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Cutter
Hardy
Locke
J. H. East
J. H. Ind.
J. H. West
Parmenter
Pierce
Russell
Senior High
St. Agnes
St. James
Voc. High
Total
Male
Female
Court
Yth. Serv.
Probation
Westboro
Bridge-
water
Dismissed
TOTAL
Assault
Assault-Indecent
1
11
11
2
2
2
B & E
3
3
4
2
1 1
23
23
7
7
7
Destroying Prop'ty
5
8
7
01
2
29
29
4
4
4
Dist. of Peace
2
3
3
8
8
3
3
3
False Alarm
3
3
3
Indecent Exposure
2
2
2
Larceny
15
2
13
9
1
1
2
54
54
11
1
10
11
Lewdness
3
1
2
[1 1
8
6
2
8 ||2| 5 00
1
8
Miscellaneous
6
1
7
5
1
6 |2
28
26
2
1
1
1
Missile Throwing
Obscene Language
5
5
3
2
Obscene Literature
1
1|
Runaway Child
6
3
2
1
12
11 |1
Setting Fires
3
3
Stubborn Child
2
1
1
4
3 |
1
1
1
1
Trespass
2
1
1
4
4
2
2
2
Total
50
15
4
6
46 |1 |31 |1 |1
25 |7|4|4
195
187 |8|39
3 35
1
39
Male
48
15
6
46 |1 |30 |1 1
20 |7 |4 |4
187
Female
2
1
5
8
-
A & B
3
1 !
-
1
1
1
!
1
-
1
1
11
|1
DISPOSITIONS
Board
File
JUVENILE OFFICERS REPORT for 1955 - Age Group
OFFENSE
Ages || |7 | 8 |9 |10 |11 |12 |13 |14 |15 |16|
Assault
Assault-Indecent
A & B
-
1
1 |
2| 1 | 1 | 3| 2
11
B & E
-
|1|2| 3|
2 |
|4 | 5| 3 | 3
23
-
Destroying Property
|1|2 | 4| 4| 5| 5| 6| 1| 1|
29
Dist. of Peace
|1|
1 | 2|
-
4 |
8
False Alarm
-
-
-
-
3
3
Indecent Exposure
-
-
- 1 |1 |
-
-- 2
Larceny
1
1
1| 8|12|17 |14
54
Lewdness
1 |
-
|1 | 3 | 3
8 |
-
Miscellaneous
1
3|2|1|2|3| 8| 8
28
Missile Throwing
Obscene Languare
-
1 | 2 | 2|
5
-
1
-
1
Runaway Child
-
1| 2 | 6| 1 | 2
Setting Fires
1 | 2|
3 |
-
--
-
1| 3|
i
Trespass
1|1 |2|
4 |
-
| 2 |
|12|13 |14|2639|43|40
195
Male
Female
!
I
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Obscene Literature
12
-
Stubborn Child
TOTAL
225
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
MISCELLANEOUS DUTIES
1954
1955
Accidents Other Than Auto-
Personal Injury Involved
178
144
Bank Alarms-False
41
42
Bank Alarms-Test
160
175
Buildings Found Open and Made Secure
620
486
Buildings Reported Vacant and Protected
743
768
Cases Investigated
3,107
3,133
Complaints of Children
929
868
Dead Bodies Cared for-Animal
154
110
Dead Bodies Cared for-Human
29
41
Dogs Killed
30
20
Dogs Turned Over to Dog Officer
41
25
Dog Bites Investigated
107
90
Dog Complaints
124
107
Electric Lights-Defective
1,153
1,086
Electric Wires-Defective
265
74
Fire Alarms-False
25
53
Fire Alarms-Given
190
248
Injured Persons Assisted Home
17
30
Injured Persons Assisted to Hospital
232
234
Investigations for Other Departments
45
81
Lanterns Placed at Dangerous Places
661
129
Lost Children Cared For
104
92
Mental Persons
24
21
Messages Delivered
204
172
Missing Persons
72
69
Officers at Fires
295
322
Sick Persons Assisted Home
39
41
Sick Persons Assisted to Hospital
132
164
Streets and Walks-Defective
366
323
Water Running to Waste
78
89
TOTAL
10,165
9,237
MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATIONS
Motor Vehicle Violations
1,531
Residents Prosecuted
23
Residents Warned
449
Parking Violations
2,362
Residents Prosecuted
24
Residents Warned
1,608
Meter Violations
2,835
Residents Prosecuted
13
Residents Warned
1,096
No Fix
1,687
TOTAL
6,728
AUTOMOBILES
1954
1955
Reported Stolen in Arlington
17
11
*Reported Stolen in Arlington and Recovered
16
10
Recovered in Arlington for Other Cities
14
23
*One reported stolen in Arlington still not recovered
226
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
OWNERSHIP TRANSFERRED
1954
1955
Permits to Use by Private Owners
1,199
1,226
Used Cars taken in Trade by Arlington Dealers
5,432
6,915
LICENSES-REGISTRATIONS-SUSPENDED-REVOKED
Licenses to Operate Suspended
128
188
Licenses to Operate Revoked
54
56
Registrations Revoked
12
9
Registrations Suspended
5
10
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS
Fatalities
4
1
Involving Personal Injury
229
277
Involving Property Damage
276
336
TOTAL
509
614
Accidents Investigated
395
319
Number of Persons Injured
346
428
Operators Interviewed
651
517
Witnesses Interviewed
99
83
Injured Persons Interviewed
96
39
TOTAL
846
639
The one fatal accident was as follows:
On April 14, 1955, at 5:05 P.M., Paul Valenti, 6 years, 28 Teel St., Arlington, a pedestrian, was struck by an automobile while crossing Teel St., to go to his home, receiving injuries from which he died on April 16, 1955.
OTHER FATALITIES
1954 1955
Death
Natural Causes
20
37
Death
Accidental
4
1
Death
Suicides
4
2
...
227
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
DIVISION OF INVESTIGATIONS 1955
Abandonment of Baby
1
Accosting
13
Adultery
2
Assault and Battery
31
A.W.O.L. (Military Service)
2
Breaking, Entering and Larceny
120
Carnal Abuse
21
Disturbance of Peace
2
Domestic Relations
2
Failing to Provide Care and Protection for Children
1
Forgery and Uttering
5
Fornication
2
Fraudulent Magazine Solicitation
2
Gaming
4
Gas Explosion
1
Home Conditions
2
Illegitimacy
2
Incite to Commit Murder
1
Indecent Assault
8
Indecent Exposure
6
Indecent Pictures in Possession
1
Larcenies
205
Lewdness
Open and Gross Lewdness
Malicious Damage to Property
Mental
3
Miscellaneous
77
Missing Persons
3
Murder committed in 1951 still under investigation
Narcotics
2
Non-Support
21
Objectionable Literature (number stores checked)
119
Outside Police Departments
63
Robbery
3
Sudden Deaths
35
Suicides and Attempts
5
Suspicious Persons
4
Telephones Calls
12
Threatening
2
Trespassing
6
TOTAL 796
INVESTIGATIONS FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS SELECTMEN'S OFFICE
Claims Against the Town of Arlington
18
Jurors
36
Licenses
252
Secretary of State
35
Vicious Dog Complaints
15
TOTAL 356
1
2
1
Contributing to Delinquency of Minor
3
228
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
TOWN MANAGER'S OFFICE
Miscellaneous Investigations
5
TOTAL
RECAPITULATION
Investigations
796
Investigations for Selectmen's Office
356
Investigations for Town Manager's Office
5
GRAND TOTAL
1,157
RADIO AND PATROL CARS
1954
1955
Messages broadcast
11,117
11,252
Calls direct to specified cars
Arlington patrol cars
5,325
5,491
Arrests made by patrol car operators
Car # 5-A
0
28
Car # 6-A
97
17
Car
# 7-A
79
103
Car # 8-A
67
144
Car # 9-A
22
142
Car #10-A
96
75
Inspectors
0
80
Total arrests by Arlington patrol cars
361
589
POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM
Duty Calls
152,483
157,895
Telephone Calls
21
29
Wagon Calls
19
8
Ambulance Calls
262
279
Officers in Court
451
958
Bank Alarms
80
33
Burglar Alarms
16
16
Teletype
98
519
CRIME REPORT TO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION TOTAL OF MONTHLY CRIMES-YEAR 1955
OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE-TOWN OF ARLINGTON
Offenses
Cleared
Reported or known Unfounded Offenses
by Arrest
Criminal Homicide (Man-
slaughter by Negligence)
1
0
1
1
Rape
4
0
4
4
Robbery
3
0
3
1
Burglary-Breaking & Entering
120
35
85
36
Larceny (Over $50.00)
41
6
35
7
Larceny (Under $50.00)
136
64
72
16
Auto Thefts
28
17
11
6
TOTAL
333
122
211
71
Note: Attempts to Commit Above Crimes are Included In All Totals.
229
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED AS PER THE ABOVE REPORT.
Number
Breaking and Entering
(A) Residence (Dwelling)
(1) Committed during day 26
$11,029.48
(2) Committed during night 17
787.00
(B) Non-Residence (Store, Officer etc. )
(1) Committed during night 42
3,340.51
* Larceny
Over $50.00
35
5,072.04
$5.00 to $50.00
59
1,269.87
Under $5.00
13
67.93
** Auto Thefts
11
14,520.00
Robbery
3
395.34
TOTAL 206
$36,482.17
* Attempts to commit the above crimes are included in this total.
** Twenty-three stolen outside Arlington and recovered here, not included in this total.
Value of Property Stolen
Nature of Larcenies
Number
(a) Purse Snatching
1 (Attempt)
(b) Shoplifting 5
$ 52.90
(c) Thefts from Autos
27
1,046.79
(d) Bicycles
28
1,099.50
(e) All Others
46
4,210.65
TOTAL 107
$6,409.84
AUTOMOBILES RECOVERED
(a) Number stolen locally and recovered locally 3
(b) Number stolen locally and recovered by other jurisdictions 7
(c) Total locally stolen automobiles recovered 10
(d) Number stolen out of town and recovered locally 23
VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND PROPERTY RECOVERED DURING THE YEAR:
Value of Property Stolen
Value of Property Recovered
(a) Currency, notes, etc. $7,032.54
$1,326.38
(b) Jewelry & precious metals 5,088.00
1,238.00
(c) Clothing 186.74
115.84
(d) Locally stolen automobiles 14,120.00
12,120.00
(e) Miscellaneous 9,654.89
2,466.43
TOTAL $36,082.17
$17,266.65
Value of Property Stolen
Offense
230
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
TRAFFIC SIGNAL DEPARTMENT
1955
The Traffic Signal Department is responsible for the proper installation and maintenance of all aids to the regulation and control of automobile traffic on the public ways throughout the Town for the safety of the general public, such as the planning, erection and main- tenance of all traffic signals, the erection and maintenance of all traffic signs of every description and the painting of all traffic lanes, curb markings, street markings, parking stalls, crosswalks, etc.
TRAFFIC SIGNS REMOVED-RENEWED-INSTALLED 1955
Type of Sign
Removed
Renewed
Installed
Total In- ventory 1
Bus Stops
1
Concord Turnpike Signs
2
2
Danger Slow
2
2
Dead End Street
1
4
Do Not Enter
5
1
25
Go Right
1
1
Heavy Trucking Prohibited
1
6
8
Isolated Stop
25
1
30
Keep To The Right
5
2
15
No Right Turn
1
1
1
No Parking At Anytime
1
54
4
183
No Parking Bus Stop
1
7
No Parking Here To Corner
6
2
57
No Parking Taxi Stand
1
10
No U Turn
11
34
One Hour Parallel Parking
2
50
17
279
One Way
1
2
4
16
One Way Arrow
17
7
68
Pedestrians Cross On Red And Yellow Only
1
11
Railroad Warnings
2
7
Red Reflectors
4
7
Single Line
5
8
Slow
2
1
57
Slow Children
1
1
Slow Danger Zone
2
1
25
Slow Playground
3
20
Slow School
1
25
Taxi Stand
1
1
15 M. P. H.
1
1
Through Way Stop
42
200
Traffic Signal Ahead
6
1
30
TOTALS
8
232
69
1,136
231
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
ROAD AND CURB MARKINGS 1955
Type of
New Markings
Replaced
Total In- ventory
Bus Stops
19
7
26
Crossroads
4
4
Crosswalks
2
264
149
Directional Arrows
32
32
Island Curbs
10
10
Left Turn Only
7
7
Parking Meter Stalls
280
280
Railroad Warnings
2
2
Right Turn Only
14
14
Safety Platform Bases
7
7
School
18
18
Slow
95
279
Slow School
66
33
Stop
102
174
Stop Lines
102
51
Stop And Look
596
294
Taxi Cab Stands
7
7
TOTAL 21
1,613
1,394
OTHER MAINTENANCE
Installed Replaced Removed
Re- painted
Total In- ventory 5
Floodlights Safety Platform
24
6
11
Parking Meters
265
286
Spotlights
4
8
Traffic Lights.
4
43
76
Traffic Sign Posts
31
6
41
1,776
TOTALS ..
31
32
6
360
2,162
CURBS, LINES, STREET MARKINGS (Footage)
Bus Stops
1,766
Center and Vertical Lines
35,679
No Parking (Red Curb)
2,099
Parallel Parking
5,585
Parking Meter Stalls
6,780
Taxi Cab Stands
416
Parking Stalls (30% on Park Avenue)
956
Stop Lines
730
Crosswalks
10,420
TOTALS
64,371
Marking
Type
Flashes
The center and vertical lines covered a total distance of 6.75 miles.
232
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
PARKING METERS
There are at the present time 286 Parking Meters in operation throughout the town. Mechanical failures and other causes necessitat- ed certain repairs to parking meters as follows:
Glass replaced on meters 28
Loose meter posts tightened
34
Meter posts straightened 19
Meters damaged by automobiles 3
Meters removed from driveways 2
Meters removed because of Bus Stops 21
Meters repaired
685
New parts used
215
New timers
30
During 1955 measures adopted to insure greater safety for pedestrians and motor vehicle operators, alike, were as follows:
Forest Street at the southeasterly terminus was channelized and restricted to One Way traffic, at Summer Street, northerly.
Edgehill Road was restricted to One Way traffic in a westerly direction from Richfield Road to Summer Street.
Schouler Court was restricted to One Way traffic in a north- easterly direction from Mass. Avenue and Mill Brook Drive to a southeasterly direction during football games.
Crosswalks were installed on streets in close proximity to the Summer Street playground.
Two additional school traffic supervisors were assigned to Summer and Mystic Streets, and Pleasant and Irving Streets, thus relieving police officers for other duties.
The elimination of street cars and the substitution of busses unquestionably assisted in relieving the traffic congestion in Arl- ington Center and the entire length of Mass. Ave.
Parking was restricted to One Hour on Broadway, between Franklin Street and Palmer Street, and Franklin and Webster Street.
Alton Street was restricted to No Parking on the westerly side, between Belton Street and Warren Streets.
Maple Street was restricted to No Parking on the northerly side from Pleasant Street to a point 75 feet westerly.
An Isolated Stop sign was installed on Fayette Street at Eastern Avenue, to insure added protection for Brackett school children.
233
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
AUXILIARY POLICE
This valuable group of men continue to exemplify the highest qualities of good citizenship, by unselfishly devoting their valuable time, not only for the welfare of our youth, but for the town as a whole and it should be the paramount desire of all, that they continue to function as well in the future as they have in the past.
CONCLUSION
In my efforts to fulfill the responsibilities of the office, I have solicited and received the unqualified support of the Honorable Board of Selectmen, esteemed Town Manager, members of the Police Department, Federal, State, Town agencies, and the citizens of Arlington, for which I am extremely thankful and deeply apprecia- tive.
Respectfully submitted,
ALBERT E. RYAN Chief of Police
LIST OF JURORS Revised and Approved by the Board of Selectmen, January 9, 1956
NAME
Abbott, Donald H.
*Acker, A. Purney
Ackles, Frank T.
Agostino, Patrick
Alberghini, Delmo H. * Alcorn, Charles H.
18 White Street 118 Oakland Avenue 157 Newport Street
904 Mass. Avenue
57 Park Street
70 Kensington Park
14 Mott Street
6 Lovell Road
6 Pine Ridge Road 26 Udine Street
Aronson, Norman L. *Ashman, John G.
5 Littlejohn Street 136 Broadway
19 Beck Road
31 Tufts Street
154 Brooks Avenue
*Banach, Henry M.
*Banks, Eugene R. Baratta, Hugo C. Barber, Harry
60 Mystic Street
21 Bates Road
6 Addison Street
4 Homer Road
PRESENT (LAST) OCCUPATION AND NAME AND ADDRESS OF PRESENT (LAST) EMPLOYER. IF MARRIED WOMAN, HUSBAND'S BUSINESS OR OCCUPATION AND NAME AND ADDRESS OF HIS EMPLOYER.
Salesman, Johnson-Appleby Co., 600 Memorial Drive, Cambridge Salesman, Sears Roebuck & Co., 24 Fullerton St., Boston Bus Driver, Eastern Greyhound Lines, Inc., 6 St. James Ave., Boston Shipper, Deran Confectionery Co., Inc., 180 Cambridge Street, Cambridge
Credit Manager, Macy's Furniture Co., 520 Mass. Avenue, Cambridge inspector, F. S. Payne Co., 75 Richdale Avenue, Cambridge Muitirith Operator, Harvard Univ., Lyman Laboratory, Cambridge Packer, Jones, McDuffee & Stratton, 640 Commonwealth Ave.,Boston Machine Operator, General Electric Co., 60 Norman St., Everett Salesman, Durand Co., 40 Ames Street, Cambridge
Auditor, New York Central RR., 466 Lexington Avenue, N. Y. Prop., M.E. Neuber Industrial Diamond Co., 791 Tremont St., Boston Inspector, Boston Naval Shipyard, Boston
Machinist, Instrument Development Laboratory, 163 Highland Avenue, Needham
Assistant Controller, William Filene's Sons Co., Boston Office Manager, The Employers Group Ins. Co., 40 Broad St., Boston Supervisor, Polaroid Corporation, 730 Main Street, Cambridge Salesman, Vaughn Electric Co., 32 Alston Street, Somerville Salesman, Winde McCormick Lumber Co., 416 Medford Sreet, Charlestown
Carpenter, Ernest Comeau, 5 Bowdoin Street, Dorchester Accountant, Esso Standard Oil Co., 135 Clarendon Street, Boston Executive, Rinaldi Tile Co., Inc., 326 Main Street, Cambridge Manager, Beacon Plastics Corp., 82 Needham Street, Newton
234
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
RESIDENCE
42 Everett Street
39 Hayes Street
18 Fordham Street
118 Broadway
* Alderson, Robert E. Alexander, Paul H. Alosso, Rocco W. Anderson, Carl H. Angland, John J. Annese, John J. Archibald, Frank R. Arnold, Walter F.
* Ashton, John Atkinson, Edward F. Aubrey, Edward S.
Name
*Barnard, Edwin A.
*Barnard, Lee R. Barnes, John J.
*Barnes, Ralph G.
*Barney, Kenneth M.
*Barrett, Gordon E.
*Barrett, Leonard C. Barrows, Roger Baxter, Albert E. Beasley, Joseph L.
*Belcher, Harris E.
*Bell, William Jr.
*Bella, John J. Bennett, Edmund Bergstrom, Arthur *Berman, Edward I.
*Bernard, Albert Jr.
*Bickford, Perley W.
*Bigelow, Gilbert T. Bigley, William C. *Blamire, Thomas D.
*Blaney, Winslow C.
Residence
61 Cleveland Street 15 Cypress Road 11 Heard Road
44A Cleveland Street 48 Arlmont Street 29 Fairview Avenue 106 Robbins Road 77 Bow Street 124 Jason Street 140 Gardner Street
41 Hawthorne Avenue
15 Cedar Avenue
16 Locke Street
18 Lockleland Avenue 44 Lombard Terrace 1516 Mass. Avenue 18 River Street 17 High Haith Road 30 Varnum Street 61 Sunnyside Avenue 455 Mystic Street
47 Maynard Street
*Blessington, Robert F. * Blomberg, Albert A. *Boland, Edmund J. Booth, Gordon F.
*Bowker, Charles H. Bowers, Roger E.
*Bowser, Robert F.
17 Edgehill Road 50 Richfield Road 42 Bowdoin Street 8 Homestead Road 73 Harlow Street 4 Parallel Street
9 Grove Street
Occupation
Office Manager, Charles T. Main, Inc., 80 Federal Street, Boston Carpenter, Boston Carpet Laying Co., 25 Thorndike St., Cambridge Foreman, Necco Co., 254 Mass. Avenue, Cambridge
Janitor, Tremont Temple Building, 88 Tremont Street, Boston Asst. Chief Eng., Nat'l. Research Corp., 160 Charlemont St., Newton Broker, R. L. Day & Co., 111 Devonshire Street, Boston Salesman, Araban Coffee Co., Commercial Wharf, Boston Proprietor, Arlington Shade & Screen Co., 77 Bow Street Clerk, Mystic Valley Gas Co., 299 Broadway, Arlington Landscape Eng., State Dept. of Public Works, 100 Nashua St., Boston Manager, Western Union Telegraph Co., Boston Personnel Director, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Machinist, Boston Naval Shipyard, Charlestown
Purch. Supervisor, Stone & Webster Corp., 49 Federal St., Boston Accountant, Electronics Corp. of America, 77 Broadway, Cambridge Proprietor, Berman's Market Inc., 1516 Mass. Ave., Arlington Shipper, Hood Rubber Co., Watertown
Machinist, Sylvania Electric Products Inc., Salem
Artist, Forbes Litho. Mfg., Co., 1 Forbes Street, Chelsea Manager, Western Union Co., 230 Congress Street Boston Superintendent of Maintenance, Harvard University, Cambridge Brokerage Clerk, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, 24 Federal St., Boston
Mgr., Whitehead Metal Products Co., Inc., 281 Albany St., Cambridge Photo-engraver, Boston Globe, 242 Washington Street, Boston Ad. Solicitor, Globe Newspaper Co., 242 Washington St., Boston Sheet Metal Worker, Capitol Eng. Co., 75 Rogers St., Cambridge Asst. Eng., Boston & Maine Railroad, 150 Causeway St., Boston Machinist, Serdex Inc., 91 Cambridge St., Cambridge
Telephone Repairman, Western Electric Co., 705 Mt. Auburn St. Watertown
*Bradford, Leonard R.
10 Venner Road
Mechanic Engineer, Raytheon Mfg. Co., Waltham
LIST OF JURORS
235
Name Breslin, Charles A.
*Brogan, Daniel
*Brooks, Lewis M.
*Brosnan, Robert J.
*Brown, John E.
Browne, James D. Bryant, Everett C. Bugden, Francis E.
*Bullock, Henry P.
*Burge, Clarence C.
*Burke, Clarence J. *Burke, Edmund P.
*Burke, Edward J. *Burlick, Andrew F. Burnham, Richard W. *Burns, Thomas F.
*Burvill, Clifford L.
*Buxton, Charles M.
Cadogan, Walter W. *Calandrella, Frank X.
*Callahan, Gerald J.
*Callahan, John H. Cameron, Everett W.
*Cammarata, Michael R. *Camp, Noel R. Cantini, Oscar J. Carbone, Arthur L. Carino, Albert J.
*Carlson, Arthur V.
Residence
40 Hutchinson Road
24 Cleveland Street 361 Park Avenue 88 Lake Street
54 Silk Street
11 Memorial Way 26 Bellevue Road 6 Wyman Terrace 63 Glenburn Road 15 Ashland Street 26 Walnut Street 132 Broadway 62 Cleveland Street 785 Concord Turnpike 21 Woodland Street 20 Jean Road 49 School Street
88 Highland Avenue
87 Valentine Road 31 Chandler Street 43 Allen Street 78 Hamlet Street
38 Bailey Road 40 Fairmont Street 75 Valentine Road 185 Mystic Street 40 Eliot Road
37 Chandler Street 23 Newton Road
Occupation
Insurance Broker, Charles A. Breslin Insurance Agency,
405 Highland Ave., Somerville
Proprietor, Dean Real Estate, 1173 Broadway, Somerville Mechanic, Self-employed, 361 Park Avenue, Arlington
Buyer, Remington Rand, Inc., 857 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston Supervisor, Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., 29 Hampshire St., Cambridge
Dealer, Stocks & Bonds, Lee Higginson Corp., 50 Federal St., Boston Executive, Mystic Valley Gas Co., 157 Pleasant Street, Malden Driver, New England Transportation, Boston
Clerk, Esso Standard Oil Co., 135 Clarendon Street, Boston Builder, Baxter Burge Co., 35 Belmont Street, Somerville Shipper, P. K. Lindsay Co., Everett
Accountant, State Auditor's Office, State House, Boston Watchman, National Biscuit Co., 129 Franklin Street, Cambridge Shipper, Davison Rubber Co., 50 Brighton Street, Charlestown Furrier, Thomas J. Connolly, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Boston Inspector, Department of Public Utilities, State House, Boston Advert. Agent, Self-employed, Burvill & Cox, 77 Summer St., Boston Eng. Asst., New England Power Service Co., 441 Stuart St., Boston
Lithographer, Buck Printing Co., Boston Accountant, First National Bank of Boston
Cierk, Post Office, Federal Building, Boston
Telephone Tester, N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., 67 Pleasant St., Arlington Supervisor, Remington Rand, 857 Commonwealth Ave., Boston Shoe Repairman, 888 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington
Service Eng., Spray Engineering Co., 114 Central St., Somerville Cook, M.I.T. Faculty Club, 50 Memorial Drive, Cambridge Sign Painter, Self-employed, 40 Eliot Road, Arlington Serviceman, Mystic Valley Gas Co., Pleasant Street, Malden Service Manager, August Osterlund Inc., 780 Beacon St., Newton
236
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
Name
*Carlson, Francis A.
*Carlson, Walter A. Carr, Chester M. *Carr, Russell S.
*Chabot, Leo M. Chapman, Frederick S.
*Chester, Edgar T. Chicarello, John B. Cirillo, Vito M. Clark, Howard R. Clark, Walter L. *Clifford, Russell L. *Clifford, Warner J. Cobuzzi, Anthony
*Cody, Thomas Joseph *Cody, Thomas K. *Coffey, Christopher P. *Cohen, Benjamin M. *Colgan, Leo A.
*Collier, Gerard A.
*Collings, William M. *Collins, Charles A.
*Collins, George W.
*Collins, William M. Conn, Daniel H.
*Connors, James H.
Corcoran, Arthur A.
*Corman, Edmund F. *Costa, Vincent J. *Coughlin, Paul J.
Residence
15 Wright Street
93 Churchill Avenue
21 Egerton Road
77 Oakland Avenue 29 Ottawa Road 14A Webster Street 7 Victoria Road 18 Virginia Road 104 Palmer Street 26 Shawnee Road 131 Mystic Street 62 Windmill Lane 448 Concord Turnpike 38 Academy Street 10 Brattle Terrace 35 Dundee Road 25 Lake Street 28 Crawford Street 22 Hillsdale Road 5 Johnson Road
7 Prospect Avenue
8 Swan Place
553 Summer Street 70 Rhinecliff Street 22 Cleveland Street 36 Peabody Road 291 Appleton Street 25 Elmore Street 65 Winter Street
Occupation
Sheet Metal Worker, A. Smith & Co., 139 First Street, Cambridge Electrical Eng'r, Westinghouse Electric Corp., 10 High St., Boston Truck Driver, Pennsylvania Oil Co., Box 65, Somerville
184 Westminster Avenue Assistant Manager, Carle T. Tucker, College Dining Halls, Harvard University, Cambridge
Foreman, Cambridge Screw Co., 63 Potter Street, Cambridge Eng'r., International Business Machines, 363 Third St., Cambridge Prop., Arlington Center Auto School, 454 Mass. Ave., Arlington Foreman, Boston Gear Works, Inc., Quincy
Accountant, Archie Kaplan Leathers, Inc., 15 East Street, Boston Supervisor, H. P. Hood & Sons, Rutherford Avenue, Charlestown Salesman, Self-employed, W. L. Clark Co., 26 Shawnee Rd., Arlington Superintendent, Felt Process Co., 31 Heath St., Jamaica Plain Sales Eng'r., Simonds Saw & Steel Co., 1350 Columbia Rd., So. Boston Baker, Hathaway Bakeries, Brighton Real Estate, Cody Cottages, Dennisport, Mass.
Aircraft Mechanic, F. S. Payne Co., 75 Richdale Ave., Cambridge Insur. Agent, John Hancock Insur. Co., 806 Mass. Ave., Cambridge Proprietor, Ben's Market, 125 Dudley Street, Cambridge General Manager, Waldo Bros. Co., 202 Southampton St., Boston Salesman, Spear & Staff, Babson Park, Wellesley Hills Manager, O'Hara Bros. Co., Inc., 22 Fish Pier, Boston Credit Manager, The Eastern Co., 620 Memorial Drive, Cambridge Welder, Security Steel & Wire Works, 440 Somerville Avenue, Somerville
Accountant, Boston Molasses Co., 131 State Street, Boston Machinist, United Carr, 31 Ames Street, Cambridge Foreman, Hood Rubber Co., Watertown
Engineer, Esso Standard Oil Co., 30 Beacham Street, Everett Electrican, Metro. Transit Authority, Park Square Bldg., Boston Upholsterer, Massachusetts Mattress Co., 65 Wareham St., Boston Assembly Man., Raytheon Mfg. Co., Foundry Avenue, Waltham
LIST OF JURORS
237
Name
Coulp, Clarence W.
*Coveney, Robert S.
*Cowan, Sterling B.
*Cowan, Thomas J.
*Cox, John J.
5 Jean Road
*Cox, Richard W. 96 Lake Street 14 Paul Revere Road
*Crawford, Robert
*Creedon, John J.
*Creelman, Harold G.
*Crocker, Fred
*Crosbie, Scott C. Crosby, John J. *Crotty, Francis A.
*Crowley, David J.
*Cunningham, George A. Cunningham, Joseph J. *Currie, Douglas E.
*Curtin, Donald B.
*Curtin, John F.
*Cusolito, John L.
*Dale, Walter F.
*Dalrymple, Alick D.
*Daly, Thomas F. Daniels, Warren H. *Danton, Fred C. *Dawe, Harry A. Dearborn, George F.
*Dearden, John L. Dee, Michael J.
* DeMatteo, Joseph
74 Dow Avenue
1 Perth Road 28 Paul Revere Road 10 Raleigh Street 54 Tufts Street 388 Appleton Street
135 Scituate Street 16 Pine Ridge Road 2 Langley Road 179 Palmer Street 9 Crescent Hill Avenue 7 Parallel Street
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