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Chelmsford-1940.Pdf (13.66Mb) = ANNUAL^=^ REPORT wfr \ -IV w *Kh,v> OF THE TO CHBLMS ORD TOGETHER WITH THE REPORT OF STATE AUDIT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1040 ^ lA*^ ANNUAL Y^ REPORT OF THE TOWN OF CHELMSFORD TOGETHER WITH THE REPORT OF STATE AUDIT OR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1940 ) TOWN CLERK 1 S REPORT Officers Eleoted MODERATOR Walter Perham (Term Expires 1941) TOWN CLERK Haro Id C. Petterson (Term Expires 1942) SELECTMEN AND BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE Karl M. Perham e Term Expires 1941 Stewart MaeKay Term Expires 191*2 James A. Grant Term Expires 1943 TREASURER AND TAX COLLECTOR Harold C. Petterson (Term Expires 1941 BOARD OF ASSESSORS Warren Wright Term Expires 1941 Carl A. E. Peterson Term Expires 1942 Walter Jewett Term Expires 1943 TREE WARDEN Vincent P. Garvey (Term Expires 1941) BOARD OF HEALTH Edmund P. Welch Term Expires 19U1 Raymond H. Greenwood ••••• • Term Expires 1942 Donald C . Knapp Term Expires 1943 SCHOOL COMMITTEE John A. McAdams Term Expires 1941 Wendell P. Harvey Term Expires 19ij2 Marjorie M. Kiberd Term Expires 1943 PARK COMMISSIONERS Michael J. Welsh Term Expires 1941 Claude A. Harvey Term Expires 1942 Walter Merrill Term Expires 1943 CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS Bayard C . Dean • Term Expires 1941 William Bellwood Term Expires 1942 Arthur* W. House Term Expires 1943 TRUSTEES OF ADAMS LIBRARY Frances H. Clark (Term Expires 1941 Charles W. Henry Edward B. Russell (Term Expires 1942) Fred W. Park Miriam E. Warren (Term Expires 1943) Lottie L. Snow t SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS Fritr H. Pearson Term Expires I9I4I Royal Shawcross Term Expires 19^2 Walter Perham Term Expires 19U3 PLANNING BOARD Lester W. Ball Term Expires I9I4I Howard D. Smith Term Expires 19142 John J . Meagher Term Expires 19i£ Sidney E. Dupee Term Expires 19U2 William Bellwood Term Expires 19l£ Arnold C. Perham Term Expires 19Uu Bayard C. Dean Term Expires 191+5 CONSTABLE Vinson C. Reid (Term Expires 19^1) **************************************** **************************************** APPOINTED TOWN OFFICERS TOWN ACCOUNTANT Wi nthrop A. Parkhur s FINANCE COMMITTEE Birger Petterson Eustace B. Fiske Edward L. Monahan, Chairman Leslie Adams Sidney E. Dupee Howard D. Smith SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS Anoel E. Taylor INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS Arnold C. Perham FIRE ENGINEERS Harry Shedd ....John Kemp John Dixon REGISTRARS OF VOTERS John J . Carr • Term Expir es 19U1 Daniel E. Haley Term Expires 19/42 James F. Leahey Term Expires 19^3 Harold C. Petterson Ex-Officio TOWN COUNSEL John H. Valenti ne JANITORS OF PUBLIC HALLS Charles Greene Centre Hall , Chelmsford Helen Potter North Hall , North Chelmsford SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES AMD SPECIAL POLICE Kenneth R. Reid FOREST WARDEN Herbert M. Sturtevant SUPERINTENDENT OF INFIRMARY Sinai Simard SUPERINTENDENT OF BURIALS OF INDIGENT SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Walter Perham CHIEF OF POLICE Arthur Cooke REGULAR POLICE Winslow P. George Ralph J. Hulslander SPECIAL POLICE Allan H. Adams Leo A. Boucher Edward Miner Allan Kidder Earl Lorrey POLICE WOMAN Christina N. Simpson SPECIAL POLICE ELECTION Richard L. Monahan SPECIAL POLICE FOR SCHOOL WORK Silas Gauthier George Marinel Clark Gray. • Alva Peterson Abel Locapo. Leonard Quint in Leo Loiselle Chandler Robinson Archibald MaoAulay Percy Robinson SPECIAL POLICE-DOG OFFICERS Leo A . Boucher Edward Dryden SPECIAL POLICE FOR VARNEY PLAYGROUND Leslie Adams SPECIAL POLICE FOR TOWN INFIRMARY Sinai Simard SPECIAL POLICE FOR HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Ancel Taylor SPECIAL POLICE FOR NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE DISTRICT Morton B. Wright John Andrews MEASURERS OF SAWDUST William Batchelder Harold 0*Connell Ransome D. Grant WEIGHERS OF COAL AND COKE John J. Dunigan Edward T. Healy Sarah Dunigan Mary C. Healy Herbert Elliot Arthur V. Larkin Arthur Healy Harold D. Macdonald WEIGHERS OF HAY John J. Dunigan Edward T. Healy Sarah Dunigan Mary C. lieaiy Herbert Elliot Arthur V. Larkin Arthur Healy Harold D. Macdonald Walter Perhara MEASURERS OF LUMBER William Batchelder i Charles Egerton William Clement... Ran some Grant Richard E. Davis.., Harold O'Connell Pearl T. Durrell... Franklin W. Taylor John T. O'Connell MEASURERS OF WOOD William Batchelder . Ransome Grant Richard E. Davis.. Harold ©•Connell MEASURERS OF LOGS William Batchelder. ... • • Ransome Grant MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE William Bellwood... Michael A. O'Brien Frank A. P. Coburn, J. Ira Spaulding , . George Peterson WEIGHERS OF SAND AND GRAVEL Roy Buntel Victor Buntel James F. Dunigan WEIGHERS OF MERCHANDISE Bertrand Bean Joseph Foley Harold C. King William Bell Alcide Gladu Arthur V. Larkin William Brown Earl Gorton James Leahey John Carter Emil Haberman Harold D. Macdonald E. Clark Dixon Arthur tfealy Warren Mansur John J. Dunigan Edward T. Healy Walter Perham Sarah Dunigan Mary C. Healy Elmer Peverill James Coughlin John J. Hehir James Walker Herbert E. Elliott Elsstrom Johnson Paul Westwood Edward Whitworth WELFARE INVESTIGATOR Leonard S. MacElroy MEAT INSPECTORS Winton C. Gale, Roy Paignon, Asst, AGENT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Christina N. Simpson SCHOOL NURSE Christina N. Simpson k MILK INSPECTOR Melvin Masters rjr mrfl "", ^~ " rVfi TV* PI 1 Charles Midwcod Walter Jewett, Substitute TOWN FOREST COMMITTEE Edward B. Russell Luther Faulkner Arthur M. Batchelder BOARD OF HEALTH PHYSICIANS Dr. George E. Carrie! Dr. Arthur G. Scoboria MOTH SUPERINTENDENT Vincent P. Garvey ZONING APPEAL EOARD James F. Dunigan. Donald A. Dunsford, Richard T. Boyd ELECTION OFFICERS Precinct One Precinct Two Chelmsford Centre North Chelmsford Peter McHugh, Warden George E. Welch, Warden LaForest Fields, Cleric Kathleen Audoin, Clerk Walter L. Ferguson, Dep . Warden Ruth Conlon, Dep. Warden Eva McMaster, Dep. Clerk Edna Ballinger, Dep. Clerk Polly L. Clough, Inspector Margaret B. L. Yoemans, Insp. George J. Rondeau, Inspector Harriet Buchanan, Inspector Esther Beardsley, Inspector Laura Shugrue, Inspector Peter M. Harrington, Inspector Gertrude Fallon, Inspector Precinct Three Precinct Four West Chelmsford East Chelmsford Fred W. Edwards, Warden Charles Finnick, Warden Catherine Riney, Clerk Birger Petterson, Clerk Rita Anderson, Dep. Clerk Jennie L. Kelly, Dep. Warden Rose Doherty, Inspector Lydia Barris, Dep. Clerk Hiram Richardson, Inspector Lillian Fielding, Inspector George A. McNulty, Inspector Precinct Five Precinct Six South Chelmsford Westlands George L. Waite, Warden Lawrence Marage, Warden Everett D. Lyons, Clerk Eleanor Parker, Clerk Caroline Wright, Dec Clerk Henrietta L. Conaton, Dep. Warden Ethel Wright, Inspector Florrie Walton, Dep. Clerk Louise Evans, Inspector Orrin Henderson, Inspector **************************************** VITAL STATISTICS For the Year Ending December 31, 19U0 Attention is called to the following vital statistics. It is important that 5 these records shall be correct. If any errors are discovered, the Town Clerk will deem it a favor to have them reported at once so that corrections may be made. As required by Chapter 16, Section 15, General Laws of Massachusetts, notice is hereby given that the Town Clerk will furnish blanks for returns of births to parents, householders, physicians and registered hospital officers applying there- for. BIRTHS RECORDED Date I9I1O Name Parents Jan. 2. Donald Harvey Nelson Arvid and Rella (Matheson) 3. Barbara Elisabeth Boumil Andrew P. and Mary A. (Malysko) k. Still Born 5. Kenneth Hurrell Louis F. and Ramona D. (Nourie) 15. Ralph Byam Nickerson George and Viola(Byam) 17. Patricia Joan Rafferty George and Irene (Cantin) 20. Christine LeMasurier Joseph and Gladys (Smith) 30. Bradley Delano Nichols Daniel and Irene (Boswick) Feb. 1. Bonnie Mae Piper Rodger Piper and Bertha (Wright) 7. Sandra Arlene Ricoiardi Paul and Lillian (Greene) 21. Edward Warren Lemay Allston W. and Phyllis B. (Andrews) 21. Joyce Reddy Daniel W. and Irma (Coburn) 21. Janet Reddy Daniel W. and Irma (Coburn) 22. C^olyn Louise Smith Donald and Harriet (Pevey) 2I4.. Wright. Fred and Jeanette (Descoteau) 24. Janet Lombard Carleton J. and Ella M. (Patton) 28. Debra Thompson Wright Donald Wright and Olive (Swanson) 28. Janet Mary Connor William Connor and Yvonne (Ayotte) Mar. 3» Anne Kennedy Joseph R. and Mary J. (Fralick) 15. James Dennis Harrington James Harrington and Louise (Graham) 19. Joseph Charles Ocskowski. Charles and Helen (Beben) 19. Margaret Heath Paige Howard E. and Geraldine (Maloon) 22. Robert Horton Spurr Albert H. Spurr and Althea C.(Whittier) 25. Diana Ruth Blondin Rudolph and Helen(Majeyski) 25. Anne Elizabeth Cassidy David T. and Anne M. (Binns) 26. Leonard Doherty Leonard and Margaret (Hartigan) 27. Shelya Theresa Finnegan Paul Finnegan and Mary (Angel) Apr. 1+. Richard Harmon MoDonough Raymond P. and Isabelle L. (Harmon) 4. Carol Ann Henderson Orrin and Lucy (Beaulieu) 5. Sandra Norman Card Charles N. and Arline R. (Constant) 6. Allan Dawson Davidson, Jr Allan D. and Ruth I. (Wotton) 7. Drew Harvey J. and Julia (Mikulas) 13. Valerie Grace Courchaine Fred F. L. and Diana (Labbe) 18. Frederick Angelo Gleason Frederick W. and Eva (Greska) 23. Raymond Desmaris Raymond J. and Germaine (Gauthier) 26. Eliiabeth Anne Simpson Charles and Olive F. (Frost) May 1. Ella Lee Brown Amasa and Marguerite (Hannaford) 12. Donald Bancroft Hewins Gilbert M. and Harriet F. (Flemings) 13. Jane Marie Abbott John Abbott Jr. and Elinor (Trask) 18. William Thomas Hayes Edward F. and Dorice M. (May) 21. George William Rousseau Jean J. and Dorothy M. (Leonard) 21. Brenda Bliss Talty Robert P. and Evelyn B. (Bliss) 27. Joan Marie Molleur Vernon E. and Margaret (Frey) 28. Bruce Baron Edward and Ethel J. (Clough) 6 June 3* Barbara Louise Perkins Albert C. and Mabel E. (Shaughnessy) 111. Hart Daniel J. and Mary (Boyce) 15. Bernard Walter McGovern Bernard F. and Mildred I. (Lavin) 15. Marilyn Geraldine Gladu Alcide and Nora (Callahan) July 2. Cecelia Louise Lorraine Cedric A. and Cecelia (Moquin) 6. Barbara Katherine Brooks James T. and Mary J. (Gargan) 7* Jenkins Charles and Mary (Woshida) 13. Judith Ellen Shedd Harry L. Jr. and Harriet H. (Wilson) II4. Elitabeth Ann Bell Robert D. and Regina (Borcdowska) 20. Beverly Mae Cox William A. and Frances (Guyer) 22. Donald Wayne Manseau Wilfred 0. and Madeline M.(McCormack) 28. Robert Chester Aubrey Chester S. and Helen (Christoun) 29. Carol Esther Gray Carl M.
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