Petitions - City of Somerville

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Hearings
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Thursday, December 11. 1930
Alderman Perry drew names as follows:
1. Jeremiah F. Durgin I9a Otis street Superintendent
2. Jeremiah Mulcahy 75 Colubmus ave. Laborer
3. Joseph C. Sharkey 27 Warner street R. R. man
Received a venire for the drawing of three men to serve as
traverse jurors at the Superior Court to be holden at Cambridge, the persons
so drawn to appear and attend the first session of said court on Monday, the
fifth day of January, 1931 at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Alderman Perry drew names as follows:
1. Crohane H. McGillicuddy 39 Bow street Mechanic
2. Thomas D. Johnson 105 Heath st. Meter maker
3. Claude Haynes 77 Marion st. Fish cutter
Received a venire for the drawing of three men to serve as
traverse jurors at the Superior Court to be holden at Cambridge, the persons
so 'drawn to appear and attend the second session of said court on Monday, the
fifth day of January, 1931 at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Alderman Perry drew names as follows:
1. Louis E. Zerbel 75 Hudson street Gov ! t Inspector
2. Thomas ft. Sweeney 21 Clarendon avenue Painter
3. Guy Bianchino 33 School street Chauffeur
Received a venire for the drawing of two men to serve as
traverse jurors at the Superior COurt to be holden at Cambridge, the persons
so drawn to appear and attend the third session of said court on Monday, the
fifth day of January, 1931 at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Alderman Perry drew names as follows:'
1. John E. "Whitney 3 Boston street Metal dealer
2. Raymond H. Lane 23 Jay street Motornian
The slips or ballots bearingtthe names were passed by the
alderman to the president, who verified the names and passed them to the
vice-president, who passed them to the city clerk, who also verified the
names by reading them aloud from said slips or ballots which were then duly
endorsed and returned to the jury box.
Alderman O'Connell presiding
HEARINGS.
Due notice of the hearings having been given by the city clerk
in the manner provided by law and provided by ordinance, hearings were given
for all persons desiring to be heard on petitions from,
J. I. Kimball for license for' garage 403 Highland avenue.
North Packing & Provision Co. for storage of fuel oil west end of boiler
house 37 Medford st.
A. Ventura for storage of gasoline cor. Cross st. and Artery next 143 Cross st
In the matter of the petition of A. Ventura for storage of