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The fifth and sixth graders have begun to do some indi- vidual work on to auto-harp, a simple stringed instrument that can easily be operated to produce a pleasing song. As the year progresses we plan to spend much more time on this instru- ment, as it is especially effective as an accompaniment to sing- ing. Although it will take the children some time before they can produce a tune on the auto-harp I feel that the extra work is worth while because people learn more readily by doing than by listening. This instrument will be invaluable in two and three part singing.
When the weather is more pleasant I plan to take the chil- dren outside for a musical game and dancing lesson. These active sessions are most enjoyable and relieve the monotony of indoor singing lessons.
It is evident that the work in the past year in theory, note reading, singing and dancing has been beneficial to a great number of the pupils. They have become increasingly aware of the ever-broadening horizons of music in the world of today. This is most important; because in this modern age of tele-
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vision, radios, movies, record give-aways, and record players, the man who does not like music and can not understand it is truly unhappy. Music is all around us; we can not escape it no matter how hard we may try!
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REPORT OF THE AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS DEPARTMENT EDWARD J. DESROCHES, Director
Education at this moment is profoundly stirred. In a sense a great awakening is taking place. And most significant, the stirring appears to be coming from within. Broad and funda- mental changes are beginning to form in the minds of educa- tors generally. It is almost universally agreed that the next ten years can witness the most striking progress in the whole history of education. A major part of this progress, it is fur- ther agreed, will be in the area of instructional methods and materials.
The problems of education - bulging enrollments, short- ages of classrooms and teachers, rapid and extensive increases in knowledge to be taught, and a world in which that knowl- edge and its intelligent application have suddenly become vital - are forcing upon us a complete re-evaluation of our entire instructional program. This, in turn, is leading to an even greater recognition of the indispensable role played by audio-visual materials in the instructional program.
The National Defense Education Act which will provide matching funds to communities for the purchase of audio- visual materials and equipment is itself dramatic testimony of the kind of recognition the Federal Government is giving to the audio-visual movement. Certain states are now re- quiring teachers to show at least three semester hours of work in audio-visual education before certification is granted. Most schools of education today require training in audio-visual edu- cation before graduation.
Such is the status of audio-visual instruction today, and it is in such a context that our audio-visual program should be viewed.
Change of Location
As part of the over-all plan to increase the educational facilities of the High School - new science room, school li- brary, etc. - the Audio-Visual Aids Department was moved to a newly created room immediately adjoining the area which will eventually serve as our school library. This is a very logical and desirable change. It represents the type of facility organization that is incorporated in most well-planned educa- tional plants. By joining the audio-visual department with the library, the services of both as resource areas of educational
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materials are greatly facilitated. The teacher's needs for educa- tional materials are completely satisfied in one main location. This usually encourages the teacher to make greater use of both services; and this, in turn, usually results in a more enriched educational program. That should be our aim and the sole purpose for the existence of the Audio-Visual Aids Department.
Teacher Training
Training periods in the operation and use of the 16mm sound projector were conducted in each elementary school during the month of September. The program gave every elementary teacher an opportunity to develop the skills needed for the efficient use of this important tool of education.
As a result, more elementary teachers are now operating their own projectors instead of depending on fellow teachers or the building principal. This is an encouraging development. It should undoubtedly lead to a more extensive use of the in- structional film in our educational program.
Projectionist Squad
Students selected and trained by the director in the use and care of audio-visual equipment and materials make up the Projectionist Squad. These students render an invaluable service to the Department and to the teachers.
Under the supervision of the director, they receive, check, and deliver materials; splice films; prepare films for mailing; help in the cataloging of new materials; operate the PA sys- tem at assemblies and dances; set up various pieces of audio- visual equipment for teachers; and, when necessary, operate the equipment for teachers.
Audio-Visual Uses
The educational film continued to receive the greatest emphasis in the instructional program during 1958. A total of 230 films were used in the following programs: Elementary, High School, Trade School, and Guidance.
Films used in the' elementary schools were selected by grades in the spring when all elementary school teachers met with the director in the High School cafeteria. Organized by grades, they selected their films for the coming school year. Then, as soon as the director had booked all films, a master film schedule, showing all films coming into the building, was prepared and given to each building principal to post on the office bulletin board. Along with the master schedule, each teacher received her own individual schedule of the films which she had selected together with other teachers of the same grade. In this way, each teacher knew well in advance the
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film she was to use. Knowing this, she could then proceed to prepare her class for the coming film and thus really "use" the film instead of merely showing it.
Another valuable help provided for the teacher was the "Teacher's Guide". Every film used in the program was accompanied by a "Teacher's Guide". The director placed in each elementary school a loose-leaf folder containing a guide for each film coming to the building. Distribution of the ap- propriate guides to teachers was done by the building princi- pal a week before the films were due to arrive at the school. Since each guide introduces the teacher to film content, meth- ods and techniques of use, and follow-up activities, it becomes another real help to the conscientious teacher.
In addition to the film, the other instructional materials which received the most attention during 1958 were the film- strip, lantern slide, record, and tape recording.
New Equipment and Materials
One of the main objectives of the Audio-Visual Aids De- partment was finally achieved in 1958 by the purchase of a new Bell and Howell sound projector.
The placement of this piece of equipment at Eastford Road School marked an important milestone in the audio-visual program. It is the last school to be equipped with a sound projector of its own. Now every school in the system has its own projector. With this important teaching tool right in the building, readily available to teachers every day of the week, more extensive use of the educational film will be greatly facilitated.
A filmstrip cabinet with a storage capacity of 1080 film- strips was also purchased in 1958. A complete plan for storing, checking, and distributing filmstrips came with the cabinet. To take advantage of the plan necessitated a complete re- cataloging of all filmstrips in the Department. This was done because it was felt that the added features of the plan certainly justified the additional work. A new catalog using the format suggested will be completed and distributed to the teachers in the early part of 1959.
Other materials purchased in 1958 included tapes, records, and filmstrips. All were purchased at the request of teachers who had viewed or auditioned the materials.
Community Service
During the year, the services of the Department were ex- tended to many organizations in the community. Equipment and operators (in some cases the director himself) were pro- vided for the following: Junior Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, Knights of Columbus, Exchange Club, Mothers Club,
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Association for the Mentally Retarded, Pilsudski Polish-Amer- ican Club, Office of Civil Defense, Boosters Club, Sitzmarkers Ski Club, and the Jacob Edwards Public Library.
Conclusion
I wish to express my appreciation to the School Committee for its friendly advice, wise counsel, and encouragement; to members of the school staff for their loyalty to the profession of which they are members; to the Parent-Teacher Associations for their diligence in promoting better understanding between home and school; and to the town departments, other organ- zations, and people who have been helpful during the past year.
Respectfully submitted, ROBERT L. FOX, Superintendent.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Town Officers for 1959
3
Jury List 9
Selectmen's Report 16
Tabulation and Litigation
18
Town Treasurer's Report 19
Assessors' Report
21
Tax Collector's Report
25
Sealer of Weights and Measures 28
Public Improvement Committee 30
Trustees of Edwards Memorial Library 33
Board of Public Welfare Report 40
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Dutch Elm Disease Dept.
43
Gypsy Moth Department
44
Planning Board Report
44
Cemetery Committee Report
45
Inspector of Wires
46
Town Engineer's Report
47
Dept. of Civil Defense
49
Highway Superintendent's Report
52
Police Department Report 60
Fire Department Report 62
Ambulance Department Report 66
Forest Fire Department Report 67
Board of Health Report 68
Director of Veterans' Services 75
Recreation Committee 77
Dog Officer's Report 81
Building Inspector's Report 81
Town Clerk's Report 83
Warrant, Annual Town Meeting
86
Annual Elections, March 6, 1959
102
Warrant, Special Town Meeting
124
Special Town Meeting, April 13, 1959 126
Warrant, Special Town Meeting 130
Special Town Meeting, June 22, 1959 132
Warrant, Special Town Meeting 135
Special Town Meeting, November 9, 1959
138
Balance Sheet, Nov. 30, 1959
145
Town Accountant's Report
171
Balance Sheet, Dec. 31, 1959
210
Tree Warden's Report
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1959
ELECTED TOWN OFFICERS
Selectmen
Raymond J. Lataille, Chairman
1959-1960
Armand O. DeGrenier, Clerk
1959-1960
Peter Graf 1959-1960
Treasurer
Norbert C. Benoit 1958-1961
Town Clerk
Clare P. Boyer
Board of Public Welfare
Hermas Lippe, Chairman 1957-1960
Raymond L. Boucher, Clerk
1958-1961
John M. Beaudry, 3rd Member
1959-1962
Lilian G. Proulx, Director of Public Assistance
Assessors
Charles Normandin, Chairman
1959-1962
Rosario Arpin, Clerk
1958-1961
Ernest Farland
1957-1960
Board of Health
Dr. Raymond Haling, Chairman 1959-1962
Dr. Armand DeGrenier, Clerk
1957-1960
Henry Demers
1958-1961
Ernest Tetreault, Agent
Rachel Jolicoeur, Nurse
School Committee
Ralph Racicot
1958-1961
Belmore St. Amant
1958-1961
Armand A. Bellerive
1960
Lorenzo Beaupre
1957-1960
John Rossi
1959-1962
Edgar J. Bourgeois, Chairman
1957-1960
Mario DeAngelis, Vice-Chairman
1957-1960
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World War Memorial Trustees
Albert J. Tremblay
1959-1962
Henry Peloquin
1957-1960
Ovila Donais
1958-1961
Stavre B. Yanka
1957-1960
Hormidas Beaudry
1959-1962
Raymond J. Lataille, Chairman
Cemetery Committee
Stavre B. Yanka
1959-1962
Jesse Blackburn, Resigned
1958-1961
Lectance Landry, Chairman
1957-1960
Seaver Rice, Superintendent
Constables
Charles L. Montigny
1958-1961
Blaise Trudeau
1959-1962
Paul Libuda
1957-1960
Tax Collector
Elizabeth M. Duhamel
1957-1960
Planning Board
Marc Arseneault
1959-1964
Roland A. Pontbriand, Chairman
1957-1960
Telesphore Libuda
1959-1964
Ernest Tremblay, Secretary
1958-1963
Leon Livernois, Investigator
1956-1962
Sewer Commissioners
Alfred J. Goudreau
1959-1962
Edgar McCann
1958-1961
Bernard Allard, Chairman
1957-1960
Park Commissioners
Albert Gendron
1959-1962
Arthur Roy
1957-1960
Roger LeBoeuf
1958-1961
Moderator
Willard R. Stark
1959-1960
Commissioners of Trust Fund
Vincent T. Walsh 1958-1961
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Alphonse V. Renna Charles Hart
1959-1962 1957-1960
Tree Warden
Chester J. Maska 1959-1960
Southbridge Housing Authority
Alphonse V. Renna
1956-1961
Leon Livernois
1959-1964
Lionel Duval
1955-1960
Alfred J. Dumas, Jr.
1958-1963
August Kowalski, appointed by the State.
APPOINTED TOWN OFFICERS
Assistant Clerk to Selectmen
Doris Nolan 1959-1960
Town Accountant
Leon Caron
1959-1960
Town Counsel
Harold C. Peterson, Jr.
1959-1960
Town Engineer
Henry Racicot
1959-1960
Veterans' Benefit Agent
Roland G. Hetu 1959-1960
Veterans' Service Department
Roland G. Hetu 1959-1960
Superintendent of Streets
Joseph E. Benoit
1959-1960
Care of Town Clock
Earl O'Clair
1959-1960
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Recreation Committee
Frank P. Skinyon
1961
Louis Brunelle 1962
Henry Racicot
1960
Lorenzo Beaupre
1962
Raymond Dartt
1960
Fred Volpini
1962
Albert Gendron
1960 Marcy Osimo
1962
Arthur Roy 1960
Alex Lesniewski
1962
Lewis Kyrios
1961
Edgar McCann
1960
Louis VanDernoot
1961
Eugene LeBlanc
1960
John Merrill
1962
Armand Bellerive, Jr.
1961
Roger LeBoeuf
1961
Edgar Bourgeois
1960
Gilbert LaMarre
1961
Roland Langevin
1962
Superintendent of Schools
Robert L. Fox
Keeper of Lock-up
Ovide Desrosier
1959-1960
Louis Bucci, Assistant
1959-1960
Custodian of Town Hall
Emil Leduc
1959-1960
Animal Inspector
Alcide Fournier
1959-1960
Plumbing, Milk and Food Inspector
Arthur Ballard
1959-1960
Building Inspector
A. Raymond Dartt
1959-1960
Wire Inspector
Arthur Eno
1959-1960
Registrars of Voters
Ferdinand Lemoine 1958-1961
Albert Maramo
1957-1960
Raymond Varin, Jr.
1959-1962
Clare P. Boyer, Ex-Officio.
Moth Superintendent
Chester J. Maska
1959-1960
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Fire Department
Alva J. Gregoire 1959 1960 Daniel Daniels, Deputy Chief
Superintendent of Fire Alarms
Norman Larochelle, appointed by Fire Dept. 1959-1960
Fire Wardens Appointed by Fire Chief
Alva J. Gregoire 1960
Harry Michaels 1960
Joseph Mandeville
1960
Albert Servant 1960
Emile Caouette
1960
Rosario Bellerose
1960
Romeo Lippe
1960
Ovila Donais
1960
Daniel Daniels
1960
Fence Viewers
Alphonse V. Renna
1959-1960
Herman Giroux
1959-1960
August Kowalski
1959-1960
Clifford Mckinstry
1959-1960
Roland D. Martel
1959-1960
Finance Committee
George Metras, Chairman
1958-1961
John Rischitelli
1957-1960
Louis Morin
1959-1962
Victor Peloquin
1957-1960
Charles Trahan
1958-1961
Francis Strenk
1958-1961
Louis Gubb
1958-1961
Roland Gamache
1959-1962
Clifford Eaton
1955-1958
Albert Lusignan
1956-1959
Steve Simonelli
1957-1960
Richard Genereux
1957-1960
Richard Harwood, Secretary
1957-1960
Thadeus Kwarciak
1958-1961
Ercell Teeson, Vice Chairman
1959-1962
Measurers of Wood and Bark
Thomas L. Hughes
1959-1960
Arthur Gendron
1959-1960
Royce Fitzpatrick
1959-1960
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Field Drivers
Jacob Gouin 1959-1960
Soldiers Burial Officer
Roland G. Hetu 1959-1960
Public Weighers
Jacob Edwards
Royce Fitzpatrick
Clifford Mckinstry
Jacqueline Jalbert
Loretta Fitzpatrick
Argentina Damian
William Cox
Arthur Gendron
Rose Gauthier
Mary Culliton
Harry Michaels
Emile Corriveau
Thomas Hughes
Anna L. Hughes
Zoning Board of Appeals
Robert Graf
1957-1960
Edward Seremet
1959-1962
Edgar McCann
1958-1961
Dog Officer
Moise Reopel
1959-1960
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Roland A. Varin
1959-1960
Care of Veterans Graves
William J. Congdon
Roland G. Hetu, Assistant
Retirement Board
Leon Caron
1959-1961
George W. Silk
1957-1960
Signe E. Braman
1958-1961
Airport Committee
Edgar Lewis
1959-1964
Louis Stevens
1955-1960
Emile Arsenault
1957-1962
Albert DiGregorio
1958-1961
Dr. James Cross
1959-1962
Library Trustees
Edward P. Sheehan
1957-1960
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Oswald Laliberte Dr. Nerio Pioppi
1959-1962 1958-1961
Board of Review
Robert Jolie, Chairman
1958-1961
Archie Champagne, Secretary
1959-1962
Vincent T. Walsh
1957-1960
Civil Defense Director
Charles McLam
1959-1960
Southbridge Public Improvement Committee
Clarence Peloquin
Charles Havener
Dr. Bernard Walkowiak
Michael Morrill
Albert DiGregorio
Committee For Mentally and Physically Handicapped Children of Southbridge
Anthony Spinelli, Chairman Arthur Roy
Roland Langevin
JURY LIST
MALE
Name - Residence Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
Abrahamson, Stanley F., 26 Franklin Ter.
A Deary Brothers, Dudley, Mass.
Allaire, Charles E., 214 South St. Retired
Arpin, Raoul, 4 Fiske St. .. Mass. Dept. of Natural Resources
Asselin, Gerard J., 115 Marcy St. Amerbelle Corp. Rockville, Conn.
B
Beaudry, John M., 12 Charlton St. Retired Beaudry, Joseph A., 470 Hamilton St. .. Painter, Self Employed Belanger, Lionel, 23 Twinehurst Pl. .. Monsanto Chemical Co., Springfield, Mass.
Bibeau, Adelard, 115 Marcy St. Retired
Blanchette, Leon, 42 Union St. Carpenter, Waterhouse Co., Webster, Mass.
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
Bolduc, Albert A., 245 Mechanic St.
Lens Worker,
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Bouthillier, Leon D., 67 Fairlawn Ave. Unemployed
Brodeur, Normand E., 111 Everett St. McLean Trucking Co., Shrewsbury, Mass.
Brouillette, Alfred G., 89 Worcester St.
Whitin Machine Works, Whitinsville, Mass.
Chapdelaine, Ernest A., 2 Oliver St. c
Utility Man, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Clifford, Richard F., 327 Hamilton St. Retired
D
Dufault, Joseph, 276 Hamilton St.
Laborer, Mass. Dept.
Duquette, Albert, 24 Worcester St.
of Public Works, Boston Textile Worker,
American Dye Co., Rockville, Conn.
Ethier, Louis G., 383 Elm St. E
Moulder, Rogers Plastics, West Warren, Mass.
Farland, Ernest A., 15 Chestnut St. F
Lens Moulder,
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. Janitor,
Fontaine, Lucien, 240 Charlton St.
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
G
Gaumond, Armand, 711 Main St. Retired
Gelineau, Ernest W., 16 Charlton St.
U. S. Post Office, Southbridge, Mass. Blade Straightner
Gendreau, Joseph U., 165 Pleasant St.
Russell-Harrington Co. Southbridge, Mass. Lens Blocker
Gendron, Albert, 184 Morris St.
Godro, Romeo, 73 North St.
Gouin, Rheo, 60 Union St.
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. Gay's Market Southbridge, Mass. C.P.C. Engineering Corp., Sturbridge, Mass.
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
·Gurka, Edward G., 267 Main St.
Ass't Mgr., American Optical Co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
Hebert, Armand, 27 Coombs St. H
Machinist,
American Optical Co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
Hetu, Roland G., 40 Warren St.
Veterans Agent,
Houde, Harmel E., 43 Randolph St. Town of Southbridge, Mass. Foreman,
American Optical Co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
Jolin, Jean B., 811 Worcester St.
Lens Grinder,
American Optical Co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
K Kingsbury, Walter E., 19 Franklin Terrace .... Optical Worker,
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
L
LaFleche, Albert R., 658 Main St.
American Optical Co.,
LaFleche, Roch E., 900 Charlton St.
Southbridge, Mass. Emery Grader,
American Optical Co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
Lajeunesse, Narcisse, 63 Worcester St. Laliberte, Oliver, 71 River St.
Retired
Polisher, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. Retired
Lambert, Henry, 175 Morris St. Lamontagne, Israel, 9 Breakneck Rd.
Landry, Lectance J., 62 Lovely St.
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
LaRiviere, Ubald A., 102 Lebanon St. Traveling Auditor Catholic Order of Lavallee, Adelard P., 75 Crystal St. Foresters, Chicago, Ill. Woodworker, Dani & Soldani, Southbridge, Mass.
Lebel, Robert W., 40 Henry St.
Hyde Mfg. Co., Southbridge, Mass.
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
LeBoeuf, Roland A., 29 Hamilton St.
Ass't Mgr.,
F. W. Woolworth,
Southbridge, Mass.
Leduc, Emile A., 191 Worcester St. Custodian Town Hall,
Leduc, Joseph L., 28 Hamilton St.
Town of Southbridge Meat Clerk, Consumer's Market,
Southbridge, Mass. Lesniewski, Thaddeus A., 111 Old Woodstock Rd. Tool Maker, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Livernois, Alfred E., 101 Worcester St. Retired
Lucier, Arthur, 386 Main St. Janitor,
Pratt & Whitney,
Hartford, Conn ..
M
Martel, Napoleon J., 7 Prospect St. U. S. Post Office,
Southbridge, Mass.
Matte, Armand H., 61 Guelphwood Rd. Lens Grinder,
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Misiaszek, Thadeus A., 423 Charlton St. Clerk, Julius Florshein,
Southbridge, Mass.
Moriarty, James B., 150 Pleasant St. Unemployed
N
Nichols, Thomas J., 33 Fiske St. Taxi Driver, Vet's Cab Co., Southbridge, Mass. Nytko, John T., 147 Pleasant St. Janitor, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
P
Paquette, Walter O., 257 Alpine Dr. Unemployed
Paulhus, Theodore A., 38 Henry St.
Pezzetti, John E., 410 Elm St.
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. Insurance Agent, John Hancock, Southbridge, Mass.
Plasse, Herman, 319 Charlton St.
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
Proulx, Edmond A., 3 Dean St.
Pressman,
American Optical Co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
Prunier, Leon T., 19 Randolph St. Construction Worker,
Peter Nedzwichas,
No. Grosvenordale, Conn.
R
Reneaud, Israel, 173 Cliff St. Crossing Guard,
Town of Southbridge, Mass.
Roulier, Emile C., 31 Franklin Terrace Process Planner,
United Aircraft Corp.,
Hartford, Conn.
S
Sadowski, Joseph J., 80 Cisco St. Unemployed
Sansoucy, Leonard E., 449 Hamilton St. Optical Worker, American Optical Co.,
Santo, Dominic, 28 Lebanon Hill
Southbridge, Mass. Foreman, American Optical Co.,
Southbridge, Mass.
Serleto, John F., 18 Park St.
Simpson, Andrew H., 85 South St.
Unemployed Electrician, Russell-Harrington Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Steenburn, Abel A., 42 Columbus Ave. Retired
Stypulkowski, Anthony, 86 Old Sturbridge Rd. Salesman, Harry I. Cutler,
Charlton, Mass.
Tadla, John, 58 Jennison St. T
Colts Plastics, No. Grosvenordale, Conn.
Tavernier, Omer J., 10 Lens St.
American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. Retired
Tremblay, Albert, 240 Marcy St.
Tremblay, Leodore L., 274 Charlton St. Supervisor, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Walsh, John J., 61 Fiske St. W
Personnel Mgr., Prest Wheel, Inc., Southbridge, Mass.
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
Walsh, Vincent T., 23 Edwards St. .... Comm. of Mass. Dept. of Labor and Industries, Boston, Mass.
FEMALE
Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business of Husband
Bachand, Mabel, 31 Hamilton St. B Husband Shipping Clerk, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. Benoit, Rose Anna, 154 Hamilton St. .. Husband Lens Polisher, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. Retired Retired
Blanchard, Henrietta, 20 Elm St.
Boisvert, Eleonard, 65 River St.
Bouvier, Antonia, 50 Old South Rd.
Husband Foreman,
American Optical Co., Brouillette, Eva, 89 Worcester St. Southbridge, Mass. Retired Cashier, Brousseau, Rose, 107 Pine St.
Mary E. Wells High School, Southbridge, Mass.
Charest, Pearl B., 300 Hamilton St. C
Costa, Magdaline G., 91 Central St.
Sales Clerk, Aline's Food Shoppe, Southbridge, Mass. Husband Retired Wife at Home
D
Decker, Florence, 206 Chapin St. Retired
Delage, Irene, 139 Mechanic St.
Husband Press Operator, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Forti, Ida M., 65 North St.
F
Husband Retired Wife at Home
Gagnon, Louise, 324 Hamilton St.
G
Retired
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Name - Residence
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business of Husband
Gaudette, Lucy, 601 Woodstock Rd.
Time Keeper Clerk, Russell-Harrington Cơ., Southbridge, Mass.
Gaumond, Stephanie, 711 Main St. Husband Trucker, Self employed Gravel, Loretta, 113 Eastford Rd. Husband Sheet Metal Worker, Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford, Conn.
Jalbert, Mabel, 61 Union St. J
Assembly Line, Harvey Wells Electronics Co., Southbridge, Mass.
Lachapelle, Lea, 346 Hamilton St. L
Lariviere, Beatrice, 102 Lebanon St.
Lariviere, Marie, 97 Everett St.
Latham, Rose, 67 Charlton St.
Lippe, Isidora, 214 Marcy St.
Husband Polisher, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass. Husband Traveling Auditor Catholic Order of Foresters, Chicago Housewife Retired Husband Tool and Die, American Optical Co., Southbridge, Mass.
M
Mathieu, Orienda, 47 Charlton St. Retired
McGann, Rose, 13 Edwards St.
Husband Porter,
Howard Johnson Rest., Rte 15, Sturbridge, Mass.
Murphy, Charlotte, 231 Dresser St. Sales Clerk, R. Robbins, Main St., Southbridge, Mass.
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