World War I & WW II draft registrations has him living at 41 Linden Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts and he is working as a clerk for the Boston & Maine Railroad.

1931 directory shows George T. as a clerk in the audit of revenue office of the B&M at 150 Causeway Street, living at 18 Lyons Street, the same address his oldest son gave in the 1930 census.

1934, 1938 and 1940 directories have him as a clerk for the auditor agency of the B&M at 150 Causeway Street, living at 41 Linden Street.

1948 directory shows him as a clerk, living at 41 Linden Street, Dorchester. Also shows Harry H. Worth, possibly his son.