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Rev. Joseph R. Newton, Pastor of the Congregational Church of East Weymouth, invoked the Divine Blessing upon the delibera- tions of this meeting.
Before proceeding to the business of the evening the follow- ing Town Meeting Members were sworn in as such: Joseph E. Buckley; Carlton Chambers; Laughton B. Dasha; Wallace H. Drake; John Griffin; Archibald J. McLellen; Robert L. Palmer; John F. Quinlan; Elliot C. Sabens; Raymond E. Stein; John Thomson; Stanley T. Torrey; Russell D. Tufts; Winfred C. Bonney; Joseph J. Conroy; Peter A. Gallant; Carl E. Lindquist; Frederick V. Nolan; Joseph Nosiglia; Andrew T. Ryan; Ernest A. Smith; Charles Y. Berry; Arnold D. Campbell; Frank M. Chubbuck; John Coffey; Charles A. Coyle; Donald W. Craig; John A. Hayes; Albert H. Humphrey; Edward A. Hunt; John A. Hutchins; William H. Mills; Francis C. O'Brien; Timothy G. Osborne; Lester W. Tisdale; Thomas G. Wallace; Paul J. Worcester; Henry C. Blenis, Jr; Sidney DeBoer; John W. Knox; Alfred K. Martin; Wallace A.Bicknell; Ralph P. Burrell; Edward J. Foley; Frank G. Hale, Jr; Minot E. Hollis; Arthur I. Negus; Albert R. Davidson; Olindo Gorafolo; Lyman C. Goodrich; Frank H. Holmes; Frederick Humphrey; J.Edward Mulligan; William M. Reany; Egbert V. Warren; Walter L. Wilson; Harold W. Zeoli; E. Everett Frost; Irving E. Johnson; Bowdoin W. Smith; Roland M. Smith; Arthur A. Cicchese; Allan C. Emery; Parker T. Pearson; Fred W. Webb; Edwin R. Hanson; Melville F. Cate; B. Bernard Cullinane; Frank M. Fernald; Francis A. Gunn; George J. Husband; Joseph Kohler; Matthew O'Dowd; Charles H. Putnam; Arthur R. Taylor; Joe Taylor.
The Moderator then read the following letter from Weymouth Post 79:
To the Citizens of Weymouth:
By an order issued by the Secretary of the Navy in June 1935, the name of the United States Destroyer to be built at the Boston Navy Yard was designated as U. S. S. Ralph Talbot named for a young man of this town who distinguished himself on the field of honor in the World War.
This order was the fulfillment of a wish expressed in a resolution passed by Weymouth Post American Legion in 1931, which resolution was furthered by the membership of that Post until the Navy Department took the desired action.
Navy Day is to be observed at the Charlestown Navy Yard on
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Monday, October 28, 1935, and the principal event of the cele- bration is to be the laying of the keel of the U. S. S. Ralph Talbot at 10:00 A.M.
An invitation is extended to all officers and citizens of the Town of Weymouth with their friends to attend this ceremony at the Navy Yard.
The affair will be entirely under the Navy auspices.
As the construction of the vessel progresses announcement will be made concerning the date of the launching and the occa- sion of the launching will be an extensive observance in which all the officials and citizens of the Town will be invited to participate.
Weymouth Post 79 American Legion Daniel P. Cummings, Commander
Alfred C. Sheehy, Chairman
U. S. S. Ralph Talbot, Committee
Article 1
Motion offered by John W. Field, Sec'y of the Appropriation Committee:
VOTED . UNANIMOUSLY: That the Town of Weymouth accept the bequest of $3,000. left to the Town under Article 5 of the will of the late Arthur E. Pratt; said sum to be held in trust, managed, invested and reinvested by the Board of Selectmen for the time being of said town; and the income and proceeds thereof to be used for the purchase of books for Tufts Library.
Article 2
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY: That the Committee on E. R. A. Expendi- tures be given authority to set aside an amount of $700. from the unexpended balance of the sum appropriated by the Town under Article 35 of the last annual Town Meeting for the purpose of providing compensation for services performed or to be performed in reference to Federal or State Relief projects during the calendar year ending December 31, 1935, including compensation to any member of the Committee; and provided further that any part of the sum remaining unexpended under said article may. be expended for any of the purposes of the Federal Relief Adminis- tration after December 31, 1935, including compensation afore- said under the direction of the Committee as designated by said article.
Article 3
Motion offered by John W. Field, Sec'y of the Appropriation Committee :
That for the purpose of constructing a Police Station located on land now owned by the Town adjacent to the building, and to enable the Town to secure the benefit of the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 there be (RAISED AND) appropri- ated the sum of $30,000. And to meet said appropriation that there be transferred from the unexpended balance of the amount appropriated at the last annual Town Meeting under Article 35 the sum of $9,000. and that there be transferred from the surplus revenue of the Town the sum of $8,265; and that the Selectmen are hereby authorized and directed to accept on behalf of the
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Town for use in carrying out such project a Federal Grant of money estimated to be $12,735. pursuant to the Emergency Act of 1935.
And provided further that the Board of Selectmen (and Chief of Police) are authorized to proceed with the construction of such project and enter into all necessary and proper contracts and agreements in respect thereto; all subject to applicable Federal regulations; and the Selectmen (and Chief of Police) are authorized to do all acts and things necessary or convenient for obtaining said grant and for construction of said project.
Mr. Frederick Humphrey moved as an amendment that the Chief of Police be added to the Committee as above. So voted.
The motion of the Appropriation Committee as amended was unanimously voted.
Article 4
Mr. Marshall F. Spear, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, moved :
That the Board of Selectmen be authorized to acquire by purchase, gift, or take by right of eminent domain in fee or an easement or such interest in land as may be necessary to con- struct a culvert at Weymouth Landing for the more efficient drainage of that area in accordance with a plan of Russell H. Whiting dated October 19, 1935, approved by the Planning Board and the Board of Selectmen and for this purpose the sum of twenty thousand dollars is hereby appropriated out of surplus.
Mr. Ronald MacDonald moved: That the subject matter of this article be referred to the Planning Board for further study and they report to the next annual Town Meeting or to a special Town Meeting if one is held before the Annual Town Meeting.
After a long discussion on this article Mr. John W. Knox moved : That the subject matter of this article be referred to the County Commissioners, and they confer with the selectmen of Weymouth and Braintree. So voted.
The Moderator asked unanimous consent of the meeting to strike out the words "raised and" in the first paragraph of Article 3. No objection being heard these words were stricken out.
Article 5
Mr. John W. Field, Sec'y of the Appropriation Committee, moved :
That no action be taken under this article.
Mr. B. Bernard Cullinane moved: That the sum of $7,000. be transferred from the surplus revenue of the Town for the pur- chase of Tirrell Property, land bounded on the northeasterly side by Union Street and on the southeasterly side by Central Street and on the sides by private abutters, containing in all about 281,000 square feet, as said area appears on a plan by Russell H. Whiting, Town Engineer, sheets 45, 46, 48 and 50 as revised to April 1, 1934, for development as a public playground under the supervision of the Board of Park Commissioners and that the Board of Selectmen be and are hereby empowered to accept on behalf of the Town, a deed of said property for park purposes.
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Mr. George Reed moved: That a committee be appointed by the Moderator to confer with the owners of the Weymouth Fair Grounds to determine what price this property can be purchased for and report at the next annual Town Meeting.
Mr. Albert Thibeault moved: That in case the Tirrell property is purchased it be known as the "Stella L. Tirrell Playground".
The motion of Mr. Reed was declared lost.
The motion of Mr. Thibeault was unanimously voted.
The Moderator appointed Alfred C. Sheehy, Timothy G. Osborne and Carlton Chambers as tellers and they were sworn as such by the Moderator.
Upon the motion of Mr. Cullinane the tellers reported 123 voting in the affirmative and 33 in the negative. The motion was so voted.
Article 6
Mr. John W. Field, Sec'y of the Appropriation Committee, moved :
That the sum of $2,000. be transferred from the surplus revenue of the Water Department to be expended under the direc- tion of the Water Commissioners for the purpose of continuing the erection of the filtration plant. This was declared an unanimous vote.
Article 7
Mr. John W. Field, Sec'y of the Appropriation Committee, moved :
That the sum of $10,754. be transferred from the surplus revenue of the Town to Old Age Assistance account. And further that all of the appropriation made under Article 1, Item 27 of the last Annual Town Meeting may be accounted for as one fund after November first of the current year. This was declared an unanimous vote.
Article 8
Mr. John W. Field, Sec'y of the Appropriation Committee, moved :
That the sum of $4,222. be transferred from the surplus revenue of the Town to the School Department to be used for the purchase and installation of two oil burners in the High School. This was declared an unanimous vote.
Article 9
Mr. John W. Field, Sec'y of the Appropriation Committee, moved :
That the sum of $300. be transferred from the surplus
revenue of the Town to the School Department for the extended use of School Buildings.
Mr. Prince H. Tirrell moved to amend :
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That any amount unexpended under this appropriation to be used for the same purpose by the School Committee in 1936. This amendment was voted.
The motion of the Appropriation Committee as amended was so voted.
Article 10
Mr. John W. Field, Secty of the Appropriation Committee, moved :
That no action be taken under this article.
Mr. Francis N. Drown moved as a substitute motion : That the sum of $2,000. be appropriated for the reinstatement of the teachers and courses already suspended or to be suspended by the School Department.
Mr. Frank E. Loud moved: That the sum of $10,000. be appropriated for the School Department under this article.
Mr. Ernest A. Smith moved to indefinitely postpone the subject matter of this article.
Mr. John W. Knox moved to amend by making the amount $15,000. This motion was declared lost.
The motion of Mr. Loud was put before the meeting and the Moderator declared the motion lost. More than seven members having doubted the vote, the tellers proceeded to count the members and they reported 82 voting in the affirmative and 78 in the negative. The motion was so voted.
Mr. Emerson R. Dizer, Town' Accountant, raised the question from what source this appropriation was to be taken.
Mr. Frank E. Loud moved to amend his motion that the appropriation be taken from the surplus revenue. The motion was declared carried.
Article 11
Mr. John W. Field, Sec'y of the Appropriation Committee, moved :
That the sum of $329.77 be transferred from the surplus revenue of the Town for the payment of unpaid bills, presented for payment after the appropriation for that purpose was ex- pended. So Voted.
Voted: at 11:05 to adjourn.
CLAYTON B. MERCHANT
Town Clerk
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Summary of Expenditures Special Town Meeting October 22, 1935
Transfer from unexpended
From
balance under Art. 35 Surplus
Annual Meeting 1935
Revenue
From Federal Grant
Art 2 Compensation for services performed or to be performed, Federal or State Relief Projects, ending Dec. 31, 1935, including compensation of Committee
3
Construction of a new Police Station
$700.00 9,000.00
$8,265.00
$12,735
5 Purchase of Tirrell property, Union Street, for Park purposes
7,000.00
6 Continuing erection of Filtration Plant
2,000.00
7 Old Age Assistance account
10,754.00
8 Purchase of 2 Oil Burners for High School
4,222.00
9 School Department for extended use of School Buildings
300.00
10 School Department
10,000.00
11 Unpaid Bills
329.77
$9,700.00
$42,870.77
$12,735
CLAYTON B. MERCHANT
Town Clerk
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WARRANT FOR SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Norfolk, ss.
To the Constables of the Town of Weymouth in said County, GREETING:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of Weymouth aforesaid qualified to vote in Town affairs to meet in the hall of the Weymouth High School on
Friday, the Twentieth day of December, 1935
at seven o'clock and forty-five minutes in the evening, then and there to act upon the following articles, namely :
Article 1. BY DIRECTION OF THE SELECTMEN : To see if the Town will vote to raise or borrow and appropriate, or transfer from money already appropriated, a sum of money for the purpose of financing the construction and equipment of a Fire Station to be erected at North Weymouth and authorize and direct the Select- men to accept on behalf of the Town, for use in carrying out such project, a Federal grant of money pursuant to the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935; and authorize the Board of Selectmen to construct said project and contract with respect thereto; and authorize the treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow such sums as may be necessary to meet any appropriation made; and to see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by gift or purchase or take by right of eminent domain such land as may in their judgment seem best suited for the purpose of making effective the substance of this article and to see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise or borrow and appropriate or transfer from money already appropriated, or determine by vote the manner in which the funds for said purpose shall be raised and the terms and conditions of any loan or loans necessary to procure such sums and to authorize the issue of bonds or notes for the same and fix the term and rate of interest on such bonds or notes or take any other action in relation thereto.
Article 2. BY DIRECTION OF THE SELECTMEN : To see if the Town will vote to raise or borrow and appropriate, or transfer from money already appropriated, a sum of money for the purpose of financing the construction and equipment of a Fire Station to be erected at South Weymouth and authorize and direct the Selectmen to accept on behalf of the Town, for use in carry- ing out such project, a Federal grant of money pursuant to the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935; and authorize the Board of Selectmen to construct said project and contract with respect thereto; and authorize the treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow such sums as may be necessary to meet any appropriation made; and to see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by gift or purchase or take by right of eminent domain such land as may in their judgment seem best suited for the purpose of making effective the substance of this article and to see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise or borrow and appropriate or transfer from money already appropriated, or determine by vote the manner in which the funds for said purpose shall be raised and the terms and conditions of any loan or loans necessary to procure such sums and to
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authorize the issue of bonds or notes for the same and fix the term and rate of interest on such bonds or notes or take any other action in relation thereto.
You are directed to serve this warrant by posting a copy thereof, attested by you in writing, in each of two public places in each voting precinct in said Town, seven days at least before the time for holding said meeting.
Hereof fail not, make due return of this warrant with your doings, to the Town Clerk of said Town on or before the twelfth day of December, 1935.
Given under our hands at Weymouth this seventh day of December in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-five.
MARSHALL F. SPEAR, Chairman WILLIAM A. CONNELL, Clerk JOSEPH CREHAN, EVERETT E. CALLAHAN, SANDY ROULSTON, Selectmen of Weymouth.
A true copy, Attest: 1 GEORGE J. BUTLER, Constable of Weymouth.
Return of Service
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Weymouth, October 12, 1935
Norfolk, ss.
I have this day served the within warrant by posting a true copy attested by me in writing in each of two public places in each voting precinct in said Town of Weymouth seven days before the time of holding said meeting.
George J. Butler,
Constable of Weymouth.
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING December 20, 1935
Pursuant to the within warrant a special meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Weymouth, represented by its duly elected and qualified Town Meeting Members , was held at the hall of the Weymouth High School, East Weymouth, on Friday evening, December 20, 1935, 118 Town Meeting Members' names being checked by police stationed at the doors for that purpose.
The meeting was called to order at 7:50 o'clock by Daniel L. O'Donnell, Annual Moderator, who requested the Town Clerk to read the warrant. After reading the call for the meeting, on motion of Mr. Melville F. Cate it was voted that the further reading of the articles in the warrant be omitted.
The Town Clerk then read the last three paragraphs of the warrant and the attestation of the constable who served the warrant.
The Moderator then called upon Rev. Charles A. O'Brien, Pastor of St. Jerome's Catholic Church, North Weymouth, to in- voke the Divine Blessing upon the deliberations of the meeting.
ARTICLE 1. Mr. John W. Field, sec'y of the Appropriation Committee moved : That the subject matter of this article be referred to a committee of seven appointed by the Moderator, consisting of the Chief of the Fire Department, the Chairman of the Planning Board, and the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, and four real estate tax payers from North Weymouth, and such committee to report their recommendations at a future town meeting. The Moderator stated that he desired to be relieved from appointing this committee, as he was administrator of an estate to be considered as a site for the new station. Mr. Melville F. Cate moved to amend the motion that the tax- payers to be appointed on this committee be appointed by the Planning Board. Mr. Albert R. Schofield moved to amend that the Deputy Fire Chief be added to this committee. Not a vote.
The amendment of Mr. Cate was voted. The motion of the Appropriation Committee as amended was so voted.
Mr. Archibald J. Mclellan moved to amend the motion as follows: That this committee report back within thirty days at a meeting called for that purpose. The Moderator stated as the article had already been passed it would be proper to reconsider the article.
Mr. Robert H. Buchan moved: To reconsider article 1. Not a vote.
ARTICLE 2. Mr. John W. Field, sec'y of the Appropriation Committee moved: That the subject matter of this article be referred to a committee of seven to be appointed by the Moderator, consisting of the Chief of the Fire Department, the Chairman of the Planning Board, and the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, and four real estate taxpayers from South Weymouth, and such com- mittee to report its recommendations at a future town meeting.
Mr. Minot E. Hollis moved to amend the motion to include the Deputy Fire Chief to this committee.
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Mr. Robert H. Buchan raised the question of a quorum being present.
The Moderator appointed Alfred C. Sheehy, Timothy G. Osborn and Melville F. Cate as tellers and they were sworn as such. Mr. Melville F. Cate moved: That this meeting be postponed until the next annual town meeting. Mr. Robert H. Buchan moved : That article 1 as acted upon by this meeting be voided. Not a vote.
The tellers appointed to count the members present reported 118 Town Meeting Members present. As 158 members constitute a legal quorum, the Moderator announced a quorum not present. Mr. Robert H. Buchan moved: That this meeting adjourn until the second Tuesday in January, 1936. Not a vote.
At 8:25 o'clock it was voted to adjourn without date.
CLAYTON B. MERCHANT 1
Town Clerk
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TOWN CLERK'S FINANCIAL REPORT
Hunting & Fishing Licenses Issued During the Year 1935
144 Resident Citizens Fishing Licenses
@ $2.00
$288.00
209 Resident Citizens Hunting Licenses
@
2.00
418.00
87 Resident Citizens Sporting Licenses
@
3.25
282.75.
42 Resident Citizens Women and Minor
Fishing Licenses
1.25
52.50
1 Resident Citizens
Trapping License
@
5.25
5.25
7 Resident Citizens
Minor Trapping Licenses
2.25
15.75
27 Resident Citizens Sporting (free)
--
-
4 Resident Citizens Duplicate Licenses
.50
2.00
11 Resident Citizens
Lobster
and Crab Licenses @
5.00
55.00
$1,119.25
Less fees retained under the provisions of the General Laws, Chapter 131, Section 9
125.25
Paid to the Division of Fisheries & Game
$ 994.00
Dog Licenses Issued During the Year 1935
957 Males
€
$2.00
$1,914.00
138 Females
5.00
790.00
251 Spayed
2.00
502.00
4 Kennell
@ 25.00
100.00
1 Kennell
50.00
50.00
1,3,51
$3,256.00
Less fees retained under the provisions of the General Laws, Chapter 140 and amendments thereto
270.20
Paid to the Town Treasurer
$2,958.80
Town Licenses
103 Gasoline Licenses
@ $1.00
103.00
16 Auctioneer Licenses
@ 2.00
32.00
10 Fish, Fruit & Vegetable Licenses
No fee
9 Fish, Fruit & Vegetable Licenses
@ 10.00
90.00
5 Junk Licenses
@ 25.00
125.00
1 Pool License
@ 5.00
5.00
Paid to Town Treasurer
$355.00
Overpaid Treasurer
6.00
Clayton B. Merchant, Town Clerk
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JURY LIST
The following is a List of Proposed Jurors prepared by the undersigned for use during the year commencing August 1, 1935
Alden, Frank, 41 Johnson Road Atchley, Frank S., 1177 Washington
Auger, Leon J., 292 Broad
Clerk Shoeworker Oil Station
Badger, Russell w., 883 Front Bailey, John A., 80 Ralph Talbot
Bates, A. Parker, 288 Front
Bates, Quincy B., 298 Washington
Beedy, Wilfred F., 52 Wachusett Road
Chauffeur Fore River Shoeworker Gardener Carpenter Carpenter
Belcher, Ernest E., 164 Randolph Belcher, Percy w., 146 Pond Belcher, Reginald w., 92 Whitman
Merchant
Blackwell, Lester M., 15 High
Blackwell, S. Raymond, 9 High
Blenis, Henry C., Jr., 1069 Front Blenis, Stanley E., 110 Mill Bloom, Morris, 350 Washington Bonney, Winfred C., 1535 Commercial
Chauffeur Salesman Electrician Carpenter Carpenter Grocer Laborer Truckman Woodworker Foreman Shoeworker
Brennan, John J., 50 Lee Brennan, Kenneth E., 100 Union Brown, Joseph, 22 Grant Buchan, Robert H., 44 Fairlawn Road Burkett, Charles H., 83 Hawthorne Burrell, Malcolm, 94 High
Manager Painter Truckman
Calnan, John E., 518A Bridge Cann, Malcolm, 11 Fairmount Avenue Cate, Melville F., 918 Main
Fore River Bank Clerk Salesman
Cazeault, Pearson F., 605 Bridge Cipullo, John, 104 Lake
Musician
Cipullo, Louis A., 53 Humphrey
Cipullo, Ralph T., 47 Academy Avenue
Clawson, Thomas I., 190 Washington Coe, Albert J., 222 West Coffey, Jeremiah, 16 Drew Avenue
Musician Reporter Fore River Mechanic Shoeworker
Colby, Alfred A., 57 Norfolk Coleran, Joseph H., 36 Norton Condon, John F., 23 Roosevelt Road Condrick, Harold A., 606 Main Condrick, Leo w., 60 Granite Connor, Timothy J., 71 Pond Corbo, Frederick E., 87 Lake Corridan, Lawrence P., 19 Phillips Cotter, Charles T., 9 Shawmit Coyle, William F., 381-2 Phillips Coyle, William J., 64 Webb Crabtree, Howard E., 47 Pleasant View Avenue Crane, Herbert N., 174 Green Crawford, Robert D., 58 Kirkland Road Cushing, Samuel F., 39 Hunt
Builder Shoeworker Telephone Shoeworker Chauffeur Plumber Shoeworker Clerk Shoeworker Farmer Machinist Carpenter Painter Mechanic Fore River
Daley, John J., 20 Richmond Daniele, John, 29 Broad Street Place Delorey, Joseph E., 110 Chard
Delorey, Theodore J. , 25 Delorey Avenue
Descalzo, Charles J., 418 Pond Desmond, John P., 23 Adams Place Dessendo, Alfred, 48 Shawmut
Clerk Clerk Druggist Shoeworker Bookkeeper Shoeworker
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Metal Worker
Brady, George F., 22 Drew Avenue
Doble, Burton L., 118 Washington Donovan, Edwin C., 16 Sherwood Road Doyle, Thomas, 19 Wessagussett Road Ducca, James V., 76 Madison Dunbar, Charles, 65 High Dunham, George C., 82 West Dunn, J. Wilfred, 56 Thicket Duplin, Harold w., 12 off Park Avenue
Eaton, Roy, 546 Broad Ecker, George w., 11 Fern Road
Ellis, William A., 405 Pleasant Ewing, Archibald, 27 Saunders
Farrelly, Lawrence P., 367 Washington Field, Walter R., 73 Union Fisher, John P., 287 Commercial
Galvin, John G., 237 Front Garofalo, Olindo, 18 Shawmut
Gaughan, William J., 57 Grant
Gilligan, Alfred A., 363 Pleasant
Gilligan, Edwin L., 20 Elinor Road Gillis, Hector A., 363 Middle
Hackett, John J., Jr., 20 Fogg Road Hall, Victor H., 11 Garfield Avenue Hanson, Ludwig, 73 Pecksuot Road Harper, Fred, 133 Broad
Heffernan, John W., 1024 Front Heffernan, Leo A., 551 Washington Hersey, Roger W., 738 Main Hodgdon, George R., 171 White
Holbrook, Charles C., off Ralph Talbot Holbrook, Joshua, 60 Pearl Hollis, Charles J., 143 Washington
Hollis, J. Otis, 73 Webb
Hollis, Minot E., 30 Lakewood Road
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