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Article 1. Report of committee on town offices.
As a result of action taken by the town, the undersigned were appointed as a committee to consider and report on the matter of securing new town offices.
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Your committee has given this careful consideration, and sub- mits the following recommendations :-
That the town purchase the property in Norwood Square now owned by George F. Willett, at a price of $38,000, being ap- proximately $5,000 less than the amount paid by Mr. Willett, and as a part of the agreement it is understood that the hotel property will be removed within a reasonable length of time, leaving this property for a public square.
That in payment therefor, the town issue at par, notes bearing interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, and maturing in equal yearly payments over a period of twenty years.
That the house known as the Savage house be made over and used for town offices in connection with the old fire house build- ing; and that a suitable vault for the safe-keeping of the town records be installed in the premises. The estimate which we have received for fixing over the house is about $1600.00, and the approximate cost of a 10 feet by 10 feet by 8 feet vault is $700.00.
That the police headquarters be removed either to the present lockup, to be remodelled for that purpose, or to the Savage house as may be determined by a committee who shall have charge of the completion of this work.
That six portable cells be installed in the northerly side of the basement of the fire station, with a suitable partition shutting them off from the remainder of the building; and that an outside door be installed in the basement for access to the cells.
The amount of space which the town is now hiring for office purposes, including the rooms of the school department, is about 1600 square feet, of which 350 square feet is occupied by the police department. There would be available in the Savage House approximately 2200 square feet, not including a service- able basement of about 1100 square feet. It would therefore appear that for some time at least, this should take care of any demands which the town may have for office purposes.
The town is today paying rent of approximately $850 per year, and this is likely to be increased in the near future. It has been
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estimated that the income which can be obtained from the other buildings on this property would be about $1,000, making a total of $1,850 which could be credited yearly against the pur- chase price. We would therefore advise renting these buildings, at least until the time when the lease on the Joyce property expires. Notes issued over a period of twenty years would mean an annual expenditure of $1,900 on the principal, plus interest,-diminishing to about $2,000 on the last payment and making an average yearly payment of approximately $2,700. Taking into consideration the income mentioned above, less an allowance for heating and lighting, the net cost to the town would be about $1,000 a year.
Respectfully submitted, GEORGE F. WILLETT, JOHN P. OLDHAM, E. L. HUBBARD.
Under Article 1 Mr. George F. Willett reported for the com- mittee.
On motion by Mr. George F. Willett :
Voted: That the report be accepted as printed.
Under Article 1 Mr. James W. Conger reported for the com- mittee of five on 12 room schoolhouse in the Balch School dis- trict.
In his report Mr. Conger spoke feelingly on the death of Mr. Thomas A. Houllahan, a member of the committee.
On motion by Mr. James A. Halloran :
Voted: That the report of committee be accepted.
Report.
Your committee of five, appointed April 25th, to secure plans and estimates for a suitable 12 room schoolhouse, to be erected in the Balch School district, on land now owned, or to be pur-
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chased by the town is now ready, and desires to make its re- port.
Said committee consisting of Frank G. Allen, Thomas A. Houllahan, Alfred N. Ambrose, James W. Conger and John Gillooly, met at once and organized, with James W. Conger, chairman, and Alfred N. Ambrose, secretary.
Architects were invited to present plans and sketches without cost to the town, and more than a dozen reliable firms re- sponded. From that time to the present, meetings have been held almost weekly. Careful study was given to all the plans submitted and from time to time, the least desirable were elimi- nated, until but one remained. Upon this we unanimously agreed.
The plan chosen was that of Berry & Davison, architects of Boston.
They were authorized by your committee to prepare working plans and specifications.
Upon those plans and specifications bids were advertised for, to be presented not later than Nov. 29th by reputable builders, accompanied with a sufficient bond, to insure to the town a faithful completion of their contract.
When the bids were opened, they were all found too high, and, in the opinion of your committee for a larger amount than we felt warranted in asking the town to appropriate. Since then we have cut and trimmed and pruned till the architects are in despair, but we have only cut out such features as we be- lieve can well be spared without loss of utility or strength to the building. We have reduced the cost of the building more than $5000, and we believe that is the limit.
The exterior of the building will be practically the same as printed in the achievement number of the Norwood Messenger on Sept. 21.
It is fitting at this time that we pause for one minute and pay tribute to the memory of an honest man.
Thomas A. Houllahan, whom you appointed on this com- mittee, died July 13th.
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He had served the town faithfully and well, on other school- house building committees, and in various other capacities, and nearly always without compensation. His taking off was a loss to this committee and to the town.
FRANK G. ALLEN, THOMAS A. HOULLAHAN, ALFRED N. AMBROSE, JAMES W. CONGER, JOHN GILLOOLY.
Committee.
Art. 2. On motion by Mr. Frank G. Allen:
Voted: That the town build a 12-room schoolhouse of brick and concrete construction on the land owned by the town on Washington street, in the Balch School district so called at a cost not to exceed $57,000 and that the town treasurer be and hereby is authorized and directed to borrow said sum on notes of the town as follows:
Nineteen notes of $2,900 each payable one note on the 30th of December of each year of a period of 19 years beginning with the year 1913 and one note of $1,900 payable December 30, 1933 with interest payable semi-annually on the 30th days of June and December of each year at a rate not exceeding 4 1-4 per cent. per annum and that the money so raised be appro- priated to meet the expense of building said schoolhouse; and be it further
Voted: That a committee of four be appointed by the modera- tor to build said schoolhouse in accordance with this vote.
Rising vote. Yes, 103. No, 0.
Committee.
Frank G. Allen, James W. Conger, John Gillooly, Alfred N. Ambrose.
Art. 3. On motion by Mr. James A. Hartshorn.
Voted: That the sum of $150 of the unexpended balance of the
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appropriation for evening schools and the same hereby is trans- ferred and appropriated for the expenses of general government, election and registration, the same to be in addition to the sum already appropriated for said purposes.
Art. 4. On motion by Mr. James A. Hartshorn.
Voted: That the sum of $2,000 to be raised by taxation in the year 1913 and appropriated for the repairs and maintenance of highways; said sum to be in addition to the amount already appropriated for said purposes.
Art. 5. On motion by Geo. F. Willett.
Voted: That the land situated on Washington, Nahatan and Market streets and Norwood square owned by Geo. F. Willett and shown on plan submitted by the committee on town offices in its report to the town known respectively as the Odd Fellows, Folan, Hibernian and Savage lots together with the buildings on said Folan and Savage losts be purchased by the town for use for public park and office building purposes for the sum of $38,000 and that the town treasurer be and hereby is authorized and directed to borrow said sum on notes of the town as follows:
Nineteen notes of $2,000 each payable one note on the 30th of December of each year beginning with the year 1913 for the period of nineteen years with interest thereon payable semi- annually on the 30th days of June and December of each year at a rate not exceeding 4 per cent. per annum and that the money so raised be appropriated to make said purchase and be it further voted that the selectmen be and hereby are authorized to ne- gotiate with Mr. Willett to carry out this action.
Vote. Yes, 126. No, 0.
Art. 6. On motion by Mr. Geo. F. Willett. .
Voted: That the house known as Savage house be made suit- able for town offices at a cost not exceeding $1,600 and that the sum of $1,600 be borrowed to be raised by taxation in 1913 for
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said purpose and that a committee of three be appointed by the chair to carry out this work. And it was further moved and carried that the sum appropriated under Article 6 be available for the purpose until expended.
Vote, Yes, 87. No, 0.
Committee to act under Articles Six and Eight.
James A. Hartshorn, Arthur M. Partridge, Patrick J. Lydon.
Art. 7. On motion by Mr. Geo. F. Willett:
Voted: To indefinitely postpone.
Art. 8. On motion by Mr. Geo. F. Willett:
Voted: That six portable cells including those now owned, and suitable partitions and doors be installed in the basement of the fire house and that the sum of $1,500 be borrowed and to be raised by taxation in 1913 and appropriated for said purpose and that a committee of three be appointed to carry out this vote, and said appropriation shall remain available until work is completed.
Art. 9. On motion by Mr. James A. Hartshorn.
Voted: That St. James avenue, being a way leading easterly from Washington street, as laid out by the selectmen, be and hereby is accepted.
Art. 10. On motion by Mr. James A. Hartshorn:
Voted: That St. George avenue being a way extending easterly from Washington street, as laid out by the selectmen, be and hereby is accepted.
Art. 11. On motion by Mr. James E. Pendergast :
Voted: That the water mains be extended in Grant avenue, subject to the usual guarantee and that the sum of $207.05 be appropriated from the water commissioners' treasury for said purpose.
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Art. 12. On motion by Mr. James E. Pendergast :
Voted: That the water mains be extended in St. James avenue, and St. George avenue, subject to the usual guarantee and that the sum of $1,006.50 be appropriated from the water commissioners' treasury for said purpose.
Art. 13. On motion by Mr. James A. Hartshorn :
Voted: That the sum of $50 be transferred from the unex- pended balance of the appropriation for evening schools and appropriated for the maintenance of the department of sealer of weights and measures.
All the articles in the warrant having been acted upon on motion by Mr. James A. Halloran :
Voted: To dissolve.
Dissolved: 9.40.
Attest: JOHN F. KILEY, Town Clerk.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan. 1
Helen Keefe
Michael and Margaret
1
Peter Carmpizano
Joseph and Barbara
2
Barbara Rosie Joseph
Stephen and Kate
5 Carl B. Wenstrom
John and Agnes
5
Stanley Rogers Cottrell
Leon and Addie
8 Veronica Jankoski
Anthony and Jenny
8 Patrick Connolly
John and Abbie
9
Dorothy May
Joseph and Lottie
9
Delia Connolly
John and Mary
10
Alice Gustafson
Axel and Mathilda
11
Mary Veronica Flavin
James and Mary
15
George Petensky
Raphael and Lucy
15
Henry Rabinowitch
Frank and Sadie A.
16
Julia Elizabeth O'Donnell
Martin and Delia
16
Dorothy Currie
John and Ebba
17
William Aaron Tanneyhill -Jasionis
Stanley and Dominika
17 18
Joseph Obuchowicz
19 Helen Josephine Mattson
21
Joseph Francis Obeck
Constantin and Eva
22
Annie Dillon
Martin and Annie
24 24
James A. Hyatt, 3rd
27
Berutha Teresa Shergals
Michael and Rosie
29 Helen Margaret O'Leary
30
Marion Concannon
Matthew and Nellie
Richard H. and May
Harold and Adeline
John and Teckla
4 John Johnson, Jr.
5 John Ornis
5 Leon Ornis Twins
Leo and Rosie
5 Mary Norton
Coleman and Maria
9 Olney Potter Anthony, Jr.
Olney P. and Mabel H.
10 Eva Cerookas
John and Mary
11 James Rorke
William and Anna
12 -Shilowski
Joseph and Petrinnia
Nicholas and Sarah
13 Vincent Curran
James A., Jr., and Maude
31
Harriet Herzog Ritchie
Feb. 2 4 John Segard
Alfred W. and Adelaide
Constanine and Eva
Charles and Hilda
James Francis Collins
Daniel and Nora
John and Tekla
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3%
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Feb. 14
Emily Maria Groh
Geza and Annie
14
Annie G. Firth
Maynard F. and Bridget E.
14
Arthur Conrad Readel, Jr.
Arthur and Isabella
15
Morrissey
Joseph and Caroline
15
Janice Mckenzie
Kenneth and Irene M.
17
Myrtle A. Olson
Wanfred and Ida
19 Abitzowth
William and
21
Marie Odenwalder
Harry F. and Louise
21
John Ambrose O'Connor
John J. and Mary
25
Mildred Gardiner
Thomas F. and Catherine
25
Rulashevitch
Charles and Petrella
25 26
Alice Grigas
Charles and Helen
26
Taano August Lehtonen
27
-Lipsy
27
Stillborn
28
William Henry Stewes
Winthrop E. G. and Mary G.
Mar. 1 3
Joseph Francis Gulla
Samuel and Mary
3
Margaret Danahy
Cornelius and Ellen
4
Francis Martin
Joseph C. and Nora G.
5
Rosie Annie Blanchard
George and Annie
6 Eino Leino
Erland and Suoma
6 Alys V. Howarth
James and Fanny
7 Lincoln Ward Whittam
Frederick F. and Katie
9 Elvi Hildor Mattson
Albert and Hilda
9 Julie Thomas
Samuel and Mary
10 Margaret D'Espinosa
Johna and Rose John and Ellen
10 Anthony Coyne
Coleman and Delia
12 Maria Siivanen
Frank and Ina
13 Edith Wright
Charles H. and Edith
13 John Joseph Weisul
Kasimer and Frances
14 Edward Isaac
Isaac and Rudda
16 John Cullati
Peter and Jenny P.
16 -Curran
John and Sarah
August and Ida
Albert and Annie
29
Ruth Elizabeth Chadwick Ubanoviz
Wallace W. and Martha F.
Andrew and Victoria
10 Peter Walsh
10 Carsia Harbib
Michael and Annie
Francis Ruben Carlson
Francis E. and Alma E.
101
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Mar. 16
16
George Frederick Peterson Stillborn
16
Stanley Aleconawitch
Stanley and Annie
17
Hasiz Mike
Phillip and Annie
18
-Jackowis
Paul and Mary
19 19 19
Madlene Mary Schell
Henry E. and Susan V.
20
Mary Louise Monahan
Ramond F. and Sarah E.
22
Eine J. Kovow
Leander and Ina
22 22 25 25
Patrick Curran
James and Bridget
Margaret T. Mahoney
Michael and Catherine
Minnie Pazniokas
Gasparas and Yella
Robert William Nelson
William and Elsie
Hector Cormier
Simeon and Alice
Peter Glabus
Gabrus and Mary
Marie C. O'Kane
James and Ellen
Arthur Verderber
Michael and Margaret
Aulis Willie Aho
Willie and Mary
Phillips
Frand and
George F. Soucy Carlson
Arthur A. and Ida
Olaei Varpula
Aleck. and Arline
John Sostavitsky, Jr.
John and Rosie
10
Catherine E. Mckinney
Earl and Theresa
Mike
George and Helen
11 13 14
John Kowalski
Victor and Mary
Samuel P. and Annie
16 18 21 22
Faith M. Bagley
Walter S. and Alice
Sherrod C. Francis
Leroy and Carol
Eine Koivn
Leander and Aona
George A. Nybone
Frank and Ida
23 26 27 Stillborn
Alen Maninen
Otto and Sandra
28 Catherine M. Lydon
Michael and Catherine
26 30 31 31 Apr.
Catherine Josephine Costello
Michael and Helen
-Koski
Joe and Eli
Jasper and Jennet
Joseph Ambrugis
William F. and Lillias G.
1 3 5 7 7 10 10
Joseph and Alexina
Anna Freda Lappin -Dunn
James F. and Annie
102
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Name of Child
ยท Name of Parents
Apr. 28
Lillian W. Anderson
Twins
Carl and Ellen
May 3
Andrzei Zorzulok
Bazyli and Franciska
4
Charles Lindvill
John and Mary
5 Kenneth Earl
Alonza N. and Elunitta
7 Elenor Clem
Carl and Petrona
S
Ralph F. Culver, Jr.
Ralph F. and Elizabeth
10
Abraham J. Mike
Joseph and Rami Hugh and Ellen
14 Charles Henry Wright
Henry E. and Catherine
17
Bridget Dillon
Matthew and Catherine
20
Archangelo D'Challes
Sylvester and Louis
20
Marie Parquette
Joseph and Marie
21 21 21
Winifred Hession
Patrick and Mary
22
Karovella
Jacob and Theresa
23 23 23
Bolieslav Day
Joseph and Vincent
John Genosbes
Iquatius and Levosa
24
John Joseph Skelley, Jr.
John J. and Catherine G.
25
Michael O'Donnell
John and Sarah
James Ryan
Richard and Catherine
Dorothy Olive Hall
Harold D. and Sarah E. Walter and Helen
29
Peter Larouche
Joseph and Josephine
29
Mary Davis
Andrew and Eva
29
Mary Caruila
Mike and Annie
30 Runo Segard Johnson
Eric and Elsie
Adolphus Holton, Jr.
Adolphus and Lila B.
5 Violet Marjory Levy
5 Ralph Albert Strang
6 Bernard Raymond D'Entremont
Joseph and Joyce
7 Maggie Stache
8 Belajia Howard
14
John Conley
Paul and Maggie Abdallah and Jamielia Michael and Hannah
13
Catherine Nichols
Edward Flaherty
Peter and Delia
Eugene Francis Cronin
Joseph and Annie
Christopher Collins
Joseph and Sarah
25 27 29 Elizabeth Blair
June 1 4 Winifred Lucy McEleney
William F. and Annie George H. and Daisy Ralph E. and Effie A.
Alice M. Anderson
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103
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
June 14
William Peter Kelly
Peter and Mary
15
Irving Bodner
Abraham and Etta
17
Harry Charles Lebline
Harry and Sarah
17 -Marcoleistich
Dan and Annie
17 Josie Morris
Daniel and Sophie
19
Agnes Foley
John and Mary
22
Marion Agnes Murphy
James C. and Abbie V.
24 John Theall
Walter A. and Alice
26 Elizabeth Welch
John and Sarah
July
1
Maria Amanda Whalen
Frank E. and Amanda
S
Alexander Psrfinnovige
Tony and Malvenia
9
Paul Mazzachelli
Paul and Mary
9 11 11 11 13
Olson
William and Ida
Olsber
William and Eni
John William Segrefd, Jr.
John W. and Ina M . .
Edward J. Clegg
William and Kate
13 Helma Waukkaner
Herman and Hulza
14
Melwinka Pigaga
Morkas and Bengua
17 1S Nora Folan
James and Mary
Anna Donovan
Jeremiah and Annie
John Sestavickas
Jonas and Rosie
19 Helen Holm
Thomas and Nan
20 21 21
John Boltasonis
John and Alice
James R. Flaherty
Patrick and Ellen
Mary Barbara Flaherty
Michael and Kate
Mary Kady
Twins
James and Sarah
Walter and Eva
James and Nora
Godfrey and Signa
25 Arthur Francis Kelter
John J. and Margaret
25 Idala Luksis
Charles and Pertre
26 Irving Silverman
David and Bessie
26 Marie I .. DuPont
Eugene and Prudewel
30 Edmund James Shattuck, Jr.
Edmund J. and Gretchen R.
Madeline Cecil Caswell
Frank H. and Mary A.
Mary Fedes
Tony and Mary
1S 18
22 Rebecca Kady S 23 Jelena Marie Hobson 23 William Pendergast 24 Ruth Lillian Magnuson
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
July 26
John Joseph Corcoran
Jeremiah and Bridget
29
Lillias Elizabeth Cox
James S. and Lillias
21 Carl A. F. Hultin
Carl and Anna
31 Mary Jane Perry
Francis M. and Emeline
Aug. 1 Leonard Merrick
Charles and Lavinnia
1 John Zoropus
James and Ellen
2 Elleen E. Sullivan
John P. and Ellen
2 Katherine Josephine Lee
Thomas and Mary
2 Mary Byron
and Eliza
2 Annie Kadar
Steve and Etta
S Eva Elizabeth Jones
William U. and Mary A.
9 Stanley Norman Jones
Norman S. and Clara L.
10 Mary Folan
John and Nora
11 Edmund Joseph Kelly
Edmund and Annie
11 Hewvi
Jean and Elizabeth
11 Egidio De' Felelice
Angelo and Felicia
12 12 Jimmie Scpipani
Tony and Maria
13 Joseph Coran
James and Katherine
14
Alfred Frank Jones
Ulysses S. and Lora M.
16
Lilya E. Kivi
Niko and Hilda
17
Herbert H. S. Hunter
Samuel and Mary
18
Rangnan Arvio
William and Hilda
19 20 20 22 24
John Balkus
John and Julia
Helen Wiik
John and Lena
Thomas and Delia
Alise Rosilya
Fred and Anna
24 Evelyn Salter
Harold A. and Ethel
24 24
-Fredercikson
Fred and Ellen
25
-Milofski
Michael and Cecelia
Joe Visoski
Stanley and Josie Frederick L. and Cora B.
25 27 Ethel Sumner 29 Harold Erickson
Albert M. and Hulda
30 Garland
Frank and Mary S.
Sept. 1
-Scanlon
Thomas and Hilda
1 Elton C. Munson
Henry P. and Kate
Czras
Charles and Parlone
-Lentros
Pauaglios and Despenr
Thomas Tierney
Allise Rosie Vanstrom
Oscar and Annie M.
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Sept. 1
Jennie Thorn
David and Rosie
2
Catherine Bruno
Joseph and Elizabeth
2
Patrick Francis Folan
John and Katherine
2
David
Tom and Rosie
2
Garopolis
James and Ellen
3 Catherine Margeret O'Brien
John H. and Margaret A.
4 Edward Thomas Lewandowski
Andrew and Mary A.
5 Genevie Thalorbert
John and Annie
7 Nellie Pauleuko
Vladas and Antonenetta
8 Mary Mitchell
John and Mary
8 Edward C. Dyer
Michael and Martha
9 Theora Frances Cottrell
Squire B. and Theora H.
9 Mary A. Bielew
Harry and Alice
10 Richard H. Ellis
David A. and Eva
11 Dorris Blanch Plummer
Edward C. and Etherl P.
11 Richard Webster Harding
Harvard K. and Margaret
12 Nima Michael
Recab and Heline
16 Joseph H. Maloof
Kalete and Keaser
Jonas and Julia
Vladis and Julia
Steve Anusevitch
John and Victoria
Morris Hershenson
Alec and Molly
Thomas Curran
Martin and Mary
Charles Abbott Shackley
Charles and Ernestine
Dorothy W. Sanborn } Phyllis T. Sanborn -Nordstrom
Twins
Clifford B. and Marion R.
21 21
Charley Knuzhik
Bernard and Ida
22
Charlotti Vinola McFarland
Terence and Annie
22
George Albert Dupee
Albert and Ellen
Mary Agnes Abbt
Otto and Mary Albert and Rosalind
Helen Rafuse
David and Dicil
Joseph and Agnes
Guisappl and Mary
26
Bugusloy and Barbar
27
Gene Grace Anderson
Berges and Agnes
23 23 23 24 26
Margaret Whitenect Snulgas Rose Qualgia Stone
Charles and Edla
17 18 18 19 20 20
16 John Balkus Polnik
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Sept. 30
Rose Greenberg
Benjamin and Rebecca
30 Elna Lena Grnadman
John and Ida
Oct. 1 Seraphina Fioli
Dominic and Maria
1 Bartholomew King
Martin and Margaret F.
Michael and Jennie
1 Joseph Long
3 Francis George Nowak
Frank and Mary
3
Uuno Sandell
Valdemar and Selma
4 Albert Raymond Grow
Albert G. G. and Maud E.
7 John Ruskis
John and Annie
9 John Joseph Crimmins
Michael and Margaret
10 Lawrence Johnson
Adolf and Annie
11 Halvar Paul Tolander
Paul and Elna
16 Joseph Michael McKale
18 Harry agustave Knaus
Charles and Lena
22 Margurite Morrill
Leon and Florence
22 Alice Louise Thompson
Andrew and Maria
22 Danelys Visgirelas
John and Eva
22 Harrison James Golding, Jr.
Harrison J. and Emily M.
23 Uva Waldimar Sandil
Wildimar and Selma
24 James Frederick Robinson
James H. and Gertrude
24 Stanislaw Agnes Smilaius
Joseph and Agnes
Edgar E. and Pearl L.
Joseph and Josie
William J. and Catherine M.
Parval and Katie
William P. and Rosemary
John H. and Ginevra J.
Abraham and Jennie
Minot L. and Alice R.
Louis and Amelia
Arvid W. and Maria M.
12 Alice Kernal
Charles and Katherine
14 Elva Ursula Kaler
William H. and Dlva U.
14 Mable Bertha Kuld
William H. and Annie M.
14 Margaret Louise Mulvehill
15 George Thom
15 Madline Ellen Meyer
Thomas B. and Mary L. John and Mary Carl G. and Margaret
25 Paul William Springer Burr
.30 Joseph Dundals, Jr.
Nov. 1 William Barrett
2 Joseph Puzanas
2 Helen Francis Kelly
3 Mary Ann Dorris Barnes
7 Samuel Abramowitz
9 Leonard Russell Webber
9 Edward Dauksewic
10 Runo Warren William Larson
Michael and Helen
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107
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Nov. 18
-Bebil
Paul and Mary
19
Frank Solomon Metcalf
Charles I. and Jennie
19
Dorothy Jean Ambrose
Willard P. and Etta M.
20
Dorris Arlene Van Cise
Joseph and Lena
20
Ralph Sadowa
Frank and Caroline
22
Taime Maria Alto
John and Hilma
22
Syverson
Alfred and Lena
24
Aili Helena Salanen
Edward and Ida
24
Lano
William and Saima
25
Catherine Devine
Peter and Margaret
27
Robert Bullard Harkness
Arthur F. and Aimee
30
Salminen
Emil and Anna
Dec. 1
Richard Fay
John and Mary
5
Maria Wilkiesh
Michael and Veronica
5 Patrick Rich
Peter and Mary
6
Martin James Foley
Patrick and Mary
8 Mark Ryan, Jr.
Mark and Catherine
9
Robert Gifford Metters
Harold G. and Faith L.
9 14
Harold Reinhold Soderberg
Joseph and Olga
15 Helen Jennie Lewis
John F .. and Richidy
16
Henry Chaier
Fred and Mary J.
17
Albin Linde Vietze
Frank and Augusta
18
Babel
Paul and Mary
19 Helen Gertrude Sexton
Fred J. and Annie G.
19 Edward Babel
Frank and Josephine
24 Joseph Golaboski
John and Katie
24 Michael Pusateri
Tory and Mary
25 Stephen Donahoe
Michael and Mary
28
Gordon Russell Ellis
Fred R. and Celia E.
Florence Elizabeth Swanson
Carl and Naimi H.
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1912
Date
Names
Residence
No.
By Whom Married
Jan. 1
Horace W. Calder
Norwood
1
Rev. Geo. W. Owen
Grace M. Liddell
Hyde Park
1
Hyde Park
1
Lincoln E. Lewis
Nantucket
2
Rev. G. W. Nead
Cora B. Cobb
Norwood
1
Norwood
6
Joseph Smilgius Agatha Didzbalis
Norwood
1
South Boston
24
James H. Doggett
Dorchester
1
Rev. M. J. Buckley
Annie E. Waldron
Norwood
1
Norwood
28
Adolf Tulisefski
Norwood
1
Rev. Francis Jablomski
Sofia Naruszeiwicz
Norwood
1
Boston
31
Walter E. Smith
Norwood
1
Rev. A. H. Pingree Norwood
Minnie L. Mutch
Norwood
1
31
Coleman Norton
Charlestown
1
Rev. J. M. Corrigan Norwood
Feb. 4
Andrew Vancka
Norwood
1
Rev. Thomas Zillinskie
Domical Rasulevic
Norwood
1
South Boston
11
Floryan Libartinowicz
Norwood
1
Rev. Joseph Czubel Salem
11
Ludwig Polevicz
Norwood
1
Rev. Thomas Zillinskie
Amelia Zinevicz
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