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SELECTMEN'S MEETING
June 16,1952
A regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was
held in the Selectmen' s Room, Town Office Building,
on Monday evening, June 16, 1952, at 7:00 P. M. Chair-
man Nickerson, Messrs. Emery, Driscoll and Reed were
present. .Mr. Burns, Supt of Public Works, and the Clerk
were also present. Mr. Gay arrived at 7:20 P. A.
Mr. Burns informed the Board, with reference to a
request received from the Tax Collector for awnings, that
awni kgg cost $017.70 each and venetian blinds cost 409.60
each. To include one side of the building on the first
and second floors will require twenty awnings or blinds.
The Chairman raised the question as to whether or Awnings
not provisions should be made for the Assessors ' and or
Accountant' s offices. venetian
Mr. Burns explained that he has funds available to Blinds
pay for two blinds or awnings for the Tax collector, but
he does not have to pay for more than two.
The Chairman said that if money is not available the
only solution is to ask the Appropriation Committee for a
transfer, and Mr. Burns suggested waiting until after the
bids have been received for the oil burner, with the idea
that the aids may Je less than the appropriation.
Upon motion of Mr Emery, seconded by Mr. Driscoll,
it was voted to authorize the Supt. of Public Woeks to
purchase eighteen venetian blinds and if the Chairman
thinks it advisable, inform the 1ppropriation Committee
and state that it may be necessary to request a transfer
in the Fall.
Mr. Carrbll, Town L,lerk, came into the meeting and
informed the Board that he is going to the hospital on Town Clerk
June 30th and during, h_ s absence Miss McDonough will be
in charge of his office.
The Chairman inquired about the bonds and Mr. Carroll
said that he would tI^ke care of them.
The Chairman explained that he and 4r. Burns were
discussing the method of ootaininE, bids for the oil burner
equipment and installation and there appears to be one of Oil Burner
two methods to use. One would Jt to invite probably three for Cary
of the regulation big-time high-wage paying heating con- Building
tractors in Boston to present bids for this wo±k without
any engineering, getting reputable people who would pre-
sumn,bly save the town the 10%. The second method is that
of obtaining three or more regular local low-wage paying
contractors to bid on the work with an eye first and_
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foremost to saving money. He said that he and Mr. Burns
decided to ask the Board which method it preferred and also
to find out whether or not the Board might want to ask some
of the owl companies to present propositions. He and Mr.
Burns favor obtaining; bhtaining bids from local contractors.
Mr. Emery asked if the money is available in the
budget and the Chairman replied in the affirmative stating
that X5,000 has been approved.
Upon motijn of dry Emery, seconded by Mr. Gay it was
voted to leave the final determination of the matter
with the Chairman and Superintendent of Public Works.
Mr. Stevens arrived at the meeting at 7:30 P.M.
Letter was received from John B. Itehoe , 102 Exchange
Street, Portland, JIaine, advising that Lottie Kehoe has
been dead since 1941 and that he is the owner of the
property on Mellex Road in the vicinity of Kiln brook.
He is not interested in the proposed drainage of the brook
Kiln and refuses to sign a release.
Brook Mr. Stevens advised that, in view of this;i the State
should be informed that the Board is not willing to exercise
its authority to enter into an agreement with the
Commonwealth.
Mr. Emery said that in view of the fact the Kehoe is
not willing to sign a release and the Boston Edison Company
is nut willing to sign, together with what was only permissive
and not mandatory, he would vote against signing any
agreement with the State .
Mr. Driscoll said that he agreed with Mr. Emery.
Mr. Emery moved that, in view of the fact that two
of the owners of rights and land in Lexington are not
willing, to sign releases , the Board proceed no further
with issuing any bonded indemnity to the State. Mr. Dris-
coll seconjed the motion and it was unanimously voted.
Letter was received from the Board of Appeals advising
that a petition has been received objecting to the con-
Fitzgerald dition of the filling station operLted by William Fitz-
Gas gerald.
Station Upon motion of Mr. Emery, seconded by Mr. Driscoll,
it was voted to invite Mr. Fitzgerald to meet with the
Board for fifteen minutes or less, on Monday, June 30th.
Letter was received from :lames F. Corrigan, 40 Bedford
Street, with reference to injury received by Mrs . Corrigan
Corrigan when she trippe.4 over a flag pole holder at the Common.
Claim Mr. Corrigan stated tint before advising his attorney to
bring suit, this matter could be settled within a day or
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The Board was advised by Town Counsel that there is
no legal responsibility on the part of the Town and the
Chairman was authorized to acknowledge the letter and
advise Mr. Corrigan that the matter has been discussed
by Town Counsel and his attorney and that the Town Counsel
will be glad to discuss it further with his Ettorney.
Mr. Toros Bashian met with the Board at 8:00 P.M.
He said that his complaint has been ever since they stopped
the road and ev r since water has come down and washed out
the main road. tie said that, where the burial ground is
across the street, water comes down from the hill End
washes everything on the street down as f&r as his lower
driveway going into his louse, and into his field . He
explained that he h. s brought this matter to the attention
of the Superintendent of Public Works and now he wants
to report to the Loard for necessLry repairs or cleaning.
The Chairman said that all the membe.L s of the Board
have been up and viewed the premises . He explained that
the State did the work and it is water off the StEte Road.
Mr. turns stated that there is wf,ter coming off
Massachusetts Avenue. He explained that cleaning is only
part of the problem. The other part, as he explained to
Mr. Bashian, is to raise the driveway End put in shoulders
so that the water could be picked up in the basin, but Mr .
Bashian does not want him to raise the shoulders . Bashian
The Chairman asked if he would object to having the Complaint
shoulders reaised and he replied in the affirmative. He
said that if Mr. Bashi.a.will give Ir. Burns the right to
raise the shoulders, an effort would be made to correct
the situation.
Mr. Bashian said that he has nothing to do with it
and it is up to the Town to do whrt it pleases.
The Chairman explained that when Mr. Bashian talked
with the State representative hi signed off and now it de-
velops that he shouldn(t have . He stated that the Board
is willing to do northing within reason to correct the sit-
uation, but that Mr. Bashian will have to let the 'sown try
according to the way the Public Works Department wants to.
He said that whit Mr. Bashian wants is to have this situation
corrected . Mr. Burns thinks that by raisin; the shoulders
he can correct the water pouring down to the driveway and 9
he asked if that is what Mr. Bashian wants the Town to
do and he replied in the ne tive . He asked if Mr. Bashian
wants thu Town to raise the shoulders and he replied that
he would have nothing to do with it. The Chairman said
that the Town wou'.d do the pork if Mr. Bashian would eiive
his permission. Mr. Baehian said that he can't do anything.
111Mr . Stevens asked if Mr. Bashian understood that
Mr. Burns ' thought is to raise the shoulders, but in order
to slope it down to his land he rias hEve to go on to
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Bashian s land. He asked if Mr. shi
that the Town go onto his land to build part of the
slope there if it is necessary. Mr. Bashian replied that
it would be all right if he received benefit of it .
Mr. Reed asked if it would be all right for the
Town to go on to his land if necessary and he replied in
the affirmative.
Mr. Gay asked if Mr . Bashian would mind if the Town
went on to his land and he replied in the negative stating
that the Town is always welcome to do it.
Mr . Bashian retired at 8:15 P.M.
Mrs . Florence Mancusso.y, who owns property et the
corner of Cary i'.venue and Shade Street, met with the Board .
She explained that she has two lots for which she has been
unable to get a building permit. She stated that Mr.
Jackson has told her that she will have to put in five feet
of gravel. She said that a builder is willing to purchase
the land but wants the approval first from Mr. Jackson.
She said thet she has done just what she was told to do,
after refusal of an application to keep poultry, and that
Mancusso was to sell the land for house lots .
house lot The Chairman said that he thought she referred to the
fact that Ur. Jackson has made a test and determined that
the sewage cannot be disposed of due to the character of
the land. Therefore, the contractor would have to put in
gravel to dispose of the sewage . He explained that a re-
cently passed law requires the Board of health to make tests
and the Selectmen cannot tell the Loard of Health what to
do.
Mrs . Mancusso said that she had a test made by Miller
x Nylander last Fall and they suggested using a septic tank.
Mr. Jackson said that it was all right and signed it . Now
he said that five feet of gravel will have to be put in.
Mr. Stevens explained that Mr. Jackson asked the
State Department of Public Health to inspect the land said
that is the source of his informatiin relative to the
gravel. The State said that the land would be usable only
if it had a certain amount of gravel in it.
The Chairman explained that the Selectmen can only
recognize the fact that Mrs. Mancusso came to them with
her problem. He said that the Loard will give the matter
consideration end communicrte with her, biit it cannot en-
courage her to think that the board can do anything for
her.
Mrs . Muncusso retired at 8:25 P . A.
Doctor Cosgrove, Chairman of the Board of Health,
and Mr. Jackson, Health Sanitarian„met with the ikoard .
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The Chairman explained that the board of Selectmen
is not endeavering to meddle into affairs of the Board
of Health but has done considerable thinking about the
inspection of lots . He explained that he and Mr . Burns
were talking about a possiule meted of procedure and Mr .
Burns told him the t some of the good engineering firms, Inspection
such as Metcalf0: Eddy and Whitman & Howard, have been of lots by
approached b- a number of towns on this subject. He said Board of
that he would like to know if the 1oard of Health would Health
be willing to use the firm of engineers the Town is now
emplpying. He explained that the Selectmen can't and does
not want to force the Loard of Health to engage any par-
ticu.lar firm, but just wants to ,.rake sure that the Board
of Health has some one who will work successfully.
Doctor Cosgrove said that the .,oard of Health
has given thought to just that and dr. Jackson has had
contact with Metcalf & Eddy. He stated that prior to
this, ,Ir. Jackson has been using a State Engineer. He
said that the Hoard of Health is glad to receive suggestions
and is all for using whatever _nethod is the most efficient
without costing the Town too much money.
The subject wts discussed at length, together with
the proulem of sewage disposal on the development of the
Pleasant Associates and Messrs . Cosgrove and Jackson re-
tired at 9:10 P.M.
Copy of letter from the Emergency Housing Commission
to Irving Currier was received . . hearing is to be held
on Friday, June 20,1952 at 11:30 A .M. at 20 Somerset
Street on an appeal by Mr. Lurrier from the refuse l of
the hoard of Appeals to effect variances ,n the appli- Hearing
cation of the Luilding and honing by-laws to permit the
alteration of the 'uuilding at 400 Lowell Street, into four
apartments .
No action was taken on the matter.
Letter was received from Mrs Mary F. Hadley, 31
Robb.:.ns Road, requesting payment of 4p10 for damage to a
tricycle by the 'sown spraying truck. According to the letter
the tricycle was et the side of the street against the grass Hadley
sidewalk. Claim
The Chairman was authorized to advise Mrs . Hadley that
the Town is not liable for damage .
Mr. Stevens retired at 9:25 P.M.
The Chairman read a letter from Richard J. McKee,
66 Hancock Street, advising that water backing up in the
drain from the street sewer, which runs through his yard, McKee
is creating a flood in his driveway cnd running into his Drainage
basement.
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Mr. Burns said that the only solution to this
problem, and others on Hancock Street, is proper
drainage . The pipe has been cleaned and replaced
and about everything done to correct the situation,
but before anything further is done an easement should
be obtained . He said that the drainage project would
cost between 4600 and 4700, He maid that Mr. McKee has ,
a legitimate coi.!plaint but the situation is no different
now than it has beenfor twenty-five years . The only thing
to do for tie present is to try and free the pipe from
under the tree and replace it.
The Chairman requested Mr. Burns to acknowledge the
letter and explain the situation to Mr McKee .
The Chairman read a letter from John R. Bevan, 56
Hancock Street, relative to speed and repeated violations
of the Stop sign on Adams Street, and curbing.
Curbing The Chairman reiiinded the Board that the 1952 appro-
Speeding priation for curbing has been used and Mr. Burns said that
he has explained this to Mr. Bevans .
Mr. Emery asked how mp.ch money would be needed for
the curbing and Mr. Burns replied &bout 4700.
The Chairman was authorized to advise Mr. Bevans
that his application for curbing will be given consider-
ation if en appropriation is made next year.
Letter was received from James V. Macdonald, 93
Burlington Street, applying for connection to the sewer
to service his house .
Mtn. Burns explained th< t Mr. M< cdrnald ' s house can
Macdonald be reached, but he does not know whether there will be
Sewer funds available .
Construction The Chairman was authorized to < dvise Mr. Macdonald
that the sewer project is going to be done and at the
present time it appears that there may be money enough
left to extend the necessry pipe to take care of his house,
but no guarantee can be made at this time .
Letter from Viano Properties, Inc . with reference to
a drainage problem on Bedford Street was held over and the
Chairman sked if the Board wanted to mike a decision.
Viano Mr. Burns said that he definitely does not have
Drainage money enough to do this project. He szid that if the
Board feels that something should be done, it is just a
case of telling Ir. Viano that it cannot be done this
yeer and try to get some idea as to what he is talking
about for time .
Mr. Lmery said that he would like to view the area
with Town Counsel.
Mr. Driscoll is to obtain further information and
the matter was held over.
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The Board unenimouslj approved the chairman' s
action in advising Brewer and Lord to cover the Sexton Insurance
property, now occupied by the Boy' s Club, for a three
year period.
Letter was receiveu from mrs George A. Maynard,
2380 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting the removal of Tree
a tree located in front of her property. iJo action was Removal
taken end a report is to be received from Mr. Garrity.
Letter was received from Mrs Arthur Goss, 11
Walnut Street, requesting removal of a tree located at
the side of her driveway. No action w s taken and Mr.
Heed agreed to report further on the subject at the
next meeting.
Letter was received from Mr.& Mrs . John Perry end
Anthony J. Rochette, advising that George H. Fnker, 364
Marrett Road, is operating his business from his garage Complaint
and the lording end unloading of express trucks at night re
is annoying. The communication was referred to the violation
Board of Appeals.
Mr. Lmery referred to rubbish collectors dumping
at the Lincoln Street dump after closing hours which
was brought to his attention by one of the residents Dump
in that area.
The Chairman suggested, and the board agreed, that
Mr. Burns place a sign at the dump as to the closing tine
and having the Police Department see that it is enforced.
Petition w s received signed ey residents of Adams
Street and Coolidge Avenue reque tri that action be
taken to abolish a nu.Lsance creeted . y a kennel owned by Compliant
Mr. G. E. Saunders, 20 Adams btreet . re
The Chairman was authorized to request the Dog kennel
Officer to investigate and submit a report .
Certificate of Incorporation was received from the
State un behalf of Byton H Waksman. et al, under the name
of Five Fields, Inc . Satisfactory character references
were received from the Chief of Police . Cert. of
Upon motion of Lr. Gay, seconded by Mr. Reed, it was Inc.
voted to sign the application and return it to the State.
Certificate of Incorporation vies recc ived from the
State on behalf of Florence M. Bruce, 126 North Street,
under the name of Grand frmy of the Republic Memorial
Fund, Inc . Satisfactory character reference Was received
from the Chief of Police .
A majority of the Board felt that they did not know
enough about the application to justify signing the appli-
cation.
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Letter was received from Jean C. Wanless, President
Rummage of the Follen church Evening Jlliance, requesting per-
Sale mission to conduct a Rummage Sale at thc. Barnes property
on Saturday 6, 1952.
Upon motion of .,Ir. Driscoll, seconded by Mr. Reed,
it was voted to grant the request .
Mr. Burns retired at 10:15 P.M.
Application wus received from the Lexington League
Use of Hall of Women Voters requesting permission to conduct a meeting
in a Conference Room, Thursday, June 19th, from 8:00 to
10 :30 P.M.
Upon motion of Mr. Gay, seconded by Mr. Reed, it was
voted to grant the request free of charge.
Letter from Mr. Carroll advising of the appointment
Appointment of a Youth Study Commission, authorized by Town Meeting,
was received and placed on file.
Further consideration was given to Mr. George Breslin' s
offer of ipl25 for lots 158-162 inclusive on Hayward Avenue.
Upon motiun of i,ir. Gay, seconded by Mr. Driscoll, it
Tax Title was voted to entertain an offer of 4200 for these lots.
Property
Offer of 4100 each for Lots 20 and 22, Rangeway Road, `
was received from Harrison, 25 Freeman Street, Arlington,
was held over.
Consideration was given to an offer in the, amount
of 4125 each for Lots 28 and 29 Rangeway Road, received
from ivir. & Mrs . Robert A. Butler, 21 Burlington Street,
Wo burn.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to
entertain an offer of p300 each plus water betterment
assessments of 472 each.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to
Appointment re •ppoint Mr. George E. Russell as a member of the Board
of Health for a three-year term expiring June 30, 1955.
Appointment of two members to the Board of Public Welfare
was held over.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted tb
License sign the application for a Sunday Movie License submitted
by the Lexington Theatre, Inc.
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IUpon motion duly made and seconded it was voted to
adopt the following Sewer Orders :
Sitionds Road, Burlington Street , Preston hoad,
Nichols hoed .
It was further voted to adopt the followin6 Water
Order:
Oxbow Road
(Copies of all the aoove orders are on file in the 1952
Selectmen' s Files under Watcrand Sewer. )
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to
approve the list of jurors for 1952 as follows :
NAME OCCUPF TION ADDRESS
Adams, Kenneth E. Lithographer 138 Simonds Road
Adler, William D. Buyer 31 Taft Avenue
Ahern, Joseph P . Clerical 15 Muzzey Street
Andolino, Gandolfo Shipper 90 Middle Street
Andrews, Henry E. Musician 61 Bertwell Road
11 Armstrong, Frank E. Bookbinder 16 Lockwood Road
Arnold , Walter A. Salesman 72 Middle Street
Bachelder, Albert J. Engineer 2526 Mass . Avenue
Ball, Robert A. Manager 8 Warren Street
Batemen, Hilda R. Shop ,Manager 10 Winthrop Road
Bates, John T. Gulf Oil Corp. 65 Locust Avenue
Beals, Thomas E. Superintendent 10 Sutherland Road
Beaudry, Charles S. Retired 5 Raymond Street
Bennett, Nelson Advertising 213 Follen Road
Bergin, Charles K. Salesman 47 Kendall Road
Bettencourt, Henry I. Mechanic 2 Taft Avenue
Bidwell, John Market Research 32 Percy Road
Bolter, Carl H. Merchant 79 North Street
Born6esser, Bert V. Jr. Sales Manager 37 Independence Rd .
Bowman, Harry N . Carpenter 280 Concord Hgwy.
Braunfeld, Frank J. Mech. Engineer 29 Downing goad
Breen, Frank S. Securities Trader 104 Bertwell Road
Bresnahan, Michael J. M. T. A. 136 Lowell Street
Brodhead, Woodruff M. I'Ifgrs . Rep. 21 Hayes '`'venue
Brown, Thomas Carpenter 456 Waltham Street
Buller, Ralph E. Milkman 26 James Street
Burke, Edith M. Secretary 225 Marrett Road
IIBurnham, Ralph A. Bank Officer 25 Parker Street
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Carey, Charles C. Mfg. 3 Eliot Road 1
Carlson, Oscar F. Asst Treas . 23 Hayes Avenue
Carter, F. Sherburne Telephone 24 Percy Road
Casey, James F. Fireman 94 Winter Street
Chapman, Gerald Auto Mechanic 95 Spring Street
Clancy, Bert Badger & Co. 99 Waltham Street
Cole, Frank Manchinist 41 Kendall Toad
Colpitts, Donald A. Mechanic 50 Hillcrest Ave .
Connors, Edward J. Farmer 4 Vine Brook Rd .
Connell, James J. Adv. Solicitor 55 'Forest Street
Conrad, Harry F. Garage Man 212 Lincoln Street
Cook, Margf•ret H. At Home 11 Wachuseet Drive
Cooley, Sumner P . Inv. Specialist 43 Car ;ille Avenue
Coombs, Webster E. Salesman 17 Shade Street
Cotter, Francis W. Phys. Science Aide 898 Mass . Avemue
Copp, rancis E. Engineer 127 Blake Road
Couette, Win S. Real Estate 4 Wachusett Circle
Coward, Warren F. Accountant 219 Follen Road
Coye, Edward E. Electrician 53 Taft Avenue
Coyne, Francis J. Jr. Chauffeur 25 Bridge Street
Crerie, Ernest J. Ass 't Manager 11 Richard Road
Cronin, Marguerite A. Secretary 14 Utica Street
Curran, Margaret R. Ass 't Bookkeeper 24 Baker Avenue
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Daly, William F. Prod. Engineer 1998 Mass . Avenue
Dalrymple, Agnes Housewife 1 Sheridan Street
Dean,Marshall t1. Design Draftsman 85 Blake Road
Downes, Carroll T. Toolmaker 30 Fuller Road
Druey, Herbert W. Gen. Manager 9 Plainfield Street
Elliott, Geraldine C. At home 19 Maple Street
Erskine, John M. " Manager 41 Harding Road
Esterberg, "harles Foreman 263 Lincoln Street
Fawcett, Harman E. Machinist 22 Cary Avenue
Ferry, John A. Insulation 86 Wood Street
Figenbaum, Ernest K. I+Iech. Designer 7 Charles Street
Flaherty William G. Ind. Engineer 9 Cutler t''arm ttoad
Foster, Hienry B. Fish. Com. Broker 27 Sherburne Road
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IGallagher, Thomas G. Contractor 61 Buckman Drive
Garrity, Jerome F. Salesman 15 Theresa Avenue
Gaudun, Peter Salesman 25 Shade Street
Gilman, Martin P . Radio Engineer 56 Bloomfield Street
Gowdy, Kenneth Pharmacist 41 Normandy Road
Greenwood , John F. Toolmaker 37 Watertown Street
Grootm Beniamin A . K. Bank Examiner 26 Vine Brook Road
Grush, Lincoln C. Prod . Manager 10 Tower Road
Gunning, Katherine Tel. Opergtor 26 Cliffee Avenue
Gustafson, Henry V. Marine Engineer 25 Taft Avenue
Hale , Albert G. Photographer 41 Woodcliffe Road
Halton, Marguerite ". At home 1508 Mass . Avenue
Harding, Richard R. Purchasing Agent 63 hill Street
Hardy, Sherman K. TechrLcian 80 Hill Street
Ht-rkins , Irebe F. Adm. Ass ' t 2 Myrna Road
Hill, Donald Sales Rep. 38 Burlington St .
Hodgden, Virginia housewife 36 Hayes Jvenue
Homes , Theodore Insurance 68 Farmcrest Avenue
Holt, "icherd P. Salesman 11 Bennington Road
Howe, Ralph W. Auditor 20 Hancock street
Hatch, "alter G.
Hufton, Charles D. Accountant
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Lab Technician 33 Grove Street
Howell, Wallace G.
35 M'- on Hill Road
162 Burlington Street
Irvine, Wendell H. Broker 's Ass 't 183 Woburn Street
Jellis, Leonard Jr. Telephone 87 Ceder Street
Jenson, Harry A . Truck Driver 18 Spring Street
Jenson, Oscar R. Salesman 197 East Street
Johnson, Alice C. Secretary 30 Wachusett Drive
Johnson, Iver Ass ' t Mgr. 34 Eaton Road
Johnson, Laurie Accountant 5 Cary 2- venue
Jones, Lawrence A . Packer 166 Lowell Street
Lelley, Joseph F. Executive 344 Lowell Street
Eelley, Mary F. Cook 11 Spencer street
II Kelley, Paul
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Kennedy, Muriel B. Adm. iss ' t Bus Operator
Mech. Supervisor
14 Reed Street
Kellogg, lifton .
5 Aerial street
55 Hancock Street
Kinsman, Leon S. Demonstrator 6 Rowland Avenue
Kyle, Philip Builder 25 Wachusett Drive
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Lane, Edward D. Salesman 60 Marrett Road 1
Lewis, Elizabeth h. Chemist 2 Forest Street
Lohr, Charles I. Insurance 15 Harding 'load
Lombard, Helen F. Housewife 23 1iliot Road
Loring, Seldon M. Advertising 55 Bloomfield St .
Lydiard, Alan F. Manager 44 Fletcher Avenue
MacArthur, Miriam L. Secretary 20 Bernard Street
MacDonald, Colin A. Auto Mechanic 16 Fottler avenue
MacDonald, Gordon L. Milkman 1 Payson Street
MacDonald, Rosalie Housewife 8 Sheridan Street
MacKinnon, Florence Secretary 194 Waltham Street
Marshall, Talmadge D. Asst Shipper 11 Sylvia Street
Marshall, William J. Custodian 9 Independence Ave .
Martin, Clifford M. Dept Mgr. 6 Hillside Terrace
Maxner, Dorothy B. Store Mgr. 1834 Mass. Avenue
McAnaul, Marie E. Housewife 2261 Mass. Avenue
McDevitt, Thomas Market Gardener 1 Grove Street
McLauthlin, Herbert G. Buyer 15 Fair Oaks Drive
McLeod, Edward P. Machinist 384 Marrett 'goad
Miller, "obert P. Caterer 17 Munroe rtoad
Moakley, Elizabeth D. Secretary 705 Mass . Avenue IIMooreFrank J.
, Salesman 222 Follen Road
Morris, '1-homas C. Research Chemist 4 Robbins Road
Mugridge, Charles H. Contractor 123 Grant Street
Murphy, Gertrude, G. At home 27 Slocum Road
Needham, Harold B. Salesman 40 Fern Street
O'Brien, James J. Credit Mgr. 21 Ledgelarn Avenue
Ousback, Paul J. Sales Mgr. 214 Pollen Road
Padden, Ethel M. Exec. Asst. 488 Marrett hoad
Palmer, Linwood E. Jr. Salesman 4 Milk Street
Perkins, Carl W. Jr. Chemist 22 Bedford Street
Porter, Thomas h. Tech. Sales Mgr. 32 Slocum Road
Potter, Winthrop P. Engineer 25 SummittRoad
Pullon, Philip F. Claims Examiner 17 Percy Road
Peabody, Wilber L. Jr. Salesman 64 Locust Avenue
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Reilly, John F. Electrician 43 Downing Road
Ritchie, Arthur D. Accountant 37 Wachusett Drive
Rivimius, Handel V. Clerk 53 Cary Avenue
Roberts, Wilbur W. Clerk 10 Muzzey Street
Roberston, Douglass S. Salesman 11 Grapevine Avenue
Roeder, Harold E. Manager 6 Churchill Lane
Royal George Sup 't of Bldgs . 8 Strathem Road
Ruggierem Anthony J. Executive 19 Richard Road
Runnels, Alfred J. Engineering 1 Winthropoad
Rush, Herbert L. Pipefitter 70 .diddle Street
Sands, Walter E. Flour 6c Food Bus . 57 Meriam Street
Schwartz, William Salesman 25 Farr Oaks Drive
Scott, button J. Chemist 60 Blake Street
Shaefer, Rojert r'. Safety Inspector 14 Walnut ,,treet
Shea, Justin L. Auto Dealer 517 Mass . Avenue
Sheldon, George C. Sales Mgr. $ Cedarwood Trrrace
Sinnett, George J. 3rd . Supt 't 6 Hilltop Avenue
Smith, Ernest .. Dep 't ialgr. 50 Fern Street
Spencer, Richard J. Jr. Plumber 87 Waltham atreet
Stevens, Ruport H. Contractor 58 HardingRoad
Stoffregan, �'obert ., . Engineer 16 PercyWoad
' Stuart, Streeter S." Radio hnnouncer 11 Crescent Hill Ave .Stubbin, Hugh A . Jr. Architect 103 Pleasant Street
Sullivan, "illiam Carpenter 18 Hill Street
Treill, Alexander Bldg. & Power 905B Mass . Avenue
Trenholm, Bertha M. At home 2 Eustis Street
Vadeboncoeur, Emile J. Printer 35 Brandon ^'treet
Viano, Lillian L. At home 186 Bedford Street
Walsh, .Edward R. Engineer 28 Maple Street
Walsh, James J. Jr. Adv. Mgr. 1508 Mass . Avenue
Watt, Robert H. Plumber 130 Bedford btreet
Weir, Joseph S. Retired 23 Collidge Ave.
Wells, Frederick D. Res. Engineer 58 Prospect Hill yta.
Wiggins, Richard W. Wholesale Beef 7 daple Street '
Williamson, Phomas A. Factory Worker 37 Ledgelawn Ave.
Wilson, Albert O. Jr. Structural Eng. 24 Bennington Road
Winslow, Ralph 1'. Accountant 43 Locust hvenue
Wood, Adam S. Chief Engineer 124 Cedar Street
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Wood, George f . Accountant 88 Middle Street
Zitso, Peter Com. Photographer 21 Bertwell hoed
The meeting adjourned at 10:40 P . M.
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