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The different National Societies of Southbridge have been most cooperative in instructing and helping their members to make application for Citizenship. This proves the societies to be truly American.
The primary aim in our Evening Adult Civic Education Classes is to give these people, newly arrived to our shores, an immediate English speaking and reading vocabulary. This, so far, has proven most successful.
Those who attended the United States History and Gov- ernment Class, preparatory to applying for Citizenship, have always succeeded when meeting the Federal Examiners. Thus, we know the Community is fulfilling its obligation to the new- comer by providing help when it is most needed. The Civic Education Division is constantly corresponding near and far for pertinent data needed in applications and wishes to thank other Town of Southbridge Departments for their patient help in giving needed information or acting in the capacity of Notary Public for documents. All during the year, filing of papers, fill- ing out of applications, transferral of pensions from foreign countries to new immigrants are arranged; provision for the immigration of parents and the posting of bonds is made; help is given in filling out Displaced Persons Reports as well as the yearly Alien Reports.
Private and Special Help for people who follow a Home
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Study Course, because of inability to attend class regularly, is also undertaken. The Adult Civic Education Division of the School Department endeavors in every way to fulfill its func- tion of giving aid to recent immigrants as well as long-standing Alien Residents. It is ever willing to help whenever called upon.
PLAYGROUND REPORT DR. LEWIS A. KYRIOS, Director
The playground season began on July 12th and ended August 20th, a period of six weeks. The activities were con- ducted at the following areas: Charlton Street, Eastford Road, West Street, Pleasant Street and the Town Hall.
Personnel Director - Lewis A. Kyrios
Supervision of Arts and Crafts - Mrs. Kathryn Beauregard West Street School Supervisor
Miss Elizabeth Duhamel
Assistants Mr. Donald Marino, Miss Jane Darley, Miss Margaret Polakowski
Pleasant Street School
Supervisor
Miss Madelene Proulx
Assistants Miss Helen Ludwin, Mr. George Barbierri
Eastford Road School
Supervisor Mr. Vincent Puracchio
Assistants
Mrs. Lois Traub, Miss Mary Butler
Charlton Street School
Supervisor
Mr. Roger Hebert
Assistants Mr. Joseph Marino, Miss Constance Peloquin, Miss Antoinette Del Greco
Activities
Inter-playground competition in softball, volleyball, dodge- ball and basketball was offered.
Ping Pong, zellball, horseshoes were presented as intra- playground activities.
Singing games, quiet games, swings, slides, jungle-gym and sandbox activities were listed for the "little people."
Arts and Craft
The arts and crafts exhibit was held in the Town Hall on August 19th, from 2:00 to 4:00 and from 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. Over 3500 items were displayed. Parents and friends of the children were invited and over 800 people attended this ex- hibition. Mrs. Kathryn Beauregard, Supervisor of Arts and Crafts, was in charge of this exhibit and did an excellent job.
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Safety Program
The Safety Program was very successful as the results were excellent. There were no major accidents.
The playground program was divided in the following · manner:
First Week
Organization Week
Second Week Sports Program
Third Week Intra-Playground Competition
Fourth Week Amateur Shows
Fifth Week Sports Playoffs
Sixth Week
Arts & Crafts Exhibit
Enrollment and Attendance
Total Enrollment 1385
Average Daily Attendance 660
Average Percentage of Attendance 45%
Largest Daily Attendance 765
I wish to extend my appreciation to all those who helped to make the Playground season a success.
Sincerely yours,
DR. LEWIS A. KYRIOS, Director of Playgrounds
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION AND EVENING VOCATIONAL COURSES
Classes in evening vocational subjects were offered again this year and proved to be very well attended. The following vocational classes were started in September:
Elementary Sewing
Two classes
Advanced Dressmaking
One class
Tailoring
Two classes
University extension classes were offered in the commer- cial and academic fields.
Elementary Typewriting One class
Speaking in Public One class
These classes were conducted under the supervision of the State Department of Education and were instructed by ac- credited teachers.
Other classes in the vocational, commercial, and academic fields will be offered when the demand for them is sufficient to form such classes.
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CAFETERIA REPORT Audio-Visual Uses MISS RUTH CUMMINGS, Director
There has not been any great increase in the use of the cafeteria this year. The count might be called better, con- sidering the loss of students to Tantasqua, as the number of luncheons served is holding about the same as a year ago. This is due to the fact that the largest number of lunches served is to the 8th, 9th and 10th grades. This should mean that as new and larger classes come in the number of luncheons served will be greater. The Marcy Street count is larger than a year ago.
The need for new equipment is still great. The present setup is far from adequate. There is need for refrigeration, ranges, and bakers. Also, proper counter setup for quick serving, not to mention slicers, mixers, etc. The Cafeteria seat- ing capacity is not sufficient for the demands placed upon it, and we do not have a proper Teachers' Dining Room.
The new Elementary Milk Program in the elementary schools is proving successful. We are serving all but about 400 of the elementary children. The Lion's Club takes care of those who cannot afford to pay. From all reports we are among the highest in Worcester County if not in the state. The Lion's Club are also paying for lunches for two undernourished children from Marcy Street School. The Young Women's Club of the Baptist Church are paying for one needy child in Mrs. Steenburn's room. Southbridge Evening Women's Club also paid for lunches for the needy children. These are very com- mendable causes because good nutrition may help these chil- dren do better work.
AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS REPORT MR. EDWARD DESROCHES, Director
It is the thinking of many audio-visual education special- ists that a quantitative increase in the use of audio-visual ma- terials is usually accompanied by a qualitative increase. Our observation of audio-visual aids uses by teachers during 1954 seems to bear this out. Teachers used more audio-visual aids in 1954 and used them better than in any previous year. A total of 228 educational films, 1668 film strips, 625 lantern slides and 65 tape recording programs were requested by teachers during the year.
New Equipment
The use of film strips in the elementary schools was
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greatly facilitated by the purchase of a new Spencer 500-watt film strip projector for every school. A new DeVry sound mo- tion picture projector, and a Spencer opaque projector were also added to the Department. These additional teaching tools should do much toward the realization of the full educational potentialities of audio-visual materials.
Audio-Visual Education Course
Early in 1954, the Audio-Visual Aids Department achieved one of its main objectives. It was finally able to give the teachers of Southbridge the opportunity to enroll in a course in audio-visual education without out-of-town traveling. This course called "Integration of Audio-Visual Materials in the Curriculum" was offered through the Massachusetts Depart- ment of Education and carried both opportunity and gave a certificate upon completion of the course. Such formal in- struction, coupled with the informal instruction offered by the Department, should ensure better utilization of audio-visual materials in our schools.
Student Projectionists
In order to relieve teachers of projection details and give them more time for teaching, more student projectionists were trained and added to the Student Projectionist Squad. These students have always measured up to their responsibilities and have received the approval of every teacher they have served.
Research
The director is currently conducting research on the prob- lem of "BUILDING THE TYPE OF AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS PROGRAM WHICH SHOULD BE IN OPERATION IN THE SOUTHBRIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS." This work, done in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the Master's degree at Boston University, necessitates extensive investigation of all phases of an ideal program and should, therefore, be of real value in coping with many of our audio-visual aids problems in the future.
Community Service
During the past year, the Department continued its policy of
assisting community organizations whenever possible. Equipment and operators were provided for the following or- ganizations during 1954: Southbridge Women's Club, Rotary Club, Semi-Circle Club, American Legion Post, Southbridge Layman's Chiropractic Association, and the Jacob Edwards Public Library.
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ART REPORT MISS CLAIRE J. BIRTZ, Director
The Integrated art program in our elementary schools has been in operation for three years. The results of this planned art program can readily be seen in the work of the individual child as he progresses from the primary grades to the inter- mediate grades and then on to upper grades. The program has been planned to contribute to the full development of each child from the primary grades where he realizes the satisfaction of experimenting with paint and brush, crayon, cut and torn paper to the realistic stage where he gets a feeling for design and ties his experiences to his work.
In the intermediate grades, work in design, crafts and art appreciation give opportunities for creative expression to the average child as well as to the exceptionally talented. More difficult problems are offered in the upper grades; these include instruction in block printing, stenciling art of lettering, both with brush and lettering pen, advanced color harmony, design, and participation in poster contests.
Mary E. Wells High School offers an elective art course which is of great value to students who wish to further their studies in art. Students are given a thorough training in color theory, design, sketching, painting both in water color tempera and oils for advanced students. It also includes lay-out, black and white drawings for the school paper, three-dimensional work, mobiles, posters, block printing, stenciling on cloth model- ing, painting scenery for school programs and planning decora- tions for school dances. It provides stimulating and practical problems for the average and the talented students.
SCHOOL PERSONNEL
The name, date of appointment, and degrees appear in that order.
Robert L. Fox - 1954
B.S .; M.Ed.
Sven O. Rosengren - 1950
B.S .; M.Ed.
Lewis A. Kyrios - 1938
C.A.G.S .; M.A .; D.Ed.
Ellwood Jenness - 1948
Paul J. Sweet - 1950 B.S.
Claire Birtz - 1937
Margaret R. Connolly - 1922
Mary F. Welch - 1954
Mary E. Wells High School
James M. Robertson - 1937
B.S .; M.Ed; D.Ed.
Lindzay Varnam - 1943
B.S .; M.Ed.
Nora B. Adams - 1947
Pauline M. Aucoin - 1921 B.S.Ed.
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Kathryn Beauregard - 1922
Rose Brodeur - 1939
Eva Casavant - 1933
Laura Chapman - 1953
Constance Coderre - 1929
Luise B. Corbin - 1923
Edward Desroches - 1949
A.B.
Thecla Fitzgerald - 1926
A.B .; M.Ed.
Robert F. Hart - 1952
A.B .; M.A. Ph.B.
Everett H. Holmes - 1945
A.B .; M.Ed.
Persis F. Howe - 1930
B.S.Ed.
Barbara H. Kyrios - 1940
B.S.Ed.
Eino Laakso - 1945 A.B .; M.A.
Claude Lacouture - 1948 B.S.
Arthur D. Lane - 1948
M.Ed .; M.A.
Harry J. McMahon - 1926
Ph.B .; M.Ed.
Elinor Small - 1945
A.B .; M.Ed.
Flora Tait - 1939
B.S.Ed .; M.A.
Frances Troy - 1927
B.S.Ed.
Elsie Wanerka - 1945
B.S.Ed.
John E. Welch - 1948
B.S .; M.Ed.
Cole Trade High School
Raymond L. W. Benoit - 1949 B.S .; M.Ed.
Maureen A. Baybutt - 1946
Elsie A. Hofstra - 1933
John L. Benson - 1942 B.S.Ed.
George H. Braman - 1938
Francis E. Couture - 1945
Leave of Absence
Walter J. Glondek - 1938
Ernest Hall-1926
William C. Nickerson - 1941
William B. Paul - 1942
Rosaire Pariseau - 1953
Substitute
Eugene J. Remian - 1949
B.S.Ed.
Frank P. Skinyon - 1934
B.S.Ed.
Lawrence F. Swenson - 1932
Edwin J. Waskiewicz - 1952
Stanley Naumnik - 1954
B.S.Ed.
Charlton Street School
R. Joseph Racine - 1944
A.B .; M.Ed.
Dorothy Berthiaume - 1954 A.B.
Lorene Fierro - 1953 B.S.
Elizabeth Duhamel - 1953
B.S.
Lorraine Gagne - 1954
B.S.
Helen Golden - 1948
Claire A. Kirk - 1949
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A.B .; M.A. B.S .; M.A. B.S .; M.A. A.B. B.S.
Paul A. Duhart - 1949
B.S.Ed.
C. Estelle Hefner - 1933
Pleasant St. 1-4
Gwen Kuszewski - 1954
Dorothy Locke - 1943
Ruth Mahan - 1948
B.S.
Anthony B. Sapienza - 1954
B.S.
Marie J. Saunders - 1924
Eastford Road School 1-7
Raoul O. Lataille - 1939
A.B .; M.Ed.
T. Thomas Finnerty - 1948
A.B .; M.A.
Bertha E. Foley - 1912
Irene V. Gough - 1914
Dagmar Irwin -1954
Cathryn Maxwell - 1945 Julia C. Morrill - 1914
Malcolm Nash - 1948
M.Ed.
Mary B. Puracchio - 1951 B.S.
Vincent J. Puracchio - 1950
A.B .; M.A.
Dorothy Simpson - 1954
B.A.
Florida Tarquinio - 1942
B.S.Ed.
Marcy Street School
Constance M. L'Ecuyer - 1940 B.S.Ed .; M.A.
*Joseph Angelini - 1952 A.B.
Patricia P. Callahan - 1939
B.S.Ed .; M.Ed.
Elizabeth Curtis - 1944
A.B .; B.S.Ed.
Alice Wixted Dion - 1926
Josette Dupuis - 1948 A.B.
Martha Koprowski - 1954
B.S.
Ruth Huson - 1945
Myrtle B. Jodrey - 1944
Thomas F. Mahoney - 1954
* Military Leave of Absence
Mechanic Street School
Anita Sfreddo - 1953
Mus.B.
Clara M. Reed - 1918
Marie E. Skaza - 1949
B.S.
West Street School
Laurenda Boyer - 1926
B.S.Ed.
William L. Haith - 1954
B.A.
Nancy A. Jodrey - 1954
B.A.
Gilbert O. Lamarre - 1954
B.A.
Eva P. Salviuolo - 1943
B.S.Ed.
Dorothy M. Sheriff - 1945
Anne Skudlark - 1954
Celestine C. Sweet - 1932
Evangeline R. Towse - 1948
B.S.Ed .; M.Ed.
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Yolande Augusto - 1951
B.S.
Madelene Y. Proulx - 1954
Special Teachers
William E. Rinehart - 1952
Louise E. Steenburn - 1949
CHANGE OF TEACHERS
Left
January-Jane Rankine West Street
February-Daniel J. Hobart
Mary E. Wells High Cole Trade High
June-Helen Boucher
Mary E. Wells High Cole Trade High
June-Harold A. Andrews
June-Leah Sax Cohen
Charlton Street
June-Priscilla Quirk
Charlton Street
June-Owen F. Ryder, Jr.
Charlton Street
June-Mary Brady
Marcy Street
June-Kathleen Burns
Marcy Street
June-Farncis Flanagan
Marcy Street
June-Gladys Scott Mechanic Street West Street
June-Marjorie F. Campbell
July-Robert H. McCarn
Supt. of Schools
October-Emily F. Roberts
West Street
December-Lorene Fierro
Charlton Street
*Retired
Appointments
October-Robert L. Fox
Supt. of Schools
September-Martha Koprowski
Marcy Street
September-Thomas F. Mahoney Marcy Street
September-William L. Haith
West Street
September-Gilbert Lamarre
West Street
September-Anne Skudlark
West Street
October-Nancy Jodrey
West Street
September-Madelene Proulx
Mechanic Grade I
September-Dorothy Berthiaume
Charlton Street
September-Lorene S. Fierro
Charlton Street
September-Gwen M. Kuszewski
Charlton Street
September-Anthony Sapienza
Charlton Street
September-Lorraine Gagne
Charlton Street
October-Dorothy Locke
Charlton Street
September-Dagmar Irwin
Eastford Road
September-Dorothy Simpson
Eastford Road
September-Stanley Naumnik
Cole Trade High
CHANGE OF JANITORS
Appointments +1954-Joseph Brouillard ¿Replacing Rodolphe L'Homme (deceased)
Marcy Street
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March -* Emery A. Lavallee
JANITORS
1947-Frederick P. Alger
1954-Joseph Brouillard
1946-John B. Craite
Mary E. Wells High Marcy Street Cole Trade High
1942-Armand Gaumond Mechanic Street 1952-Wilfred P. Gauthier West Street
1952-Adelard Lavallee Mary E. Wells High
1943-Theophile Leduc Charlton Street
1941-Joseph Moore Eastford Road
1949-Eugene Tetreault Pleasant Street
1953-George St. Martin Mary E. Wells High
Conclusion:
An annual report must, by its very nature, be a superficial effort to keep the citizens of a community informed about its schools. Even such a report, however, may bring questions to the minds of readers which can only be answered by investiga- tion and enlightenment. We shall grasp any opportunity to place further information before you; we shall work continu- ally for the betterment of the schools of Southbridge; we shall accept any constructive, or even well-meant criticism with the firm conviction that the growth of the system is dependent, ultimately, upon the will of the people.
This report could not be considered complete without a final note of appreciation to a School Committee which holds the welfare of the children as its criterion in the solution of its problems; to a fine, hardworking staff and to all who in word or deed have been helpful in the physical, spiritual, and intellectual development of the children of our town.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT L. FOX, Superintendent of Schools
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INDEX
Accountant's Report 77
Balance Sheet 115
Expenditures
82
Receipts 77
Schedule of Appropriations 119
Advisory Committee Report 60
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Assessor's Report
22
Board of Health Report
33
Board of Public Welfare Report
50
By-Laws Committee Report
76
Civilian Defense Department
48
Dutch Elm Department Report
26
Fire Department Report
27
Forest Fire Department
31
Gypsy Moth Report
27
Highway Superintendent's Report 54
Inspector of Animals Report
60
Inspector of Wires Report 41
List of Jurors 9
Planning Board Report
58
Police Department Report
42
Recreation Committee Report
72
School Committee Report
136
Sealer of Weights and Measures
47
Selectmen's Report
13
Tax Collector's Report
68
Town Clerk's Report
15
Town Engineer's Report
43
Town Officers for 1954
3
Treasurer's Report 19
Tree Warden's Report 25
Trustees of the Jacob Edwards Memorial Library 61
Veterans' Service Center Report 49
Amulance Department Report
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
AND
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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FEB. IS S
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TOWN OF SOUTHBRIDGE
YEAR ENDING
December 31, 1955
SOUTHBRIDGE TYPESETTING COMPANY SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 1956
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1955
ELECTED TOWN OFFICERS
Selectmen
Armand O. DeGrenier, Chairman
1955
J. Gerard Nolet, Clerk 1955
Wesley K. Cole
1955
Treasurer
Norbert C. Benoit
1958
Town Clerk
Clare Boyer
Public Welfare
Ovide Desrosiers, Chairman 1956
Raymond Boucher 1958
Hermas Lippe, Clerk
1957
Lillian Proulx
Old Age Assistance Ovide Desrosiers, Chairman
Raymond Boucher Hermas Lippe
Assessors
Charles Normandin, Chairman 1956
Rosario Arpin, Clerk
1958
Ernest Farland 1956
Board of Health
Dr. Raymond Haling, Chairman 1956
Dr. Armand DeGrenier, Clerk 1957
Henry Demers
1958
Ernest Tetreault, Agent
Marguerite Houle, Nurse
School Committee
Belmore St. Amant 1958
Linia Beck
1956
Lorenzo Beaupre
1957
Eugene Leblanc
1956
Paul A. Roy
1957
Ralph Racicot
1958
World War Memorial Trustees
Armand O. DeGrenier 1955
William Berry
1957
Albert J. Tremblay
1956
Ovila Donais
1958
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Stavre Yanka Hormidas Beaudry
1957
1956
Cemetery Committee
Jesse Blackburn
1958
George Dumas
1956
Lectance Landry
1957
Constables
Bernard Richard
1957
Raoul Meunier
1958
Blaise Trudeau
1956
Tax Collector
Elizabeth Duhamel
1957
Planning Board
James Fallon
1959
Roland A. Pontbriand
1960
Edward Walsh
1957
William B. O'Shaughnessy
1958
Raymond Lataille
1956
Sewer Commissioners
Edgar McCann
1958
Raymond Bachand
1957
Alfred Gaudreau
1956
Park Commissioners
Hormidas Beaudry 1955
James F. Lapriore
1957
Joseph G. Gendreau
1958
Moderator
Rosario Normandin
1955
Commissioners of Trust Fund
Vincent T. Walsh
1958
James Fallon
1956
Charles Hart
1957
Tree Warden 1955
Chester J. Maska
Southbridge Housing Authority
Herminigilde O. J. Cournoyer
1956
Leon Livernois
1959
Lionel Duval
1960
Francois Sansoucy
1958
Louis J. Ciprari, appointed by the State
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APPOINTED TOWN OFFICERS
Assistant Clerk to Selectmen
Lionel A. Lafleche 1955
Town Accountant
Leon Caron
1956
Town Counsel
Robert Niedermeyer
1955
Town Engineer
Henry Racicot
1955
Veterans' Benefit Agent
1955
Veterans' Service Department
Roland G. Hetu
Care of Town Clock
Earl O'Clair 1955
Recreation Committee
Frank Skinyon
1955
Norman Staves 1955
Willard Stark
1955
Lorenzo Beaupre 1956
John E. Merrill
1956
Lewis Kyrios 1955
Louis Brunelle
1956 Henry Racicot
1955
Francis Ashe
1956
Louis VanderNoot 1956
Joseph Duffy
1956
Joseph Gendreau
1956
Armand Bellerive, Jr.
1956
Leo Poirier
Alfred Vecchia
Samuel Soter
Raymond Dartt
Dona Beaulieu
Napoleon Blanchard
James Lapriore
Superintendent of Schools
Robert L. Fox
1955
Keeper of Lock-up
Ovide Desrosiers
1955 Louis Bucci, Ass't.
1955
Custodian of Town Hall
Oliver Proulx
1955
Animal Inspector
Alcide Fournier
1955
Plumbing Inspector
Arthur Ballard
1955
Building Inspector
A. Raymond Dartt
1955
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Roland G. Hetu
1955
Wire Inspector
Arthur Eno
1955
D. W. Morrill John O. Martin
By-Law Committee Mitchell Kurposka J. Belden Sly
Alfred Ferron Oswald Laliberte
Registrars of Voters
Ferdinand Lemoine 1958 Timothy Moriarty 1956
Richard Pinsonneault 1957 Clare Boyer, Ex-Officio
Fire Department
Oswald Meunier, Chief
Daniel Daniels, Dep. Chief
Moth Superintendent
Chester J. Maska 1955
Superintendent of Fire Alams
Norman Larochelle, appointed by Fire Dept. 1955
Fire Wardens, Appointed by Fire Chief
Oswald Meunier 1955
Albert Servant 1955
Joseph Mandeville
1955
Rosario Bellerose
1955
Emile Caouette
1955
Archie Langevin 1955
Romeo Lippe
1955
Daniel Daniels
1955
Harry Michaels
1955
Fence Viewers
Euclid Gatineau
1955 Herman Giroux 1955
Alphonse Renna
1955
August Kowalski 1955
Finance Committee
Phillip Lewis
1958
Clifford Eaton 1958
Bernard Sherry
1956
W. J. Lusignan
1955
Valmore Gauthier
1956
Joseph Swiacki 1955
Joseph Piasta
1956
Rockford Lavoie
1955
Armand Lacasse
1956
Theophile Morin
1955
John Rischitelli
1955
Norman Leathers
1955
Honor Roll Committee
Raymond Benoit
1955
Doris Loiselle 1955
Ronaldo Guertin
1955
Armand DeAngelis
1955
Louis Gubb
1955
Hector Brodeur
1955
Bernard Beauregard
1955
Measurer of Wood and Bark
Thomas L. Hughes
1955 John J. Hogan, Jr. 1955
Clifford Mckinstry
1955
Royce Fitzpatrick 1955
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Norman Brodeur
1956
Leopold Lemmelin
1955
Field Drivers
Charles Chamberland 1955 Jacob Gouin 1955 Paul Quinn 1955
Soldiers Burial Officers
William J. Congdon 1955 Arthur Eno 1955
Public Weighers
Jacob Edwards
1955
Royce Fitzpatrick 1955
Ralph Mckinstry
1955
Doris Ryan 1955
Loretta Fitzpatrick
1955
Argentina Damian 1955
William Cox
1955
Rita Damian
1955
Beatrice Peloquin
1955
Arthur Gendron 1955
Harry Michaels
1955
Constance Matys
1955
Zoning Board of Appeals
Peter Graf
1955 Edgar McCann
1956
Edward Seremet
1955
Dog Officer
Ernest Cadarette 1955
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Gerard R. Lariviere
1955
Care of Veterans Graves
William J. Congdon
1955
Retirement Board
Leon Caron
1956 Theodore Kwarciak 1957
Signe E. Braman 1958
Airport Committee
Edgar Lewis
1959 Emile Arsenault 1957
William LeGate
1956
Albert DiGregorio 1958
Louis Stevens
1960
Library Trustees for the Town
Edward P. Sheehan
1957 Oswald Laliberte 1956
Dr. Nerio Pioppi
1955
Pound Keeper
Frederick H. Dowling
1955
Superintendent of Streets
Joseph Benoit
1955
Committee for Revaluation of Property
Arthur Smith William Horsley
637 Elm Street 157 Chapin Street 2 Chapin Court
Bernard Sherry
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Ernest Fontaine
Robert Coderre
41 Warren Street 452 Hamilton Street
Wage Survey Committee
Appointed by Town Moderator at Town Meeting, March 9, 1953
Edgar Tremblay
73 Moon Street
Paul Quinn
8 Woodland Street
Marie Lariviere
76 Everett Street
Joseph V. Langevin
104 Mechanic Street
Ernest Farland
15 Chestnut Street
Southbridge Radio Officer - Civil Defense Charles McLam 89 Dennison Lane
Board of Review
Mario DeAngelis, Chairman 12 Lebanon Hill
Ernest Farland
15 Chestnut Street
George W. Laughnane 562 Hamilton Street
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JURY LIST
MALE
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
Name - Residence
Abrahamson, Stanley F., 26 Franklin Ter. Milk Salesman,
Deary Bros., Webster Tool & Diemaker,
Allard, Omer P., 380 Charlton St. Globe Tool & Die Co., Main St., Southbridge, Mass. Ashton, Francis W., 172 Dresser St. .... Optical Foreman, AOCo., Mechanic St., Southbridge, Mass.
Asselin, Gerard J., 9 Rose St. Unemployed
Bachand, Edward E., 16 Williams St. Carpenter,
Argentieri, Providence, R. I.
Beaudry, John M., 12 Charlton St. Part time counterman, Spectown Diner, Hamilton St., Southbridge
Beaudry, Joseph A., 468 Hamilton St. Painter, Eugene Leduc, 1 Ash St., Southbridge
Beaupre, Arthur H., 235 Mechanic St. Opt. Wkr., AOCo., Mechanic St., Southbridge, Mass. Bednarcyk, John J., 201 Everett St. .. Tool & Diemaker, AOCo., Mechanic St., Southbridge
Belanger, Lionel, 23 Twinehurst Pl., Extruder Opr.,
Monsanto Chem. Co., Plastics Div., Springfield 2, Mass.
Belrose, Harold N., 92 North St. Grinder-Ind. Cutlery Hyde Mfg. Co.,
Eastford Rd., Southbridge Bibeau, Rodolphe J., 53 Worcester St. Machinist, AOCo.,
Mechanic St., Southbridge Blair, Alfred F., 85 Worcester St. General Trucking,
85 Worcester St., Southbridge
Blais, Napoleon J., 402 Worcester St. Optical Worker,
United Lens Co.,
Worcester St., Southbridge Blanchette, Leon, 27 Union St. Carpenter, Sbdge. Lumber
& Sup. Co., Central, S'bridge Bolduc, Albert A., 245 Mechanic St. Opt. wkr., AOCo.,
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