Town Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Milford, Massachusetts 1950, Part 5

Author: Milford (Mass.)
Publication date: 1950
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 306


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Thence :- Turning an interior angle of 134 degrees, 15 minutes and running Northwest 167 feet to a point,


Thence :- Turning an angle of 90 degrees and running Southwest 69 feet to a point,


Thence :- Turning an angle of 90 degrees and running Northwest 72 feet to a point,


Thence :- Turning an angle of 90 degrees and running Northeast 69 feet to a point,


Thence :- Turning an angle of 90 degrees and running Northwest 162 feet to an angle point,


Thence :- Turning an interior angle of 137 degrees, 01 minutes and running Northwest 465 feet to a point which 1 marks the northerly end of the proposed street,


Thence :- Turning an angle of 90 degrees and running Northeast 87.5 feet to a point,


Thence :- Turning an angle of 90 degrees and running Southeast 44 feet to a point, on a curve,


Thence :- Curving to the left with a radius of 11 feet a distance of 11.52 feet to a point,


Thence :- Running Southeast 8 feet to a point,


Thence :- Turning an angle of 90 degrees and running Southwest 45 feet to a point,


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Thence :- Turning an angle of 90 degrees and running Northwest 6 feet to a point on a curve,


Thence :- Curving to the left with a radius of 12 feet a distance of 13.82 feet to a point on another curve,


Thence :- Curving to the left with a radius of 26.3 feet a distance of 22.95 feet to a point,


Thence :- Running Southeast 222 feet to a point on a curve, this line is 48 feet east of and parallel to the seventh described line,


Thence :- Curving to the east with a radius of 50 feet a distance of 126.87 feet to a point on another curve,


Thence :- Curving to the left with a radius of 29 feet a distance of 45.55 feet to a point,


Thence :- Running Southeast 350 feet to a point on the Easterly line of West Maple Street extended, said line being 48 feet East of and parallel to the second described line,


Thence :- Turning an interior angle of 132 degrees, 30 minutes and running Southeast along the Easterly line of West Maple Street extended 23 feet to the point of beginning.


The above layout is shown on plan marked "Layout Milford, Mass." dated January 1950 by Eastman & Cor- bett, Inc., Civil Engineers, Milford, Mass.


VOTED: That the Town accept and allow the report of the Selectmen on the laying out of a public way, a private way, known as Luby Avenue, which is a continua- tion of West Maple Street and has been constructed under State-Aided Housing Project No. 200-1 and Number 200-1A.


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Article 52. VOTED: That the town raise and appro- priate the sum of Two thousand eight hundred ($2,800 .- 00) dollars for the purpose of constructing a sidewalk on the westerly side of West Maple Street, from West Street to the beginning of the Veterans Housing Project.


Article 53. VOTED : To pass over the article.


Article 54. VOTED: To pass over the article.


Article 55. VOTED: That the town raise and ap- propriate the sum of One thousand one hundred ($1,100.00) dollars to be used for the paving of the avenues of Vernon Grove Cemetery.


Article 56. VOTED: That the town transfer the sum of Nine hundred ($900.00) dollars from the sale of graves and lots fund to the paving of avenues account in the Vernon Grove Cemetery.


Article 57. It was moved and seconded to postpone consideration of Article 57 until a motion is drawn up ยท authorizing the use of a bond issue for said article.


Article 58. VOTED: That the town raise and ap- propriate the sum of Thirty-five hundred ($3,500.00) dol- lars for the purpose of altering, remodelling, and redeco- rating the rooms now occupied by the Third District Court of Southern Worcester.


Article 59. A motion was made and seconded that the town adopt the following provisions as a By-Law of the Town of Milford :


The operator of any vehicle involved in an accident in this Town resulting in the injury or death of any per- son or who is involved in any accident in which there is caused any damage to property in the apparent total ex- tent of Twenty-five ($25.00) dollars or more shall within


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twenty-four hours make a full and complete report in writing of such accident to the Police Department of this town.


Any operator who has been incapacitated as a result of such accident and to such an extent so as to make re- porting impossible or unfavorable to his or her recovery, shall not be required to report said accident until he or she has recovered sufficiently to be able to do so. This report shall be made on a form furnished by the Police Department and available at the Police Station.


Compliance with this Section, however, shall not re- lieve said operator from the additional responsibility of reporting to the Registrar of Motor Vehicles any accident in which a person is killed or injured.


The motion was lost.


Article 60. It was moved and seconded that action under this articcle be postponed and be combined with Article 57.


Article 61. VOTED: That the town appropriate the sum of Two thousand ($2,000.00) dollars for the surfac- ing with a bituminous material, a section of Highland Street, said sum to come from the Ten thousand ($10,000.00) dollars raised and appropriated under Ar- ticle 39.


Article 62. VOTED: That the town raise and ap- propriate the sum of Four hundred fifty ($450.00) dollars for Band Hire for public concerts this summer.


Article 63. VOTED: That the town raise and ap- propriate the sum of One hundred fifty ($150.00) dollars for expense money for public concerts this summer.


Article 64. VOTED: That the town vote to author- ize the Selectmen to appoint a committee of five (5) to have full charge of supervising the public concerts this summer.


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Article 65. VOTED: To pass over the article.


Article 66. VOTED: That the town raise and ap- propriate the sum of Three thousand seven hundred twen- ty ($3,720.00) dollars for the installation of a bituminous concrete sidewalk on the westerly side of Sumner Street from Lincoln Street to Granite Street and on the north- erly side of Granite Street from Sumner Street to Winter Street.


Article 67. VOTED: That the town amend the By- Law passed by the town March 7th, 1924 by adding the following :


No person except the Highway Surveyor in the law- ful performance of his duties or those acting under his orders, except other persons as are or may be authorized by statute, shall break or dig up the ground in any street or public way in the town without obtaining a written permit from the Highway Surveyor which shall state the regulations under which the work shall be done.


Article 68. VOTED: That the town raise and ap- propriate the sum of Six hundred ($600.00) dollars for the purpose of building a stairway on the northeasterly side of Town Hall.


Article 69. VOTED : To pass over the article.


Under Article 2 of the budget postponed action on Gypsy Moth Suppression and Dutch Elm Disease was taken up. By unanimous consent it was voted to take up Article 23.


VOTED: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of Two thousand ($2,000.00) dollars for Gypsy Moth Suppression Expenses.


VOTED: That the town raise and appropriate the sum of Five hundred ($500.00) dollars for control of Dutch Elm Disease.


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By unanimous consent of the meeting it was voted to take up Article 23 and 24.


Article 23. The following description was read by. the Clerk:


Nolan Avenue


Beginning at a drill hole in a stone in a retaining wall in the easterly line of Green Street and at the northwest corner of land of one Mancini:


Thence :- Running south 74 degrees, 15 minutes east and bounded south by land of said Mancini and land of Doheny and Keough a distance of 317.23 feet to a bound at an angle point,


Thence :- Turning an interior angle of 75 degrees, 28 minutes and running north a distance of 41.48 feet to a bound at land of Doheny and Keough,


Thence :- Turning an interior angle of 104 degrees, 32 minutes and running north 74 degrees, 15 minutes west and bounded northerly by land of said Doheny and Keough, land of Costanza and Oswald 302.45 feet to a corner of walls at the southwest corner of said Oswald land and in the easterly line of Green Street,


Thence :- Turning an interior angle of 96 degrees, 14 minutes and running south 22 degrees west along the easterly line of Green Street 40.2 feet to a point of be- ginning, said street is to be 40 feet wide and no land is taken from either side.


Said layout is shown on plan marked "Plan Showing Layout of Nolan Avenue, Milford, Mass., October 1949. Scale 1" equals 20" by Eastman and Corbett, Civil En- gineers, Milford, Mass."


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VOTED: That the town accept and allow the report of the Selectmen on the laying out as a public way, a private way, known as Nolan Avenue.


Article 24. VOTED : To pass over the article.


It was moved and seconded that action be taken by the meeting under Articles 57-60 as consolidated.


VOTED: That the sum of Seventeen thousand one hundred ($17,100.00) dollars be appropriated for the pur- pose of extending the sewers on Florence Street Exten- sion and Madden Avenue, and that to meet the said ap- propriation the sum of Four thousand ($4,000.00) dollars be raised and appropriated in the 1950 tax levy, and that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of Thirteen thou- sand one hundred ($13,100.00) dollars and to issue bonds and notes of the town therefor, payable in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than 12 years from the date of issue of the first bond or note, or. at such earlier time as the Treasurer and the Selectmen may determine.


Unanimous vote-voice.


Article 7. VOTED : That the town appropriate from available funds under the Excess and Deficiency Account, all free cash available for use, but in no event less than seventy-five thousand ($75,000.00) dollars by the Board of Assessors in fixing the tax rate for 1950.


The meeting adjourned at 11:10 P. M. A true record.


Attest :


CATHERINE L. COYNE,


Town Clerk.


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A true copy of the records.


Attest :


CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk.


Total amount raised and appropriated March 22, 1950 $54,514.03


Total amount transferred 86,900.00


A true record.


Attest :


CATHERINE L. COYNE,


Town Clerk.


A true copy of the records.


Attest :


CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk.


STATE PRIMARY


September 19, 1950


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Worcester, ss.


Milford, September 19, 1950


The Primary was held at the State Armory with Chairman John J. Casey opening the polls at 10 A. M. The Town Clerk read the Warrant the Officer's return thereon.


All election officers were sworn in by the Town Clerk.


The ballot box was opened at 3:15 P. M. at which time it registered 910; it was opened at 4:15 P. M. at which time it registered 1066; it was opened at 5:30 P. M.


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at which time it registered 1389; it was opened at 7:45 P. M. at which time it registered 2176; it was opened at 8:05 P. M. at which time it registered 2899.


The result of the count was made in open meeting and recorded as follows:


Total ballots cast 2899.


Total Democratic Ballots cast 1365.


Total Republican Ballots cast 1534.


The result of the Republican Ballot was announced at 10 P. M. and the result of the Democratic Ballot was announced at 11:45 P. M.


REPUBLICAN BALLOT


Governor:


Clarence A. Barnes, 79 Rumford Ave., Mansfield 153 Arthur W. Coolidge, 210 Summer Ave., Reading 312


Louis E. Denfeld, 9 Charles St., Westborough 664 Frankland W. L. Miles, 121 Dorset Rd., Newton 56


Daniel Needham, 343 Highland St., Newton 58


Edward M. Rowe, 19 Ware St., Cambridge 19


Blanks 272


Lieutenant Governor:


Laurence Curtis, 84 Beacon St., Boston 570


Warren G. Harris, 6 Summer St., Millbury 206


Daniel E. McLean, 10 Congress St., Beverly 127


Harris S. Richardson, 15 Mt. Pleasant St., Winchester 103 Robert H. W. Welch, Jr., 43 Fletcher Rd., Belmont 86


Blanks 442


Secretary :


John Adams, 15 Stratford Rd., Andover 162


William B. Bailey, 224 School St., Somerville 267


Henry Clay, 30 Sherman St., Springfield 71


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Douglas Lawson, 1 West Hill Pl., Boston 77 Randall W. (Ranny) Weeks, 58 Berkshire Rd. Newton 180 Russell A. Wood, 11 Whittier St., Cambridge 204 Ada F. York, 703 Boylston St., Brookline 27


Blanks 546


Treasurer :


Fred J. Burrell, 41 Washington St., Medford 397


Roy C. Papalia, 250 Mt. Auburn St., Watertown 721


Blanks 416


Auditor :


William G. Andrew, 472 Cambridge St., Cambridge 756


Warren A. Rodd, 3 Dudley St., Boston 135


Blanks 643


Attorney General:


Frederick Ayer, Jr., 57 Walnut Rd., Wenham 251


Edward R. Butterworth, 3511/2 Nahant Rd., Nahant 189


George Fingold, 37 Lowell Rd., Concord 246


Edwin W. Hadley, 16 Belmont St., Newton 263


Frank F. Walters, 58 Ridgemont St., Boston 71


Blanks 614


Congressman :


Carroll H. Balcom, 101 Walnut St., Clinton 589


John F. Fuller, Still River Rd., Harvard 346


Blanks 599


Councillor :


Malcolm C. Midgley, 76 Davidson Rd., Worcester 762


Blanks 772


Senator:


James DiSabito, 222 Dutcher St., Hopedale 636


Joseph S. Virostek, Pleasant St., Douglas 687


Blanks 211


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Representatives in General Court:


William P. DiVitto, 154 East Main St., Milford 1308


Walter E. Brigham, 181 Oak St., Shrewsbury 130


Gladys G. Crockett, Main St., Upton 496


Harold L. Hickox, Jr., 128 W. Main St., Westborough 63


Edward P. Usher, 50 South St., Grafton 200


Blanks 871


District Attorney :


Alfred B. Cenedella, 175 Congress St., Milford 1451


Arnold W. Olsson, 30 Baxter St., Worcester 52


Blanks 31


County Commissioner :


George W. Jones, 35 Midland St., Worcester


901


Blanks 633


Sheriff :


William A. Bennett, 116 Summer St., Worcester 986


Blanks 548


DEMOCRATIC BALLOT


Governor:


Paul A. Dever, 86 Buckingham St., Cambridge 842


Blanks 523


Lieutenant Governor:


Charles F. Jeff Sullivan, 23 St. Elmo Rd., Worcester 798 William M. Bergan, 362 Nantasket Ave., Hull 56 G. Edward Bradley, 40 Benton Rd., Somerville 62 John Francis Cahill, 35 Haskell Ave., Everett 88 J. Frank Murphy, 135 Woodlawn St., Springfield 74 Blanks 287


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Secretary :


Edward J. Cronin, 61 Cook Ave., Chelsea 597 Anthony L. Bruno, 63 Brooks St., Boston 166


Stephen J. Carr, 234 L St., Boston 37


Martin Graham, Long Pond Rd., Brewster 15


Paul V. Shaughnessy, 59 Church St., Waltham 122


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Alfred L. Smith, 52 Wyman St., Boston Alfred R. Vitale, 154 Everett St., Boston 54


John F. Welch, 63 Homer St., Boston 32 Blanks 330


Treasurer :


John E. Hurley, 40 Glenrose Rd., Boston


949


Blanks 416


Auditor:


Thomas J. Buckley, 15 Pinckney St., Boston 928


Blanks 437


Attorney General:


Francis E. Kelly, 1184 Morton St., Boston 919 Benjamin F. Chesky, 468 Commonwealth Ave., Boston 58 Eli Y. Krovitsky, 10 Beechcroft St., Boston 37 Isadore H. Y. Muchnick, 9 Powellton Rd., Boston 63


Blanks 288


Congressman :


Philip J. Philbin, 23 Berlin St., Clinton 1014


Bernard T. Moynihan, 26 Margerie St., Fitchburg 148


Blanks 203


Councillor :


Edward P. Bird, 105 Myrtle Ave., Fitchburg 339


Edmund Burke, 473 Pleasant St., Worcester 294


Louis R. Cormier, 686 Main St., Leominster 54


Stephen F. Loughlin, 339 Grafton St., Worcester 39


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Ralph O'Brien, 35 Beaver St., Worcester 144


George A. Wells, 55 Windsor St., Worcester 146


Blanks 349


Senator:


Joseph F. Gibney, Thompson Rd., Webster 690


James DiSabito, 222 Dutcher St., Hopedale 521


Blanks 154


Representatives in General Court:


Maurice E. Fitzgerald, 8 Quinlan St., Milford 1037


Louis F. Covino, 19 So. High St., Milford 88


John J. Crowley, 17 Church St., Milford 565


John F. X. Davoren, 180 Purchase St., Milford 590


Blanks 450


District Attorney :


James J. Hurley, 630 South St., Shrewsbury 515


James J. McGrail, 16 Harvard St., Worcester 260


Philip J. Murphy, 28 Freeland St., Worcester 172


Blanks 418


County Commissioner :


Ambrose P. Cassidy, 86 Cutler St., Worcester 478


John J. Melican, 41 Hollywood St., Worcester 116


Murray C. O'Brien, 6 Park View Dr., Worcester 374


Blanks 397


Sheriff :


Robert J. Albetski, 22 Robinson St., Webster 357


Justin M. Herideen, 5 Morris St., Webster 56


John H. Philbin, 136 Summit St., Clinton 597


Stanley A. Plotczyk, 24 Ward St., Worcester 41


Blanks 314


There were three cancelled ballots that were sealed in an envelope and so designated on the outside of the


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envelope. The cancelled ballots were packed with the used ballots.


The ballots cast and lists of voters were sealed and certified by the Election Officials and delivered to the Town Clerk as the law requires.


The unused ballots were sealed and certified to by the Election Officials and delivered to the Town Clerk.


The Warrant was then dissolved.


Attest :


CATHERINE L. COYNE, . Town Clerk.


A true copy of the records.


Attest :


CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk.


STATE ELECTION, NOVEMBER 7, 1950


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Worcester, ss. Milford, November 7, 1950


Pursuant to the foregoing warrant issued by the Selectmen the qualified voters of the several precincts of the Town of Milford assembled at the time and places designated for the purpose therein expressed.


The polls were declared opened at 8 A. M. and de- clared closed at 8 P. M.


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The ballots cast in the several precincts and the voting lists were delivered, sealed and certified by the Election Officers, to the Town Clerk November 8, 1950.


Precinct 1. 12:35 A. M. 1412 Vote by Precincts


Precinct 2. 12:00 Midnight 1528


Precinct 3. 1:35 A. M. 1539


Precinct 4. 1:40 A. M. 1553


Precinct 5.


A. M.


1469


7501


A true record.


Attest:


CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk.


A true copy.


Attest:


CATHERINE L. COYNE,


Town Clerk.


Milford, Mass., Nov. 8, 1950


To: Catherine L. Coyne Town Clerk Milford, Mass.


In compliance with the requirements of Chapter 39, Section 21, of the General Laws, we, the Registrars of Voters of the Town of Milford, Mass., this day assembled in the Selectmen's Room in said Milford, and canvassed the returns of votes cast for the State Election, said re- turns having been made in accordance with the Provisions of Chapter 54, Section 105 of the General Laws (Ter. Ed.) said votes having been given at the November 7th elec- tion.


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Governor


Paul A. Dever, Cam- bridge, Democratic


1124 1101 1129 1158


945 5457


Arthur W. Coolidge, Reading, Republican


243


352


363


363


490 1811


Horace I. Hillis, Saugus, Socialist Labor


3


4


10


0


4


21


Mark R. Shaw, Melrose, Prohibition


5


1


0


2


1


9


Blanks


37


70


37


30


29


203


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Lieutenant Governor


Charles F. Jeff Sullivan,


Worcester, Democratic 1059 1008 1073 1079


908 5127


Laurence Curtis, Boston, Republican


282


365


387


418


518 1970


Lawrence Gilfedder,


Boston, Socialist Labor


8


8


17


2


4


39


Blanks


63


147


62


54


39


365


7501


Secretary


Edward J. Cronin,


Chelsea, Democratic


1050


953 1078 1086


897 5064


Russell A. Wood, Cam-


bridge, Republican


250


357


360


365


482 1814


Ellsworth J. M. Dickson, Needham, Prohibition


7


14


9


7


7


44


Fred M. Ingersoll, Lynn, Socialist Labor


6


10


10


4


10


40


Blanks


99


194


82


91


73


539


7501


131


Treasurer


John E. Hurley, Boston,


Democratic


1073


983 1104 1109


962 5231


Fred J. Burrell, Med-


ford, Republican


232


334


332


348


433 1679


Henning A. Blomen,


Boston, Socialist Labor


6


10


11


3


4


34


Harold J. Ireland,


Worcester, Prohibition


4


7


6


6


10


33


Blanks


97


194


86


87


60


524


7501


Auditor


Thomas J. Buckley,


Boston, Democratic


1075


948 1101 1100


933 5157


William G. Andrew,


Cambridge, Republican


220


322


324


334


441 1641


Robert A. Simmons, Boston, Prohibition


6


2


3


3


3


17


Francis A. Votano,


Lynn, Socialist Labor


17


41


16


13


18


105


Blanks


94


215


95


103


74


581


7501


Attorney General


Francis E. Kelley,


Boston, Democratic


1038


966 1054 1063


854 4975


Frederick Ayer, Jr.,


285


350


395


410


534 1974


Wenham, Republican Anthony Martin, Bos- ton, Socialist Labor


6


16


12


7


5 46


Howard B. Rand,


Haverhill, Prohibition


1


6


4


0


2


13


Blanks


82


190


74


73


74


493


7501


132


Congressman


3rd District-


Philip J. Philbin,


Clinton, Democratic


1149 1168 1195 1201 1050 5763


John F. Fuller,


Harvard, Republican


184


235


283


291


368 1361


Blanks


79


125


61


61


51


377


7501


Councillor


7th District-


Malcolm C. Midgley,


Worcester, Republican


352


495


448


475


575 2345


George A. Wells,


Worcester, Democratic 921


780


987


953


783 4424


Blanks


139


253


104


125


111


732


7501


Senator


4th Worcester District-


Joseph F. Gibney,


Webster, Democratic


1074


839 1071 1059


928 4971


Joseph S. Virostek,


Douglas, Republican


275


611


402


416


503 2207


Blanks


63


78


66


78


38


323


7501


Representatives in General Court


9th Worcester District-


William P. DiVitto,


Milford, Republican


502


984 622


624


657 3389


Maurice E. Fitzgerald,


Milford, Democratic


1080


900 1169 1181


996 5326


133


John J. Crowley,


Milford, Democratic


743


434


758


783


665 3383


Edward P. Usher,


Grafton, Republican


157


184


216


234


365 1156


Blanks


342


554


313


284


255 1748


15002


District Attorney


Middle District-


Alfred B. Cenedella,


Milford, Republican


961 1251 1113 1081 1109 5515


James J. McGrail,


Worcester, Democratic 414


228


388


438


331 1799


Blanks


37


49


38


34


29


187


7501


County Commissioner


Worcester County-


George W. Jones,


Worcester, Republican


364


459


463


472


586 2344


Ambrose P. Cassidy,


Worcester, Democratic 899


814


953


948


774 4388


Blanks


149


255


123


133


109


769


7501


Sheriff


Worcester County-


William A. Bennett,


Worcester, Republican


537


786


650


598


687 3258


John H. Philbin,


Clinton, Democratic


779


612


823


868


717 3799


Blanks


96


130


66


87


65


444


7501


134


Question No. 1


Yes


475 400


575


624


606 2680


No


124 113


143


146


143


669


Blanks


813 1015


821


783


720 4152


7501


Question No. 2


Yes


386 357


506


550


520 2319


No


175 140


184


187


183 869


Blanks


851 1031


849


816


766 4313


7501


Question No. 3


Yes


600


504


692


634


644 3074


No


193


145


237


299


302 1176


Blanks


619


879


610


620


523 3251


7501


Question No. 4


Yes


395


384


464


414


406 2063


No


384


285


447


530


528 2174


Blanks


633


859


628


609


535 3264


7501


Question No. 5


Yes


75


68


88


58


70 359


No


1107 1135 1247 1276 1239 6004


Blanks


230


325


204


219


160 1138


7501


135


Question No. 6


Section A-


Yes


593


554


650


586


623 3006


No


311


242


394


429


403 1779


Blanks


508


732


495


538


443 2716


7501


Section B-


Yes


490


505


581


514


545 2635


No


290


224


363


417


395 1689


Blanks


632


799


595


622


529 3177


7501


Question No. 7


Section A-


Yes


890


864


974


942


934 4604


No


141


116


198


187


177 819


Blanks


381


548


367


424


358 2078


7501


Section B-


Yes


808


803


907


877


867 4262


No


125


101


167


170


165 728


Blanks


479


624


465


506


437 2511


7501


136


Section C-


Yes


833


790


911


869


881 4284


No


135


97


169


175


153 729


Blanks


444


641


459


509


435 2488


7501


Question No. 8


Yes


529


429


589


585


611 2743


No


161


166


225


228


228 1008


Blanks


722


933


725


740


630 3750


7501


The results were announced at 2:45 A. M. November 8th 1950.


JOHN J. BEST


FRED W. CLARRIDGE


MICHAEL J. HANNIGAN CATHERINE L. COYNE, Ex-Officio Registrars of Voters.


A true copy.


Attest:


CATHERINE L. COYNE, Town Clerk.


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Jury List 1950


Ahearn, James L.


12 Madden Ave. Social Worker


Alberto, Luigi


320 Main St. Barber


Alberto, Theresa M.


320 Main St. At Home


Aldrich, Charles C.


187 Purchase St.


Janitor


Anderson, Alexander C.


91 High St.


Carpenter


Andreano, Clement


10 Granite St.


Shoe Worker


Andreola, Theodore A.


44 Water St.


Taxi Owner


Andreotti, Raymond


31 Purchase St.


Grinder


Arsenault, Stanley I.


93 School St.


Clerk


Atwood, Howard G.


10 E. Walnut St.


Student


Bavosi, Julio


46 Depot St.


Shoe Worker


Beccia, Luigi


15 Como Ct.


Caterer


Bega, Antonio


61A Beaver St.


Highway Employee


Bibbo, Salvatore


11 Genoa Ave. Rubber Worker


Bickford, Robert M.


41 Dilla St. Plumber


Bonetta, Louis


7 North St.


Shoe Worker


Bowen, Donald F.


20 So. Main St. Courtland St.


Engineer


Brenna, Frank G.


43 Beach St.


Rubber Worker


Bullard, Henry F.


10 Forest St. Clerk


Burke, James W.


9 Pine St. Assembler


Burns, Edward V.


137 W. Spruce St. Rubber Worker


Burns, Joseph P.


48 Forest St. Machinist


Cahill, J. Frank


67 School St.


Foreman


Calderara, Rudolph C.


136 E. Main St.


Laborer


Cardarelli, Charles C., Jr.


16 Green St.


Machine Operator


Capece, Nicholas


26 Chestnut St.


Shoe Worker


Catusi, Philip J.


64 Grove St.


Hat Worker


Cavazza, William A.


18 Fairview Rd. Retired


Celozzi, Matthew A.


9 Genoa Ave. Mail Clerk


Centorino, Samuel


21 Jefferson St. Shuttle Worker


Cervone, James V.


12 Genoa Ave.


Mechanic


Tool Maker


Boyden, George A.


138


Cimino, Ignatius J.


233 Central St. Clerk Carpenter


Clement, George H.


167A Main St.


Colabello, Bennie


111 Water St.


Collins, Francis W.


25 Dilla St.


Machine Operator


Comolli, Frank


110 E. Main St.


Coremaker


Corbett, Walter E.


3 W. Walnut St. Engineer


Cosetta, Joseph W.


20 Fruit St. Rigger


Cuddihy, John F.


73 School St. Janitor


Cutropia, John


40 Prospect Hgts. Chaser


Darney, William J.


7 Alden St.


Salesman


DeGaetano, Louis F.


20 Genoa Ave.


Dye Caster


Delmonte, Gaetano


8 Plain St.


Laborer


DeLuca, Joseph L.


16 East St.


Gas Station Oper.


DeLuca, Pasquale N.


102 Central St.


Merchant


DePaolo, Robert S.


172 Purchase St.


Postal Worker


DePasquale, Joseph D.


253 Main St.


Funeral Director


DiBattista, Joseph


51 No. Bow St.


Machinist


DiLegge, Edward A.


17 Jefferson St.


Taxi Driver


Doe, Chester H.


9 Church St.


Asst. Undertaker


Early, John G.


15 So. High St.


Janitor


Edwards, M. Rae


53 Grant St.


R. R. Agent


Erickson, Albert


423 Purchase St. Wales St.


Shoe Cutter


Ferguson, Edward G.


11 Jefferson St.


Shipper


Ferrante, Antonio S.


31 Mt. Pleasant St. Plumber


Ferrucci, Domenico R.


279 Central St.


Shoe Worker


Fino, Michael A.




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