Official reports of the town of Wayland 1951-1953, Part 17

Author: Wayland (Mass.)
Publication date: 1951
Publisher: Printed at the Middlesex Freeman Office
Number of Pages: 774


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1,100.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/53 32.50


3. Loker


2,000.00 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/56 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 8/1/60 50.00


4. Russell 5,251.67 251.67 - Provident Institution for Savings 2,000.00 - Southern Pacific 27/8s 6/1/86


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 3/1/54


138.50


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/56 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 8/1/60


126


Total Charity Funds $9,551.67


Total Income for 1952 $261.00


Cemetery


1. J. M. Parmenter


$5,000.00 $1,000.00 - N. Y. Central & Hudson River R. R. 31/2s 2/1/98 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/58 1,200.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/53 1,800.00 - U. S. Treasury 21/25 1964-1969


$135.00


2. Cemetery Perpetual Care 27,600.00 1,000.00 - Southern California Edison 1st Refund Mtg. 3s 9/1/65 1,000.00 - Southern Pacific Oregon Line 1st Mtg. 41/25 3/1/77


2,000.00 - Southern Pacific 1st Mtg. 27/8s 1/1/86 2,000.00 - 10 Paid up Shares Marlborough Cooperative Bank 200.00 - U. S. Treasury 21/25 1964-1969 700.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/53 2,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 3/1/54 4,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 2/1/56 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/56


710.90


2,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 5/1/57 2,500.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 12/1/57 1,300.00 - U. S. Series G. Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/58 1,600.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/58 6,300.00 - Provident Institution for Savings Total Income for 1952 $845.90


Total Cemetery Funds $32,600.00


Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Received in 1952 and included above:


Samuel H. B. Whitney Fund .. $100.00


Addition to Jones Kelly Fund


200.00


Harold W. Taylor Fund .. 150.00


Appt Neale Fund


150.00


William Garfield Fund


150.00


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Library


1. Harriet C. Damon $3,000.00 $1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/56 2,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 8/1/60 $75.00


2. Isaac C. Damon


1,000.00


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/56 25.00


3. Ella E. Draper


500.00


4. James Draper 500.00


5. Grace C. Draper 1,000.00


6. James Sumner Draper


5,000.00


1,000.00 - Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Gen. Mtg. 4s. 3/1/58


1,000.00 - Boston Five Cents Savings Bank


1,300.00 - Natick Five Cents Savings Bank 146.50


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/55 500.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 12/1/57 200.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 1/1/58


100.00 - Provident Institution for Savings 2.50


7. Lydia M. Child 100.00


1,000.00 - N. Y. Central Ry. Co. Ref. and Imp. A 41/2s 10/1/2013 60.00


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/56 50.00


8. Sarah W. Heard 3,100.00 100.00 - Provident Institution for Savings 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/56 2,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 8/1/60


77.50


9. Jonathan M. Parmenter 10,000.00 1,000.00 - 5 Matured Shares South Middlesex Cooperative Bank 2,000.00 - 10 Paid up Shares South Middlesex Cooperative Bank 1,000.00 - U. S. Treasury Bond 21/2s 7/15/64-69 2,000.00 - Pennsylvania R. R. Co. Gen. Mtg. Series A 41/2s 6/1/65


2,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/53


305.00


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/56 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 5/1/57


10. Cynthia G. Roby


3,200.00


1,000.00 - Kansas City Southern Ry., 1st A 4s 1975 1,000.00 - Northern Pacific R. R. Ref. and Imp. Mtg. 5s 7/1/2047


1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 5/1/57 200.00 - Provident Institution for Savings


120.00


11. Francis Shaw


5,000.00


1,000.00 - Texas and New Orleans 1st Ref. 31/4s 1970 1,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/56 3,000.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 8/1/60


132.50


12. Ada H. Wellington


500.00


200.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 6/1/58 300.00 - U. S. Series G Bond 21/2s Reg. 11/1/58 12.50


Total Funds $32,900.00


Total Income for 1952


$1,006.50


RESERVE FUNDS FOR INVESTMENTS


$3,014.85 Warren Institution for Savings


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MATURING DEBT AND INTEREST


SCHOOL


Initial Borrow- ings


Year


T, pe


Rate


Amount Maturing Annually


Balance 1/1/53


Payments 1953 Prin.


Int.


Balance 1/1/54


Payments 1954 Prin.


Balance 1/1/55


Payments 1955 Prin.


Int.


Balance 1/1/56


$76,000


1934


20-yr. Coupon Notes


31/4%


$3,000


$6,000


$3,000 00


$195.00


$3,000


$3,000


$97.50


400,000


1948


20-yr. Bonds


21/4%


20,000


320,000


20,000.00


7,200.00


300,000


20,000


6,750.00


$280,000


$20,000


$6,300.00


$260,000


150,000


1948


18-yr. Bonds


21/4%


9,000


114,000


9,000 00


2,565.00


105,000


9,000


2,362.50


96,000


9,000


2,160.00


87,000


140,000


1949


20-yr. Bonds


10,000


110,000


10,000 00


1,837.50


100,000


10,000


1,662.50


90,000


10,000


1,487.50


80,000


210,000


1952


20-yr. Bonds


1-3/5%


15,000


210.000


14,373.60


3,240.00


195,000


15.000


3,000.00


180,000


10,000


2,800.00


170,000


10,000


1952


10-yr. Coupon Notes 2%


1,000


10,000


810.36


186.11


9,000


1,000


180.00


8,000


1,000


160.00


7,000


Total Outstanding for School


Total Principal and Interest for year


58,000


14,052.50


50,000


12,907.50


Total Payment for year


72,407.57


72,052.50


62.907.50


FIRE


129


60,000 20.000


1952


20-yr. Coupon Notes


2%


$4,000


$60.000


$2,862.16


1.116.67


56,000


4,000


1,120.00


52,000


$4,000 $1,040.00


$48,000


Notes


11/4%


10,000


20,000


10,000.00


234.03


10,000


10,000


125.00


Total Outstanding for Fire


48,000


Total Principal and Interest for year


12,862.16


1,350.70


14,000


1,245 00


4,000


1,040.00


Total Payment for year


14,212.86


15,245.00


5,040.00


WATER


$37,000


1948


15-yr. Coupon Notes


2%


$3,000


$25,000


$3,000


$470.00


$22,000


$3,000


$410 00


$19,000


$3.000


$350 00


$16.000


90,000


1948


15-yr. Bonds


21/4%


6,000


66,000


6,000


1.485.00


60.000


6,000


1,350.00


54,000


6,000


1,215.00


48,000


10,000


1949


10-yr. Notes


11/4%


1,000


7,000


1,000


87.50


6,000


1,000


75.00


5,000


1,000


62.50


4.000


19,000


1950


10-yr. Notes


11/5%


2,000


15,000


2,000


210.00


13,000


2,000


180.00


11,000


2,000


150.00


9,000


10,000


1951


10-yr. Notes


13/4%


1,000


9,000


1,000


157.50


8,000


1,000


140.00


7,000


1,000


122.50


6,000


Total Outstanding for Water


122.000


109,000


96,000


83,000


Total Principal and Interest for year


13,000


2,410.00


13,000


2,155.00


13,000


1,900.00


Total Payment for year


15,410.00


15,155.00


14,900.00


Total Outstanding of School, Water, Fire


972,000


887,000


802,000


735,000


Fire, Water


83,046.12


18,984.31


85,000


17,452.50


67,000 15,847.50


Total Payment for each year


102,030.43 (1953)


102.452 50 (1954)


82,847.50 (1955)


1952


2-yr. Registered


770,000


712,000


654,000


$604,000


57,183.96


15,223.61


80.000


66.000


52,000


('53-'54)


Total Principal and Interest, School,


Int.


TAX TITLES


Year


No.


Amount of Taxes


Valuation


1944


3


$279.51


$600.00


1945


3


160.03


350.00


1946


6


355.45


700.00


1947


6


469.61


1,250.00


1948


3


211.81


500.00


1949


8


546.03


1,050.00


1950


11


8,939.48


43,350.00


1951


2


95.78


400.00


1952


7


546.35


3,000.00


49


$11,604.05


$51,200.00


INSURANCE


Date of


Property Insured


Insurance


1953


Honor Rolls


$2,000.00


Workmen's Compensation and Employers' Liability


5,000.00-10,000.00


Town Vehicles - Fire and Theft


72,966.00


Town Vehicles - Liability


5,000.00-10,000.00


Employers' Liability


Halls, Cochituate Beach, Parking Lot


5,000.00-10,000.00


Boilers


10,000.00


Money and Securities


5,900.00


Sprinkler Leakage - Center School


17,500.00


Town Buildings and Contents


493,000.00


New Fire Station


70,000.00


1954


School - Money and Securities


3,600.00


School - Public Honesty Bond


2,500.00


Burglary - Cochituate Fire Station


1,500.00


Burglary - Pumping Station


1,500.00


Sprinkler Leakage - Cochituate School


25,000.00


Town Buildings and Contents 476,000.00


Park House - Shawmut Avenue Ext. 6,000.00


Park House - Riverview


5,000.00


1955 Burglary - Town Hall


1,200.00


Town Buildings and Contents


475,000.00


DOROTHY S. DAMON,


Treasurer.


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Amount of


Expiration


REPORT OF THE TAX COLLECTOR


Balance


Balance 1-1-52 Refunds Receipts Abatements Tax Titles 12-31-52


1950


Poll Taxes


$20.00


$10.00


$10.00


Personal Taxes


49.42


34.30


15.12


Real Estate Taxes


3,313.34


2,960.54


215.60


$137.20


Motor Excise Taxes


1,706.08


$.08


321.47


1,384.69


Street Betterments


7.20


7.20


Street Betterments Com. Interest


.86


.86


Water Betterments


29.00


18.80


10.20


Water Betterments Com. Interest


5.27


1.99


3.28


1951


Poll Taxes


276.00


122.00


4.00


$150.00


Personal Taxes


1,384.90


1,109.30


53.00


222.60


Real Estate Taxes


26,454.93


167.30


21,568.64


148.40


4,905.19


Motor Excise Taxes Balance


5,913.99


3,855.37


2,712.00


829.41


Commitment 1-22-52


1,320.33


162.46


Moth Assessments


25.00


10.00


15.00


Street Betterments


252.86


142.45


110.41


Street Betterments Com. Interest


54.22


20.97


33.25


Water Betterments


159.25


87.63


71.62


Water Betterments Com. Interest


35.72


14.53


21.19


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COMMITMENTS


Balance


Balance 1-1-52


Refunds


Receipts Abatements Tax Titles 12-31-52


1952


Poll Taxes


3,416.00


14.00


2,768.00


382.00


280.00


Personal Taxes


25,016.20


23,559.28


29.70


1,427.22


Real Estate Taxes


461,057.94


2,365.60 419,213.54


12,333.60


2,797.20


29,079.20


Motor Excise Taxes


45,218.98


1,439.65 37,951.44


4,883.59


3,823.60


Moth Assessments


604.00


554.00


20.00


30.00


Street Betterments


848.81


609.81


35.00


204.00


Street Betterments Com. Interest


221.22


145.50


11.84


63.88


Water Betterments


627.70


465.40


37.70


124.60


Water Betterments Com. Interest


161.90


112.08


11.67


38.15


Water Account - Balance


5


1,021.24


60,712.06


464.82


1,680.96


Water Account Commitment


61,512.67


323.93


Total Outstanding Taxes 12-31-52


$43,110.28


Street Betterments


Unapportioned 1952


5,926.35


1,157.95


4,768.40


Respectfully submitted,


-


THEODORE H. HARRINGTON, Tax Collector.


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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS FOR THE YEAR 1952


On July 31, 1952 the Board of Assessors received, with sincere regret, the resignation of Archibald Cox, who was asked to serve as Chairman of the Wage Stabilization Board, by the President of the United States. Because of the large volume of new building and the increased property transfers, the Selectmen appointed Mr. B. Allen Benjamin, as Assessor, to complete the three-man board.


Re-valuation of older properties has progressed during the year to get a better proportional value of all properties. The assessors have been doing their Field Work during the months of October, November and December on all finished or nearly finished buildings, to be able to present a better picture of the valuations as of January 1, 1953.


The Assessors have had to put in much more time and effort during the year 1952 than in any previous year, due to the extraordinary growth of the Town and because they are making a concerted effort to elimi- nate any irregularities for the year 1953.


The Board members are deeply conscious of the importance of keeping up a continuous effort to eliminate unfairness and inequality and realize fully that it is imperative that taxes be fairly assessed.


The permanent card file system, which was started last year, is proving to be quite valuable and when finished, the cards will make it much easier to compare properties and to help to avoid unfairness and inequities. Re-evaluation has been speeded-up during 1952 because of the additional information which was accessible from these cards.


Below are the figures showing the increased valuation over the last ten year period :


Real Estate Assessed


January 1, 1942 $5,370,794.50 473,400.00


January 1, 1952 $8,580,002.56 463,263.00


Personal Property Assessed


$5,844,194.50


$9,043,265.56


Increase in Valuation


$3,199,071.06


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Statistics for the year ending December 31, 1952


Real Estate Assessed January 1, 1951 $7,466,660.00


Personal Property Assessed January 1, 1951 560,418.00 Real Estate Owned by Metropolitan District Commission 41,892.56


$8,068,970.56


Real Estate Assessed January 1, 1952


Land Exclusive of Buildings $1,914,585.00


Buildings Exclusive of Land 6,623,525.00


Real Estate Owned by Metr. Dist. Com. 41,892.56


$8,580,002.56


Personal Estate Assessed January 1, 1952


Stock in Trade


$42,875.00


Machinery


302,988.00


Live Stock


55,970.00


All Other Tangible Personal Property


61,430.00


463,263.00


Total Property Assessed January 1, 1952 ....


$9,043,265.56


Total Property Assessed January 1, 1951 ....


8,068,970.56


Increase


$974,295.00


Number of Polls Assessed:


1,689


Number of Live Stock Assessed:


Farm Horses


3


Saddle Horses


27


Ponies


2


32


Number of Neat Cattle:


Cows


410


Heifers


9


Bulls


7


Swine


125


Fowl


3,060


134


All Other:


Mules


2


Mink


200


Goats


6


208


Number of Acres of Land Assessed:


8,184


Number of Dwellings Assessed:


1,758


Omitted Assessments:


None


Additional Polls - 18


$36.00


Motor Vehicles :


Number


Value


Tax


1952


2,563


$1,050,980.00 $48,484.57


1951


2,288


1,029,311.00


44,283.28


Increase


275


$21,669.00


$4,201.29


Exempt from Taxes:


Valuation


United States Government


Post Office Equipment


.... $400.00


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Weston and Pressure Aqueducts


15,000.00


Widows (Real Estate)


14,000.00


Veterans (Real Estate)


184,000.00


$213,400.00


Town - Personal and Real :


Schools


$350,200.00


Parks


43,300.00


Fire Department


22,400.00


Police Department


300.00


Water Department


352,400.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


500.00


Moth Department


2,000.00


Town Hall and Equipment


48,500.00


Highway Department


41,955.00


Library and Books


57,000.00


Cemeteries


5,750.00


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Cochituate Civic Center Bldg. (Land) .... 2,500.00 Tax Title Possessions 5,500.00


$932,305.00


Churches and Parsonages


Church Property


$143,300.00


Parsonages


15,255.00


$158,555.00


Church Cemetery 2,000.00


Fraternal Societies:


Pequod Lodge, I.O.O.F. - Equipment ....


200.00


Corporations :


Hannah Williams Playground, Inc.


$2,950.00


Wayland and Cochituate Legion Building Association, Inc.


15,500.00


Dorchester House, Inc. - Land


600.00


Vokes Players, Inc.


1,200.00


20,250.00


$1,326,710.00


Tax Levy of 1952


Appropriation for 1952


$768,853.52


Overlay for 1952 17,235.75


$786,089.27


State Park Tax


$760.24


State Audit


1,250.82


$2,011.06


County Tax


$17,223.29


Tuberculosis Hospital Tax


3,912.57


Retirement System


3,073.76


County Tax (Underestimate


of 1951)


595.97


$24,805.59


Amount to be Raised $812,905.92


Estimated Receipts and Available Funds :


Income Tax


$46,684.97


136


Corporation Tax


14,652.44


Reimbursement on Account


Public Owned Land


173.35


Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise


35,000.00


Licenses


10,000.00


Fines


25.00


Health and Sanitation


800.00


Highways


100.00


Special Assessments (Moth and


Betterments )


3,200.00


General Government


10.00


Old Age Assistance


42,000.00


Old Age (Meals)


1,608.65


Veterans Benefits


1,000.00


Schools


12,100.00


Libraries


210.00


Cemeteries


1,800.00


Interest on Taxes and Assessments


1,500.00


In Lieu of Taxes


2,089.40


Charities


13,500.00


Chap. 645 - Acts of 1948


14,800.00


Available Funds and Over-Estimation State Parks and Reservations


122,199.97


$323,453.78


To be Levied on Polls and Property ....


$489,452.14


Assessed on Polls


$3,378.00


Assessed on Personal Property


25,016.20


Assessed on Real Estate


461,057.94


$489,452.14


Betterments :


Street


Tax


Interest


Total


Adelaide Avenue


$93.00


$32.04


$125.04


Overlook Road


197.00


69.20


266.20


Pine Ridge Road


82.01


3.28


85.29


Lakeview Road


36.80


2.94


39.74


Riverview and Shore Drive


234.00


80.76


314.76


Riverview (Portion)


95.00


33.00


128.00


$959.03


137


Water


Riverview Avenue


$50.40


$16.13


$66.53


Overlook Road


122.30


37.53


159.83


Adelaide Avenue


93.00


31.44


124.44


Riverview Circle (Portion)


118.00


37.76


155.76


Riverview and Shore Drive


133.00


39.04


172.04


$678.60


Total Street and Water Better-


ments


$1,637.63


Moth Tax


604.00


Total


$2,241.63


Total Amount Committed to the Collector - June 6, 1952 $491,693.77


Overlay - 1952


$17,235.75


Abatements and Exemptions - 1952 Levy


12,745.30


$4,490.45


1952 Rate on Property


$54.00


1952 Rate on Motor Vehicles


48.25


For Abatements see Collector's Report.


Note: It is to be noted that the tax on State Owned Land is re- flected in estimated receipts - "In Lieu of Taxes."


CHARLES M. MATHEWS, Chairman GEORGE C. LEWIS B. ALLEN BENJAMIN Board of Assessors - Wayland


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BIRTHS


Registered in the Town of Wayland for the Year 1952


Date


Name of Child


Names of Parents


January 2 Theresa Mccullough


James A., Rosemary L'P.


January


4 Jane Ellen Bartholomew


Domenic L., Lucille W.


January 7 Dale Emery Deane


Stanley K., Dorothy B.


January 8 Ellen Schuette


Robert W., Dorothy E.


January 13 Valerie Gail Dyer


Charles A., Irene P.


January


13 Roy Ernest Ames


Roy E., June T.


January 17 Elizabeth Paula Cain


John E., Marjorie E.


January 30 Elizabeth Cavelle Shannon


William L., Elizabeth F.


February


1 Alison Barbara Brown


Edward R., Catherine R.


February


4 Robert James Dulude


William, Mary F.


February


4 Thomas Eaton Cherry


Ernest M., Frances J.


February


7 Benjamin McBurney Howard Benjamin S., Elizabeth B.


February


8 Richard Michael Bagnulo, Jr. Richard M., Rita S.


February 8 Sheila Regan


John F., Mary M. Richard L., Nancy L'B.


February 11 Lorraine Marie Butler


John W., Doris M.


February


14 George Wilbur Bomengen


Wilbur H., Anne K.


February


15 Joseph Peter Bianchi


Joseph P., Ruth C.


February 19 John Bowles


Russell T., Catherine R.


February 21 Mae Jeanne Clive


Stuart, Norma L.


March


7 Pamela Sell Carlson


Robert S., Juliet A.


March


11


Janet Wright Cook


Lawrence K., Mary R.


March


19 Rhonda Lee Wood


John F., Caroline A.


March


19 Lorin Richards Rowan


Paul D., Elizabeth R.


March


19


Walter Gerard Beaulieu


Gerard, Eugenie S.


March


26


Brian Thomas Nolan


Bernard J., Grace D.


March


26 Elaine Catherine Murdoch


Logan T., Constance N.


March


27 Patricia Ann Nicoli


Joseph, Virginia B.


March


27


Beth Marion Harrington


Philip E., Frances W.


March


29


Walter William Statton


Albert A., Frances A.


March


29


Stephen David Callahan


Donald W .. Estelle M.


April


2 Bruce Aldrich Turner


Richard D., Ruth M.


April


8


Richard Campbell Harris


George L., Ruth M.


April


11 Cynthia Bosler Holmes


Gordon, Ann H.


April


11 Roger Riker Reynolds, Jr.


Roger R., Muriel A.


April


17 Margaret Winsor Pearson


Henry G., Eleanor M.


April


17 Baby Girl MacArthur


William, Doris H.


April


22 Karen Lee Kohler


Richard O. D., Barbara P.


April


22 Jean Alice Markinac


John, Monica T.


April


27 Thomas Paul Guzzi


Albert S., Henrietta L.


May


4 Kathleen Deborah Hicks


Robert, Alice H.


May


5 Bruce Peter Maurer


Richard P., Dorothy E.


May


12 Joseph Thomas Aucoin, Jr.


Joseph T., Audrey L.


May


12 Wendy Jean Moran


Robert J., Alice T.


May


16 Susan Abbott


David W., Marion L. Mark H., Marguerite C. Kenneth A., Carolyn B. Sheridan, Alice M.


May


26 Sophia Brown Parker


Walter B., Lucy D.


May


27 (Baby Boy) Walsh


William C., Rosalie E.


May


29 Susan Jean Plotner


Fred H., Jr., Gladys C. M.


May


29


Barbara Jean Fitch


John C., Eleanor M.


May May May


16 Marguerite Louise Norton


20


Deborah Louise Dening


21 Donna Louise Schofield


139


February 11 John Richard Moulton


Date


Name of Child


Names of Parents


May 29 Judith Lynn Johnson


Lee T., Lillian C.


June


11


Edmund Milton Bevinton, Jr. Edmund M., Elizabeth A.


June


21 Robert Joseph Smith, Jr.


Robert J., Diana M.


June


21 Sheila Ann Conti


John, Mary B.


June


27 David Michael Smith


Frederick, Elaine B.


June


29


David Raymond Hargrove


Raymond F., Verna M.


July


3 Carol Joan Vaughan


Charles F., Jr., Joan E.


July


4 Sandra Elaine Ekdahl


Nils, L., R. Ione


July


7 (Baby Boy) Hall


Robert B., Ellen V.


July


7 Paul David Lindeman


Paul V., Ruth M.


July July


7


John Galvis


John J., Dorothy M.


July


15 Kathryn Adams Kibbe


John F., June E.


July


21 Peter Langdale Coates


George W., Lucille S.


July


21


Joseph Carl Gebhardt, Jr.


Joseph C., Brenda F.


July July


24


Neal Francis Groton


Richard H., Natalie E.


July


25


Andrew William Kilburn


Frank, Janet T.


July


29 John Gary Blomgren


John M., Rosalie Z.


July


29


Kenneth Dwight Durling


Robert M., Rita J.


July


30 Ronald Francis Perry


Frank R., Lillian M.


August


2 Paul Devereau


Harold J., Blanche C.


August


4 Bradford Chester Smith


Donald C., Boydes M.


August


5 Kevin Dwyer


Kevin F., Marjorie H.


August


Ralph Richard Conard


Ralph W., Elizabeth R.


August August


10


Karen Ruth Felt


John P., Jean B.


August


10


Dorothy Waterman Waldron William A., Gertrude N.


August 15 Richard Clifford Gladu


Phillip R., Jean P.


August


18 Edward Anthony Saunders, Jr. Edward A., Helen Y.


August


22 Susan Elizabeth Danforth


Marshall S., Jr., Elizabeth W.


August


22 Betty Jo Sherman


Eugene D., Marjorie A.


August


24 Kathleen Joyce Pierce


Robert M., Barbara M.


August


27


Arthur Stuart Eldredge, Jr.


Arthur S., Roselle M. David, Mary S.


September 4 September 13


Susan Holdrege Morse Carolyn Sue Whelan


Charles Fessenden, III, Elizabeth P. Edward, Shirley C.


September 14


Charles Eric Gostenhofer


George, Lucille R.


September 19


Roger Gordon Parker Randall Dyer White


Malcolm K., Lillie H. G.


September 20 September 23 September 24 September 26


Christine Haagensen Cynthia Marie Hollett Ann Louise Beutner


Duane B., Frances C. David J., Barbara W. Ernst H., Vivian G.


September 26


George W., Catherine M.


September 30


Carol Anne Mary Halder Larry Walter Nickerson Corliss Jane Mitchell


Walter, Audrey B.


September 30 September 30


Theodore VanHuysen Mayer


Jean, Elizabeth V'H.


October 1 Curtis Chapman Spalding Priscilla Ann McIver


October 5 October 6 Nancy Ann Caldon


Irwin E., Sonia A. Clement I., Eunice R. Guy E., Jr., Maribel G.


October 11


Patrick Emory Bilodeau Philip Emory Bilodeau


Roland E., Stella M. L'L.


October 13 Michael James Caffrey


October 20 Gail Porter


October 21 Kathy Ellen Baker


October 23 Robert Fuller Wells, Jr.


William Laurence, Jr., Alberta V. Arthur Burtis, Jr., Carolyn G. Donald H. Baker, Elizabeth W. Robert F., Jean L.


140


Na


Helen Patricia Berry


James R., Helen F.


August 30


Charles Stewart Trageser


8 Patricia Ann Kadlik


Stephen F., Jean M.


22


Mary Lee Stuart


Woodron, Helen B.


George G., Eileen F.


DeWitt, Marjorie E.


November 1 Mary Santospago


Alfred Richard, Elizabeth Anne


November 1 Katherine Margaret Manker


Raymond George, Gretchen L. Jack Arthur, Barbara Gladys


November 3 Guy Arthur Williams


November 9 Jacquelyn Ann Parsons


Thomas H., Virginia A.


November 14


Peter Mark Morelli


Peter N., Shirley F.


November 14


Doris Alexander


George F., Doris L'F.


November 19


(Baby Boy) LeClear


Donald, Doris A.


November 28


Sharon Ann Sinclair


Robert H., Margaret C.


December 2 (Baby Girl) Johnson


Richard W., Dorothy M.


December 2 Frederick Joseph Collins


James A., Mary F.


December 4 Joan Allen Bernard


David G., Barbara P.


December 6 Deborah Jane Wing


Ormond L., Gertrude W.


December 7 Deborah Murphy


Otis W., Patricia E.


December 9 Peter Warren Hocking


Dean W., Anne S.


December 18 Farolyn Jean Richard


Walter J., Barbara A.


December 19 Scott Davis Mackay


Malcolm, Lois L.


December 19 Gary Ivison Schofield


Arthur I., Shirley A.


December 21


Holly Lee Caulfield


Leslie J., Barbara B.


December 22


Jean Frances Spear


Everett C., Marjorie R.


December 25


Kendrick Alan Robbins


C. Chandler, Edythe G.


December 31


Paul Mary Blanchard


Charles E., Eilene A.


141


DEATHS Registered in the Town of Wayland for the Year 1952


Date


Name


(Age) Y M


D


JANUARY


4 Ezra C. Webber


57


9


6


7 Matilda Lee


74


3


21


13 Maude Vinton


68


7


3


13 Bertha Warren


67


8


14 Alice Baxter Dickey


84


2


20


19 Ida M. Carpenter


91


4


29


FEBRUARY


15 George Tilton Carter


97


2


21 Rachel T. Heslin


58


10


3


24 Isabella R. Heinlein


80


8


17


MARCH


24 Annie Isabel Ward


87


1


21


31 Effie Mathilda Scott


81


11


27


APRIL


7 Theresa Hannah Smith


71


6


24


7 Winifred O'Brien


63


11 Robert Disney


43


7


16


19 Maurice U. Freeman


84


21


MAY


11 John B. Holt, Jr.


23


3


10


13 Minnie J. Heard


85


2


12


21 Carrie Dean Thayer


85


7


25


24 John Elmer McMillen


64


9


25


29 Edward Gorgette


58


2


JUNE


11 Bertha Jane Barry


79


9


6


21 Charlotte S. Furbush


66


6


5


JULY


1 William Fosdick Aldrich, Jr.


68


8


10


8 Robert G. Ellis


60


6


7


9 Katherine Gertrude Nickerson


79


9


20


142


11 Winnifred Altha Harrington


11 Francis Maynard Dowey


18 Beatrice Herford Hayward


22 Elizabeth V. Rowan


24 Frank B. Bayer


72


AUGUST


8 Katherine G. Neal


77


2


13 Irving O. Scott


64


13 Stanley Victor Anderson


8


7


14


21 Anne E. Russell


73


8


21


26 Bradford Huntley


5


11


22


26 Mary Alice Nolan


64


1


SEPTEMBER


10 Henry Austin Harriott


77


10


13


11 Sara C. Arcudi


52


25 James E. Fahey


53


2


13


26 Paul W. Hughes


45


OCTOBER


1 Robert Prescott Hackett


55


5 Annie Maud Bemis


87


9


28


12 Affie M. Washburn


95


7


21


12 Lila Blois Tyler


86


1


15


13 Edward A. Saunders


38


11


9


22 Liisa Sophia Copelman


80


8


2


27 Susan Curley Thornton


74


3


16


28 Frank C. Paine


62


3


19


NOVEMBER


1 Mary Santospago


(11 Hr., 38 Min.)


2 Janet True


71


5


3


11 Chesley Jennings Bartlett


64


7


24


13 Margaret Emma Ryan


75


9


22


20 (Boy) LeClear


( (22 hours)


20 Ada E. Buffum


82


6


21


22 Mary Elizabeth Bond


71


9


24 Archibald W. Marshall


75


9


27 Jessica L. C. Henderson


85


8


16


DECEMBER


4 Mary Esther Hedley


83


1


63


3


16


62


6


6


84


73


5


143


6 Nancy G. DuLude


3


9


16


10 Albert Loring Martin


72


10


19


19 George Michael Martinez


7


11


14


19 Harry Moyse


73


10


15


20 Grace Lorinda Penchard


97


11


2


23 Lewis W. Grant


88


17


25 Michael J. Howard


77


26 Ronald William Hunt


2


30 Elizabeth J. Smith


85


3


14


31 Gertrude Noyes


73


8


8


31 Cora M. Joslyn


73


8


17


144


MARRIAGES Registered in the Town of Wayland for the Year 1952


JANUARY


19 Whitford B. Dashiell, Lena M. Pentes, at Needahm, by Winthrop M. Southworth, Justice of the Peace.


26 George Amos Sherman, Frances Theresa Martines, at Bedford, by Rev. William E. Kerrigan, Priest.


FEBRUARY


16 Camile Louis Perodeau, Viola E. Stewart, at Wayland, by Rev. John T. O'Neil, Priest.




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