grade of "A"; 8.7% received a score of "B"; and no pupil scored less than "B." Handwriting certificates were awarded to 79% of your eighth grade students.
During the last school year we graded approximately 3200 formal and 96000 informal samples of handwriting for your pupils. A formal test was administered at four teaching-week intervals and a report was furnished each teacher giving careful diagnosis of the handwriting of each pupil in the room.
We furnished the following instructional materials: teachers' outlines, pupils folder outlines, room motivation certificates, hand- edness tests, individual handwriting certificates for pupils who qualified, term envelopes, seals, etc.
My supervisors join with me in expressing our appreciation for the splendid cooperation we have received from you and your teachers at all times. We are very pleased with the results obtained in your schools.
Sincerely yours,
W. L. RINEHART, Director
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TOWN OF DOUGLAS
REPORT OF TEACHER OF BRASS AND WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS
East Douglas, Mass December 14, 1954
Mr. Alliston Wetherell Superintendent of Schools Douglas, Massachusetts
My dear Mr. Wetherell:
I herewith submit my twenty-third annual report of the pupils studying musical instruments in the Public Schools of Douglas.
There are nine on clarinets, seven on saxophones, twelve on trumpets and two on drums.
The band played for Graduation last June and we hope to do the same this year. We have a rehearsal every Friday. There are several new beginners who are doing very well.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK O. DODGE, Teacher of Wind and Percussion Instruments
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STATISTICAL STATEMENT
Valuation $2,560,496
Population, Federal Census of 1950 2,627
Number of persons in town between 5 and 16 years of age, October 1, 1954 507
Number of persons between 5 and 7 years 96
Number of persons between 7 and 14 years of age 348
Number of persons between 14 and 16 years of age
63
Total enrollment in all public schools during school year ending June, 1954 512
Average membership for school year
501
Average attendance for school year
476
Per cent of attendance
95.04
Number of buildings in use
3
Number of teachers required by the public schools
20
Number of special teachers 4
Number of teachers graduated from College 16
Number of teachers graduated from Normal School 4
Number of weeks high school was in session 39
Number of weeks elementary schools were in session 38
Number of pupils graduated from high school, 1954 34
Number of pupils graduated from Grade 8, 1954 35
INDEX
Accountant's Report
Table of Accounts-Between Pages 16 and 17
Balance Sheet
21
Agent Moses Wallis Devise
48
Animal Inspector
Board of Assessors
55 25
Board of Health Nurse
62
Board of Public Welfare and Bureau of Old Age Assistance
Comparison of Departmental Expenditures, 1937-1953 (Inclusive) Civil Defense Organization Report
Dog Officer
Finance Committee Report
Fire Department Report
Forest Warden Report
Highway Superintendent
Inspector of Slaughtering
Library Treasurer's Report
Librarian's Report
Officers of the Town of Douglas
3
Police Report
56
Recreation Commission
45
Report of Special World War II War Memorial Committee
83
School Report
89
School Committee
3
School Calendar
5
Age and Grade Table-Boys
6 9 10
Attendance Record-1954
11
List of Teachers
12
Report of School Nurse
15
Report of Supervisor of Music
19
Report of Supervisor of Art
21
Report of Supervisor of Writing
Report of Teacher of Brass and Woodwind Instruments Statistical Statement
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Tax Collector
Tax Rates in the Town of Douglas
12
Town Clerk's Report
26 46
Treasurer's Report
79 72
Veterans Service Director
69
V. F. W. Square Acknowledgment
71
Warrant for Town Meeting
84
Wire Inspector
72
Water Commissioners
52
37 82 67 44 6
39 43 74 55 59 61
Report of Superintendent of Schools
Age and Grade Table-Girls
Report of Douglas Memorial High School
13
22 23 24 46 34
Town Hall Report
Tree Warden
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TIMES PUBLISHING CO. WEBSTER, MASS. 1954
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Street List - Men
Name
Address
Name
Address
A
Abram, Arthur J.
North St.
Abram, Eugene B.
A St.
Barrett, John F.
Martin Rd.
Abram, Joseph D.
A St.
Beckham, Eulas N.
Grove St.
Adams, John I.
A St.
Beedle, Llewellyn W.
C St.
Adams, Lester
A St.
Bek, Frank
Main St.
Adams, Norman E.
A St.
Bek, Stephen S.
Mumford St.
Akeley, Archie D.
Depot St.
Belisle, Adelard J.
A St.
Akeley, Waldo D.
Depot St.
Belisle, Rene L.
B St.
Aldrich, Baylis G.
Main St.
Besaw, Alfred L.
Main St.
Aldrich, Ralph H.
Mechanic St.
Besaw, Ami
Main St.
Aldrich, Richard H.
Main St.
Bessette, Edward Bigos, Albert P.
Gilboa St.
Allen, James G.
C St.
Bigos, Gustave T.
North St.
Anderson, Andrew J.
Maple St.
Bigos, Joseph A.
North St.
Anderson, Elfving B.
Franklin St.
Bigos, Walter S.
North St.
Anderson, Harris T. Wixtead Ct.
Angell, Frederick A.
Oxford Rd.
Biros, Stephen A. Depot St.
Anger, Henry J.
N. W. Main St.
Blahopoulos, Pantelis
Gilboa St.
Aquino, Ralph
Main St.
Blanchard, Lloyd H. Common St.
Auger, Andre R.
West St.
Blodgett, Arthur E.
Main St.
Auger, Edward J.
A St.
Bloniasz, Frank G.
Franklin St.
B
Baca, Andrew J.
Manchaug Rd.
Bloniasz, Stanley Jr. Main St.
Baca, Andrew J. Jr. West St.
Baca, John R. Manchaug Rd.
Bombara, Francis
Main St.
Baca, Lawrence J. Main St.
Bombara, Frank A.
Main St.
Bahleda, John
E. Main St.
Bombara, John
Gilboa St.
Baillargeon, Ernest G.
Bombara, John J. Jr. Gilboa St.
Johnson Ct.
Bombara, John S. A St.
Bombara, Joseph
North St.
Balcome, Robert E.
Church St.
Balcome, Samuel E. Church St.
Baldwin, Leonard Jr.
North St.
Ballard, Marcel N. W. Main St.
Ballou, Clifford N.
Maple St.
Ballou, Earl
Cedar St.
Ballou, Everett A.
Cedar St.
Bombara, Michael L. Martin Rd.
West St.
Alexander, John E.
Depot St.
Billiel, Charles
School Ct.
Bloniasz, John
Main St.
Bloniasz, Louis J. C St.
Bombara, Andrew R. Franklin St.
Bombara, Joseph R.
Franklin St. Bombara, Lawrence Jr. Martin Rd.
Bombara, Lawrence J. Franklin St.
Franklin St.
Ballou, Henry A.
Ballou, Justin S.
Franklin St.
Baron, William
Manchaug St.
Balcom, Edward H. S. W. Main St.
4
Name
Address
Bombara, Stephen F. E. Main St.
Bombara, Stephen J.
North St.
Boskin, Charles C. N. E. Main St.
Bosma, Frank Davis St.
Bosma, Henry G.
E. Main St.
Bottom, Arthur A St.
Boudreau, Raymond L. Potter Rd.
Boulay, George F. Depot St.
Bourgeois, Conrad T.
Locust St.
Bourgeois, Narcisse Locust St.
Carrier, Lawrence A. North St.
Bousquet, Frank N. E. Main St.
Bouvier, Clarence N. E. Main St.
Brennan, James A. N. E. Main St.
Pine St.
Carter, Earl F. Oxford Rd.
Brink, Morris F.
Main St.
Carter, Frederick
Caswell Ct.
Brooks, Alfred E.
Gilboa St.
Carter, James
Caswell Ct.
Brouwer, George
Main St.
Carter, John K.
South St.
Brown, Harry S.
E. Main St.
Carter, Leonard W.
Carter, Patrick M.
Caswell Ct.
Brown, Robert
E. Main St.
Carter, Robert F.
Caswell Ct.
Brule, Arthur D.
Manchaug Rd. Walnut St.
Carter, Robert L.
Depot St.
Brule, Ernest A.
Main St.
Carter, William
Caswell Ct.
Brule, Raymond J.
A St.
Carter, William A.
Casey, Lawrence P. N. W. Main St.
Brummitt, Walter
Charles St. Bowen Ct.
Cassista, Adelard H.
Bowen Ct.
Bruno, Alfred
Main St.
Cassista, Edmund P. Cook St.
Bruno, Edmund H.
Main St.
Cassista, Leon S. N. W. Main St.
Bruno, Henry A.
North St.
Caswell, Duty E. Jr. Hemlock St.
Bruno, Leon F.
North St.
Bruno, Napoleon
Main St.
Budzyna, Joseph M.
Manchaug Rd.
Budzyna, Simon Caswell Ct.
Budzyna, Walter J.
Caswell Ct.
Burch, Richard W. N. E. Main St.
Burnett, John M. Orchard Pl.
Burrows, Manuel L.
Manchaug Rd.
Buxton, Charles A.
South St.
Buxton, Harold W.
Main St.
C
Chapdelaine, John
Gilboa St.
Chapdelaine, Philip V. Wallis St.
Chase, Elwin S.
Vine St.
Cadarette, Harold V.
White Ave. Main St.
Name
Cahill, Henry M.
Manchaug Rd.
Cahill, Lawrence A.
Manchaug Rd.
Cahill, Lawrence M. Manchaug Rd.
Callahan, Louis A. Main St.
Carpenter, Erwin E.
Depot St.
Carpenter, Walter L. West St.
Carrick, W. Roy Main St.
Carrick, Winfield S. Main St.
Carter, Burton E. Jr.
North St.
Carter, Burton E.
Wallum Pond Rd.
Brin, Ernest
Brown, Joseph A. Brown, Richard W. Manchaug Rd.
Carter, Ralph Oxford Rd.
Carter, Robert F.
Main St.
Brule, Arthur P.
Brule, Raymond C. Manchaug Rd.
Caswell, Duty E.
Hemlock St.
Caswell, Fred Irving
Caswell, William J.
West St.
Cave, David B.
Cave, Geoffrey B.
Cencak, Andrew
Cencak, John
B St.
Cencak, Lawrence J. Main St.
Cerulle, Robert C. Depot St.
Cerulle, Vincent J. Depot St.
Chace, Myron R. Manchaug Rd.
Chagnon, Emile
Grove St. Yew St.
Chandler, Elmer
A St.
Main St.
Main St.
Main St.
Bruno, Arthur H.
Oxford Rd.
Gilboa St.
Depot St.
Address
Cabana, Frederick
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Name Chase, Jesse E.
Address
Name
Address
Vine St.
Cormier, Theodore J. Franklin St. Courtemanche, Albert A.
Gilboa St.
Chiras, Julius J.
Chizy, Joseph
Martin Rd.
Crockett, Ralph E. West St.
Chizy, Theodore G.
N. Main St.
Crosby, Donald F. Pine St.
Chojnacki, Dennis J.
A St.
Crosby, Willard Pine St.
Chouinard, Louis
Thompson Rd.
Crossman, Kenneth W. Depot St.
Chupka, John School Ct. B St.
Chupka, John J.
Chupka, John J.
School Ct.
Cupka, Albert C.
Gilboa St.
Chupka, Joseph F.
B St.
Cupka, Albert G. Jr.
Gilboa St.
Chupka, Joseph F.
Depot St.
Cupka, Joseph F. B St.
Chupka, Joseph P.
Main St.
Cupka, Michael J.
B St.
Chupka, William M. Franklin St.
Curtis, Roland E.
White Ave.
Church, Charles L. Sr.
Wallis St.
Cusson, Noe T.
Main St.
Church, Charles L. Jr. Clouart, Kenneth
Pine St.
Cnossen, John R.
Davis St.
Dahl, Edwin S. Bowen Ct.
Cnossen, Raymond
Davis St.
Damore, Louis
B St.
Cody, Charles R. A St.
Damore, Paul
Locust St.
Colonair, Joseph
South St.
Dansereau, Albert J.
Manchaug Rd.
Colonero, Benjamin
Main St.
Dargan, Richard G. North St.
Colonero, Frank
Main St.
Daubney, James H. North St.
Daubney, James L. Jr. North St.
Colonero, Gerald
A St.
Deblois, Moses
Gilboa St.
Colonero, Nicolo
Main St. A St. A St.
Dee, Rev. Richard J. Manchaug St.
Colton, Harry F. Jr.
Main St.
DeJordy, Eugene M. North St.
Conn, John I.
Birch St.
Dejordy, Wilfred North St.
Conn, Paul J.
Birch St.
DeMars, Hector H. Gilboa St.
Conn, Robert F.
Birch St.
Denny, Frederick
Main St.
Conrad, Everett R.
Oxford Rd.
Depta, Jacob
Cottage St. Main St.
Conrad, George H.
Main St.
Dermody, Lester J.
Conrad, John E.
Gilboa St.
Dermody, William A.
Conrad, John E. Jr.
Main St.
Derosiers, Leo J.
Conway, John J.
North St. Devlin, Charles E.
Caswell Ct. Martin Rd. Gilboa St. North St.
Cooney, Daniel F. Cooney, Harold Coporale, Dominick
Franklin St. Pine St.
De Vries, Paul Y.
Depot St.
Copp, Stephen D.
Main St.
DiMasi, Antonio
Coppola, Anthony H.
North St.
DiMasi, Carmine
Main St.
Coppola, Frank
A St. Dix, Albert H.
South St.
Coppola, Nicolo
A St.
Dix, Eugene C.
South St.
Chase, Orson M.
Main St.
Chase, Paul A.
Orange St.
Chatack, Archie B.
Yew St. jA St.
Crockett, Fred E. West St.
Crockett, Harry C. West St.
Crothers, Frederick W. Depot St.
Crothers, James
Depot St.
Colonair, Stanley
South St.
Colonero, Florendo J.
Main St.
Decoteau, Ovila
Gilboa St.
Colonero, Patsy
Decoteau, Raymond J. A St.
Colonero, Richard
Wallis St.
D
De Vries, Broer B.
Gilboa St.
DiCostanzo, Carmen
Wixtead Ct. Main St.
6
Name
Address
Name
Fortier, Edward R.
Maple St.
Dixson, Robert S.
Church St.
Dodge, Frank O.
Mechanic St.
Donais, Ernest J.
South St.
Fougere, Henry J.
Fournier, Hector T. Jr. Gilboa St.
Downs, Harry A. Jr.
South St.
Downs, Richard A.
South St.
Fowler, James
Doyon, Edgar L.
Cook St.
Fowler, Lancelot Fraser, James
Main St. Yew St.
Dtugocenski, Benny N. E. Main St.
Duda, Andrew J.
Main St.
Depot St.
Duda, Andrew J.
North St.
Frost, Albert E.
Main St.
Duda, Joseph
Charles St.
Frost, John A.
Main St.
Duda, Michael
Main St.
Frost, Kent S.
Main St.
Dudley, Gustavus W.
Oxford Rd.
Frost. Robert J.
North St.
Dudley, John S.
Main St.
Fullerton, John W.
Main St.
Dudley, Leslie C.
Main St.
Fulone, Anthony W.
C St.
Dudley, Ralph E.
Main St.
Fulone, Chester C.
E. Main St.
Dudley, Walter E.
Main St.
Fulone, Frank
C St.
Dudley, William H.
Maple St.
Fulone, James V.
Wixtead Ct.
Dugel, Vandel
Manchaug Rd.
Fulone, John J.
Pike Rd.
Duhamel, Lawrence
Monroe St.
Furno, Angelo
Pike Rd.
Dulmaine, Edward
Caswell Ct.
Furno, Anthony
Pike Rd.
Dunleavy, William J. Gilboa St.
Duprey, Adolph
Gilboa St.
Furno, John
Furno, Thomas
E
Ebbeling, Herman
West St.
Ellis, Philip A.
South St.
Gac, Anthony J.
North St. Main St.
Enman, Henry A.
Maple St.
Eschelbach, Carl
Davis St.
Gagnon, Gabriel
A St. Gilboa St.
Gilboa St.
F
Farnum, Dana G.
Farrar, John H.
Main St.
Ferschke, Roland
Monroe Rd.
Fish, Clinton D.
C St.
Fisher, Irving H.
Depot St.
Gavlak, Joseph F. Gavlak, Julius
Geekie. George J.
Depot St. Depot St. Manchaug St.
Flinton, Clifford W. Flinton, Richard
Franklin St. Franklin St.
George. James P. George, Peter
Manchaug St. Manchaug St. Manchaug St.
Fontaine. Roland H.
Wixtead Ct.
Forget, Henry N.
Reservoir Rd.
Forget, Peter Joseph
Reservoir Rd. Maple St.
George, William Gingras, John M. Gingras, John R. Girouard, Robert Gniadek, Martin
E. Main St.
E. Main St.
C St. Main St.
Fortier ,Albert N.
Main St.
Gautreau, Edward
Gautreau, Joseph B.
Gautreau, Samuel
Gavlak, Francis A.
Gilboa St. E. Main St. Depot St.
Depot St.
Fisher, Sidney H. Flanders, H. Nelson Fleet, Clifton Thomas Martin Rd.
Mechanic St. Main St.
Gaulin, Ernest T.
Gautreau, Albert
Gautreau, Edmund
Gilboa St.
North St.
Evangelides, Louis K.
A St.
Furno, Carmine
Pike Rd.
Pike Rd.
Doyon, Victor W.
Martin Rd.
Fregeau, Lionel N.
Fregeau, Nelson
Depot St.
Fougere, Francis J.
Gilboa St.
Wixtead Ct.
Cottage St. Cottage St.
Address
G
Gagne, Clarence A.
George, Costine
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Name
Address
Name
Hickey, James L.
Hill, Taylor M.
Gonsorcik, Joseph F.
Cook St.
Hilyard, Harry
Hindon, Henry N.
Goulet, Cyril
Yew St.
Hippert, Ernest J.
Gove, Herbert E.
Cedar St.
Hippert, Frank R.
Goyette, Maxime A.
Davis St.
Hippert, Wilfred E.
Graham, Lindsey C.
West St.
Homenick, John J.
Grandchamp, George J. Depot St.
Graves, Arthur W. E. Main St.
Graves, Arthur W. Jr., E. Main St.
Graves, Henry A.
Cook St.
Hreusik, Louis
White Ave.
Gray, Leonard B.
Main St.
Hughes, Edward J.
Hemlock St.
Greene, Homer
Pine St.
Hutchinson, Kenneth C.
Franklin St.
Hutnak, Joseph F. North St.
Hvizdos, Andrew J. Main St.
Hvizdos, Louis Main St.
Hvizdos, Stephen M. Caswell Ct.
J
Jabrocki, Andrew
Main St.
Jabrocki, Joseph
Main St.
Manchaug St.
Guertin, Armand
North St.
Guertin, Francis
Mechanic St.
Guertin, Frederick O.
North St.
Guiou, Percy
Main St.
H
Hall, George R.
Manchaug Rd.
Hall, Harry C.
Main St.
Hall, Stanley E. Main St.
Hamblett, Donald K. Mechanic St.
Hamilton, Clarence B.
N. W. Main St.
Hamilton, Gerald P.
N. W. Main St.
Hanley, James L.
South St.
Harris, Harry
Main St.
Jussaume, Louis B.
Jussaume, Norman J.
West St.
Harris, Walter E.
North St.
Hastings, Allen
Depot St.
Hazelton, Charles L.
Depot St.
Herbert, Joseph L.
Gilboa St.
Herbst, Edward
B St.
Kacur, Andrew G. R. R. Ave.
Address
West St. Depot St. Depot St. Franklin St. Depot St. Gilboa St. Gilboa St. North St. Cottage St. Davis St. Bowen Ct.
Greene, Raymond
Pine St.
Greene, William B.
Pine St.
Gressak, Stephen P.
North St.
Grivalski, Andrew
Gilboa St.
Grivalski, Joseph A.
Gilboa St.
Grocki, Joseph
Martin Rd.
Grocki, Lorimer W.
Martin Rd.
Grondin, Andrea J.
Guay, Albert L.
Hemlock St.
Guay, Thomas
South St.
Janeczek, Henry
Jenkins, William B. Gilboa St. A St.
Jette, Fred J.
Jette, Hormidas
Mechanic St. Mumford St.
Jodrey, F. Sanford Johnson, Chesley H. Main St.
Johnson, Everett V.
Main St.
Maple St.
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