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MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 3. That in order to aid the veterans of World War II to secure suitable homes the Town Moderator be instructed to appoint within fifteen days a Weymouth Veteran Housing Committee consisting of seven members. This Committee shall make a complete survey of the needs for veteran housing in Weymouth. It shall submit to the Appropriation Com- mittee on or before January 31, 1947 a complete report for the construction of homes for Weymouth veterans. This report shall include the use of any town owned properties which can be properly released for such purpose. The com- mittee shall make such recommendations which will expedite and assist in the construction of veteran homes during 1947. That the sum of $300.00 be raised and appropriated for the use of this Committee. That the Board of Selectmen be instructed to insert in the Warrant for the next Annual Town Meeting an article or articles for the purpose of taking action on veteran housing.
$300.00
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR. THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 4. No action.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 5. That the sum of $7,500.00 be raised and appropriated for the Highway Department. $7,500.00
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 6. That the Town accept from the United States Government the property known as the Abigail Adams House located on Bridge Street, North Weymouth.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 7. That the Town Moderator appoint a committee of five to recommend to the next Annual Town Meeting proper action to be taken on the disposition of the Abigail Adams House.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
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MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 8. That the sum of $1,250.00 be raised and appropriated for the Tree Department.
$1,250.00
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 9. That the sum of $6,125.00 be raised and appropriated for the School Department for maintenance. $6,125.00 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 10. That the Town appropriate the sum of $5,000.00 from the General Fund of the Water Department for carrying on work for private parties payment for such work to revert to the General Fund of this Depart- ment.
SELECTMAN JOSEPH FERN OFFERED THE FOLLOWING AMEND- MENT:
That the laying of a pipe on Pine Cliff Road be assumed as a part of this money and that the Taxpayers on that street be authorized to pay for the installation of the pipe within a period of sixty days. Vote taken and Amendment SO VOTED.
Vote taken on the motion as offered by the Appropriation Committee as thus amended by Mr. Fern. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. $5,000.00
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 11. That the Town accept Chapter 207 of the Acts of 1946, "An Act Relative To The License Operation On The Lord's Day of Bowling Alleys."
SO VOTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED :
ARTICLE 12. That the Town accept Chapter 559 of the Acts of 1946, "An Act Authorizing Increases Of The Amounts Of Pensions Payable To Certain Former Public Employees Who Have Been Retired." UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
MR. GEORGE E. LANE FOR THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MOVED:
ARTICLE 13. That the Town Moderator be instructed to appoint a Committee of nine, three of which shall be veterans of World War II, to be known as the Old Home Week Committee. This Committee shall prepare plans for a suitable celebration of the 325th anniversary of the settlement of the Town of Weymouth and the home-coming of World War II servicemen and women. A complete report of the plans and cost shall be submitted to the Appropriation Committee on or before January 31, 1947. That the sum of $300.00 be raised and appropriated for the use of this Committee: And, further that the Board of Selectmen be instructed to insert an article in the Warrant for the next Annual Town Meeting for the purpose of appropriating funds for such a celebration. $300.00 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. MOVED: To Adjourn. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
ADJOURNED at 8:18 P.M.
A true copy attest :
CHESTER L. BOYLE Town Clerk
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SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS SPECIAL TOWN MEETING November 12, 1946
Articles
1: Old Age Assistance Aid to Dependent Children
2,000.00
2. Soldier's Benefits
4,250.00
3. Veteran's Housing
300.00
5. Highway Department
7,500.00
8. Tree Department
1,250.00
9. School Department
6,125.00
10. Water Department
$5,000.00
13. Old Home Week Committee
300.00
$41,725.00
$5,000.00
A true copy attest:
CHESTER L. BOYLE Town Clerk
OFFICIAL RE-COUNT DECEMBER 9, 1946 TOWN OF WEYMOUTH
The Board of Registrars met in the Selectmen's Chamber on December 9, 1946 at 9:00 A.M. and proceeded by law to re-count the votes cast at the election held November 5, 1946 for the offices of Lieutenant Governor and Auditor of the Commonwealth respectively.
Credentails were presented covering Roy H. Rosewell, Charles W. Burgess and Harry E. Bearce to act as Agents for Arthur W. Coolidge and Russell A. Wood. Mr. Francis A. Gunn produced credentials certifying him to act as Agent for Paul A. Dever and Thomas J. Buckley.
The following were certified as Observers in the interest of the Republican Candidates: Mrs. Prescott B. Brown, Mrs. Francis Farr, Mrs. Ann Sampson, Mrs. Charles Gibson and Mrs. Marion Osborn; and the following were certified as Observers in the interest of the Democratic Candidates: Mrs. Amy H. Duncan, John H. Stonely, A. G. Higgins, Everett E. Callahan and James H. Towle.
The following Assistant Registrars were appointed: Mrs. Alice H. Kalag- han, Mrs. Grace Cote, Miss Kathryn A. Melville, Miss Alice Cullen, Horace Smith and Henry Cote.
TABULATION OF RE-COUNT - MONDAY DECEMBER 9, 1946
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 Total
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Arthur W. Coolidge
1147
555
994
487
683
576 607
442
571
906
6361
Paul A. Dever
543
478
737
221
180
215
203
296
3480
Alfred Erickson
14
6
9
5
3
12
6
5
5
65
Francis A. Votano
6
2
13
0
1
21
6
4
5
58
Blanks
17
16
23
6
9
32
10
5
10
128
Totals
1727 1057 1776
719
876 1248
679
788 1222 10092
AUDITOR
Thomas J. Buckley
541
473
758
252
200 653
618 550
229 427
217 550
308
3596
Russell A. Wood
1121
535
951
448
879
6114
Pearl J. McGlynn
15
3
21
L
3
17
8
5
4
77
75
Raise and Appropriate Appropriate $20,000.00
Robert A. Sommons Blanks
8
3
4
2
2
4
2
0
5
30
42
43
42
16
18
59
13
16
26
275
Totals
1727 1057 1776
719 876 1248
679
788 1222 10092
CHESTER L. BOYLE, Clerk JOHN F. REARDON, Chairman LAWRENCE P. CORRIDAN
A true copy attest :
CHESTER L. BOYLE Town Clerk
SUMMARY OF THE TOWN CLERK'S STATISTICAL REPORT VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, FOR THE YEAR 1946
The total number of births received and recorded during the year 1946 at the time of going to press were as follows :- Total number 1100. Of this number 581 were males and 519 were females. Of this total number 473 were children born to Weymouth residents.
MARRIAGES
The total number of Marriage Certificates received and recorded during the year 1946, at the time of going to press were 427.
DEATHS
The total number of Death Certificates received and recorded during the year of 1946, at the time of going to press were 367. Of this number 187 were males and 153 females.
CHESTER L. BOYLE
Town Clerk
TOWN CLERK'S FINANCIAL REPORT FOR YEAR ENDING 1946
DOG LICENSES ISSUED YEAR 1946 (Up to time of Press)
1270 Males @ $2.00 each
$2540.00
201 Females @ $5.00 each
1005.00
658 Sp. Females @ 2.00 each
1316.00
8 Kennels @ $25.00 each
200.00
1 Kennel @ $50.00 each
50,00
28 Kennels @$10.00 each
280.00
48 Military - Free
None
2214
$5391.00
Less fees retained under Gen. Laws Chap. 140 and Amendments thereto.
433.20
Paid to Town Treasurer
$4957.80
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HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES ISSUED YEAR 1941
506 Res. Citz. Fishing @ $2.00 each
$1012.00
421 Res. Citz. Hunting @ $2.00 each
842.00
391 Res. Citz. Sporting @ $3.25 each
1270.75
145 Res. Citz. Minor & Female Fishing @ 1.25 each
181.25
9 Res. Citz. Minor Trapping @ $2.25 each
20.25
20 Res. Citz. Trapping @ $5.25 each
105.00
2 Sp. Non-Res. Fishing @ $1.50 each
3.00
2 Non-Res. Citz. Fishing @ $5.25 each
10.50
1 Non-Res. Citz. Hunting @ $10.25 each
10.25
17 Duplicate @ $.50 each
8.50
45 Res. Citz. Sporting - Free
None
76 Res. Citz. Military or Naval Sporting - Free
None
1635
Less fees retained under Gen. Laws Chap. 131 Sec. 3.
374.25
Paid to Division of Fisheries & Game
$3089.25
TOWN LICENSES ISSUED FOR YEAR 1946
93 Gasolene Renewal Permits @ $1.00 each
$ 93,00
2 Hawkers & Pedlars Licenses @ $1.00 each
20.00
7 Hawkers & Pedlars Licenses @ $5.00 each
35.00
10 Auctioneers Licenses @ $2.00 each
20.00
9 Pool & Bowling Licenses @ $5.00 each
45.00
9 Junk Licenses @ $25.00 each
225.00
5 Used Furniture Licenses @ $2.00 each
10.00
1 Ammunition Licenses @ $1.00 each
1.00
136 (Paid to Town Treasurer $249.00
JURY LIST
The followng is a List of Proposed Jurors prepared by the undersigned for use during the year commencing August 1, 1946
Name Address
Occupation
Abbott, Elmont B., 72 Keith
Leather
Abbot, Warner M., 7 Columbian
Aikens, Clarence F., 42 Paomet
Almy, Harold E., 428 Pond
Ames, Percival A., 44 Sherwood
Ames, Walter S., Jr., 236 Columbian
Estimator
Anderson, Harold, 1662 Commercial
Mechanic
Andrews, John, 308 Broad
Carpenter Clerk
Arthur, Norman L., 14 Rucille
Electrician
Atwood, Roderick L., 93 Commercial
Salesman
Auger, Leon J., 292 Broad
Oil Station
Austin, Ralph W., 260 Pond
Chemist
Bagonis, Joseph T., 914 Broad
Shipfitter
Bailey, George W., 38 Roosevelt
Locksmith
Bailey, Harry A., 3 Manomet
Retired
Baird, Elmer E., 565 Columbian
Baker, Winfield, 27 Tower
Barcelo, Ronald T., 80 Forrest
Barnes, Gordon T., 55 May Terrace
Barnes, Milton A., 195 Pond
Bates, Alfred C., 36 Bates
Janitor Boxmaker Clerk Salesman Shipper
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Clerk Painter Auditor Bank Clerk
Arnold, Maynard S., 15 Ashmont
$3463.50
Bates, Quincy B., 298 Washington Bearce, Harry E., 41 Laurel Belcher, Ernest E., 164 Randolph Belcher, Percy W., 146 Pond Benjamin, John A., 1064 Pleasant Bicknell, Charles S., 66 Hollis Billings, Calvin E., 92 Babcock Ave. Billings, William R., 1800 Commercial Bisognano, Peter, 793 Pleasant Bland, Harold D., 9 Greenvale
Blenis, Elmer R., 98 Mill
Blenis, Walter R., 60 High
Boynton, Percival, 53 Wessagusset
Bowker, Ernest A., 146 Randolph Breton, James, 10 Field
Burbank, Ralph N., 74 Lakewood
Burgess, Charles W., 32 Pearl
Burrell, Malcolm, 94 High Butler, Clifton H., 4 Linden Pl.
Butterworth, Willis G., 160 Front Callahan, Everett E., 316 Pond
Cain, Ernest W., 126 Pilgrim
Cain, William F., 628 Middle
Cameron, Wilfred, 97 Phillips Campbell, Chester B., 43 Hilldale
Canniff, John H., 33 Thayer
Caracciolo, Pasquale, 66 Hillcrest
Cavallo, Peter M., 67 Lake
Chamberlain, Raymond, 12 Mayflower
Chandler, Howard, 1083 Front Cichesse, Yranio, 14 Chard
Cate, Melville F., 918 Main
Casey, James E., 256 Broad
Casey, Robert J., 14 off Ledgehill Rd.
Churchill, Earle B., 42 Bates Cignarella, Andrew, 277 Lake Collins, Arthur W., 16 Walnut
Clark, Oberlin S., 50 Leonard Clifford, Burnard F., 47 Athens
Coughlin, James E., 70 Prospect Hill Dr.,
Cole, Dwight L., 209 Park Avenue
Condrick, Harold A., 606 Main
Coveny, William A., 206 Central
Crawford, C. Niles, 66 Kirkland
Cronin, Walter T., 102 High Croto, Frederick, 1608 Commercial
Curtis, Ellsworth W., 431 Pine
Daniele, John, 29 Broad Street Place
Dasha, Laughton B., 50 Fairlawn
Davidson, William A., 57 Sea Davis, George A., 99 Pleasant · Delorey, William S., 195 Evans
DeLucca, Michael, 28 Lake
Dentino, Henry, 4 off Lake
Descalzo, Charles J., 418 Pond
Desmond, Arthur, 46 Beals Diersch, William E., 19 Morningside Doble, Burton L., 82 Pleasant Downing, Charles J., 120 Oak
Ducker, August J., 262 Main
Dunbar, Carl F., 24 Bayley Terrace
Dunham, George C., 82 West
Dunn, Brownell M., 26 Russell
Dunn; Frank E., 18 Lakewood
Gardener Assessor Carpenter Fireman Fireman Fore River Engineer Machinist Barber Welder Printer
Lineman Clerk Clerk Fore River Architect Sealer
Truckman Inspector Vice-President Painter Bank Clerk Chemist Truck Driver Salesman Steel Inspector Shoeworker
Laborer Welder Salesman Fore River Prop. Oilworks Lineman Clerk Laborer Fore River Cement Producer Electrician Machinist
Shoeworker Clerk Clerk Retired Shoeworker Oilman Clerk Engineer Lineman Carpenter Art Leather Shoeworker Shoeworker Carpenter Insurance Fore River Guard Fore River Gas Fitter Carpenter State Road Draftsman Ins. Eng.
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Dunning, John T., 487 Pond Duplin, Harold W., 12 off Park Avenue Eldridge, Paul G., 417 Pond Elkington, Benjamin J., 216 Middle Ernst, Lester F., 23 Bridge Ewell, Andrew V., 34 North Ewing, Archibald, 27 Caunders Farr, Francis A. 33 Mt. Vernon E. Ferguson, William A., 1065 Washington
Field, John W., 15 Bates Avenue
Fitzgerald, Arthur L., 35 Russell Fitzgerald, John J., 1238 Washington Forcier, Charles A., 46 Union Ford, Weston P., 27 Canterbury Fowler, Warren F., 134 Clinton Road Frederick, Louis, 7 Shawmut
French, C. Lewis, 97 Columbian
Gallagher, William G., 28 Fairlawn Ave.
Gardner, Everett T., 16 Cain Ave.
Gaudreau, Joseph L., 1256 Pleasant Gerstley, Arthur A., 50 Bates Gill, F. Merton, 145 Randolph Gilligan, James L., 51 Charles
Gillespie, Clifford J., 79 Lambert
Gilman, George F., 19 Lambert Avenue
Gorman, William D., 316 Middle Grasso, Vincent, 21 Washburn Gray, Albert M., 18 Seminole
Green, Herbert E., 124 Hawthorne
Gunville, Joseph O., 48 Grove
Gunn, Francis A., 71 Blanchard
Hale, Frank G., Jr., 393 Randolph Hall, G. David, 1072 Washington Hannon, Sydney L., 408 North
Harkinson, Arthur W., 1015 Main
Harrington, James J., 1144 Pleasant St.,
Harrington, George, 1144 Pleasant St.,
Hartry, John T., 30 Overlook
Hastie, James T., 53 Evans Haviland, Francis C., 356 Washington
Healy, Francis, 93 White
Heffernan, John W., 1024 Front
Clerk Shoeworker Real Estate Chemist
Heffernan, Leo A., 551 Washington
Heffernan, Walter B., 555 Washington
Henly, William J., 817 Commercial Hochstrasser, Amie A., 1549 Main Hodgdon, George R., 171 White Holbrook, Ellsworth M., 61 Blanchard Holbrook, Frank W,. 33 Keating Cir. Hollis, Minot E., 30 Lakewood Rd. Horace, John E., 76 Reed Ave. Howe, Harry E., 525 Randolph
Howe, Spencer S., 494 Main
Huges, Willis M., 38 Wood Ave. Humes, John P., 15 Orchard
Humphries, Judson L., 185 Randolph Hunt, Arthur F., 1194 Washington Hunter, Irvin E., 592 Main Hynes, Richard M., 11 Fern Rd.
Iliffe, Thomas H., 215 Pond
Jannell, Joseph L., 323 Pond
Johnson, Walter F., 26 Grove Jordan, Charles, 39 Sycamore Joyce, Patrick, 18 Willow Ave.
Machinist Shoeworker Salesman Telephone Fore River Merchant Plasterer Clerk Draftsman Foreman Clerk Fore River Clerk Shipfitter Painter Clerk Superintedent Real Estate Inspector Supervisor Retired Manager Shoeworker Carpenter Merchant Crane Oper. Barber Draftsman Electrician Plumber Real Estate Adjustor Rigger Tel. Co. Salesman Fore River Fore River Chauffeur Sheetmetal
Operator Loftsman Farmer Shoeworker Lineman Tax Collector Real Estate Bank Clerk Shoeworker Tallyman Fore River Operator Brakeman Meter Reader Operator Butcher Plumber Proprietor Counter Salesman Water-tender
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Kalaghan, Joseph H., 148 Sea Kearns, David F., 94 Hawthorne Keith, Charles M., 16 Edgeworth Kelley, George M., 34 Evans Kelley, Nowell, 99 Hibisous Kezer, William E., 42 Beal Knight, William P., 83 Pond Knox, John W., 661 Middle Koopman, Thurston F., 42 Ocean Ave.
Kohler, Joseph A., 37 Bates
Lane, George E., 52 Mt. Vernon West
Lavangie, William E., 41 Myrtle Lawton, Louis J., 86 Kensington Lee, Joseph N., 246 North Lesenechal, Joseph J., 12 Pearl Lincoln, Donald A., 11 Shaw Lohnes, Arthur R., 22 Sea Lohnes, Lester E., 22 Sea
- Long, James D., Jr., 35 High
Lopaus, R. Chester, 49 Ocean
Loud, Ray E., 23 Johnson
MacDonald, Hugh, 38 Edgeworth
MacLachlin, Alexander, 57 Wilson
Mahoney, Joseph, 21 Berce Ct.
Mahoney, Michael F., 146 Broad Major, Thomas, 46 Church
Marden, George B., 246 Middle
Martell, Edmund C., 78 Roosevelt
Mason, Milton S., 60 Ocean Ave.
Matteson William H. Jr., 29 Patridge
Mauro, Anthony R., Anthony Road
McCuster, Henry J., 49 Worthen Avenue
McDonald, Thomas J., 124 Lake McGovern, John S., 169 Pond
McGrath, William B., 38 Huntington
McIntosh, Edward C., 40 Raymond
McIntosh, Everett J., 62 Front
McIsaac, Waldo S., 118 Cedar
Mckinley, George H., 38 Lakehurst Avenue
McPhee, Frank L., 11 Torrey
McPhee, William P., 327 Ralph Talbot
Miller, Sidney, 31 School
Miller, Walter F., 707 Main
Monk, Percy V., 170 Forest
Monks, George S., 274 Pine
Monroe, Robert B., 33 Mill
Monahan, Walter J., 477 Union
Monteith, William E., 537 Pleasant
Morrison, Walter, 41 Keating Circle
Nash, Robert E. 55 Broad
Newton, John I., 5 Harland Rd.,
Nolan, Frederick W., 54 Center
O'Leary, Robert B., 140 Middle
Oldfield, Joseph B., 9 Riverbank Oliva, John F., 21 Birchbrow
O'Niel, William J., 801 Middle
Osbore, Asa C., 7 Riverbank
Osborne, Wilfred W., 40 Brae Road
O'Toole, Patrick J., 1074 Pleasant Owen, Donald B., 44 Emeline Rd.
Oullett, Joseph S., 91 Coolidge
Palmer, Robert L., 63 Pearl
Parkes, Murray G., 24 Berce Ct. Peterson, George, 419 Summer
Welder Bus Driver Carpenter Welder Shipper Carpenter Clerk Carpenter Engineer Plumber United Shoe Shipworker Electrician Bus Operator Foreman ® Asst. Supt. Merchant Insurance Laborer Clerk
Line Man Laundry Insurance Painter
Telephone Watchman Rubber work Draftsman Accountant Clerk Finisher Plumber
Salesman Ins. Clerk
Lt. & Power Teacher Shoeworker Rigger Carpenter Carpenter Electrician Lt. & Power Postal Clerk Manager Fore River Tel. & Tel. Salesman Credit Mgr. Fore River Engineer N, E. Telephone Fore River Greenkeeper Weymouth Light Painter Pres. Retail Crane Operator Ice Dealer Chipper Carpenter Salesman Foreman Victualler
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Peterson, Paul E., 1681 Main Pigeon, Henry J., 57 Pequot Rd. Pillsbury, Alfred P., 20 Sargent Pratt, Francis A., 136 North Pratt, Franklin N., 1396 Pleasant
Price, Charles A. R., 79 Webb Price, Clarence M., 69 Webb Price, Walter S., 290 Pond Proctor, Gerald B., 14 Babcock Avenue
Purdy, Blake G., 21 Weybosset Putney, Roger L., 38 Tower
Quinn, Joseph P., 54 King Ave. Ralph, William, 34 Reed Ave.
Richards, Sydney E., 1099 Pleasant Richmond, Milton B., 124 Chard Rieker, Paul J., 30 Lovell Robinson, John A., 19 Putnam
Ronan, John H., 216 Pleasant
Rosewell, Roy H., 31 Eleanor
Roulston, George A., 44 Wachusett Road
Ruud, Conrad R., 161 Randolph
Salzgeber, John H., 21 Grandview Salt, Cuthbert D., 1083 Middle
Sampson, A. Wesley, 22 Shaw Santry, John J., 202 Pond
Sargent, Henry R., 129 Randolph
Sawyer, Walter F., 73 Hibiscus
Schulz, Thomas O., 46 Roosevelt
Shaughnessey, Henry R., 59 Seminole
Shepherd, Arthur B., 72 Pond
Short, William G., 77 Fuller Rd.
Shields, William F., 41 Glendale
Slattery, Daniel J., 46 Cedar
Smith, John P., 59 Pearl
Smith, Robert C., off 678 Main
Somers, John T., 15 King Philip
Soule, Albert L .. 32 Wachusett Road
Soule, Harold G., 38 Newbert
Spencer Frederick, 52 Circuit Ave.
Starkie, Edwin H., 65 Hollis
Stella, William, 60 Greenvale
Stephenson, Edgar, 1057 Front
Stockbridge. John A., 48 Overlook
Stonely, John H., 527 Eeast
Stub, John, 1071 Pleasant
Sullivan, George W., 49 Endicott
Sullivan. John E., Jr., 165 Columbian
Surette, Herbert, 23 Great Pond Rd.
Swan, Kenneth G., 144 Chard
Sweeney, Thomas V., 35 Phillips
Sylvester, Everett H., 22 Cottage Taylor, Clarence W., 58 Lakewood Road
Thayer, Frederick A., Jr., 47 Pearl Thompson, Alfred A. J., 116 Thicket Tirrell, Frank E., 16 Congress
Tirrell, Irving J., 16 Brook Terrace
Tirrell, Kenneth L., 52 Cain Ave.
Tirrell, Marshall, 14 Genevieve Rd.
Tirrell, Wyman, 33 Lane Avenue
Tomilson, Percy, 28 Edgeworth
Toomey, David J., 23 Drew Avenue
Torrey, Herbert C., 291 Pleasant Torrey, Stanley T., 15 Lovell
Tower, Alden, 15 Wachusett
Tufts, Robert W., 80 Norton
Florist Fore River Manager Bank Clerk Printer Radio Bus. Real Estate Retired Sales Manager Broker Draftsman Laborer Florist Leading Man Printer Salesman Truckman Salesman Executive Carpenter Moulder Manufacturer Mechanic Manufacturer Shoeworker Appraiser Salesman Fore River Mason Salesman Meter Reader Salesman Fore River Machinist Chipper Carpenter Agent Salesman Foreman Clerk Foreman Laborer Machinist Clerk Draftsman Shipfitter Salesman Fore River Electrician Chemist Salesman Engineer Mechanic Shoeworker Clerk Insurance Meter Reader Office Manager Clerk Mechanic Printer Shoeworker Draftsman Naval Architect Electric Welder
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Tyler, Warren A., 24 Summer Veno, Lester, 76 Cedar Ventre, George W., 15 Roosevelt Vinal, Charles A., 175 Columbian Waite, Fred F., 16 Bates Ave. Waite, Leslie C., 266 Union Watson, Cedric D., 42 Cedar Watson, Harold M., 1019 Mian Webb, Fred W., 60 Center Welch, Charles A., 20 Reed Avenue
Welch, Phillip M., 20 Reed Avenue Wentworth, Russell A., 24 Adams White, Fred J., 574 Summer White, Richard J., 100 Cedar Whittle, C. Parker, 26 Summer White, Morrill F., 24 Broad 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
Wyman, Francis L., 1221 Pleasant Young, Edward W., 1155 Commercial
Young, Frederick L., 29 Torrey Young, Samuel G., 12 Curtic
Shipyard Lineman Musician Salesman Guard Chauffeur Traveller Accountant Retired Chauffeur Salesman Steel Work Fore River Meter Man Ind. Engineer Electrician Cabinet Maker Carpet Layer Accountant Motorman Welder Carpenter Engineer Electrician Carpenter
JOSEPH A. FERN, Chairman HARRY CHRISTENSEN, JOSEPH CREHAN, SANDY ROULSTON, BASIL S. WARREN, Selectmen of Weymouth.
JURORS WHOSE NAMES HAVE BEEN DRAWN
1945 1946
Edward I. Poole, 1109 Front Street Chester H. Swift, 341 Randolph Street John W. Gunville, 1258 Pleasant Street Walter K. Hartman, 608 Front Street Ralph Cole, 120 Lakehurst Avenue James J. Kane, 37 Suwanee Road Wilson D. Rogers, Jr., 4 Columbian Clarence Stevens, 817 Commercial Street
Shoeworker Storekeeper Clerk Decorator Supervisor Fore River Accountant
Alfred C. Moore, 111 Iron Hill St., James P. Kelliher, 21 Lindale David A. Gunville, 27 Grove Michael A. Grillo, 101 Pond William G. Diersch, 26 Canterbury Lester W. Tisdale, 20 Phillips Street DeForest H. Jones, 205 Evans St. Albert A. Wheeler, 909 Pleasant Arthur H. Oman, 842 Comm'l William F. Holden, Jr., 68 Gilmore Louis H. Ellis, 423 Main James R. Howe, 99 Lakehurst Ave. Richard Saferian, 596 East
Comm'l Chemist Painter Retired Tel. & Tel. Shoeworker Shoeworker Clerk Merchant Shipfitter Carpenter Tel. & Tel (Grand Jury) Merchant Carpenter Shoeworker Carpenter Lineman Engineer
Milfred F. Beedy, 42 Wachusset John H. Miller, 45 Howthorn Joseph W. Pitts, 48 Lovell Horace P. Smith, 60 Burton Terrace Clerk
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Leo P. Desmond, 723 Main Walter C. Melville, 12 Highland Place Carl E. Olden, 45 Pearl Street Theodore J Delorey, 25 Delorey Ave. George H. Stebbins, 33 Middle
Laborer Printer Foreman Shoeworker Insurance
Drawn Oct. 8, 1945 - Civ. Nov. 5, 1945
Everett J. Crosscup, 303 Comm'l Fred L. Clark, 38 Lakewood
Office Mgr. Insurance
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In Memoriam
Prince H. Tirrell
Member of School Committee 1912 - 1942
Chairman 1922 - 1942
WEYMOUTH SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Joseph W. Mahoney, Chairman Mrs. Arthur R. Taylor, Secretary
Wallace H. Drake, M. D. Term expires March, 1947 Wey. 0450
88 Sea Street, North Weymouth 91
Mrs. Arthur R. Taylor
Term expires March, 1947
44 Tower Avenue, South Weymouth 90 Wey. 2354
Clayton W. Nash Term expires March, 1948
19 West Street, South Weymouth 90 Wey. 0740 Harold A. Spalding, M. D. Term expires March, 1948
875 Main Street, South Weymouth 90 Wey. 1770
Joseph W. Mahoney Term expires March, 1949
Wey. 0650
21 Pierce Court, North Weymouth 91 William F. Shields Term expires March, 1949
+1 Glendale Street, Weymouth 88 Wey. 1610-W
ADMINISTRATION
Elmer Stephens Mapes, Superintendent of Schools 608 Bridge Street, North Weymouth 91 Wey. 3518
Office
Weymouth High School
89 Middle Street, East Weymouth 89 Wey. 1460
Helen G. Tonry, Secretary 79 Chard Street, East Weymouth 89 Wey. 0966
Myrtle L. Rice, Assistant Secretary 56 Aster Circle, Weymouth 88 Wey. 1534-M
Kathleen W. Weir, Assistant Secretary 27 Fore River Ave., No. Weymouth 91 Wey. 0927-W Office Hours: 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., on all school days; 9.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m. every week day, except Saturday, when schools are not in session; at other times by appointment.
SCHOOL CALENDAR 1946-1947
First Term: Opens September 4 - Closes December 20 Second Term : Opens January 2 - Closes February 21 Third Term: Opens March 3 - Closes April 25 Fourth Term: Opens May 5 - Closes June 19 Holidays: Armistice Day, Thanksgiving and day following, Good Friday, and Memorial Day Opening Day for 1947-1948: September 3, 1947
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"NO SCHOOL" SIGNAL (Adopted September 1, 1946)
All "No School" signals are sounded on fire alarm box 222 (three rounds), and are interpreted according to the following schedule :
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