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Age
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
PG
Sp.
Totals
5
38
38
6
143
48
191
7
15
124
47
2
188~
8
21
135
57
4
217
9
1
27
135
42
2
207
10
5
17
145
46
4
217
11
1
11
21
119
45
3
200
12
2
8
18
119
62
4
213
13
1
2
9
3.1
144
91
2
280
14
3
14
30
105
45
7
204
15
5
9
28
117
46
7
212
16
3
8
30
126
44
1
212
17
1
6
25
124
3
159
18
1
25
2
28
19
1
3
3
7
20
2
2
Over 21
Totals
196
194
215
223
218
195
214
248
233
199
198
198
8
36
2575
Boys
92
101
119
112
112
102
117
123
107
97
91
82
7
27
1289
Girls
104
93
96
111
106
93
97
125
126
102
107
116
1
9
1286
160
SCHOOL ENTRANCE
Children may enter the first grade if they are five years and nine months of age on or before September 1 of the cur- rent school year. Consequently children will be admitted to the first grade in September 1961 if born on or before Janu- ary 1, 1956. Certificates of birth and vaccination are re- quired at the time of entrance.
COMPULSORY SCHOOL AGE
All children must attend school between the ages of seven and sixteen years. Certain exceptions may be made by written permission of the Superintendent of Schools for children who have reached the age of fourteen and have com- pleted the sixth grade.
EMPLOYMENT OF MINORS UNDER 18
Employment permits, sometimes called "School Cards," are required for all persons under eighteen who are employed in manufacturing, mechanical, mercantile, and certain other work. These may be obtained at the office of the Superin- tendent of School or at the Principal's Office in the Fair- haven High School. The minor must appear in person and present a birth certificate or other suitable evidence of age.
REGISTRATION OF MINORS October 1, 1960
Age Group
5-7
7-16
Total
Boys
298
1282
1580
Girls
347
1346
1693
Total
645
2628
3273
Distribution :
In Public Schools
229
2115
2344
In Private Schools
199
485
684
In Vocational Schools
16
16
Institutions
3
3
Not in School
217
9
226
Total
645
2628
3273
-
161
Administrators, Teachers, and Other Employees
December 1960 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Began
Name
Educated
1958
Lynwood P. Harriman, A.B., M.Ed. Superintendent
Colby
1933
Beatrice M. DeCoffe
Secretary
1960
Elaine M. Marshall
N.B.H.S.
Financial Clerk
1960
Nesta M. Oliveira
F.H.S.
HIGH SCHOOL
1959
Charles C. Entwistle, B.S., M.Sci. Principal
Mass. State
Univ. of Mass.
Boston Univ. Clark Univ.
1929
Walter D. Wood, A.B., M.A. Assistant Principal
1945
Doris D. Bruce, B.S.
Dean of Girls, Director of Guidance
1958
Carleton C. Albritton, B.S. Guidance Counselor
1946
Raymond G. Boyce, B.S., M.Ed.
1957
Marguerite D. Brasor, Ph.B.
Univ of Vermont
1960
Alma J. Campbell, B.S.
Univ. of Minn.
Fitchburg
North Adams
Hyannis
1958 Harold Conforth, Jr., A.B., Ed.M.
Bates Bridgewater
1933
Edith K. Dias, A.B.
Brown Univ.
1960 Shawn E. Disney, B.S., B.C.E., B.A.
Boston Univ.
Heald Engr. College
1954
Donald J. Dufour, A.B., M.Ed.
Assumption Bridgewater
162
Bridgewater Boston Univ. So. State College
Fitchburg Bridgewater
1960
Normand L. Charland
1939
Alexander M. Clement, B.S., M.Ed.
Correspondence Clerk
Univ. of Maine F.H.S.
Began
Name
1939
Melvin Entin, B.S.
Director Health, Phys. Ed. & Athletics Manuel Fontes, Jr., B.S., M.Ed.
1958
Richard H. Gamble, B.A.
1956
Priscilla P. Hiller
1950
Margaret C. Howland, A.B.
1928
Mabel H. Knipe, A.B., M.A.
1960
Virginia I. Kowal, B.A.
1960
Harry Kummer, A.B., M.Ed.
1957
Iona J. Kunz, B.S.
1928 Robert C. Lawton, B.S., M.Ed.
1956
John G. Malcolm, B.S.
1954
Margaret A. Manghan, B.S., M.Ed.
1960
Katherine M. McIntire, B.A.
1955
Edith M. Moore, A.B.
1953
Jeanette M. Mulvey
1929
Marie R. Noyer, B.S.
1949 Phillips A. Noyes, A.B., M.Ed.
1955
Diana M. Oliveira, B.S.
1955
Edwin J. Oliveira, B.S., M.Ed.
1953
Avis M. Pillsbury, Ph.B.
1952
Ruth S. Robinson, B.S.
Salem
Providence College
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
Middlebury
Columbia Univ.
F.H.S.
Brockton H. S.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
1921
Elizabeth I. Hastings, B.S., M.S. Principal
1955
Donald N. Gavin, B.S. Assistant Principal
1934
Edith R. Cromie, B.S.
Guidance Counselor
Educated
R. I. State
Boston College
Bridgewater
Univ. of Mass.
Nasson
Wheaton
Tufts
Boston Univ.
Univ. of Mass.
Wagner College
Bridgewater
Simmons
Northeastern
Boston Univ.
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
Bridgewater
Manhattanville College
Wheaton
Bridgewater
Salem
Dartmouth
Harvard
Grenoble, France
Salem
Boston Univ.
Brown Univ.
1958 1960 1953
George F. Rogers, A.B.
Fernando Silva, B.S.
Beatrice M. Spence, B.S., M.S.
1942
Evelyn L. Martin, Head Clerk
1960
Alda H. Hayward, Guidance Clerk
Boston Univ.
R. I. State
Univ. of Vermont
163
1956
Beach 1958 Dorothy C. Baker, B.S.
Librarian
1959 1958
George A. Brazil
Antone Cardoza, A.B. in Ed.
1960
Genevieve M. Darden, B.S.J.
1959
Dorothy G. DiDomenico, B.M.
1959 Joseph S. Finnerty, B.S.
1954 1960
Leo Goguen, B.S.
1954
Eugene M. Grace, B.A.
1948
Evlyne B. Greenfield
1960
Alwyn Griffith, Jr., B.S.
1952
Anne F. Hayes, B.S.
1959
Robert L. McCarthy, B.S.
1959 Thomas J. Mullarkey, B.A.
1958
Joan Ann Parkin, B.S.
1958 James M. Pasquill, B.S.
1958
Joseph F. Rapoza, Jr., B.S.
1955
Edward F. Trainor, B.A., M.Ed.
1942
Cuthbert W. Tunstall
1942
Harry Rogers, A.B. Director of Special Education Hilda B. Carreiro
ROGERS SCHOOL
1945
Ruth B. Wilbur Principal
1945 Pearl E. Wilbor
Assistant Principal
1960 1958
Gail S. Frost, B.S.
Priscilla E. Bouchard, A.B.
1953
Mary Carr
1958 1941
Dorothy B. Rogers
1959
Margaret A. Hagen, B.S.
1948
Leah B. Howland
1960
Ralph P. Staples, B.S., Th.B.
1956
Chaloner Durfee, B.A., Th.B.
1925
Helen L. Newton
1960
Rachel T. Almy,
Part-time Clerk-Typist
Educated
Bridgewater
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
Stonehill
Boston Univ.
Boston Univ.
Boston Univ.
Univ. of N. H.
Univ. of Maryland
Univ. of Mass.
North Adams
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
Bridgewater
Boston Univ.
Providence College
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
Bradford Durfee Inst. of Tech.
Boston Univ.
Bridgewater Fitchburg
Clark Univ.
F.H.S.
Bridgewater
Plymouth, N. H.
Wheelock Eastern Nazarene
Bridgewater Framingham Annhurst College Fredericton, N. B.
Barrington College Plymouth, N. H. Barrington Bible Bridgewater F.H.S.
164
Name
Alice D. Gibbs, B.S.
1960
Ruth H. Maxfield
JOB C. TRIPP SCHOOL
Name
Educated
McGill Univ.
1922
Mildred E. Webb
Bridgewater
1960
Judith E. Morton, B.S.
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
1957 Beverly A. Tunstall, B.S.
Bridgewater
Farmington State Normal
1959 1945
Cleanthy Rogers, B.S.
Framingham
1960
William P. Campbell, B.S.
Bridgewater
1944
Eleanor C. Washburn, B.S.
Bridgewater
CO-ORDINATOR'S OFFICE OXFORD SCHOOL
1953
Mercia C. Pike, B.S., M.Ed.
Bridgewater
Coordinator of Curriculum, Planning
and Research, Grades 1-12
1941 Helen R. Porter
Hyannis
Coordinator of Elementary Education Grades 1-6
1957 Ida M. Boucher Clerk-Stenographer
F.H.S.
OXFORD SCHOOL
1932
Mary S. Toledo, B.S., M.Ed. Principal
Framingham
1948 Irma V. Darwin Assistant Principal
Bridgewater
1960 1959
Genevieve Waterhouse, B.A.
Bridgewater
Margaret L. Hammersmith
Bridgewater
1954
Dorothy F. O'Neill, B.S.
Bridgewater
1958 1952 1958 1960
Martha M. Noyes
Boston Univ.
Ellen B. Gidley, B.M.
Boston Univ.
Rozaline F. Camacho, B.S.
Bridgewater
1960 1956 1957 1960
Cecilia M. Urquiola
Antioch
Roland N. Sequin, B.S. (Military Leave)
Boston College
1960
Virginia B. Hochman (Substitute)
1959
Rachel T. Almy
F. H. S.
Part-time Clerk
Salve Regina College
Barbara J. Miller, B.A.
Helenrae W. Browning, B.S.
Purdue University
Dorothy M. Cardoza, B.S.
Bridgewater
165
Began 1947 Edythe Rankin Principal
Rosamond I. Field
EDMUND ANTHONY, JR. SCHOOL
Began Name
1959 Ellen E. Rex, B.S.
Bridgewater
1960 Marilyn J. Kinney
Bridgewater
1960 T. Elaine Napier, B.S.
Pittsburgh Univ.
1954 Hazel S. F. Mendes
Bridgewater
1946 Norah C. Mahoney, B.S.
Bridgewater
1958 Carol J. Xifaras, B.S. in Ed.
Bridgewater
1960
Mary E. Curry, B.A.
Univ. of Mass.
EAST FAIRHAVEN SCHOOL
1956
Donald H. Graves, A.B., M.Ed.
Bates
Principal
Bridgewater
1947 May K. Bennett Assistant Principal
Temple Univ.
1947
Hazel W. Thompson
Bridgewater
1956
Eleanor M. Hacking, B.A.
Houghton
1946
Grace Willoughby
Hyannis
1946
Josephine A. Perry
Bridgewater
1952
Christina C. Marques
Hyannis
1937
Anne Surinski, B.S.
Bridgewater
1955
Nella B. Bangs
Brattleboro Training
1955
Winifred I. Wertz
Hyannis
1956
Miriam F. Knox, B.A.
Mt. Holyoke
1958
Janet L. Clifford, B.S.
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
1954
Elizabeth B. Morrill
Westfield
1957
Victor L. Brunette, B.S., M.Ed.
Stonehill College
Boston College
1960 Jenny Botseas, B.S.
N. B. Inst. of T. & T.
F. H. S.
SUPERVISORS AND SPECIAL TEACHERS
1944
Marguerite A. Johnson Director of Vocal Music
N. E. Conservatory
1957 Leo Balandyk
Director of Instrumental Music Anne Gonsalves
1953
Instrumental Music Teacher
1959
Blanche T. Moreau
Instrumental Music Teacher
166
1959 Emily B. Tate Clerk-Typist
Educated
Began 1957 1939 1959 1958 1960 1959 1947 1945 1943 1957 1942
Name
Elizabeth L. Mandell Supervisor of Art Melvin Entin, B.S. Director of Phys. Educ.
Richard H. Norman, B.S., M.Ed. Elem. Phys. Educ., Baseball-Boys
Harold Conforth, Jr., A.B., M.Ed. Football Francis Rich, B.S. Elem. Phys. Educ .- Girls
Elinor L. Martin Supervisor of Elem. Reading May K. Bennett Audio-Visual Supervisor
Doris D. Bruce, B.S. Director of Guidance and Testing Louise F. Dennie, R.N.
School Nurse, Supervisor of Attendance
Edward A. Twarog, B.S. Tennis Coach
Harry Rogers, A.B. Director of Special Education
Educated
School of Museum of Fine Arts R. I. State
Univ. of Mass.
Bridgewater Assumption College
Bridgewater Emerson College
Wheelock
Temple University
Bridgewater Boston Univ.
Univ. of Alabama
Clark University
CUSTODIANS AND ENGINEERS
Began 1958 1952 1942 1951 1958 1946 1959 1958 1950 1955 1947 1950 1936 1953 1947
Name
Assignment
Frank Perry, Engineer
Leonard Roderick, Senior Custodian
High School
High School
High School
High School
Junior High School
Junior High School
Junior High School
Rogers
Rogers Anthony
E. Fairhaven
Oxford
Mary B. Smith, Matron
Oxford
James B. Hughes, Junior Custodian
High School
Richard H. Jenney, Junior Custodian Lester C. Pierce, Junior Custodian Evelyn M. Rosa, Matron Samuel J. Gillespie, Senior Custodian Deceased, December 24, 1960 John E. Rezendes, Junior Custodian
Mary S. Andrade, Matron (Part-time)
William V. Dean, Senior Custodian Mary M. Romero, Matron Walter Marsh, Junior Custodian Leland S. Rose, Senior Custodian Edward Richard, Senior Custodian
Tripp
167
MAINTENANCE MEN
Began Name
1952 Lawrence V. Robinson
Building Maintenance Foreman
1954 Maurice L. Stevens Building Maintenance Craftsman
1944 James J. Hanlon Building Maintenance Craftsman
1951
George H. Tripp Building Maintenance Craftsman
LUNCHROOM EMPLOYEES
1951
Ethel E. Dobson, Director and Manager
High School
1955 1959 1953 Maude Grindrod, Helper
High School
High School
1956 1958 1958 1956
Mary K. Hennessy, Asst. Cook Loretta N. Johnson, Helper
High School
Beatrice R. Long, Helper
High School
1956
Mary A. Shurtleff, Asst. Cook.
High School
1960 1958 1955
Ruth D. Wyzga, Helper
High School
1955 1956 1952
Mary J. Barcellos, Helper
E. Fairhaven
Leola M. Shurtleff, Helper
E. Fairhaven
1960
Doris M. Medeiros, Helper
E. Fairhaven
1953
Grace Foley, Asst. Manager and Cook
Oxford
1952
Mabel Casey, Helper
Oxford
1958
Ethel M. Chartier, Helper (Part-time)
Oxford
Doris C. Hadfield, Asst. Manager & Cook
Junior High School
1933 1958 Rose S. Moniz, Helper 1960 Geneva T. Burke, Cashier (Part-time)
Junior High School
1956 Bertha D. Pierce, Cashier (Part-time
1958 Evelina G. Rose, Helper
Junior High School
1958 Gladys M. Smith, Helper
Junior High School Junior High School
1959
Alma G. Martin, Helper
High School
Alice M. York, Clerk & Cashier (Part-time)
High School
Anita P. Rose, Asst. Manager and Cook
E. Fairhaven
Edith E. Rogers, Cashier, Part-time
High School
Hilda M. Tunstall, Helper
High School
Elsie C. Aiken, Asst. Manager and Cook
Anna F. Day, Part-time Helper
Assignment
168
Junior High School Junior High School
Election and Registration
The Annual Canvass shows the following result :
PERSONS 20 YEARS AND OVER
PRECINCTS
1
2
3
4
5
6 Totals
MALES
698
752
975
799
700
523
4447
FEMALES
930
816
1042
841
763
537
4929
1628
1568
2017
1640
1463
1060
9376
PERSONS UNDER 20 YEARS OF AGE
(Estimated)
700
674
967
705
719
466
4231
(Estimated)
2328
2242
2984
2345
2182
1526 13607
The Voting List at the time of the Town Election, Febru- ary 1, 1960 contained the names of 7,562 persons, which broken down by Precincts and Party Enrollment was as follows :
Precincts
Democrats
Republicans Unenrolled
Totals
1
260
654
411
1325
2
250
573
459
1282
3
831
235
565
1631
4
417
421
491
1329
5
479
272
426
1177
6
300
170
348
818
2537
2325
2700
7562
There were 78 Persons who registered for the Pre- primary Election held April 26, 1960. Precinct 1, 7; Pre- cinct 2, 12; Precinct 3, 17; Precinct 4, 14; Precinct 5, 23; Precinct 6, 15.
169
VOTING LIST FOR PRIMARY APRIL 26, 1960 Precincts Democrats Unenrolled
Republicans
Totals
1
260
654
418
1332
2
250
753
471
1294
3
831
235
582
1648
4
417
421
505
1343
5
479
272
439
1190
6
300
170
363
833
2537
2325
2778
7640
PERSONS DECLARED PARTY AFFILIATION AT PRIMARY APRIL 26, 1960
Precinct
Dem.
Rep.
Precinct
Dem.
Rep.
1
15
9
4
13
4
2
5
14
5
14
5
3
33
1
6
12
1
Total-92 Democrats, 34 Republicans.
VOTING LIST AFTER PRIMARIES, APRIL 26, 1960
Precincts
Democrats
Republicans
Unenrolled
Totals
1
275
663
394
1332
2
255
587
452
1294
3
864
236
548
1648
4
430
425
488
1343
5
493
277
420
1190
6
312
171
340
833
2629
2359
2652
7640
After removing 497 Names from the Voting List in the 1960 Revision for July 15, Persons moving from town, Mar- ried and Deceased, the breakdown was as follows:
Precincts
Democrats
Republicans
Unenrolled
Totals
1
235
624
390
1249
2
234
546
434
1214
3
771
226
553
1550
4
388
398
474
1260
5
442
252
406
1100
6
286
155
329
770
2356
2201
2586
7143
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170
There were 633 Persons registered for the September 13, 1960 State Primaries :
Precinct 1, 119; Precinct 2, 111; Precinct 3, 117; Pre- cinct 4, 115; Precinct 5, 92; Precinct 6, 79.
VOTING LIST FOR SEPTEMBER PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 13, 1960
Precincts
Democrats
Republicans
Unenrolled
Totals
1
263
614
482
1360
2
267
528
538
1333
3
811
221
635
1667
4
409
385
581
1375
5
467
260
465
1192
6
325
159
365
849
2542
2167
3067
7776
There were 698 Persons declared Party affiliation in the September Primary September 13, 1960.
Precincts
Dem.
Rep.
Precincts
Dem.
Rep.
1
60
43
4
102
15
2
86
36
5
78
17
3
178
10
6
51
22
VOTING LIST AFTER STATE PRIMARY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1960
Precincts
Democrats
Republicans
Unenrolled
Totals
1
323
657
380
1360
2
353
564
416
1333
3
989
231
447
1667
4
511
400
464
1375
5
545
277
370
1192
6
376
181
292
849
3097
2310
2369
7776
380 Persons registered to Vote since the Primary of Sep- tember 13, 1960 for the State Election, November 8, 1960:
Precinct 1, 64; Precinct 2, 66; Precinct 3, 57; Precinct 4, 73; Precinct 5, 58; Precinct 6, 62.
171
VOTING LIST FOR STATE ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 1960
Precincts
Democrats
Republicans
Unenrolled
Totals
1
323
657
444
1424
2
353
564
482
1399
3
989
231
504
1724
4
511
400
537
1448
5
545
277
428
1250
6
376
181
354
911
3097
2310
2749
8156
There were 460 Absentee Ballots mailed for the Novem- ber Election.
Regular Ballots 365. Precinct 1, 112; Precinct 2, 71; Precinct 3, 62; Precinct 4, 51; Precinct 5, 33; Precinct 6, 36.
Servicemen Absentee Ballots :
Application by Kindred
2
Registered Voters
52
Non-Registered Voters
41
95
Regular
365
460
DOROTHY S. KEARNS, Chairman MICHAEL J. O'LEARY, Clerk JAMES F. MURRAY WEBSTER WILDE
172
Town Clerk's Report
As in previous years, in the interest of economy, the long list of births, marriages, and deaths have been eliminated from this report. All vital statistics are recorded and filed in this office, and any interested persons may secure any in- formation to which they are entitled by applying to the Town Clerk's office. The totals for 1960 may be briefly sum- marized as follows :
BIRTHS 268 MARRIAGES 168 DEATHS 210
In this town report it is customary for each town official to give you an account of his stewardship. In this connection may I quote an article from the Standard-Times of Novem- ber 2, 1957, by the Rev. John B. Maddaford :
"When I think of stewardship there are two ideas concerning it which immediately come to my mind.
"First, it is an obligation which rests upon each one of us: "Unto whom- soever much is given, of him much shall be expected." Whether we have little of much, one talent or five talents, we must give an account to God of our stewardship.
"Occasionally, we hear of a selfmade man. But he really doesn't exist. The things we have come to call our own are goods which have been placed in our trust and keeping and for which we must render an account, just as the bank must give an account of the money we have deposited.
"The second idea concerning stewardship is this: It is a glorious privilege and opportunity. How drab life would be if we could not share with others. Imagine a Christmas without any giving. We need to give for the good of our own souls quite as much as the cause to which we give needs our support. The person who does not share is not a well-developed personality. The widow who gave the last two mites she had, did so, not because she had to, but because she wanted. It was her privilege.
"Obligation may compel us to go the first mile, but it is a sense of privilege which prompts us to go the second. It is not so much what we are compelled to do, but what we are impelled to do which really counts. Jesus said, "When you have done all that is commanded you, say, 'We are unworthy servants; we have only done what was our duty'."
"Let us then exercise our stewardship, not because we must, but because we may."
For this opportunity and privilege to serve you I am thankful.
MICHAEL J. O'LEARY, Town Clerk
173
Election Results
Annual Town Election February 1. 1960
SELECTMEN-Three Years
Pr. 1
Pr. 2
Pr. 3
Pr. 4
Pr. 5
Fr. 6 Total
WALTER J. BOROWICZ,
4 Coggeshall Street (Re-election) 246
196
737
297
248
178
1902
EARL L. HOLDEN, 27 Fort Street
452
431
165
281
199
142
1670
VICTOR OLIVEIRA, JR., 125 Bridge Street
41
65
143
162
142
135
688
ALBERT E. STANTON,
141 New Boston Road
60
23
18
49
68
24
242
WALTER SILVEIRA, 248 Green St.
1
1
Blanks
8
5
8
8
5
0
34
Totals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE-Three Years
WALTER J. BOROWICZ,
4 Coggeshall Street
240
191
705
285
245
174
1840
EARL L. HOLDEN, 27 Fort Street
448
417
178
282
190
149
1664
VICTOR J. OLIVEIRA, JR., 125 Bridge Street
47
70
155
166
138
129
705
ALBERT E. STANTON, 141 New Boston Road
64
30
20
53
73
25
265
WALTER SILVEIRA, 248 Green St.
1
1
Blanks
8
12
13
11
16
2
62
Totals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
ASSESSOR-Three Years
CHARLES W. KNOWLTON, 30 Elm Ave. (Re-election)
584
563
775
566
495
334
3317
FRANK PLACE, 7 William Street
184
125
204
174
135
120
942
Blanks
39
32
92
57
33
25
278
Totals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
174
SEWER & WATER COMMISSIONERS- Pr. 1 Pr. 2 Pr. 3 Pr. 4 Three Years
LAWRENCE B. MAXFIELD,
91 Bridge St. (Re-election)
716
643
839
679
537
394
3808
MILTON K. DELANO, 56 Walnut St. 1
1
1
3
7
JOSEPH ANDREWS
1
1
2
Blanks
89
75
231
118
123
84
720
Totals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
SEWER & WATER COMMISSIONERS-
Two Years
FRANK E. BETTENCOURT,
111 Main Street
152
142
317
273
157
88
1129
MILTON K. DELANO,
56 Walnut Street
182
151
98
115
74
37
657
CHARLES A. MAXFIELD, JR., 388 Washington Street
309
254
217
195
193
169
1337
RAYMOND A. MORSE,
72 Narragansett Boulevard
20
24
137
28
97
110
416
ALBERT P. SILVA, 25 Spring St.
89
115
186
137
88
59
674
EARL HOLDEN, 27 Fort Street,
1
1
Blanks
55
34
116
49
53
16
323
Totals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
SCHOOL COMMITTEE-Three Years
ALBERT M. GONSALVES,
145 Washington St. (Re-election) 369
269
424
409
316
214
2001
WALDO E. HAYDON,
43 Hedge Street (Re-election)
412
399
326
342
237
154
1870
JOSEPH M. BIZZARO, 15 Beach St. GEORGE R. GRAVES, 74 Hedge St.
276
264
243
215
183
156
1337
WILLIAM Q. MacLEAN, JR.
314
276
519
348
280
239
1976
WALTER SILVEIRA
1
1
NOEL STAPLES
1
1
Blanks
225
194
400
223
222
152
1416
Totals
1614
1440
2142
1594
1326
958
9074
BOARD OF HEALTH-Three Years
EDWARD L. SOARES,
25 Fort St. (Re-election)
693
598
817
634
545
388
3675
EARL HOLDEN, 27 Fort St.
1
1
Blanks
114
122
254
163
117
91
861
Totals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
18
38
230
57
86
43
472
175
Pr. 5
Pr. 6 Total
PARK COMMISSIONER-Three Years Pr. I Pr. 2
Pr. 3
Pr. 4
Pr. 5
Pr. 6 Total
WEBER REGO TORRES, JR.,
118 E. Morgan St. (Re-election) ALBERT BORGES, JR. EARL HOLDEN, 27 Fort St. Blanks
636
570
883
600
525
376
3590
1
1
1
1
171
149
188
197
137
103
945
l'otals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
PARK COMMISSIONER-Two Years
ALBERT BORGES, JR., 257 Green St.
171
217
411
197
218
153
1367
FRANK CRUZ, 2 Washburn Ave.
55
42
126
113
85
53
474
LAWRENCE B. MAXFIELD,
91 Bridge Street
499
402
379
428
289
229
2226
EARL L. HOLDEN, 27 Fort St. Blanks
82
59
155
59
70
44
469
Totals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
COMMISSIONER OF TRUST FUNDS- Three Years
BRADFORD W. LUTHER, 80 Fort Street
701
593
756
638
528
377
3593
FREDERICK W. WOLANSKI, 230 Green Street
1
1
EARL W. HOLDEN, 27 Fort St.
1
1
Blanks
105
127
315
159
134
102
942
Totals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
PLANNING BOARD-Four Years
ARSENE G. DUVAL,
348 Main St. (Re-election)
539
489
832
456
312
192
2820
KENNETH R. VINING,
41 Fort St. (Re-election)
605
502
460
486
316
192
2561
ARNOLD CORREIA, 22 Hedge St. RAYMOND FLEURENT,
64
114
246
127
180
58
789
4 Jeannette Street
67
54
127
101
131
185
665
VICTOR N. FLEURENT, 7 Jeannette Street
77
78
150
138
151
211
805
EARL HOLDEN, 27 Fort Street LEE JACOBSEN
1
1
Blanks
261
203
327
286
235
120
1432
Totals
1614
1440
2142
1594
1326
958
9074
176
1
1
1
1
MODERATOR-1 Year
Pr. 1
Pr. 2 Pr. 3 Pr. Pr. 5
Pr. 6 Total
JOSEPH A. SALADINO, 85 Bridge Street RAYMOND MITCHELL
603
549
782
601
518
371
3427
2
2
1 1
WALTER J. BOROWICZ JOHN JARVIS EARL L. HOLDEN
1
1
1
1
Blanks
201
171
289
193
144
106
1104
Totals
807
720
1071
797
663
479
4537
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct ONE
Precinct 1
MARY H. BATTAINI, 6 William St. (Re-election) WALLACE B. BAYLIES, 26 Laurel St. (Re-election) KENNETH E. BENNETT, 53 Church St. (Re-election COLBY H. BENSON, JR., 89 Fort St. (Re-election) JAMES B. BUCKLEY, 6 Fort St. (Re-election) ELIZABETH H. CHURCH, 33 William St. (Re-election) HANS A. DARWIN, 65 Main St. (Re-election)
521
520
534
574
562
514
543
CHESTER M. DOWNING, 78 Chestnut St. (Re-election)
531
529
535
541
476
537
500
607
548
470
CLARENCE B. TERRY, 22 Green St. (Re-election)
483
CUTHBERT W. TUNSTALL, 29 Laurel St. (Re-election)
520
ELIZABETH W. WHITTIER, 68 Laurel St. (Re-election) DOROTHY R. HOLDEN, 27 Fort St.
454
LYNWOOD P. HARRIMAN, 128 Pleasant St.
419
MYRA M. BRYAN, 81 Laurel St. (Re-election) 403
LLOYD D. BAKER, 75 Chestnut St. 329
JOHN C. BRESNAHAN, 33 Phoenix St. $26
355
JOSEPH P. COLLIN
1
Blanks
4,908
Total 17,754
177
MELVIN ENTIN, 5 Laurel St. (Re-election) FREDERICK J. HAYWARD, 7 Green St. (Re-election) HAROLD L. HOXIE, 50 Green St. (Re-election) WILLIAM J. KERWIN, 31 Fort St. (Re-election) ARTHUR R. KNOX, 40 Green St. (Re-election) AUDELL W. MONK, JR., 25 Green St. (Re-election) LEONARD E. PIERCE, 104 Fort St. (Re-election) MARION BROWNE RICHARDS, 38 Walnut St. (Re-election) EDWARD L. SOARES, 25 Fort St. (Re-election)
514
WILLIAM V. DEAN, 53 South St.
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct Two
Precinct 2
WALTER H. BROWN, JR., 6 North St (Re-election) 475 MARION D. CANDAGE, 228 Green St. (Re-election) 455
JAMES T. DUNN, 11 North St. (Re-election) 443 RICHARD H. DUNWOODIE, 35 Oxford St. (Re-election) ALBERT GREENFIELD, 161 Main St. (Re-election) EVLYNE B. GREENFIELD, 161 Main St. (Re-election) ELIZABETH I. HASTINGS, 210 Main St. (Re-election) JOHN B. HUMPHREYS, 27 Lafayette St. (Re-election) MARGUERITE A. JOHNSON, 36 Oxford St. (Re-election)
489
442
413
546
450
ROBERT C. LAWTON, 30 Francis St. (Re-election) LEWIS MEAL, 22 Taber St. (Re-election) 408
463
RAYMOND M. MITCHELL, 34 Oxford St. (Re-election) 504
315
HJALMER A. RAY, 46 Hedge St. (Re-election) 466
J. MILTON REX, 52 Massasoit Ave. (Re-election) 465
JANET B. WHITING, 15 North St. (Re-election)
457
WEBSTER WILDE, 26 Larch Ave. (Re-election)
444
AUGUSTUS H. XAVIER, 30 Huttleston Ave. (Re-election)
456
WILLIAM H. CAREY, 119 Adams St
321
GERALDINE B. HABICHT, 138 Main St.
273
REGINALD B. HEGARTY, 77 Adams St. 258
WARREN H. MONK, 114 Bridge St.
354
CARLOS B. RIBEIRO, 69 Adams St. 185
MANUEL SYLVIA, JR., 77 Hedge St.
224
FREDERICK F. WOLANSKI, 230 Green St.
187
JOS. CORDEIRO
I
HOWARD BARROW, JR.
1
GILBERT PACHECO
1
Blanks
5,845
Totals
15,840
TOWN MEETING MEMBERS-Precinct Three
Precinct 3
JOSEPH ANDREWS, JR., 71 Sycamore St. (Re-election)
675
FRANK AVILA, 7 Magnolia Ave. (Re-election) 624
MANUEL AVILA, 25 Newbury Ave. (Re-election) 575
626
ROGER N. DEMANCHE, 86 E. Morgan St. (Re-election) MANUEL DUARTE, 397 Main St. (Re-election) 619 JOHN F. HENNESSY, 223 Adams St. (Re-election) 596
596
ANTONE MEDEIROS, 318 Alden Rd. (Re-election) EDDIE H. MONTPLAISIR, 315 Main St. (Re-election 578 BARBARA J. MORGAN, 10 Coggeshall St. (Re-election) 559
ROBERT R. NORRIS, 25 Garrison St. (Re-election)
641
178
499
ARTHUR M. NUNES, 40 Bridge St. (Re-election)
JOSEPH J. OLIVERA, 75 East Morgan St. (Re-election) JOHN M. PACHECO, 11 Morgan St. (Re-election) JOSE S. PILAR, 8 Ridgecrest Ave. (Re-election) 467
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