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Annual Report of the Town Officers of Wakefield Massachusetts 133rd ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF WAKEFIELD, MA55. Financial Year Ending December Thirty-first Nineteen hundred and Forty-four ALSO THE TOWN CLERICS RECORDS OF THL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS During the Year 1944 WAKEFIELD Town Officers, 1944-45 Selectmen *L. Wallace Sweetser, Chairman — William R. Lindsay, Chairman William G. Dill, Secretary Orrin J. Hale Richard M. Davis * Resigned as Chairman. Town Clerk Charles F. Young Assistant Town Clerk Marion B. Connell Town Treasurer John I. Preston Tax Collector Carl W. Sunman Town Accountant Charles C. Cox Moderator Thomas G. O'Connell Assessors George E. Blair, Chairman Term Expires March 1947 Leo F. Douglass, Secretary " " " 1945 George H. Stout " " " 1946 Municipal Light Commissioners Marcus Beebe, 2nd, Chairman Term Expires March 1947 Theodore Eaton, Secretary " " " 1945 Curtis L. Sopher " " " 1946 Water and Sewerage Board Sidney F. Adams, Chairman Term Expires March 1946 " -"^ :«.. John N. Bill, Secretary - • 1947 " " Herman G. Dresser " 1945 TOWN OF WAKEFIELD Board of Public Welfare Helen M. Randall, Chairman Term Expires March 1945 M. Leo Conway, Secretary « 1946 Harold C. Robinson " 1946 Peter Y. Myhre « 1945 J. Edward Dulong 1947 School Committee Patrick H. Tenney, Chairman Term Expires March 1946 << « Eva Gowing Ripley, Secretary " 1946 Mary Louise Tredinnick «< « " 1945 James M. Henderson n « " 1945 Paul A. Saunders tt it " 1947 M tt Walter C. Hickey " 1947 Trustees Lucius Beebe Memorial Library Hervey J. Skinner, Chairman Term Expires March 1946 < tt Florence I. Bean, Secretary " 1946 John J. Round < tt " 1946 Albert W. Rockwood « tt " 1947 Dr. Richard Dutton < << " 1947 Alice W. Wheeler < it " 1947 Walter C. Hickey t n " 1945 Arthur L. Evans t tt " 1945 Dr. Frank T. Woodbury << << " 1945 Board of Health Wesley S. Goodwin, Chairman Term Expires March 1947 Dr. Robert Dutton, Secretary (on Leave) a << * 1945 Ned C. Loud, Secretary tt << " 1946 Dr. Charles E. Montague (military substitute) Park and Cemetery Commissioners John W. MacGillivray, Chairman Term Expires March 1945 William E. Packard, Secretary " " " 1945 John T. Stringer " " " 1945 Town Planning Board Fitzroy Willard, Chairman Term Expires March 1945 M. Gardner demons, Sec'y-Treas. " " " 1947 - -" - ..- " Edward M. Bridge : - 1946 Dr. Frank T. Woodbury "-•.,".. " 1945 Arthur G. Harding " " " 1947 REPORT OF TOWN CLERK Constables John G. M. Gates Harold Anderson Joseph L. Preston Walter E. Peterson Registrars of Voters Frederick G. Gorman, Chairman Term Expires March 1947 Charles F. Young, Clerk Fred E. Bunker " 1946 Edmund W. Sliney " 1945 Finance Committee Frederick W Bliss, Chairman Term Expires March 1945 Edwin L. Nute, Secretary << < 4 1946 << < Harry Marshall ' 1945 << < V. Richard Fazio ' 1945 « < Joseph M. Curley ' 1945 « < Frank E. Mclntire • 1945 « < Arthur M. Moore ' 1946 D. Thomas Dinan « < 1 1946 << < Joseph B. Burke ' 1946 « < 4 George J. Evans 1946 <( « Howard A. Jones ' 1947 « < Maurice F. Walsh * 1947 << < Moses M. Frankel ' 1947 « < 4 Louis J. Bassill 1947 James F. Keating << < 4 1947 Board of Appeals William C. McKie, Chairman and Secretary Term Expires March 1945 Colby L. Burbank 1947 Willard P. Lombard 44 1946 Recreation Committee William G. Dill, Chairman Mary E. Morgan, Secretary and Treasurer Emily H. Climo Elizabeth Neary William McKilligan James F. Keating Aubrey T. Quinlan For other appointive town officers, see Selectmen's Report. TOWN OF WAKEFIELD Town of W akefield Population, 1940 Census 16,223 Congressman, 8th District—Angier L. Goodwin of Melrose. Councillor. 6th District—Victor A. Friend, of Melrose. State Senator, 7th Middlesex District—Arthur W. Coolidge, Reading. State Representatives. 22nd Middlesex District—Joseph A. Milano, Mel- rose; Charles Gibbons, Stoneham; George J. Evans, Wakefield. List of Juror: Appointed by the Selectmen of the Town of Wakefield, June 20, 1944 Name Residence Occupation Achorn, John J. 44 289 Lowell st. Driver Adams. Robert H. 43-44 14 Strathmore rd. Bonds Akin, John R. 42-43-44 106 Prospect st. Newspaperman Allen, Charles E. 43-4-: 22 Crystal st, Salesman Allyn, William H. 42-43-44 56 Greenwood ave. Salesman Allyn, William W. 42-43-44 9 Myrtle ave. Supervisor Anderson, Harry E. 43-44 10 Humphrey st. Technician Anderson, J. Frank 42-43-44 1 Everett ave. Credit Mgr. Andrews, Everett W. 43-44 21 Pearl st. Supervisor Arnold, Richard T. 42-43-44 39 Strathmore rd. Salesman Avery, Parker L. 42-43-44 20 Strathmore rd. Cashier Baker, Ralph C. 42-43-44 11 Overlake rd. Salesman Barry, Bartholomew D. 42-43-44 38 Richardson ave. Tel. Worker Bartlett, Russell T. 44 23 Park st. Salesman Baum, E. Roy 44 4 Coolidge pk. Sales Engineer Bayrd. C. Orne 44 14 Crescent hi. Salesman Beers, Stanley J. 44 168 Montrose ave. Meat Cutter Bemister, Hiram B. 42-43-44 South st. Credit Mgr. Benedetto, Sabatino 44 86 Water st. Bus Driver Benwell, Harry A. 42-43-44 6 West st, Writer Bergin, John J. 42-43-44 49 Elm st. Salesman Boynton, F. Hamlin 43-44 80 Green st, Candy Maker Brackett, Raymond J. 44 46 Cordis st. Mechanic Brewer, Murray 44 1 Highland ave. Salesman Brickett, Eliott V. 42-43-44 4a Parker rd. Draftsman Brown, Elmer D. 43-44 12 Crystal st. Insurance Brown, Ernest L. 44 104 Greenwood ave. Supt. Brown, Grant W. 42-43-44 48 Cordis st. Inspector Browne, William C. 42-43-44 37 Oak st. Asst. Buyer Buckley, Raymond O. 43-44 7 Murray st. Insurance Adj. REPORT OF TOWN CLERK Name Residence Occupation Burke, Joseph B. 43-44 18 Prospect st. Superintendent Butler, Charles J. 42-43-44 196 Broadway Watchman Butler, George W. 42-43-44 11 Highland ave Fur Buyer Butler, Oscar W. 44 114 Butler ave. Shipper Callbeck, Percy H. 43-44 9 Green st. Manager Carr, Frederick R. 42-43-44 25 Coolidge pk. Bond Trader Chirone, Adelio F. 44 113 New Salem st. Mechanic Chisholm, Kenneth R. 43-44 28 Grafton st. Printer Clark, Richard F. 44 151 Prospect st. Civil Engineer Clarke, Albert F. 42-43-44 177 Oak st. Mass. State Emp. Clines, Harry J. 42-43-44 5 Crescent hi. Shipper Clough, Leslie R, 42-43-44 16 Ames st. Banker Coakley, John F. 44 314 Albion st. Retired Colcord, George W. 43-44 182 Ashland st. Insurance Supt. Cole, James 43-44 6 Chestnut st. Builder Coleman, Wesley S. 43-44 10 Crystal st. Salesman Collins, George A. 42-43-44 5 Frances ave. Bank Teller Conger, Kenneth L. 44 185 Prospect st. Contractor Connors, John 44 6 Emerson st. Salesman Cooke, Charles W. 43-44 26 Chestnut st. Chauffeur Copeland, Lewis C. 42-43-44 61 Prospect st. Shoe Worker Corcoran Dennis F. 42-43-44 90 Chestnut st. Shoe Worker Corcoran, Edward J. 44 89 Cedar st. Cost Acct. Castello, Michael 43-44 97 Cedar st. Polisher Cragin, Earl A. 44 12 Newell rd. Accountant Creedon, Jeremiah E. 42-43-44 6 Nelly st. Moulder Crosby, Charles R. 42-43-44 1 Byron st. Leather Worker Crosby, Stephen 44 6 Nichols st. Mechanic Crowe, Arthur 42-43-44 58 Madison ave. Investigator Cullen, G. Albert 42-43-44 4 Western ave. Bank Clerk Curley, Thomas L. 42-43-44 209 North ave. Laborer DeFazio, Frank 44 6 Lakeview ave. Store Mgr. Desmond, Daniel J. 43-44 154 Broadway Clerk Dill, William G. 42-43-44 18 Grafton st. Lineman Dillon, Harry E. 43-44 4 Francis ave. Salesman Dodge, Frank C. 44 11 Sheffield rd. Teller Dodge, William F. 44 136 Salem st. Inspector Doucette, Henry 43-44 6 NeUy st. Clerk Doyle, Frank W. 44 12 Cedar st. Printer Farrington, Michael 43-44 89 Gould st. Fireman Fay, George L. 44 33 Curtis st. Truck Driver Fazio, V. Richard 42-43-44 23a Armory st. Investigator Fieldhcuse, Herbert 43-44 12 Forest st. Superintendent Findlay, John 42-43-44 10 Pitman ave. Machinist Finney, Gordon 42-43-44 40 Outlook rd. B. & M. R.R. Fitz, Robert F. 42-43-44 59 Shumway cir. D. & L. S. Co. TOWN OF WAKEFIELD Name Residence Occupation Flannigan, Ralph S. 42-43-44 17 Bellevue ave. Highway Dept. Florance, Charles H. 42-43-44 18 Emerson st. Inspector Fober, Fred F. 43-44 60 Richardson st. Bookkeeper Foster, David T. 43-44 19 Forest st. Bookbinder Foster, Harry A. 44 2 Central st. Accountant Fox, Calvin C. 44 1 Hope ter. Yardman Fox, James A. 43-44 10 Fox rd. Asst. Sales Mgr. Gallinari, Louis A. 42-43-44 42 Fairmount ave. Asst. Treas. Galvin, Maurice F. 44 290 Albion st. Clerk Gardner, Lawrence R. 44 132 Chestnut st. Buyer Gibbons, Thomas J. 42-43-44 152 Broadway Laborer Gilbert, Allyn T. 43-44 9 Sheffield rd. Gen'l. Mgr. Glynn, Howard S. 43-44 17 Parker rd. Manager Graves, Elmer B. 43-44 10 Gerard st. Linoleum Layer Greany, William F. 42-43-44 3 Nelly st. Fireman Guttadauro, Michael T. 43-44 6 Overlake rd. Hairdresser Haley, George 42-43-44 21 Madison ave. Druggist Haller, Eugene 43-44 80 Outlook rd. Manager Harwood, Will A. 43-44 15 Overlake rd. Editor Hatch, Joseph B. 42-43-44 197 Broadway Painter Hatfield, Robert L. 44 736 Main st. Machinist Hawkes, John C. 44 20 Line rd. Chauffeur Henderson, James M. 44 118 Prospect st. Banker Herbolzheimer, Fred 43-44 5 Pearl st. Manager Heywood, Paul H. 42-43-44 81 Outlook rd. Bank Examiner Hickey, Walter C. 43-44 25 Gould st. Manager Holland, William F. 44 51 Cordis st. Salesman Hollett, Jabez 42-43-44 17 Gladstone st. Builder Holt, Kimball M. 43-44 34 Cedar st. Salesman Hourihan, Maurice J. 43-44 18 Lake st. Mill Worker Hunt, Horatio F. 42-43-44 78 Greenwood st.
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