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Fire damage is another incident of destruction and we feel, regard- less of age, a healthy respect for the property of others should be taught by the parents and not by the cemetery commissioners.
We again wish to thank the various departments of the town, who have assisted this department to accomplish what we have economically, and especially to the Highway Department, our appreciation for the splendid cooperation we have received throughout the years.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH A. ROBERTS, JR., Chairman WALTER F. REYNOLDS, JR., Clerk ALLISON T. CARR
Cemetery Commissioners
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REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF GASFITTING
January 19, 1966
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen of the Town of Medfield, Mass .:
Gentlemen:
I hereby submit my report as Inspector of Gasfitting for the year ending December 31, 1965.
Number of permits issued 95
Number of inspections by Gas Inspector 141
Number of inspections by Acting Gas Inspector 15
Number of miles of travel 468
Permit Fees collected $616.50
During 1965, we completed inspections on 29 permits which were issued in previous years, many of which jobs were in service with the plumbing contractor failing to notify us of completion and arrange for a finish inspection. Under the new building code provision for an occupancy permit, there should be less trouble in getting compliance from the plumbers in this area.
Since our minimum permit fee is now less than our minimum inspec- tion cost, I recommend that the minimum fee be increased from $4.50 to $5.00. I also believe we should explore the possibility of establishing re- inspection fees to pay the cost of extra inspections beyond the number which should be needed, due to the failure of the plumber to properly prepare for the inspection.
I wish to thank the Town Officials, Marie Burke, Gwendolyn Suereth, and the other inspectors for their help and co-operation during the year.
Respectfully submitted,
WALTER R. NYE
Inspector of Gasfitting
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REPORT OF BOARD OF APPEALS ON ZONING
December 31, 1965
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Residents of Medfield:
The Board of Appeals on Zoning respectfully submits its report for the year ending December 31, 1965.
The Board was organized as follows :- Herbert B. Burr, Chairman Charles Kenny, Clerk John L. Preston, Member
In June, Pauline M. Goucher resigned as associate member and Paul R. Nyren was appointed in that capacity. Also at that time, Kathleen C. Conners was engaged as secretary to the board.
During the year, 15 hearings were held with decisions on two of them rendered in the year 1966. These hearings covered the following requests :-
3 variances of lot size, shape, or use. (granted)
3 permits for home occupation for business purposes. (2 granted, and 1 denied)
3 permits under non-conforming use provisions. (2 granted, and 1 denied)
1 permit for change of number of family units. (granted)
1 permit for relocation of building and an additional business structure on lot. (denied)
2 permits in connection with construction on expansion of filing stations. (1 granted, and 1 denied)
All decisions of the Board were unanimous except in the instance of the denial of a permit for the expansion of a filling station which was denied. This case was appealed by the petitioner to the Superior Court and the decision of the Board of Appeals was upheld by that body.
Respectfully submitted, HERBERT B. BURR, Chairman CHARLES KENNEY, Clerk JOHN L. PRESTON
Board of Appeals on Zoning
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ANNUAL REPORT OF MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR 1965
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the citizens of Medfield:
I hereby submit my report for the year ending December 31, 1965.
Statistics
New applicants for library cards
544
Circulation:
Books-Adult 20,183; Juvenile 19,404 39,587
Records-Adult 879; Juvenile 197
1,076
Periodicals-Adult 399; Juvenile 496
895
Total
41,558
Number of books added to the library:
Purchased-Adult 391; Juvenile 409
800
Donated-
Individual gifts-Adult 89; Juvenile 44
133
Volumes in sets 98
Donors of books and magazines to whom we extend appreciation of their generosity are the following:
Miss Linda Walker
Mrs. William Connors
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kane
Mrs. Henry Young
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen
Mrs. V. Roskilly
Mr. Phelan
Mrs. Alice Ripley
Mrs. Harrison Brown
Mr. Charles Wilson Mrs. R. Brady
Mrs. Frederick Wicks
Mrs. Beran
Mrs. Eleanor Johnson
Miss Esther Harris and H. Harris
Mrs. E. Jackson
Mr. W. A. Fleming
Mrs. E. Waters
Mr. Handy Miss Hope Day (magazines)
We also occasionally receive an anonymous donation deposited in the mail slot for which we wish to thank the donor. Donations:
Mrs. Henry Byng
Mrs. B. Kingsbury
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Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Park A complete set of Harvard Classics International Library of Music The Book of History
70 volumes 10 volumes 18 volumes
We also wish to thank our garden minded friends Miss Barbara Leighton and Mrs. John Bradstreet for flowers and potted plants in season.
No. of books withdrawn from the library by process know as "weeding":
Adult 117 Juvenile 83
Reason for withdrawal: lack of shelf space in main room to accomo- date both old and new acquisitions. Most of the adult books were given to the librarian at the Medfield State Hospital. The books, while in good condition, have to be withdrawn from the collection to make room for new books; they are for the most part mystery stories and light novels which have been widely read by the Medfield public. No books which are listed in the Standard Catalogs for Public Libraries are ever withdrawn from the collection, but are transferred to the stack shelves in the base- ment where they are at least available if called for.
Activities
National Library Week in the Spring: An exhibit of outstanding photography by Mr. Charles Luna of Medfield. The photographs attracted so much interest and favorable comment that the loan was extended be- yond National Library Week.
The most popular activity in the children's department was the week- ly story hour-Wednesdays, 3:30 to 4:30 for tots of four and five years. 85 children were registered for the series, which begins the year in Oc- tober and extends into mid-April with time out for regular school vacation periods. At the end of the year a party is usually held for the children by one of the troops of Girl Scouts. 338 children have attended so far.
The League of Women Voters each year commemorate United Na- tions Week by a display of materials pertaining to United Nations activi- ties on one of the library tables. This was also done this year.
The Trustees and staff are looking forward, hopefully, towards our library's expansion program when we hope we will be able to have more books for our patrons, more space in which to house them and better facilities for both the adult public, for browsing and reading in a quieter atmosphere, and for the students, more space for study and reference work in an area by themselves, along with other facilities beneficial to the townspeople in general, such as a central meeting place for the vari- ous organizations of the town.
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For a town the size of Medfield according to the 1960 census, the library should have a minimum of 15,000 volumes; we have at present only 11,000 to 12,000. It might be of general interest here to note that, based on an average of 34 towns having a population of 5,000 to 7,000 people, Medfield's number of volumes per capita is only 70 per cent of the average, due to lack of shelf space, while Medfield's circulation per capita is 121 per cent of the average and circulation volume 172 per cent of the average, second highest in the group. This shows high use of present facilities.
This year for the first time the library has been open on two mornings of the week from 10:00 to 12:00 owing to a demand for morning hours voiced to the Trustees at the "Know Your Candidates" meetings, spon- sored by the League of Women Voters, but response to date has not been encouraging.
Respectfully submitted,
ETHEL G. HERSEY,
Librarian
Board of Library Trustees Mr. Robert E. Peters, chairman Mrs. Dwight Adams, secretary Miss Laura H. Smith Mrs. Richard Sturtevant Mr. Gordon Crothers
Mr. Peter Vasaturo
Regular Staff
Miss Ethel G. Hersey, librarian Mrs. Lindsay Ripley, Asst. librarian Mrs. Frances Copithorne, children's librarian
Library Aides
Mrs. Ernest Spencer Mrs. Russell Nilson Mrs. John Hinkley
Mrs. Charles Justice Mrs. Leon Ballou Miss Dorothy Gardner
Mrs. Richard Reinemann Mr. Vincent Bravo, custodian
Library Hours
Main Room 2:00 - 8:30 p.m. 10:00 - 12:00 a.m. Monday and Tuesday Children's Room 2:15 - 5:15 p.m. Daily except Sundays and Legal Holidays Summer hours same as above except closed Saturdays July-August
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REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD
January 19, 1966
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Meetings
The Planning Board held regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month until this past fall when it was found neces- sary to meet every week.
The Planning Board expects to meet during 1966 on each Wednesday evening in the Town Hall beginning at 8:00 p.m.
Subdivisions
During 1965 the Planning Board approved the preliminary plan of Mr. Nicholas LaVerghetta located off Hartford Street and reviewed and disapproved the preliminary plan of Heald Homes Trust (Section III).
The board also approved the definitive plans of Hoover Realty Trust and Pine Needle Park (Section III). The definitive plan of Stop River Oaks was resubmitted and approved.
The board members made approximately twenty inspection trips to check on the street construction throughout the subdivision and to view the sites being presented under preliminary subdivision plans.
The following streets, or portions thereof, were inspected, approved, and then recommended for acceptance by the town:
Arnold Drive
Haven Road
Belknap Road
Hearthstone Drive
Crest Circle
Lower Road
Emerson Road
Pine Grove Road
Flint Locke Lane
Wildewood Drive
A total of one hundred subdivision lots were released for building purposes in 1965 in the following subdivisions:
Belknap Estates
23
Harding Estates
36
Knollwood 15
Marlyn Estates 8
Pine Needle Park (Section II) 18
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Mr. Charles C. Cain was again appointed by the board as its author- ized agent to sign plans under "Subdivision Control Law Not Required," and under this category twenty-seven plans were approved.
Building Code
The Building Code Committee appointed by the Planning Board in 1964 continued their study and on July 8th presented its final draft of the proposed code.
On October 13th, the Planning Board held a public hearing and on November 22nd, this proposed building code was adopted by the Town of Medfield through Article 33 of the Special Town Meeting.
The final copy of the new BUILDING CODE has been printed and is ready for distribution as soon as it has been approved by the Attorney General. This code is dedicated to the late Everett J. Wills, the first chairman of the Building Code Committee.
The Planning Board wishes to express their appreciation to the follow- ing people who worked so diligently on the Building Code Committee for two years to prepare this code for the Town of Medfield:
Richard E. Stevens, Chairman Allison T. Carr Nicholas LaVerghetta Carl Mellea Forest T. Wills
The board also wishes to thank Mr. William F. Rogers, Jr. for all the time and effort he spent in handling the printing of this code through- out its many phases.
Rules and Regulations Governing the Subdivision of Land
At the present time the board members are working on the revision of these rules and regulations and it is their plan to have them completed during the early part of 1966. The recommendations in the Master Plan Study Report have proven useful in this revision.
Route 109
In January 1965, Mr. Charles C. Cain recommended to the board that it initiate action to have a petition presented to the Massachusetts De- partment of Public Works for the relocation and widening of Route 109.
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The board followed this recommendation and the first meeting was held on March 18, 1965, with representatives present from the following towns and organizations:
Massachusetts Department of Public Works
Boston Regional Planning Project
Southwest Area Transportation Co-ordinating Committee
Medfield Master Plan Implementation Committee
Great and General Court (Hon. James G. Wheeler and Hon. John Quinlan)
Medway Planning Board
Millis Planning Board and Board of Selectmen
Westwood Planning Board and Board of Selectmen
Dover Planning Board and Board of Selectmen
Walpole Board of Selectmen
Medfield Planning Board and Board of Selectmen
Those present at this meeting concurred on the necessity for the widening and relocation of Route 109 and appointed Mr. Edward R. Perry of the Medfield Board of Selectmen and Mr. Charles C. Cain of the Med- field Planning Board to co-ordinate further action.
The petition was formulated, reviewed and signed by the following:
Bellingham Board of Selectmen
Dedham Planning Board and Board of Selectmen
Dover Planning Board and Board of Selectmen
Medfield Planning Board and Board of Selectmen Medway Planning Board and Board of Selectmen Millis Planning Board and Board of Selectmen
Walpole Planning Board and Board of Selectmen
Westwood Planning Board and Board of Selectmen
The Norfolk County Commissioners also recorded themselves with the Mass. Department of Public Works as being in favor of this relocation of Route 109.
The original petitions and a copy of the letter from the Norfolk County Commissioners were filed with Joseph T. Cronin, District 6, State Highway Engineer, on July 9, 1965.
On July 13th, Mr. Cronin filed the petitions with Mr. D. S. Horgan, Chief Engineer, Mass. Department of Public Works, and on November 5th, a meeting was held with Commissioner Sargent to check on the progress of the petitions. Mr. Sargent stated that the department had
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established certain areas to be flown during this past fall and he esti- mated that within a two-year period they should get into the hearing stage for the relocation of Route 109. In the opinion of Commissioner Sargent, the construction should start within the next five years.
Apartment Zoning
The Planning Board met with the Master Plan Implementation Com- mittee early in December and discussed the need for an apartment by-law. The members of this committee volunteered to study and pre- pare recommendations for this by-law.
In General
Zoning Maps-These maps have been updated and reprinted.
Apointment-Mr. Charles C. Cain was apointed by the Board of Selectmen to serve on the Southwest Area Transportation Co-ordinating Committee.
Forest Lane-In an effort to avoid confusion with similar street names during a fire or other emergency the board recommended that Forest Lane be changed to Rustic Lane. This action was voted upon favorably at the Special Town Meeting held on November 22, 1965.
Town Refuse Area-The Board met with the Board of Selectmen and a representative of the Division of Sanitary Engineering, Mass. Dept. of Public Health, to view possible sites for refuse disposal areas.
The Department of Public Health recommended the use of the present refuse area as a sanitary landfill operation.
Urban Renewal-The board met with the Board of Selectmen and Mr. James R. Woglom of Metcalf & Eddy to discuss Urban Renewal.
Conservation Commission-Representatives of this commission met with the Planing Board to discuss Chapter 220, Acts of 1965.
This act pertains to the procedures required for those who intend to remove, fill or dredge any bank, flat, marsh, meadow or swamp border- ing on any inland waters.
School Planning and Building Committee-The Board met with a representative of this committee to discuss the extension of Hillcrest
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Road and Cranmore Road, which if extended, would run through school property. They also discussed other entrances, exits and the parking facilities of the school property located off Pound Street.
NOTE: Any information pertaining to the Planning Board may be obtained through its Administrative Agent-Mrs. Charles H. Rayner, Jr., 198 South Street.
Respectfully submitted,
ERNEST L. SPENCER, Chairman CHARLES C. CAIN, Vice Chairman JOHN F. BRADSTREET, Secretary WILLIAM F. ROGERS, JR. BURGESS P. STANDLEY
Medfield Planning Board
REPORT OF THE WATER AND SEWERAGE BOARD
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
1964 Actual
1965 Actual
1966 Estimate
Total Services
1510
1628
1758
New Services
94
95
125
Thousand Gallons Pumped
170,784
195,216
225,000
Thousands Gallons Sold
129,695
150,449
170,000
Water Sold
$59,075
$65,357
$72,000
Services, Material, Labor
$6,480
$9,486
$12,500
Departmental Expenses:
Production
$7,381
$10,976
$10,150
Distribution
$17,333
$19,553
$20,730
New Services and Materials
$10,295
$9,486
$10,000
Debt Services:
Evans Pumping Station
$4,494
$4,418
$4,342
Wells and Pumps
$5,583
$4,192
: $4,064
Water Main Extension
$1,010
$1,225
$1,188
Granite Street Extension
$16,350
$16,113
$15,775
Adams Street
$11,231
New Water System
$6,000
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REPORT OF THE PLUMBING INSPECTOR
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
I hereby submit my report as Plumbing Inspector for the year ending December 31, 1965.
Number of Permits Issued 134
Number of Inspections by Plumbing Inspector 193
Number of Inspections by Acting Plumbing Inspector 5 Permit Fees $1,270.00
I wish to thank Marie Burke, Gwendolen Suereth, and the other in- spectors for their help and assistance.
Respectfully submitted,
J. ROGER PETRIE,
Plumbing Inspector
REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTER
Board of Health Medfield, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
Herewith is my report as Slaughter Inspector for 1965.
Number of cattle slaughtered and inspected 1
Number of hogs slaughtered and inspected 2
Very truly yours,
FRANCIS X. MAGUIRE, V.M.D.
4
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JURY LIST - 1966
Name and Address
Occupation and Employer
Aylward, Thomas L., 378 Main Street Retired, State Inspector of Poultry Mass. Dept. of Agriculture, 41 Tremont St., Boston Armstrong, Royal, Jr., 6 Bartlett Avenue Plant Manager, West Sand & Gravel Company, 331 West Street, Walpole, Mass.
Baumann, Edward L., 4 Bow Street
Sales Vice President, The Bettinger Corp., Milford, Mass. Bligh, Raymond N., Orchard Street
Investment Salesman, Kidder Peabody & Co., Inc. 75 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
Boulter, Edward, 14 Johns Avenue
Installer-Repairman, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 959 Concord Street, Framingham, Mass.
Burke, James F., 71 Adams Street Plant Manager, Fisher Dairy, Dedham, Mass.
Capers, Robert S., Jr., 8 Juniper Lane Manager, Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., Natick, Mass. Carvahlo, Camella, 149 North Street
Divider on Men's Coats, Clift Mfg., 450 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass. Husband: Insulation Assembly and Spray Painter, Allis Chalmers Co. Conners, William E., Jr., Winter Street
Salesman, Walsh Body & Trailer Corp., Prospect Street, Somerville, Mass.
Counsell, Merrick A., 36 Hillcrest Road
Vice President, Sales, Aerosol Corp. of America, Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Coyne, John L., Arnold Drive Business Office Manager, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 50 Oliver Street, Boston, Mass.
DeMartino, John L., 28 Lowell Mason Road Linotype Operator, Asst. Foreman, Transcript Press, Inc., 420 Washington St., Dedham, Mass. Donahue, Joseph H., 29 Curve Street Sales Engineer, Blackhawk Industrial Prod. Co., Butler, Wisconsin
Donnelly, Harold A., Black Pine Road Unemployed, Golf Professional, formerly Self Employed, Blue Hill C. C., Canton, Mass.
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Name and Address
Occupation and Employer
Dooley, Robert E., 7 Arnold Drive
Instrument Maker, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
Eastman, Byron W., 89 Adams Street Department Store Buyer, Jordan Marsh Co., Boston, Mass.
Eastman, Robert D., 59 Brook Street Supervisor, Diazo Reproduction for Itek Corp., 10 Maguire Road, Lexington, Mass. Edison, Robert G., Lower Road
District Distributor Sales Manager, Libbey Owens Ford Glass Co., 811 Madison Ave., Toledo, Ohio
Erickson, Robert E., Kenney Road
Cost Analyst and Cost Proposal Coordinator, Sylvania Electronic Systems, 63 Second Ave., Waltham, Mass.
Fox, Edward P., 24 Marlyn Road
Regional Manager, Smith Kline & French Labs., 1500 Spring Garden St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Fuller, Alvan T., 56 Ledgetree Road
Printing Salesman, Technical Sales Representative, House of Offset, 150 Causeway St., Boston, Mass.
Gallerani, Anthony, Green Street
Traffic Manager, The Ucinite Company, 459 Watertown St., Newtonville, Mass.
Garrity, John P., Charlesdale Road
Senior Sales Representative, Honeywell, E.D.P., Walnut Street, Wellesley, Mass.
Goeller, Carl G., 22 Ledgetree Road Editor in Chief, Rust Craft Publishers, Inc., Dedham, Mass.
Goldsberry, Robert J., Fairview Road
Casualty Insurance Underwriting Manager, Asst. Secretary, Norfolk & Dedham Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Dedham, Mass. Gray, Catherine E., 3 Clark Road Secretary. Husband-Owner, Transit Seeding, Inc., 899 South Main St., Mansfield, Mass. Gray, Norman A., Clark Road
Owner, Transit Seeding, Inc., Mansfield, Mass.
Grimm, Peter W., Foundry Street Boat Sales Manager, Boston Harbor Marina, Quincy, Mass.
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Name and Address
Occupation and Employer
Haigh, Charles W., Hospital Road
Retired. Formerly Manager of Dept., John Hancock Ins., Co., Boston, Mass.
Harmon, Osman C., 5 Curve Street Senior Receiving Clerk, Chandler Farquhar Co., 900 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass.
Hepworth, David W., 30 Hillcrest Road Vice-President of Finance, Cramer Electronics, 320 Needham Street, Newton, Mass.
Heyer, William M., 21 Kenney Road
Merchandising-Operations Manager, William Filene's Sons Braintree, Mass. Hobbs, Alice A., 34 South Street Secretary, Walpole Woodworkers, Inc., Walpole. Husband- Salesman, Walpole Woodworkers, Inc., Walpole, Mass. Holmquist, Richard J., High Street
Service Advisor, Cadillac Auto Company, 808 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass.
Hosmer, Donald A., 20 Ledgetree Road District Sales Manager, Mobil Oil Company, 648 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass.
Janssen, Richard J., Arnold Drive
Salesman, DuBois Chemicals, 634 Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio Kaerwer, Richard F., Bridge Street Office Manager, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co., 155 Fourth Ave., Needham Heights, Mass. Kelly, William J., 32 Miller Street Part Owner, Lord's Dept. Store, 446-448 Main Street, Medfield, Mass. Kornasky, Edward, 7 Kenney Road
Golf Professional, Dedham Country and Polo Club, Dedham, Mass. LeBlanc, Eleanor E., Linden Court Housewife. Husband, Self-employed Salesman Marsden, William H., 8 Lawrence Court
Chemist and Colorist, Ludlow Corporation, 145 Rosemary Street, Needham Heights, Mass. Martelle, Violet C., South Street
Bookkeeper, T. F. Riley Co., Inc., 47 Day Street, Norwood, Mass. McManus, Vincent J., Elm Street Engineer, Honeywell, Inc., 200 Smith Street, Waltham, Mass.
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Name and Address
Occupation and Employer
Moseley, Philip B., 18 Dale Street
Credit Dept., The Foxboro Company, Foxborough, Mass.
Ness, Olaf R., Black Pine Road Salesman, Schick Safety Razor Company, Webster Road, Milford, Mass.
Ocker, Donald A., 21 Ledgetree Road Market Analyst, New England Life, 501 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. Olsen, John L., Jr., Winter Street
Asst. Dir., Methods Dept., Liberty Mutual Ins., Co., 175 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass., and Instructor, Management, Northeastern University, Boston, Mass. Pini, Pasquale F., Green Street
Warehouse Man, Mayflower Furniture, 1210 Washington Street, West Newton, Mass.
Raffin, John R., Flinto Locke Lane
Account Executive, Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, 462 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.
Rash, Erwin E., Wight Street Caretaker, Evelyn Byng premises, Wight St., Medfield, Mass.
Ripley, Lindsey N., 6 Kingsbury Drive Electronic Balancer, Bird Machine Co., South Walpole, Mass. Robert, Daniel J., Kenney Road Bursar, Northeastern University, Boston, Mass.
Robbins, Veronica R., 31 Marlyn Road
Saleslady
Roskilly, Virginia H., North Street Housewife. Husband: Sales Manager, Frigidaire Sales Corp., Boston, Mass.
Rudd, Edward G., 414 South Street Asst. Vice President, Investment Division, Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., 100 Franklin St., Boston, Mass.
Sherman, Mona F., 6 Pleasant Court Housewife. Husband, Production Control, Hersey-Sparling Meter Co., Dedham, Mass.
Smith, Robert W., 3 Ledgetree Road
Vice President, Allied Technology Co., 55 Chapel St., Newton, Mass.
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Name and Address
Occupation and Employer
Taylor, William O., North Street
Business Manager, Treasurer, and Clerk, The Boston Globe, Boston, Mass.
Tothill, William R., 24 Green Street
Commercial Lines Sales, Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co., 260 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
Vasaturo, Henry J., 28 Adams Street Lumber Salesman, Norwood Lumber, East Hoyle Street, Norwood, Mass.
Walsh, William D., Clark Road
Account Executive, WNAC-TV, 21 Brookline Ave., Boston, Mass.
Wheelwright, Edmund M., Elm Street
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