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WINTER TERM
Begins-January 5th, 1931.
Ends-March 27th, 1931 12 55
DAYS OMITTED-
February Recess-February 21-28.
SPRING TERM
Begins-March 30th, 1931. June 12th, 1931 11
Ends-Grammar Schools. High School-June 24th, 1931 13 56
DAYS OMITTED-
Spring Recess-April 18-25, 1931.
Good Friday-April 3rd, 1931.
Memorial Day-May 30th, 1931.
SUMMARY
ACADEMY
40 182
ELEMENTARY 38 174
GRADUATION DATES
Nabnassett School-June 9th, 1931.
Cameron School-June 10th, 1931. Wm. E. Frost School-June 11th, 1931. Sargent School-June 12th, 1931. !! :3001108
Westford Academy-June 25th, 1)31. . .
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REPORT OF WESTFORD ACADEMY JANUARY 1, 1931
Mr. H. D. Sylvester,
Superintendent of Schools, Westford, Mass. Dear Sir:
Following is my nineteenth annual report as principal of Westford Academy.
Faculty, 1930-31.
William C. Roudenbush, Latin, French, Civics.
Alfred F. Gay, Science, Mathematics.
Mrs. Mary L. Robinson, English.
Mrs. Irene F. Weston, Commercial.
Miss Marjorie Smith, Commercial.
Miss Ethel N. Caldwell, Science, Mathematics.
Miss Bessie E. Temple, English, French, History.
The faculty has been incraesed from six to seven full time teachers, made necessary by the increased enrollment.
Enrollment
The enrollment is the largest in the history of the Academy.
Postgraduate
1
1
Special
1
1
Seniors
6
11
17
Juniors
8
22
30
Sophomores
14
23
37
Freshmen
25
37
62
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54
94
148
With the enlarged enrollment, it has become necessary to seat the pupils in six "home rooms". This has been done as nearly as possible by classes. New folding arm chairs in the study hall, so arranged as not to slide about, but which may be easily removed for basket-ball games, are a great improvement over the old style chairs.
Athletics
The Academy Baseball Team was fairly successful during the sea- son of 1930, winning the majority of its games. We play only teams be- longing to the Northwest Middlesex Interscholastic Baseball League, which includes the high schools of Acton, Ayer, Groton, Littleton, Pepperell, and Westford.
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The Basket-ball schedule for this winter is as follows:
Dec. 17, 1930 Groton at Westford.
Jan. 9, 1931 Westford at Littleton.
Jan. 16, 1931
Chelmsford at Westford.
Jan. 23, 1931
Westford at North Andover.
Jan. 30, 1931
Littleton at Westford.
Feb. 6, 1931 Westford at Chelmsford.
Feb. 11, 1931
Groton at Groton.
Feb. 13, 1931 North Andover at Westford.
All the above games except those with Groton are with teams of the Lowell Suburban Basket-ball League. Owing to certain local condi- tions, the high schools of Billerica and Wilmington, members of the League, have been obliged to discontinue basketball this season, leav- ing only four towns to compete for the championhsip. All the schools support girls' teams as well as boys' teams and the same schedule ap- plies to both.
The League will present a cup to the winning girls' team this year. The cup for the champion boys' team comes from an outside source.
Mr. Gay is Academy coach for the boys, Miss Smith for the girls. The referees are Mr. Markham and Mr. Ratchin, the same as last year.
Pro Merito Society and Tadmuck Club
The following members of the class of 1930 were elected to mem- bership in the Pro Merito Society: Elizabeth Nesmith, Sadie Sudak, Concetta Succo, Thomas Costello.
The honorary members of the Tadmuck Club from the class of 1931 are Phyllis Hal land Marjorie Wilson.
Daily Program
8.35- 8.48-Report to Home Rooms, Opening Exercises, Attendance, etc. 8.48- 9.38-Latin IA, English IV, Typewriting, Plane Geometry, Chem- istry, Junior Business Training.
9.40-10.30-Latin II, English II, (Commercial) Stenography I, General Science, Junior Business Training, English III (Classical). 10.35-11.25-Civics, English II (Classical), Stenography II, Physics, 11.27-12.17-Latin III & IV, English III (Commercial), Algebra, General Science, Commercial Law and Geography, World History. 12.17- 1.00-Noon Recess.
1.01- 1.08-Report to Home Rooms, Attendance, etc.
1.08- 1.58-Latin IB, English II (Classical), Bookkeeping II, Algebra, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, English I (Commercial). 2.00- 2.50-French II, Office Practice, Biology, Review Mathematics, English I (Commercial).
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Latin Summer School
Mr. Roudenbush conducted an elementary class in Latin from July 7 to August 1, 1930, for those pupils who had failed in the subject the previous year. A written examination was given at the close of the sessions, those who passed being allowed to continue in September with the second year class.
Student Government
Following the Christmas vacation, a plan of student government was inaugurated, which will be given a fair trial with the hope that it will prove a success.
The following officers were elected by the school in general as- sembly:
Mayor
Richard Tuttle, '31
Aldermen,
Harold Wright, '31
Jeanne Dumont, '31
Edgar Peterson, '31
Joseph Ackerman, '31
Peter Denisevich, '31
George Reeves, '31
Judges,
Phyllis Hall, '31
Robert Bettencourt, '32
Clerk of Court, (Appointed by Judges)
Frederick Delaney, '31
The above officials constitute the Student Council which will act with the faculty in matters pertaining to the welfare of the school.
Besides the officials mentioned, there is a Traffic Squad appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen, whose duties are concerned chiefly with supervision of the halls and basements.
The details of the student government plan will be worked out gradually according to the nature of the problems which arise. Before the system was put into operation, an unanimous vote was taken by the school to accept it.
Time alone will prove the practicability of the experiment. If every pupil is sincere in his declaration. we. may look for excellent results.
The high school orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Irene Weston, has rendered delightful assistance to many of our programs.
In conclusion, we would call attention to the program of the grad- uating exercises of June 25, 1930, which follows this report. Therein are contained several matters of information not elsewhere mentioned.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM C. ROUDENBUSH, Principal of Westford Academy.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES OF WESTFORD ACADEMY Assembly Hall Westford, Massachusetts Wednesday, June 25, 1930, at - 10 o'clock A. M.
PROGRAM
March and Overture School Orchestra
Prayer
Reverend John Day
Salutatory, With Essay-Early Education Sadie Sudak
Serenade-Schubert Glee Club
Presentation of Class Gift Harold Allen O'Connell
Acceptance of Class Gift-Richard Tuttle, President of Class of 1931 Selection School Orchestra
Address Reverend John Henry Sargent, Lowell, Mass.
Twilight-Friml Song by a Group of Girls Essay With Valedictory-Education in New England
Elizabeth Evelyn Nesmith
Presentation of Prizes Honorable Frederick A. Fisher, Trustee Remarks H. D. Sylvester, Superintendent of Schools
Sanctus-From St. Cecelia's Mass-Gounod. Glee Club Assisted by Miss Mildred Precious, Violinist
Presentation of Diplomas Mrs. Perley Wright
Written by Luba Worobey
Class Song
GRADUATES
General Course
William Kittredge Carver
Francis Delaney
Herbert Eldred Ingalls
Franklin James Mack
*Sadie Sudak
Luba Worobey
Classical Course
Victor Zachary Denisevch
*Elizabeth Evelyn Nesmith
*Concetta Succo Dorothy Elizabeth Heywood
*Pro Merito Society
Commercial Course
*Thomas Costello
James William Gibbons
Harold Allen O'Connell
Varnum Hartford Swanson
Donald Grant White
Donald Ellsworth Wright W. Kenneth Wright
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Class Motto-Excelsior Class Colors-Rose and Silver Class Flower-American Beauty Rose
Class Day Exercises held at the Academy, June 24 Class History-Concetta Succo Class Grinds-Herbert Eldred Ingalls Class Will-Dorothy Elizabeth Heywood Class Prophecy-Luba Worobey
WINNERS OF PRIZES
Public Declamation (Given by. Alumni)
Joseph Ackerman, '32
Ten Dollars
Rose Leonard, '33 Five Dollars
Honorable Mention
Ruth Mateer Selma Williamson
Essay (Given by Trustees)
Joseph Ackerman, '32 Ten Dollars
Caroline Weaver, '32 Five Dollars
Harlene Knowlton, '33 Five Dollars
Stenography and Typewriting (Given by Trustees) Stenography-James William Gibbons, '30 Two and one half dollars Typewriting-James William Gibbons, '30 Two and one half dollars Washington and Franklin Bronze Medal for Excellence In United States History (Given by Massachusetts Society Sons of the American Revolution) Marjorie Elizabeth Wilson, '31
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Notices
1. Alumni Luncheon in the Town Hall following the graduation exercises.
2. Annual meeting of the Alumni Association in the Town Hall (Time to be announced at the Luncheon.)
3. Graduation Dance in Town Hall at 8 P. M.
Ushers
Frederick Delaney, '31 George Reeves, '31
Wallace Downing. 31 George Wilder, '31
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CLASS SONG (Tune of Juanita) I
High school days are o'er And now on Commencement days, We are here once more
Our farewells to say.
Through four years we've been here,
Tried so hard to play the game,
And we'll not forget thee For the years to come.
CHORUS
Westford, Oh Westford! Our school days we'll not forget Westford, Oh Westford! The many friends we've met.
II Life lies before us,
Days of work, and play, and tears,
Life lies before us
Bearing hopes and fears
And we'll not forget thee As the years go by,
Happy days we've had here
With our schoolmates dear.
-Luba Worobey.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL NURSE
Westford, Mass.
Mr. Harold D. Sylvester,
Superintendent of Schools,
Westford, Mass.
Dear Sir:
Following is my report as School Nurse in Westford, from Jan- uary 1, to December 31, 1930:
School Visits 352
Absentees visited in their homes 88
Children examined for minor ailments 37
Children sent home for illness 10
Children excluded for Impetigo or Pediculosis 18
Child Welfare Visits 111
Observation and Advisory Visits
57
Social and Business 10
To School Dental Clinic 346
To Hospitals for Tonsil and Adenoid Operations 15
To Eye and Ear Clinic 40
40
To Pediatric Clinic
14
To Orthopedic Clinic
Contagious Disease Cases Visited 43
School children weighed and measured.
Sight and hearing of school children tested.
Class room inspections.
Vaccinations checked.
Assisted School Physician with physical examinations of all school children.
Diphtheria Toxin Anti-Toxin Injections were given to 47 children.
The Chadwick Clinic conducted by the State Department of Public Health was held in Westford for the first time this year. The purpose of this Clinic is to prevent future adult Tuberculosis, by correcting the gland type of the disease, often found in children.
Following are the results of the Chadwick Clinic:
Total Consents 473 Total X-Rays 147
Total No. Tested
455
Total Positive
Total Positives
147
X-Rays
26
Physical Examinations
26
Total Enrollment in Schools 833
Respectfully submitted,
C. VERONICA PAYNE, R. N.,
School Nurse.
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REPORT OF SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC
Mr. Sylvester, Supt. of Schools,
Dear Sir:
Following is my report as Supervisor of Music:
During the past year we have put on several concerts and enter- tainments, some of them being in the nature of a tercentenary celebra- tion.
At the High School gymnasium the Frost School gave a very creditable performance of the operetta, "Mother Goose." Practically every child in the school took some part in this concert.
In May, Cameron School presented, on the school grounds, the pageant-cantata "The Courtship of Miles Standish." The cantata was excellently sung by grades 6, 7, 8, and the various drills, Indian dances, etc., were done by the lower grades. Sargent School gave this same cantata at their graduation exercises in June.
At Christmas Cameron School gave a pleasing entertainment in Abbot Hall, which was open to the public. All the schools held a con- cert in their rooms at that time.
Memorial Day the entire schools of the town took part in the exercises. At the Civil War monument Billy Prescott sang the "Faded Coat of Blue," with the chorus by grades 7-8. At the World War Monument the entire group of children, numbering about 800, sang "The Stars and Stripes Forever," accompanied by the Abbot Band. Grades seven and eight, Cameron School, sang two songs at the exer- cises in the Town Hall, and Sargent School repeated the patriotic drill of a year ago, by request. This drill was directed by Miss Lillian Wright and Miss Gertrude Provost.
The High School Glee Club presented an exceptionally fine pro- gram of music at the graduation exercises in June. This Glee Club, organized less than a year, rendered the following selections:
1. Sanctus, "St. Cecelia's Mass." Gounod, Bernice Hall, Soprano. Miss Precious, Violinist.
2. Twilight-Rudolph Friml-Selected Group.
3. Serenade-Shubert-Glee Club.
I am very sorry to add that lack of time in the High School curri- culum prevents the continuance of such a "well-worth-while" organ- ization.
Harmonica Bands in the upper grades, and Rhythm Bands in the lower. grades are an established part of our music work.
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The radio at Cameron School, which is owned by them as the result of several concerts, has been used to great advantage by the pupils. Programs have come to them over the Columbia "School of the Air," and have included lectures in English, Literature and Art. On Friday mornings we hear the Music Appreciation Hour with Walter Damrosh.
In closing this report I wish to express my appreciation to the teachers and superintendent for their co-operation.
"Music For Every Child.
Every Child For Music."
Respectfully,
DAISY P. PERRY.
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADUATES
June 1930
William E. Frost School
Elizabeth Bosworth
David Leo Desmond
Mary Margaret Fallon
Alfred W. Gregorie
Florence Succo
Dorothy Margaret Judd Flora Louise Merritt
Walter Vose Nathaniel Howard Whitney
Marjorie Lillian Millis
Lillian Margaret O'Brien
David Mathew O'Connell
Adeline Elizabeth Parfitt
Phyllis Elizabeth Wright
Cameron School
Annie Binns Mary J. Coffey
Sophie Daranchuc
Antanina Halko
Mary F. Kelly
Kathleen M. Kelly Catherine May
Antoinette M. Palermo Blanche Sienkewicz
Leo J. Byron
Hersey J. Cote
John Holmes
Joseph May Peter M. Sechovich
Sargent School
Jennie Stepinski Adolpha Christine Gualla
Richard Palmer
Andrew Wolrowich
Chester Soubosky
Roland Francis Pendlebury Alice Lewkowicz Dora Irene Richard
Ruth Carolyn Hanson
Raymond Ellsworth Thompson Mary Claire Le Duc
Lois Olive Hall Sadie Worobey Anita Kovalchek
Alexander Besralo
Frank Forson Alice Eva Canton Audrey Elizabeth Coon
Morris Nelson Doucett
Helen Ruby Mullin
Charles Oliver Charles Ferdinand Charlton
Nabnassett School
Rita Alice Coupal Lydia Zanchi Gladys Knowlton Chester Mathew Whitney Joseph Eugene Ernest St. Onge Richard Charles McGlinchy
Albert Picking
Walter Andrew Sedleski
Antonio Succo
John Wesley Whitney Bernard McPherson Wilder
Edith Isabel Wright
George Clarence Trombly Vera Evelyn Swanson Francis Louis Arpin Henry Lavigne Nicholas Zanchi
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REPORT OF SCHOOL PHYSICIAN
Gentlemen of the Committee:
Following is my report as medical inspector of the schools of Westford, for the year ending December 31, 1930:
The customary examinations show a marked improvement from year to year, in the general health and hygienic conditions of the children.
Infectious or contagious diseases are not found so often in the class rooms, as of preceding years. Co-operation of the parents in this matter would practically eliminate all such conditions, by being careful not to send children to school with any questionable disorders, without first, carefully investigating the sickness.
At the present time, there is the best of feeling of the parents and children with the nurse and physician, in their endeavors to correct conditions pertaining to their general health.
I hope and trust they will still continue to assist those interested, in their many duties for the general good and welfare of these children.
Respectfully submitted,
DR. C. A. BLANEY, School Physician.
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WESTFORD ACADEMY WESTFORD, MASSACHUSETTS.
COMMERCIAL COURSE FIRST YEAR Required
Periods
Credits
English I
5
5
General Science
5
5
Junior Business Training
5
5
Electives
Latin I
5
5
Algebra
5
5
World History
5
5
Music
1
Physical Education
2
1
SECOND YEAR Required
English II
5
5
Bookkeeping I
5
5
Electives
Latin II
5
5
Geometry
5
5
World History.
5
5
Music
1
16
Physical Education
2
1
Biology
5
5
THIRD YEAR Required
English III
5
5
United States History and Civics
5
5
Typewriting
5
3
Bookkeeping
5
5
Electives
Stenography I
5
5
French I
5
5
Latin III
5
5
Science
5
5
Music
1
1/2
Review Math.
5
5
Physical Education
2
1
FOURTH YEAR
Required
English IV
5
5
Review Math.
5
5
French II
5
5
Electives
Solid Geom. 1/2 year
5
2 1/2
Latin IV
5
5
Required for a B. A. Degree
Physics
5
5
Music
1
12
Physical Education
2
1
Trigonometry 1/2 year
5
2 1/2
Pupils taking this course must take either Chemistry or Physics.
Pupils who wish to enter college by certificate must maintain a grade of 80.
Regular members of the School Orchestra will be given 1/2 credit for music.
Eighty credits required for graduation.
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WESTFORD ACADEMY WESTFORD, MASSACHUSETTS.
CLASSICAL COURSE College Preparatory Course FIRST YEAR Required
Periods
Credits
English I
5
5
General Science
5
5
Algebra'
5
5
Electives
Latin I
Required for a B. A. Degree
World History
5
5
Music
1
Physical Education
2
1
SECOND YEAR Required
English II
5
5
Geometry
5
5
Electives
Latin II
5
5
World History
5
5
Music
1
1/2
Physical Education
2
1
Biology
5
5
THIRD YEAR Required
English III
5
5
United States History
5
5
French I
5
5
Electives
Latin III
5
5
Required for a B. A. Degree
Chemistry
5
5
Music
1
16
Physical Education
2
1
5
5
Required for a B. A. Degree
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FOURTH YEAR
Required
English IV
5
5
Commercial Geog. 1/2 year
5
2 1/2
Business Law 1/2 year
5
2 1/2
Typewriting
5
3
Electives
Stenography II
5
5
French II
5
5
Latin IV
5
5
Science
5
5
Music
1
16
Bookkeeping III
5
5
Physical Education
2
1
Office Practice
5
5
Solid Geom. 1/2 year
5
2 1%
Trigonometry 1/2 year
5
2 1%
Regular members of the School Orchestra will be given 1/2 credit for music.
Eighty credits are required for graduation.
INDEX TO WESTFORD TOWN REPORT
Accountant's Report
36
Amounts Received for Care of Cemetery Lots
61
Annual Town Election
17
Annual Town Meeting, February 17, 1930.
19
Assessors' Report
67
Balance Sheet, December 31, 1930
50
Births
Board of Health Report
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
Deaths
Forest. Fires
Insurance on Town Property
30
List of Fire Extinguishers in Westford
78
List of Jurors
35
Marriages
9 3
Officers of the Town of Westford
Report of Fire Engineers
Report of Finance Committee
Report of Forest Warden
Report of Middlesex County Extension Service
Report of Police Department
33
Report of Public Welfare Department
Report of Whitney Play Ground
Report of Public Welfare Nurse
Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Report of Supt. of Highways
Report of Town. Fish and Game Warden
Report of Town Forest Committee
Report of the Tree Warden
Schedule of Personal Property at Home Farm
Selectmen's Report
28
Special Town Meeting, Dec. 9, 1930.
27
State Election, Nov. 4, 1930
23 69
Town Clerk's Report on Dogs
13
Treasurer's Report
65
Warrant for Annual Town Meeting
92
Westford Water Company
85
8 72 55 10 80
78 87 77 82
77 86 73 66 31 83 84 65 75
Tax Collector's Report
School Committee Report
Westford Academy Commercial Course 26
Westford Academy Classical Course 28
School Expenditures 12
Graduation Exercises, Westford Academy. June 25, 1930 18
Organization, School Committee
4
Report of School Committee
5
Report of School Nurse
31
Report of School Physician
25
Report of Superintendent
6
Report of Supervisor of Music
22
Report of Westford Academy
15
School Calendar 14
Teachers in Service, 1930-1931 9
Registration Westford Public Schools
13
Grammar School Graduates 24
Age Requirements for Admission to Grade I 11
J. V. Fletcher Public Library Report
Library Report 3
Library Expenditures
3
List of Books Added, 1930
9
Report of Librarian
4
Annual Reports
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OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF WESTFORD
Town Clerk
Charles L. Hildreth
Term expires February, 1933
1 Selectmen
William R. Taylor, Chairman Term expires February, 1932
Mark A. Palmer, Secretary Term expires February, 1933
Arthur M. Whitley Term expires February, 1934
Assessors
T. Arthur E. Wilson Term expires February, 1932 Elbert H. Flagg Term expires February, 1933
J. Willard Fletcher, Chair. and Sec. Term expires February, 1934
Board of Public Welfare
Edson G. Boynton, Secretary Term expires February, 1932
Charles A. Blodgett Term expires February, 1933
Perley E. Wright, Chairman Term expires February, 1934
Treasurer Charlotte P. Greig
Collector of Taxes Arthur L. Healy
Moderator Frederick A. Hanscom
Constable John F. Sullivan
School Committee
J. Clarence Burne Term expires February, 1932 Edward G. Spinner Term expires February, 1932
George D. Wilson Term expires February, 1933
William E. Wright Term expires February, 1933
Albert G. Forty Term expires February, 1934
Axel G. Lundberg Term expires February, 1934
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Trustees of J. V. Fletcher Library
Alice M. Howard, Secretary .... Term expires February, 1932
Julian A. Cameron, Chairman Term expires February, 1933
William C. Roudenbush
Term expires February, 1934
Librarian May E. Day
Board of Cemetery Commissioners
Sebastian B. Watson .Term expires February, 1932
Fred R. Blodgett .Term expires February, 1933
David L. Greig, Chair. and Sec. Term expires February, 1934
Board of Health
John Edwards, Secretary Term expires February, 1932
Declan X. Supple Term expires February, 1933
Cyril A. Blaney, M. D., Chairman Term expires February, 1934
Agents of Board of Health
Samuel H. Balch Albert A. Hildreth C. Veronica Meagher, Public Health Nurse Charles L. Hildreth, Agent to issue Burial Permits
Tree Warden Harry L. Nesmith
Director for Demonstration Work in Agriculture and Home Economics John A. Kimball
Finance Committee
Oscar R. Spalding Term expires March 1, 1932
Frank L. Furbush Term expires March 1, 1932
John C. Abbot .Term expires March 1 1933
P. Henry Harrington Term expires March 1, 1933
Julian A. Cameron Term expires March 1, 1934
Herbert V. Hildreth, Chairman
Term expires March 1, 1934
Committee in Charge of Whitney Playground
Herbert V. Hildreth Charles L. Hildreth Oscar R. Spalding
Special Town Forest Committee
Edwin H. Gould Term expires March, 1932
Oscar R. Spalding Term expires March, 1933
William E. Wright Term expires March, 1934
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Registrars of Voters
Robert J. McCarthy Term expires March 31, 1932
Joseph Thompson Term expires March 31, 1933
Leon F. Hildreth .Term expires March 31, 1934
Charles L. Hildreth, Clerk Ex-Officio
Precinct Officers
Precinct 1 .- Warden, Alonzo H. Sutherland (R.); Deputy Warden, Arthur G. Hildreth (R.); Clerk, John Feeney (D.); Deputy Clerk, Alec Fisher (D.); Inspector, T. Arthur E. Wilson (R.), William O. McDonald (D.); Deputy Inspector, Albert A. Hildreth (R.); Alec McDonald (D.).
Precinct 2 .- Warden, Frank L. Haley (D.); Deputy Warden, Frank P. Shugrue (D.); Clerk, Alfred T. W. Prinn (R.); Deputy Clerk, William L. Wall (R.); Inspectors, John R. Greene (R.); Joseph Wall (D.); Deputy Inspectors, Charles A. Blodgett (R.); John A. Healy (D.).
Precinct 3 .- Warden, Fred Shugrue (D.); Deputy Warden, William J. Donnelly (D.); Clerk, Harlan E. Knowlton (R.); Deputy Clerk William W. Gilson (R.); Inspectors, Walter A. Whidden (R.); Bernard J. Flynn (D.); Deputy Inspectors, Swan G. Swanson (R.); Michael L. McGlinchey (D.).
Precinct 4 .- Warden, Joseph F. Costello (D.); Deputy Warden, Thomas P. Cosgrove (D.); Clerk, John Edwards (R.); Deputy Clerk, Edmund J. Hunt (R.); Inspectors, John Young (D.); Richard D. Prescott (R.); Deputy Inspectors, Albert Hobson (D.); William Hunt, Sr. (R.).
Note-(R.) Republican; (D.) Democrat.
Police Officer John F. Sullivan
Special Police Officers
Samuel H. Balch
Daniel H. Light
Edson G. Boynton
Robert J. McCarthy
Bert G. Brown
Joseph McTeague
John Connell John Daley
Robert J. Orr
Richard Supple
Charles E. Dudevoir
Joseph G. Walker
Henry A. Fletcher
William L. Wall
Frederick A. Hanscom
Superintendent of Highways
J. Austin Healy
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Sealer of Weights and Measures Albert A. Hildreth
Inspector of Animals Amos D. Polley
Inspector of Slaughtering Samuel H. Balch
Forest Warden Harry L. Nesmith
Deputies Appointed by the Warden
Fred R. Blodgett
Charles A. Blodgett
David Desmond
Charles Edwards
Edwin H. Gould
Fred L. McCoy
John O'Brien
E. Clyde Prescott
Robert Prescott
William E. Wright
Superintendent for the Suppression of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths Harry L. Nesmith
Engineers of the Fire Department
John Edwards, Clerk Alfred T. W. Prinn, Assistant Chief Alonzo H. Sutherland, Chief
Town Accountant and Clerk of Board of Selectmen Harold W. Hildreth
Workmen's Compensation Agent Harold W. Hildreth
Agent for Burial of Deceased Soldiers and Sailors Herbert V. Hildreth
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