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Priority was not granted by the U. S. Government for the purchase of a new truck, so a 1/2 ton stake body 1940 truck was bought to replace a 1938 Dodge that was beyond repair.
Due to the shortage of experienced tree climbers in the department, much needed trimming on our large trees had to be foregone until a later date, but instead a goodly num- ber of trees were trimmed umbrella high on many streets where low limbs existed.
This was an exceptional year for heavy foliage on trees and due to that fact, many requests were made for trees to be thinned out so that property owners and tenants as well, could get the benefit of light and air in their homes. These requests were all taken care of wherever it could be done without spoiling the shape of the trees.
TREE WARDEN, MOTH & TOWN HOUSE GROUNDS 441
Forty-two (42) trees that had died in recent years, ranging from 8 inches to 46 inches in diameter were taken out. A new power saw which was purchased this year proved its value over and over again in this work and without it I do not believe the work could have been accom- plished.
The Edison Light Company contracted with the Davey Tree Expert Company this year to do its line trimming throughout the Town under my supervision, and all small branches interfering with their wires were pruned. All dead limbs above their wires were removed thereby making the trees safe as far as the Town was concerned.
GYPSY AND BROWN TAIL MOTH DEPARTMENT
The winter work of this department was carried on as usual, that is, creosoting Gypsy Moth Egg clusters and cut- ting off and burning Brown Tail Moth webs and Tent Caterpillar eggs. The condition of the Town in regard to the Gypsy Moth is about the same as it has been for the last four or five years and with proper attention I have no doubt that we can keep it under control. There has been a decrease in the amount of Brown Tail Moths this year and the only infestation found by this department was a small colony in East Arlington. The Tent Caterpillar on the other hand was very abundant and due to the very heavy rains in the early spring when no spraying could be done, we were handicapped considerably in trying to combat them.
The Elm Leaf Beetle was again prevalent this year and all elm trees on public streets were given two spray- ings at the proper time. Although there were many trees detected where there had been beetle feeding, I do not be- lieve the infestation was as heavy as in the years of 1940 and 1941.
An extra truck was hired this year again because of so many orders for spraying on private estates. When re- quested, this work was done, the property owner in turn
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making a remittance to the Town for the cost of the work.
Because of the heavy infestation of Tent Caterpillar in late years we have started to remove all wild cherry trees on property owned by the Town. This species of tree seems to be their favored food and I would advise all property owners who are bothered with this pest, if they have any wild cherry trees on their property to get rid of them at once, as it is the only sure way of exterminating them.
TOWN HOUSE GROUNDS DEPARTMENT
The grounds bordering the Town Hall and Robbins House are cared for by the personnel of the Tree Warden and Moth Departments. The general upkeep of the property was attended to as usual.
Replacements were made on two large hemlock trees in the rear of the Menotomy Indian Statue as well as some flowering shrubs and dogwood trees that died during the winter months.
The Patriots' Day celebration drew another large crowd this year which necessitated roping off the front of the Town Hall as well as policing the grounds, which was done by the men of the department.
Due to the dimout regulations the spotlights used to illuminate the statue of Menotomy Indian have been ex- tinquished for the duration of the war.
The base of the fountains on the front platform of the hall was planted with flowers again this year as usual.
Of late years children seem to congregate around the grounds on Hallowe'en night, so this year two men were stationed there to act as special officers, thereby preventing much damage to the shrubbery, etc. A watchman assigned by the Welfare Department was also on duty around the grounds every evening from 5 o'clock until dark, and every Saturday afternoon and Sunday during the summer months.
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Removal of snow and ice from the front of the hall, the driveway in the rear, and the walks going through the property was taken care of as usual, as well as the drive- way and walks surrounding the Robbins House.
A new chain link fence was erected this year to replace an old wooden fence that has been standing for years be- tween the Town property in the rear of the Robbins House and the Eagleson estate on Maple Street.
In conclusion I wish to gratefully acknowledge the cooperation given me by the men of this department and all other departments of the Town. I also wish to acknowledge and thank Lester W. Cameron of the Fire Department for the use of his equipment and his personal services in re- moving large roots and tree stumps, which we would not be able to handle with our own equipment.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE M. DOLAN,
Tree Warden and Superintendent Moth and Town House Grounds Departments.
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REPORT OF THE ARLINGTON EMERGENCY UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE AND THE WORK PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION IN ARLINGTON FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1942
Honorable Board of Selectmen
Arlington, Massachusetts.
The annual report of the Arlington Emergency Unem- ployment Committee and the Local Works Projects Admin- istration is herewith submitted for the year ending Decem- ber 31, 1942.
Unemployment Committee Activities
Total number employed in 1942-137
Maximum weekly load-127 in January
Minimum weekly load-2 in November
Expenditures for wages-$30,230.67
Expenditures for material and equipment-$2,091.30 Total-$32,321.97
SUMMARY OF UNEMPLOYMENT LABOR AND MATERIALS
Wages
Material and Equipment
Administration
$3,515.16
Charities
12,696.87
1,388.53
Clerks and Typists
2,591.94
Parks and Playgrounds
1,716.00
20.24
Town Buildings and Grounds
1,844.80
Police and Fire Departments
606.80
304.57
Sanitation
637.30
63.84
Sealer of Weights and Measures
336.00
EMERGENCY UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE & W.P.A. 445
Streets Property Damage and
Repair
2,203.10
Truck Drivers and Lanterns
2,518.50
Miscellaneous
1,564.20
314.12
Total
$30,230.67
$2,091.30
SUMMARY OF PROJECTS
CHARITIES
Sewing production for the needy was the chief activity, as in former years the manufactured product was sent to the Department of Public Welfare for distribution. The Personnel of this project was gradually curtailed and ul- timately closed on November 21, 1942. Production con- sisted of :
Women's garments
561 pieces
Girls' and infants' garments
1,138 pieces
Men's and boys' garments
1,028 pieces
Quilts
144
Total
2,871
The service of Assistants at the Federal Surplus Com- modities Depots were terminated May 30, 1942.
CLERKS AND TYPISTS
Temporary assignments augmenting various Town de- partment personnel were terminated during the year, as follows :
Department of Public Welfare April 11 Defense Committee April 11
Tax Collector's Office April 18
Board of Registrar's Office April 25
Custodians of Equipment and Materials May 23 Town Clerk's Office June 29
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PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS
Assistants to the Park Department in the care and maintenance of parks and Matrons at Fenway Park and Reservoir Beach were assigned as in previous years. Services were terminated in the Parks on October 17, the Matrons on September 5.
TOWN BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Alteration and repair subject to approval were com- pleted at the Robbins House, Old Town Hall, New Town Hall, Fire Station, Police Station and 1209 Massachusetts Avenue. Work at the Police Station was incidental to the in- stallation of quarters for the Defense Committee. At 1209 Massachusetts Avenue alteration work was made at the re- quest of the Federal Supervisor of the National Youth Ad- ministration Radio School. Assistant Janitor service at 1209 Massachusetts Avenue ended May 16, at the Police Station and Robbins House on June 1, 1942.
SANITATION
Rebuilding retaining walls and cleaning sections of Mill Brook and North Union Street Brook were done dur- ing the earlier months of the year.
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
An assistant to this official was assigned at the begin- ning of the year and his services ended October 19, 1942.
STREET PROPERTY DAMAGE AND REPAIR
The construction and replacement of walls, walks, steps, driveways and grading were continued on Fayette Street, Glenburn Road and Hillside Avenue. This work terminated on June 8, 1942. Sundry cleaning and grading were completed on Lake Street and Massachusetts Avenue, respectively ending May 9, and April 18. Traffic signs and lines were installed under the direction of the Police De- partment. This work was completed September 17, 1942.
EMERGENCY UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE & W.P.A. 447
TRUCK DRIVER AND LANTERNS
Due to continued W. P. A. activity, the Town-owned truck operated under the direction of the Federal Engineer and Supervisors. Maintenance, distribution and collection of lanterns continued to June 30, subsequently the Truck Driver combined this work with his other duties.
MISCELLANEOUS
House investigations by a regularly assigned investi- gator were ended on June 1, 1942. The W. P. A. Local Co- ordinator has combined this work with other duties. Janitor service was furnished the Boy's Club from January 1 to June 1, and from September 27 to November 21 ,1942. Work incidental to flooding, cleaning and grading skating rinks at Florence Avenue Playground, Brackett School and Junior High School East, was completed April 25, 1942. Equipment at Town Yard was cleaned and painted and vot- ing equipment was repaired and installed when necessary.
ABLE BODIED WELFARE RECIPIENTS
Welfare cases assigned to work 138 Man-days 596
Men assigned to work out Poll Tax 46 Man-days 46
WORK PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION
The number of workers obviously lessened throughout the year and the work was limited to a number of manual labor projects.
Maximum number of workers-177 in January. Minimum number of workers-55 in December.
Federal expenditures for wages .. .. $70,247.68 Town expenditures for material and equipment 14,437.48
It is to be noted that Federal paid wages paid to Arlington residents on Statewide, Federal and National Youth Ad- ministration Projects are not included. These Payrolls are not reported or handled locally. Town expense on street con- struction is reported by the Board of Public Works.
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SUMMARY OF W. P. A. PROJECT EXPENDITURES 1942
Federal Wages
Personal Services
Office Expense
Town Expenses $ 3,976.00 397.24
Auto Maintenance
1,081.73
Engineering Expense
64.30
First Aid Supplies
60.88
Tools and Equipment
856.47
Federal Surplus Commodities ..
$ 4,833.26
1,280.02
Federal Historical Records
99.00
Federal Music Project
152.30
National Youth Administration
322.44
Household Aid
726.58
1.45
Town Buildings and Grounds ..
16,354.14
4,618.02
Fire and Police Cables
5,877.35
1,009.46
Sidewalk, Storm Drain and Sewer Construction
11,555.93
518.17
Street Construction
30,900.42
Total
$70,247.68
$14,437.48
SUMMARY OF PROJECTS
FEDERAL SURPLUS COMMODITIES
Distribution of Federal food stamps and the issuance of milk to W. P. A. and direct welfare recipients, continued under the direction of the surplus food commodities pro- ject.
FEDERAL HISTORICAL RECORDS AND MUSIC
These statewide projects continued. The music project throughout the year and the historical records project closed in May 1942.
EMERGENCY UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE & W.P.A. 449
NATIONAL YOUTH ADMINISTRATION
This project, consisting of a Radio School at 1209 Massachusetts Avenue, furnished instruction until June 1, 1942, when the project closed locally and transferred to a centralized location.
HOUSEHOLD AID
This project was resumed in November 1942, with a personnel of eight women who assist in home care and practical nursing when needed under the direction of the Social Service Division of the Local Department of Public Welfare.
TOWN BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Alteration, repairs and painting of existing structures were completed as follows :
Locke School
Paint interior and exterior
Installation 289 yds. of granolithic walks
Installation storm drain Installation 102 ft. 12" concrete pipe Installation catch basin
Installation 95 yds. stone masonry wall
Point up 1300 sq. yds. stone walls in basement
Park Circle Fire Station
Paint interior and exterior Remove concrete stairway Install wooden stairway Install wood hose rack Install door through concrete wall
Install iron trap door through concrete floor Repair lockers
Police Station Calcimine ceilings
Property of Robbins Library Arlington, Mass.
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Old Town Hall Plaster and paint ceiling Paint interior Prepare rooms in basement for State Guard
Robbins House Garage
Repair second floor and roof Straighten walls
Cutter School
Construct 698 yds. granolithic walks
Remove 698 yds. old tar walks
New Town Hall
Install and paint shelving in basement for Town Clerk Paint vault for Town Accountant
Highland Fire Station
Paint interior and exterior
Paint and repair training tower
Install imitation tile in rooms -
Central Fire Station
Repair doors and frames
Relay 1800 sq. ft. brick walls
Crosby School
Remove flagpole base
Build new base
Miscellaneous
Build platform and cupola for air raid whistle at the Metropolitan Pumping Station
Repair lantern shed at Town Yards
Repair and paint precinct boxes Townwide
Fire and Police Cables
Install 10 air raid sirens
Install 1 steam whistle
Install 15,849 lin. ft. aerial cable
Install 4,235 lin. ft. lead cable
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Install 45,677 lin. ft. aerial wire Install 15 fire boxes
Install 4 police boxes Install 12 police pedestals
This project closed June 1, 1942.
Sidewalk Sewer and Storm Drain Construction
This work continued throughout the year and at pres- ent is the sole activity in the W. P. A. program locally as the work is not completed.
Install 1,533 ft. granolithic walks
Install 1,052 sq. yds. granite curb
Install 5,400 lin. ft. 6" pipe Install 6" water pipe on Massachusetts Avenue
Install 2 hydrants
I wish to acknowledge the cooperation of the Board of Selectmen and Mr. Golden in the work completed this past year.
JOHN M. CARNEY. Executive Secretary Local Relief Coordinator.
January 14, 1943.
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LIST OF JURORS
List of Jurors of the Town of Arlington Revised and Approved by the Board of Selectmen, January 4, 1943.
Names
Occupation
Residence
Abbott, Frederick J.
Service Man 43 Rangeley Road
Abbott, Harvey C.
Insurance Engineer 74 Quincy Street
Abbott, Mortimer G. Manager 20 Chester Street
Adams, Chester S.
Salesman 40 Orvis Road
Allen, Dana F. Salesman 5 Montrose Street
Allen, Lloyd E.
Linotyper 70 Tufts Street
Alsen, Nils
Designer .9 Jason Terrace
Anderson, Gustave H.
. Engineer 10 Belknap Street
Anderson, Julius V.
. Carpenter 73 Fountain Road
Andrews, Samuel A.
Meat Cutter 34. Benjamin Road
Armstrong, William F.
Foreman 245 Highland Avenue
Arnold, Warren E.
Manager 28 Argyle Road
Arthur, Chester L.
. Bookkeeper 22 Ronald Road
Atkins, Arthur L.
Manager 162 Gray Street
Atwood, Westcott G.
Office Clerk 84 Wright Street
Babine, John R.
Foreman 15 Davis Avenue
Bailey, Myron
Watchman 24 Albemarle Street
Baldrey, Roland W.
Architect 28 Maple Street
Banks, Eugene R.
Accountant 21 Bates Road
Banks, George E.
Designer 42 Allen Street
Barker, Forrest W.
Accountant 10 Pilgrim Road
Barney, Kenneth M.
Engineer 48 Arlmont Street
Barnhill, Frank H.
Carpenter 14 Ashland Street
Barrett, Gordon E. Broker 29 Fairview Avenue
Barry, Fred J. Clerk 169 Mystic Street
Barry, William B.
Supt. Claims
20 Exeter Street
Bates, Albert E.
Mechanic 195 Westminster Avenue
Bates, Roderick D.
Engineer 200 Cedar Avenue
Bates, Thomas D.
Insurance 88 Melrose Street
Baxter, Albert E.
Supervisor 33 Alton Street
Beaumont, Lewis
Engineer 32 Lakehill Avenue
Begley, John J.
Engineer 2 Belton Street
Druggist 21 Dartmouth Street Benson, Rodney
Benway, Gordon W.
Manager 28 Coolidge Road
Beresford, William F.
Pattern Maker 79 Trowbridge Street
Berglund, George W.
Salesman .55 Florence Avenue
Berry, Jesse H.
Box Business 43 Norfolk Road
Biggs, John F. Printer 8 Florence Avenue
Black, Herbert Editor 10 Victoria Road
Blakeburn, Ralph W.
Salesman 39 Wellington Street
Blakney, Clarence E.
Foreman 20 Lowell Street
Blomberg, Albert A.
Engraver
50 Richfield Road
Boardway, Frank E.
Painter 10 Edmund Road
Boland, James A.
Foreman 63 Palmer Street
Bouchard, Chester H. Machinist 20 Pine Street
Bourgeois, J. Francis
Cabinet Maker 46 Sherborn Street
Bowen, John J. Driller 10 Wright Strect
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Bowser, Charles J. Salesman 65 Beacon Street
Boyer, D. Richard
Superintendent 3 Cliff Street
Bradley, Herman S. Radio 132 Washington Street
Brewer, John K.
Instructor 15 Wall Street
Bromilow, John H.
Salesman 74 Highland Street
Brooks, John H., Jr.
Engineer 102 Gloucester Street
Brown, Albert T.
Clerk
15 Newton Road
Brown, Irving M.
Brown, William E.
Printer 55 Wyman Terrace
Buckley, John E., Jr.
Engineer 33 Kensington Park
Bullock, Thomas A.
Heating Eng. 43 Everett Street
Bundegard, Neil
Foreman 15 W. Court Terrace
Burdick, George A.
Foreman 12 Prescott Street
Burke, Earle
Salesman 80 Brantwood Road
Butler, Edward B.
Fruit Salesman 154 Wachusett Avenue
Cain, Leonard J. Manager 46 Temple Street
Caldwell, Frederick W.
Tree Surgeon 70 Allen Street
Callahan, James P.
Salesman 18 Freeman Street
Camp, Noel R.
Salesman 75 Valentine Road
Campbell, James J.
Fruit Dealer 73 Grafton Street
Cannon, Francis H.
Salesman 17 Ashland Street
Cantwell, George F.
Mechanic
79 Harlow Street
Carew, Frederick J.
Telegrapher .5 Sutherland Terrace
Carlson, Carl F.
Carpenter
17 Ottawa Road
Carney, John M.
Clerk 26 Randolph Street
Casey, James B.
Claim Adjustor
10 Johnson Road
Cass, Bertram E.
Salesman .63 Claremont Avenue
Cassidy, John T.
R. R. Clerk
70 Varnum Street
Cassidy, Patrick J. Foreman 17 Dorothy Road
Cathcart, Herbert C.
Clerk 176 Park Avenue
Chambers, Robert G.
Pressman 136 Wildwood Avenue
Chandler, Paul V.
Engineer
21 Millett Street
Chapman, Paul
Carpenter 21 Oakledge Street
Charlton, Arthur L.
Electrician 31 Philips Street
Clark, Harry W.
Mechanic 15 Beacon Street
Clark, John J.
Mechanic 124 Florence Avenue
Coady, David J.
Inspector
23 Burch Street
Cobb, Everett G.
Salesman 188 Pleasant Street
Colbert, George V.
Supervisor 35 Central Street
Coleman, John, S.
Executive
20 Norfolk Road
Collier, Gerard A.
Salesman 22 Hillsdale Road
Colvin, William D,
Engineer 170 Franklin Street
Connor, Daniel W.
Salesman 34 Hodge Road
Connors, George E.
Insurance 17 Pine Ridge Road
Conroy, Thomas F.
Printer 60 Maynard Street
Cook, John P. Engineer 5 Bartlett Avenue
83 Everett Street
Cooney, Francis A.
Typographer
3 Acton Street
Corbett, John F.
Manager 74 Fountain Street
Coughlan, Thomas F. Salesman, 53 Quincy Street
Coughlin, George J.
·Tel. Worker 115 Franklin Street
Cox, Richard W.
Draftsman 96 Lake Street
Cox, Thomas L.
Draftsman 96 Lake Street
Craig, Henry S.
Carpenter 33 Hemlock Street
Cranshaw, Robert J. Clerk
19 Oak Knoll
Connell, William R.
Machinist 36 Wright Street
Coolidge, Frank E.
Electrician
Draftsman 45 Cleveland Street
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Crawford, Robert Salesman 14 Paul Revere Road
Creedon, John J.
Repairman 29 Lewis Avenue
Crocker, Fred
Printer 12 Pine Court
Crosby, Roy B.
Banker 10 Fairview Avenue
Crotty, Francis A.
Treasurer 4 Bradley Road
Cunha, Joseph H.
Tel. Foreman 29 Cleveland Street
Currier, Charles R., Jr.
Inspector 20 Menotomy Road
Curtin, Donald B.
Salesman 10 Raleigh Street
Curtin, William E.
Clerk 63 Appleton Street
Cutliffe, John H.
Carpenter 28 Spring Street
Dahl, Andrew W.
Manager 30 Glenburn Road
Dale, Walter F.
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 135 Scituate Street
Dalton, Maynard K.
Chauffeur 11 Newcomb Street
Damon, Ralph O.
Clerk 43 Magnolia Street
Daniels, Harold J.
Comm. Artist 155 Forest Street
Dawe, Harry A.
Foreman
7 Parallel Street
Day, Elmer W.
Chauffeur 70 Franklin Street
Dearden, John L.
Clerk
19 Brand Street
Delaney, John J.
Foreman 129 Newport Street
Densmore, Louis E.
C. P. A. 109 Gray Street
Derby, Louis I.
Merchant 1 Park Avenue
Donovan, Dennis
Carpenter 986 Mass. Avenue
Donovan, Harold E.
Salesman 10 Maynard Street
Donovan, John E.
Timekeeper .84 Cleveland Street
Dowd, Edward J.
Salesman 157 Robbins Road
Downie, William H.
Salesman
60 Appleton Street
Downing, Alexander J.
Machinist
19 Putnam Road
Duffy, George S.
Salesman 81 Thorndike Street
Duhig, John. M.
Engineer
35 Johnson Road
Dumont, William C.
Mechanic
26 Sutherland Road
Duncan, Edward J.
Supervisor
111 Highland Avenue
Dunham, Robert T.
Manager 122 Jason Street
Dunk, Harry N.
Salesman
10 Governor Road
Durgin, John C.
Salesman 32 Bowdoin Street
Dyer, Edward E.
Engineer 252 Oakland Avenue
Dyer, Maurice J.
Clerk .219 Summer Street
Dyring, John .A.
Auto Mechanic 18 Pine Ridge Road
Eastman, William C. Musician 11 Ronald Road
Edgar, Gordon K.
Technician 14 Fayette Street
Edwardson, George D.
Salesman 44 Walnut Street
Ellis, John E.
Printer 311 Lake Street
Ellis, Roger N.
Asst. Supt. 20 Surry Road
Emmons, William F.
Salesman 80 Eastern Avenue
English, George J.
Clerk 1271 Mass. Avenue
Enright, James I.
Clerk 3 Jean Road
Erickson, John C.
Machinist 38 Buena Vista Road
Evans, James E. .
Treasurer 16 Fairmont Street
Everberg, Carl A.
Awning Manufacturer 10 Walnut Street
Fagan, Thomas J.
Jeweler 155 Mass. Avenue
Fanning, Philip J.
Contractor 39 Bartlett Avenue
Finicle, Robert H.
Manager 24 Grandview Road
Fisher, Brayton D. Manager 26 Stevens Terrace
Fitch, Charles L. Salesman 66 Freeman Street
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Flaherty, Arthur G. C. P. A. 42 High Haith Road
Flanders, Harry T. Salesman 3 Wollaston Avenue
Flett, Walter H. Dry Cleaner 15 Colonial Drive
Folsom, Charles E. Editor 12 Gray Street
Forbes, Douglas L. Baker 51 Chester Street
Foster, Arthur J.
Telephone Inspector .. 15 Webcowet Road
Foster, Carl A. C. Fownes, Everett N.
Bank Teller 5 Mystic Lake Drive
Frasell, Andy J.
Supervisor 164 Rhinecliff Street
Fraser, Earle W. Manager 35 Pine Ridge Road
Freeman, John H.
Musician 34 Swan Place
Froberg, Eric H.
Mechanic 68 Fairmont Street
Frost, Edmund L.
Manager 325 Mystic Street
Fuller, Albert J. Salesman 8 Alfred Road
Fulton, Keith I.
Truckman 19 Hawthorne Avenue
Gage, Frederick A. Claim Adjuster 10 Orchard Terrace
Galluci, Edmund J.
Proprietor 146 Lake Street
Gardner, John
Office Manager 7 Argyle Road
Garland, Fred
Wire Worker 26 Scituate Street
Gay, Arthur C. Foreman 537 Summer Street
Gibbons, Robert F.
Accountant 256 Wachusett Avenue
Gillett, Clifford K.
Insurance 16 Hutchinson Road
Ginder, Chester J.
Civil Engineer .24 Gould Road
Gleason, John J.
Manager 51 Egerton Road
Gleason, Roy L. Manager 11 Jason Court
Gloves, William J. Clerk
29 Franklin Street
Glynn, William J.
Motorman
47 Menotomy Road
Godfrey, Victor C.
Engineer
10 Cleveland Street
Goodrich, Lloyd C.
Ins. Broker
178 Forest Street
Goodwin, Lyndon R., Jr.
Truck Driver
21 Alpine Street
Gorton, Wallace
Salesman
71 Quincy Street
Graham, Hugh H., Jr.
. Bookbinder 136 Mt. Vernon Street
Graham, John A.
Ins. Adjustor 60 Blossom Street
Grant, Addison W.
Salesman 95 George Street
Gray, Theodore C.
Laundry Bus. .36 Upland Road
Green, Leo J.
Chauffeur 47 Ronald Road
Griffin, Norman J.
Manager 151 Overlook Road
Groome, Edgar M.
Salesman 141 Jason Street
Guarente, Frank S. Tailor 33 Webster Street
Gunnerson, J. Herbert Buyer 21 Woodland Street
Hadley, Gordon M. Office Manager 28 Surry Road
Hall, E. Sherman
Manufacturer 21 Maple Street
Hall, Frank E. Electrician 10 Park Avenue Ext.
Hall, Willis F.
Photographer 424 Mass. Avenue
Hamilton, Minor D. Salesman 18 Bonad Road
Hancock, Arthur Machinist 146 Park Avenue Ext.
Hanley, Edward A.
Linotype Opr. 24 Wildwood Avenue
Hannah, Richard W. Radio Service
2 Park Place
Hansis, Louis H. . Compositor
10 Lehigh Street
Hanson, Percy G. G.
. Carpenter
36 Crawford Street
Hansson, Karl A. G. Painter 7 Exeter Street
Harding, Arthur S.
Ind. Engineer .6 Highland Avenue
Harrington, Paul Ins. Broker 3 Cabot Road
Harris, Leon C. Salesman 200 Hillside Avenue
Harrison, Herbert L. Estimator 28 Magnolia Street
Salesman 32 Dundee Road
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Hart, Frank B.
Engineer 3 Newport Street
Harvey, Claude T.
Salesman 105 Warren Street
Hedge, Francis D.
Salesman .88 Egerton Road
Hefron, Joseph F.
Manager 20 Grove Street
Held, Albert W.
Draftsman 32 Cornell Street
Hellmann, William F. Stockman 17 Winslow Street
Helmick, Raymond G.
Salesman
12 Alton Street
Henry, Francis B.
Salesman
.78 Fountain Road
Henry, Joseph L.
Clerk
26 Sherborn Street
Hesseltine, Ernest, Jr.
Bank Clerk 38 Russell Street
Hill, John H.
Machinist 23 Fordham Street
Hill, Roland A.
Machinist 30 Ashland Street
Hobbs, Leon P.
Real Estate 20 Kensington Road
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