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\ W"\vm\\\^<\ \\\\\\\m\m\mmmm \ m\\nmmmtmm^ 123rd ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF WAKEFIELD, MASS. Financial Year Ending December Thirty-first Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-four ALSO APR 1 3 1935 THE TOWN CLERK'S RECORDS OF THE BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS During the Year 1934 WAKEFIELD 70498 Town Officers, 1934-35 Selectmen Asa A. Boothby, Chairman J. Theodore Whitney, Secretary Joseph A. Hines V. Richard Fazio D. Thomas Dinan Town Clerk Frederic S. Hartshorne Assistant Town Clerk Margaret V. Hurley Town Treasurer Arthur H. Boardman Tax Collector Charles E. Walton Moderator Thomas G. O'Connell Assessors Charles A. Cheney, Chairman Term Expires March, 1935 " Arthur C. Verge, Secretary " ' " 1937 Hugh Connell " " " 1936 Municipal Light Commissioners Marcus Beebe, 2nd, Chairman Term Expires March, 1935 A. Francis Harrington, Secretary " " " 1936 " Curtis L. Sopher " " 1937 Water and Sewerage Board William B. Stantial, Chairman Term Expires March, 1935 Aaron T. Butler, Secretary " " " 1936 Sidney F. Adams " " " 1937 TOWN OF WAKEFIELD Board of Public Welfare Dennis P. Hogan, Chairman Term Expires March, 1935 Etta C. Stoddard, Secretary 1937 William C. Strong 1937 Adelaide W. Boynton 1936 Frank P. Wakefield 1936 School Committee J. William O'Connell, Chairman Term Expires March, 1937 Eva Gowing Ripley, Secretary « << << 1937 Thomas F. Kenney << << <« 1935 Gardner E. Campbell << << << 1935 Mabel W. Sweetser, Treasurer M << << 1936 Harry B. Allman it << << 1936 Trustees Lucius Beebe Memorial Library Hervey J. Skinner, Chairman Term Expires March, 1937 Florence L. Bean, Secretary 1937 Albert W. Rockwood 1935 Dr. Richard Dutton 1935 Alice W. Wheeler 1935 Walter C. Hickey 1936 .Arthur L. Evans 1936 Dr. Frank T. Woodbury 1936 John J. Round 1937 Board of Health Wesley S. Goodwin, Chairman Term Expires March, 1935 Charles W. DeWolf, Secretary (Resigned) " 1937 Ned C. Loud, Secretary 1935 Dr. Carl E. Allison 1936 Park and Cemetery Commissioners Sylvester A. Cameron, Chairman Term Expires March, 1935 " " " George W. Abbott, Secretary ' 1935 " " William J. Garden " 1935 Town Planning- Board Edward M. Bridge, Chairman Term Expires March, 1937 Leon F. Reed, Secretary 1935 Dr. T. Fulton Parks 1935 Dr. Frank T. Woodbury 1936 Maurice O. Carter 1936 REPORT OF TOWN CLERK Constables James J. Pollard Walter E. Peterson John G. M. Gates Joseph L. Preston Louis N. Tyzzer Harold R. Anderson Harry A. Simonds Registrars of Voters Fred E. Bunker, Chairman Term Expires March, 1937 Frederic S. Hartshorne, Clerk James F. Curley 1935 Owen F. Kenney 1936 Finance Committee Patrick H. Tenney, Chairman Term Expires March, 1937 Loring P. Jordan, Secretary tt a tt 1935 a Howard A. Jones a a 1935 Michael J. Kelley tt it it 1935 Josiah B. Rutter it tt tt 1935 Maurice F. Walsh H a a 1935 Harry I. Reed it it tt 1936 tt t a Harry Marshall 1936 a it a John I. Preston 1936 Virgil F. Cambareri tt t tt 1936 Elmer C. Richardson it t it 1936 Arthur M. Moore tt t it 1937 n t tt Edward J. Connelly 1937 tt i a Orvil W. Smith 1937 Arthur L. Gardner tt t it 1937 Board of Appeal J. Theodore Whitney, Chairman William C. McKie A. Francis Harrington Recreation Committee Eugene J. Sullivan, Chairman and Treasurer George F. Gardner Frank N. Mclntire David Sliney Elizabeth Neary Thomas C. Murray Adelaide A. Shedd TOWN OF WAKEFIELD TOWN OF WAKEFIELD Population 1935 Census 16,494 Congressman, 7th District — William P. Connery, Jr., Lynn. Councillor, 6th District — Eugene A. F. Burtnett, Somerville. Senator, 7th Middlesex District — Joseph R. Cotton, Lexington. Representative, 19th Middlesex District — Maynard E. S. demons, Wake- field. LIST OF JURORS Prepared by the Selectmen of the Town of Wakefield, July 10, 1934. Name Residence Occupation Abbott, George W., '34 31 Lawrence St. Printer Adams, Howard F., '33 -'34 798 Main St. Clerk Allen, Elwyn H., '33 -'34 6 Newell Rd. Superintendent Allen, Horace G., '34 209 Oak St. Clerk Allen, Lyman E., '33-'34 199 North Ave. Clerk Andrews, Louis F., '33 -'34 51 Oak St. Accountant Ayscough, Harry C, '32-'33-'34 29 Nahant St. Foreman Bartlett, Leon F. R., '32-'33-'34 211 Vernon St. Salesman Beane, Raymond J., '33-'34 60 Preston St. Garage Builder Bemister, George E., '33-'34 24 Gladstone St. Builder Benjamin, Daniel L., '32-'33-'34 51 Crescent St. Rattan Worker Biggs, Robert M., '34 14 Fairmount Ave. Machinist Black, F. Robert, '33 -'34 40 Central St. Highway Dept. Bonfanti, Corrado, '32-'33-'34 27 Sweetser St. Laborer Brewer, Lithgo D., '33-'34 11 Eaton St. Salesman Butler, Aloysius P., '34 39 Lake St. Watchman Buxton, Charles H., '32-'33-'34 254 Lowell St. Chauffeur Campareri, Umberto, '33 -'34 3 Bancroft Ave. Shoeworker Cardillo, Vincenzo, '33 -'34 80 Nahant St. Laborer Carlson, Simeon A., '33 -'34 Melrose Ave. Auto Mechanic Catalano, John, '33-'34 34 Mt. Pleasant Ave Spring Maker Chepulis, William, '33-'34 208 Salem St. Woodworker Chesley, Alfred W., '34 8 Hillside Ave. Salesman Christie, Albert L., '32-'33-'34 12 Auburn St. Rattan Worker Christopher, Vito, '34 / 92 Nahant St. Mason Cieri, Alfred, '33-'34 18 Perham St. Garage Worker Clothey, Edward T., '32-'33-'34 21 Crescent St. Salesman Connors, John, '32-'33-'34 6 Emerson St. Salesman Dalzell, Thomas J., '33-'34 37 Wave Ave. Paymaster DeCecca, James, '33- '34 18 Traverse St. Mechanic Dill, William. G., '34 18 Grafton St. Lineman REPORT OF TOWN CLERK Name Residence Occupation Dinan, Charles W., '34 43 Gould St. Engineer Dinan, Joseph C. '34 12 Fairmount Ave. Salesman Dolbeare, Cyrus M., '33-'34 28 Wave Ave. Advertising Donegan, Maurice H., '32-'33-'34 13 Fitch Ct. Clerk Doucette, Lawrence, '34 115 Water St. Laborer Dow, Everett G., '33-'34 16 Cooper St. Plumber Drugan, Allen F., '34 217 Vernon St. Teacher Dyer, George, '32-'33-'34 73 Cedar St. Coremaker Eaton, Walter H., '33-'34 30 Park St. Salesman Fay, George, '34 69 Cedar St. Salesman Fell, Earl W., '33-'34 78 Oak St. Bookkeeper Ferrick, James F, '32-'33-'34 55 Cedar St. Baker Ferrick, Joseph, '32 -'33 -'34 12 Mechanic St. Electrician Flannagan, John S., '34 9 Highland Ave. Claim Agent Fleming, John W., '34 31 Greenwood Ave. Painter Florence, William E., '33 -'34 10 Overtake Rd. Heating Engr. Fober, Joseph J., '34 60 Richardson St. Clerk Frizzell, John F., '33 -'34 238 Salem St. Printer Gibbons, Thomas J., '34 66 Broadway Laborer Gillis, Harlan, '33-'34 22 Bryant St. Woodworker Glass, Wayland L., '33-'34 Wave Ter. Rec. Clerk Glynn, John W., '32-'33-'34 119 Water St. Laborer Gosnay, Thomas F, '34 11 Fairmount Ave. Engraver Grant, Sydney H., '32-'33-'34 16 Nahant St. Book Finisher Gray, William F., '34 50 Lake St. Mill Worker Greene, Harry D., '34 23 Forest St. Sales Mgr. Hall, Leon, '33 -'34 12 Elm Sq. Salesman Hallauer, Herman, '34 26 Green St. Signal Man Harrigan, Harold W., '34 28 Humphrey St. Mech. Engr. Harrington, William H., '34 Harrington Ct. Ball Player Hatfield, George E., '34 45 Richardson St. Shoemaker Hemsworth, Thomas M., '33-'34 27 Park St. Janitor Hennessey, William J., '33-'34 54 Chestnut St. Laborer Henningar, John, '33 -'34 Grand Passway Woodworker Hogg, John M., '34 Kendrick Rd. Sign Painter Holt, Frank C, '33-'34 47 Myrtle Ave. Machinist Horovitz, Julius C, '32-'33-'34 24 Cedar St. Clerk Hughes, Joseph J., '32-'33-'34 5a Charles St. Merchant Hurley, John W., '32-'33-'34 179 Vernon St. Bookkeeper Hurton, Thomas F., '32-'33-'34 13 Rockland St. Mill Operator Inman, Harold S., '34 Essex St. Piano Tuner Jack, William H., '32-'33-'34 38 Bennett St. Machinist Jackson, Charles W., '32-'33-'34 46 Crescent St. Salesman Jackson, Robert E., '34 11 Parker Rd. Real Estate Johnson, Raymond U., '33-'34 814 Main St. Chauffeur Johnson, Robert E., '33-'34 25 Curtis St. Press worker TOWN OF WAKEFIELD Name Residence Occupation Kelloway, Herbert, '32-'33-'34 854 Main St. Carpenter Kelso, Hugh M., '32-'33-'34 32 Wave Ave. Clerk Kelso, James O, '34 21 Parker Rd. Manufacturer Kenney, Owen A., '32-'33-'34 12 Emerald St. Stenographer Kimball, Harry H., '34 128 Prospect St. Merchant Kirby, John J., '33-'34 16 Central Ave. Boiler Maker Knight, Walter G., '34 2 Houston St. Conductor Lally, Patrick, '32-'33-'34 20 Eaton St. Clerk Lanzillo, Joseph A., '33-'34 21 Cedar St. Truck Driver Larriccia, Joseph, '33 -'34 125 Water St. Upholsterer Learoyd, Charles H., Jr., '34 101 Chestnut St. Clerk LeDuc, Charles F., '32-'33-'34 2 Cottage St. Cutter Lee, Edward G., '34 15 Linden Ave. Civil Engr. Lenncn, Edward, '34 20 Main St. Printer Lepore, Joseph J., '33-'34 97 Nahant St. Laborer Lilley, James M., '34 49 Chestnut St. Clerk Locash, Charles, '33-'34 Stark Ave. Machinist Logan, James, '34 8 Birch Hill Ave. Moulder Longo, Carmine, '34 57 Melvin St. Clerk Lord, Fred N., '33-'34 25 Elm Sq. Crossing Watchman Loughlin, Russell, '32-'33-'34 74 Pleasant St. Bookkeeper Lovering, Henry D., '33-'34 10 Gerard St. Proprietor Lynch, Charles M., '32-'33-'34 8 Crescent Hill Moulder Macintosh, Alexander B., '34 4 Highland Ave. Wheelwright Maguire, James V., '33-'34 32a Armory St. Motorman Maloney, Michael J., '32-'33-'34 20 Bryant St. Brass Finisher Marshall, Earle, '32-'33-'34 20 Salem St. Clerk Marshall, John F., '33-'34 549 Main St. Mech. Engr. Martino, William, '33 -'34 148 Water St. Laborer Mason, Arthur B., '33-'34 200 North Ave. Clerk Maugeri, Gaetano, '32-'33-'34 16 Wakefield Ave. Painter May, Raymond A., '34 24 Greenwood St. Printer McGrath, Lawrence F., '34 2 Herbert St. Shoeworker McLaughlin, John J., '34 32 Gould St.
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    Regionwide Suburban Transit Opportunities Study Phase II A report produced by the Central Transportation Planning Staff for the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization Regionwide Suburban Transit Opportunities Study Phase II Project Manager Clinton Bench Authors Thomas J. Humphrey Heather Ostertog Contributing Staff Paul Reim Cartography Mary McShane Cover Design Jane M. Gillis Cover Photographs Carol Gautreau Bent Kenneth Dumas Central Transportation Planning Staff, directed by the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization. The MPO is com- posed of state and regional agencies and authorities, and local governments. December 2005 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS.................................................................................................1 Overview...........................................................................................................................1 Suggested Routes .............................................................................................................2 Wellesley .........................................................................................................................2 Winchester.......................................................................................................................2 Westwood........................................................................................................................2 Canton..............................................................................................................................3