V O L U M E 5 9 - City of Somerville

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Regular meeting of the Board of
Aldermen, City Hall, Soraerville,
Wednesday, December 29, 19^8,
S P.M. (Meeting postponed from
December 2*J>, 19*46, by order of
the Board)
The Vice-president, Alderman Brady presiding.
Aldermen Ryan, Radochla, McCarthy, Reynolds,
Staclcpole, Hall, Butler, Capuano, Whitney and President
Mallard present.
Reading of records commenced, further reading
dispensed with under a suspension of the rules and
records approved by yea and nay vote, Aldermen Ryan,
McCarthy, Reynolds, Hall, Capuano, Whitney and'Vicepresident
Brady, 7, voting in the affirmative, Aldermen
Radochia, Stackpole, Butler and President Mallard, ^,
being absent at this stage of the meeting.
JURORS
Received a venire for the drawing of five men
to serve as traverse Jurors,at the Superior Court to be
holden at Cambridge, the persons so drawn to appear and
attend at the first session of said Court on Monday, the
seventh day of February, 19^9, at 10 A.M. (Criminal business)
The box containing the names being shaken and
the slips or ballots bearing the names being mixed, Aldermen
Hall and Stackpole being designated for that
purpose, drew from the box and read aloud names as follows;
!• Albert W. Tolman, Jr. 22 Sewall Street Asst.Plater
2. Edward L. Conn 55 Albion Street Watchman
"3* Garland Powell 41 Partridge Ave. Rigger
H* Wilfred E. Nardone 22 Aldersey St. Chauffeur
5« J» Harold Quinlan 17 Monmouth St. Clerk
Received a venire for the drawing of five men
to serve as traverse jurors at the Superior Court to be
holden at Cambridge, the persons so drawn to appear and
attend at the first session of said Court, on Monday
the seventh day of February, 19^9* at 10 A.M.
lows:
Aldermen Hall and Stackpole drew names as fol-r
1. Julio P. Camacho 11 Auburn Avenue Inspector
2. John C* Patterson, Jr. W- Church Street Machinist
A. Fred Byers 64- Conwell Ave. Ticket Seller
Elmer Leo Donahue 1£ Mystic Avenue Factory
5- John R* Coombe IS Mossland Street Clerk
Received a venire for the drawing of five men
to serve as traverse Jurors at the Superior Court to b^
holden at Cambridge, the persons so drawn to appear and
attend at the second session of said Court, on Monday/
the seventh day of February, 19^9» at 10 A.M.
lows:
Aldermen Hall and Stackpole drew names as fol-
1. Harold D. Olllis 125 Pennsylvania Ave. Meat Cutter
2. Jean H. Decker 59 Tufts St. Laundry man
3. Francis Cremone 12 Autumn St. Toolmaker
ft. James A. Taranto 26 Pennsylvania Ave. Clerk
5. George A. Cabral. ^9 Perry St. Checker
The slips or ballots bearing the names were
passed by the Aldermen to the Vice-president, who verified
the names and 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.