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Article 1. To hear and act on the report of the Town Planning Board together with its recommendations with reference to an amendment to Section 11 of the existing Zoning By-Law.
Voted: That Articles 1 and 2 be taken up together for consideration and action thereon.
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to amend Section 11 of the existing Zoning By-Law by adding at the end thereof the following sub- division namely:
(c) No part of any building designed, intended, arranged, or used for residence purposes shall be constructed, altered, extended, reconstructed, raised or moved so as to be nearer than ten feet to the line of any adjoining lot, or nearer than twenty feet to any building used for residence purposes on the same lot or nearer than ten feet to any part of any other building located on the same lot, except that part of a residence used as a private garage may not be nearer than five feet to the line of any adjoining lot, except that roofs, cornices, and similar projections on residence buildings may extend one foot nearer to the line of an adjoining lot or to another building on the same lot.
Voted: To amend the Zoning By-Law so called, in the foregoing manner.
Article 3. To hear and act on the report of the Town Planning Board together with its recommendations with reference to certain amendments of the existing Zoning By-Law, with respect to the establishment of a new type of district.
Voted: That Articles 3 and 4 be taken up together for consideration and action thereon.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to amend the existing Zoning By-Law by striking out the word "five" before the word "districts" and substituting the word "six" and by adding at the end thereof the following, namely, viz. "6. Residential Business Districts" and by adding thereto the following new section designated as Section 4A viz.
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RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS DISTRICTS
Section 4A: In a Residential Business District except as provided in paragraph "B" of Section 3, no new building or structure or part thereof shall be designed, constructed or used and, except as provided in Section 6, no building or structure or part thereof shall be altered, enlarged, extended, reconstructed, or used except for one or more of the following purposes:
Store or salesroom, for the conduct of the following retail business:
1. Drugstore, gasoline filling station, grocery, lunchroom, market.
2. 'Place of business of a baker, barber, dressmaker, confectioner, hair- dresser, manicurist, newsdealer, shoe repairer, tailor.
3. Such accessory purposes as are customarily incident to the foregoing purposes and are not injurious to a neighborhood as a Residential Business District.
4. Any uses and accessory purposes authorized in the Single Residence and the General Residence Districts.
In the Residential Business District no new building shall be constructed nor no building shall be altered, enlarged, extended, reconstructed, raised or moved so that any external wall is located nearer than twenty (20) feet to any street line nor shall any part of any building designed, intended, arranged, or used for any purpose be constructed, altered, ex- tended, reconstructed, raised or moved so as to be nearer than ten (10) feet to the line of any adjoining lot or nearer than twenty (20) feet to any building located in such district, except that roofs, cornices and other similar projections may extend one (1) foot nearer to the line of an adjoin- ing lot or to another building on the same lot; nor shall any building having a frontage of over forty (40) feet be constructed, altered, reconstructed, or raised upon or moved into a Residential District.
Voted: To amend the Zoning By-Law so called, in the foregoing manner and further voted that the Zoning By-Law be and hereby is amended by altering the District boundaries established under Section 17 of said By- Law with respect to a portion of the General Residence District situated on the easterly side of Pleasant Street and northerly of East Cross Street for a distance of about one hundred and eighty (180) feet on East Cross Street and one hundred seventeen (117) feet on Pleasant Strcet to a depth of one hundred (100) feet, said line of Pleasant Street and East Cross Street being the line as relocated by the County Commissioners of the County of Norfolk and as shown on a plan entitled "Town of Norwood, Mass. Zoning Map supplementary to and changing original Zoning Map dated November 1926" by A. W. Thompson, Town Engineer, dated November 1, 1937, and filed in the office of the Town Clerk and Accountant.
Article 5. To hear and act on the report of the Town Planning Board together with its recommendations with reference to an amendment to Section 8 of the existing Zoning By-Law.
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The Town Planning Board submitted its recommendation namely, that the Zoning By-Law be not amended and said recommendation was adopted by vote of the meeting,
Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to amend Clause A of Section 8 of the existing Zoning By-Law by striking out the word "four" following the word "than" and preceding the word "stories" and inserting in place thereof the word "five", so that said Clause A as amended will read in part, "or more than five stories or so as to exceed in any part a height of sixty feet in the Business Districts, except as hereinafter provided".
Voted: That action under Article 6 be indefinitely postponed.
Article 7. To hear and act on the report of the Town Planning Board together with its recommendations with reference to an amendment to the existing Zoning By-Law of the Town of Norwood with respect to an alteration of the General Residence District easterly of Washington Street and southerly of Dean Street.
Voted: That Articles 7 and 8 be taken up together for consideration and action thereon.
Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to amend the existing Zoning By-Law by altering the district boundaries established under Section 17 of said by-law with respect to a certain portion of an existing General Residence District and establish the same as a part of a Business District with respect to the following area, namely; that portion of a General Residence District lying easterly of the Business District located on the easterly side of Washington Street at its intersection with Dean Street and having a frontage of sixty-six feet on Dean Street and seventy-nine feet on Sturtevant Avenue, thereby altering the respective district bound- aries accordingly.
Voted: To amend the Zoning By-Law so called in the foregoing manner.
Article 9. To hear and act on the report of the Town Planning Board together with its recommendations with reference to amending the Zoning By-Law so called, by altering the district boundaries established under Section 17 of said by-law with respect to a certain portion of an existing General Residence District or take any other action in the matter.
Voted: That action under Article 9 be indefinitely postponed, and that the recommendations of the Planning Board be adopted.
Article 10. To hear and act on the report of the Town Planning Board together with its recommendations with reference to an amendment to the existing Zoning By-Law which was referred to it through action of Town Meeting of May 24, 1937 and of November 1, 1937.
Voted: That Articles 10 and 11 be taken up together for consideration and action thereon.
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Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning By-Law by the addition thereto of the following new section, viz. "6A. Non-Con- forming Uses with respect to Premises:"
The removal from any premises for sale of loam, except where there remains on the premises loam to a depth of not less than three inches on the surface after such removal, the removal from any premises for sale of sod, which in no event shall exceed six inches in depth, except where there remains on the premises loam to a depth of not less than three inches on the surface after such removal and the removal for sale of sand, gravel or stone from any premises within the town shall be deemed a non-conforming use except that natural deposits may be removed from proposed streets after plans of such proposed streets are approved by a two-thirds vote of all the members of the Board of Survey and of the Plan- ning Board present and voting thereon at a joint meeting held for the purpose. Such non-conforming use may be permitted by the Board of Appeal under Section 21 of the Zoning By-Law upon such terms and con- ditions as the Board of Appeal may impose provided however, that no such permission shall be granted by the Board of Appeal as would in its judg- ment adversely affect the scheme of growth laid down in the Zoning By- Law or otherwise or the economic status of the town, or tend to impair the beauty of the town or the district most immediately affected. Con- ditions, deemed by the Board of Appeal as tending to protect the town and any district shall be imposed where needed and made a part of any permission given.
Voted: To amend the Zoning By-Law so called, in the foregoing manner.
Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to authorize its existing special committee on the H. O. Peabody Fund, so-called, to petition the General Court in behalf of the Town for appropriate legislation whereby the Town may be permitted to meet terms required by the Trustees of the H. O. Peabody Fund for the purpose of securing the location therein of the school for girls to which the trust relates.
Voted: To so authorize the existing special committee on the H. O. Peabody Fund.
Article 13. To see what sums of money the Town will vote to transfer from available balances in existing appropriations for the current year and make said sums available by the appropriation thereof to meet the expenses of the current year in the following appropriation accounts: Fire Department Incidentals, W. P. A. Administration Expense, Election and Registration Incidentals, Interest on Maturing Indebtedness, Expense of Removal of Snow and Ice, Public Welfare.
Voted: That there be transferred from available balances the following amounts: Fire Department Salaries $500.00; Maturing Town Debt $723.00; Removal of Snow and Ice $4,900.00; Expense of Defense Pro- eeedings $200.00 and that the same be and hereby is appropriated as
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available for expenditure in the following appropriation accounts, namely : Fire Department Incidentals $500.00; W. P. A. Administration $900.00; Election and Registration Incidentals $200.00; Interest on Maturing Indebtedness $723.30; Public Welfare $4,000.00.
Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to amend the by-laws relating to regulations governing the acceptance of new streets through private property by adding at the end thereof the following new sub-division; or take any other action relative thereto, viz.
The Selectmen shall have the authority to waive the requirement of · removing the soil from that part of a way as laid out on either side of the traveled way, if in its opinion such removal of soil is not necessary for the proper use of the way, provided however, that all rocks, boulders and other objectional hazards are removed, and the full width of the taking graded to approximately the grade of the adjacent traveled way.
Voted: That action under Article 14 be indefinitely postponed.
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, 1937
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan. 1 Jane King
2 Ernst Allan Johnsson
2 Charles Joseph Consentino
Charles and Josephine
2 Carol Mae Howard
James W. and Katherine L.
4 Janet Elizabeth Counter
William E. and Ruth E.
Mathew A. and Agnes
Charles A. and Alice A.
6 John Edward O'Brien
7 Peter Pearson Chick
Parker N. and Katherine
8 Janet Porazzo
Joseph and Josephine
9 John Daniel Platt
Frederic B. and Edith W.
9 Robert Henry Hastings
Henry R. and Sarah R.
9 Edmund Valmore Wenstrom
Edmund and Elizabeth
10 Janet Cooke
John and Louise Charles and Gladys
10 David Rexford Woodward
William A. and Gladys
11 Eleanor Lucia Magaletta
Louis and Eleanor
George R. and Naomi E.
11 William Francis Pellowe
William and Mary
14 Carol Anna Lavoranti
Frank and Mary L.
16 Aurora Norma Cordo
Natale and Julia
16 Beryl Corbett
Reginald F. and Mabel Louis and Lilly
17 Daniel Francis Chisholm
Gerard T. and Annie
17 Lawrence Albert Horne
James A. and Lillian
19 Rose (M)
Francis J. and Hazel M.
22 Stillborn
22 Robert Peter Desbiens
Wilfred J. and Mary
22 Robert Joseph Rogan
23 Gerald Keohane
23 David Sydney Crestin
25 David Allen Deltano
25 Thomas Peter Hillman
John and Rose
Jarl A. and Anna E.
4 Donald Alfred Magnell
5 Charles Arthur Norton, Jr.
5 Dorothy Evelyn Kelley
Milton and Evelyn James J. and Helen
10 Calvin Dean Perry
11 George Row Allen, Jr.
17 Albert Max
Joseph and Rose
James F. and Louise E.
Samuel and Esther
Edward J. and Charlotte
George and Dorothy
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1937
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan. 26 Marie Doris Bernadette Jaselyn Ares Rosaire and Adrienne Leo and Gertrude
26 Leo Paul Ahearn
29 Stillborn
30 Jean Elizabeth MacDonald
John D. and Frances
31 Roberta Jane Watson
31 Robert Edward Smith
Robert and Dorothy Charles F. and Patricia
Feb. 1 Lorraine Mary Cavanaugh
Martin J. and Anne
1 Gail Ann Cronan
2 Joan Marie Millin Henry O. and Nora
2 Judith Elna Metcalf
Francis E. and Elna L.
2 Margaret Mary Reardon
William and Mary
4 Harriet Holman Gullich
Henry J. and Harriet H.
Romeo and Mary
6 Loretta Anne Padduck
6 Ann Marie Welch
6 Reis (F)
6 Elizabeth Anne Guilderson
7 Sylvia Suzanne Guisti
7 Martha Bullard
8 Maria Cio DelGrosso
Tony and Philomena
Edward M. and Mabel E.
Irving and Helen
Emil and Anna Arthur and Sirkka
Oscar E. and Flora N.
Kenneth and Christina
Frederick and Catherine E. -
Joseph L. and Doris M.
Walter A. and Shirley
Duncan J. and Elizabeth James E. and Marion
Richard and Eileen Antonio and Mary Harry and Taina
Ernest and Muriel
Thomas J. and Dorothy E.
Carl and Annie
Patrick and Mary
Hugh P. and Irene T.
Oliver and Bertha Emerson M. and Helen
9 Edward Francis Murray
9 Diana Smith Newcomb 9 Lois Ann Leston
9 Judith Lydia Anderson
10 Russell Wilfred Johnson
11 Stanley Bruce Rouillard
12 Philip Edmund Hayes
13 Francis Linwood Watkins
13 Jacqueline Frances Kelly 13 James Duncan MacLennan
13 Ann O'Neil
14 Terence Michael Costello
15 Richard Anthony Orlando
15 Elizabeth Lois Anna Smith
15 Robert Ernest Malcolmson
16 Joan Murphy 18 David Carl Hertzberg 19 John Francis Walsh
Arthur and Katherine
Gunnar and Mabel
5 Frederick Delfino 5 Gail Lewis Sumner Charles A. and Esther Leo and Genevieve
Bernard P. and Gladys
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1937
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Feb. 19
James Francis Hennessey
James F. and Mary
20 Gerald Thomas McNeil
23 Charles James Howard
23 Edmund Leonard Johnson, Jr.
Edmund and Martha Santine and Mildred
24 Mildred Anne Giompietro
26 Frances Nora Pepazoni
Frank H. and Bridget
27 Sylvia Nicholson
Thomas J. and Sylvia
27 Donna Martina Barhydt
27 Anne Marie Yadisenia
Langdon R. and Martina John N. and Sistine
Mar. 1 Aileen Marie Murphy
Loren A. and Anna
2 Alexander Epick, Jr.
Alexander and Elizabeth
3 Francis Xavier Meissner
Adam and Margaret
4 Marie Arlene Carlson
Ernest W. and Arlene A.
6 Anna Bilotta
Joseph and Anna
6 Peter Walter Kodis
6 Barbara Jane Hentschel
Robert T. and Margaret
8 Charles Jude Kane
Harold J. and Helen
9 Lee Edward Allen
Joshua and Helen
9 Mary Josephine Clancy
Michael and Margaret
10 Barbara Mae Chipman
Robert and Margaret
11 Robert David McGloin
12 Robert Lawrence Famiglette
12 James Murray Sanford
13 James Francis Penza, Jr.
13 Joan Lorraine Garabedian
Wilbur F. and Kathleen
13 Francis McDonough
Francis and Yolanda
15 Mary Lydon
James and Margaret
Eugene R. and Georgianna
16 16 Paula Frances Feeney
John and Mildred Fred J. and Gertrude
16 Donald Joseph McEachron
16 Ann Patricia Abely
Joseph and Helena
16 Robert Charles Berteletti
Libero and Ettorine
17 Richard Thomas Russell
17 Robert Howard Phillips
17 Mary Ellen Foley
18 Shirley May Ferguson
21 William Paul Conley
23 Stillborn
William and Ruth Nelson and Blanche John E. and Ellen A. Russell and Ethel Joseph and Frances
William and Winifred
Patsy and Marjorie Murray S. and Genevieve L. James F. and Mary J.
16 Paul Edward Charron
Peter and Marcella Henry and Ruth
7 Susan Whittlesey
Sylvester and Lillian Charles and Patricia
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1937
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Mar. 23
Beverley Ann Kelley
Thomas and Verna
23 Stillborn
23 Stillborn
24
Burton Francis Abel
George and Grace
25
Sally Ann Cobb
Lawrence E. and Pauline R.
25 Vincent Caron
Vincent and Mary
26 Elizabeth Ann Skeans
Fred and Mary
26 Joseph Francis Pelletier
Emil and Mary A.
26 Jean Mary Phelan
Matthew J. and Mary A.
27 Elizabeth Romanelli
Frank and Adeline
27 Janet Lawrence
Manuel and Barbara
28 Timothy Joseph Mullane
Nicholas H. and Mary
28 Pasquale Lozzaro
Sylvestro and Frances
29 Sandra Ellen Kivela
Aro and Elsie
29 Richard Frank Locke
Charles and Ethel
29 John Goodwin
Wallace and Margaret
30 Marion Louise Ostergren
Eugene and Julia
30 Daniel J. Flood
Daniel J. and Mary
31 Carol Dale Johnson
Carl and Edith
31 Joan Burke (T)
John and Catherine
31 Jean Burke (T)
John and Catherine
Apr. 1 Marie Esther Antonelli
2 Helen Louise Phinney
2 Elizabeth Mary Chervenak
John and Nina
Thomas E. and M. Gertrude
Louis E. and Ellen V.
4 Margaret Frances Folan
5 Daniel Iagatta, Jr.
6 Owen Patrick Hughes
7 Stillborn
7 Hershenson .(M)
Samuel and Rose
Burnam L. and Eleanor M.
George and Ruth
Frederick P. and Dorothy M.
Wesley and Mary E.
Cornelius and Margaret
Stillborn
19 Elizabeth Louise Glennon
21 Robert Frances Collins, Jr.
Daniel J. and Doris
William W. and Janet H.
2 Richard Macleod
3 Joyce Oberlander
Thomas and Kathleen
Daniel and Josephine
Owen and Irene
8 Burnam Lee McCoubrey, Jr.
10 Ruth Alma Lewis
15 Frederick Pennington Cass, Jr.
15 Grace Carolyn O'Neil
17 Richard Edward Callahan
17
Kieran and Genevieve Robert and Beatrice
29 Stillborn 1
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1937
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Apr. 22 Gloria Meomartino
Rocco and Mary
22 Helen Louise Pike
Harold and Helen
23 Francesco Denisi
Vito and Barbara
23 Stillborn
23 Alice Marie Wenstrom
Otis and Eva M.
25 David Adolphus Holton
Adolphus, Jr. and Elizabeth
26 Leslie Valmore Hilton Amos and Viola
26 Marie Mulvehill
James J. and Helen L.
27 Francis Xavier McCarthy
Roland J. and Josephine R.
27 Marcia Pelletier
Valmore A. and Mary W.
27 James Edgar Armour
Edgar B. and Louise M.
29 Frances Joan Zeeland
Francis and Geneva
30 Arthur Anthony Radvilas
Arthur and Marjorie
May 1 Charlotte Ann Peavey
1 Ellen Elizabeth Draper
John H., Jr. and Catharine
1 Frances Louise Palmer
Wendell C. and Lavina
2 Nancy Clare Anderson
4 Russell Arnold Readel
Everett and Thelma
Theodore F. and Ruth C.
William J. and Dorothy
6 Patricia Ellen Thayer
6 Martha Ellen Griffiths
6 Florence Hazel Whittaker
7 Gertrude Winifred Sigmund
7 Carol Ann Lundrigan
9 John Joseph Kelter
George and Margaret
Raymond T. and Leona M.
John and Victoria
12 William Stephen Connolly, Jr.
12 Patricia Elizabeth Devine
12 Wilfred Arthur St. Cyr
Ludger and Mary
13 Ilene Bridges
John P. and Valeria
13 John Lawrence Pelletier
Victor J. and Mary A.
15 Roberta Joyce Maxon
Earl and Marjorie
15 Edgar Allan Dill
Edgar S. and Mary E.
16 George Joseph Lepro
George J. and Edith
17 Audrey Mae Caterer
Earl F. and Grace
James H. and Mary N.
Raymond F. and Mary E.
19 Joanne Olga O'Day
John and Olga
James and Bertha
4 Mary Catherine Maggelet
4 Patricia Ann Dowd
Darwin and Elizabeth
Robert S. and Jennie L.
Lloyd and Eva L.
Emil and Nena Robert and Harriet
10 Beverly Ann Martin 12 Robert George Leston
William S. and Nora Patrick and Alice E.
18 Ann Hickey 18 Mary O'Neill
Ralph V. and Charlotte
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1937
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
May 22
Yvonne Lillian Jordan
Charles H., Jr. and Lillian C.
22 Purdon (M)
William D., Jr. and Rita K.
23 Richard Way Taunton
Benjamin W. and Mildred E.
23 Joan Frances Thomas
Paul A. and Theresa
23 Treva Ann Cornish
Horace E. and Julia
23 Eilleen Francis O'Gorman
Daniel and Nora
25 Robert Carl Ripley
Walter G. and Lillian
25 Jean Ann Weckbacher
Ludwig and Alice
27 John Joseph
George and Sarah
28 Cyril Klemence Smith
Cyril A. and Julia P.
29 John Francis Eppich, Jr.
John and Pauline
30 Anne Marie Curran
James J. and Gertrude
30 Sheila McGuff
Thomas and Lydia
30 Frances Mae Farrar
Andrew J. and Nellie
31 Arthur Hilson Mace, Jr.
Arthur and Mary E.
June 1 Howard Brendan Martin
Howard and Anna
2 Shirley Ann Cooke
Harold and Arline
3 Lorraine Mildred Barss
Charles and Mary
5 George Francis Harrison
Benjamin L. and Grace
6 Alan Leland Hanna
Archie L. and Bertha J.
6 Sally Esther Prager
Saul and Ruth Raymond and Esther
7 Patricia Ann McMahon
10 Thomas Edward Kannally
John H. and Clara L.
10 Ruth Elizabeth Trahan
Francis B. and Dorothy
12 Norman Arthur Comeau
Albert and Jeanette A.
12 Robert Joseph Landers
12 Ruth Marie Carlson
John and Marion Gunar and Antonette
13 John Frederick Smith
15 Margaret Mary Costello
15 Robert Frederick Schriwer
16 Leon Alfred Narbut
Leon and Jeanette
16 Richard Earl Daley
William N. and Dorothy I.
16 Gordon Jarome Brittain, Jr. Gordon J. and Josephine Carlton F. and Joan R.
16 Donald William Hauck
19 Vivian Mae Cyr
Walter T. and Esther
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Sandra Diane Silvestri
19 Robert Peter Fischer
20 Lawrence Melilli
Angelo and Amelia
20 Jane Kay Fairbank
Dexter and Gertrude
21 Richard Allan Hunter
Donald and Marion
22 John Peter Dixon, Jr. John and Ellen
Horace and Helen
John and Margaret Elmer and Adele G.
Michael and Elaine George F. and Mary J.
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1937
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
June 22 Judith Wilma Kirk
James and Dorothy
22 Annette Margaret Kelter
James and Anna
23 Robert Russell Williamson, II
23 Robert LeRoy Daniels
Robert W. and Margaret Robert L. and Helen M. Andrew and Katherine
24 Mary Anne O'Brien
24 Dorothy Clara Pearce
Herbert G. and Alberta
25 Henry Geissler, Jr.
Henry and G. Lillian
27 William Anthony Flanagan
William and Mabel
28 Ronald Carl Soderstrom
Carlton and Helen
29 Stillborn
29 John Nelson Corish
John W. and Florence I. Milton A. and Grace
29 Ann Elizabeth Saunders
29 Evelyn Margaret Ellis
Edward B. and . Dorothy
29 Robert Roland Pellerin
Ubald and Olive
29 Robert Charles McDougall
John and Phyllis
30 Eleanor Frances Langill
Howard and Margaret
30 Karl Francis Verderber
Frank and Annie
30 Helen Louise Rafuse
Vernon and Frances
July 1 Priscilla Lantzos
James and Mary
2 Alfreda Stupak
Peter and Jennie
2 Margaret Anne Silva
Joseph and Delia
2 Richard Albert Lane
Albert and Grace
4 Irwin Allen Langille
Alton and Annie
5 Edward Dominic Warabow
Edward V. and Annie M.
6 Robert Charles Upton
Stanley H. and Florence A.
7 James Francis Phelan
James and Catherine
7 Frederick Louis Ensley
Francis G. and Eunice
8 Gloria Louise Sylvester
Forrest and Esther Max and Gertrude
9 Phyllis Ruth Goldberg
Frederick A. and Bernice M.
William G. and Linea P.
Salvatore and Rose Leslie and Lorine
11 Cushman (M)
11 Ronald Joseph Connelly
12 Patricia Ann Rowell
15 John Anthony Tomasello
15 Eleanor Joanne Radzwill
16 George Thomas Silva
17 Stanley Wronski, Jr.
20 Robert Brissette
John and Anne Wilfred and Marjorie
Joseph and Catherine
Joseph W. and Gilda
George J. and Margaret M.
· Stanley and Rebecca Arthur J., Jr. and Edna M.
9 Nancy Burbridge
9 William George Warwick, Jr.
9 Peter Richard LaMont
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BIRTHS REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1937
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
July 20 Mary Agnes Cronin
20 Jeanne Frances Petrie
John M. and Louise H.
21 John Louis Dowdie, Jr.
John and Irene
21 John Sidney Davis
Herbert O. and Louise
22 Edward Haulzie Curtis
Edward and Mary
24 Eunice Kaye Whittier
Winslow E. and Florence E.
25 Charlotte Evelyn Gustafson
Roland and Teolinda
25 Elaine Pupalaigis
Joseph and Nellie John R. and Rose
26 Christine Joan Fitzgerald
William P. and Christine
27 Norman William Bunker
Norman and Lois
27 Herbert Messinger Leavitt
Vernon and Barbara
31 Maureen Gail Riley
Clement A. and Marie E.
Aug. 1 Sheila Murphy
1 Marcia Praino
2 Sylvia Curry
2 Mary Barrett
Matthew L. and Mary A.
4 David Edward White
5 Victor John Suomi, Jr.
Victor and Katherine
Joseph and Delia
5 Jane Civilinski
John and Nellie George and Elizabeth J.
6 Bruce Attwood Young
7 David Ross McAlister
William H. and Ruth A.
Henry and Marjorie
Hugh F. and Nellie E.
10 Faith Keohane
13 Joan Stevenson
Michael and Mary James and Bertha Amos L. and Ruth
14 Iris Ella Taylor
15 Michael Kevin Folan
15 Arleen Mary Heino
15 George Leon Morrison, Jr.
15 Charles Joseph Weisul
16 Mary Anna Grasso
18 David Leary
18 William Archibald MacDonald
William and Mary
19 David Angus Ross
21 Charles Henry Hayes
21 Marie Louise Norton
22 Nancy Lou Hartford
John E. and Mary William and Mary
George L. and Anna C.
Charles J. and Helen M.
John and Frances
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