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Voted: By taxation the following amounts:
General Government Incidentals $ 400.00
Maintenance of Municipal Office Building. 300.00
Police Department Incidentals. 500.00
Fire Department Incidentals.
1,700.00
Fire Alarm System Maintenance
300.00
Sewer Construction.
1,500.00
Construction of Main Drains
700.00
Printing and Distribution of Town Reports.
222.25
Public Welfare, including aid for Dependent Mothers
5,000.00
further voted that for Public Welfare, including aid for dependent mothers the sum of $5,000 be appropriated from surplus in the Excess and Deficiency Account, and be it further voted that there be appropriated from receipts of Electric Light Department for Maintenance and Operation and Repairs in said department the sum of $4,500.
Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to accept the provisions of Section 44 of Chap. 32 relating to municipal pensions for school janitors (on petition of School Committee).
Voted: To accept.
Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the abandonment of certain easements for drainage purposes in land of the Deacons of the First Baptist Church of Norwood and that the Selectmen shall declare said easements to be abandoned, or take any other action in the matter.
Voted: To so authorize the abandonment of certain easement for drain- .age purposes in land of the Deacons of the First Baptist Church of Nor- wood, which easement was secured by the Town of Dedham by instrument under date of September 21, 1861, and recorded in the Norfolk Registry of Deeds, Book 302, Page 58.
Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $117.49 to meet an overdraft in the appropriation for the widening of Washington Street, or take any other action in the matter.
Voted: By taxation the sum of $117.49.
Voted: That this meeting be dissolved.
Attest: JAMES E. PENDERGAST, Town Clerk and Accountant
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING September 24, 1931
On a Warrant duly issued by the Selectmen and dated September 16, 1931, and signed by Harold W. Baker, Arthur J. Forrest and Herbert A.
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Baker, Selectmen of Norwood, the proper service of which Warrant was duly attested by Joseph T. Flood, Constable of Norwood.
All of the requirements of the Statutes and By-Laws relating to Town Meeting having been complied with, the meeting was called to order by the Moderator, James A. Halloran, the articles contained in this Warrant and the action thereunder being as follows:
Article 1. To determine by written ballot the preference of the voters of Norwood for the site of the proposed Federal Post Office Building in said Norwood. (Petition of Herbert M. Plimpton and others.)
Voted: That the preference of the voters of Norwood for the site of the proposed Federal Post Office Building in Norwood be determined by written ballot in the form and manner voted by this meeting. On voice vote this motion was declared carried.
The following motion was submitted by Herbert A. Baker, which motion was duly seconded, VOTED: That the written ballot to express the prefer- ence of the voters for the site of the proposed Federal Post Office Building in Norwood be in the following form, namely,
Voted: That the Selectmen be instructed to inform the appropriate officials of the Government of the United States that the preference of the voters of Norwood for the site of the proposed Federal Post Office Building is: (Indicate choice by x.)
Everett School Let, southerly of Central Street 1
Washington Street Lot, adjoining Town Hall I
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and that such ballots be cast at an adjournment of this meeting to be held at the State Armory Building on Nahatan Street on Friday, October 2, A. D. 1931 at six forty-five o'clock in the forenoon in such manner as to conform as near as may be to the provisions of law relative to the conduct of elections by ballot for Town officers and for such purpose the polls shall be open at seven o'clock in the forenoon on said October 2, 1931, and shall remain open until seven o'clock in the afternoon when they shall be closed, and be it further VOTED, that the Town Clerk and Accountant as Town Clerk be and hereby is authorized and directed to prepare and pro- vide for use at said adjournment of this meeting written ballots in said form and to make all other necessary arrangements and to take such further action as to permit said ballot to be taken as herein provided.
An amendment was offered by George F. Willett, seconded by Hugo B. C. Riemer that a provision be made for second choice. This amend- ment was not carried.
The original motion as submitted by Herbert A. Baker was then taken up for action and voted upon and was declared carried.
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen
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to sell to the United States, for the sum of $22,000.00 the "Everett School Lot" so-called, containing approximately 29,700 square feet, as a site for a United States Post Office Building. (Petition of Herbert M. Plimpton and others.)
Under Article 2, Herbert A. Baker stated that in as much as this Article was inserted in the Warrant in order that this meeting might be a legal meeting, and that the subject matter of the Article had been acted upon at a previous meeting and moved that consideration and action be in- definitely postponed. This motion was duly secondcd and declared carried.
A motion was offered by James M. Folan that an informal count of the voters present at this meeting be taken.
Moderator Halloran named Russell W. Williams, George F. Willett and Herbert A. Baker as Tellers to count the voters present. The Tellers returned a count of seven hundred fifty-six (756).
Voted: That this meeting adjourn to meet en Friday, October 2, 1931.
Attest: JAMES E. PENDERGAST, Town Clerk and Accountant
ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING
Adjourned Town Meeting of September 24, 1931 to Friday, October 2, 1931.
On a notice duly attested by Town Clerk and Accountant, the following motion of the Special Town Meeting of September 24, 1931, was acted upon :
Motion under Article 1.
Voted: That the written ballot express the preference of the voters for the site of the proposed Federal Post Office Building in Norwood be in the following form, namely,
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Voted: That the Selectmen be instructed to inform the appropriate officials of the Government of the United States that the preference of the voters of Norwood for the site of the proposed Federal Post Office Building is: (Indicate choice by x).
Everett School Lot, southerly of Central Street 1
Washington Street Lot, adjoining Town Hall 1
and that such ballots be cast at an adjournment of this meeting to be held at the State Armory on Nahatan Street on Friday, October 2, A. D. 1931 at six forty-five o'clock in the forenoon in such manner as to conform as near as may be to the provisions of law relative to the conduct of elec-
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tions by ballot for Town officers and for such purpose the polls shall be open at seven o'clock in the forenoon on said October 2, 1931, and shall remain open until seven o'clock in the afternoon when they shall be closed, and be it further VOTED, that the Town Clerk and Accountant as Town Clerk be and hereby is authorized and directed to prepare and provide for use at said adjournment of this meeting written ballots in said form and to make all other necessary arrangements and to take such further action as to permit said ballot to be taken as herein provided,
Voted:
Everett School Lot, southerly of Central Strect, Two Thousand Fifty-four (2,054).
Washington Street Lot, adjoining Town Hall, One Hundred forty-five, (145). Scattering, Ten (10).
Blanks, Seventeen (17). '
Voted: That this meeting be dissolved.
Attest: JAMES E. PENDERGAST, Town Clerk and Accountant
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
November 6, 1931
On a Warrant duly issued by the Selectmen and dated October 27, 1931, and signed by Harold W. Baker, Arthur J. Forrest and Herbert A. Baker, Selectmen of Norwood, the proper service of which Warrant was duly attested by Charles R. Donnell, Constable of Norwood.
All of the requirements of the Statutes and By-Laws relating to Town Meetings having been complied with, the meeting was called to order by the Moderator James A. Halloran, the articles contained in this Warrant and the action thereunder being as follows:
Article 1. To see what further sums of money the Town will vote to appropriate from any available revenue for the following purposes, the same to be in addition to the amounts heretofore appropriated for said purposes for the current financial year, namely :
(a) General Government Incidentals, (b) Maintenance of Municipal Office Building, (c) Police Department Salaries, (d) Police Department Incidentals, (e) Fire Department Salaries, (f) Maintenance and Opera- tion of Highways, (g) Highway Construction, (h) Snow and Ice Removal, (i) Public Welfare, (j) Maintenance and Operation of Municipal Electric Light Department, (k) Improvement of Highland View Cemetery, (1) Maintenance of Public Playgrounds.
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Voted: That there be appropriated from Excess and Deficiency Surplus the following as set forth:
(a) General Government Incidentals $ 580.00
(b) Maintenance of Municipal Office Building 400.00
(c) Police Department Salaries 600.00
(d) Police Department Incidentals 2,300.00
(e) Fire Department Salarics 450.00
(f) Maintenance and Operation of Highways
2,000.00
(g) Highway Construction.
1,500.00
(h) Snow and Ice Removal
(¿) Public Welfare. 2,500.00
3,000.00
(j) Maintenance and Operation of Municipal Electric Light Department. 10,000.00
(k) Improvement of Highland Vicw Cemetery 2,000.00
(l) Maintenance of Public Playgrounds. 150.00
Article 2. To see what sum the Town will vote to raise or borrow and appropriate for construction of sewers, or take any other action in the matter.
Voted: By borrowing the sum of $2,600.00.
Article 3. To see what sum the Town will vote to raise or borrow and appropriate for the extension of water mains.
Voted: By borrowing the sum of $3,000.00.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to accept under the provisions of law relating to the assessment of betterments as a Town Way, an ex- tension of Garfield Avenue from Hill Street to the existing Garfield Avenue, as laid out by the Selectmen, and to raise or borrow and appropriate a sum of money to meet the expense of the cost of construction of said Town Way including land damages, so accepted, or take any other action in the matter.
Voted: To so accept, and that the Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes be authorized to borrow the sum of $4,150.00 to meet the cost of land damages and of the original construction of said way.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to accept under the provisions of law relating to the assessment of betterments as a Town Way, an ex- tension of Garfield Avenue between Adams Street and Monroe Street, to be known as Garfield Avenue, as laid out by the Selectmen, and raise or borrow and appropriate a sum of money to meet the expense of the cost of construction including land damages of said Town Way so accepted, or take any other action in the matter.
Voted: To so accept, and that the Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes be authorized to borrow the sum of $350.00 to meet the expense of land damages.
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Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to take by eminent domain the necessary easements for sewer and water purposes in lands involved in a proposed extension of Highland Street and to provide that the money necessary to meet the expense of the taking of said easement be made available from funds appropriated under Articles II and III of this Warrant, or take any other action in the matter. Voted: To so do.
Voted: That this meeting be dissolved.
Attest: JAMES E. PENDERGAST, Town Clerk and Accountant
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VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1931
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan. 2 Robert James Ryder
2 Harriet Marie Johnson
Carl R. and Ragnhild S.
2 Stillborn
5 Elise Carver
Frank W. and Edith
7 Henry Albert Johnson
Henry and Eunice
7 Michael Puopolo
Eupolio and Angelina
8 Anna Louise Lydon
Joseph and Delia
8 Stillborn
9 Olga Isabel Zaruba
Andrew and Olga
Harold G. and Eleanor K.
Frank and Sadie
Joseph and Lena
Samuel E. and Alice
Hugh E. and Mabel C.
Alfred V. and Alice
Santo and Sara
Russell H. and Anna M.
Lewis F. and Mary M.
George L. and Margaret L.
Basil G. and Edna J.
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14 Gerald Daniel Cody
14 Alice Esper
15 Martin Joseph Foley
17 Dolores Mae Crowley
17 John Richard Mulvehill
18 Carl Frederick Manson, Jr.
18 Mary Colby Williamson
19 Alfred Bernard Chaplin
20 Margory Ann Lamore 20 Harry Franeis Olson
21 Justine Agnes Rogers
21 Lorraine Helene Homer
21 Raphael Puopulo
23 Grace Margaret Johnson
Thomas and Agnes
Deeb and Milly
Michael and Mary
George F. and Olive V.
John and Margaret
Carl F. and Alice Robert W. and Margaret C.
John A. and Anna T.
George J. and Margaret L.
Carl E. F. and Esther W.
Arthur L. and Agnes C.
Joseph and Helen
Rocco and Mary
Arthur F. and Jean H.
9 Myrtle Eleanor Richards
9 James Richard Buckley
9 Joan Collins
10 Lois Norma Patterson
10 Edward Burton Davison
11 James Franklin Lawrenee
12 Alphonso Mario Domico
13 Russell Franeis Bent
13 Helen Evelyn Downey
13 Irene Giovanna Cortese
13 Sally Ann Field
Thomas J., Jr. and Helen I.
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1931
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan. 25 Constance Whitney Towne
25 Donald Leon Johnson
Leon H. and Elsie
26 Margaret Mary Durkin
Thomas and Margaret
27 Annie Rhoda Hutchinson
Herman L. and Madolyn M.
27 Willard Raymond Jonah
Willard R. and Althea M.
27 Ronald Elwin Boyden
Elwin C. and Mary A.
29 Floranee Mariam Masce
Michael and Genevieve
29 Marilyn Irene Cormier
Edmund and Lucienne
29 Stanley Grasso
Frank and Helen
30 Dorothy Jean Moss
Charles and Edna
31 Kazimierz K. Jurgelewicz
31 Donald Leonard Ross
Robert and Alena
Feb. 1 William Duncan Gordon
2 John Francis O'Connor
3 Earle James Legge
6 Richard Arthur Shufeldt
Clinton and Edith
7 Stillborn
Harry W. and Loretta
Arthur and Victoria
Henry J. and Mary A.
Henry J. and Mary A.
Charles E. and Mary
Peter and Dorothy
10 12 Harold Robert Prager
14 Peter Joseph Connolly
14 Mary Virginia Hood
16 Marjorie Louise Letteney
16 David Ralph Webster
16 Ann Marie Folan
17 Agostino Fabiani
18 Frank Paonessa
18 21 Theodore William Bigelow
22 Daniel Annibele Nuzzo
22 Jane Marie Buekley
23 Helen Mondor
24 Gail Thornell Schuster
25 . Richard Ormsby Tolman 26 Alan Carl Deveau
Mar. 1 Robert William Walker
1 Jean Evelyn Snell 2 Mildred Anne Hall
Joseph and Ida Patrick and Margaret
John R. and Grace
Frank G. and Esther M.
Ralph and Ruth
Peter and Nora
Guido and Elizabeth Tony and Mary
Nathaniel F., Jr. and Dorothy
Daniel and Rose
Frederiek J. and Anna I.
Edward and Marie
Ernest P. and May
Roy and Aliee Urban and Laura
Joseph and Theresa Merle R. and Muriel
Alfred P. and Anne
William M. and Jean
John and Aliee
Byron I. and Ivy
7 Harriet Ann Cornell 8 Paul Victor Johnson
8 Thomas Anthony Ducey (T)
S Henry James Dueey, Jr. (T)
S Barbara Anne Dowd
8 Jean Ruth King
Merrill C. and Mildred
Kazimier and Mary
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1931
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Mar. 2 Joseph Francis Keenan
4 Stanley Allen Hiller
5 Robert J. O'Brien
James A. and Julia E.
5 Helen Eugenia Seastrand
John C. and Helen
6 Marion Franres Barton
William and Ellen
7 Donald Earle Pike
9 George Albert Smith
10 Eleanor Gladys Johnson
10 Marian Joan Williams
Martin and Elizabeth
10 Ethel Jane Anderson
10 Nancy Geneveive Lynch
August and Jane Joseph R. and Elizabetlı
11 Everett Ellsworth Roundy, Jr.
11 Marilyn Ruth Saumsiegle
Earl A. and Marguerite R.
Herman J. and Marion A.
Samuel W., Jr. and Dorris E.
12 Sara Beatrice Mackie
Clifford C. and Franees E.
14 Nancy Gordon Larcom
Gordon D. and Marjorie
14 William Earl Brauer
William A. C. and Anne
17 Elizabeth Morton Hersey
18 Shirley May Wisc
Arthur and Ethel
20 Naney Jean Armstrong
Arthur H. and Isabel M.
20 Patricia Ann Martin
Thomas and Josephine
21 Lillian Cecelia Nyberg
21 Edward Patrick Foley
22 Charlotte Helen Crestin
Samuel and Esther
22 Donata Puopolo
Angelo and Camille
23 Jean Paulovitch
23 Robert Edward Gardner
24 Henry Karol Statkiewicz
Anthony and Antoinette
Raymond J. and Isabel F.
Paul and Anna L.
Walter and Evelyn
Eugene L. and Mary
25 Blanchard Dominick Warren, Jr. Blanchard D. and Dorothy G.
28 Rosemary Coughlin
29 Mary Elizabeth Murphy
30 Oakes
30 Simpson
George C. and Florence R.
Emory and Agnes
April 2
George Sehuller McGeachy
Haralambos G. and Aspasia P. Peter and Catherine
Norman B. and Hildur M.
24 Robert Rourke
24 Marie Ida Sansone
24 Pauline Evelyn Reynolds
25 Eugene Stanley Kelliher
Michael J. and Cecilia V. William F. and Mary E.
Ernest and Charlotte
31 Paulena Evelyn Haskins
Chester F. and Mary
Edward and Ruth
Donald H. and Edith M.
George W. and Adele
Carl and Gladys
Everett E. and Elizabeth
11 Marion Nowell Feaver
11 Carolyn Foss Collins
Henry D. and Madalcne E.
Charles G. and Ebba
Bartley and Bridget
22 Efthemia Cakounis
James and Annie
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1931
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
April 2 Stillborn
4 Stillborn
4 Robert William Sainsbury
Sylvester and Ruth
Ronald and Ethel
John and Helen
Charles and Alice
Alfred and Marion
11 Joseph Thomas Goggin
John and Mary
12 Arthur R. Martin
Frederick and Mary
Carl A. and Gladys
13 Barbara Ann Curtis
Perry E. and Mary A. J.
14 Richard Randall Chandler
Robert G. and Gladys
14 Jerry LaSavia
14 Paul Michacl Sodano
14 Edwin Harkins Campbell
15 John Edmund Raeder
15 Ella Marie Ryan
16 Robert Francis Buckman
16 Rangnar John Idman
16 Nancy Jane Laverick
16 Donald Emery Wallace
17 Paul Lamminen
17 Richard Larkin
Albert and Agnes M.
Richard and Nita
Horace and Frances L.
Michael J. and Lillian V.
Joseph and Helen
Alexander and Doris
23 23 Stephen Novick
24 Frances Carroll Ginley
24 Gretchen Priscilla Balouf
25 John Brooks Stressenger
27 Joan Gibson
27 Stillborn
27 Thomas Francis Walker
28 George Lawrence Lamb, Jr.
29 James Joseph Howlett, Jr.
29 Joyce Winifred DuMore 29 Lawren Rice Frank 29 Mary Carroll
· Tony and Fannie Guido and Doris George F., Jr. and Gertrude T.
John E. and Margaret Harry and Anna
Herbert and Rena John and Anna William and Alice
George L. and Louise
Onni and Evi
17 Philip Earle Hollister
20 Joan Frances Ham lin
21 Shirley Lillian Cronin
21 Joseph Ambrozkiewcz
21 Sherley Ann Lyra
Alexander and Bernice John A. and Eileen Arthur R. and Mary G. John B. and Barbara Charles and Alice
William J. and Rose A.
· George L. and Thercsa James J. and Catherine Myron and Winifred Ellsworth H. and Blanche Francis M. and Irene
6 Nellie Jcanette Greene
7 Margaret Keating
8 Jennett Frances Willett
10 Arthur William Wood
13 Carl Alfred Klinzman
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1931
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
April 30 Kay Bullard
30 Marjorie Ellen French
30 Fay Lois Parker
Theodore and Doris
May 1
Helen Virginia Wright
Roland G., Jr. and Martha
George K. and Gertrude
2 Irene Josephine Cochrane
Raymond W. and Johanna J.
3 Jane Marie Collins
John and Margaret
4 Marie Rita Lorraine Paquin
Harvey and Alice M. R.
5 Lillian Mary Sadoskis
Joseph and Lillian M.
9 Constance Ann Stevens
Earle and Carolyn
9 Doris May Bunney
James E. and Doris
9 Stasia Grace Miecko
Andrew and Grace
11 Doris Anne Lewis (T).
Charles and Adelaide
11 Dona Mae Lewis (T)
11 Mary Anne Giardino
12 Margaret Rockwood
Walter C. and Mildred
12 Kenneth Lloyd Smith
Lloyd R. and Marjorie
13 Barbara Jane Connolly
14 Janet Louise Murphy
Edmund F. and Mary
14 Emerson Francis Haslam, Jr.
Emerson F. and Charlotte D.
15 Lee Boardman Thackwray
Charles W. and Marjorie
15 Mildred Afholderbach
Walter and Margaret
Robert and Louise
16 Marilyn Beal
Walter F. and Geneva W.
16 Charles Paine Woodward, Jr.
17 John Joseph Flaherty
17 Marjorie Elaine Harris
17 Mary Patricia O'Malley
17 Phyllis Caroline Schreiter
Walter E. and Mildred L.
19 Stillborn
19 Edmund Louis Deltano
Edward and Charlotte
Domenico and Antonetta
Patrick J. and Eileen
Walter and Marguerite
Helge and Mary George and Margaret
Harry and Helen
Joseph and Bartaca
Gerard A. and Mary C.
Thomas L. and Emily
24 Donald Lewis Hughes
Edward A. and Ruth L.
Donald E. and Ernestine H.
19 Antonio DelGrosso
20 Lois Fulton
20 Pauline Frances Wilbur
20 Mary Elizabeth Ostrom
21 Evelyn Mary Sullivan
21 Alfred Emmanuel Butters
21 Rudolf Nadille
24 Joan Marie Cochrane
Charles and Adelaide
Dominic and Domenica
12 Francis William Smith
James C. and Mary H. Walter J. and Elsie
16 Mary Irene Mather
Charles P. and Catherine M. Peter and Mary
Warren C. and Laura
Thomas M. and Bridget
1 Charles Kingsbury Fisher
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1931
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
May 24 Roger Byron Neilson
24 Richard Eugene Cooper
George and Hazel
28 John Davis Guy
John R. and Mary
29 Lorraine Comey
Louis E. and Ruth
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29 Erice Reinhold Pearson
Reinhold and Anna
29 Roberta May Bennett
John W. and Harriet
30 Claire Marion Giampietro
Santine and Mildred
31 Winslow Edson Cushman
Daniel F. and Marguerite
June 2 Joan Harriet Fisher
Frederick L., Jr. and Anne
3 Michael Joseph Porazza
Carmen and Annie Louis and Olga
3 Michael Louis Georges 3 4 Philip Harold Barrett, Jr.
Phillip and Nora Hallie and Stella
John F. and Margaret
Horace E. and Julia
5 Richard Herbert Noonan
Joseph E. and Mary V.
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Robert Charles Duncan
Arthur J., Jr. and Thelma P.
8 Lewis James Fallon, Jr. (
8 Claire Ann Thompson
S Kenneth Allen Halstead
10 Mary Helen Ward
11 Lois Canney
12 Sally Assim
13 Patricia May O'Toole
15 Philip Harry Schoener
19 Audrey Lee Foster
19 Stillborn
21 William Albert Cormier
William A. and Irene M. Andrew H. and Catherine
21 Andrew Henry Boschen
21 Francis J. Keady
Patrick and Anna
22 Martin Joseph Kane
22 Eugene Alan Nahm, Jr.
22 Herbert Hollis Foss, Jr.
22 Theresa Pauline Ratto
22 Edward Richard Wasiliauskas
23 Eugene Richard Lorenzetti
23 Juliet Frances Creeden John and Julia A. 24 Charlotte Scott Mason Alden William E. and Pearl G. Simon and Annie
26 Ebben Razalevich
William and Alice G. Frank K. and Alice M.
William F. and Helen M.
Herbert E. and Jennie
Essa and Malbina
James J. and Doris E.
Emil and Anne Frank and Stella
Martin and Barbara M.
Eugene A. and Emma M. Herbert H. and Lena John and Mary Stanley and Mildred Victor and Malvina
Lewis J. and Ella B.
4 Edmund Robert Baker
5 James Lawrence Lynch
5 William Edgar Cornish
David M. and Dorothy L.
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1931
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
June 26 William Andrew Curran
Peter and Barbara
29 Richard James Sprague
'Richard G. and Jessie
29 Joan Bouchard
Nelson and Diana
29 Eugene William Hough
Orvil L. and Marion
30 Verna Maé Crowell
Frank W. and Etta F.
30 William Flood
Thomas F. and Alice
July
1 Efstathia E. Sideropoulos
Efthimos and Sophie
1 Barbara Anne Ostrom
Evan and Marie
2 Carolyn Doe
Robert H. and Dorothy
2 Leo Joseph Bell
Daniel F. and Mary M.
3 Ann Caroline Farren
John A., Jr. and Grace
4 Charlotte Frances Welch
Charles F. and Frances
4 Robert Flaherty
Thomas M. and Mary
4 David Flood
Harold A. and Ellen
6 Clifford Harland White
Harland and Mary
7 Eunice Evangeline Taylor
Amos L. and Ruth
8 Philip Joseph Danahy
Francis L. and Mary C.
9 Antoinette Pinicchio
Frank and Frances
9 George Michael Cofsky
George and Beatrice
10 Olin Peter Cleveland
Olin E. and Rose E.
10 Robert Edward Chute
13 Jacquelyn Hennessey Ross
13 Robert William Magnuson
Carl W. and Helene
14 Jenny Frances Pieczonka
Leon and Lena
16 Nancy Eleanor Eklund
Oscar and Elna
Russel W. and Mabel M.
Anthony and Rosie
Joseph and Lillian
Walter and Esther
Earl J. and Hazel
Francis and Marion
Edward and Marcellina E.
Walter F. and Dorothy
Leslie J. and Margaret I.
26 Claire McEnaney
26 John Henry Duquette
27 Raymond Arthur McKenna
27 Jean Marie Flynn
27 Robert Thomas Everson
29 Hugh Joseph Mclaughlin
31 Blanche Yvonne Danahy
Francis X. and Helen
George and Margaret Arthur A. and Dorothy E.
Daniel J. and Catherine
Walter F. and Mary A.
Hugh J. and Jean
Joseph P. and Blanche Y.
20 Anna Ippoliti
22 Jenevive Tomm
22 Patricia Jean Cyr
23 Earl Johnston Weir
23 Charles William McCarthy
23 Edward Lukaszewicz
25 Walter Frederick Abel, Jr.
25 Joseph Richardson
Harry and Lenore
Arthur S. and Harriet A.
16 William Donald Cronk
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1931
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Aug. 1 John Gerard Hickey, Jr.
John G. and Helen L.
1 Louis Arthur White
Louis and Elizabeth
1 Jane Ann Sullivan
Daniel J. and Mary E.
3 James Galvin
Daniel J. and Catherine T.
4 Rita Agnes Devine
Joseph V. and Mary
5 John Patrick Healy
John and Edith
5 Joseph Kavall
John J. and Annie E.
5 Norma Leard
Winford J. and Cora N.
8 David Dennis Theall
David and Viola
8 Charles Edward Bell, Jr.
Charles E. and Annie I ..
9 Julian Borowko
Julian and Anna
9 George Carleton Bergman
John and Selma
9 David Emerson Smith
Hubert and Fannie
Clinton F. and Mary
10 Shirlie Ann Cook
George W. and Shirlie
10 Allan Thomas Garner
Thomas C. and Florence E.
11 Harriett Ann Swett
Warren J. and Alice M.
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