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Government shall be applied to the cost of the project or to the payment of the loan herein authorized. For the purpose of carrying out the intent of this article, a Building Committee of five shall be appointed by the Moderator with full power to remodel the building within the sum herein appropriated and allotted.
Voted: that the town of Middleboro amend the vote passed under Article 2 of the warrant for the special town meeting held on April 8, 1935 by striking out "$35,000" and substituting therefor "$32,000" and by striking out "$22,000" and substituting therefor "$19,000" and by striking out "$31,500" and substituting therefor "$28,500" and by strik- ing out the words "the loan to be reduced by the sum so received and applied", and adding "and allotted under any Federal Grant", so as to read as follows:
Voted: that the town purchase the lands and buildings located on North Main St. known as the P. H. Peirce Grocery Store property, from the trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce, and that the said grocery store be remodelled into quarters for a police station, fourth district court of Plymouth, and for public comfort stations for men and women, in substantial accordance with plans and specifica- tions prepared by Hal. B. Sumner, Architect; and for this purpose that the town raise and appropriate the sum of thirty-two thousand dollars ($32,000), thirteen thousand dollars ($13,000) of which shall be used for the purchase of the property and nineteen thousand dollars ($19,000) shall be used for the remodeling of the same, Of this sum, thirty-five hundred dollars ($3,500) shall be included in the tax levy of the year 1935 and the remainder shall be raised by the issue of bonds or notes of the town, and the treasurer with the approval of the selectmen, be and hereby is authorized and empowered to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor in the sum not to exceed twenty-eight thousand five hundred dollars ($28,500) Payable in accor- dance with the provisions of Section 1 of Chapter 17 of the
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Acts of 1932, in such manner that the whole loan shall be paid off in not more than ten years from the date of the first bond or note, or at such earlier date as the treasurer with the approval of the selectmen, shall determine. The select- men are directed to request assistance from the Federal Government through the E.R.A. or any substitute or public works program, and any grant of money received from the Federal Government shall be applied to the cost of the project or to the payment of the loan herein authorized. For the purpose of carrying out the intent of this article, a Building Committee of five shall be appointed by the Moderator with full power to remodel the building within the sum herein appropriated and allotted under any Federal grant.
Vote was; Yes 94 No 6.
Article 3: To see if the town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to proceed in accordance with the Federal Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 and with chapter 404 of the Acts of 1935, Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Voted: that the town instruct the Selectmen to request financial assistance from the Federal Government to re- model the P. H. Peirce Grocery Store into quarters for the Fourth District Court of Plymouth, Police Station and Comfort Stations for men and women, as provided for in the Federal Relief Appropriation Act of 1935 and in ac- cordance with Chapter 404 of the Acts of 1935, Common- wealth of Massachusetts.
Vote was; Yes 96 No 0
Same committee reappointed to act on construction of Police and Court Station by the Moderator.
Record of Special Town Meeting October 28, 1935
Article 1: To see if the Town will vote to authorize and direct the Selectmen to accept on behalf of the Town
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a federal grant of money for use in financing the remodeling, restoration and construction of additions to the 4th District Court House and Police Station, including purchase of land, as authorized by vote of the special Town Meeting of the Town of Middleboro held on September 3, 1935, or take any action relative thereto.
Voted: that vote be taken on this article by secret ballot.
Voted: that for the purpose of financing the remodeling, restoration and construction of additions to the 4th. Dis- trict Court House and Police Station, including purchase of land, as authorized by the special town meeting held Sep- tember 3, 1935 the selectmen are hereby authorized and directed to accept on behalf of the town, for use in carrying out such project, a federal grant of money pursuant to the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act of 1935, and the Building Committee is authorized to construct said project and enter into all necessary and proper contracts and agree- ments in respect thereto, all subject to applicable federal regulations; and the selectmen and the Building Committee are authorized to do all other acts and things necessary or convenient for obtaining said grant, and for the construction of said project.
Vote was; Yes 68 No 59.
Article 2: To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money by loan or otherwise for the use of the Old Age Assistance Department in meeting the expenses of the said department for the remainder of the year 1935, and act thereon.
Article 3: To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money by loan or otherwise for the use of the Welfare Department, in meeting the expenses of said department for the remainder of the year 1935, and act thereon.
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Article 4: To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money by loan or otherwise for the use of the Soldiers Relief Department in meeting the expenses of said department for the remainder of the year 1935, and act thereon.
Article 5: To see if the town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sum of money by loan or otherwise for the use of the Board of Selectmen in meeting the Town's share of the cost of any Emergency Relief Administration projects, and act thereon.
Articles 2, 3, 4 & 5: Voted: that the town of Middle- borough raise and appropriate the sum of $11,000.00 for the purposes specified in articles 2, 3, 4, & 5. Of said sum there shall be allocated to the old Age Assistance Depart- ment the sum of $3,000.00, to the Welfare Department the sum of $4,500.00 to the Soldiers Relief Department the sum of $500.00, to the Board of Selectmen to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen, as the town's share, if any, of the cost of any Emergency Relief Administration Project the sum of $3,000.00 and that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow, under authority of and in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 188 of the Acts of 1935 as amended, the sum of $11,000.00 and to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor, said bonds or notes to be paid in not more than five years or at such times as may be directed by the Emer- gency Finance Board named in Chapter 49 of the Acts of 1933.
The vote was; Yes 97 No 0.
A quorum was present at time of adjournment.
Record of Special Town Meeting December 2, 1935
Article 1: To see if the town will vote to transfer the sum of thirty-five hundred ($3500) dollars from the surplus
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account of the Gas and Electric Department; five hundred ($500) dollars of said sum to be allocated to the Old Age Assistance Department and three thousand ($3000) dollars to the Welfare Department to meet the necessary expenses of these departments for the remainder of the year 1935, and act thereon.
Voted: that the vote on this article be taken by secret ballot.
Voted: that the town of Middleboro transfer the sum of thirty-five hundred ($3500) dollars from the surplus account of the Gas and Electric Department; five hundred ($500) dollars of the said sum to be allocated to the Old Age Assistance Department and three thousand ($3000) dollars to the Welfare Department to meet the necessary expenses of these departments for the remainder of the year 1935.
Vote was: Yes 108 No 102
Article 2: To see if the town will vote to transfer the sum of fifteen thousand fifty ($15,050) dollars from the surplus account of the Gas and Electric Department for the use of Works Progress Administration projects; three thousand one hundred fifty ($3,150) dollars of said sum to be allocated for the purchase of three (3) new trucks; eighteen hundred ($1800) dollars to be allocated to the project of leveling the base ball field; three thousand nine hundred ($3900) dollars to be allocated to completing and enlarging the playgrounds and foot ball field project; and six thousand two hundred ($6200) dollars to be allocated to the sidewalk project, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town of Middleboro transfer the sum fifteen thousand fifty ($15,050) dollars from the surplus account of the Gas and Electric Department for the use of Works Progress Administration projects; three thousand one hundred fifty ($3150) dollars of said sum to be allocated
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for the purchase of three (3) new trucks; eighteen hundred ($1800) dollars to be allocated to the project of leveling the base ball field; three thousand nine hundred ($3900) dollars to be allocated to completing and enlarging the play- grounds and foot ball field project; and six thousand two hundred ($6200) dollars to be allocated to the sidewalk project.
Vote was: Yes 101 No 47
Article 3: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to use so much of the surplus funds of the Gas and Electric Department as is necessary to pro- vide the Town's costs for a Works Progress Administration Project for the continuing the underground Electric system from the end of the present system at Oak Street, thru Center Street to John Glass Jr. Square, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town of Middleborough authorize the Board of Selectmen to use a portion of the surplus funds of the Gas and Electric Department in a sum not to exceed ninety-five, hundred ($9500) dollars, for the purpose of furnishing the Town's share of a Works Progress Adminis- tration project for the continuance of the present electric light under-ground system and incidental expense connected therewith, from the present end of said system on Center Street at Oak Street thru Center St. to John Glass Jr. Square.
Vote was: Yes 62 No 39
Article 4: To see if the town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to use so much of the surplus funds in the Gas and Electric Department as is necessary to provide the Town's costs for a Works Progress Administration pro- ject for the continuing the underground electric system from the end of the present system at Clifford Street, thru Wareham Street to the Electric Light Station, and act there- on.
Voted: that the town of Middleborough authorize the Board of Selectmen to use a portion of the surplus funds of
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the Gas and Electric Department, in a sum not to exceed fifty-five hundred ($5500) dollars, for the purpose of fur- nishing the town's share of the cost of a Works Progress Project for the construction of underground conduits for the purpose of carrying electric light wires and incidental expenses connected therewith, from the present end of the electric light underground system on Wareham St. at Clifford St. thru Wareham St. to the Electric Light Station.
Article 5: To see if the town will vote to transfer the sum of five thousand ($5000) dollars from the surplus ac- count of the Gas and Electric Department for the use of the Board of Selectmen in supplying the costs to the Town of any other Works Progress Administration projects that may be approved, provided that only such sum or portions thereof be used as in the opinion of the Board will best serve the town's interests, and act thereon.
Voted: that the town of Middleborough transfer the sum of five thousand ($5000) dollars from the surplus ac- count of the Gas and Electric Department for the use of the Board of Selectmen in supplying the costs to the town of any other Works Progress Administration projects that may be approved, provided that only such sum or portions thereof be used as in the opinion of the Board will best serve the town's interests.
A quorum was present at time of adjournment.
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VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS RECORDED IN MIDDLEBOROUGH DURING YEAR 1935.
Date Names Delayed returns 1860 Jan. 30 Lubin Merton Cole
1865
Mar. 27 Abraham Lincoln Thomas
Dec. 18 Katie Julian Alden
1867
Sept. 26 Frank Thomas
1875 Jan. 11 Edith Allerton Roberts Nov. 3 Mary P. Jones 1878 Mar. 7 Charles F. Jones 1881 Feb. 18 Susan E. Macomber 1929 July 1933 July 20 Joan Rosamond Peterson
1934 April May Dec. 21
4 Mary Silva 8 Joyce Emily Bessette Chandler
Dec. 27 Dorothy Jean Rose
Dec. 30 Joseph Mondeau
1935 Jan. Jan. 6 Houlihan
1 Audrey Louise Flynn
10 Wanda Fay Burgess
11 Helen Elizabeth Whitcomb
21 Virginia Fava
29 Alice May Shaw
Feb. 2 Craig Richardson
3 Phillip Harold Kyrouz 9 Norine Alice Houlihan
9 Catherine Joan Rogers
Names of Parents
Nathaniel & Martha L. Foy
John A. & Mary E. Pierce Thomas J. & Julia A. Weston
John Atwood & Mary E. M. Pierce
James F. & Faustina F. Wilcox Charles A. & Susan I. Haskell
Charles A. & Susan I. Haskell
William H. & Etta Haskell
11 Marion Elizabeth Danielson John & Elizabeth Asadorian
Walter Hjalmar & Margaret Cronan
Philip & Theresa Cammondona
Armand A. & Emily Costa Paul R. & Helen Parker
Manuel M. & Mary Sequira Leo & Tessie Rebuttini
Thomas James & Edith Louise Yeaton
Wm. Francis & Mildred M. Dudley
Royal Fayette & Hazel Emily Adams
Joseph Carleton & Helen Louise Sutcliffe
Dante & Mary Alberti Willard M. & Mary E. Wrigh- tington
Theodore G. & Priscilla L. Hol- loway
Joseph R. & Gertrude Chase Everett Richard & Doris Mala- gutti Hugh J. & Mary Roberts
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11 Sylvia Jeanette Mclaughlin John Cameron & Olive Althea Chamberlain
13 Ann Jeannette Travaglini
14 David Franklin Vickery
16 Constance Lucille Jennings 17 Arnold Thomas Wainwright
18 Robert Arnold DeArruda
20 Beverly Ann Tecino
21 Daniel Aaron Pollen
23 Ralph Weldon Tripp, Jr.
25 William Edward Comeau 25 Carolyn Ray
Mar. 2 Patricia Jane Haskins 3 Doris Leslie Tubman
6 Esther Virginia Nelson 8 Myron Joseph Bump 8 Franklin Everett Tibbetts 11 Elaine Margaret Remillard 16 Roy Phillip Lammi
23 David Richard MacNayr
25 Dale Frederick Meier 26 Sally Ann Rullo
26 Phyllis Lorraine Osborne
28 Patricia Louise Matti 29 Norman Francis Foster
31 Edward William Gomes
April 3 Ann Theresa Foubert
5 David Forrest Washburn
6 George Richard Benton 6 Joseph Robert Vaughan 9 Alice Lee Moranville
9 Frederick Arthur Bazinet
9 Robert Carlton Washburn 10 Eleanor Louise MacIntire 13 Sarah Goodale
16 Richard Lawrence Boehme
17 Ralph Edward Zeiba 22 Richard Bernard Schaaf
28 David Rodman Vaughan
May 2 Weston Eayrs, 3d 2 Eldon George Souza 8 Barbara May Russell
12 Donald Gilman Waite 13 Shirley Ann Freitas 13 Francis Joseph Murray 25 Ernest Fred Bower 25 Margaret Ann Gasumas
29- Carolyn Ann Wall
June 7 Eileen Mary Perkins
Theodore R. & Cora J. Butler Fred W. & Ada Dimond Harry J. & Virginia W. Caswell James W. & Violet M. Swartz Augustus & Elsie C. Irving Joseph & Margaret M. Mac- Causland
David A. & Anne Slifkin Ralph W. & Alice M. Russell John W. & Ethel F. Nolan Clifford W. & Catherine Costa
Russell L. & Jennie E. Cotti Kenneth & Doris Vickery Samuel & Esther Harrington Dana E. & Mildred F. Keyes Frank C. & Lillian M. Hinks Leo H. & Anna M. McLeod Adolph A. & Elina Rossi Archie A. & Dorothy A. Ray Frederick J. & Agnes Liedka Samuel & Marjorie DeMoranville David G. & Gertrude E. Smith Louis G. & Elsie Sousa
Andrew F. & Beatrice White Joseph J. & Ruth J. Farnum
Frederick L. & Catherine Ferrell David F. & Violette Carver George M. & Florence O. Riis Lewis F. & Eva G. Griswold Russell S. & Lena Caporello Romeo A. & Elvira Paty Robert C. & Annie H. Cole Charles I. & Esther Saunders Robert P. & Elizabeth Tillson Lawrence M. & Rosilda Bous- quin
Edward & Alma M. Baldwin Richard B. & Delight Perkins Rodman W. & Josephine P. Luce
Weston & Mabel Anderson Manuel T. & Alice Mondeau Andrew M. & Stella M. Gardner Harold G. & Harriet Leland George & Cordelia Eldridge Francis J. & Mary Teabo Ernest R. & Lillian F. Haley John & Victoria Petrowski Arthur Irving & Louise Casey
Arthur E. & Rose Powers
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9 Gertrude Bellam da Costa
15 Eleanor Doris Kelly
16 Roberta Ann Murdock 18 Charles Bartlett Clark 18 Samuel James Drake 22 Ralph Richard Arnold 22 Nancy Jane Northway 25 Roberta Ellen Fiske 26 John Garofolo
28 Fred Samuel Green
July
3 Donald Herbert Nourse 4 Frank Edson Harris Jr.
7 Robert Folsom Goodhue
10 Randolph Francis Correiro
14 Patricia Lee Carmichael
15 Bernard Francis Cabral, Jr.
19 William Farley
24 Charles Arthur Thibeault 26 Richard Weston Thayer 27 Calvin Leroy Phinney
27 Andrew Cameron Corsini 28 Edward Lee Denson
Aug. 4 Robert Irving Pillsbury 7 Arnold Fred Foye
13 William Thomas Luddy, Jr. 13 Janice Claire Silva
15 Elton Carl Wadsworth, Jr. 22 Joseph Leonard Chartier 23 Promades
23 Joan Frances Garnier 23 Shirley Frances Gomes 26 Robert Francis DiPalma 27 Anne Margaret McCann 27 Frederick Allen Nickerson
Sept. 3 Martha Elizabeth Beard 5 James Varnum Thomas 12 William Albert Grew
12 Carolyn Edith MacNeill 13 Patricia Rose Brady 14 Frederick Shurtleff Hanson 16 Carol Anderson
25 Susan Bailey
30 Cynthia Ann Perkins
Oct. 5 George Russell Tripp 10 Ralph Edward Gates 13 Robert Clinton Shaw
Frederick W. & Susanne H. Ballam
Edward & Agnes L. LeBarnes Robert & Thelma M. Baker Fletcher, Jr. & Marguerite Swift Lemuel F. & Edith Nickerson Paul W. & Mae Wheeler Cecil R. & Alice A. Forsberg Robert & Marjorie E. Plissey Patrick & Lena Jardullo Paul & Laura Jones
Harold E. & Gladys M. Gifford Frank E. & Mary Baker Gifford Donald F. & Genevieve G. John- son
Frank A. & Grace C. Augustine Lawrence M. & Hazel Fowler Bernard F. & Helen F. McCor- mick
Edward J. & Elizabeth G. McCausland
Edgar C. & Mildred B. Phillips Azel O. & Florence Carver Sheldon L. & Dorothy L. Orrall Leon H. & Margaret Cameron Frank F. & Pauline Pearse
Carl F. & Naomi Dempsey Harold O. & May Sparrow William T. & Emma Dube Joseph T. & Alice Sylvester Elton C. & Mae Fraser Oliver L. & Laura Messier Frank & Jennie Vose Howard E. & Ethel Clark Edmund M. & Mabel Long Rocco & Sophie Inglese Michael & Beatrice Magee Allen P. & Edith M. Raymond
Thomas E. & Julia E. Sampson Clyde & Cora Staples William M. & Marion B. Trout Gordon & Edith Paun John M. & Angela Ambrosini Frederick S. & Carolyn L. Elliott Roger & Alice Burgess Donald H. & Eunice Atwood Albert S. & Mary T. Cabral
Arthur W. & Bernice Shaw Harold C. & Ellen McCarthy Leroy E. & Ruth Carolyn Sargent
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14 Karl William Hupfer
17 Donald Ralph Fanjoy
17 Raymond Charles Guerin
19 Christino Clara Silvia
19 Robert Bigelow Martin 25 Ann Marie Callan
27 Rollene Catherine Snowden
29 William Emil Heleen
Nov. 1 Frederick Carlton Correia 1 Susan Leonard Cushman 3 Carver
7 Barbara Ann Lemmo
20 George Kayajan
21 Jim Frances Howes
26 Judith Ann Ferrini
29 Herbert William Rounseville Herbert W. & Lillian I. Car- michael
Dec.
2 Robert Thomas Coe
2 Donald Cooper Savary
5 Howard Scott McCallum
6 Florence Maria Butler
7 Wayne Francis Dudley
7 Frederick Jason Ripley
15 Janet Gertrude Millette
21 Jane Elizabeth Dempsey
27 Shirley May Green
Ralph W. & Margaret Drew Charles L. & Legoria M. A. Casey Charles A. & Lillian Saulnier Joseph R. & Ellen Pierce John J. & Gertrude Goodale L. Francis & Bertha Gibney Merton E. & Cora La Valley William A. & Frances D. MacRae
George P. & Julliette A. Farley Earl B. & Florence M. Huntley Eldon W. & Alice M. Walker John A. & Edna E. Clark Ardie & Alice Jarbedian James F. & Josephine Suprano- vicz
Peter & Gladys M. Creamer
Walter M. Jr. & Jeanette R. Heath
Clifton V. & Priscilla Gifford Scott & Zola Mae Anderson Philip E. & Maria T. Vickery Harold L. & Jean A. Stuart Henry J. & Lillian W. Littlejohn George A. & Josephine F. Fred Daniel H. & Orrie A. Shurtleff Frank M. & Elnora F. Simonds
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MID- DLEBOROUGH DURING THE YEAR 1935.
1935 Jan.
Name of Bride & Groom
Residence
7
Leonard A. Baker Madeline A. Pitman
Middleboro
7 Dennis W. Sullivan Catherine M. Morse
Newport, R. I.
26 Joseph T. Silva Alice A. Sylvester
Middleboro
30 Thomas M. Tate Elizabeth K. Drew
Middleboro
Feb.
7 Herman Goodman Julia Bassett Robert B. Smith Virginia Cunningham
Middleboro
Middleboro
Mar.
9 Sydney L. Tirrell Barbara F. Moore Benjamin Abrams Ida Seltzer
Holbrook
Braintree
10
E. Greenwich, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
23 Harrison A. Shurtleff Marion M. Gifford
Marion
April
5 Donald Macdonald Rachel E. Horton
Kingston, R. I.
12 Leighton L. Maxim Louise L. Hewitt
Fall River
13 James H. Miller Louise M. Miskinis
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Middleboro
21 Fred C. Buckman Agnes H. Johnson 21 Gilbert T. Beaton Ruth E. Carver
Brockton
Wareham
Middleboro
Middleboro
21 Frank A. Green Elnora F. Simonds
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Brockton
Brockton
Wareham
27 Ellsworth S. Atwood Bernice A. Perkins
Middleboro
Middleboro
27 Joseph Silvia Jr. Ellen G. Pierce
Plymouth
May
4 Alphonse K. Dahlen Alice W. Jacoby
Wareham
12 Albert T. Ritchie Helen K. Chamberlain
Quincy
Quincy
15 Dana E. Bump Mildred Keyes 16 Michele Renzi Irma B. Goodwin
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboró
Middleboro
Middleboro
Newport, R. I.
Middleboro
Middleboro
19
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Middleboro
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Middleboro
26 Matthew W. Hanscom Alida Wadsworth 27 Milton Swanson Nettie A. Lepper
Wareham
118
16 Stanley J. Krakow Charlotte L. Bryant
18 John Roza
Marion W. Hopkins
29 William S. Maxwell Beulah L. Wilmot
29 Albert A. Dutra Josephine F. Dubee
June
1 Louis J. Bernier Marion H. Carpenter
9 Roy B. Cook
Muriel R. Rounseville
Middleboro
Middleboro
Cambridge
Middleboro
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Middleboro
Middleboro
Killingly, Conn.
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Brockton
Middleboro
Middleboro
Lakeville
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
July
3 Henry D. Gray Rose A. Brown
Middleboro Middleboro
4 Julian J. Plaskawiski Florence N. Montanari
Plymouth
5 Paul H. Paulson Ruth V. Batchelder
Bridgewater
Middleboro
Meriden, Conn.
Middleboro
Middleboro
Quincy
Middleboro
Attleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Bridgewater Middleboro
Wareham
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro Plymouth Sandwich
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Middleboro
9 Francis J. Silvia Elizabeth M. Sullivan
9 Chester H. Rice Eleanor P. Faietti
13 Lewis C. Jennings Beulah L. Wood
17 Edwin M. Ryder Elizabeth S. Francis
20 Ernest T. Morgan Marjorie E. Barney
22 Warren F. Tillman Enid F. Crosier
23 Malcolm R. McDonald Elsie L. Peterson
29 Thomas C. Salter Carmen L. Cerda
29 Armand Boileau Donata Bernabeo
30 Theodore V. Deane Dorothy S. Maranville
30 Leonard J. Chestnut Argentina H. Faietti
8 Dr. Mario Scalera Mildred V. Newkirk
16 H. Melvin Jackson Averill Crossman
20 Herbert W. Rounseville Lillian I. Carmichael
20 Joseph L. Prinzo Mary E. McQuire
20 Myron A. Turnbull Eva C. DeArruda
20 Walter E. Rowley Hazel C. Lincoln
20 Ernest J. Ouellette Florence M. Baker
Middleboro
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21 Milton A. Johnson Frances M. Walker
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Aug.
3 Freeman T. Shaw Ruth J. Davis
Jersey City, N. J.
10 Elton E. Gould
Rochester
Lenora E. Reed
Lakeville
11 Nelson L. Kierstead
Middleboro
Mary V. Ditano
Middleboro
11 Clarence M. Shaw
Middleboro
Roseanna J. Asselin
Middleboro
17 Irving T. Pierce Alice I. Caldwell
Middleboro
17 Antone Freitas Hazel A. Pickering
New Bedford
Atlantic City, N. J.
Atlantic City, N. J.
24 Ernest T. N. Morgan Madeline S. Chase
Taunton
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
New Bedford
Sept. 1 Everett E. Bodwell Laura E. Hazelton
Bridgewater
Middleboro
New Bedford
Middleboro
Middleboro
Stoughton
Truro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middlebror
Oct.
10 Forrest R. Perkins Norma E. Smith
Middleboro
Middleboro
12 Russell P. Beckman Blanche O. Gerrior
Middleboro
Middleboro
12 Maurice K. Richmond Mary H. Garcia Louis A. Turenne Emily T. Reed
Rochester
13
Middleboro
Plymouth
19 Leonard Iampietro Annie Cordeiro
Middleboro
Plympton
19 Wendell D. Fuller Carrie C. Eayrs
20 Harold F. Forsberg Simonne C. Roy
Taunton
21 Edgar I. Westgate Lucy L. Perry
27 Russell A. Freeman Elizabeth M. Brackett
Middleboro
Middleboro
New Bedford
21 Henry Hogan Iris M. Nickerson
Middleboro
25 Edward J. Ryan Thelma M. Crawshaw
26 Joseph D. Teeling Mildred W. Chace
5 Nelson C. Cleveland Edith M. Ward
7 William J. Glover Hilda J. Lindelof
15 John S. Perry Lucy J. Athanasiou 15 James H. Davis Jr. Olive R. Young
21 Theodore E. Carter Helen E. Rogers 22 Stephen M. Zilonis A. Wilma Caswell
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro Middleboro
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22 Robert B. Young Alice E. Buckley
23 William A. Wrightington Margaret P. Gomes
26 Thomas L. Hogan Dorris G. Owens
29 William B. Burt Elizabeth Beard
29 Francis T. Carlosn Maybell P. Alden
Nov. 2 Eldon W. Carver Alice M. Walker
10 Francis C. Whiting Pearl E. Hatfield
10 John J. Reynolds Charlotte M. Moore
11 Robert F. Sheehan Sarah A. Boucher
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