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CIRCULATION
The Library was open 302 days during which time 41,059 books were circulated. This figure shows an increase of 2829 books to borrowers. The highest daily circulation was 255 and the low- est was 20. The average daily circulation was 136.
There were 774 notices sent to delinquents. This applies to first notices.
Total registration as of December 31, 1947 was 5918. The number of new readers for 1947 was 679.
BOOKS
The Library contains, per catalogue, 22,853 volumes. There were 379 books added this year to our Library. There were 18 books rebound. The personnel of the State Division of Libraries, Miss Yerxa, Miss Boisclair and Miss Beard, weeded the collec- tion in July, which accounts for the number of discarded volumes. These volumes were discarded because they were of no literary value, were obsolete, inaccurate, or in poor physical condition.
The Milford Daily News, Worcester Telegram and Worcester Gazette have been very kind in giving the Library all publicity desired. The Trustees and Staff at this time express their ap- preciation.
NOTES
The Librarian desires to thank her assistants for the co- operation, efficiency and assistance they have given her and the interest they have shown in the extra activity of classifying.
A Children's Story Hour has been started. Attendance at this Saturday Morning Hour has been as high as sixty-five (65) chil- dren. Since this is voluntary on the part of the child, and is a new project for the Library, we of the Staff, feel very happy to see so much interest shown.
The Trustees purchased for the Library a radio-Victrola com- bination which has been very beneficial and enjoyable. It is hoped a permanent record library may be established and it is to this end that we are now working.
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LIBRARY
Miss Comba and Miss Wallace attended the Summer Insti- tute at Simmons College, conducted by the Division of Public Libraries and found it enjoyable and very beneficial. The Librarian has written a resume of this Institute and this is filed at the Library.
Circulation Table
The Library subscribed to the following magazines, and a record of circulation is given below.
There were 5357 persons served by this Department during 1947 and 5301 magazines circulated. They were as follows:
America
47
Instructor 46
American
202
Junior Bazaar
49
American Girl
270
Ladies Home Journal
152
American Home
204
Life 249
Antiques
104
Look
81
Atlantic
158
McCalls
159
Better Homes & Gardens
90
Messenger Sacred Heart
32
Calling All Girls
82
National Geographic
171
Catholic Digest
75
Newsweek
76
Catholic World
78
Popular Mechanics
161
Charm
50
Popular Photography
40
Child Life
121
Popular Science
153
Colliers
99
Readers Digest
183
Cosmopolitan
173
Saturday Evening Post
286
Current History
49
True
42
Etude
23
True Detective
25
Flying
99
Time
152
Fortune
72
Seventeen
98
Glamour
55
Vital Speeches
125
Good Housekeeping
152
Vogue
145
Grade Teacher
33
Wee Wisdom
193
Harpers
140
Womans Home Companion
133
Hunting & Fishing
25
Hygeia
59
TOTAL
5301
RESUME OF STATISTICS
Number of days open
302
Circulation for 1946
38,230
Circulation for 1947
41,059
Gain in 1947
2,829
Highest daily circulation
255
Lowest daily circulation
20
Average circulation per capita
2.7
Average income per capita
.60
Notices sent to delinquents
744
New patrons registered
679
Total registration
5,918
Hobbies
90
151
Summary of Circulation
History
Biography
- Politics and Law
00 co Travel
35
78
1665
610
894
1 3465
500 393
25.95
2.6
February
16
89
2
32
78
1585
553
43
831
1 3235
4 3806
371
32.64
26
April
26
115
9
45
122
1664
552
15 15
40 43
1031 1328
5
3234
263
222
22.10
26
August
15
71
6
8
49
1404
1490
562 553
9
23
874
9
3112
476 799
24.19
26
November
26
65
5
24
69
1389
625
13
32
1499
0 3747
838
28.48
23
December
8
58
2
31
84
1350
633
12
43 1252
3 3476
693
29.71
26
Total
228 1095 46 313 934 17983 6917 126 395 12927 95 41059 5589 311.83 302
Patrons of Periodical and Reference Department
1946-6674
Patrons of Periodical and Reference Department
1947 -- 5357
Loss of Periodical and Reference Department
1947 - - 1317
Collection of fines paid Town Treasurer, 1947
$311.83
Number of books per catalogue, 1946
28,777
Number of books added during 1947
379
Number of books withdrawn during 1947
5,545
Number of books per catalogue, 1947
22,853
Respectfully submitted,
May A. Comba,
LIBRARIAN.
Interesting Dates In Our Town's History
"1858-Town library established by vote."
"April 10, 1884-The first stone of Memorial hall is laid."
to lease Memorial Hall building to the Grand Army, town library and school committee, at the option of the Selectmen, with the provision that the lower floor be reserved for the library and school committee. The entire account showed disbursements of $21,996.61 for the building."
Days Open
23
March
26
164
0
55
1:27
1760
674
50
937
710
0
3298
393
29.65
25
May June
18
82
8
9
53
6
53
1489
554
10
8
17
936 26
3102
347
20.94 15.22
2.5 25
October
22
83
4
27
72
1476
583
14
29
1575
Public Documents
TOTALS
Reading Room
Fines
26.28 31.76
25
July
17
90
3
27
104
1481
542
476
9
16
16 1060 37
September
14
77
4
14
45
Science
Fiction
Miscellaneous
7 5 9 Goo- Religion
Poetry
Juvenile
0
3355
294
26
20
89
3
1230
3335
9 3894
24.91
January
112
LADDER
LINCOLN SQUARE on Christmas day looked quite different because of the great snowfall, but here it is in the process of being decorated for the Yule- tide season. ERNIE O'BRIEN is seated at the wheel of one of the modern pieces of our fire-fighting equipment-a credit to any town.
THE "OAK, LILY, AND IVY" COMMIT- TEE of 1947 published another prize- winning edition of the M.H.S. classbook. Principal Tosches is here with the board of editors. The "O. L. I." was first pub- lished by the class of 1885. It has won several prizes in state and national com- petition.
THE MILFORD WATER DEPARTMENT helped the youngsters to keep cool during the hot summer months by turning on the hydrants in various parts of the town.
BABY CONTEST WINNERS at the clos- ing exercises of our playgrounds were Susan Holbrook, daughter of Selectman and Mrs. Holbrook, and Baby Ralph, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fantini of Jefferson Street.
MILFORD'S BUS TERMINAL fills a need that has existed here for several years. Through the efforts of your 1947 Board of Selectmen, it was established for your convenience and accommodation, as well as for those of our several hundred out- of-town shoppers and travelers.
FINO FIELD, named after the first of Milford's loyal sons to pay the supreme sacrifice in World War II, afforded much pleasure and recreation to our sport enthusiasts. Draper Park is the location of Milford's World War Honor Rolls and is the place where appropriate exercises are held each Armistice Day.
BOOK SIX Recreation and All Others
MILFORD MASS.
1780 - 1947
167
YEARS of PROGRESS
E.B
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Report of your Park Commissioners
To the Citizens of Milford:
We hereby submit our annual report of the Park Department for the year ending December 31, 1947.
EXPENDITURES OF THE PARK DEPARTMENT
(SALARIES)
Appropriation
$2,400.00
Salaries
$2,400.00
(EXPENSES)
Appropriation
$500.00
Cahill's News Agency
$3.25
Steve DeIeso
6.87
E. O. Rose & Son
18.00
H. M. Curtiss Coal Co.
19.20
L. N. Jacques & Sons
4.64
Main St. Battery Station
10.91
M. E. O'Brien & Sons
39.50
Milford Sign Studio
13.50
Milford Water Co.
35.77
John Molinari
22.00
Joseph Marcone
5.31
Niro & Niro Co.
2.00
Joseph Panechelli
75.00
J. E. Porter Corp.
2.78
Bill Power
120.95
Reformatory for Women
24.93
The N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.
3.09
Rico's Trucking Co.
11.00
Trubilt Truck Body Co.
1.50
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co.
58.00
Worcester Suburban Electric Co.
9.00
Leon Zocchi
12.50
$499.70
Balance
.30
$500.00
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PARK COMMISSIONERS
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE PLAYGROUNDS (SALARIES)
Appropriation Salaries Balance
$1,587.60
$1,585.60
2.00
$1,587.60
(EXPENSES)
Appropriation
$250.00
Bowker Clothing Co.
$14.00
Henry Comolli
62.00
Davoren's Pharmacy
44.08
The Plains Pharmacy
10.00
The N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.
2.09
J. E. Porter Corp.
43.20
Mrs. Mary Niro
5.00
Soda Shoppe
6.60
Thomas Trautwein
40.00
Varney Bros. Sand & Gravel Co.
21.30
$248.27
Balance
1.73
$250.00
REPAIRS OF THE TENNIS COURTS
Appropriation Joseph V. Abretti & Sons
$300.00
EXTRA EQUIPMENT
Balance carried over from 1946
$239.08
The J. E. Porter Corp.
$231.20
Balance
7.88
$239.08
Respectfully submitted,
Christopher C. Morcone, Chairman,
Francis J. Wallace, Angelo P. Ferrario, PARK COMMISSIONERS.
$300.00
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Report of your athletic Field Committee
This committee was established by the Town Meeting of March, 1947, to take over from the original temporary committee set up in 1940 for the purpose of constructing an athletic field.
We have finished one complete season of baseball and football and have been able to improve the facilities and the service both to contestants and spectators by reason of added committee mem- bership and careful use of the appropriations provided.
In addition to the area of Fino Field we were given that amount of Town-owned property, previously controlled by another com- mittee, which lies west of the Charles River and east of the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. tracks. With the gracious assistance of other town department employees we have been able to develop a free public athletic field consisting of one soft-ball field, a combination baseball and soft-ball field, and a full-size football field.
During the summer months much athletic entertainment was afforded to from 50 to 350 persons each evening; normal sand-lot games were in action most of the day, and in the fall the football field and football training area were much used.
During 1947 Fino Field received about 1000 more bleacher seats, making nearly 2000 available seating capacity now, improved drinking and sprinkling water facilities, a tool house and modern toilets, improved grass and sod conditions and care, up-to-date baseball and football field equipment, a large baseball scoreboard, a paved parking area, a power mower, modern football line markers, and many other items which added enjoyment to both spectators and players.
A total of 15,164 persons attended the 39 baseball games (average 389 persons per game), and a total of 16,243 persons attended the 19 football games (average 855 persons per game). Total paid admissions to all games were 31,407 to 58 games, an average of 541 per game.
The committee desires to publicly thank the members of the Fire Dept. and the Highway Dept. for their generous assistance, Hudson Motor Sales Co. for the new baseball scoreboard, and all other persons who gave advice and assistance in the development and operation of these fields.
Need exists for a greater enclosed area in Fino Field' so that baseball and football playing fields may be separated enough to allow infield sod development during football use of that part of the field, also for a more adequate water system to allow sufficient maintenance of the grass and sod growth.
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ATHLETIC FIELD
The Annex needs more loaming and grading so that a more nearly level area may be established.
The Upper Field needs plowing, cultivating and seeding so that a softball or a junior field may be established and maintained.
We need your help to further improve and maintain these 16 acres which are ideal for outdoor recreation. Traffic danger is practically absent, and playing fields are grass and of proper size. All fields are properly mowed, lined, and equipped with proper facilities.
No attempt is being made to rush the entire area to quick completion regardless of cost, but we do desire to complete each year some reasonable portion of a final plan which will be a credit to Milford and a blessing to Milford youth.
MILFORD ATHLETIC FIELD COMMITTEE,
By: W. E. Corbett,
Chairman.
Batista J. Vitalini,
Secretary.
Report of your Vernon Grove Cemetery Trustees
RECEIPTS
APPROPRIATION (wages & expenses)
$3,300.00
Repair of Fence
529.00
Power Mower 110.00
Transferred from Reserve Fund
9.1.00
Withdrawn from dividends of Perpetual Care
505.43
EXPENDITURES
Dwight L. Watson (sal. sec.)
300.00
Postage & Printing
7.95
Gas, oil, express
2.15
Express
15.30
Labor
2,852.35
$4,535.43
158
VERNON GROVE CEMETERY
Ahearns Amoco Station
4.27
American Cemetery
10.00
Antolini's Garage
8.00
A. W. Baker
19.25
Cahill's News Agency
.39
Casey Store
21.89
Charles F. Leonard
28.30
Eaton Brothers
279.75
F. A. Gould
2.50
Gervais, Eugene A.
2.00
Gervais, Hester M.
3.00
Guthrie Fence Co.
529.00
Henry Cox
5.00
H. M. Curtiss
5.10
Jacobsen Power Mower Co.
140.00
Leon Zocchi Co.
48.00
L. M. Jaques
3.00
N. L. Huff
13.75
Ravenna Ceramics Co.
55.93
Scott & Sons Inc. O. M.
79.00
Stanley Electric Tools
5.25
Sullivan Bros.
15.00
T. E. Morse Co.
1.55
Varney Bros.
26.00
Ernie's Cabinet Shop
3.75
Economy Furniture Co.
48.00
$4,535.43
INCOME NOT AVAILABLE FOR EXPENDITURES
Care of Lots
566.00
Interments
387.00
Sale of Lots
298.00
Perpetual Care
2,750.00
$4,001.00
IMPROVEMENT AND REPAIRS TO V. G. C. AVENUES Unexpended Balance $56.50
Respectfully submitted, Trustees of Vernon Grove Cemetery,
ARTHUR L. MAYNARD HUGO V. LARSON
POMROY S. EDWARDS JESSE E. PEASLEE
DWIGHT L. WATSON
WILLIAM L. LYONS
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Report of your Board of appeal
We are herewith submitting our report of the number of cases heard during the year 1947 and the disposition made of them.
Number of cases heard 23 17
Number accepted Number rejected® 6
From its inception the Board has
Handled
33 cases
Accepted 26
Rejected
7
Respectfully submitted,
Francis E. Larkin,
Ernest J. Bilsbury,
Louis A. Marino,
BOARD OF APPEAL.
Report of your Planning Board
To the Citizens of the Town of Milford:
The Planning Board this year reports one of much activity on its part. Many of the activities as recommended by the Board have been carried out by the various Town departments.
Last year the Board recommended monthly Trash and Rub- bish Collections. This year through the co-operation of the Select- men and Highway Department the Town had two "Clean Up Weeks", one in the spring and another in the fall. The Board still feels that monthly service can be rendered.
The use of Automatic Voting Machines was recommended last year, and Town Meeting Members voted to try 4 Voting Machines in Precinct 1.
Smoke control meetings were held during the year and large fuel users were given advice from the State Smoke Control Office
160
PLANNING BOARD
on how to alleviate the nuisance. Again the Planning Board recommends the adoption of a Town By-Law for smoke control.
Concerning garbage collection the Board recommends that the Town purchase two automatic loading all-enclosed garbage col- lection trucks. These trucks would be rented to the successful bidders, and they would be responsible for the cost of maintenance and repairs.
The use of a Bus Terminal was considered during the year and has been successfully obtained. This Bus Terminal will also solve the comfort station problem that was considered last year.
Modernizing the Town Report has also been carried to com- pletion as you may see from reading this report. A start has been made in the right direction, we believe. We hope that there will be greater improvement made each year.
The Board recommends the purchase of Adequate radio equip- ment for use in police, fire and highway department vehicles.
The Planning Board for 1947 consisted of Robert A. Grillo, Robert W. Holbrook, Michael D. Ianzito, Robert V. Shea and Sidney Solomon; Katherine E. Cullinan served as Secretary.
Respectfully submitted, THE PLANNING BOARD
Robert W. Holbrook, Chairman.
Financial Report of the Planning Board SALARIES
APPROPRIATION
$75.00
EXPENDITURES
Katherine E. Cullinan $3.00
BALANCE 72.00
$75.00
EXPENSES
Appropriation
$300.00
EXPENDITURES
Cahill's News Agency
$25.61
The Clarke Printing Co.
18.25
Michael D. Ianzito
4.00
Robert Shea
14.25
Management Information Service
50.00
BALANCE
187.89
$300.00
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In appreciation
Appreciation is sincerely acknowledged for the co- operation, advice, and assistance received from all town departments. We especially appreciate the help given by Mr. Harold M. Moran in the layout plan and organization of this report. We are also grateful to Miss Dorcas Whip- ple for supervising the art contributions of Muriel Hil- chey, Eleanor Bagnoli, Fred Rose, and Peter Mero; to Miss Madeleine Kynoch for the organization chart and for selecting interesting excerpts from the Adin Ballou History of Milford; to Mr. James A. Higgiston for super- vising the making of the graphs, to the Charlescraft Press, the printers of this book, and to Patrolman Ray- mond Cross, Morin's Studio, the Milford Daily News, and Mr. Nicholas Tosches for the pictures that are reproduced here.
R. W. H.
BOWL
FUTURE VOTERS OF MILFORD on their way in chartered buses to view some of our country's records as exhibited in the Freedom Train when it was stationed in Worcester. Top photo shows party dele- gation leaving from Milford High School; bottom photo shows delegations from St. Mary's High School about. to leave.
MILFORD'S TOWN CLERK, Miss Cath- erine Coyne, is the official keeper of our town records. Her duties are many and varied, and she discharges them in a cheerful, capable, and efficient manner.
THE FIRST VOTER at our municipal election last March was Mrs. Harry B. Lewis. "Ed" Duggan is seated at the ballot box, as he has been for many years during our elections here at home.
DIRECTOR OF VETERANS' SERVICES and keeper of their records is John L. Abretti, seen here as he counsels John McGrath. Mr. Abretti is at his office in the Town Hall, Mon. through Sat., from 9 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. for your benefit.
MILFORD'S TOWN RECORDS AND VITAL STATISTICS are kept here. This picture shows to good advantage the original part of the hall and the addition built later. "Even the cupola of the building has received international recognition in architects' publications," we learned from Robert Allen Cook, one of Milford's leading architects and an authority in his field.
BOOK SEVEN Town Records and Vital Statistics
E.B.
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Tawn Records
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, MARCH 3, 1947 Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Worcester, ss
Milford, March 3, 1947
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant issued by the Selectmen of Milford the polls were opened at 8 a.m. Precinct Officers appointed by the Selectmen appeared before Catherine L. Coyne, Town Clerk, and were sworn in.
Ballots cast in the several precincts and the voting lists were sealed and certified by the Election Officers and delivered to the Town Clerk, March 4, 1947.
A true record
Attest:
Catherine L. Coyne, TOWN CLERK.
To Catherine L. Coyne
Town Clerk
Milford, Mass.
In compliance with the requirements of Section 21, Chapter 39, General Laws, we, the Registrars of Voters of the Town of Milford, Mass., this day assembled in the Selectmen's Office in said Milford and canvassed the returns of voters cast for the several officers of the Town for the ensuing year and for Town Meeting Members, said returns having been made in accordance with the provisions of Section 105, Chapter 54, General Laws, (Ter. Ed.) said votes having been given in at the Annual Town Meeting held March 3rd, 1947. The results are shown in the following tabular state- ments and the persons appearing to be elected are so declared; and are indicated (*).
TOWN CLERK, THREE YEARS
Precincts
1 940
2
3
4
5
Total
*Catherine L. Coyne 12 Glines Ave. Blanks
817
953
849
905
4509
303
532
316
290
281
1722
6231
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TOWN RECORDS
TOWN TREASURER, ONE YEAR
Precincts *Benjamin J. Clancey 145 West Street
1 879
699
799
879
849
Total 4205
Blanks
364
650
370
305
337
2026
6231
SELECTMEN, ONE YEAR
Precincts
1 384
2
3
4 407
5 387
Total 1996
Patrick Carroll 235 Congress
*P. Eugene Casey
679
424
660
604
686
3053
30 Purchase Street
146
216
277
220
128
987
Nicholas Costrino
145
286
166
128
71
796
70 Central Street
503
494
454
407
368
2226
35 Winter Street
439
424
453
456
506
2278
*Robert W. Holbrook 42 No. Bow Street Augustino S. LaPreste 268 Main Street Raymond D. Murphy 74 Main Street
37
44
39
27
19
166
1
1
Wesley W. Stevens
401
147
431
415
562
1956
151 Purchase Street
506
984
491
429
437
2847
*Michael P. Visconti 9 Genoa Ave. Blanks
488
562
484
459
394
2387
18693
HIGHWAY SURVEYOR, ONE YEAR
Precincts
1
2
3
4 869
5
Total
*J. Frank Cahill
913
762
960
895
4399
67 School Street
Blanks
330
587
309
315
291
1832
6231
ASSESSOR, THREE YEARS
Precincts
1 405
2 174
3
4 365
5
Total
John J. Best
6 Prentiss Ave.
210
402
247
187
186
1232
30 Spring Street
*John F. Maher
535
633
540
535
449
2692
12 Spring Street Blanks
93
140
103
97
82
515
2
3
4
5
466
352
379
469
1792
Lawrence H. Catusi
6231
Mario A. Consigli 6 Fruit Street
Adam F. Diorio
166
TOWN RECORDS
ASSESSOR, TWO YEARS (To fill unexpired term)
Precincts
1 564
2
3
4 463
5
Total
*Renaldo A. Consoletti
54 E. Main Street
William D. Dillon
397
90
377
410
440
1714
15 Highland Street
John J. Ford
130
53
165
171
156
675
83 Main Street
152
159
142
140
161
754
6231
ASSESSOR, ONE YEAR (To fill unexpired term)
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Bennie N. Colabello
244
447
208
224
128
1251
111 Water Street
352
97
346
367
433
1595
98 Congress Street
Nicholas F. Pilla
228
508
297
159
129
1321
46 Beach Street
John F. Smith
313
127
305
327
386
1458
41 Dilla Street
106
170
113
107
110
606
6231
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE, THREE YEARS
Precincts
1 617
2
3
4
5
Total
*Francis L. Kirby
30 Whitney Street
391
807
370
333
233
2134
94 Water Street
John C. Strobeck
89
65
166
108
120
548
18 Chapin Street Blanks
146
225
123
132
161
787
6231
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE, ONE YEAR (To fill unexpired term)
Precincts
1 254
2
3
4
5
Total
Theodore A. Andreola
505
241
254
170
1424
44 Water Street
Frederick G. Birmingham
444
166
494
437
364
1905
22 Beach Street
*Leonard J. DiSabito
387
455
376
339
490
2047
166 Purchase Street Blanks
158
223
158
154
162
855
1
6231
252
610
611
672
2762
Joseph L. Recchia
1047
585
429
3088
Blanks
Blanks
*Donald F. Phillips
167
TOWN RECORDS
BOARD OF HEALTH, THREE YEARS
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
Walter C. LaRosee
270
458
269
209
187
1393
36 Sumner Street
722
454
732
698
72.7
3333
Blanks
251
437
268
277
272
1505
6231
SEWER COMMISSIONER, THREE YEARS
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
John J. Crowley
347
123
339
344
331
1484
25 Claflin Street
43
25
72
54
52
246
37 Fruit Street
*Guido Sabatinelli
643
963
694
619
611
. 3530
47 Franklin Street Blanks
210
238
164
167
192
971
6231
SEWER COMMISSIONER, ONE YEAR (To fill unexpired term)
Precincts
1
2
3
4 216
5 154
1503
10 Hayward Street
William A. Bellofatto
117
114
103
63
96
493
40 Pearl Street
Robert M. Bickford
132
47
20
165
233
781
380 E. Main Street
James P. Bird
207
54
174
193
238
866
23 Dilla Street
Albert L. Gritte
235
214
142
111
74
776
19 Main Street
Albert V. Kellett
264
75
248
295
274
1156
137 Purchase Street Blanks
127
134
137
141
117
656
6231
SCHOOL COMMITTEE, THREE YEARS
Precincts
1 478
2
3
4
5
Total
*Anna M. Berardi
792
553
429
448
2700
33 Prospect Street
542
208
517
532
540
2339
19 High Street
William J. Dalton
293
100
293
323
324
1333
100 Congress Street
399
938
452
405
410
2604
*Nicholas A. Mastroianni 10 Congress Street Andrew L. Power 32 Glines Avenue
242
56
174
212
210
894
*Richard J. Abretti
161
711
261
Total
Lloyd E. Miett
*Harris P. Tredeau 36 Jefferson Street
Daniel F. Carney
168
TOWN RECORDS
Francis X. Trudell 8 Park Terrace Blanks
108
73
126
89
108
504
424
531
423
378
332
2088
12462
TRUSTEE OF PUBLIC LIBRARY, THREE YEARS
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
*Martin B. Ahern
504
375
511
421
436
2247
15 Franklin Street
Emidio DiLoreto
409
745
386
291
262
2093
42 Pine Street
William L. Power
438
196
394
363
377
1768
98 Spruce Street
480
344
533
578
658
2593
*William G. Rae 370 Main Street Blanks
655
1038
714
715
639
3761
12462
TRUSTEES OF VERNON GROVE CEMETERY, THREE YEARS
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
* Arthur L. Maynard
575
455
601
542
506
2679
60 Pine Street
*Jessie E. Peaslee
515
510
565
442
480
2512
11 Fells Avenue
Clarence E. Varney
437
389
501
412
553
2292
165 Congress Street Blanks
959
1344
871
972
833
4979
12462
TRUSTEES OF VERNON GROVE CEMETERY, TWO YEARS (To fill unexpired term)
Precincts
1 558
2
3
4
5
Total
*William L. Lyons
17 Pleasant Street
349
338
384
288
318
1677
4 Purchase Street
513
358
632
533
519
2555
1066
1503
972
1016
948
5505
12462
TRUSTEES OF VERNON GROVE CEMETERY, ONE YEAR
(To fill unexpired term)
Precincts
*Pomeroy Edwards 25 Forest Street
1 495
2
3
4
5 Total
499
598
465
440 2497
499
550
531
587
2725
Ralph Shirland
*Dwight L. Watson 28 Chestnut Street Blanks
TOWN RECORDS
169
Allan S. King 46 Jefferson Street Blanks
325
199
314
292
324
1454
423
651
357
427
422
2280
PLANNING BOARD, FIVE YEARS
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5 Total
*Michael D. Ianzito 13 Mechanic Street Blanks
734
780
761
662
656
33593
509
569
508
5.22
530
2638
6231
PLANNING BOARD, ONE YEAR (To fill unexpired term)
Precincts
1
:2
3
4
5
Total
*Robert A. Grillo
6
2
8
64 Hayward Street
Frederick M. Collins
3
2
5
Scattering
17
Blanks
1229
1345
1266
1179
1182
6201
6231
PARK COMMISSIONER, THREE YEARS
Precincts
1
2
3
4
5
Total
*Angelo P. Ferrario
710
815
721
529
586
3361
2 Carroll Street
533
534
548
655
600
2870
6231
TREE WARDEN, ONE YEAR
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