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1,224.00
2,188.50
. Paid by cash :
Pupils' service
2,022.46
Postage
8.00
Groceries
3.96
2,034.42
38,754.38
Transfer to Reserve Account
Cash on hand, September 1, 1944
$ 2,804.55
WEYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES June 15, 1944
Hige Alemian
William Joseph Costa
Walter John Anderson
Robert Joseph Cotter
Margaret Louise Balfour
Herbert Nelson Crane
Paul Joseph Bandini
Mildred Beatrice Barnes Barbara Elaine Baron
*George Robert Cronin Mildred Louise Cummings Marion Patricia Currier Roberta Catherine Cushman
*Donald Robert Batchelder Helen Ann Batchelder
Rita Frances Cyr
*John Wesley Beckford Kenneth Wilson Belcher Ann Collier Bicknell Louise Liddell Blair Donald Haskett Blanchard Jacqueline Mayhew Blunt *Chester Leo Boyle, Jr. James Clark Boyle John Michael Boyle William MacLean Bryson Ruth Catherine Burgess John Parker Burnett Robert Samuel Burns Rita Louise Calnan Alden Chester Campbell Hope Blanche Campbell Louise Mary Carroll Marie Delores Caruso Lorraine Cecilia Casciani Jean Merna Chalmers Irene Ellis Chase Carolyn Frances Cheney Mary Frances Chessman Theresa Caroline Cipullo Anita Margaret Clark Lillian Barbara Colarusso Charlotte Ann Collyer Vilda Mary Comeau
Gloria Mary DeLorenzo Marguerite Alice Delorey *William Henry Delorey Angela Marie DeLuca Joseph Anthony DeLuca Benjamin Ernest DelVecchio Ethelyn Louisa Dennison John Joseph Desmond Joseph Cornelius Desmond Beatrice Florence Devine
Vincent Mario DiTullio Stanley Joseph Dolan Virginia Claire Dondero Jacqueline Frances Donovan Jean Ann Dorn Dorothy Frances Dowd Effie Marcia Durant
Benjamin Almond Durgin
Bertha Ann Dussault
George Leo Dwyer
Carolyn Lee Elkington James Joseph Fasino Julio Fernandez Garth Campbell Fisher James Elwood Fitch
Gerald Cushing Fitzgerald
Elaine Flathers
Doris Esther Follett
Mae Elizabeth Fowler
Antoinette Clara Francomano
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John Joseph Connolly, Jr. *Frederic Martine Coon
$ 5,104.55
2,300.00
Edward Hollis Fredrickson Robert Edward Gardner Carmine Anthony Garofalo Grace Estelle Gately Mary Elvena Gately Claire Frances Gaughan Esther Gentile Marie Elsie Gerrish Muriel Christine Gilligan
Ann Estelle Gillman Donald Joseph Gloster Mary Bernadette Good William Francis Goodrow Robert Lee Gossett Elayne Mary Greene Frederick Joseph Hackett
Mary Jane Hackett
Jean Marie Hansen
Marian Elsie Hansen
Elizabeth Rae Harte James Gray Hastie
Eugene Benedict O'Neil
Marie Gertrude Haviland
Doris Christine O'Neill
Jannette Annabella O'Neill
Patricia Jean Hevenor
Justin Weare Hill
Robert Bradford Hill
Melvin Francis Hines
Shirley Francese Holbrook
Ruth Marie Peckham
Joseph Jefferson Holland, Jr.
Eleanor Rose Pecoraro
Alexander Philip Holt Audrey Ruth Horsch
Evelyn Laura Hudon
Marjorie Helen Peters
** Thomas Walter Pickett Harold King Porter, Jr. Mary Louise Pottle
*Gustavus Milton Pratt Harley Parker Reagh, Jr. Elsie Mary Regan
Jean Theresa Reidy
Victor Ernest Reinking
Elinor Jane Rennie Pauline Swett Richards
Pauline Roberts
Evelyn Bernice Robertson
Dorothy Muriel Robinson Jeannette Lucille Roche Albert James Rockwood, Jr.
Harold Simon Rogers
Arnold Francis Ross
Norma Louise Rowell
Miriam Grace Ruggles Ann Rita Ryan Arthur Herbert Sandwen
Mary Anne Scribner
John Arthur MacDonald
Allan Alexander MacDougall
Robert Daniel Mackinnon
Mildred Naomi Magee Ronald Louis Maraget
Frances Mathewson
Althea Louise McCarthy
Elizabeth Frances McCarthy -
Joan Marie McCarthy Sylvia Field McCarthy Claire Margaret McDonough Adeline Veronica McGlynn
Gerald James McHenry Robert James McIntosh, Jr.
William Russell Mckinney Hope Virginia Meissner Bernard Henry Merten Joyce Millar Warren Harry Minasian
Nels Eric Myrbeck
Myrtle Shirley Nash
Richard Carl Nelson
Helen Veronica Newcomb
Arthur Francis Newell
Horton George Norwood, Jr. Anne Marie Oliva Joan Olive
James Vincent Oteri Theresa Mary Ouellet Fern Parsons
Barbara Perrow
Katherine Grace Peters
John Francis Hughes Roy Alfred Hughes Lenore Sophia Hulteen Robert Brian Huntoon
Mary Elizabeth Husband
Ronald Wesley Jensen
Albert Anders Johnson
Kenneth Leo Johnson Ruth Marion Johnson Gertrude Lillian Kalaghan
Edward Karaian
Elizabeth Gertrude Kennedy Ann Keyser Margaret Emily Knight
Arthur Earl Laneau
Harold Hunter Leach
Frederick Louis Leone
Christine Doris Lindquist
Barbara Beatrice Lopaus Arthur Munroe Lovell Isabel Frances Lovell Ruth Jayne Lovell
Richard Edwin Sevigny
Charles Peddle Sheppard, Jr.
Dorothy Irene Silva
Phyllis Edith Simpson
Mary Siroonian
Madeline Dorothy Sloane Dorothy Ruth Sloat
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Rachel Pauline Hayden
Rosa Marie Patterson
Alma Marghuerite Smith Bettina Jane Smith Ethelyn Dorothy Smith Ronald Traine Soper
*Albert Everett Spencer, Jr. Agnes Elizabeth Sprague James Ford Stearns, Jr. ** Taylor Armstrong Steeves
John William Stitt
Peter Wilson
Ruth Theresa Syberts
James Wallace Woodworth
Janice Marilyn Young
* These students also receive a diploma from the Norfolk County Agricultural School.
FOUR YEAR HIGH HONORS
Ruth Catherine Burgess
Anita Margaret Clark
Ruth Jayne Lovell
Rita Frances Cyr
Doris Christine O'Neill
Gloria Mary DeLorenzo
** Thomas Walter Pickett
Marie Gertrude Haviland
Mary Louise Pottle
Audrey Ruth Horsch
Jean Theresa Reidy
Ruth Marion Johnson
** Taylor Armstrong Steeves
FOUR YEAR HONORS
Mary Frances Chessman
Frances Mathewson
Vilda Mary Comeau
Richard Carl Nelson
William Joseph Costa
Horton George Norwood, Jr.
Rachel Pauline Hayden
Jannette Annabelle O'Neill
Shirley Francese Holbrook
Doris Louise Torrey
Robert Brian Huntoon
Members of the Class of 1944 who left during the Senior Year and are now in the Armed Services of the United States
Lawrence Robert Abbott, Jr.
James Edward Casey
Thomas Edward Amos
Albert Thomas Coppolo
Walter John Anderson
Bruce Gideon Hevenor
Paul Bandini
Arthur Earl Laneau
John Michael Boyle
Roy Neil Livingstone
William MacLean Bryson Gerald James McHenry
Charles Peddle Sheppard, Jr.
High Honor Essayist
William Robert Torrey, Jr. Dorothy Tower
Theresa Elizabeth Vickery
Anthony Pasquale Villanova Richard Matthew Walsh
*Alan Osman Warren Pauline Whitman Shirley Helen Williamson
Theda Mary Thompson
Doris Louise Torrey
Harold Hunter Leach
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REPORT OF THE REHABILITATION AND ADVISORY COMMITTEE
December 31, 1944
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
The Weymouth Rehabilitation and Advisory Committee as appointed by the Moderator under authority of the Annual Town Meeting March 6, 1944, submits herewith to your Board, and through your Board to the townspeople, our report for 1944.
Even though our activities were not too numerous the Committee, through the Executive Secretary, kept in touch and functioned whole- heartedly with the State Rehabilitation Committee and cooperated with our Administrator in the development of his department.
The Committee held four meetings during the year, organizing with the necessary officers at the first meeting held July 12, 1944. At this meet- ing arrangements were made for a second meeting held July 27, 1944, at which the functions of the Committee were outlined and discussed with the Chairman of the State Rehabilitation Committee, Rae Long, Com- missioner of Veterans' Aid & Pensions.
From this point your local Committee endorsed and followed a plan outlined by the Administrator or Executive Secretary whereby an effort should be made to record all Weymouth men and women serving in the present emergency in accordance with Chapter 11, Acts of 1942. Although a rather slow procedure and with some obstacles to overcome, progress has been and is being made with the help of all organized units of activity in our town. It is hoped that by this effort, in addition to certain other listings now in effect, there will be made available to the town a full and complete tabulation of all Weymouth men and women who served or are serving in the Armed Forces of World War II, and provide a complete record for the office of the Adjutant General.
In closing, the Committee heartily endorses the selection of Ad- ministrator by your Board, commends the Administrator for the valuable service rendered the town, and thanks the organizations and various town departments for their earnest cooperation with the hope of continued success.
Frederick J. Boyle, Chairman
REPORT OF THE WEYMOUTH COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY FOR THE YEAR 1944
The year 1944 has seen this committee continue its functions on a substantially curtailed sphere of activity.
The progressive military successes have lessened the probability of bombing attacks from enemy forces, but the development of the robot bomb and self-propelled aerial projectile has continued the threat of damage to our shores and sea-board communities.
Each favorable campaign since the day of invasion in June has put enemy action more effectively under control of our forces so that, as of the end of 1944, rocket attacks or robot bombs launched from a submarine or "suicide plane" would seem to constitute our most serious threat. How- ever, as long as that remote threat exists it would seem prudent to pre- serve our protection equipment, installations and apparatus in a constant state of readiness, for if ever an attack is made, it will be timed for the least expected moment and destined to catch our forces off guard.
To assure constant readiness the Report Centre, Communication Lines, Audible Signal System, Hospital Centres, Fire, Decontamination, Auxilliary Police, Canteen Corps, and Motor Corps properties have, up to the present, been maintained in their entirety.
The personnel in the many Divisions will be on a "stand-by" status, and the regular drills and mobilizations curtailed. The personnel has
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decreased in numbers owing to enlistments in the armed forces, and to removal from the Town. The remaining members would appear to be wholly adequate to cope with any probable need and there is no present intention to further recruit.
On the occasion of the September 14th hurricane, that portion of our forces that could be of emergency assistance were completely mobilized and ready for any call that might arise from danger to life, person or property. The services on this occasion were subject to direction by the Local Red Cross Chapter which, by prearrangment, takes over control in the event of domestic disaster.
It is the combined judgment of our Executive Committee and Division Chairmen that the organization should continue on the present basis until the European Phase of the war is determined or until we are advised by competent military authority that all danger of enemy attack has passed.
Renewing and repeating our message of previous years, our thanks and appreciation are gratefully tendered to the many officials, committee . members and citizens of Weymouth whose continued sacrifices and contri- butions still assure the people of Weymouth of the greatest measure of protection we are able to provide.
Respectfully submitted,
Alfred C. Sheehy, Chairman Herbert W. Causer, Vice Chairman Helen J. Hunt, Secretary
REPORT OF THE WEYMOUTH ARMISTICE DAY COMMITTEE
The Armistice Day program of the three towns of Hingham, Braintree and Weymouth was held in Weymouth this year and with the financial assistance of the Town of Weymouth it was a huge success. We are able to keep our expenses to a minimum owing to the fact that three bands, namely the Naval Ammunition Band, the Braintree Sons of Legion Band and the Weymouth High School Band volunteered their services therefore we were able to return $113.15 to the town out of the appropriation.
The various veteran and hereditary organizations of both Braintree and Hingham assembled with the ones from Weymouth and assisted us greatly. There were also two detachments of Marines from Hingham, the State Guard Companies, Red Cross, Boy Scouts and others who paraded with us.
We were pleased to halt the line of march to assist in the dedication of the Honor Roll to members of the Armed Forces from Weymouth serving in World War II.
The speaker of the day, Harold W. Fields, Judge Advocate of Norfolk County American Legion and Past Commander of the Brookline Post, A. L., gave a very interesting talk.
After the ceremonies at the Ralph Talbot Amphitheatre approximately 275 paraded to the Legion Hall where they partook of a lunch prepared by the Weymouth Post A. L. Auxiliary. This was a great convenience as a large number of the paraders went directly from Weymouth to Boston to take part in their ceremonies.
The Weymouth Armistice Day Committee and the committee of the , Weymouth Post No. 79, American Legion under the leadership of Past Commander Everett T. Gardner, that handled most of the details of the day wishes to thank all the above and the townspeople for their assistance in making the day a success.
Weymouth Armistice Day Committee : Thomas A. Coughlin Frederick K. Boyle Basil S. Warren, Chairman
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JURY LIST
The following is a List of Proposed Jurors prepared by the under- signed for use during the year commencing August 1, 1944
Name Address
Abbott, Elmont B., 72 Keith
Abbott, George H., 3 Laurel
Occupation Leather Steamfitter Laborer
Ahern, Cornelius, 480 Summer
Painter
Allen, Markley A., 120 Webb
Pumper
Almy, Harold E., 428 Pond
Auditor
Amback, Edward H., 64 Academy
Anderson, Harold, 1662 Commercial
Andrews, John, 308 Broad
Arnold, Maynard S., 15 Ashmont
Arthur, Norman L., 14 Rucille
Atwood, Roderick L., 93 Commercial
Auger, Leon J., 292 Broad
Badger, Russell W., 883 Front
Bailey, George W., 38 Roosevelt
Baker, Winfield B., 27 Tower
Barnes, Fred T., 33 Tower
Barraud, Ernest S., 27 Walnut Avenue
Bates, Clement W., 500 Front 1
Bates, Quincy B. 298 Washington
Beedy, Wilfred F., 52 Wachusett Road
Belcher, Ernest E., 164 Randolph
Belcher, Harold F., 46 Emerson
Benjamin, John, 167 Middle Bennett, Leon S., 78 Pleasant
Billings, Calvin E., 92 Babcock Ave.
Billings, Carl L., 59 Academy
Bisognano, Peter, 793 Pleasant
Blackney, William B., Jr., 39 Saunders
Blackwell, Lester M., 15 High
Bland, Harold O., 9 Greenvale
Blenis, Elmer R., 98 Mill
Blenis, Stanley E., 110 Mill
Bonney, Winifred C., 1525 Commercial
Boynton, Percival, 53 Wessagusset
Breton, James, 10 Field Brook, Tirrell, 137 Pleasant
Brown, Charles J., 114 Worthen
Boss Painter
Buchanan, William H., 267 Wessagusset
Burbank, Ralph N., 74 Lakewood
Burkett, Charles H., 83 Hawthorne Burrell, Malcolm, 94 High
Butler, Roger N., 6 Brook Terrace
Butterworth, Willis G., 160 Front Cain, Ernest W., 126 Pilgrim Cameron, Wilfred, 97 Phillips
Campbell, Kenneth P., 34 Bluff
Canniff, John H., 33 Thayer
Carpenter, Raymond A., 71 Squanto
Cate, Melville F., 918 Main Casey, James E., 256 Broad
Chenette, Ernest L., 21 Sterling
Christopher, Charles, 6 Clapp
Cippullo, Ralph, 19 off Humphrey
Clark, Oberlin S., 50 Leonard
Cleaves, George C., Jr., 185 Bridge
Foreman Architect Painter Truckman Office Manager Vice-President Bank Clerk Truck Driver Housewife Steel Inspector Painter Prop. Oilworks Cities Service Chauffeur Commercial Artist Cement Producer Supt.
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Welder Mechanic Carpenter Clerk Electrician Salesman Oil Station Chauffer Locksmith Janitor Banker Salesman Painter Gardener Carpenter Carpenter Manager Underwriter Electric Engineer Engineer Rate Seller Barber Carpenter Salesman Welder
Printer . Carpenter Laborer Clerk Fore River Salesman
Aikens, Clarence, 42 Paomet
Clifford, Bernard F., 47 Athens Cole, Alfred M., 37 Standish Condrick, Harold A., 606 Main Connor, Timothy J., 71 Pond Cronin, Walter T., 102 High
. Croscup, Everett J., 303 Commercial Crote, Frederick, 1608 Commercial Cushing, Perley A., 155 Circuit Ave.
Daly, John J., 20 Richmond Dalto, Angelo, 15 Washburn Daniele, John, 29 Broad Street Place Davidson, John H., 33 Humphrey Davis, George A., 99 Pleasant
Davison, Seymore M., 12 Oakcrest Road
Delorey, Theodore J., 25 Delorey Avenue
De Lucca, Michael, 56 Humphrey
Descalzo, Charles J., 418 Pond Desmond, Leo P., 723 Main Dorey, Richard, 619 Bridge
Ducker, August J., 262 Main
Dunbar, Carl L., 24 Bayley Terrace
Dunham, George C., 82 West
Dunn, J. Wilfred, 56 Thicket
Duplin, Harold W., 12 off Park Avenue
Ells, Louis H., 423 Main
Ernst, Lester F., 231 Bridge
Ewell, Raymond L., 50 Glendale Ewing, Archibald, 27 Saunders
Ferguson, William A., 1065 Washington
Field, John W., 15 Bates Avenue
Fitzgerald, Arthur L., 35 Russell
Fitzgerald, John J., 1238 Washington Fitzgerald, Walter A., 100 Oak Forcier, Charles A., 46 Union
Fowler, Warren F., 134 Clinton Road
French, C. Lewis, 97 Columbian
Garlick, Harry E., 65 Grant
Gilman, George F., 19 Lambert Avenue
Godin, Henry F., 1273 Pleasant
Grasso, Vincent, 21 Washburn
Gray, Albert M., 18 Seminole Grillo, Michael A., 101 Pond
Gunville, David A., 27 Grove
Hale, Frank G. Jr., 393 Randolph
Hartman, Walter K., 608 Front Hartry, John F., 30 Overlook Road Healy, Francis, 93 White
Heffernan, John W., 1024 Front
Heffernan, Leo A., 551 Washington
Hodgdon, George R., 171 White
Holden, Wm. F., Jr., 68 Gilmore
Howe, James R., 5 Pine Point Avenue
Howe, Spencer S., 494 Main
Humphries, Judson L., 185 Randolph . Hunt, Arthur F., 1194 Washington Hynes, Richard M., 50 Chauncy Iliffe, Thomas H., 215 Pond
Jones, De Forest H., 205 Evans
Kalaghan, Joseph H., 249 Evans Kearns, David F., 94 Hawthorne Keefe, Dennis, 11 Linden Place
Electrician Fore River Shoeworker Plumber Retired Office Manager Shoeworker Laborer Laborer Restaurant Clerk Shoeworker Carpenter Manager Shoeworker Shoeworker Carpenter
Laborer Foreman Gas Fitter Carpenter State Road Janitor Shoeworker Merchant Fore River Engineer Plasterer Draftsman Foreman Clerk Fore River Insurance Clerk
Painter Superintendent Machinist Merchant Hing. Beth. Barber Draftsman Shoeworker N. E. Tel. & Tel. Adjustor Decorator Chauffeur Shoeworker Shoeworker Chemist Shoeworker Tel. Insp. Carpenter Tallyman Brakeman
Meter Reader Butcher Plumber Merchant Welder Bus Driver Shoemaker
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Keefe, William E., 215 Front Keith, Charles M., 16 Edgeworth Kelliher, James P., 21 Lindale Keohan, John J., Sr., 51 Norfolk Kezer, William E., 42 Beal Knight, Edward W., 35 Wessagusset Knox, John W., 661 Middle Lawton, Louis J., 86 Kensington Laland, George H., 27 Clematis Lee, Joseph N., 246 North Lesenechal, Joseph J., 12 Pearl Lincoln, Donald A., 11 Shaw Lohnes, Arthur R., 22 Sea Lynch, Cornelius J., 70 Hillcrest
MacCallum, Warren, 137 Pearl MacKay, Daniel S., 37 Holbrook
MacLachlin, Alexander, 57 Wilson Mahoney, Joseph W., 21 Pierce Court Mahoney, Michael F., 146 Broad Manley, Charles F., 71 Greenvale Marden, George B., 249 Middle Martell, Edmund C., 78 Roosevelt
Matteson, William H., 29 Partridge Road
Mauro, Anthony R., Anthony Road McCarthy, Dennis, 396 Washington
McCarthy, John B., 10 Whitman
McCarthy, Justin L., 318 Front
Mccullough, Carroll E., 51 Pine Circle
McCusker, Henry J., 49 Worthen Avenue McDonald, Earl L., 12 High
McIsaac, Waldo S., 118 Cedar
McKinley, George H., 38 Lakehurst Avenue
McLain, William, 39 Bartlett
McPhee, William P., 327 Ralph Talbot
Melcher, Nathaniel E., 174 Central
Melville, Walter C., 12 Highland Place
Merluzzo, Ralph B., 26-Shawmut
Miller, John H., 45 Hawthorne
Monk, Percy V., 170 Forest
Moore, Alfred C., 111 Iron Hill
Moore, William C., 21 Walnut Avenue
Morrison, Walter, 41 Keating Circle
Nason, Everett B., 512 Bridge
Nash, Robert E., 55 Broad Nickerson, Frank E., 945 Commercial
Nolan, Frederick W., 54 Center
O'Connell, Michael, 177 Broad
O'Leary, Robert B., 140 Middle
Oldfield, Joseph B., 11 Riverbank
Oliva, John F., 21 Birchbrow
Olson, Carl E., 46 Pearl Oman, Arthur H., 842 Commercial
O'Neil, James, 601 Middle
Osborne, Wilfred W., 40 Brae Road
O'Toole, Patrick J., 1074 Pleasant
Parker, Murray G., 24 Pierce Court Peterson, George, 419 Summer Pitts, Joseph W., 48 Lovell
Poole, Edward I., 1109 Front
Pratt, Francis A., 136 North
Price, Charles A. R., 79 Webb
Price, Clarence M., 69 Webb
Laborer Carpenter Retired Salesman Carpenter Salesman Carpenter Electrician Electrician Bus Operator Foreman Asst. Supt. Merchant Salesman Machinery Expert Butcher Laundry Insurance Painter Printer Watchman Rubber Work Accountant
Clerk Janitor Salesman Salesman Salesman Finisher Chauffeur Shoeworker Rigger
Telephone Lineman Carpenter Foreman
Printer Shoeworker Lineman Postal Clerk Painter Steamfitter Credit Mgr. Electrician Fore River Laborer N. E. Telephone Street Department Fore River Greenkeeper Weymouth Light Foreman Carpenter Shoeworker Crane Operator Ice Dealer Machinist Ammunition Depot Engineer Shoeworker Bank Clerk Radio Business Real Estate
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Price, Walter S., 290 Pond Proctor, Gerald B., 14 Babcock Avenue
Proctor, Raymond E., 268 Pond
Richards, Sydney E., 1099 Pleasant Richmond, Milton B., 124 Chard
Robinson, Hosea, 40 Wilson
Robinson, John A., 19 Putman
Roulston, Fred A., 135 Evans
Roulston, George A., 44 Wachusett Road Saferian, Richard, 596 East
Sakin, Nathan, 198 Pierce Road
Salt, Cuthbert D., 1083 Middle Sampson, A. Wesley, 22 Shaw Santry, John J., 202 Pond
Sawyer, Walter F., 73 Hibiscus
Schleiff, Carl, 27 Mount Vernon East
Shaftoe, Herbert B., 611 Commercial
Shanahan, William F., 36 Center
Shaughnessey, Henry R., 59 Seminole
Shepherd, Arthur B., 72 Pond
Sheppard, Charles P., 25 Princeton Avenue Sheriff, James 5 Genevieve
Shields, William F., -1115 Commercial
Skidmore, John H., 94 Puritan
Smith, Ernest A., 1141 Commercial
Smith, Horace P., 60 Burton Terrace
Smith, John P., 59 Pearl
Smith, Robert G., 680 Main Somers, John T., 15 King Philip
Soule, Albert L., 32 Wachusett Road
Soule, Harold G., 38 Newbert Avenue
Spinney, Burgess H., Jr., 56 Aster Circle
Stackpole, Lester O., 201 Randolph
Stebbins, George H., 33 Middle
Stephenson, Edgar, 1057 Front Stevens, Clarence, 817 Commercial
Sullivan, George W., 49 Endicott
Sullivan, James H., 40 Bluff Road
Sullivan, John E., Jr., 165 Columbian
Swan, Kenneth G., 144 Chard Sylvester, Everett H., 22 Cottage Taylor, Clarence W., 58 Lakewood Road Taylor, Ralph E., 347 Pond Thayer, Frederick A., Jr., 47 Pearl Tirrell, Frank E., 16 Congress
Tirrell, Kenneth L., 52 Cain Ave.,
Tisdale, Lester W., 20 Phillips
Toomey, David J., 23 Drew Avenue
Torrey, Herbert C., 291 Pleasant Torrey, Stanley T., 15 Lovell
Tower, Alden, 15 Wachusett
Trask, Harold J., 93 Phillips
Tufts, Robert W., 80 Norton
Veno, Lester, 76 Cedar
Ventre, George W., 15 Roosevelt
Vincini, Leilo, 19 Washburn
Vining, John F., Jr., 50 Oakden Avenue
Waite, Leslie C., 266 Union
Walsh, Richard J., 154 Central Watson, Harold M., 1019 Main
Welch, Charles A:, 20 Reed Avenue Welch, John F., 20 Reed Avenue
Retired Sales Manager Printer Leading Man Printer Chauffeur Truckman Carpenter Carpenter Shoeworker Merchant Mechanic Manufacturer Shoeworker Salesman Fore River Assistant Shoeworker Mason Salesman Insurance Welder Shoeworker Chauffeur Salesman Clerk Machinist Chipper Carpenter Agent Salesman Fore River Painter Insurance Laborer Chemist Shipfitter Clerk Salesman Electrician Salesman Engineer Manager Mechanic Clerk Meter Reader Clerk Printer Shoeworker Draughtsman Naval Architect Chauffeur Electric Welder Lineman Musician Shoeworker Post Office Clerk Chauffeur Carpenter Accountant Chauffeur Real Estate
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Welch, Phillip M., 20 Reed Avenue Welsh, John M., 111 Hawthorne Wentworth, Russell A., 24 Adams White, Fred J., 574 Summer Whittle, C. Parker, 26 Summer Wight, Gilbert M., 24 Brae Wight, Willis M., 62 Norton Wilder, John J., 311 Union Winters, George M., 15 Saunders
- Wolf, Charles, 26 Moulton Avenue Woods, Clarence A., 61 Sagamore Worcester, Paul J., 62 Vine Young, Edward W., 1155 Commercial Young, Frederick L., 29 Torrey Young, Samuel G. 12 Curtis
Salesman Meter Reader Steel Work Fore River Ind. Engineer Pipefitter Cabinet Maker Carpet Layer Accountant Motorman Welder Clerk Engineer Electrician Carpenter
Harry Christensen, Chairman Ralph P. Burrell Sandy Roulston Joseph A. Fern Basil S. Warren Selectmen of Weymouth
1 JURORS DRAWN IN 1943
William B. Simpson, 10 Roosevelt Road Joseph H. Kalaghan, 249 Evans Street Clarance G. Young, 23 Great Pond . Road Arthur B. Shepherd, 72 Pond Street Ernest A. Smith, 1141 Commercial Street Samuel G. Young, 12 Curtis Street Cuthbert D. Salt, 1083 Middle Street Thomas McGonnigal, 106 Hawthorne Street John J. Daly, 20 Richmond Street Cornelius Ahern, 480 Summer Street John W. Field, 15 Bates Avenue Harold A. Condrick, 606 Main Street Marcus L. Tirrell, 10 Hollis Street Harold F. Belcher, 46 Emerson Street Phillip M. Welch, 20 Reed Avenue Bowdoin B. Smith, 44 Pine Street Harold M. Allen, 1071 Front Street Joseph W. Pitts, 50 Lovell Street Nathan Sakin, 198 Pierce Road Albert M. Gray, 18 Seminole Avenue John J. Brenan, 50 Lee Street Gordon D. Paris, 6 Great Pond Road C. Parker Whittle, 26 Summer Street Albert J. Coe, 222 West Street Alfred A. Colby, 57 Norfolk Street Harris L. Given, 281 Randolph Street Walter F. Ryerson, 59 Cain Avenue Emery E. Welch, 487 Pond Street Harold B. Stone, 18 Summer Street Ralph A. Klingman, 51 Bates , Avenue Robert H. Buchan, 44 Fairlawn Avenue John Cicchese, 30 Cedar Street Henry R. Sargent, 20 Pond Street George B. Marden, 249 Middle Street Harry W. Hanson, 208 Evans Street Eugene F. Miller, 103 Hill Street Eugene O'Leary, 76 Myrtle Street
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