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TABLE V (Continued)
SEWER EXTENSIONS
Size of Pipe in Inches
Length in feet
Net Cost
*Winchester Road, Stone Road to Ridge Street Woodside Lane, from present end northwesterly .
8
380.0
W
8
348.0
3,909.07 W
Wright Street, to side line at Hancock Street
8
26.0
424.82 W
*Yerxa Road, old end to Ridge Street
8
119.3
W
#General Expense
7,844.99
9,158.7
$37,880.78
*Installed by Developer.
*** Installed by Developer and Town ** Installed by Contractor in connection with Street Construction
#Stock, $1,105.37; Tools and Equipment, $3,557.55; Miscellaneous, $2,894.02; Holiday, $288.05.
"W" indicates Water in same trench.
SANITARY SEWER CHURCHILL AVENUE
Appropriation
$6,880.00
Expenditure - incomplete
5,841.04
Balance, December 31, 1959 (Carried forward to 1960)
$1,038.96
.
.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
293
294
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
TABLE VI SEWER MAINTENANCE DIVISION
Appropriation
$27,000.00
Credit from Article #11
114.00
Credit from Article #23
352.65
$27,466.65
(Labor
$17,466.65
Expenses 10,000.00)
Expenditure (including Accounts Payable)
27,122.86
Balance, December 31, 1959
$ 343.79
Expenditure
Resurfacing Trenches
$ 253.89
Care and Repair of Particular Sewers
2,991.47
Care and Repair of Mains
14,011.92
Accounts Payable
15.50
Care and Repair of Sewer Pumps
7,587.45
Accounts Payable
14.00
Tools and Equipment
1,977.93
Holidays
270.70
$27,122.86*
*Labor
$15,852.25
Expenses
11,270.61
295
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
ARLINGTON WATER WORKS Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Population by census of 1955, 47,148.
Date of construction low service, 1872; high service, 1894.
By whom owned, Town of Arlington.
Source of Supply - Metropolitan Water System.
Consumption
1. Estimated total population at date, 50,000.
12. Estimated population on lines of pipes, 50,000.
3. Estimated population supplied, 50,000.
4. Total consumption for the year, 1,739,371,000.
5. Percentage of consumption metered, 100%.
6. Average daily consumption 4,765,400.
7. Gallons per day per capita, 96.
Distribution (including auxiliary supply from old Reservoir) Mains
Twelve thousand, three hundred twenty nine (12,329) feet of new water mains were laid during the year and two hundred and seventy four (274) feet of mains were re-laid during the year and connected with the Metropolitan System. Details of regular water main construction will be found in Table VIII.
1. Kind of pipe; cast-iron, cement and transite.
2. Sizes, from 4 inch to 16 inch.
3. Extended feet during year, 12,329.
4. Number of feet renewed during year, 274.
5. Discontinued during year, 274.
6. Total now in use, 120.31 miles. Cost of repairs per mile, $171.69.
7. 8. Length of pipe less than 4 inches in diameter, 0.
9. Number of hydrants added during year, 23.
10. Number of hydrants now in use, 1,286.
11. Number of stop gates added during year, 81.
12. Number of stop gates now in use, 3,023.
13. Average pressure on mains at center of Town, 110 high system, 80 low system.
Services
Two hundred and fifty six new services have been added during the year and five abandoned. There are for all purposes, 4268 on the low, 7327 on the high and 5 on the old Reservoir system. On the Metropolitan water supply there are eighty-seven services for municipal purposes, 42 sprinkler services, and 50 for sewer flush- ing purposes included in the above. On January 1, 1959, two hun- dred and twenty-six services were temporarily out of use.
1. Kind of pipe: copper, cement-lined, black wrought iron and lead, 3 inch to 6 inch, cast iron.
2. Sizes, 1 inch to 6 inch.
3. Number of service taps added during year, 256.
4. Number of services abandoned during year, 5.
5. Number of services, now in use, 11,600.
6. Percentage of services, metered, 100%.
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Meters
Two hundred and fifty-six (256) meters were set during 1959 on services installed in 1958-1959. The total number of meters in use January 1, 1960, 11,600.
TABLE VII WATER MAINTENANCE DIVISION
Appropriation 1959
Labor
$110,000.00
Expenses
36,000.00
$146,000.00
Article #23
2,262.84
Article #11
114.00
$148,376.84
Expenditure 1959
Labor
$ 99,767.26
Expenses
45,062.77
$144,830.03
Balance 12/31/59
3,546.81
Accounts Payable
$ 1,242.81
DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURES
Maintenance
Expenditures
Services - Care, Repair & Renewals
$ 57,586.74
Meters - Care, Repair & Reading
30,629.34
Shop
5,108.75
Tools & Equipment
5,016.87
Hydrants & Gates - Care & Repair
14,103.56
Mains - Care & Repair
6,552.97
Calgon Chamber
1,517.59
Reservoir & Great Meadows
1,253.29
*General Expense
23,060.92
$144,830.03
*Stock, $10,667.49; Holidays, $3,502.03; Sick Leave, $2,368.04; Vacations, $5,512.66; Miscellaneous, $1,010.70
CAPITAL OUTLAY - METERS
Balance 1/1/59
$ 796.02
Appropriation 1959 19,265.00
735.00
$20,796.02
Expenditure 1959
20,124.24
Balance 12/31/59
$ 671.78
*Salvage Value of Old Meters
Guillotine Saw, Motor Drill & Breaker, Tapering Tool,
Pipe Finder
$ 5.215
Balance 1/1/59
2,565.00
Appropriation 1959
2,570.25
Expenditure 1959
$ 2,163.42 $ 406.83
Balance 12/31/59
* Credit
297
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
EXTENSION OF SERVICES - HOUSE CONNECTIONS
Appropriation 1959 Labor
$ 6,600.00
13,400.00 $20,000.00
Expenses Article # 23
117.55
$20,117.55
Expenditure 1959
Labor
$ 5,927.66
Expenses
14,135.13
$20,062.79
Balance 12/31/59
$ 54.76
* Bills
$ 8,149.04
Extension of Services
11,834.57
* * General Expense
79.18
$20,062.79
*Installation on private property-Reverts to Town Treasury * Holidays
ARTICLE #34
Balance 1/1/59
$ 7,173.21
Appropriation 1959
35,000.00
Article #23
352.65
$42,525.86
Expenditure 1959
Labor
$15,448.76
Expenses
20,757.79
$36,206.55
Balance 12/31/59
$ 6,319.31
IMPROVEMENT OF VOLUMES AND PRESSURES
Cleaning Mains
$ 5,347.81
Linden Street
3,392.20
Mass. Ave.
3,392.27
Menotomy Rocks Park
4,009.77
Prospect Ave.
4,187.24
*General Expense
15,877.26
$36,206.55
*Holidays, $373.69; Miscellaneous, $15,503.57
TABLE VIII
Balance Brought Forward
$15,468.94
Appropriation
25,000.00
Article #23
146.94
$40,615.88
Expenditure
35,008.08
Balance, December 31, 1959
$ 5,607.80
EXTENSION OF HIGH SERVICE SYSTEM
(Carried forward to 1960)
DESCRIPTION
Size of Pipe in Inches
Length in Feet
Hydrants
Gates
Total Cost
4 Baker Road - Stowecroft Rd. nly.
8
7 Carl Road - Aerial St. nly.
8
52
1
217.09 S
Drake Rd. - Mass. Ave. to Old Age Housing
8
378
3
3,414.42
1 Epping St. - Old end ely.
8
181
1
S'
2 Florence Ave. - Old end to Turnpike
8
643
2
4
411.92 S
1 George St. - Florence Ave. nly.
8
... . .
8
898
2
3
685.72 S.
2 Greeley Circle - entire length ·
8
831
2
2
124.68 S
3 Hancock St. - Wright St. Sty.
8
2246
6
9
1,432.04 S
2 Hathaway Circle - entire length 1 Homer Road - Appleton St. to Browning Rd.
8
236
2
S
5 Mass. Ave. ~ #1351 to #1381
8
214
1
L
...
...
....
8
165
1
793.73
S
6 Prospect Ave. - Hillside Ave. to Oakland Ave.
12
700
1
2
137.88
S
3 Puritan Road - Spring Ave. swly.
12
323
2
3,016.23 S
Ridge St. - College Ave. to Yerxa Rd.
12
1086
1
8
198
1
348.81
8
109
1
1
1,831.34
8
813
2
5
3,969.74 S
4 Stone Rd. - Ridge St. sly. Summer St. - to sideline at #245
8
19
1
1
476.86 S
4 Teresa Circle - Morningside Dr. nly.
8
179
1
1,408.15 S
2 Wilbur Ave. - Wollaston Ave. sely.
8
706
1
5
2,784.81 S
8
380
1
2
1,996.15 S
8
23
1
632.20 S
8
135
1
1
233.52 S
2 Yerxa Road - old end to Ridge St. Hydrants & Gates - installed by Art. #34
* General Expense
Total High Service System
. . . . . . . . ..... .
12,144
22
63
$34,807.43
.
.... .....
..
....
.....
...
....
8
274
1
5 Menotomy Rocks Park - Churchill Ave. to Jason St.
6
820
2
4 Morningside Dr. - Ridge St. to Teresa Circle
8
40
..... .....
....
....
....
..
...
. ..
8
91
1
342.14
8
. ............ .
....
.... .
...
.....
. .......
Cr. 1,541.50
·
.....
... . .......
298
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
S
8
87
4 Ridge St. - Yerxa Rd. to Winchester Rd.
11,800.64 S
1 Saratoga Road - Joyce Rd. to Richfield Rd. Senior High School - s.e. of building Spring Road - Sutherland Rd. sly.
. . . .... . ..... . .
............
. ....
..
..
317
1
5 Linden St. - old end to Cliff St.
3 Oakland Ave. - old end to Hathaway Circle
$ 290.86 S'
WATER EXTENSIONS
2 Winchester Rd. - Greenwood Rd. to Ridge St. Woodside Lane - old end nwly. Wright St. to side line at Hancock St.
8
EXTENSION OF LOW SERVICE SYSTEM
8 Beech Ave. - Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
3 Heath Rd. - old end nely. Hydrants & Gates - installed by Art. #34
8
.
14
Total Low Service System
185
1
18
Total Extensions
12,329
23
81
$ 200.65 35,008.08
RENEWALS - HIGH SERVICE SYSTEM
1 Crawford St. - Washington St. ely. Hydrants & Gates - renewed by Art. #34
8
274 60
13
8
Total Renewals - High Service System .
334
13
10
RENEWALS - LOW SERVICE SYSTEM
Hydrants & Gates - renewed by Art. #34
6
40
10
2
Total Renewals - Low Service System
6
40
10
2
Total Renewals
374
23
12
1. Installed in connection with Street Construction
2. Extension by Developer - Hydrants by Town
3. By Developer
4. Excavation & backfill by Developer
5. Installed under Article #34
6. 500 Ft. by Developer, 200 Ft. by Town
7. Installed by Street Construction, to be completed by Town
8. Extension by Cemetery Dept., Hydrant by Town
* Holidays, $304.01; Miscellaneous, $2,098.46, Stock Credit $3,943.97
"S" Indicates sewer in same trench
299
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
6
.
55 130
1
3
$ 200.65
1
2
6
TABLE IX WATER' MAINS NOW IN SERVICE
LOW SERVICE SYSTEM
HIGH SERVICE SYSTEM
RESERVOIR SYSTEM
Size
Cast Iron Pipe
Transite Pipe
Cast Iron Pipe
Transite Pipe
Cement and Cast Iron Pipe
Transite Pipe
Inches
Length in feet
Hy- drants
Gates
drants
Gates
Length in feet
Hy- drants
Gates
Length| in feet
Hy - drants
Length in feet
Hy- drants
Gates
Length| in feet
Hy- drants
Gates
16
2388
12
7339
41113
7919
1976
10
16497
2737
23554
2190
2/7 0
8
41374
35565
108634
79842
2156
6
102258
860
146450
1796
4175
5196
4
160
578
220
Totals 167468
439
925
39162
322299
837
2073 92325
8797
10
25
5196
Total length of mains in service January 1, 1960 - 635247 or 120.31 miles.
Total number of gates in service January 1, 1960 - 3023
Total number of hydrants in service January 1, 1960 - 1286
Gates
Length| Hy- in feet
301
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WATER' DIVISION Receipts for Water Consumed
Year
1950
$203,029.48
1951
200,029.08
1952
212,670.61
1953
223,759.82
1954
244,397.67
1955
305,112.53
1956
296,800.60
1957
327,058.39
1958
310,085.52
1959
310,928.47
Percentage of receipts from metered water, 93.4%
WATER RATES COMMITTED DURING 1959
January 1
$ 29,223.25
February 1
21,808.76
March 1
21,950.82
April 1
28,090.85
May
20,584.95
June 1
23,299.86
July 1
32,770.08
August 1
25,615.03
September 1
27,771.67
October 1
36,315.02
November 1
25,814.31
December 1
24,923.91
$318,168.51
VALUE OF WATER FURNISHED FREE TO TOWN DEPARTMENTS
School
3,312.80
Selectmen
3,227.34
Cemetery
1,680.50
Library
130.34
Park
2,029.57
Public Works
2,217.90
$12,598.45
302
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
1959 EXPENDITURES
Water Maintenance 144,830.03
House Connections 20,062.79
Capital Outlay 22,287.66
Water Extensions 35,008.08
*Metropolitan Assessment 133,528.40
Article #42
36,206.55
$391,923.51
*Payment in 1959 for consumption of 1,669,105,000 gallons in 1958 @ $80.00 per one million gallons.
Payment in 1960 will be $139,149.68 for consumption of 1,739,371,000 gallons in 1959 @ $80.00 per million gallons.
*1959 RECEIPTS
Rates
$311,004.15
Liens added to Taxes
5,203.16
House Connections
9,439.41
Construction
3,519.70
Miscellaneous
680.25
$329,846.67
UNPAID DECEMBER 31, 1959
Rates
$ 21,999.48
Liens added to Taxes 389.88
$22,389.36
*Includes rates committed in 1958
TABLE X CONSTRUCTION OF WAYS (1957)
Balance brought forward $32,184.95
Returned to Treasury 22,184.95
Balance, December 31, 1959
$10,000.00
(Carried forward to 1960)
CONSTRUCTION OF WAYS (1956)
Balance brought forward $13,673.98
Returned to Treasury 3,673.98
Balance, December 31, 1959
$10,000.00
(Carried forward to 1960)
303
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
CONSTRUCTION OF WAYS (1955)
Balance brought forward $36,945.49
Returned to Treasury 26,945.49
Balance, December 31, 1959 $10,000.00
(Carried forward to 1960)
CONSTRUCTION OF WAYS (1954)
Balance brought forward $29,924.60
Returned to Treasury 24,924.60
Balance, December 31, 1959 $ 5,000.00
(Carried forward to 1960)
CONSTRUCTION OF WAYS (1953)
Balance brought forward
$ 8,798.10
Returned to Treasury 8,798.10
December 31, 1959
0
CONSTRUCTION OF WAYS (1952)
Balance brought forward
$ 2,000.00
Returned to Treasury 2,000.00
December 31, 1959
0
CONSTRUCTION OF WAYS (1951)
Balance brought forward
$ 2,000.00
Returned to Treasury 2,000.00
December 31, 1959
0
EASEMENTS IN LAND (1959)
Appropriation
$ 800.00
Expenditure
0
Balance, December 31, 1959 $ 800.00
(Carried forward to 1960)
EASEMENTS IN LAND (1958)
Appropriation $ 800.00
Expenditure
0
Balance, December 31, 1959
$ 800.00
(Carried forward to 1960)
304
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
EASEMENTS IN LAND (1957)
Balance brought forward $ 800.00
Expenditure 0
Balance, December 31, 1959
$ 800.00
(Carried forward to 1960)
EASEMENTS IN LAND (1956)
Balance brought forward
$ 800.00
Returned to Treasury
$ 800.00
December 31, 1959
0
EASEMENTS IN LAND (1955)
Balance brought forward
..
$ 800.00
Returned to Treasury
$ 800.00
December 31, 1959
0
EASEMENTS IN LAND (1954)
Balance brought forward
$ 800.00
Returned to Treasury
$ 800.00
December 31, 1959
0
RECONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN STREETS CHAPTER 718-1956 (1958)
(RECONSTRUCTION OF ANY OR' ALL PARTS OF POND LANE, LEWIS AVENUE, BEACON STREET, PARK STREET, DECATUR STREET AND NORTH UNION STREET ARTICLE 63 -1958) Balance brought forward $ 8,573.55
Returned to Treasury 8,573.55
December 31, 1959 0
RECONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN STREETS CHAPTER 718-1956 (1957) (RECONSTRUCTION OF ANY OR ALL PARTS OF THE FOLLOW- ING STREETS OR WAYS WITHIN THE TOWN, HILLSIDE AVE- NUE, FLORENCE AVENUE, ACTON STREET, GRAY STREET, PARK AVENUE EXTENSION AND PARK CIRCLE) (ARTICLE 60 -1957)
Balance brought forward $ 336.42 Returned to Treasury 336.42
December 31, 1959 0
305
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
RECONSTRUCTION OF STREETS - CHAPTER 90 (1956) (RELOCATION, ALTERATION AND WIDENING, CONSTRUCTION OF, SPECIFIC REPAIRS UPON AND IMPROVEMENT OF ALL OR ANY PARTS OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN CAMBRIDGE AND LEXINGTON)
Balance brought forward $ 5,801.07 Expenditure 1,700.00
Balance, December 31, 1959 $ 4,101.07
(Carried forward to 1960)
RECONSTRUCTION OF STREETS - CHAPTER 90 (1953) (RELOCATION, ALTERATION AND WIDENING, CONSTRUCTION OF, SPECIFIC REPAIRS UPON AND IMPROVEMENT OF ALL OR ANY PART OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE OR SUMMER ST.)
Balance brought forward $ 650.88
Expenditure 0
Balance, December 31, 1959 $ 650.88 (Carried forward to 1960)
RECONSTRUCTION OF STREETS - CHAPTER 90 (1952) (RELOCATION, ALTERATION AND WIDENING, CONSTRUCTION OF, SPECIFIC REPAIRS UPON AND IMPROVEMENT OF ALL OR ANY PART OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, MEDFORD STREET AND PLEASANT STREET)
Balance brought forward $ 64.49
Expenditure
0
Balance, December 31, 1959 $ 64.49
(Carried forward to 1960)
ALTERATIONS - RUSSELL STREET
(ARTICLE 61 -1955)
Balance brought forward $ 1,446.22
Returned to Treasury 1,446.22
December 31, 1959
0
SURFACE DRAIN THOMAS STREET BETWEEN FOREST STREET AND WRIGHT STREET
(ARTICLE 61 - 1957)
Balance brought forward $ 927.12
Returned to Treasury 927.12
December 31, 1959
0
306
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
EXTENSION OF SURFACE DRAIN IN THE PRIVATE LANDS NORTHEAST OF WHEATON ROAD BETWEEN NO. UNION STREET AND EVERETT STREET
(ARTICLE 18 - SPECIAL TOWN MEETING 11/4/57)
Balance brought forward $ 206.17
Returned to Treasury 206.17
December 31, 1959
0
EXTENSION OF SURFACE DRAIN - SUNNYSIDE AVENUE (ARTICLE 37 -1956)
Balance brought forward $ 1,514.83
Returned to Treasury 1,514.83
December 31, 1959
0
SURFACE DRAIN BETWEEN BRATTLE PLACE AND THE RAILROAD TRACKS
(ARTICLE 62 -1957)
Balance brought forward $ 1,341.03
Returned to Treasury
1,341.03
December 31, 1959
0
SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES
Appropriation
$20,000.00
Credit from Article # 23
205.70
Balance brought forward
19.78
$20,225.48
Expenditure
18,842.46
Balance, December 31, 1959
$ 1,383.02
(Carried forward to 1960)
OFF-STREET PARKING AREA - RUSSELL COMMON
(ARTICLE 28-1959)
Appropriation $43,900.00
Expenditure 29,997.69
Balance, December 31, 1959 $13,902.31 (Carried forward to 1960)
307
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
FENCE AND LIGHTING AT TOWN YARD (ARTICLE 64-1959)
Appropriation $ 9,800.00
Expenditure 9,264.96
Balance, December 31, 1959 $ 535.04
(Carried forward to 1960)
I would like to publicly thank all Departments in the Town whose splendid co-operation with us makes it possible to perform our varied projects speedily and economically.
To the men in the Labor Division and to the Administrative Office my sincere thanks for their excellent co-operation.
I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the Town Manager, the Board of Selectmen, the various Boards, Trustees, Commission- ers, Department Heads and to my Staff for their co-operation throughout the year.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANCIS N. O'HARA
Superintendent of Public Works
LIST OF JURORS Revised and Approved by the Board of Selectmen, January 4, 1960
NAME
* Achilles, William Ackerly, John F.
* Ahern, Francis
* Aimo, Karl H.
* Alajijian, Jerry
* Ales, Andrew J. Allan, William S.
*Allen, Leonard W.
RESIDENCE
260 Broadway
9 Brookdale Road
46 Magnolia Street
12 Lake Street
4 Devereaux Street 27 Albermarle Street 32 Wadsworth Road
5 Thomas Street
* Almeida, Manuel A. Jr.
* Anderson, Clarence E.
* Anderson, Raymond C.
Anderson, Roger H.
*Anderson, Roy H.
*Angelo, Louis
* Arbeene, Charles N.
* Asadorian, Ara A.
* Avadanian, George
Baker, Robert R. *Baker, Thomas E. *Barr, Robert
*Barrett, Kenneth R.
*Barton, Paul T.
*Baumann, Henry
793 Concord Turnpike
24 Daniels Street 8 Gray Street 33 Coolidge Road
35 Brooks Avenue 21 Alfred Road 280 Appleton Street 66 Beverly Road 20 Browning Road
235 Pheasant Avenue 19 Bailey Road 84 Everett Street 7 Aberdeen Road 26 High Haith Road 208 Jason Street
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.
Musician, Boston Music Co., 116 Boylston Street, Boston Chipper & Caulker, Fore River Shipyard, Quincy Maintenance Man, Gilchrist's Co., Boston
General Foreman, M.T.A., Park Square Bldg., Boston Director, Boston Mutual Life Ins. Co., 156 Stuart St., Boston Rubber Worker, Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., Cambridge Supervisor, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 10 Ware St., Cambridge Salesman, H. P. Hood & Sons Co., 500 Rutherford Ave., Charles-
town
Machinist, New Cambridge
England Forge Co., 1 Camp Street, North
Manager, Cambridge City Hospital, 1493 Cambridge St., Cambridge Sales Engineer, Metal and Thermit Corp., Rahway, New Jersey Florist, G. O. Anderson & Sons, Inc., 901 Mass. Avenue, Arlington Electronics Technician, M.I.T., Lincoln Laboratory, Lexington Baker, Waltham Super Bakery, Main Street, Waltham Building Engineer, M.I.T., Cambridge
Manager, Somerville Buick Inc., Fellsway, Somerville Carpenter, Self-employed
Insurance Broker, Self-Employed, 37 Davis Square, Somerville Retired, President of Fire Insurance Company in Boston Clerk, Winthrop Foodland, 317 Shirley Street, Winthrop Salesman, Wetherell Bros. Co., 251 Albany Street, Cambridge Auditor, U.S.A.F., Cambridge Research Center, Bedford Proprietor, Elsie's Delicatessen Lunch, 71A Auburn St., Cambridge
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Name
*Beaupre, Dominique
*Becker, Miles J.
*Beggan, William J.
*Bennett, Alvin A.
*Benson, Ralph E.
*Benson, Sven E.
*Berger, Richard C.
*Bertolami, Carmelo J.
*Bertorelli, Tony
*Biarrio, Ernest S. Bibbo, Paul A.
*Bibeau, Robert W. Jr. Bishop, Wilfred J.
*Blagg, Durward O.
*Blangio, Charles A. *Bohlander, Otto C.
Bonaglia, John G.
*Borthwick, Harry M. *Bott, William G. Jr. *Boyajian, Vahram S. *Brady, James A. *Brooks, Ernest
*Brooks, William D.
*Brown, Albert S.
*Brown, Charles A.
Brown, Kenneth T.
Address
2 Magnolia Street 40 Dickson Avenue 25 Highland Avenue 47 Trowbridge Street 10 Arrowhead Lane 77 Arlmont Street 131 Broadway 43 Burch Street
17 Teel Street 29 Alfred Road
8 Field Road
50 Brooks Avenue
36 Browning Road
55 Cutter Hill Road
84 Lake Street
11 Oxford Street
307 Appleton Street
38 Lewis Avenue
53 Academy Street
59 Broadway
59 Brattle Street
16 Orchard Place 131 Broadway
30 Harlow Street
3 Apache Trail
35 Fremont Court
Occupation
Laborer, Hood Rubber Company, Watertown Mechanic, Market Forge Company, 35 Garvey Street, Everett Head Storekeeper, Mass. Dept. of Public Works, Wellesley Clerk, Boston & Maine R. R., 150 Causeway Street, Boston Superintendent, Swift & Co., Somerville Avenue, Somerville Superintendent, Potter & Horn, Statler Office Bldg., Boston Director, Biggs & Cobb Tanning Co., Inc., Winchester Store Proprietor, J. B. Sash & Door Co., 2024 Mass. Ave., Cambridge
Laborer, Town of Arlington, Public Works Department Manager, Kingston Clothing Co., 3S3 Albany Street, Boston Mechanic, J. E. Cain Co., 678 Mass. Avenue, Cambridge
Engineer, Cambridge Electric Light Co., 46 Blackstone St., Camb. Local Testman, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 67 Pleasant St., Arlington
Accountant, U. S. Navy District, Public Works Office, 495 Summer St., Boston
Clerk, S. W. Ferguson Inc., 365 C Street, South Boston
Salesman, Steelman Phonograph & Radio Co., 230 Anderson Avenue, Mount Vernon, New York
Chief Operator, Boston Edison Co., 39 Boylston St., Boston Office Manager, Achorn Steel Co., 109 Smith Place, Cambridge Bank Clerk, Harvard Trust Co., Cambridge
Cleanser, Avigdor Rug Center, 637 Washington St., Brookline Clerk, New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Mechanic, Cummins Diesel Engines, 201 Cambridge St., Allston Statistician, Educational Research Corp., 10 Craigie St., Cambridge Civil Engineer, Mass. State Dept. of Public Works, Boston Purchasing Agent, Federal Supply Serv., 620 P.O. & Court House, Boston
Electronic Technician, E.G.G., 160 Brookline Avenue, Boston
LIST OF JURORS
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Occupation
30 Country Club Drive
32 Brooks Avenue
60 Warren Street
61 Thorndike Street
7 Ivy Circle
6 Wyman Terrace 48 Marathon Street 14 Oakledge Street 5 Florence Terrace
24 Dickson Avenue
35 Norfolk Road
9 Bartlett Avenue
*Byrne, James E.
*Byrne, Joseph W.
*Byrne, Leo B.
*Byrne, Richard S.
67 Broadway 126 Broadway
38 Bailey Road
18 Freeman Street
12 Aerial Street
40 Windsor Street 382 Mass. Avenue 39 Thesda Street 104 Wachusett Avenue 28 Henry Street 43 Brunswick Road
2 Reservoir Road
Vice President, Wheelock, Lovejoy & Co., 128 Sidney St., Cam- bridge
Bookbinder, Riverside Bindry, 249 Putnam St., Cambridge Clerk, U.S. Gov't. Post Office, Central Square, Cambridge Electrician, Driscoll Electric, 19 Walker Street, Somerville Physical Metallurgist, Watertown Arsenal, Watertown
Truck Driver, New England Transp., 402 Congress St., Boston Accountant, Brew Schneider Co. Inc., 60 Aberdeen Ave., Camb. Cabinet Maker, Frank B. Curry, 560 Harrison Avenue, Boston Machinist, Wheeler Service Inc., 155 Brookline St., Cambridge Proprietor, 587 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge
Machinist, Cambridge Research Ctr., Hanscomb Field, Bedford Plumber, Dunham & Byrne Plg. & Htg. Corp., 11 Leonard St.,
Lexington Plumber, Cambridge-Somerville Oil Co., 189 Hampshire St., Cambridge
Salesman, J. W. Byrne Co., 65 Hillside Road, Arlington Plumbing Inspector, Town of Arlington
Well Driller, Layne-New York Co., 15 Ryder Street, Arlington
*Caddigan, Joseph P. *Calabro, Stephen A. *Callahan, Francis E. *Callahan, James P. *Campbell, James Sr.
*Cancelliere, Leonard E. *Carey, Joseph L. Carlson, Charles A. Carney, Philip Carr, George F. *Carroll, John J.
*Carter, Leonard
Address
Name Brown, Norman N.
Brush, George B.
*Buckley, George P.
*Buell, James C. Buffum, Donald C. Bugden, Francis E. Burke, Robert E. Burke, Robert H.
*Burroughs, Fred T. *Burt, George J. *Byam, Fred O.
*Byrne, Donald P.
25 Clark Street
65 Hillside Road
31 Franklin Street
33 Franklin Street
Splicer, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 51 Inman St., Cambridge Mechanic, Albert A. Beauchemin, 25R Mass. Avenue, Arlington Salesman, The Sawyer Co., 66 Pleasant St., Watertown Salesman, George D. Dinkel, 99 Bedford Street, Boston Receiver, Dwinell-Wright Co., 68 Fargo Street, Boston Installer, N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., 10 Ware Street, Cambridge Upholster, Simmons Co., 600 Mystic Valley Parkway, Medford Bookbinder, Little Brown & Co., 237 Putnam Avenue, Cambridge Bank Teller, Arl. Five Cents Savings Bank, Mass. Ave., Arlington Mechanic, Borden Ice Cream Co., Conn St., Woburn Salesman, McMahon & Carroll, 52 Chauncy Street, Boston Accountant, Boston Record-American, 5 Winthrop Square, Boston
310
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
Name
*Cashman, Joseph F.
*Cashman, Robert J. Cavicchi, Albert L.
*Ceresi, Joseph J.
*Chaloux, George E.
*Chandler, William A.
*Changelian, Charles P. Clare, Arthur E. Cleland, George E.
*Clements, George A. *Clouter, Henry T. Cobb, George E.
*Coes, Frederick L.
*Cofran, Robert M.
*Colangelo, Michael L.
Collins, Paul F. *Condon, John P.
*Conroy, Wilfred W. Constantine, John W. *Conti, Giacinto
*Cook, Roy F. *Corcoran, Arthur A.
*Cormier, Arthur L.
*Costa, Robert F.
*Costanza, Anthony J. *Coughlin, Donald M.
Address
22 Hayes Street 235 Gray Street 61 Bates Road
30 Oxford Street 625 Summer Street 168 Forest Street 17 Browning Road 87 Harlow Street 269 Broadway
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