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Article 68. VOTED : No action.
Article 69. VOTED: No action.
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Article 70. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY: That the Town accept Webster Street, as laid out by the Board of Survey.
Article 71. VOTED: No action.
Article 72. VOTED : No action.
Article 73. VOTED: No action.
Article 74. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town accept Fuller Street, formerly Fuller and Morgan Sts. as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board.
Article 75. VOTED : No action.
Article 76. VOTED : No Action.
Article 77. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town accept Charlotte Lane as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board.
Article 78. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town accept Sarah Street as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board.
VOTED. To reconsider Article 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 75, 77, after Article 64, which will be reconsidered after 140.
Article 79. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town accept Upham Street as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board.
Article 80. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town accept Ryan Street, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and approved by the Planning Board.
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Article 81. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town take by Eminent Domain for the installation, servic- ing, and repair of Water Lines or pipes, an easement on the following unaccepted streets or ways, so called, or on such parts of said street or ways, so called, which have not been accepted, Vanderbilt Road, Edwin Street, Morse Street, Ely Street, whether there is water on them or not.
Article 82. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $1,000.00 for the installation of a 6 inch water main with gates and hydrants on Vand- erbilt Road.
Article 83. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $1,587.50 for the installation of 6" water main on Wordsworth Street, a distance of 375 feet.
Article 84. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $4,500.00 for the installation of a 6" water main on High Street, a distance of 1,000 feet.
Article 85. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $1,350.00 for the installation of 6" water main on High Street from Waldo St. to Edwin St. a distance of 300 feet.
Article 86. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $1,350.00 for the installation of a 6" water main on North Street a distance of 300 feet.
Article 87. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $1,587.50 for the installation of a 6" water main on Bennington Street, a distance of 375 feet.
Article 88. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $1,800.00 for the installation
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of a 6" water main with necessary gates and hydrants on Dorr Street for a distance of 40 feet from its present dead end.
Article 89. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $2,700.00 for the installation of a 6" water main with necessary gates and hydrants on Vinton Street from Dorr Street to McKim Street for a distance of 600 feet.
Article 90. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $1,350.00 for the purpose of extending a 6" water main from the corner of Plain and Howard Streets to the end of Plain Street.
Article 91. VOTED : No Action.
Article 92. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $3,000.00 to construct a drain- age system on Pond Street near 167 Pond Street.
Article 93. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $6,000.00 to construct a drain- age system on Lafayette Street, between Vine and West Streets.
Article 94. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $2,500.00 to repair the drain- age system on the lower end of Union Street.
Article 95. VOTED : No Action.
Article 96. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 to con- struct a drainage system on Wales Avenue.
Article 97. VOTED: No Action.
Voted to Accept the Recommendations of the Finance
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Committee on Article 98 thru 113, with the exception of Article 107.
Article 98. No Action.
Article 99. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : £ That the Town raise and appropriate $1,200.00 to complete the drainage system on Cedar Drive.
Article 100. VOTED: No Action.
Article 101. VOTED: No Action.
Article 102. VOTED : No Action.
Article 103. VOTED : No Action.
Article 104. VOTED : No Action.
Article 105. VOTED : No Action.
Article 106. VOTED UNANIOMUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $3,600.00 to construct a drain- age system between South Main and South Streets.
Article 107. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $500.00 to lower the drainage system between Belcher and Liberty Streets.
Article 108. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $8,000.00 to construct a drain- age system on School and Moulton Streets.
Article 109. VOTED: No Action.
Article 110. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500.00 to con- struct a drainage system on Norroway Ave.
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Article 111. VOTED : No Action.
Article 112. VOTED : No Action.
Article 113. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000.00 to clean and widen the Brooks in the Town.
Article 114. VOTED: No Action.
Article 115. VOTED : No Action.
Article 116. VOTED : No Action.
Article 117. VOTED : No Action.
Article 118. VOTED : No Action.
Article 119. VOTED : No Action. Hand Vote: Yes: 60-No: 34.
Note : Articles 120-140 were not acted upon due to the fact that the meeting of March 29, 1954 was ad- journed due to lack of quorum.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING March 15, 1954
Article 1. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY: That the Town raise and appropriate $50.00 and that the Select- men be instructed to remove the former #2 Fire Station Building.
Article 2. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 to land- scape the site of the former #2 Fire Station.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Article 3. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY: That the Town accept Chapter 143 of the Acts of 1954, which reads as follows:
"Section 1. Notwithstanding the provisions of sec- tions one and two of chapter eighty (80), and section twenty-seven (27) of. chapter eighty-three (83) of the General Laws, assessments for betterments may be valid- ly made by the Town of Randolph on all construction for betterments which were completed during the cal- endar years nineteen hundred and fifty-one, nineteen hundred and fifty-two and nineteen hundred and fifty- three.
Section 2. This act shall take full effect upon its acceptance by a majority of the Town Meeting Members of said Town present and voting thereon at a regular or special town meeting, but not otherwise."
Article 4. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY: That the Town transfer from the Excess and Deficiency Account the sum of $3,850.00 to purchase or take by eminent do- main for public school purposes plots of land described and located as follows:
A plot described as Lot #6 owned by John Melinas consisting of some ten acres located adjacent to Beverly Circle and Vesey Road and that the sum of $1,600.00 in payment therefor and a plot of approximately ten acres, title to which is one Graziano and the sum of $2,250.00 in payment therefor, which plot is adjacent to plot of land of some twelve acres owned by the Town of Ran- dolph and a plot of land of some four and five-tenths acres owned by the Town of Randolph, formerly owned by one John J. Doyle.
Article 5. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY: That the Town purchase or take by eminent domain, and that $500.00 be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency
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Account for public school purposes, a strip of land run- ning from Liberty Street in said Town in a northwesterly direction, which is now a part of Lot 21 and Lot 20 adja- cent to said Liberty Street for a distance of six hundred feet (600), more or less, so as to provide a right of way and access for a proposed school site.
Article 6. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY : That the Town raise and appropriate $726.00 to care for Graves of Veterans under the jurisdiction of an Agent to be ap- pointed by the Selectmen in conformance with the pro- visions of Section 9 of Chapter 584, Acts and Resolves of the Massachusetts Legislatures 1946.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
June 21, 1954
Article 1. VOTED: That the Town confirm action of Articles 4 and 5 of Special Town Meeting of March 15, 1954, regarding the taking by Eminent Domain for School Construction purposes, certain plots of land north of Lib- erty Street, consisting of some 30 acres, more or less, a plan of which is being prepared, and without further appropriation of the adoption of said plan.
Description of Land in Proposed Taking for Access Road to Proposed School Building Site :
"Beginning at a point on the North sideline of Lib- erty Street 20.00 feet Easterly of the line between the land of the Doyle heirs and Howard Reilly, thence North by the Easterly side of an existing 20 feet Right of Way on the land of said Reilly a distance of 575 feet to a cor- ner, thence turning South on a line parallel to the Easterly sideline of the aforementioned Right of Way a distance of 580.76 feet to the North sideline of Liberty Street,
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
thence East along the North sideline of the aforemen- tioned Liberty Street, a distance of 40.00 feet to the point of beginning, and containing 23,115 sq. ft.
Description of Land in Proposed Taking for School Building :
"Beginning at a point on the Easterly side of an ex- isting Right of Way between the land of Howard Reilly and the Doyle heirs 575 feet from the North sideline of Liberty Street; thence running N 81-06-40 W a distance of 1449.52 feet to a point on a stone wall between the land now or formerly of John Melinas and Ture Inge- manson, thence N 12-18-47 E a distance of 218.70 feet to a drill-hole in said wall, thence N 15-27-59 E along said wall a distance of 484.90 feet, thence N 14-38-12 E a distance of 232.58 feet to a corner, thence N 89-50-10 E a distance of 373.88 feet to a stake in the center of a brook, thence S 88-40-32 E a distance of 366.02 feet to a stake near the Westerly sideline of Pond Avenue, thence North- easterly by several short courses a total of 581.69 feet to a stake, thence S 2-12-28 W a distance of 683.70 feet to land of Howard Reilly, thence down the Easterly sideline of the aforementioned Right of Way a distance of 459.28 feet to the point of beginning; and containing 31.5 acres.
Article 2. VOTED: That the Moderator appoint a seven (7) person committee composed of four (4) men and three (3) women to study the recreational needs of Randolph and to report their finding at the next annual Town Meeting in March, 1955.
Article 3. VOTED: No action.
Article 4. VOTED : That the Town grant permis- sion to Lindwood Memorial Park, Inc., a cemetery permit to operate a segregated, non-sectarian cemetery on sev- eral parcels of contiguous land, consisting of 90 acres,
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fronting on North Street, Randolph, and adjacent to St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery and Central Cemetery.
Article 5. VOTED: That the Town accept Byron Street as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and Ap- proved by the Planning Board.
Article 6. VOTED: That the Town accept Waldo Street from Mitchell Street to High Street as laid out.
Article 7. VOTED: That the Town accept Alfred Terrace as laid out by the Board of Survey and peti- tioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
Article 8. VOTED: That the Town accept Lind Terrace as laid out by the Board of Survey and peti- tioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
Article 9. VOTED: That the Town accept Stough- ton Street as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and ap- proved by the Planning Board as petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
Article 10. VOTED: That the Town accept Royal Street as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and ap- proved by the Planning Board and petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
Article 11. VOTED: No action.
Article 12. VOTED: That the Town amend the Zoning Laws as provided for in Chapter 40 of the Gen- eral Laws as follows: That the area of Forrest and North Main Street, title for which is in the name of Ignazio DiPasqua, be included in the business district, 100 feet on North Main Street and 100 feet on Forrest Street at the southwest corner of North Main Street.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Hand Vote : Yes: 102 No .: 25
Article 13. VOTED : No action.
Hand Vote : Yes 102
No: 52
STATE PRIMARY ELECTION
September 14, 1954 GOVERNOR
-Precincts-
1
2
3
4
Total
Christian A. Herter (R)
156
204
232
165
757
Blanks
42
37
43
46
168
Robert F. Murphy (D)
67
49
38
96
250
Francis E. Kelly (D)
21
20
13
49
103
Blanks
1
3
1
6
11
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Sumner G. Whittier (R)
159
196
230
163
748
Blanks
39
45
45
48
177
James A. Burke (D)
78
60
47
134
310
Blanks
11
12
5
17
45
SECRETARY
Michael J. McCarthy (R)
150
182
211
148
691
Blanks
48
59
64
63
234
Edward J. Cronin (D)
72
59
41
133
305
Blanks
17
13
11
18
59
TREASURER
Augustus G. Means (R) Blanks
153
182
212
155
702
45
59
63
56
223
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ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
-Precincts-
1
2
3
4
Total
Clement A. Riley (D)
36
23
18
29
106
William F. Carr (D)
19
15
13
42
89
John F. Kennedy (D)
32
28
21
70
151
Blanks
2
6
0
10
18
AUDITOR
William P. Constantino (R) 150
175
210
145
680
Blanks
48
66
65
66
245
Thomas J. Buckley (D)
74
62
47
134
317
Blanks
15
10
5
17
47
ATTORNEY GENERAL
George Fingold (R)
158
195
221
155
729
Blanks
40
46
54
56
196
John F. Collins (D)
73
60
44
131
308
Blanks
16
12
8
20
56
SENATOR IN CONGRESS
Leverett Saltonstall (R)
164
202
239
165
770
Blanks
34
39
36
46
155
Foster Furcolo (D)
53
46
29
71
199
John I. Fitzgerald (D)
7
9
1
31
48
Joseph L. Murphy (D)
27
12
18
43
100
Blanks
2
5
4
6
17
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
Rich. B. Wigglesworth (R)
157
199
230
162
748
Blanks
41
42
45
49
177
John J. Craven (D)
16
22
13
28
79
Thomas F. Gallagher (D)
23
18
12
35
88
James F. Gardner (D)
37
25
19
69
150
Blanks
13
7
8
19
47
48
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
-Precincts- 1
2
3
4 Total
COUNCILLOR
Charles J. Gabriel (R).
152
186
214
148
700
Blanks
.46
55
61
63
225
William Grossman (D)
7
13
9
10
39
James F. Hanlon (D)
47
27
15
72
161
Nathan T. Schindler (D)
13
9
9
21
52
John C. Tuttle (D)
9
11
11
26
57
Blanks
13
12
8
22
55
SENATOR-NORFOLK AND PLYMOUTH DISTRICT
Newland H. Holmes (R)
49
85
78
65
277
Charles A. Nelson (R)
117
115
134
91
457
Blanks
32
41
63
55
191
Helen L. Buckley (D)
68
59
43
125
295
Blanks
21
13
9
26
69
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT
R. W. Cartwright, Jr. (R)
182
232
258
202
874
Milton M. Babcock (R)
99
116
134
93
442
Edwin Brahm (R)
4
5
3
0
12
Helen C. Dalco (R)
3
3
7
2
15
Willard F. Dunlap (R)
4
3
2
1
10
William E. Hobbs (R)
5
3
6
0
14
Richard F. Murphy (R)
13
7
7
10
37
John E. Sheldon (R)
17
21
29
16
83
Blanks
69
92
104
98
363
Girard V. Condon D)
39
28
24
86
177
Daniel E. Duggan, Jr. (D)
45
41
25
47
158
William S. Moore (D)
8
7
2
6
23
James G. Mullen (D)
45
43
31
98
217
Joseph P. Sylvester, Jr. (D) Blanks
3
3
3
4
13
38
22
19
61
140
49
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- -Precincts- - 1 2 3 4 Total
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Sturtevant Burr (R)
41
33
48
25
147
George P. Carney (R)
23
24
33
36
116
Myron N. Lane (R)
98
133
142
96
469
Blanks
36
51
52
54
193
Joseph F. X. Doherty (D)
66
56
44
127
293
Blanks
23
16
8
24
71
REGISTRAR OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY
Alfred E. Henderson (R)
147
171
212
136
666
Blanks
51
70
63
75
259
Others (D)
1
1
2
Blanks
88
71
52
151
362
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Everett M. Bowker (R)
19
30
24
24
97
Ralph H. Hutchinson (R)
153
175
209
147
684
Charles J. Vaughan (R)
7
8
18
9
42
Blanks .
19
28
24
31
102
Wilfred E. Arcand (D)
61
46
38
114
259
Blanks
28
26
14
37
105
COUNTY TREASURER
R. C. Warmington (R)
153
174
215
147
689
Blanks
45
67
60
64
236
Others (D)
1
1
2
Blanks
88
71
52
151
362
50
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
STATE ELECTION November 2, 1954
- -Precincts- 1
2 3
4 Total
GOVERNOR
Christian A. Herter (R)
518
622
586
669
2395
Robert F. Murphy (D)
569
530
443
681
2223
Lawrence Gilfedder
2
1
0
5
8
Guy S. Williams
1
0
2
1
4
Blanks
6
8
11
11
36
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Sumner G. Whitter (R)
535
617
579
667
2398
James A. Burke (D)
537
532
442
670
2181
Donald E. Babcock
3
3
2
2
10
Francis A. Votano
3
0
3
9
15
Blanks
18
9
16
19
62
SECRETARY
Edward J. Cronin (D)
597
571
487
722
2377
Michael J. McCarthy (R)
455
556
512
595
2118
Fred M. Ingersoll
6
4
1
9
20
William D. Ross
2
3
7
7
19
Blanks
36
27
35
34
132
TREASURER
John F. Kennedy (D)
609
607
507
761
2484
Augustus G. Means (R)
455
523
501
562
2041
Henning A. Blomen
3
4
0
9
16
Isaac Goddard
2
1
3
4
10
Blanks
27
26
31
31
115
51
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
-Precincts-
1
2
3
4 Total
AUDITOR
Thomas J. Buckley (D)
673
657
560
827
2717
William P. Constantino (R)
393
464
446
486
1789
John B. Lauder
1
6
5
2
14
Anthony Martin
2
1
1
12
16
Blanks
27
33
30
40
130
ATTORNEY GENERAL
George Fingold (R)
536
570
582
661
2349
John P. Collins (D)
535
543
433
661
2172
Howard B. Rand
2
2
4
2
10
Malcolm T. Rowe
3
4
2
9
18
Blanks
20
42
21
34
117
SENATOR IN CONGRESS
Leverett Saltonstall (R)
535
626
565
694
2420
Foster Furcolo (D)
539
519
463
647
2168
Thelma Ingersoll
4
1
2
7
14
Harold J. Ireland
1
1
0
1
3
Blanks
17
14
12
18
61
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
R. B. Wigglesworth (R)
550
647
587
678
2462
James F. Gardner (D)
514
493
430
653
2090
Blanks
32
21
25
36
114
COUNCILLOR
Charles J. Gabriel (R)
506
587
559
609
2261
James F. Hanlon (D)
544
526
433
689
2192
Blanks
46
48
50
69
213
52
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
-Precincts- 1 2 3 4 Total
SENATOR-NORFOLK AND PLYMOUTH DISTRICT
Newland H. Holmes (R)
477
572
532
608
2189
Helen L. Buckley (D)
571
542
471
694
2278
Blanks
48
47
39
65
199
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT
R. W. Cartwright, Jr. (R)
709
800
757
868
313-4
Daniel E. Duggan, Jr. (D)
474
470
355
565
1864
James G. Mullen (D)
375
359
344
529
1607
John E. Sheldon (R)
345
381
372
390
1488
Blanks
289
312
256
382
1239
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Myron N. Lane (R)
458
523
529
570
2080
Joseph F. X. Doherty (D)
605
593
478
745
2421
Blanks
33
45
35
52
165
REGISTRAR OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY
Anna E. Hirsch (R)
747
805
781
936
3269
Blanks
349
356
261
431
1397
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Wilfred E. Arcand (D)
538
541
458
705
2242
Everett M. Bowker (R)
471
535
512
566
2084
Blanks
87
85
72
96
340
COUNTY TREASURER
R. C. Warmington (R) Blanks
727
808
767
929
3231
369
353
275
438
1435
53
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
-Precincts-
1
2
3
4 Total
QUESTION 1
(A)
Yes
762
832
686
975
3255
No
218
226
237
260
941
Blanks
116
103
119
132
470
(B)
Yes
747
820
659
952
3178
No
178
196
211
224
809
Blanks
171
145
172
191
679
(C)
Yes
813
876
741
1042
3472
No
132
147
161
162
602
Blanks
151
138
140
163
592
QUESTION 2
(A)
Yes
666
752
642
928
2988
No
284
263
261
287
1095
Blanks
146
146
139
152
583
(B)
Yes
604
692
578
859
2733
No
285
267
262
297
1111
Blanks
207
202
202
211
822
QUESTION 3
Yes
528
565
498
866
2457
Nc
491
521
457
388
1857
Blanks
77
75
87
113
352
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING December 6, 1954
Article 1. VOTED: No action.
Article 2. VOTED: That the Town transfer from the Board of Health Hospitalization Account, the sum of $250.00 to the Board of Health Expense Account.
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Article 3. VOTED: That the Town give a deed to a triangular shaped piece of realty, owned by the Town, located on Memorial Parkway, the dimensions of which are 21.06 at the widest part, running in a westerly di- rection, from 400.12 on the longest side and 399.70 on the shortest side to a point of "0" width, in payment for a claim for land damages filed in the Superior Court against the Town by Edward A. Kane, et al and the Randolph Amusement Company, Inc., for land damages involved in a taking by the Town for street widening purposes of Main Street, dated September 6, 1950, and involving some 3,085 square feet of realty, said claims being represented by actions No. 51091 and No. 51092, in the Superior Court for Norfolk County.
Article 4. VOTED: That the Town transfer the sum of $311.93 from the Parking Meter Fees Account, to the Parking Meter Maintenance Expense Account.
Article 5. VOTED: That the Town transfer the sum of $500.00 from the Board of Health Hospitalization Account, the sum of $121.30 from the Lock-up Repairs Account, and the sum of $163.14 from the Accounts Pay- able Account, and the sum of $35.14 from the Memorial Day Expense Account, a total of $819.58 to the Costs and Claims Account.
Article 6. VOTED: No action.
Article 7. VOTED: That the Town transfer the sum of $1,200.00 from the Lafayette Street Drainage Account to the School Planning and Building Committee for the expense of preliminary plans for the proposed new elementary school.
Article 8. VOTED: No action.
Article 9. VOTED: No action.
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ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Article 10. VOTED: That the Town transfer the sum of $5,000.00 from the School Salary Account to the School Committee Expense Account for the purpose stated in their request.
Article 11. VOTED : That the Town zone the following described area from residential to industrial : Land in Randolph, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, being that shown on the Town of Randolph Assessors map as Parcel 8, Plan 50, owned by Allen Clark. To zone from this parcel of 27,900 square feet a piece of land 50 feet by 50 feet, bordered on the North by Lancaster Road, on the East by a stone wall, on the South and West by land owned by Allen Clark. Said parcel of land to be used solely for the manufacture of doughnuts by said Allen Clark and upon his discontinuance of the manufacture of doughnuts upon said premises said parcel to revert back to residential zoning.
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY: Yes.
Article 12. VOTED: That the Town transfer the sum of $1,763.79 from the Additional Police Officers Salary Account, established at the 1954 Annual Town Meeting under Article 37 of that date, to the Police De- partment Salary Account.
Article 13. VOTED: To haar and act on the re port of any committee and to choose any committee the Town may think proper.
Article 14. VOTED: That the Town transfer the sum of $750.00 from the Lafayette Street Drainage Ac- count to the Civilian Defense Expense Account for the purchase of equipment to generate, transmit and receive messages in any time of local emergency.
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1954
BIRTHS RECORDED IN RANDOLPH
Pate
Name of Child
Sex
Name of Parents
Jan.
1 Donna Jean Corp.
F
William L. and Jean E .- Taylor
)
John Stanley Leonard, Jr.
M
John S. Leonard, Sr. and Laura M .- Tuttle
1 Mary Anne Cazzalio
John. P. and Mae E .- Morse
.4 Dianne Lee Crowell
F Louis O. and June L .- Fraser
V8 Dorothy A. Brewster . F
John A. and Phyllis A .- Olsen
6 Linda Ann Champa .. .
F
William J. and Norma G .- Layman
10 John J. Hennessey, Jr.
M
John J. and Mary-Tobin
10 Diane Marie Wentzel'.
F
Robert O. and Julie C .- White
12 Kenneth Charles Downing .
M
John C. and Dorothy E .- Telander
12
Thomas Edward Quinn M
F
Charles D. and Irene M .- Sass
13 Donna Lorraine Wales. .
F
Frank G. and Isabel M .- Given Victor L. and Kathleen M .- Seaver
14 Michael Edward Zakazewski.
M
Bronislaw W. and He en M .- Kozuikonis
Allan R. and Kathleen-Foley
18 Mary Ellen Colado . F
20 Mary Ann Glynn. .
F
21 Leslie Marion Smith. F .
21 John Francis White . M
22 Susan Meissner ·
F
/23 Linda Care Frederickson. .
F
23 Michael Joseph Mahan
M
24 Jean Marie Ebbs. .. . F
Vernon F. and Priscilla C .- Hallstrom
24 David Erie Olsson. . M
F
26 Harvey Edward Finneran .
M
27 Kirk Matthew Lyons . M
27 Stephen David Price M
27 Mary Margaret Stuart.
28 Mary Anne Cokley .. . F
Robert E. and Marion-Pike
James A. and Elizabeth M .- Beresford
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
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16 Mary Elizabeth Campbell. F
.
Jeronimo and Mary G .- DeRosa John M. and Mary H .- Kelleher
Murray F. and Maureen E .- Gaynor
John F., Jr. and Agnes G .- Clouten Ralph 1. and Anm-Cotter
Frank E. and Claire W .- Frawley
Joseph P. and Rita A .- Enos
.
25 Patricia Ann Linardos. .
Robert C. and Doris J .- Church George E. and Eleanor L .- Wright John M. and Barbara S .- Turner Paul H. and Irene V .- Dykeman
Sydney and Myrna-Hoffman
Paul R. and Dorothy A .- Cusick
29 Cademartori M
.
.
13 Lirida Marie Zakarian ..
F
Edward P. and Lorraine-Bridges
13 Irene Mary Apromollo. .
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN RANDOLPH
Date
Name of Child
Sex
Name of Parents
29
Donna Ann Demling. ..
F
Martin J. and Mary A .- Dematteo
31 Ruth Elizabeth Hunnewell. . F
Charles W. and Shirley D .- Goodrich
Feb.
1 Dana Charles Keough. M
2 Kim Valerie Skalecki. F
Joseph U. and Jacqueline-Ricker
5 Robert Doering · M
Christopher and Marie-Gibbons
5 Pamela Elizabeth Evangelista. .
F
Anthony N. and Beatrice R .- Merrikin
6 Donald Paul Baron .
M
Israel and Phyllis M .- Gilbert
6 Robert Andrew Marconi, Jr.
. M
Robert A. and Mary B .- Sprague
5 Bruce Ulric Markie . M
7 Price F
. 7 Wayne Bruce Warner. M
9 Carla Cain Hendrick. F
9 Edward John Medairos M
/10
Stephen David Walsh. M
.
v 11 Janet Sue Leighton F
12 Deborah Ann Curtis. . F
12 Susan Ruth Sprague .. . F
13
John Joseph Falvey, Jr.
M
13 Robert William Yaras ..
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