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On Ocotber 13, 1956, at 9:11 P.M. John Hehir, 58 years, 5 Willow Court, Arlington, a pedestrian, was struck by an auto- mobile while crossing Mass. Avenue near Jason Street, receiving injuries from which he died on October 15, 1956.
On November 21, 1956 at 7:04 P.M. Elmer S. Davis, 77 years, 19 Standish Street Springfield, an operator, while driving his automobile on Franklin Street between Mass. Avenue and Broad- way was involved in an accident with another car, receiving in- juries from which he died on November 25, 1956.
AUTOMOBILES
1955
1956
Reported stolen in Arlington
11
20
* Reported stolen in Arlington and recovered
10
19
Recovered in Arlington for other Cities 23
33
*One reported stolen in Arlington still not recovered.
OWNERSHIP TRANSFERRED
Permits to Use by Private Owners 1,080
Used cars taken in Trade by Arlington Dealers .... 6,177
LICENSES-REGISTRATIONS-SUSPENDED-REVOKED
Licenses to Operate Suspended
188
190
Licenses to Operate Revoked
56
60
Registrations Revoked
9
19
Registrations Suspended
10
5
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS
Fatalities
1
2
Involving
Personal Injury
277
268
Involving
Property Damage
336
336
614
606
374
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
DIVISION OF INVESTIGATION
Abortion
1
Accidental Deaths
4
Accidental Shooting
1
Accosting
18
Adultery
3
Affray
2
Arson
4
Assault and Battery
23
Assault and Battery (Indecent)
8
Assault and Battery (By Means of Dangerous Weapon)
5
Breaking and Entering and Larceny
109
Carnal Abuse
Contributing to Delinquency of Minor
Disturbance of Peace.
7
Failing to Provide Care and Protection for Children
4
False Alarms of Fire
17
Forgery and Uttering
7
Fornication
Fraudulent Magazine Solicitation
Gaming
2
Indecent Exposure
17
Illegitimacy
6
Larcenies
362
Lewd and Lascivious Cohabitation
1
Mental
4
Murder (Committed in 1951 still under investigation)
1
Non-Support
29
Obscene Pictures
2
Objectionable Literature (number stores checked)
349
Open and Gross Lewdness
11
Outside Departments
13
Perjury
1
Prowlers
5
Receiving Stolen Property
2
Robbery (Unarmed)
3
Sudden deaths
35
Suicides and Attempts
8
Suspicious Fires
7
Suspicious Persons
6
Suspicious Telephone Calls
23
Threatening
4
Unnatural Act
1
Violation Town By-Laws
2
TOTAL 1,117
1
2
Missing Persons
5
Murder (Attempt)
1
1
375
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
INVESTIGATIONS FOR OTHER DEPARTMENTS
Selectmen's Office
Claims against the Town 7
Jurors
34
Licenses
110
Vicious Dog Complaints 16
Secretary of State 19
Town Clerks Office 119
Absentee Voters
Town Manager's Office
5
Department of Immigration
11
U. S. Civil Service and Private Industry
390
RECAPITULATION
Investigations
1,117
Investigations for Selectmen's Office
186
Investigations for Town Manager's Office
5
Investigations for Town Clerk's Office
119
Investigations for Other Agencies
401
GRAND TOTAL
1,828
RADIO AND PATROL CARS
1955
1956
Messages Broadcast
11,252
11,552
Calls direct to specified Arlington patrol cars. ..
5,491
5,770
Arrests made by patrol car operators
Car # 5-A
28
44
Car
# 7-A
103
76
Car
# 8-A
144
118
Car # 9-A
142
94
Car #10-A
75
71
Total arrests by Arlington patrol cars
509
403
POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM
1955
1956
Duty calls
157,895
149,533
Telephone calls
29
19
Wagon calls
8
12
Ambulance calls
279
247
Officers in Court
958
1,013
Bank alarms
33
42
Burglar alarms
16
8
Teletype
519
389
186
376
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
CRIME REPORT TO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION TOTAL OF MONTHLY CRIMES-YEAR 1956 OFFENSES KNOWN TO THE POLICE-TOWN OF ARLINGTON
Offenses Cleared
Reported or known Unfounded Offenses
by Arrest
Criminal Homicide (Man-
slaughter by Negligence)
2
0
2
2
Rape
1
0
1
1
Robbery
3
0
3
2
Aggravated assault
1
0
1
1
Burglary-Breaking & Entering
109
49
60
20
Larceny (Over $50.00)
55
13
42
S
Larceny (Under $50.00)
257
132
125
25
Auto Thefts
30
10
20
10
TOTAL 458
204
254
69
Note: Attempts to Commit Above Crimes are Included in All Totals.
CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED AS PER THE ABOVE REPORT.
Offense
Number
Value of Property Stolen
Breaking and Entering
(A) Residence (Dwelling)
(1) Committed during day 16
$1,366.00
(2) Committed during night .. 13
914.00
(B) Non-Residence (Store, Office etc. )
(1) Committed during night
31
6,696.83
* Larceny
Over $50.00
42
10,801.77
$5.00 to $50.00
104
2,355.71
Under $5.00
21
33.39
** Auto Thefts
20
30,318.00
Robbery
3
7,479.25
TOTAL 250
$59,964.95
* Attempts to commit the above crimes are included in this total.
** Thirty-three stolen outside Arlington and recovered here, not included in this total.
Nature of Larcenies
Number
Value of Property Stolen
(a) Auto Accessories
7
$94.00
(b) Shoplifting 20
423.81
(c) Theft from Autos 70
3,271.17
(d) Bicycles
20
649.00
(e) All others
50
8,752.89
TOTAL 167
$13,190.87
AUTOMOBILES RECOVERED
(a) Number stolen locally and recovered locally 4
(b) Number stolen locally & recovered by other jurisdictions 15
(c) Total locally stolen automobiles recovered 19
(d) Number stolen out of town and recovered locally 33
377
VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN AND PROPERTY RECOVERED DURING THE YEAR':
Value of Property
Stolen
Value of Property Recovered
(a) Currency, notes, etc.
$ 9,775.23
$ 1.454.25
(b) Jewelry & precious metals
2,617.00
1,385.00
(c) Clothing 15.00
15.00
(d) Locally stolen automobiles 30,318.00
28,968.00
(e) Miscellaneous 17,239.72
7,281.66
TOTAL
$59,964.95
$39,103.91
TRAFFIC SIGNAL DEPARTMENT 1956
The Traffic Signal Department is responsible for the proper installation and maintenance of all aids to the regulation and con- trol of automobile traffic on the public ways throughout the Town for the safety of the general public, such as the planning, erection and maintenance 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 1956
Type of Sign
Removed
Renewed
Installed
Total In- ventory
Concord Turnpike
1
3
Dead End Street
1
2
5
29
Heavy Trucking Prohibited
1
9
1
30
Keep To The Right
2
3
18
No Parking Anytime
30
10
193
No Parking Bus Stop
7
No Parking Here To Corner
5
1
58
No Parking 4 To 6 P.M.
3
3
No Right Turn
1
No U Turn
5
34
One Hour Parallel Parking
1
22
278
One Way Arrow
3
3
10
75
Pedestrians Cross On Red and Yellow Only
7
11
Railroad Warnings
4
7
Single Line
1
8
Slow Danger Zone
2
6
2
25
Slow Playground
3
1
2
21
Slow School
12
4
29
Through Way Stop
56
200
Taxi Stand
1
11
Traffic Signal Ahead
1
30
Patrons Only
2
2
15 M. P. H.
1
20 M. P. H.
2
2
TOTALS
11
166
52
1,094
4
Do Not Enter
5
13
Isolated Stop
Two Hour Parking Library
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
378
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
ROAD AND CURB MARKINGS 1956
Type of Marking
New Markings 18
Renewed
Total In- ventory
Bus Stops
21
39
Crossroads
4
4
Crosswalks
10
298
159
Directional
Arrows
2
32
34
Island Curbs
3
10
13
Left Turn Only
1
7
8
Look
20
596
318
Parking Meter Stalls
280
280
Railroad Warnings
2
2
Right Turn Only
14
14
Safety Platform Bases
6
2
Slow
48
143
191
Slow School
8
64
40
Stop
206
103
Stop Lines
52
206
103
Taxi Cab Stands
7
7
TOTALS
162
1,896
1,317
OTHER MAINTENANCE
Type
Installed Replaced Removed
Re- painted
Total In- ventory 1
Flashes
4
Floodlights Safety
Platform
6
0
Parking Meters
1
7
280
Spotlights
1
8
Traffic Light Heads
3
35
123
Traffic Light Post
and Bases
1
23
72
Traffic Sign Posts
40
10
7
200
1,809
TOTALS
40
16
24
258
2,293
CURBS, LINES, STREET MARKINGS
Type of Marking (Footage)
Number of Feet
Bus Stops (Yellow Curbs)
2,535
Bus Stops ( Yellow Lines)
3,081
Center & Vertical Lines
75,768
No Parking (Red Curb)
2,104
Parallel Parking
1,900
Parking Meter Stalls
6,780
Taxi Cab Stands
416
Parking Stalls (30° on Park Avenue)
956
Stop Lines
1,510
Crosswalks
10,900
TOTAL FOOTAGE 105,950 The Center Vertical Lines covered a distance of 14.03 miles.
379
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
PARKING METERS
There are at the present time 280 Parking Meters in operation throughout the town. Mechanical failures and other causes neces- sitated certain repairs to Parking Meters as follows:
Meters repaired
700
New parts installed
210
New Timers
34
Glass replaced in meters
51
Meters removed for mail box, driveway & Bus Stops 4
Meters damaged by automobiles 4
Meters damaged by snowplows 4
Meter Posts repaired, straightened & tightened 70
Flanges replaced
52
During 1956 the following measures were adopted for greater safety.
Cedar Avenue was made One Way in a northeasterly direction between the Concord Turnpike and Park Avenue.
Spring Street was made One Way in a southerly direction between Morton Street and Highland Avenue.
Two additional School Traffic Supervisors were appointed for the protection of School children upon the opening of the Dallin and the North Union Schools.
Three Channelizing Islands were erected on Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington Centre, one just west of the intersection of Pleasant Street, one between the intersection of Pleasant Street and the Boston & Maine Railroad Tracks and one between the rialroad tracks and Medford Street at the intersection of Med- ford Street.
The Channelizing Island located at the corner of Mystic Street and Massachusetts Avenue was reconstructed so that all left turn traffic out of Mystic Street would move to the right of the island thus affording safer and speedier movement of traffic into and out of Mystic Street.
The Channelizing Island located at the corner of Broadway and Massachusetts Avenue was lengthened to facilitate traffic inovements.
Four Safety Islands, two located on Massachusetts Avenue at the junction of Broadway in the Centre and two located on Massa- chusetts Avenue at the junctions of Lake and Winter Streets, were removed and the car tracks were covered over with a black top surface from the Cambridge Line to the Heights Terminal thus providing additional traffic lanes and the easing of traffic conges- tion during the rush hours.
AUXILIARY POLICE
This extremely important voluntary group of citizens were of inestimable value during the past year, particularly during the severe snow storms in March. Their willingness to guard fallen wires, to cover essential traffic posts, etc. enabled the regular department to maintain other necessary services during the emergency. I desire to take this opportunity to publicly thank the entire group for their continued co-operation during the past year. CONCLUSION
I am deeply indebted to the Honorable Board of Selectmen, our esteemed Town Manager, Federal, State, Town agencies, the citizens of Arlington, and the members of the Police Department for their wholehearted co-operation during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
ALBERT E. RYAN Chief of Police
380
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
Report of Purchasing Department
February 5, 1957
Mr. Edward C. Monahan Town Manager
Arlington, Massachusetts
Dear Mr. Monahan:
I herewith submit my report as Assistant Purchasing Agent for the year ending December 31, 1956.
The volume of service rendered by this Department will be revealed to some extent by the following table:
Purchase requisitions received 5279
Purchase orders processed 6801
Total amount of invoices $1,210,140.29
Preparation of specifications prior to advertising or soliciting by circular letter for bids required much time and study. In all instances every effort was made to comply with Article 7A, Con- tracts and Purchases, as outlined in the By-Laws of the Town of Arlington. All bids were carefully analyzed prior to the award. As before, in many instances, it was necessary to obtain financial statements and recommendations prior to making the award. I continue to insist upon performance bonds and insurance certi- ficates, thereby protecting the Town from liability, injury claims or damages of any kind which could possibly occur in the per- formance of any particular job.
In all instances where possible I continue to give local bid- ders preference on all items when their bids are comparable.
Bids on materials to be taken as needed throughout the year were obtained and, inasmuch as without doubt we are in a seller's market, this practice is working out for the benefit of the Town.
I have received excellent cooperation from all Department Heads and now that the practice of simple purchasing has been established, the ultimate benefitter will be the Town.
I wish to take this opportunity to express my sincere appre- ciation to the Town Manager, the Board of Selectmen, various Boards, Commissioners, Trustees, Town Officials, Committees, De- partment Heads and my staff for their cooperation throughout the year.
Respectfully submitted, WARREN E. O'LEARY
Assistant Purchasing Agent
LIST OF JURORS Revised and Approved by the Board of Selectmen, January 28, 1957
NAME
* Abbott, Donald H.
*Ackles, Frank T.
*Agostino, Patrick Ahern, Robert J.
*Alberghini, Delmo H. Albertini, Louis
* Alexander, Paul H.
* Alosso, Rocco W. Amico, Joseph
*Anderson, Carl H. Anderson, Robert Jr.
*Angland, John J.
*Archibald, Frank R. *Arnold, Walter F. *Aronson, Norman L. *Ashton, John
*Atkinson, Edward F.
*Aubrey, Edward S.
RESIDENCE
42 Everett Street
18 Fordham Street
118 Broadway
21 Webster Street
18 White Street
48 Brooks Avenue 904 Mass. Avenue
57 Park Street
10 Standish Road
70 Kensington Park
217 Broadway
14 Mott Street 6 Pine Ridge Road 26 Udine Street 5 Littlejohn Street 19 Beck Road 31 Tufts Street
154 Brooks Avenue
Banks, B. Elwin *Banks, Eugene R.
*Baratta, Hugo C. Barker, D. Boyd
*Barnard, Edwin A.
*Barnes, John J.
127 Florence venue 21 Bates Road 6 Addison Street 269 Broadway 61 Cleveland Street
11 Heard 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 Bus Driver, East. Greyhound Lines, Inc., 6 St. James Ave., Boston Shipper, Deran Confect. Co., Inc., 180 Cambridge St., Cambridge Storekeeper, Mystic Valley Gas Co., 299 Broadway, Arlington Credit Manager, Macy's Furniture Co., 520 Mass. Ave., Cambridge Truck Driver, Maurice Healy, 156 State Street, Boston
Packer, Jones, McDuffee & Stratton, 640 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston.
Machine Operator, General Electric Co., 60 Norman St., Everett Cabinet Maker, Mystic Woodworking Co., Medford
Salesman, Durand Co., 40 Ames Street, Cambridge
Pressman, Houghton Mifflin Co., 840 Memorial Drive, Cambridge Auditor, New York Central RR., 466 Lexington Avenue, New York Inspector, Boston Naval Shipyard, Boston
Machinist, Instru. Development Lab., 163 Highland Ave., Needham Assistant Controller, William Filene's Sons Co., Boston Supervisor, Polaroid Corporation, 730 Main Street, Cambridge Salesman, Vaughn Electric Co., 32 Alston Street, Somerville Salesman, Winde McCormick Lumber Co., 416 Medford St., Charlestown
Fill'g Station Owner, Banks Gulf Serv., 1129 Mass. Ave., Arlington Accountant, Esso Standard Oil Co., 135 Clarendon Street, Boston Executive, Rinaldi Tile Co., Inc., 326 Main Street, Cambridge Physicist, Lincoln Laboratory-M.I.T., Box 73, Lexington Office Manager, Charles T. Main, Inc., 80 Federal Street, Boston. Foreman, Necco Co., 254 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge
LIST OF JURORS
381
Occupation
Name
*Barnes, Ralph G.
*Barney, Kenneth M. Barnstead, William A. *Barrett, Gordon E.
*Barrows, Roger Barry, Walter R.
*Baxter, Albert E.
*Beasley, Joseph L. Bennett, Robert E. Berquist, Chester E. Bibby, Arthur J.
*Bigelow, Gilbert, T. Bina, James C.
* Blamire, Thomas D.
*Blessington, Robert F.
*Blomberg, Albert A.
*Boland, Edmund J.
*Booth, Gordon F.
*Bowker, Charles H.
*Bowers, Roger E.
*Bradford, Leonard R. Breen, Alexander
*Breslin, Charles A.
Brooks, Ralph G. *Brown, John E.
Brown, Lyman H. *Browne, James D.
*Bryant, Everett C.
Address
44A Cleveland Street 48 Arlmont Street 311 Appleton Street 29 Fairview Avenue 77 Bow Street
287 Mass. Avenue 124 Jason Street 140 Gardner Street 25 Appleton Street 3 Ortona Street
114 Park Avenue
30 Varnum Street 15 Lafayette Street 455 Mystic Street
17 Edgehill Road
50 Richfield Road
42 Bowdoin Street
8 Homestead Road 73 Harlow Street 4 Parallel Street
10 Venner Road
11 Crosby Street
40 Hutchinson Road
12 Grafton Street
54 Silk Street
4 White Street
11 Memorial Way
26 Bellevue Road
Janitor, Tremont Temple Building, 88 Tremont Street, Boston Asst. Chief Engr., Nat'l Research Corp., 160 Charlemont St., Newton Self-employed, Hospital Equipment, 39 Sudbury Street, Boston Broker, R. L. Day & Co., 111 Devonshire Street, Boston
Proprietor, Arlington Shade & Screen Co., 77 Bow St., Arlington Elec. Maint., General Electronic Lab., Inc., 18 Ames St., Cambridge Clerk, Mystic Valley Gas Co., 299 Broadway, Arlington
Landscape Engr., State Dept. of Pub. Works, 100 Nashua St., Boston Engineer, W. F. Schrafft & Sons Corp., 529 Main St., Charlestown Shoe Buyer, Spector Bros. Shoe Co., 216 Lincoln Street, Boston Real Estate, Arthur J. Bibby Real Estate & Insurance, 114 Park Avenue, Arlington
Artist, Forbes Litho. Mfg., Co., 1 Forbes Street, Chelsea Factory Worker, Hood Rubber Company, Watertown
Superintendent of Maintenance, Harvard University, Cambridge Mgr., Whitehead Metal Prod. Co., Inc., 281 Albany St., Cambridge Photo-engraver, Boston Globe, 242 Washington Street, Boston Advertising Solicitor, Globe Newspaper Co., 242 Washington St.,
Boston
Sheet Metal Worker, Capitol Eng. Co., 75 Rogers St., Cambridge Asst. Engr., Boston & Maine Railroad, 150 Causeway St., Boston Machinist, Serdex Inc., 91 Cambridge Street, Cambridge
Mechanic Engineer, Raytheon Mfg. Co., Waltham
Printer, Atlantic Register Co., 144 Moody Street, Waltham
Insur. Broker, Chas. A. Breslin Ins. Agency, 405 Highland Ave., Somerville
Meat Cutter, A. & P. Tea Co., 483 Broadway, Medford
Supervisor, Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., 29 Hampshire St., Cambridge
Clerk, Boston & Maine R.R., 150 Causeway Street, Boston Dealer in Stocks & Bonds, Lee Higginson Corp., 50 Federal St., Boston
Executive, Mystic Valley Gas Co., 157 Pleasant Street, Malden
382
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
Name
Address
*Bugden, Francis E.
*Bullock, Henry P. *Burge, Clarence C. *Burke, Clarence J.
*Burke, Edward J.
*Burlick, Andrew F.
*Burnham, Richard W.
*Burns, Thomas F. Busfield, David L.
*Buxton, Charles M.
6 Wyman Terrace 63 Glenburn Road
15 Ashland Street
26 Walnut Street
62 Cleveland Street 785 Concord Turnpike 21 Woodland Street
20 Jean Road
51 Newport Street
88 Highland Avenue
*Cadogan, Walter W. *Callahan, Gerald J.
*Callahan, John H.
*Cameron, Everett W.
*Cammarata, Michael R. *Camp, Noel R.
*Cantini, Oscar J. Capello, Anthony
*Carbone, Arthur L.
*Carino, Albert J.
*Carlson, Arthur V.
23 Newton Road
15 Wright Street
19 Magnolia Street
93 Churchill Avenue
21 Egerton Road
184 Westminster Ave.
Carroll, James E. Jr. Cartullo, Edward M. Casazza, William A. Casey, John H. *Charman, Frederick S.
6 Hillside Avenue 174 Park Avenue 65 Lake Street
38 Bowdoin Street
29 Ottawa Road
Occupation
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
Watchman, National Biscuit Co., 129 Franklin Street, Cambridge Shipper, Davidson Rubber Co., 50 Brighton Street, Charlestown Furrier, Thomas J. Connolly, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Boston Inspector, Department of Public Utilities, State House, Boston Salesman, Hardware Mutuals, 31 St. James Avenue, Boston Engineering Assist., N. E. Power Service Co., 441 Stuart St., Boston
Lithographer, Buck Printing Co., Boston
Clerk, Post Office, Federal Building, Boston
Telephone Tester, N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., 67 Pleasant St., Arlington Supervisor, Remington Rand, 857 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston Shoe Repairman, 888 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington
Service Engr., Spray Engineering Co., 114 Central St., Somerville Cook, M.I.T. Faculty Club, 50 Memorial Drive, Cambridge Truck Driver, J. L. Thomson Mfg. Co., Sawyer Road, Waltham 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 Sheet Metal Worker, A. Smith & Co., 139 First Street, Cambridge Supervisor, George L. Chapin Dairy, 247 Bacon Street, Waltham Electrical Engr .. Westinghouse Electric Corp., 10 High St., Boston Truck Driver, Pennsylvania Oil Co .. Box 65, Somerville
Assist. Mgr., Carle T. Tucker, College Dining Halls, Harvard University, Cambridge
Stereotyper, Hearst Corp., 5 Winthrop Square, Boston Real Estate & Insurance Agent, Self-employed, 20 Richardson Ave. Manager, First National Stores, 18 Bow Street, Somerville Paper Cutter, Rust Craft Card Pub., Dedham
Engr., International Business Machines, 363 Third St., Cambridge
383
LIST OF JURORS
*Carlson, Francis A. Carlson, Paul H.
*Carlson, Walter A.
*Carr, Chester M.
*Carr, Russell S.
87 Valentine Road 43 Allen Street 78 Hamlet Street
38 Bailey Road
40 Fairmont Street
75 Valentine Road 185 Mystic Street 85 Lake Street 40 Eliot Road
37 Chandler Street
Name
*Chester, Edgar T. *Chicarello, John B. *Cirillo, Vito M. Ciano, Alexander P. *Clark, Howard R. *Clark, Walter L. *Clifford, Russell L.
*Clifford, Warner J.
*Cobuzzi, Anthony
*Cody, Thomas Joseph *Coffey, Christopher P.
*Colgan, Leo A.
*Collier, Gerard A.
*Collins, Charles A. Collins, George W.
*Collins, William M. *Conn, Daniel H.
*Connors, James H. Conway, Frederick W. Corcoran, Francis L. *Corman, Edmund F. Corner, Herbert F. Costa, John I. *Costa, Vincent J. *Coughlin, Paul J. *Coulp, Clarence W.
*Coveney, Robert S.
*Cowan, Sterling B. *Cox, John J.
*Cox, Richard W. Craigie, James A.
Address
14A Webster Street 7 Victoria Road 18 Virginia Road
10 Yale Road
104 Palmer Street 26 Shawnee Road 131 Mystic Street 62 Windmill Lane
448 Concord Turnpike 38 Academy Street 35 Dundee Road
28 Crawford Street, 22 Hillsdale Road 7 Prospect Avenue
8 Swan Place
553 Summer Street 70 Rhinecliff Street 22 Cleveland Street 22 Hillsdale Road 4 Hawthorne Avenue 291 Appleton Street 16 Piedmont Street 62 Amsden Street 25 Elmore Street 65 Winter Street 163 Waverley Street 26 Lake Street 38 Egerton Road 5 Jean Road 96 Lake Street 11 Cedar Avenue
Occupation
Proprietor, Arlington Center Auto School, 454 Mass. Ave., Arlington Foreman, Boston Gear Works, Inc., Quincy
Accountant, Archie Kaplan Leathers, Inc., 15 East Street, Boston Press Operator, Liquid Carbonic Corp., 136 Broadway, Cambridge Supervisor, H. P. Hood & Sons., Rutherford Ave., Charlestown Sales, Self-empl., Walter L. Clark Co., 26 Shawnee Rd., Arlington Superintendent, Felt Process Co., 31 Heath Street, Jamaica Plain Sales Engineer, Simonds Saw & Steel Co., 1350 Columbia Road, South Boston
Baker, Hathaway Bakeries, Brighton
Real Estate, Cody Cottages, Dennisport, Massachusetts Insur. 'Agent, John Hancock Insur. Co., 806 Mass. Ave., Cambridge General Manager, Waldo Bros. Co., 202 Southampton St., Boston Salesman, Spear & Staff, Babson Park, Wellesley Hills
Credit Mgr., 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
Research Work, W. H. Nichols Co., Waltham
Retired, 4 Hawthorne Avenue
Electrician, Metro. Transit Authority, Park Square Bldg., Boston Driver, Simplex Wire & Cable Co., 79 Sydney Street, Cambridge Operator, Metropolitan Transit Authority, Boston
Upholsterer, Massachusetts, Mattress Co., 65 Wareham St., Boston Assembly Man, Raytheon Mfg. Co., Foundry Avenue, Waltham Engraver, Lindkvist Jewelers, Inc., 676 Salem Street, Malden Bus Driver, Metropolitan Transit Authority, Boston Checker, Salada Tea Co., Boston
Asst. Supt., Swift & Company, 37 Medford Street, Somerville Mechanical Designer, Badger Mfg. Co., Bent Street, Cambridge Drawtender, Boston & Maine R.R.
384
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
Name
*Crawford, Robert *Creedon, John J.
*Crocker, Fred Cronin, Joseph D.
*Crosbie, Scott C. Cross, John W.
*Crowley, David J.
Address
14 Paul Revere Road
29 Lewis Avenue
12 Pine Court 3 Aerial Street
68 Waldo Road
86 Spring Avenue
32 Arlmont Street
*Cunningham, George A. Cuoco, Michael M. Curley, John J.
74 Dow Avenue 63 Broadway
19 Appleton Place
*Currie, Douglas E.
28 Paul Revere Road
10 Raleigh Street
19 Pond Lane
Dale, David T. 3rd *Dale, Walter F. *Dalrymple, Alick D.
*Daly, Thomas F. *Daniels, Warren H. *Danton, Fred C. Davie, Joseph A. *Dawe, Harry A. *Dearborn, George F.
*Dearden, John L. DeCarpis, Eugene F. Dee, Michael J. *DeMatteo, Joseph Demone, Francis L. *Dennen, Charles: L.
*Dennen, Mildred K.
*Derby, Louis I.
78 Hillsdale Road 135 Scituate Street 16 Pine Ridge Road 2 Langley Road 179 Palmer Street 9 Crescent Hill Avenue 134 Lake Street 7 Parallel Street 139 Westminster Ave. 30 Peter Tufts Road 48 Aberdeen Road 33 Newman Way 52 Dudley Street 10 Marathon Street 20 Beacon Street 58 Warren Street 11 Indian Hill Road
Occupation
Sales Rep., F. W. Dodge Corp., 858 Park Square Building, Boston Machine Shop, International Equipment Co., 1284 Soldiers Field Road, Brighton
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