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ACCEPTANCE OF BRYANT (ROGERS) STREET ARTICLE 27. Unanimously voted the acceptance of this street as a public way, as per Article 27, and the name be changed to Rogers Street; this acceptance sub- ject to the approval of the Planning Board, and that if there be any land takings that there be no expense to the town.
ACCEPTANCE OF EAST COGGESHALL STREET ARTICLE 28. Unanimously voted the acceptance of East Cogge- shall Street as a public way as per Article 28.
ACCEPTANCE OF PINE GROVE STREET
ARTICLE 29. Unanimously voted to indefinitely postpone ac- tion on this article.
ACCEPTANCE OF OCEAN COURT
ARTICLE 30. Unanimously voted to indefinitely postpone ac- tion on Article 30.
YANKEE LANE
ARTICLE 31. Vote defeated on acceptance of Yankee Lane as per Article 31.
ACCEPTANCE OF HILLER AVENUE
ARTICLE 32. Unanimously voted to accept Hiller Avenue as a public way, as per Article 32.
ACCEPTANCE OF JOHN STREET
ARTICLE 33. Unanimously voted the acceptance of the portion of John Street from Hiller Avenue to Marilaine Place only, as per Article 33.
ACCEPTANCE OF HARDING ROAD (Maine to Alden Road)
ARTICLE 34. Unanimously voted for indefinite postponement of action on Article 34.
ACCEPTANCE OF SCONTICUT NECK ROAD LAYOUT ARTICLE 35. Unanimously voted the acceptance of the Sconti- cut Neck Road relocation layout as per Art- icle 35.
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ACCEPTANCE OF THE SCONTICUT NECK ROAD ALTERATION LAYOUT
ARTICLE 36. Unanimously voted the acceptance of the Sconti- cut Neck Road Alteration Layout as per Art- icle 36.
CONSTRUCTION OF SCONTICUT NECK ROAD
ARTICLE 37. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $8,500.00 to meet the Town's share of the cost of Chap- ter 90 construction of Sconticut Neck Road, and that in addition $17,000.00 be transferred from un- appropriated funds in the Treasury to meet the State's and County's share of the cost of this work, the reimbursements from the State and County to be restored upon their receipt, to unap- propiated available funds in the Treasury. propriated available funds in the Treasury. 8,500.00
17,000.0
RECONSTRUCTION OF ROADS
1-Dartmouth Street
ARTICLE 38. Unanimously voted the reconstruction of Dart- mouth Street.
2-Oak Grove Lane
Voted to reconstruct Oak Grove Lane-Defeated.
3-Doane Street
Unanimously voted indefinite postponement of ac- tion on Doane Street reconstruction.
4-Jerusalem Road
Unanimously voted indefinite postponement of action on reconstruction of Jerusalem Road.
5-Charity Stevens Lane
Unanimously voted to straighten and reconstruct the middle section of Charity Stevens Lane, a distance of approximately 560 feet.
6-Cottage Street
Voted the reconstruction of Cottage Street, east of Pleasant Street.
7-Briercliffe Road
Unanimously voted, the reconstruction of Brier- . cliffe Road. :
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8-Lincoln Street
Unanimously voted to indefinitely postpone action on reconstruction of Lincoln Street.
9-Bryant Lane
Unanimously voted indefinite postponement of action on reconstruction of Bryant Lane.
10-Sidewalks on Sconticut Neck Road
Voted 115 to 88 to postpone action on reconstruct- tion of sidewalks on Sconticut Neck until the next Annual Town Meeting.
11-Grove Street
Unanimously voted indefinite postponement of ac- tion on reconstruction of Grove Street.
12-Bay Street
Unanimously voted the reconstruction of Bay Street from Highland Avenue to Hathaway Street.
13-Pine Grove Street
Unanimously voted for indefinite postponement of action on reconstruction of Pine Grove Street.
Unanimously voted the appropriation of $17,017.00 to be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency Account for the reconstruction of the foregoing Streets : Dartmouth Street, Charity Stevens Lane, Cottage Street, Briercliffe Road, Bay Street. 17,017.00
PAVING MAIN STREET (ROM BENOIT SQUARE NORTH)
ARTICLE 39. Unanimously voted to adopt Article 39 for the reconstruction of Main Street south from Benoit Square, and that the Town retain all block pave- ments in any contracts awarded.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
a .- Jeep
ARTICLE 40. Vote for appropriation of $2,000.00 for the pur- chase of a Jeep or similar vehicle for the use of the School Department-Defeated.
b .- High School Bleachers Unanimously voted the appropriation of $1,500.00 for the purchase of Bleachers for the High School. 1,500.00
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c .- High School Lunch
Unanimously voted the appropriaton of $1,500.00 for the support of the High School Lunch Pro- gram. 1,500.00
d .- Land for Junior High School
Unanimously voted to indefinitely postpone ac- tion on Article 40-d-purchase of land for school purposes.
MEMORIAL DAY
ARTICLE 41. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $400.00 for Memorial Day Services. 400.00
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING
ARTICLE 42. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $2,000.00 for nurse hire by the Selectmen. 2,000.00
WOODSIDE CEMETERY
ARTICLE 43. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $150.00 for the maintenance of Woodside Cemetery. 150.00
SMALL CLAIMS
ARTICLE 44. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $300.00 for the settlement of Small Claims. 300.00
MILLICENT LIBRARY
ARTICLE 45. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $12,011.00 for the support of the Millicent Library. 12,011.00
ENGINEERING
ARTICLE 46. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $2,500.00 for Engineering services, etc., as per Article 46.
2,500.00
ARTICLE 47. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $1,000.00 to meet the Town's share of the cost of Chapter 90, Highway Maintenance, as per Article 47, and that in addition the sum of $2,000.00 be transfer- red from unappropriated funds in the Treasury to meet the State's and County's share of the cost of this work, the reimbursement from the State and County to be restored upon their receipt to un- appropriated available funds in the Treasury. 1,000.00 2,000.00
UNPAID BILLS OF PRIOR YEARS
ARTICLE 48. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $2,860.81 for the payment of unpaid Bills of Prior Years, as per Article 48. 2,860.81
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DOG CARE
ARTICLE 49. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $300.00 for the care of Dogs. 300.00
UNEXPENDED BALANCES TO REVENUE
ARTICLE 50. Unanimously voted to transfer the balances re-
maining in the following accounts to Revenue :
Police Radio $102.25
Fire Alarm Equip. 3.21
Spring St. Closing. 16.49
Chapter 90 Maintenance 461.54
Highway Trucks 7.09
School Lighting 446.85
School Boilers .2.89
High School Scrub Coat. 135.00
Post War Expenses 900.00
Billing Machine 1,761.46
$3,871.38
AUTHORIZATION TO SELL TOWN LAND
ARTICLE 51. Unanimously voted to authorize the Selectmen, and their Successors in office to sell at public or private sale town owned land as follows : Lots 64, 65, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 104, 105 on Assessors Plan 6.
Lots 40, 41, 42, 43, 49, 50 on Assessors Plan 8. Lots 53, 58 on Assessors Plan 27.
TOWN HALL REPAIRS
ARTICLE 52. Unanimously voted the appropriation of $5,500.00 for repairs and redecoration of Town Hall as per Article 52 .- No redecorations to be made until roof is made tight.
$6,500.09
FLAG POLE
ARTICLE 53. Unanimously (except 6) voted the appropriation of $300.00 to supplement an equal amount approp- riated last year for the purchase and installation of a flag pole for the Town Hall.
$300.00
VETERANS MEMORIAL
ARTICLE 54. a .- Unanimously voted to rescind the action taken under Article 10 of the Special Town Meeting of June 16, 1949 which authorized and appropriated $15,000.00 for a Field House as a War Memorial.
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b .-- Unanimously voted to appropriate the balance of $14,120.75 remaining in the War Memorial Account and to authorize its use for the purpose of constructing a Music Shell in Cushman Park, as a War Memorial for the Veterans of World Wars I and II; and further that the Moderator be authorized to appoint a Committee, and that said Committee be authorized to expend these funds in accordance with their best judgment.
14,120.75
AMENDMENTS TO ZONING BY-LAWS
ARTICLE 55. Item 1-Unanimously voted the postponement of action on Items 1 and 2 of Article 55, pertaining to raising of pigs.
Item 3-Unanimously (except 2 or 3) voted to indefinitely postpone action on Item 3 of Article 55 .- To change from Residence to Business land at the southeasterly corner of Highland and Har- vard Streets.
Item 4-Voted the acceptance of Chapter 140, Section 27A, General Laws, as per Article 55 .-
MARSH ISLAND
ARTICLE 56. Unanimously voted to postpone action on Article 56-Construction of a playground on Marsh Island.
RADIO BROADCAST OF TOWN MEETING
ARTICLE 57. Unanimously voted the indefinite postponement of action on Article 57, to permit Radio Station WBSM to broadcast future Town Meetings.
PURCHASE OF PROPERTY BENOIT SQUARE
ARTICLE 58. Unanimously voted to adopt Article 58 and to ap- propriate $6,605.00 for the purchase of Plot 18, Lot 77 and buildings thereon, adjacent to Benoit Square Memorial for park purposes and that the Selectmen be authorized to dispose of the build- ings at public auction-the buildings to be moved from the property as soon as possible after pur- chase.
6,605.00
BUILDING LAWS
ARTICLE 59. Unanimously voted to postpone action on Article 59, Building Laws, until next Special Town Meet- ing.
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SEWAGE DISPOSAL UNPAID BILL
ARTICLE 60.
Unanimously voted the appropriation of $776.63 for payment to Fay, Spofford and Thorndike, En- gineers, for services rendered, and not previously paid.
776.63
a .- Sewage Disposal
Unanimously voted that a committee of three be appointed : one each by the Selectmen, the Moderator and the Chairman of the Finance Committee to study the recommendation made by Mr. C. I. Sterling relative to the Sewer Disposal System.
Unanimously voted that another committee of nine be appointed to investigate and study the construction, operation, and financing, and the comparative merits of the various types of new sewerage systems for the Town of Fairhaven, and that the Committee be appointed, one each, by : the Chairman of each precinct, the Selectmen, the Finance Committee, the Sewer and Water Con- missioners, the Fairhaven Association of Business Men, and to report to the next Special or Annual Town Meeting.
b .- Authority to Borrow for Sewer
Unanimously voted indefinite postponement of action on Article 60-b.
FIRE TRUCK
ARTICLE 61. Article voted on March 1, 1952, out of order, after Article 2.
EMERGENCY ROAD TO SCONTICUT NECK ROAD
ARTICLE 62. Unanimously voted indefinite postponement of ac- tion on Article 62.
ARTICLE 63. Unanimously adopted the following resolution from the Massachusetts Committee for the Hoo- ver Report : RESOLVED : That, inasmuch as the American people, having in the Hoover Report a complete blueprint for better government at a better price, the Nation's Chief Executive and those who represent our Commonwealth in the Congress of the United States be instructed to
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take the immediate action necessary to effectuate the remainder of the Hoover Commission reconi- mendations in order that we may have a more or- derly, responsible and economical administration of government.
COMMITTEES
ARTICLE 64. Unanimously voted that a committee be appointed to study the revision of the Town Meeting Act, to be composed of Town Counsel and one member from each precinct appointed by the precinct chairman.
Unanimously voted that a committee of five be appointed by the Moderator, to study Drainage, Problems of Sconticut Neck and to report at the next Special or Annual Town Meeting. Voted to adjourn at 5:20 P. M.
MICHAEL J. O'LEARY Town Clerk.
SUMMARY :
Total to be raised in Tax Levy of 1952 $1,072,388.82
To be transferred from Excess & Deficiency 37,017.00
To be transferred from Dog Fund 1,966.60
To be transferred from Premium Account 3,523.72
To be transferred from Available Funds
62,360.75
$1,177,256.89
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Special Town Meeting OCTOBER 17, 1952
The meeting opened with 278 Town Meeting Members present.
WATER EXTENSIONS
ARTICLE la. Cove Street. Unanimously voted indefinite post- ponement.
b. Potters or Widemarsh Beach. Vote defeated.
c. Paul Street. Voted indefinite postponement.
d. Orchard Street. Unanimously voted indefinite postponement.
e. Cushman and Nelson Avenues. Unanimously voted the installation of water mains on Cushman Avenue, 75 yards, and Nelson Avenue, 300 yards and that the sum of $6,292.00 be transferred from Sconticut Neck Water Project, no work to be started before easements on file and no cost to town for said easements.
$6,296.00
f. West Island Road. See under Article 18.
BUILDING LAWS
ARTICLE 2. Voted to authorize the appointment of a com- mittee to revise the building laws and that the town counsel be a member of said committee.
BENOIT SQUARE
ARTICLE 3. Unanimously voted that a committee of five be appointed to draw up a plan and insert an article in the warrant for the next Annual Town Meet- ing-one member to be appointed by each of the following: Board of Selectmen, Chairman of Planning Board, Chairman of Precinct 3 and President of the North Fairhaven Improvement Association.
MILLICENT LIBRARY
ARTICLE 4. Unanimously voted to transfer $7,600.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Account to maintain the Library for the balance of the year, 1952
7,600.00
FAIRHAVEN WATER COMPANY
ARTICLE 5. Voted to authorize a committee of eight to study the feasibility of having the Town of Fairhaven
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acquire by purchase or any other legal action the Fairhaven Water Company. Said committee to be appointed as follows : one member by each of the following : The Moderator, Board of Select- men, the Chairman of the Finance Committee, and one member by each of the five Precinct Chairmen, with the amendment that the three members of the Board of Sewer and Water Com- missioners be included as members of the Con- mittee, and amendment that the report be re- quired for the next Annual Town Meeting.
CIVIL DEFENSE
ARTICLE 6. At this point Milton K. Delano, Rufus Foster and Louis Boroski were sworn in as tellers. Voted 109 to 81 to appropriate $2,500.00 for ex- penses of Civil Defense until the Annual Town Meeting-said sum to be taken from the Excess and Deficiency Account.
2,500.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ARTICLE 7. Unanimously voted to transfer $900.80 from the Excess and Deficiency Account to be expended by the Fire Engineers for payment of salary and medical expenses of a fireman injured in line of duty.
900.80
FIRE LADDER TRUCK
ARTICLE 8. Voted transfer of $700.00 from the Fire Ladder Truck Account to a special account to make cer- tain changes in the fire station to accomodate the ladder truck, the owner of the building having given permission in the form of an agreement furnished to the Board of Selectmen.
700.00
ROTCH STREET SEWER
ARTICLE 9. Unanimously voted the transfer of the balance of $6,917.52 remaining in the Rotch Street Sewer Account to Overlay Surplus, rather than Revenue. 6,917.52
SEWER IN SPRING STREET
ARTICLE 10. Unanimously voted indefinite postponement of this article to construct a sewer in Spring Street from the present terminus to Rogers Street. .
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TOWN DUMP
ARTICLE 11. Unanimously voted in favor of establishing a por- tion of Plat 26, Lot 3, as described in Article 11, as a public domain for the culture of forest trees.
SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET
ARTICLE 12. Unanimously voted in favor of discontinuing as a public way that portion of Chestnut Street lying between the north line of Maple Avenue and the soutlı line of Cottage Street, said portion being in- cluded in the layout filed in the office of the Town Clerk and accepted by the Town Meeting, April 30, 1923, under the name of South Chestnut Street.
RECONSTRUCTION OF MAIN STREET
ARTICLE 13. Unanimously voted to amend the action of the Annual Town Meeting of March, 1950, Article 43, which voted the sum of $20,000.00 for reconstruc- tion from Elm Avenue north, to allow reconstruc- tion from Kendrick Avenue southerly.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE ZONING MAP
ARTICLE 14.
Unanimously voted to approve the Zoning Map of the Town of Fairhaven, revised to December 4, 1951, redrawn as required by the office of the At- torney General of the Commonwealth, said Map having been corrected and thereafter approved by the Planning Board to be identical with the original Zoning Map of the Town of Fairhaven dated 1925-1926 and the amendments thereto voted by the Town from time to time since 1926.
AMENDMENTS TO THE ZONING MAP
ARTICLE 15a. Voted defeated on petition of Clarence V and Manuel S. Dutra for change of zone northeast corner of Sconticut Neck Road and Grape Street, as per description in Article 15.
b. Unanimously voted the indefinite postponement of petition of Mrs. Hattie Grimshaw, Ex. to ex- tend business district located on the easterly side of Green Street, opposite Fort Road, as per des- cription in Article 15.
c. Unanimously voted to extend existing business district at the south-westerly corner of Sconticut Neck Road and Manhattan Avenue, as per des- cription in Article 15. Petition of Antone Bal- hazar.
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d. Unanimously voted extension of an existing In- dustrial District as per description in Article 15, Petition of Hathaway-Braley Wharf Co.
e. Voted to indefinitely postpone action on petition of Antone S. Faustino as per description in Art- icle 15, as the petitioner withdrew his petition.
f. voted indefinite postponement of action of peti- tion of Manuel C. Medeiros for change of zone on Lot No. 118, Assessors' Plot No. 28, s. e. corner of Sconticut Neck Road and Buxton Street.
g. Unanimously voted postponement of action on petition of Phoenix Properties, Inc., for extension of existing Business District on the easterly side of Green Street, opposite Old Fort Road, as per description on Article 15.
NORTH SUMMER STREET
ARTICLE 16. Unanimously voted to accept North Summer Street as per description in Article 16 with an amendment that description be changed as fol- lows : 28.60 to 348.54 and 347.69 as street is not cut through. Recommended acceptance south from Spring Street to within 80 feet of Lawton Property.
SURFACING OF JESSE STREET
ARTICLE 17. Unanimously voted that action on this article, to resurface Jesse Street from Main Street to Alden Road, be indefinitely postponed.
WATER EXTENSIONS
ARTICLE 18. Voted that in cases of extensions voted on unac- cepted streets easements be obtained at no cost to the town.
Nobska Avenue. Unanimously voted in favor, 350 feet, $1,008.00 to be taken from the Sconticut Neck Water Project. 1,008.00
Nakata Avenue. Voted in favor, 2,500 feet, $7,760.00, to be taken from the Sconticut Neck Water Project .. 7,760.00
Winsegansett Ave. Unanimously voted in favor, 2,000 feet, $8,290.00 to be taken from the Sconticut Neck Water Project. 8,290.00
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Winona Avenue. Voted indefinite postponement. West Island Road. Unanimously voted that ac- tion on this and on Section f. of Article 1, be in- definitely postponed.
Potter Street. Unanmously voted indefinite postponement.
Nelson Avenue. Voted indefinite postponement. Brae Road. Unanimously voted, 600 feet, $2,263.00 to be taken from the Sconticut Neck Water Project. 2,263.00
Bayside Street. Voted indefinite postponement.
LIQUOR REGULATIONS
ARTICLE 19. Voted favorably on motion to instruct the Board of Selectmen to change the closing hours of liq- uor establishments from 1 A.M. to 12 Midnight. (Statute gives control of the regulations to the Selectmen.)
ACCEPTANCE OF YANKEE LANE
ARTICLE 20. Voted that action on the acceptance of Yankee Lane be indefinitely postponed.
VETERANS BENEFITS
ARTICLE 21. Voted that $6,000.00 be transferred to Veterans' Benefits from Disability Assistance. to defray the expenses of 1952. .
6,000.00
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
ARTICLE 22. Voted that the report be accepted as an interim report and that the committee be instructed to make a further report at the Annual Town Meeting.
DOG CARE
ARTICLE 23. Voted to authorize the Selectmen to use money voted under Article 49, Annual Town Meeting of 1952, for board and care of dogs wherever placed by the Dog Officer, and that $300.00 be approp- riated.
300.00
ARTICLE 24. Voted adjourment at approximately 10.45 P.M.
Authorized from Water Loan
25,617.00
Transferred from E. & D. 11,000.80
Transferred from Overlay Surplus 6,917.52
Transferred from Disability Assistance
6,000.00
Authorized from Dog Care
300.00
Transferred from Ladder Truck 700.00
$50,535.32
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1952 TOWN MEETING MEMBERS AT LARGE
Assessor Birtwistle, Christopher J.
122 Pleasant St.
Mod.
Briggs, Stuart M.
45 William St.
Rep.
Brown, F. Eben
314 Main St.
Pl. Bd.
Candage, Herbert L. 228 Green St.
Pl. Bd.
Dugdale, Charles R.
288 Washington St.
Pl. Bd.
Duval, Arsene G.
348 Main St.
Sch. Comm.
Fitzgerald, David W.
23 Huttleston Ave.
Sch. Comm. - Gonsalves, Albert M.
Sch. Comm.
Haydon, Waldo E.
145 Washington St. 43 Hedge St.
Tr. War. Jarvis, John
134 Bridge St.
Select. Kerwin, Harold E.
31 Fort St.
Select.
Knowlton, Charles W.
30 Elm Ave.
Sch. Comm. -
Macomber, Harold S., Jr.
14 Cooke St.
Sch. Comm. -
- MaGuire, Clarence E.
39 E. Wilding St.
Sch. Comm. &
Sew. Comm. - Maxfield, Lawrence B.
91 Bridge St.
T. Coll.
McDermott, Thomas J.
25 Oak St.
Pk. Comm. .
- Mello, Joseph G.
194 Huttleston Ave.
Sch. Comm. -
- Moore, Edith M.
178 Adams St.
T. Cl. & Tr.
O'Leary, Michael J.
41 Christian St.
Pl. Bd.
Parkinson, James
32 Linden Ave.
Pl. Bd.
Raphael, Alfred
152 E. Cogg'sh'll St.
Sew. Comm.
- Reilly, John M.
55 Massasoit Ave.
Bd. Health
Silveira, Filbert A. Jr.
235 Green St.
Select. Silveira, Walter
248 Green St.
Pl. Bd. Steele, George A.
30 Huttleston Ave.
Pl. Bd. Tallman, William
28 Fort St.
Assessor & Bd. Health
- Terry, Clarence A.
8 Middle St.
Bd. Health - - Thompson, Charles E. P. 65 Center St
Pk. Comm. - - Tripanier, Ernest 374 Main St.
Sew. Comm. - Valentine, G. Winston
28 Spring St.
Assessor
Vincens, Susan B. 117 Laurel St.
Pk. Comm. & Pl. Bd. - -
- Vining, Kenneth Rogers. 41 Fort St.
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63 Town Meeting Members - Precinct One For Three Years
Maurice C. Canedy
69 Laurel St.
Merrill G. Closson
18 Laurel St.
Joseph A. Dailey
5 Pleasant St.
Mary M. Gidley
73 Green St.
Armand A. Guilmette
59 Cottage St.
James J. Hanlon
44 Laurel St.
William H. Hatch
8 Farmfield St.
Jack B. Hirschmann
9 Main St.
J. Edwin Jones, Jr.
87 Laurel St.
William L. Lacasse, Jr.
65 Cedar St.
Eliot R. Mowat
62 Church St.
Carl Nelson
48 Center St.
Marie R. Noyer
97 Fort St.
Alice M. O'Leary
81 Cedar St.
Anson W. Paine
48 Cottage St.
Alvah G. Patterson
66 Laurel St.
Augustus Pease
112 Pleasant St.
John R. Perry
124 Chestnut St.
Dorothy M. Tetreault
57 Union St.
Mary S. Toledo
27 Union St.
Roland A. Tripp
91 Farmfield St.
For Two Years
George B. Ames
9 Fort St.
Wallace B. Baylies
26 Laurel St.
Colby H. Benson
89 Fort St.
Colby H. Benson, Jr.
89 Fort St.
Eli G. Braley
18 Cedar St.
Ellsworth M. Burgess
12 Middle St.
Hans A. Darwin
65 Main St.
Harold R. Dennie
39 Laurel St.
Chester M. Downing
78 Chestnut St.
Bradley F. Drake
7 Laurel St.
5 Laurel St.
Melvin Entin Frederic J. Hayward
7 Green St.
Harold L. Hoxie
50 Green St.
Audell W. Monk, Jr.
25 Green St.
Warren G. Pierce
37 Laurel St.
Harry L. Pope
16 Fort St.
Elmer M. Radcliffe
90 Laurel St.
Bradford C. Terry
14 Maple Ave.
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Clarence B. Terry Warren C. Thompson Edward J. Wlodyka
22 Green St. 71 Green St. 41 Center St.
For One Year
Mary H. Battainı
33 William St.
Kenneth E. Bennett
53 Church St.
Eli G. Braley, Jr.
38 Pleaesant St.
James B. Buckley
51 Green St.
Elizabeth H. Church
33 William St.
Earl E. Clark
46 Church St.
Howard M. Copeland
18 Maple Ave.
Willis H. Doran
61 Laurel St.
Clifton E. Dwelley
84 Fort St.
Wendell T. Eldredge
118 Pleasant St.
Charles L. Faunce
23 South St.
Rufus W. Foster
7 Fort St.
Raymond C. Harding
85 Cedar St.
Fred A. Hubbard
38 Cedar St.
Arthur R. Knox
40 Green St.
George J. Martin
63 Main St.
Linneaus W. Morton
66 Laurel St.
James E. Muldoon
52 Green St.
Maud E. Stafford
44 Green St.
Cuthbert W. Tunstall
12 Maple Ave.
Cecil H. Whittier
68 Laurel St.
66 Town Meeting Members - Precinct Two For Three Years
Edward August
138 No. William St.
Lewis E. Beanland
174 Adams St.
William A. Benoit, Jr.
36 Hicks St.
Bernard A. Caouette
130 Main St.
Constance M. Caouette
130 Main St.
Louis J. Costa
134 Bridge St.
James A. Dellacese
16 Ash St.
Emile W. Genest
43 Huttleston Ave.
David B. Grew
75 Francis St.
Frank Jarvis, Jr.
158 No. Walnut St.
Charles Joseph
60 Linden Ave.
George F. Joseph
118 Bridge St.
Irene C. Joseph
60 Linden Ave.
E. Manuel Kanter
28 Cherry St.
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Antone C. Martin, Jr.
32 Huttleston Ave.
Edward E. Perry
63 Larch Ave.
Joseph Pimental
34 Taber St.
Phyllis M. Ray
46 Hedge St.
Rufus M. Rezendes
64 Elm Ave.
Raul Ribeiro, Jr.
69 Adams St.
Leonard Roderick
54 Oxford St.
Morris E. Teixeira
9 Ash St.
For Two Years
Raymond G. Archambault
72 Adams St.
Samuel C. Barrett
138 Alden Rd.
Miltotn L. Bold
24 Francis St.
Rudolf H. Brenneke
169 Main St.
Gardner M. Drew
51 Elm Ave.
Richard H. Dunwoodie
6 Elm Ave.
Harold C. Fisher
151 Main St.
John F. Goggin, Jr.
195 Main St.
Elizabeth I. Hastings
210 Main St.
Ernest C. Horrocks, Jr.
4 Wood St.
Gilbert E. Long
23 Francis St.
Tracy W. Marks
163 Main St.
John A. Murley
65 Oxford St.
William F. Pelton, Jr.
30 Elm Ave.
George C. Perkins
10 Lafayette St.
J. Milton Rex
52 Massasoit Ave.
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