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UNANIMOUSLY VOTED That there be raised and appropriated the sum of $1,320.00 for sidewalks on the south side of River Street Extension, so called, and the east side of Hillside Road and that betterments to the extent of 50% of the cost be assessed on abutting estates.
4,010.00
1,320.00
ARTICLE 2.
Upon motion duly made by Mr. Barrett, it was SO VOTED To move that the Town instruct the
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Moderator to appoint a committee of five to be called the Vocational Study Committee to consider the desirability of establishing a Vocational School District under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to include Braintree and two or more other towns and to report their recommendations to the next Town Meeting.
ARTICLE 59. Reimbursement of Robert O'Connor for expenses incurred as the result of an accident at Noah Torrey School.
MOVED by Mr. Fletcher:
No action.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. O'Connor and Mr. Canavan.
Mr. Fletcher withdrew his motion of no action.
MOVED by Mr. Canavan:
That there be raised and appropriated the sum of $650.00 to reimburse the family of Robert O'Connor for expenses incurred as the result of an accident on Septem- ber 24, 1957, occurring on the premises of the Noah Tor- rey Elementary School involving said Robert O'Connor and an employee of the Braintree School Department.
650.00
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Fletcher, Mr. O'Con- nor, Mr. Pinault and Mr. Hunt.
Comes now the question on the motion by Mr. Canavan.
The Moderator ordered a teller count. Vote and count were taken and the tellers reported 70 votes in the affirmative and 68 votes in the negative. The moderator then declared the motion by Mr. Canavan
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 60. Sale of land on Kenmore Road.
SO VOTED No action.
ARTICLE 61. Review of Precincts and Boundaries.
SO VOTED That the Selectmen be directed to re- view and if need be revise the precincts and boundaries thereof in December. 1961.
ARTICLE 62. Abandon drainage easement over land of Earle F. and Anita J. Armstrong.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED That a drainage ease- ment over land of Earle F. and Anita J. Armstrong as described in an instrument recorded with Norfolk Deeds Book 1927 Page 507 be abandoned.
ARTICLE 63. Purchase of new chairs for Town Hall Auditorium.
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(No action necessary. Refer to Article 15, Item 15.) ARTICLE 64. Chain Link Fence at Braintree Dam.
SO VOTED That there be raised and appropriated the sum of $250.00 to be expended under the control of the Selectmen to erect a fence and/or gate or other fa- cilities for the purpose of controlling the use of the property of the City of Quincy at "The Dam" so-called near the Lakeside School.
ARTICLE 65. Purchase and Installation of Traffic Lights.
SO VOTED That there be raised and appropriated the sum of $5,008.00 to be expended under the control of the Selectmen with the approval of the Department of Public Works for the erection of suitable traffic control systems on Washington Street opposite the Thayer Li- brary, on Union Street at Liberty and Commercial Streets.
ARTICLE 66. South Shore Mosquito Control Project. (No action necessary. Refer to Article 15, Item 60.) ARTICLE 67. Insect Pest Control.
(No action necessary. Refer to Article 15, Item 27.) ARTICLE 68. Dutch Elm Disease.
(No action necessary. Refer to Article 15, Item 27.)
ARTICLE 69. Sanding and Snow Removal.
(No action necessary. Refer to Article 15, Item 27.) ARTICLE 70. Collection of Rubbish.
Upon motion duly made by Mr. Fletcher, it was SO VOTED No action.
ARTICLE 71. Acceptance of Wood Road as a Town Way.
SO VOTED That the Town accept as and for a Town Way Wood Road, so called, as laid out by the Se- lectmen.
ARTICLE 72. Installation of water main on Wood Road.
SO VOTED That the town raise and appropriate $31 .- 500.00 to be expended under the direction of the Water Department to install a water main in Wood Road from Granite Street to the property of C. Healy Company.
31,500.00
ARTICLE 73. Reconstruct Town Street.
(No action necessary. Refer to Article 15, Item 27.)
ARTICLE 74. Acceptance of Logan Road as a Town Way
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250.00
5,008.00
SO VOTED That the Town accept as and for a Town Way Logan Road, so called, from Wayne Avenue to Hoover Road, as laid out by the Selectmen.
ARTICLE 75. Acceptance of Ivory Street as a Town Way.
MOVED by Mr. Fletcher:
No action.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Kirrane.
That the Town accept as and for a Town Way- "Ivory Street' so called which extends from Union Street to Pearl Street, as laid out by the Selectmen, as shown on plan by John J. Drinkwater, Town Engineer, dated De- cember 1952 and there be raised from taxation the sum of $32,000 for improving same.
Discussion ensued involving Mr, Kirrane and Mr. Fletcher.
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 76. Acceptance of Forest Street as a Town Way.
That the Town accept as and for a Town Way, For- est Street, so-called, as laid out by the Selectmen from Birch Street to Liberty Street and that there be raised and appropriated $8,816.00 for the improvement of the same and that betterments to the extent of 66 2/3 per cent of the cost be assessed on abutting estates and fur- ther that there be raised and appropriated $4,600.00 for a sidewalk on one side of same and that betterments in the extent of 50% of the cost be assessed on abutting estates.
Mr. White spoke on the motion.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Kelley:
That the Town accept as and for a Town Way For- est Street, so called, from Birch Street to Liberty Street as laid out by the Selectmen and appropriate the sum of $13,416.00 for the construction of same including a side- walk on one side, said sum to be expended under the di- rertion of the Highway Department.
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Ma- galdi and Mr. White.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Kelley.
Vote was taken and the Moderator declared the substitute motion by Mr. Kelley LOST.
Comes now the question on the motion by Mr. Flet- cher.
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The Moderator ordered a teller count. Vote and count were taken and the tellers reported 75 votes in the affirmative and 56 votes in the negative. There not being the required two-thirds vote in the affirmative the Moder- ator declared the motion by Mr. Fletcher LOST.
ARTICLE 77. Acceptance of Brewster Avenue as a Town Way.
SO VOTED No action.
ARTICLE 78. Acceptance of Williams Court as a Town Way.
SO VOTED No action.
ARTICLE 79. Acceptance of Carolyne Avenue as a Town Way,
SO VOTED That the Town accept as and for a to:vn way Carolyne Avenue so-called for a distance of approximately 340 feet westerly from Kimball Road to Glendon Street as laid out by the Selectmen.
ARTICLE 2.
Mr. O'Keefe presented the report of the Committee to Study Construction of Sidewalks on Granite Street as follows:
In accordance with the wishes of the 1960 Town Meeting, the Moderator appointed Walter Mattie, Harry Holt, Barry Reed, Paul B. O'Keefe and Ray Johnson, a finance committee member, to study Granite Street rela- tive to the constructing of sidewalks on the easterly side from Five Corners to the Randolph line.
The committee met several times. A meeting on Granite Street itself brought out among other things a very heavy traffic flow traveling at a high rate of speed. On December 20, 1960, at an open meeting in Monks Hall, residents of the area appeared and gave their views on this problem. It was pointed out that many children walk on Granite Street during the peak traffic periods, to get the school bus at different areas designated by the School Department. This poses a serious safety problem to these children. The opening of the Shopping Plaza and other industries in the immediate area have added con- siderable traffic to an already heavily traveled and thick- ly settled road. This road is a main thoroughfare from Braintree to Randolph.
After careful study, the committee at this time wishes to recommend unanimously that sidewalks be construct- ed on the easterly side of Granite Street from Five Cor- ners to Emerald Avenue. The abutters shall pay fifty per cent of the cost. It was noticed by the committee that the abutters signed a petition for the aforementioned that the abutter's signed a petition for the aforementioned and it is appearing in the 1961 Warrant as Article No. 80.
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If Article No. 80 is approved, along with the exist- ing sidewalks, Granite Street from Five Corners to the Randolph line will be about seventy five per cent com- pleted in this respect. It is quite possible, that in the near future and upon completion of this project, a serious hazard will be eliminated, making Braintree a better com- munity in which to reside.
Respectfully submitted,
Paul B. O'Keefe For The Committee
SO VOTED That the report be accepted, placed on file, and the Committee discharged.
ARTICLE 80. Construction of sidewalk on easterly side of Granite Street.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED That there be raised and appropriated $7,100.00 to be expended under the direction of the highway Superintendent to construct a sidewalk on the easterly side of Granite Street from Braintree Five Corners to Emerald Avenue and that betterments to the extent of 50% of the cost, be assessed on the abutting estates,
ARTICLE 81. Abatement of Betterment Assess- ments on Pond Street.
SO VOTED No action.
ARTICLE 82. Enclosing brook which crosses Com- mon Street.
SO VOTED No action.
ARTICLE 83. Extend drain on Summer Street.
SO VOTED No action.
ARTICLE 2.
SO VOTED That a committee of three members to be known as the "Conservation Committee" be appointed by the Moderator to consider and recommend to the next Annual Meeting their recommendations relative to the proposed acceptances of Chap. 223 of the Acts of 1957.
ARTICLE 84. Acceptance of Act establishing Con- servation Committee.
SO VOTED That Article 84 be referred to the Com- mittee just authorized under Article 2 to report at the next Annual Town Meeting.
ARTICLE 85. Improvement of channel of Monati- quot River.
SO VOTED No action.
ARTICLE 86. First Parish Cemetery.
(No action necessary. Refer to Article 15, Item 35.) 91
ARTICLE 87. Unpaid Bills.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED That there be raised and appropriated the sum of $477.87 for certain unpaid 1960 liabilities for Expenses Department of Veterans' Services not in excess of 1960 appropriations.
477.87
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED That there be raise dand appropriated the sum of $121.80 for a certain unpaid 1960 liability for Expenses Elections which was in excess of the 1960 appropriation. 121.80
ARTICLE 88. Amend Zoning By-Law, Section IV, Business District Uses.
(Previously considered in the meeting.)
Upon motion duly made by Mr. Cassidy, it was UNANIMOUSLY VOTED That the Annual Town Meeting stand adjourned.
INDEX FOR SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Art. 1 Funds for Civil Defense
In the Levy Not in Levy $ 25,200.00 A
Art. 2 Report of Monatiquot School Build- ing Committee
Art. 3 Alterations and Construction at Monatiquot School Annex
8,000.00 1,386.00 A
39,000.00
1,232,64 B 4,317.51 C 427.95 D
1,257.63 E'
2,025.00 F
5,137.50 G 2,415.77 A 325,000.00 H
Art. 4 Care, maintenance and pest control of. Town Dump
Art. 5 Repairs to roof of Town Hall
Appropriations to be raised by Tax- ation Appropriations not in Tax Levy
47,000.00
368,400.00
Total Appropriations $415,400.00
Code:
A Available Funds
B Lincoln School Fire Damage Account
r. Braintree High School Addition Account
D Watson School Addition Account
E Watson School Repairs Account
F 1958 School Appropriations Deficiency Account
G 1958 Penalty on Deficiency Account
H Bonds and Notes
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TOWN OF BRAINTREE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1961
Pursuant to a Warrant duly issued, the Special Town Meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Braintree, represented by their duly elected and qualified Town Meeting Members, was held in the Braintree Town Hall on Monday, October 30, 1961.
The meeting was called to order at 7:45 o'clock in the evening by the Moderator, Mr. E. Curtiss Mower.
There were 170 Town Meeting Members present.
The Moderator declared a quorum present.
The meeting stood for a moment of silent prayer in memory of the following Town Meeting Members who have passed away since the last Town Meeting:
Lawrence B. Frazier, Precinct 5
John F. Harkin, Precinct 6
Joseph W. Kirrane, Precinct 4
The following tellers were appointed by the Mod- erator to serve during the course of the evening:
Robert K. Stanley Laurie P. Cotton
Herbert B. Hollis Arthur H. McGibbon
William B. Belcher Charles E. Timmons
Charles M. Copeland James P. McCue
We now continue with consideration of the Articles in the Warrant.
ARTICLE 1. Funds for Civil Defense.
That the sum of $25,200.00 be appropriated and trans- ferred from available funds for the Civil Defense De- partment of Braintree, to be expended under the direc- tion of the Director of Civilian Defense with the ap- proval of the Selec'men, as follows:
25,200,00
$13,500.00 for warning system equipment and instal- lation
6,220.00 for radiological service 255.00 for decontamination equipment
200.00 for signs and shelter markings Civil De-
2,200.00 for furniture and supplies @ fense Headquarters
2,325.00 for renovations to headquarters 500.00 for operational expense
Discussion ensued involving Mr. Page, Mr. Carroll, M). Maitland and Mr. Dalton.
UNANIMOUSLY VOTED
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ARTICLE 2. Report of the Monatiquot School Build- ing Committee.
Mr. Garber presented the report of the Monatiquot School Building Committee as follows:
The feasibility of replacing the Old Montaiquot School Building with a New Addition to the 1953 Annex was determined by the Monatiquot School Study Com- mittee, which was authorized by the 1960 Annual Town Meeting. The 1961 Annual Town Meeting authorized for- mation of the Monatiquot School Building Committee to prepare plans, specifications, drawings, and reports, and to secure bids for construction of the recommended Addi- tion.
Under authority granted by the Town, your Con- mittee interviewed several architects and engaged the firm of Rich & Tucker to assist in its assignment.
Because of the precarious condition of the old heating plant, your Committee has expedited preparation of plans in every way possible, in order that firm bids could be obtained in time for consideration at a fall Special Town Meeting. Favorable action at this time would allow start of construction in time for possible completion by the opening of school in the fall of 1962. Full cooperation of the Architect, School Department. State Building Assist- ance Committee and State Emergency Finance Board was received and is gratefully acknowledged.
Against the sum of $15,000 appropriated for the use of this Committee the following expenses have been in- curred:
Architects Fees
$14,000.00
Advertising for Bids
92.25
Preparation and Mailing of Reports 53.30
Total
$14.145.55
Leaving an Unexpended Balance of
$ 845.45
Costs for the addition and alterations to the Annex are estimated as follows:
General Contract
$344,817
Architects Fee @ 8%
27,585
Clerk of Works
7,500
Equipment
15,000
Contingencies
10,298
Demolish Old Building & Resurface
7,800
$413,000
$15,000 of the total amount of $413,000 has been ap- propriated and mostly expended for preparation of plans. Demolition of the Old Building will not be done until erection of the New Addition and an appropriation of $7,800 will be requested of the 1962 Annual Town Meet- ing, if construction of the New Addition is started. There-
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fore the appropriation requested at this time will be $390,200.
Costs are in line with other grade school construc- tion in town. The original conclusion, of the Monatiquot School Study Committee that over a period of years it would be less expensive to construct the proposed Addi- tion than repairing, remodeling, and maintaining the Old Building in a habitable condition is stll sound. The urg- ency of fnding a solution to the problem as indicated in the Study Committee's Report, accepted by the 1961 Reg- ular Town Meeting, is even more apparent at this time. One of the 43 year old boilers in the Old Building failed the night of October 14, and has been declared non-re- pairable, by a certified Heating Engineer in a report to the School Committee on October 18. Use of the Old Building must be discontinued with the approach of cold weather.
Your committee therefore strongly recommends adop- tion of a motion to appropriate the necessary funds for alterations and erection of a New Addition to the Mona - tiquot School Annex.
Respectfully Submitted,
George Brackett Robert M. Burdett Ernest D. Frawley Gustav Rock, Secretary John R. Garber, Chairman
Upon the motion duly made by Mr. Page, it was
SO VOTED That action on this report be taken after Article 3 is disposed of and that the Committee be continued.
ARTICLE 3. Alterations and Construction at Mon- atiquot, School Annex.
MOVED by Mr. Brackett.
That there be raised and appropriated the following sums to be expended under the direction of the Monatiquot School Building Committee:
$9,386.00 for the purpose of making alterations to the Monatiquot School Annex and originally equipping the re- sulting new facilities therein and that to meet said ap- propriation the sum of $1,386.00 be transferred from avail- able funds in the treasury and $8,000 be raised in the 1962 tax levy, and
$380,814.00 for the purpose of constructing and orig- inally equipping an addition to the Monatiquot School An- nex and that to meet said appropriation the sum of $1,- 232.64 be transferred from the Lincoln School, Fire Dam- age Account; the sum og $4,317.51 be transferred from Braintree High School, Addition Account; the sum of $427.95 be transferred from Watson School, Addition
9,386.00 380,814.00
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Account; the sum of $1,257.53 be transferred from Watson School, Repairs Account; the sum of $2,025.00 be trans- ferred from the 1958 School Appropriations Deficiency Account; the sum of $5,137.50 be transferred from the 1958 Penalty on Deficiency Account; the sum of $2,415.77 be transferred from available funds in the treasury; $39,000.00 be raised in the 1962 tax levy; and that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the balance of $325,000.00 under authority of Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948 as most recently amended and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor payable in accordance with the pro- visions of Chapter 44 of thhe General Laws so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than 10 years from the date of issuance of the first bond or note or at such earlier time as the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen may determine.
MOVED the following substitute motion by Mr. Page:
Article 3 be referred to the Monatiquot School Build- ing Committee which is hereby directed to have new plans drawn that will keep the total cost of the project at or near the original $300,000.00 estimate and report at the next subsequent town meeting; and that the sum of $15,000.00 be raised and appropriated from available funds in the treasury for the preparations of plans, specifications, drawings and reports and the securing of bids for the construction of an addition and alter- ations to the Monatiquot School Annex.
Lengthy discussion ensued involving several of the Town Meeting Members and interested citizens.
Comes now the question on the substitute motion by Mr. Page.
The Moderator ordered a teller count. Vote and count were taken and the tellers reported 46 votes in the affirmative and 106 votes in the negative. The Moder- ator then declared the substitute motion by Mr. Page LOST.
Further discussion ensued involving several of the Town Meeting Members.
Comes now the question on the motion by Mr. Brackett.
The Moderator ordered a teller count. Vote and couni were taken and the tellers reported 128 votes in the affirmative and 20 votes in the negative. There being more than the necessary two-thirds vote in the affirmative the Moderator declared the motion by Mr. Brackett.
SO VOTED
ARTICLE 4. Care, maintenance and pest control of Town Dump.
SO VOTED. No action.
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ARTICLE 5. Repairs to roof of Town Hall.
SO VOTED. No action.
ARTICLE 2. Report of the Monatiquot School Build- ing Committee.
SO VOTED That the report of the Monatiquot School Building Committee be accepted.
Upon motion duly made by Mr. Delory, it was UNANIMOUSLY VOTED That the Special Town Meeting stand adjourned.
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JURY LIST
NAME AND ADDRESS
Adams, Sidney T., 57 Wilkins Rd. Adler, Erwin G., 22 Clark St. Ahern, Albert C., 16 Warren Ave. Ahern, Richard P., 307 Common St. Ahern, William J., 321 Common St. Allen, Lionel M., 26 Cain Ave. Allen, William F., Jr., 28 Hickory Rd. Allinson, Arthur K., 164 Edgehill Rd. Ames, John B., 21 Kew Rd. Anagnos, George, 6 Beechwood Rd.
Bachman, Anne B., 36 Talbot Rd. Baker, Daniel W., 76 West St. Baker, Walter M., 15 Peach St. Baker, William F., 434 Elm St. Banks, Martin Francis, 16 Evelyn Lane Barnes, Arthur B., 25 Drake St. Barrett, Francis J., 15 Carter Rd. Barron, Thomas F., 10 Hollis Ave. Bates, Marjorie T., 25 Cochato Rd. Battista, Claude, 1094 Liberty St. Beach, Harold F., 245 Grove St. Bekkenhuis, Elsie C., 79 Elm St. Belbin, Gordon E., 26 Thayer Rd. Belyea, Harry Mansfield. 40 Mt. Vernon Ave. Benson, J. Paul, 112 Academy St. Bernabeo, Louis J., 28 Burton Rd. Bibo, Joseph E., 57 Spring St. Blevins, Eugene O., 32 Nicholas Rd. Bonang, Robert C., Jr., 65 Howie Rd. Bonvie, David N., 33 Hill View Rd.
NAME AND ADDRESS
Anderson, Alvin J., Jr., 944 Liberty St. Anderson, Anton W., 362 Shaw St.
Anderson, Howard F., 29 Watson St. Anderson, Kenneth R., 15 Putnam Ave. Antonowitch, John J., 59 Cedarcliff Rd. Anusewicz, John S., 153 Middle St. Archibald, Thomas C., 79 Brierwood Rd. Ashton, L. Ambrose, 601 Washington St. Aucoin, Joseph G., 38 Hemlock St.
Borax, Christine W., 11 Maple St. Boyle, James F., 12 Paul St. Brandt, Philip F., 21 Maple St. Bransfield, Timothy E., 73 Armstrong Bricknell, Russell C., 72 Celia Rd. Bridgham, Robert C., 275 Pearl St. Briody, John C., 15 Old Country Way Brock, Walter M., 34 Weston Ave. Brow, George F., 20 Oak Street, East Brown, Richard J., 44 Calvin St. Bryant, Gordon W., 175 West St. Buckley, Charles F., 648 Commercial St. Budd, William I. H., 23 Talbot Road Bulger, Robert G., 102 Edgemont Rd. Bullen, Richard C., 15 Devon Rd. Burden, Robert J., 26 Herbert Rd. Burkholder, John F., 33 Strathmore Circle Burlone, Francis C., 79 Court Rd. Bushman, Evelyn C., 400 North St.
Circle
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NAME AND ADDRESS
Callaghan, William J., 83 Spring St. Cancellieri, R. George, 49 Paul St. Cardile, Joseph P., 17 Partridge Hill Rd. Carey, Francis J., Jr., 37 Addison St. Carloni, Achille G., 25 Bradley Rd. Carlozzi, Constanzo V., 15 Fairview Ave. Carlson, C. Arnold E., 19 Massachusetts Ave. Carten, Ernest, 123 Elmlawn Rd. Castleman, Percy N., 81 Blanchard Blvd. Cedarstrom, Curtis O., 34 Howie Rd. Celia, Wiliam O., 32 Coolidge Ave. Chadwick, George F., 167 Richard Rd. Champaigne, Roger A., 498 Pearl St. Chafe, Cyril A., Jr., 331 Plain St. Clark, Herbert A., 19 Sycamore Rd.
Daley, Henry O., 136 Cleveland Ave. Daley, Timothy A., 11 Kew Rd. DeAngelis, Joseph H., 21 Amherst Rd. Delaney, John W., 39 Hobart Ave. Delaney, Thomas A., 520 Elm St. DelPico, Arman J., 13 Fairview Ave. Dennehy, Edmund J., 44 Nelson St. Diemer, John B., 65 Academy St. DiGravio, Avilio P., 359 Hancock St. DiTullio, Anthony, 12 Devon Rd.
Eadie, Clifton H., 26 Park Ave. Ebersteen, Walter E. H., 4 Conrad St. Eisenhauer, James R., 26 Georganna St.
NAME AND ADDRESS
Cleland, James B., 8 Blake Rd.
Cole, John H., 178 Shaw St. Collins, James, 10 May Ave. Collins, Harry T., 49 Mt. Vernon St. Coneys, John P., Jr., 15 Capen Rd. Congdon, John I., 412 Union St. Connelly, John N., 192 Hollingsworth Ave. Conrad, Herbert H., 239 Franklin St. Cook, John H., 17 Davis Rd. Corbett, Edward F., 45 Cleveland Ave.
Cotter, John E., 105 Milton Rd. Coyer, Edmund, 175 Franklin St. Cresswell, Norman U., 65 Bradley Rd. Crites, Castle C., 87 Jefferson St. Crosby, George B., 25 Woodedge Ave.
Donahoe, Frederick L., 55 Howie Rd. Donahue, John M., 53 Milton Rd. Donohue, John F., Jr., 45 Water St. Doherty, John J., 172 Peach St. Douglas, Earl G., 140 River St.
Downes, Alice Frances, 16 Strathmore Circle Doyle, Albert A., 15 Oak Hill Rd. Duggan, Joseph G., 142 Jefferson St. Dwyer, Arthur S., 162 Hollingsworth Ave. Dymsza, Henry A., 146 Jefferson St.
Elliott, John, 29 Marshall St. Everett. Henry Austin, 20 Grove St.
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NAME AND ADDRESS
Falardeau, Russell E., 31 Crawford Rd. Farren, Daniel H., 218 Common St. Ferguson, William J., 68 Walnut St. Ferrante, Silvio, 286 Hayward St. Ferracane, Louis J., 27 Davis Rd. Flaherty, Thomas J., 3 Cain Ave. Flower, Frank J., 159 River St.
Gale, Charles E., 62 Park Ave. Galvin, William E., 75 Cotton Ave. Gammons, J. Ellis, 157 Wildwood Ave. Garrity, Thomas M., 14 Lea Haven Terr. Gauthier, Robert E., 54 Lea Haven Terr. Giachetti, Joseph P., 96 Lawnview Drive Gibbons, Philip F., 15 Deigan Ave. Glover, Stephen W., 47 Addison St. Goldstein, George A., 52 Marjorie Rd. Goode, Charles F., 75 Livoli Ave.
Habeeb, Isabelle H., 22 Nickerson Rd. Haffner, Fred G., 45 Town St. Hammond, Richard N., 1840 Washington St. Hanlon, Harry P., 1035 Washington St. Hansen, Paul F., 397 Grove St. Harrington, Michael B., 21 Livoli Ave. Harris, Richard E., 1318 Liberty St. Harvey, Arthur J., 502 Elm St.
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