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An amendment was offered by Nelson B. Todd that the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency Fund for said purpose. The motion as amended was voted upon and lost.
The original motion was then voted upon and passed.
Art. 8. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the transfer of $1,200.00 from the general expense account of the School Committee, to the new equipment account.
Voted on motion by Nelson B. Todd that action on this article be indefinitely postponed.
All articles in the warrant having been disposed of, the meeting dissolved at 10:25 p.m.
HARRY W. HIGGINS, Town Clerk.
RECORD OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING HELD JULY 30, 1943
The meeting was called to order at 8:15 P. M. by the Moderator, Joseph Smith, who read the call for the meeting and the Constable's return.
On motion by Nelson B. Todd it was voted to omit the reading of the articles of the warrant, until taken up for action.
Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public way, Crest Road, extending from Summer Street to Pillings Pond, a distance of about one thousand, two hundred ninety-eight and seventy-seven hundredths (1,298.77) feet, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and
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shown on a plan of land filed with the Town Clerk, Dana F. Perkins, C. E. dated February 27, 1939, and recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 70, Page 51, upon the furnishing of necessary releases to the Town.
Voted: On motion by George Peavey, that the Town accept as a Public Way, Crest Road, as described in said Article 1 of the warrant.
Art. 2. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public way, Grant Road, formerly called Grant Street or Grant Road, running from Carter Road for a distance of about three hundred sixty (360) feet, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and shown on a plan of land filed with the Town Clerk, dated March 22, 1939, J. Gibbons and C. Schmalfuss, surveyors, and recorded in Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 70, Page 38, upon the furnishing of necessary releases to the Town.
Voted: On motion by Joseph Cassidy, that the Town accept as a public way, Grant Road, as described in Article 2 of the warrant.
Art. 3. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public way, Stanley Road, extending from Carter Road for a distance of about three hundred two (302) feet, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and shown on a plan of land dated March 22, 1939, and filed with the Town Clerk, J. Gibbons and C. Schmalfuss, surveyors, and recorded in Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 70, Page 38 upon the furnishing of neces- sary releases to the Town.
Voted: On motion by George Peavey, that the Town accept as a public way, Stanley Road, as described in Article 3 of the warrant.
Art. 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $150.00 to begin a survey of the real estate parcels in the Town and the setting up of a complete card index of all real estate, as recommended by the Commissioner of Corporations and Taxation. Or what action it will take thereon.
Voted: On motion by Henry Haskell, that action on Article 4 be indefinitely postponed.
Art. 5. To see what action the Town will take on the report of the School Committee on the school lunch program, in accordance with the vote at the last Annual Town Meeting.
Voted: On motion by George Peavey, that the Town accept the report of the school lunch program as given by the chairman of the school committee, Edward S. Averell.
Art. 6. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate or transfer from Excess and Deficiency a sum of money for the continuation of the school lunch program, or what action they will take thereon.
Voted: On motion by Edward S. Averell, that the sum of $4,000.00 be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency Fund for the continua-
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tion of the school lunch program. The vote taken on this article was as follows: 121 affirmative and 60 negative.
Art. 7. To see what action the Town will vote to take on the report of the Special Committee to Consider the Needs of the Town for Fire and Police Protection.
Voted: On motion by John Caldwell, that the report of the Special Committee be accepted for the information of the Town and the files and that the committee be continued until the next annual town meet- ing
Art. 8. To see if the Town will vote, in accordance with the recom- mendations of the Special Committee, to appropriate a sum of money for additional expenses of the Police Department.
Voted: On motion by Everett S. Webster, that the Town appropriate the sum of $895.00 to cover expense of an additional full time patrol- man in the Police Department for the balance of the present year and that the amount so appropriated be taken from the Reserve Fund.
Art. 9. To see if the Town will vote, in accordance with the rec- ommendations of the Special Committee, to adopt the following by-law:
No person holding an elective office of the Town shall be a member of the Fire Department or of the Police Department, except that an elective officer may be appointed a special policeman, or a call fireman below the rank of lieutenant. If any member of the Fire Department or of the Police Department, other than a special policeman, or a call fireman below the rank of lieutenant, shall be elected an officer of the Town or be appointed to fill a vacancy in an office otherwise filled by election, his acceptance of and qualification for the office shall oper- ate as a resignation of his position as a member of the Police Depart- ment or the Fire Department, as the case may be.
This by-law shall not apply in any case where giving it effect shall be prohibited by law.
Voted: On motion by Nelson B. Todd, that the Town adopt the following by-law:
No person holding an elective office of the Town shall be a member of the Fire Department or of the Police Department, except that an elective officer may be appointed a special policeman, or a call fireman below the rank of lieutenant. If any member of the Fire Department or of the Police Department, other than a special policeman, or a call fireman below the rank of lieutenant, shall be elected an officer of the Town or be appointed to fill a vacancy in an office otherwise filled by election, his acceptance of and qualification for the office shall oper- ate as a resignation of his position as a member of the Fire 'Depart- ment or the Police Department, as the case may be.
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This by-law shall not apply in any case where giving it effect shall be prohibited by law.
The result of the vote taken on this article was as follows: 135 affirmative and 2 negative.
All articles in the warrant having been disposed of the meeting dissolved at 9:45 P. M.
HARRY W. HIGGINS,
Town Clerk.
Boston, Mass., October 6, 1943.
The foregoing by-law is hereby disapproved. (Article 9).
ROBERT T. BUSHNELL, Attorney General.
DOGS LICENSED IN 1943 .
247 Males @ $2.00 $494.00
35 Females @ $5.00 175.00
80 Spayed @ $2.00 160.00
1 Kennel @ $25.00
25.00
363
$854.00
Deduct Clerk's Fee, for 363 licenses at 20c
72.60
Paid to Treasurer $781.40
HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES IN 1943
58 Resident Citizens' Fishing Licenses @ $2.00 $116.00
40 Resident Citizens' Hunting Licenses @ $2.00 80.00
39 Resident Citizens' Sporting Licenses @ $3.25 126.75
10 Resident Citizens' Female and Minors' Licenses @ $1.25 12.50
1 Special Non-Resident Fishing License at $1.50
1.50
4 Special Free Sporting Licenses
152 Total $336.75
Deduct Clerk's Fees for 148 licenses @ 25c 37.00
Paid to Division of Fisheries
$299.75
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
NUMBER OF REGISTERED VOTERS AS OF FEBRUARY, 1943
Precinct 1 950
Precinct 696
Total 1,614
NUMBER OF ASSESSED POLLS AS OF DECEMBER, 1943
Total in Precinct 1 and 2 984
THE TOWN OF LYNNFIELD IS IN THE FOLLOWING DISTRICTS:
Eighth Congressional District Third Essex Senatorial District Fifth Councillor District Tenth Essex Representative District
POPULATION OF THE TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
Census as of April 1, 1940 2,274
1943 BIRTH RECORD
Any errors or omissions should be reported promptly to the Town Clerk
Date
Name
Jan. 1
Jon Alan Procurot
Jan. · 3 Lucile Ann Caine
Jan. 4 Richard Raymond Rodier
Jan. 5
Mary Ellen Robbins
Jan. 5 Theodore Havelock Chambers, Jr.
Jan. 10 David Henry Pote .
Jan. 16 Karin Sigrid Hellmer
Jan. 18 Arnette Carolyn Anderson
Jan. 29 Susan Ann Kumph
Feb. 3 Robert William Trayers
Feb. 10 Carol Jean Newton
Feb. . 11 Deborah Lee Mudge
Feb. 14 Dorothy May Trask
Feb. 21 Elaine Brady
Feb. 22 Charlotte Hanlon
Feb. 26 Joseph . Arthur McGonnell
Mar. 13 William Stuart Wilson, Jr.
Mar. 16 Frank Warren Colley, Jr.
Mar. 20 Rhoda Lee Buttrick
Mar. 29 Roys Arthur Ellis
Apr. 12 Karen Rae Simpson
Apr. 24 George Sutherland Robinson, Jr.
Apr. 27 Donald Melvin Bertram
Names of Parents
Antonio S. Procurot and Evelyn E. Curdo Robert M. Caine and Charlotte J. Poitross Raymond V. Rodier and Roberta C. Richard Harold M. Robbins and Mary Perham Theodore H. Chambers and Bessie Mae Savage Robert L. Pote and Dorothy M. Slate Carl Martin Hellmer and Greta Franson Oscar Arnt Anderson and Lillian I. Johnson Russell P. Kumph and Irma M. Pearson William W. Trayers and Marion A. Stevens Robert G. Newton and Helen Morgan Wallace O. Mudge and Margaret Eaton Ernest E. Trask and Eva M. Anderson Thomas B. Brady and Margaret Mahoney Edward F. Hanlon and Geraldine Salem William T. McGonnell and Mary E. Boisseau William S. Wilson and Elizabeth B. Cook Frank W. Colley and Eleanor C. Gutreau Herbert A. Buttrick and Rhoda Strong Roys Arthur Ellis and Marjorie Brown Raymond F. Simpson and Lorna Pratt
George S. Robinson and Dorothy P. Lambert
Melvin E. Bertram and Leona M. McGowan
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May 2
Frederic Walton Temple Lida Pope Marsh
May 6
May 7 Robert James Thornton
May 14 Steven White Pelton
May 20
Richard Woodbury Doremus, Jr.
May 20
Jeanne Pearson
May 25
Janet Ruth Gillette
May 26 Diane Ruth Duncan
June 1
Dale Humphrey Waring
June 14
James Stewart Macdonald
June 16
Diane Ruth Adams
June 22
· Linda Louise Trefry Nancy Elaine Enwright
June 28 July 5 Helen Foster Blake
July 9
Lillian Grace Foglietta
John Arthur Budd
July 18 July 19
Carole Eloise MacDonald
July 29
Jayne Lillian Hastings
Aug. 3
Janet Ann Ward
Aug. 4 Dorothy Cheryl Gibbons
Aug. 4 Allen Kingsley Settle
Sept. 9 Malcolm Phillip Fraser
Oct. 13 Michael Joseph O'Connor
Oct. 31 Steven Lockwood Whitcomb
Nov. 2 Nov. 6
Robert Curtis Knowlton
Nov. 16 Stanley Gordon Thwing
John P. Temple and Kathleen Birtwell Francis P. Marsh and Verna H. Andrews Jack Thornton and Dorothy Jones Douglas Pelton and Marguerite L. White Richard W. Doremus and Mildred R. Durkee Raymond R. Pearson and Evelyn G. Perkins Elmer C. Gillette and Ruth Yeaton William E. Duncan and Alice E. Huckins George Waring and Jean E. Ellis James P. Macdonald and Ethel Legro Arthur M. Adams and Ruth I. Behre Ernest J. Trefry and Frances Woodhouse Walter J. A. Enwright and Mary C. Sheehan William P. Blake, Jr., and Marilyn Davis Rupert Foglietta and Lillian E. Lancaster John W. Budd and Regina I. Hamel Lauchlin D. MacDonald and Helen A. Karl Chilton M. Hastings and Lois F. Hayward Russell B. Ward and Marjorie A. Coy John Gibbons and Dorothy Jelly Philip O. Settle and Eleanor Stitt Walter H. Fraser and Caroline M. Bilodeau Leo H. O'Connor and Edith Legro Squire L. Whitcomb and Hope A. Hedman
Francis H. Knowlton and Jewell A. Harper Stanley G. Thwing and Melva B. Woodward
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Clifford H. Miller and Lillian P. Whitehouse
Paul Daniel Miller
Nov. 26 Alan Clifford VanAmburg Dec. 16 Jean Colcord
Dec. 10 Judith Andrea Lape
Dec. 16 Daniel James White ,
Dec. 31 Harold Garfield Hall
Eugene C. VanAmberg and Welda Grant John R. Colcord and Mina Nutter Ernest M. Lape and Mildred H. Hadley Roy W. White and Mary M. Gormley Norman H. Hall and Bessie E. Beherrell
REPORT
OF TOWN CLERK
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RECORD OF MARRIAGES IN 1943 Any errors or omissions should be reported promptly to the Town Clerk
Date
Place
Name of Bridge and Groom
Residence
Jan. 8
Boston
Edward Robert Leichner
Lynnfield
Dorothy Geraldine Beyea
Wakefield
Jan. 17
Reading
Gordon L. Kallenberg
Lynnfield
Olive Lucille Condon
Reading
Jan. 26
Lynnfield
Jesse Malcolm Anderson
Reading
Anna Elizabeth Mullen
Lynnfield
Feb.
8
Tucson, Arizona
Malcolm V. Smith
California
Virginia G. Lambert
Lynnfield
Feb. 20
Medford
Walter Kenneth Hall
Lynnfield
Barbara Ann Maddison
Lynnfield
Feb. 28
Wakefield
Merle Warren Westover
Lynnfield
Margaret Mary McLaughlin
Wakefield
Apr.
8
Lynn
Neal Albert Quinn
Lynn
Alice Caroline White
Lynnfield
Apr. 25
Quincy
Henry C. P. Evans
Lynnfield
Mabel C. Reif
Quincy
June 2
Malden
Edward F. Hanlon
Lynnfield
Geraldine Marie Salem
Lynnfield
June 18
Lowell
Warren E. Poor
Lynn
Norma M. Dewing
Lynnfield
June 25
Lynn
Robert K. McLlvin
Lynnfield
Aileen E. Kimball
Lynn
June 28
Lynn
John Ingham Gaythwaite
Lynnfield
Doris Rich
Lynnfield
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July 3
Lynnfield
Lawrence Stephen Goff
Methuen
Lynnfield
Aug. 5
Lynnfield
Lynnfield
Lynnfield
Aug. 6
Wakefield
John Comack
Lynnfield
Marjorie Willard
Wakefield
Aug. 11
Lynnfield
Harry I. Hilliard
Lynnfield
Etta E. Parker
Lynn
Sept. 7
Lynnfield
Philip Pergola, Jr.
Lynn
Dorothy Thelma Mason
Waltham
Oct. 16 .
Newton
Francis Parker Reidy
Newton
Charlotte Minerva Dodge
Lynnfield
Oct. 16
Lynnfield
Harry G. Corson
Lynn
Helen M. Maher
Lynnfield
Oct.
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Stanley Davis Woodworth
Lynnfield
Elizabeth Pinkney Webb
Hamden, Connecticut Florida
Nov. 1
Lynn
Cecil Malcolm Blue
Myrtle Irene Armstrong
Lynnfield
Nov. 14
Lynnfield
Harry Francis Burnett
Stoneham
Evelyn Evangeline Chartier
Lynn
Nov. 28
Lynn
Joseph Ruscitti
Lynnfield
Blanche Malo Blanchette
Lynn
Dec. 26
Lynnfield
Alfred Salvanelli
Medford
Constance J. DeMasellis
Lynnfield
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Margaret Winifred Hughes Ralph C. Cushman Rachel Olmstead
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RECORD OF DEATHS IN 1943
Date
Name of Deceased
Years
Months
Days
Jan. 1
John C. Nuttall
59
9
27
Jan. 4
Annie L. Richards
72
25
Jan. 13
Elizabeth S. Merrill
96
7
25
Jan. 20
George F. Speare
78
1
13
Jan. 21
Anna May Morandotti
55
1
8
Jan. 26
Elma Cecil McCulloh
59
3
21
Jan. 30
Amanda A. Copeland
88
5
28
Feb.
1
Marion Gertrude Jordan
32
2
6
Mar. 2
Patrick James Dalton
55
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Mar. 10
Doris G. Robidou
36
9
18
Mar. 24
George L. Greene
73
2
16
Apr. 2
Emma M. Sidwell
87
9
17
Apr. 4
Allen F. Strout
84
7
29
Apr. 18
Thomas A. Wry
66
4
24
Apr. 19
Patrick Henry Callaghan
77
3
24
May 26
Cleon E. Allen
35
1
15
May 29
Lillian Mae Gross
41
2
10
May 30
Nellie Miranda Ormsby
74
4
29
June 3 Isabelle S. Ramsdell
74
11
June 21
Wilfred G. Hay
64
11
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June 25
Herbert E. Barnjum
74
-
29
June 27
Harry Augustus Worthen
67
5
14
Aug. 16
Martha J. Kimball
88
1
12
Sept. 17
Jeanie C. Pierce
86
7
10
Sept. 21
Mary A. Donovan
83
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-
Sept. 23
Edna L. Cleary
41
1
25
Sept. 28
Catherine Taylor
86
-
-
Sept. 28
Louise M. Waite
52
3
20
Sept. 30
Minnie Dodge Swett
74
4
8
Nov. 11
Jacob Freedman
75
-
Nov. 25
Milledge E. Crouse
74
4
19
Dec. 17
Thomas Joseph Kevill
60
7
15
Dec. 26
Lewis Pfau
89
7
1
13
Mar. 4 John Greenan
78
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REPORT OF SELECTMEN
REPORT OF BOARD OF SELECTMEN
To the Citizens of the Town of Lynnfield:
Your Board of Selectmen respectfully submits its report for the year ending December 31, 1943, for your consideration.
During January and February, much time was devoted to preparing various articles for the Warrant to be submitted at the annual Town Meeting together with making up the various budgets which come under the jurisdiction of the Board.
Early in the year the Board amended the By-Laws to allow citizens with a relatively small area of land to keep poultry.
In March Mr. Carl Russell resigned his position as Town Accountant and your Board was faced with the necessity of appointing his succes- sor for the unexpired term of this office. After long and careful delib- eration, Mr. Leslie E. Luscombe was appointed to this most important position.
Your Board deemed it necessary to aid and encourage persons to grow gardens, keep poultry and swine. Accordingly, they took the initiative in bringing together representatives of various organizations. Out of this meeting the Victory Garden Emergency Food Committee was formed.
Your Board invited bids for the collection of garbage and com- pleted arrangements for the satisfactory collection of same by the awarding of the contract to Mr. John Woselchuk.
Among the numerous essential maintenance and betterment proj- ects completed, were the painting of the Town Hall, the installation of various new ceilings in the Town Hall, and the road maintenance con- tracts made with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Your Board appointed Mr. Douglas Parsons to the position of patrol- man for a temporary term. A permanent appointment cannot be made until after a civil service examination is held.
The Selectmen realize that some plans should be made for post-war work for returning service men, defense plant workers, and others whose present services will not be needed after the war is over. In co-opera- tion with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Emergency Public Works Commission, your Board appointed the members of the Planning Board to a new committee called the Post-War Public Works Program Com- mittee.
In November the members of the Planning Board met with the members of the Board of Selectmen for the purpose of appointing some ·person to the Planning Board to fill the vacancy on that Board caused by the resignation of Mr. Ernest P. Lane. Mr. Nicholas DuChemin was unanimously appointed to the Board. The term of office is to be until the next regular Town election.
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Your Board deemed it necessary to install town water in the Town Hall and accordingly entered into a contract with the Lynnfield Center Water District Commissioners to have their water piped into the Town Hall. The pipe into the building is large enough to allow for the pos- sible future installation of some form of fire protection within the building.
With the lifting of dim-out regulations your Board felt that the lights around the Common and Lynnfield Square should be brighter, and after a conference with both light companies these locations were made brighter by the unhooding of the nearby lights.
Respectfully submitted, George W. Peavey Everett S. Webster Stanley W. Heath BOARD OF SELECTMEN
APPOINTMENTS ELECTION OFFICERS
Precinct 1 Sidney Richards Elva Richards
. George Roundy Alexander Williams
William Sheehe Stephen Leveroni Josephine Foley George MacGregor
Precinct 2 Joseph Donovan Harry Winchester Frank O. Green Thomas Keville 1 Patrick Malloy Alfred Copeland Edward Harvey Cornelius J. Doyle
TOWN ACCOUNTANT Leslie E. Luscombe (Term expires 1945)
CLERK OF BOARD OF SELECTMEN Roger C. Lummus
CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF SELECTMEN George W. Peavey
CUSTODIAN OF CHEMICAL HALL William W. Moxham
FOREST WARDEN William W. Moxham
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REGISTRAR OF VOTERS (3 Years) Carl I. Cheever
MOTH SUPERINTENDENT Lyman H. Twiss
INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS and BARNS Arthur W. Bryant
INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING and CATTLE Arthur W. Bryant
WEIGHER OF COMMODITIES
Elbridge H. Gerry Elbridge F. Gerry, II
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS Minot H. Carter
HEALTH OFFICER George S. Robinson, D. O.
JANITOR OF TOWN HALL Louis F. Southworth
FENCE VIEWERS Board of Selectmen
INSPECTOR OF MILK Arthur W. Bryant
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
George A. Westover
DOG OFFICER Arthur W. Bryant
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Ernest P. Lane George M. Roundy Carl H. Russell James McNamara Ralph L. Wilkinson
TOWN COUNSEL . Joseph W. Cassidy
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BURIAL AGENT Traugott Hawley
BUILDING INSPECTOR Edward C. Pearson
BOARD OF APPEALS
Joseph W. Cassidy (3 Years) Walter Ober (Alternate)
PROPERTY OFFICER OF O. C. D. William W. Moxham
SPECIAL POLICE
Percy Briggs Albert E. Brown
Harry W. Higgins
Benjamin B. Shute Charles A. Smith
Arthur W. Bryant
Roger C. Lummus
Charles W. Smith
George H. Carder
William Margeson
Joseph F. Smith
Minot H. Carter
Walter H. Storey
Frank L. Delamater
Chester Melanson Walter H. Meuse John R. L. Millar
Allison G. Tedford
Elbridge H. Gerry
Douglas S. Parsons
Joseph Thyng
Ernest Goobie Frank O. Green Ralph W. Green
Harry C. Pierce Josiah Poeton
Harold Treamer Louis B. Tuck Lyman H. Twiss
Everett E. Harvey
George S. Robinson Kenneth Robinson
Walter F. White
Archie L. Hayward
Carl H. Russell
Alfred W. Copeland
Stanley W. Heath
William H. Russell
VICTORY GARDEN EMERGENCY FOOD COMMITTEE
John P. Shaughnessy
Anne Harding
Ethel G. Sanford
Mrs. B. Victor Michas
Robert Newton
Nellie G. Treamer
Ethel R. Strong
Alice C. Woodbury
Sidney B. Stevens
Burton B. Cogswell
Lyman Twiss
EMERGENCY PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE The Planning Board
George H. Waring
Chilton M. Hastings
George W. Peavey
Charles V. Sweetser
Albert Foster
Thomas Kevill
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LICENSES LIQUOR LICENSES
Club License-Colonial Country Club of Lynnfield, Inc.
Package Store-Lynnfield Beverage, Inc.
Package Store-Turnpike Bottle Shoppe, Inc. Innkeepers-Suntaug Lake Inn.
Common Victualler-Ships' Haven (Wilkinson's, Inc.) all alcoholic. Common Victualler-Donovan Bros., wine and malt.
COMMON VICTUALLER
Colonial Country Club Donovan Bros. John Carter Wilbur Talbart
Wilkinson's, Inc .- Ships' Haven Bessie Martin Elmer Goodwin Julius Rombult
Maxwell Kahn
SALE OF METHYL OR WOOD ALCOHOL
Perley Burrill George L. Greene
Josiah Poeton George Roundy Co.
PASTEURIZATION OF MILK Julius Rombult
PIG LICENSES
Ralph E. Cox
Everett S. Webster
"It's Walker's Plantation"
John W. Pinkham Minot H. Carter
Julius Rombult
Charles Harvey
Joseph Rosa
Arthur Maddison
Lyman Twiss
Vincent Nutile
Edward Averell
Oscar Hamm William Ewell
Arthur Morton
George McGregor
Rudolph Maga
Douglas Parsons
Wilbert Talbart
Maurice W. Shute
David Coldwell Joseph F. Smith
Charles Parker Maynard Ulm George Pillsbury
Burton Clark Louis Sheffish
Richard Townsend
George Dalton
Wesley Robinson
Sidney W. Swain
Charles W. Robinson Arthur Putnam -
Archie Melanson
Leon Hildreth
Everett Towers
George Rich John Repetto
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LODGING HOUSE LICENSE
Hattie K. Harvey Mrs. Harry Pembroke
Richard Thomas Anna E. Green
Mary A. Donovan
USED CAR PERMIT No. 2 Ralph W. Green
AUCTIONEER
Louis H. Donovan
HAWKER AND PEDLER William E. Gallugi
LORD'S DAY LICENSE Products Raised on Premises
Lyman Twiss Florence Melanson
Daniel Leichner
Ralph E. Cox
W. J. Walker E. F. Gerry Co. Edward Averell
William Campbell Richard Thomas Gerry Mansfield Emily Sargent Joseph F. Smith Sidney Cowles Arthur Putnam
LORD'S DAY LICENSE Frozen Desserts, Soda, Etc.
Josiah Poeton
George M. Roundy Co. Maxwell Kahn
Perley Burrill
George L. Greene
Sagamore Golf Club
Elmer W. Goodwin
John F. Carter Wilber Talbart
Julius Rombult Colonial Country Club Louis Gersinovitch
Bessie Martin
REPORT OF BOARD OF APPEALS
To the Board of Selectmen,
Lynnfield, Mass.
Gentlemen:
Owing to the curtailment in building activities, there were no ap- peals or cases heard by the Board of Appeals on Building and Zoning Laws during the year of 1943. There was therefore no income to report,
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and of the budget allowed at the first of the year ($100.00), the sum of $6.50 was expended for necessary supplies and the balance of $93.50 was unexpended.
Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH W. CASSIDY, Chairman.
REPORT OF TOWN COUNSEL
To the Board of Selectmen,
Lynnfield, Mass.
Gentlemen:
The activities of the Office of Town Counsel during the past year have been many and varied.
In addition to serving in an advisory capacity for the various de- partments, there have been agreements and contracts prepared; hearings before the Appellate Tax Board in Boston, and in addition, I have en- deavored to furnish each town department with copies of new legisla- tion as they are passed by the Legislature and which affect those departments.
For the past several months, the Board of Assessors have been attempting, with the limited funds at their disposal, to modernize the system of records, in anticipation of the volume of work which will be required by the new statutes which go into effect after the war, and I have been assisting them in setting up a system patterned after the larger towns. This cannot be finished in 1943, but much headway has been made, and the results will start to show in 1944 and thereafter.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH W. CASSIDY,
Town Counsel.
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens of the Town of Lynnfield:
Following is a report of the activities of the Police Department for the year ending December 31, 1944.
The number of arrests totaled twenty-five as classified :
10 Drunkenness (Male)
4 Drunkenness (Female)
1 Larceny
3 Delinquency
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2 Driving after license has been suspended
1 Receiving stolen property
1 Causing a false alarm of fire
1 Breaking and entering
2 Neglect of minor children
Other activities:
Recovered property to the value of $1,277.19
1 Commitment
42 Summons served for other departments
175 Motor vehicle violations
119 Motor vehicle transfers
62 Doors found open; made secure
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