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At the adjourned meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of West- ford, qualified by law to vote in Town affairs, held at Westford Academy on Monday, June 25, 1962 at 8:00 P.M., the following business was transacted:
James Wilkins, Carl O. Benson, Dorothy I. Mann, Sonja A. Loney, John E. Connolly, Frederick O. Baker, Edith E. Greenslade and N. Lois Pearson, served as Tellers at the doors. The attendance was 940.
Ben W. Drew, Town Moderator, called the meeting to order, a quorum being present.
Voted to take up Article 1 of the Warrant.
ARTICLE 1. After a long discussion on this Article, pertaining to borrowing $1,611,000 for an Intermediate School Building, it was voted by secret paper ballots checked with the Voting Lists by the above eight Tellers, YES 542, NO 378 and Blanks 3, this not being the necessary two-thirds vote to pass the Article.
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ARTICLE 2. Voted to dismiss this Article relative to author- izing and empowering the Secondary School Building Committee appoint- ed under Article 33 of the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting of 1960.
Voted to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the meeting.
Voted to dissolve the meeting.
A True Record, Attest:
Charles L. Hildreth TOWN CLERK
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING - OCTOBER 25, 1962
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Westford, qualified by law to vote in Town affairs, held at the Town Hall on Thursday, October 25, 1962 at 8:00 P.M., the following business was transacted:
Ben W. Drew, Town Moderator, called the meeting to order and de- clared a recess of ten minutes pending the presence of the necessary quorum of 68. The meeting was again called to order as the Moderator declared the presence of the quorum meeting the requirements of the Town By-Laws. The attendance being 76.
Carl O. Benson, Sonja A. Loney, Dorothy I. Mann and James Wilkins, Election Officers using Voting Lists, acted as Tellers at the doors.
ARTICLE 1. Voted unanimously (a) that the Town accept a gift made to it during the year 1962 by the Murray Printing Company; and that the Town Clerk be authorized and directed to extend to said Corporation the appreciation of the Town for said gift.
(b) That the Town accept a gift made to it during the year 1962 by the Isabel F. Hyams Fund, Inc., formerly known as the Solomon Hyams Fund, Inc., and that the Town Clerk be authorized and directed to extend to said Corporation the appreciation of the Town for said gift.
Finance Committee approved.
ARTICLE 2. Voted that the sum of Seven Hundred Fifty (750) Dollars be appropriated from Unappropriated Available Funds in the Treasury for the purpose of defraying part of the legal expenses of the Planning Board in the defense of two actions now pending against it in the Superior Court.
Finance Committee approved.
ARTICLE 3. Voted unanimously that the Town amend its Protec- tive By-Law and Protective By-Law Map by rezoning to an Industrial B District the following described parcels of land, belonging to Alexandra Polesayka, a portion of which is presently zoned for Busi-
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ness District Uses (that portion bounded by Littleton Road and a line distant 200 feet Southerly of and parallel to Littleton Road) and the balance of which is presently located in a Residence A District:
Parcel 1. A certain parcel of land, bounded and described as
follows : Beginning at a point on the granted premises and at the intersection of Boston and Westford Road with the Littleton and Lowell Road; thence Northerly on said Boston and Westford Road to land now or formerly of J. P. Wright; thence Westerly on Wright's land to land now or formerly of Stevens; thence southeasterly on said Stevens land to said Littleton and Lowell Road; thence Westerly on said Road and crossing said Road Southerly and still by said Stevens land to land now or late of John Burbeck; thence still Southerly by said Burbeck's land to a corner; thence Westerly still
by said Burbeck's land to a corner; thence Southerly still by said Burbeck's land and land formerly of John B. Fletcher to land now or
formerly of A. and E. G. Spalding;
thence Easterly in several courses by said Spalding land to land formerly of Edward Symmes; thence Easterly by said Symmes land to land formerly of Nancy Sweetser; thence northeasterly by said Sweetser land to said Boston and Westford Road; thence Northerly on said Road to its intersection with the Littleton and Lowell Road and the point of beginning. Ex- cepting from the above described premises so much thereof as was con- veyed to Joseph J. Perkins by deed dated December 8, 1936 and record- ed with Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds, Book 891, Page 278.
Parcel 2. A certain other tract or parcel of land ad joining the parcel above described, containing 33 acres and 144 rods, more or less, bounded: Beginning at the northeasterly corner of the premises at a white oak tree marked, at land now or formerly of Isaac Minot; thence Westerly by land of said Minot to a stake and stones; thence Southerly and Westerly by said Minot land and over a gravel dam to a stake and stones; thence Southerly over the brook by land now or formerly of J. B. Fletcher to a stake and stones; thence Westerly on said Fletcher land to a stake and stones; thence Northerly to the brook at a yellow oak tree with stones about it; thence Northerly over the brook to a stake and stones; thence southwesterly by land of Alson Tuttle, now or formerly, to the black oak tree; thence southwesterly by said Tuttle's land as the line is now marked to a stake and stones near the meadow bars; thence southeasterly by land now or formerly of Edward Symmes to a black oak tree marked; thence Easterly on land now or formerly of Joseph Proctor to a stake and stones; thence southeasterly across the swamp to the corner of the wall at land now or formerly of David Parker; thence Easterly on said Parker land to the corner of the wall at land formerly of Isaac Minot; thence northwesterly on said Minot land across the swamp to a stake and stones; thence Easterly on said Minot land to a stake and stones in the swamp at land now or formerly of said Symmes; thence Northerly on said Symmes land to the corner of the wall; thence northwesterly 3} rods to the bound first mentioned. Excluding there- from so much thereof as was conveyed to Armand J. Abrams et ux by deed recorded with said Registry of Deeds, Book 1267, Page 190 and comprising 4 acres, more or less; so much thereof as was conveyed to Helen Whitney by deed recorded with said Registry of Deeds, Book 1478,
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Page 153, comprising 52,100 square feet of land, more or less, and also excluding therefrom so much thereof as was conveyed to Costa Polly by two deeds, recorded with said Registry of Deeds, Book 1120, Page 238 and Book 1139, Page 194.
Report of Planning Board read by Denis Maguire, Esq., Chairman, previous to voting on foregoing Article.
Planning Board approved .
Voted to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the meeting. Voted to dissolve the meeting.
A True Record, Attest:
Alice A. Hildreth Assistant Town Clerk
STATE ELECTION - NOVEMBER 6, 1962
Party Designations:
(R)Republican;
(D) Democrat;
(SL) Socialist
Labor; (I) Independent ; (P) Prohibition
PREC
PREC 2
PREC 3
PREC 4
TOTAL
Whole number of Ballots Cast
769
537
858
618
2782
Unused Ballots
279
303
342
208
1132
SENATOR IN CONGRESS - (To fill vacancy)
Edward M. Kennedy (D)
246
336
390
443
1415
George C. Lodge (R)
494
182
437
162
1275
Lawrence Gilfedder (SL)
2
1
1
2
6
H. Stuart Hughes (I)
20
13
23
3
59
Mark R. Shaw (P)
1
1
Blanks
6
5
7
7
25
GOVERNOR
John A. Volpe (R)
530
200
490
159
1379
Endicott Peabody (D)
232
330
364
451
1377
Henning A. Blomen (SL)
1
1
2
1
5
Guy S. Williams (P)
1
1
2
Blanks
5
6
1
7
19
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Francis X. Bellotti (D)
210
331
368
449
1358
Francis W. Perry (R)
533
183
479
151
1346
Thomas Maratea (P)
2
2
2
2
8
Francis A. Votano (SL)
4
4
8
Blanks
24
17
5
16
62
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Edward W. Brooke (R)
550
230
542
193
1515
Francis E. Kelly (D)
194
281
300
402
1177
Edgar E. Gaudet (SL)
1
1
2
4
1
2
1
4
Howard B. Rand (P) Blanks
25
24
13
20
82
1
1
Scattering
35
Kevin H. White (D) Harris A. Reynolds (R) John Erlandson (SL) Julia B. Kohler (P) Blanks
SECRETARY
294
364
501
480
1639
447
143
336
114
1040
1
2
3
2
8
1
1
4
6
26
27
14
22
89
TREASURER
John Thomas Driscoll (D)
304
351
499
484
1638
Joseph B. Grossman (R)
433
146
329
107
1015
Isaac Goddard (P)
1
1
3
1
6
Arne A. Sortell (SL) Blanks
31
37
24
26
118
AUDITOR
Thomas J. Buckley (D)
364
370
532
497
1763
Philip M. Walsh (R)
373
128
303
91
895
Louise T. Metays (P)
2
1
1.
4
Ethelbert L. Nevens (SL)
1
1
2
4
Blanks
32
36
21
27
116
CONGRESSMAN - 3rd District
Philip J. Philbin (D)
322
375
505
491
1693
Frank Anthony (R)
420
137
329
109
995
Scattering
1
2
3
Blanks
26
25
22
18
91
COUNCILLOR - 3rd District
Chester W. Cooper (R)
514
180
450
141
1285
John W. Costello (D)
215
321
371
446
1353
Blanks
40
36
37
31
144
SENATOR - 5th Middlesex District
William E. Hays (R)
514
189
450
157
1310
Richard J. Monahan (D)
227
315
383
427
1352
Blanks
28
33
25
34
120
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT
11th Middlesex District
Vernon R. Fletcher (R)
514
236
471
196
1417
Thomas A. St Germain (D)
236
280
378
404
1298
Blanks
19
21
9
18
67
DISTRICT ATTORNEY - Northern District
John J. Droney (D)
275
351
464
494
1584
William G. Andrew (R)
467
156
375
104
1102
Blanks
27
30
19
20
96
COUNTY COMMISSIONER - Middlesex County
Thomas B. Brennan (D)
254
335
442
479
1510
Jesse A. Rogers (R)
481
160
377
110
1128
Blanks
34
42
39
29
144
2
3
5
36
SHERIFF - Middlesex County
Howard W. Fitzpatrick (D)
285
359
499
484
1627
John F. Cahill (R)
457
145
335
112
1049
Blanks
27
33
24
22
106
COUNTY COMMISSIONER - Middlesex County
(To fill vacancy)
William B. Bailey (R)
511
195
440
160
1306
John F. Dever, Jr (D)
224
301
384
425
1334
Blanks
34
41
34
33
142
COUNTY TREASURER - Middlesex County
(To fill vacancy)
Edward L. Buckley (D)
235
320
357
440
1352
Frank D. Parker (R)
494
182
472
140
1288
Blanks
40
35
29
38
142
QUESTION NO. 1 PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
Do you approve of the adoption of an amendment to the constitu- tion summarized below which was approved by the General Court in a joint session of the two branches held May 13, 1959, received 143 votes in the affirmative and 118 in the negative, and in a joint ses- sion of the two branches held March 29, 1961, received 144 votes in the affirmative and 121 in the negative?
SUMMARY
The proposed amendment imposes no new taxes but gives the Gener- al Court the power to pass an income tax at graduated or proportioned rates and is a change in the constitutional limitations now in effect on the power of the General Court to pass tax measures. The proposed amendment would add a new Article to the Constitution of the Common- wealth by which full power and authority is granted to the General Court, in the alternative to the power and authority to tax incomes in the manner provided in Article XLIV of the Amendments to the Con- stitution, to impose a tax on incomes at rates which are proportioned or graduated according to the amount of income received, irrespective of the source from which it may be derived, and to grant reasonable exemptions, deductions and abatements. It further provides that any property the income of which is taxed under the provisions of the proposed Article may be exempted from the imposition and levying of proportional and reasonable assessments, rates and taxes as at pres- ent authorized by the Constitution, and that the Article shall not be construed to limit the power of the General Court to impose and levy reasonable duties and excises.
YES
61
66
115
100
342
NO
620
359
665
382
2026
Blanks
88
112
78
136
414
QUESTION NO. 2 LAW SUBMITTED UPON REFERENDUM AFTER PASSAGE
Do you approve of a law summarized below, which was approved by both branches of the General Court by vote not recorded?
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SUMMARY
This act increases the compensation each member of the General Court shall receive for each regular annual session from fifty-two hundred dollars to sixty-seven hundred dollars and increases the ad- ditional compensation the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives shall receive from fifty-two hundred dollars to sixty-seven hundred dollars. The act also increases the additional compensation the floor leaders of the major political par- ties in the Senate and House of Representatives, the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Ways and Means and the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the House Committee on Ways and Means shall receive from twenty- six hundred dollars to thirty-three hundred and fifty dollars, and provides that a member of the General Court chosen to fill a vacancy, or who resigns his seat during a regular annual session, shall re- ceive a per diem compensation at the increased rate of compensation for each regular annual session.
YES
70
54
95
71
290
NO
609
369
682
388
2048
Blanks
90
114
81
159
444
QUESTION NO. 3
A. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages (whisky, rum, gin, malt beverages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages) ?
YES
412
349
578
410
1749
NO
280
89
210
83
662
Blanks
77
99
70
125
371
B. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages (wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages) ?
YES
398
316
542
379
1635
NO
241
76
191
68
576
Blanks
130
145
125
171
571
C. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages in packages, so called, not to be drunk on the premises ?
YES
408
306
548
374
1636
NO
226
74
171
67
538
Blanks
135
157
139
177
608
QUESTION NO. 4
A. Shall the pari-mutuel system of betting on licensed horse races be permitted in this county?
YES
335
283
453
342
1413
NO
345
146
325
143
959
Blanks
89
108
80
133
410
38
B. Shall the pari-mutuel system of betting on licensed dog races be permitted in this county?
YES
296
254
422
305
1277
NO
365
150
325
148
988
Blanks
108
133
111
165
517
A True Record, Attest:
Charles L. Hildreth TOWN CLERK
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING - NOVEMBER 14, 1962
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Westford, qualified by law to vote in Town affairs, held at the Town Hall on Wednesday, November 14, 1962 at 8:00 P.M., the following business was transacted :
Ben W. Drew, Town Moderator, called the meeting to order and de- clared the presence of the necessary quorum, the attendance being 87.
Carl 0. Benson, Sonja A. Loney, Dorothy I. Mann and James Wilkins, Election Officers using Voting Lists, acted as Tellers at the doors.
ARTICLE 1. Voted unanimously that the Selectmen be and they hereby are authorized and directed to appoint a School Building Com- mittee of three members to be known as the Nabnasset School Extension Committee and to authorize and empower said Committee, in the name and behalf of the Town, to enter into and execute all contracts, agreements, negotiations, duties and functions necessary, incidental, or convenient to, and in connection with the construction, equipping and furnishing of a proposed new addition to the Nabnasset Elementary School, said addition to consist of six classrooms and accessory space, including in the above authorization, but not limited to, the preparation and procurement of plans, both preliminary and final, specifications, professional services, technical advice, bid plans and other data and information relative to or in connection with such proposed construction, equipping and furnishing, hereby authorizing and empowering said Committee to invite all necessary bids for such proposed construction, equipping and furnishing, and to determine the lowest responsible and eligible bidder from the bids submitted, to execute all legal documents, contracts and agreements, approve all expenditures and vouchers for services rendered and for materials supplied in connection with such construction, equipping and furnish- ing; and said Committee is hereby directed to work in cooperation with the School Planning Committee appointed under Article 27 of the Warrant for the Annual Meeting of the current year and to report its progress, further findings, data and recommendations to the Town at a Special Meeting to be held for that purpose.
Finance Committee approved.
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ARTICLE 2. Voted unanimously that the sum of Fifteen Hundred (1500) Dollars be appropriated from Unappropriated Available Funds in the Treasury for paying the retainer of the architect for preliminary drawings of the proposed addition to the Nabnasset Elementary School described in the preceding Article, and for defraying all expenses of the Committee appointed under said Article.
Finance Committee approved.
ARTICLE 3. Voted unanimously that the Board of Fire Engineers be and they hereby are authorized, in the name and behalf of the Town, to transfer to the 4-H Club by a good and sufficient Bill of Sale title to the Ambulance now being used by the Town, said transfer to be made for such sum and upon such conditions as said Board shall determine.
Finance Committee approved.
Voted to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the meeting. Voted to dissolve the meeting.
A True Record, Attest:
Alice A. Hildreth Assistant Town Clerk
RECOUNT - GOVERNOR
This is to certify that at a. recount of the Votes Cast for Governor at the State Election held in Westford on November 6, 1962, said Recount being held by the Registrars of Voters at the Westford Town Hall on Saturday, December 8, 1962, the following is the result:
PREC 1
PREC
PREC 3
PREC 4
TOTAL
John A. Volpe
529
200
489
160
1378
Endicott Peabody
232
330
365
450
1377
Henning A. Blomen
1
1
1
3
Guy S. Williams Blanks
1
1
2
7
6
2
7
22
769
537
858
618
2782
Wilbert L. Vaughn William R. Healy Felix R. Perrault Charles L. Hildreth BOARD OF REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
The Board of Selectmen met and organized on March 28, 1962; present were John J. Kavanagh, Arthur L. Healy and Horace F. Wyman. Arthur L. Healy was elected Chairman and Horace F. Wyman, Secretary.
Reports submitted by departments, committees and individuals, under the jurisdiction of the Selectmen, appear elsewhere in the Town Report.
Joint meetings of certain departments, boards and committees of the Town have been held regularly and continue to be of value in planning for the future needs of the Town. The proposed Industrial Complex, LaCroix 495, in the Howard Road area, is progressing through the planning stages and there is reason to believe that, in the not too distant future, certain marked changes will be made in that area.
R. Ernest Leffel, of the Firm of Camp, Dresser & McKee, has dis- cussed with the Selectmen and other Town officials the studies now being made under the supervision of the Merrimack River Pollution Commission, with particular reference to future sewage disposal prob- lems which may arise in the Town. These studies are continuing and it is expected that recommendations will be made in February 1963 as to available Federal or State Funds for a comprehensive study and, if necessary, construction grants. Lucien J. Menard, a member of the Board of Health, has represented the Town in the work of the Commis- sion.
The Selectmen accepted with regret, the resignation of John F. Sullivan as Chief of Police, effective May 12, 1962. As the result of competitive examinations Officer Joseph R. Connell was appointed Permanent Sergeant, Keith C. Kiberd as Permanent Patrolman. Other appointments were: Sergeant Joseph R. Connell as Acting Chief of Police, Officer John F. Sullivan, Jr., as Acting Sergeant. The Selectmen, upon the recommendation of the Acting Chief of Police and the School Committee, have appointed several Policewomen to serve as Traffic Officers in Forge Village and Nabnasset. On August 24, 1962, Regular Police Officers of the Town took a Civil Service Promotional Examination for Chief of Police. The Selectmen have not been in- formed of the results of said examination.
The Selectmen, after consulting with Fred C. Church & Co., the Town's broker of record, have adopted a new Insurance Plan for the protection of Town buildings, such Plan providing more extended and increased coverage at reduced unit rates.
The books of the Town were audited by State Auditors as of April 4, 1962 and were found to be in order.
To compel compliance with the Town's Earth Removal By-Law, the Selectmen, acting for the Town, sought injunctive relief in the Supe- rior Court against one Chester M. Whitney and Campanella & Cardi, to prevent unlicensed gravel removal from a site off Lillian Road, Nab- nasset. After testimony and argument, but before decision, the par- ties entered into a stipulation providing for the grading and fencing
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of the excavated area to the general satisfaction of the residents in the neighborhood .
The inhabitants of the Town are reminded that the Gas and Plumb- ing Installation Codes are in force and that permits are required in accordance with the provisions of said Codes. The Gas Inspector is George D. Carpenter, Nutting Road and the Plumbing Inspector is Paul L. McDonald, Main Street, Westford Center. The proposed Building Code is still under Committee study.
Additional 7,000 Lumen Street Lights have been installed at var- ious locations in the Villages. All residents are requested to re- port improperly functioning or dead street lights to the Clerk of the Board or to any Police Officer.
During the year 1962 the Selectmen issued 169 Building Permits, charging as fees therefor $2.00 or $3.00, depending upon type and size of construction. The total amount of fees received was $456.00. Said permits were classified as follows: Houses - 116; Additions - 31; Sheds - 5; Carports - 2; Garages - 6; Dormers - 3; Accessory Buildings - 3; Covered Patio - 1; Business Building - 1; Cottage - 1.
Arthur L. Healy, Chairman Horace F. Wyman John J. Kavanagh BOARD OF SELECTMEN
JURY LIST - 1963
NAME
ADDRESS
OCCUPATION
Alton Arthur E
Dunstable Rd
Machinist
Anderson Howard V
9 Bridge St
Tannery Worker
Archambault Arthur .
4 Fourth St
Retired
Balfour David B
5 Webber Rd
Mechanic
Baum Reginald S
1 Nabnasset St
Carpenter
Bechard Leo C Beede Walter G
16 Forrest Rd
Draftsman
Blaisdell Chester E
So Chelmsford Rd
Boisvert Richard R
12 Forrest Rd
Coil Winder
Bolger David E
22 Dunstable Rd
Toolmaker
Boughton Robert W
8 Polley Rd
Expediter
Brickett Ernest B
15 Elm Rd
Wire Tester
Brown Lawrence C
3 Providence Rd
Airplane Technician
Brule Gerard P
11 Story St
Tannery Worker
Burne J Clarence
15 Boston Rd
Unemployed
Byron Edward J
2 Story St
Assembler Electronics
Castanza Joseph J
32 Broadway St
Cooney Arthur J
13 Chestnut St
Laboratory Technician
Cote William
14 River St Tester
10 Orchard St Painter's Helper
Courchaine Dennis E Cox Albert W
22 Oak Hill Rd
Line Chief
Crocker Bryce H
33 Groton Rd
Shipping Clerk
45 Oak Hill Rd
Machinist Farmer
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Crowley Joseph Daley Percy 0 Jr Dean Edward N DeLaHaye Kenneth E Desrosiers Arthur J Dunn Leo R Dunning Clifford C Fahey Leroy G Jr Freeman Donald
Main St
13 Hildreth St 4 Stony Brook Rd 11 Abbot St 12 Beacon St
1 Moore Ave
4 Maple Rd
Fireman
Furniture Dealer
Assembler
Grenier Alberic
West St
Retired Electric Groundman
Air Force Technician
Auto Parts
Haushill Louis
2 Nutting Rd
Holmes John
Elm St
Printer Printing Helper Aviation Worker
Hudson James B
60 Main St
8 Emerson Rd
Laundry Operator
Hughes Russell 0
7 Emerson Rd
Plumber
Hulslander Frank
18 Palermo St
Assembler
Hunt William Jr
2 Smith St
Telephone Co. Worker
Joyce Robert W Judd Russell
33 Plain Rd
Cable Splicer
Koravos Christos L
2 Fir Rd
Shipper Electronics
Lamy Lucien
17 Beaver Brook Rd
Wire Worker
Lehan James D
23 Plain Rd
Cable Splicer
Love Warren W
11 Acton Rd
Electronics
Lukas Charles A
Durkee Rd
Wire Inspector
MacDougall Allister F
32 Boston Rd
Retired Technician
Marcouillier Leonell J
6 Prescott St
1 Cross St
Coil Winder
Minsk Morris
7 Trail's End Rd
Salesman
Muse Robert B
7 Providence Rd
Bookbinder
Nesmith G Linwood
11 Fourth St
Fire Fighter
Newton Robert
6 Orchard St
Methodman
22 Hildreth St
Wire Tester
O' Connell William L Oliver James J Olsen Elmer
14 Pine St
6 Abbot St
5 So Chelmsford Rd
10 Bradford St
Electronic Technician
Ray George E Jr Reeves George E Ricard Uldege
9 Broadway St
Storekeeper
2 First St
Clerk Tester
12 Town Farm Rd
Custodian
16 Pershing St Chemist
4 Elm St
Expediter
15 Pleasant St
Inspector
7 Graniteville Rd
Fire Fighter
24 Bradford St Assembler
Public Relations
Tucker Frank D
3 Birch Rd
Retired
Whigham James I
12 Prescott St
Inspector
Civil Service&Claims Electronics Aviation Technician Retired Machinist Lineman
17 Groton Rd 5 Trail's End Rd
Gerlach Walter W
31 North St
Grimm Kenneth A
32 Nutting Rd
Groom Thomas Guillemette Omer A
6 Lucille Ave 14 Chelmsford Rd
Hughes John C
11 Birch Rd Truck Driver
LaClair Charles J
52 Boston Rd
Menard Paul L Mills Freeman G
3 Webber Rd
Retired
Hospital Attendant Operator Machinist
Parlee Frederick Pellerin Roger J
8 Grove St
Electronics
1 Beacon St
Robinson William Rooks Maurice B Sechovich Walter Simard Leopold Sylvian Alphonse Sylvian Edmund T Therrien Leo E Timberlake James T
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