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Article 38. To see what action the Town will take with regard to fixing the salaries of the elected town officers of the Welfare Department, Chairman and Sec- retary. (By petition of Knowlton Holmes et als.)
Committee's recommendation under this article is con- tained in the recommendation under Art. 5.
Article 39. Will the Town approve of a salary increase for all regular town employees, other than elected officials as follows: From a wage or salary of $1,299 or less per year a 25% (twenty-five percent) increase in wages or salary. From a wage or salary of $1,300 or more per year
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a 5% (five percent) increase in wage or salary. This in- crease to take effect the first day of April 1942 and con- tinue on until the next annual town meeting after the national emergency is declared at an end.
(By petition of William Barrett et als.)
Recommended that the Town take no action under this article. Action under this article or the following Art. 40 will necessitate a complete revision of figures for Art. 6.
Article 40. Will the Town set the hourly wage of all regular town employees classified as laborers at $.70 (seventy cents) an hour for forty hours per week and for all regular town employees classified as truck drivers at $.75 (seventy-five cents) an hour for forty hours per week. (By petition of Francis Gaspar et als.)
Recommended that the Town take no action.
Article 41. Will the Town approve of turning over to the Selectmen the sum of $20,000 already appropriated and set aside for the purpose of dredging a basin in Ply- mouth Harbor to be used for the needs of local civilian defense. (By petition of William Barrett et als.)
Recommended that the Town take no action.
Article 42. Will the Town approve of turning back to the Town the sum of $20,000 already appropriated and set aside for the purpose of dredging a basin in Plymouth Harbor, to reduce the 1942 tax rate of the Town of Ply- mouth. (By petition of William Barrett et als.)
Recommended that the Town take no action.
Article 43. To see if the Town will authorize the Water Commissioners to acquire, by purchase or emin- ent domain, land at Little South Pond for the protection of its water supply and make an appropriation therefor.
Recommended that the Town make no appropriation.
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Article 44. To see if the Town will authorize the Water Commissioners to purchase equipment for the pro- tection of the town's water supply, including a wire fence and portable emergency pump and chlorinator, and make an appropriation therefor.
Recommended that the Town authorize the Water Com- missioners to purchase equipment as set forth in the ar- ticle and make an appropriation of $2,000.00 therefor.
Article 45. To see if the Town will vote to purchase from Robert Bowler, Jr. land on the northerly side of Billington Street, approximately 300 feet long, to widen street fifty feet at this location and slope back 125 feet and appropriate one hundred (100) dollars therefor.
Recommended that the Town vote to purchase this land and make an appropriation of $100.00 therefor.
Article 46. To see if the Town will vote to purchase from Mrs. Addie H. Burgess land on the northerly side of Billington Street, containing about 31/2 acres, and appro- priate one thousand (1,000) dollars therefor.
Recommended that the Town vote to purchase this land and make an appropriation of $1,000.00 therefor.
Article 47. To see if the Town will vote to acquire for playground purposes a lot of land, containing 149,460 square feet, as owned by Mrs. Sarah J. Pratt and located at the rear of Standish Avenue, as shown on the Asses- sors' map and designated as Plan 13, excepting as much as was sold to Eva Cortelli, and appropriate the sum of fifteen hundred (1,500) dollars for purchasing the same.
Recommended that the Town make no appropriation.
Article 48. To see if the Town will accept and allow as a town way, Olmsted Terrace, from Court Street to Standish Avenue, as laid out by the Selectmen and re- ported to the Town, and appropriate the sum of one hun-
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dred (100) dollars for land and property damages and expense of acquiring titles.
Recommended that the Town accept Olmsted Terrace as a town way and make an appropriation of $100.00 for damages and expense of acquiring titles.
Article 49. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of forty-nine hundred and fifty (4,950) dollars to ex- tend the sewer along Olmsted Terrace.
Recommended that the Town make no appropriation.
Article 50. To see if the Town will authorize the Se- lectmen to sell to the Arthur L. Ellis Co. for the sum of twenty-seven hundred (2,700) dollars the premises on Billington Street, now occupied by said Arthur L. Ellis Co. and more particularly described on a certain plan entitled "land of the Town of Plymouth occupied by Ar- thur L. Ellis Co." on file with the Town Clerk.
Recommended that Town so vote with certain provi- sions to be covered in the motion.
Article 51. To see if the Town will vote that the high- way known as the Half Way Pond Road, extending from the four corners of the Charles Redding Dahlia Farm to the junction of roads at the Long Pond Chapel, a distance of 8-10 of a mile, be hard-surfaced and that the necessary amount for putting this piece of road into condition and for surfacing it be appropriated. (By petition of Henry Gilbert et als.)
Recommended that the Town make no appropriation.
Article 52. To see if the Town will vote that the land at Nelson Street, originally voted for purchase by the Town in 1910 for playground purposes, be used for play- ground purposes only. (By petition of Walter Haskell et als.)
Recommended that the Town so vote.
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Article 53. To see if the Town will authorize its Board of Health to lease, in the name and behalf of the Town, from the Plymouth County Commissioners, the land, owned by the County of Plymouth, lying southeasterly from the South Pond Road, in said Plymouth, containing about eight and 5-10 (8.5) acres and shown on a plan entitled: "Plan of part of County Farm Property to be leased to Town of Plymouth, Board of Health, Plymouth, Mass. Scale: 80 feet to an inch. Lewis W. Perkins, County Engineer, April 1, 1940," together with a right of ยท way to and from the South Pond Road, said land to be used for a public dump, said lease to be for a term not exceeding fifty (50) years and at an annual rental not to exceed one (1) dollar, and upon such other terms and conditions as may be mutually agreed upon by said County Commissioners and said Board of Health.
Recommended that the Town authorize the Board of Health to sign a lease for this land and right of way, although inability to supply water will prevent its pre- sent use as a public dump.
Article 54. To see if the Town will authorize the Se- lectmen to execute and deliver a deed for the sum of one (1) dollar to Robert Bowler, Jr. and Christina W. Bowler as tenants by the entirety, releasing the interest of the Town in a certain parcel of land situated on Spar- row Hill and comprising about 6 acres of the property known as the Lodi Farm, described in a certain deed of Charles Hathaway, Jr. by the Collector of Taxes of the Town of Plymouth to the Town of Plymouth, dated June 12, 1875 and recorded with Plymouth County Deeds Book 415, Page 166.
Recommended that the Town authorize execution and delivery of a deed as set forth in Article 54. This is mere- ly for the purpose of clearing the title. The Town has had no claim on this property for over forty years but there appears to be no proper record of release.
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Article 55. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell, after first giving notice of the time and place of sale by posting such notice of sale in some convenient and public place in the Town fourteen (14) days at least before the sale, property taken by the Town under tax title procedure, provided that the Selectmen or whomsoever they may authorize to hold such public auction may reject any bid which they deem inadequate, or take any action relative thereto.
Recommended that the Town so vote. This authoriza- tion has been voted in previous years but it appears nec- essary to annually renew it.
Article 56. To see if the Town will accept Section 103A of Chapter 54 of the General Laws, which section provides for absent voting at all regular town elections in towns which have voted to accept the section.
(By petition of Alton D. Edes et als.)
Recommended that the Town accept this law providing for absent voting in town elections.
Article 57. To see what action the Town will take in regard to discontinuance of the opening of the Town House on Fridays evenings.
Recommended that the Town take no action.
Article 58. To see if the Town will accept Section 15, Chapter 129 of the General Laws, as amended by Chapter 162 of the Acts of 1941, which section provides for the nomination of inspectors of animals by the Board of Health and not by the Selectmen.
Recommended that the Town accept the law as set forth in Article 58.
Article 59. To see if the Town will amend the Plumb- ing By-Laws, adopted by the Town, March 23, 1935, by striking therefrom Article 2 and by substituting in place
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thereof the following: "Article 2. Upon application of a registered plumber only, upon a form furnished by the Board of Health, and upon payment of the fee hereinafter provided for, said Board shall grant written permit to do the certain plumbing work described in the application, when in conformity with the law. Drawings of the pro- posed work shall be filed if required by the Board. Per- mits may be recalled by the Board of Health if conditions are violated. Permits for all plumbing, except repair of leaks, must be in the hands of the plumber before the work is begun. Any plumbing work other than that of repairing leaks, shall be performed only by a licensed plumber. Fees for plumbing permits shall be fixed by the Board of Health on or before May 1st in each year, and the fee schedule so fixed shall be published in the first issue of a newspaper published in the town following said date."
Recommended that the Town amend the Plumbing By-Laws as set forth in Article 59.
For the information of the voters, we print herewith the present Article 2 of the Plumbing By-Laws which it is proposed to supersede:
Upon application of a registered plumber only, on form furnished by the Board of Health, said Board shall grant written permit to do certain plumbing described therein, when in conformity with the law. Drawings of proposed work shall be filed if required. Permits may be recalled by the Board of Health if conditions are violated. Permits for all plumbing except repair of leaks, must be in the hands of the plumber before beginning work. Any plumb- ing work other than that of repairing leaks, shall be per- formed only by a licensed plumber.
Article 60. To see if the Town will vote to place the office of Chief of Police of said Town and the office of Chief of the Fire Department of said Town under Class- ified Civil Service, in accordance with the statutes of the
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Commonwealth providing therefor and relating thereto.
(By petition of Abraham Penn et als.)
Recommended that the Town take no action under Article 60.
The Fire Chief can not be placed under Civil Service by a town meeting vote under an article like this.
Procedure, in his case, can only be taken under Chapter 183 Acts of 1939, which, on petition filed with the Town Clerk at least sixty days before a town election, provides for a local referendum question on the official ballot.
As any recommendation other than that made above would not apply to the whole article as presented we feel that we have done our duty and leave that part of the article that can be acted upon to the voters.
Article 61. To see if the Town of Plymouth will ac- cept, approve and put into operation the provisions of the General Laws of Massachusetts, Chapter 147, Section 16B, as amended by the Acts of 1938, Chapter 426, Section 2, the provisions of which are as follows:
Except in Boston, members of the police department of every town which accepts this section by vote of the town, whether or not section fourteen, fifteen, sixteen or sixteen A has theretofore been operative therein, shall be excused from duty for one day out of every six with- out loss of pay. (1938, 426, S2 approved June 16, 1938).
(By petition of Amedeo Collari et als.)
Recommended that the Town take no action under Article 61.
Many of the police officers have signified in writing that they are not in favor of the article.
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Article 62. To see if the Town will accept Section 11A of Chapter 85 of the General Laws (Ter. Ed.), requiring the registration of all bicycles by the police department.
Recommended that the Town accept this section.
Article 63. Will the Town of Plymouth adopt a by-law on competitive bidding to read as follows:
No contract for construction work whether for repairs or original construction or for the purchase of apparatus or materials, the estimated cost of which amounts to $50 (fifty dollars) or more, except in cases of special emerg- ency involving the health or safety of the people or their property, shall be awarded unless sealed proposals for the same have been invited by the board, officer or committee authorized by the town to make a contract.
All town boards, officers or committees authorized by the town to make a contract reserve the right to reject any or all bids, when, in their opinion, materials to be used or purchased are below a certain standard set forth at the time of the invited proposals. Everything else con- sidered on an equal basis, contracts must be awarded to the lowest bidder. (By petition of William Barrett et als.)
Recommended that the Town take no action under Article 63. Mr. Millman recorded as voting in the nega- tive on this recommendation.
Respectfully submitted, ADVISORY AND FINANCE COMMITTEE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH
Ralph H. Gilbert, Chairman; Clement A. Briggs, Paul H. Manion, Milton R. Millman, Robert J. Tubbs, Charles G. Darsch, Harvey S. Hatch, Forlong C. Hilton, Wil- liam L. Pavesi, Hugh L. Garrity, Harold W. Gould, Armelao Maccaferri, George C. Peterson, Lester W. Thurber.
Attested: Elmer R. Harlow, Secretary.
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Annual Report
OF THE
Board of Selectmen
FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1942
When making our report a year ago, after just having entered the World War, we cautioned the town that on account of scarcity of materials, reduction in revenue and large amounts of money to be spent for defense would bring about a higher tax rate. Some of these things have come true.
We have been very fortunate in selecting a good com- mittee for the defense program and while we anticipated large expenditures, such has not been the case. In spite of the fact, our town ranks very high in the opinion of State and Federal Officials insofar as our preparations for emergency are concerned.
There is practically no unemployment in the town to- day, other than those who are unable to work on account of ill health or old age.
No appropriation will be asked this year for W.P.A. and the Relief loads are at a minimum. The financial structure of the town is in excellent condition and we are recommending that the Town purchase $50,000 worth of Defense Bonds to add to the $20,000 used for that purpose last year. We recommend this, believing that after the conclusion of the war, these funds will be great- ly needed. The purchase of these bonds will have no ef- fect on the tax rate as there is ample funds in the excess and deficiency account.
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The work on Samoset Street will be continued this year with the aid of County and State funds.
We regret having to ask the townspeople to be patient with the condition of streets and sidewalks, as it is im- possible to get material, not only to build, but also to re- pair. We caution everyone to use extreme care while walking on the sidewalks or driving cars on the highways.
Frequent visits have been made to the headquarters of various departments and all were found to be in satis- factory condition.
Few complaints have been registered with the board in regard to sale of liquor and the revenue from this source was about the same as in previous years.
We regret that the war has brought some casualties to our town and to their loved ones, we extend sincere sympathies.
JAMES A. WHITE, JOHN A. ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM H. BEEVER, HOWARD M. DOUGLAS, JAMES T. FRAZIER,
Selectmen of Plymouth.
Annual Report
OF THE
Town Clerk
Marriages - Births - Deaths
Town of Plymouth
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For Year Ending December 31, 1942
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1942
Jan. 1 William Gordon Tucker of Chatham, Mass., and Lois Davee of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jan. 1. Robert A. Sutherland and Ellen B. Woolford, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 3. Joseph J. Gilewski and Agnes M. Odenheimer, both of Jersey City, N. J., married in Plymouth.
Jan. 6. Everett Leslie Hale of Middleboro and Dorothy Randall Perkins of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jan. 7. Ovila F. Parker and Eugenie J. Parker, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 10. Roderick MacLean Berry and Christine Mary Alley, both of Somerville, Mass., married in Ply- mouth.
Jan. 10. Angelo J. Giberti of Middleboro and Mary E. Deans of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jan. 16. Albert F. Saunders of Plymouth and Corinne R. Paine of Boston, Mass., married in Boston, Mass.
Jan. 17. Lawrence V. Guerra and Mary E. Dugas, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 17. Hyman Sherman of Plymouth and Estelle Pak- ross of Boston, Mass., married in Taunton, Mass.
Jan. 17. William S. Knowles, Jr., of Lynn, Mass., and Lillian M. Hall of Plymouth, married in Taunton, Mass.
Jan. 18. Kenneth LeRoy Davis of Kingston, Mass., and Euphemia H. R. Gascoyne of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
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Jan. 24. William Halunen of Carver, Mass., and Beverly M. Henrion of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jan. 25. Robert A. Malaguti of Plymouth and Elizabeth A. Valeriani of Kingston, Mass., married in King- ston, Mass.
Jan. 28. Roy E. Payne of Pimento, Indiana, and Evelyn A. Maynard of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jan. 31. Gilbert H. Robbins and Dorothy Ann Govoni, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 31. George R. Neal, Jr. and Florence J. Pimental, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 3. James Joseph Schilling of Plymouth and Rob- erta Ruth Bonney of Kingston, Mass., married in Carver, Mass.
Feb. 7. Felix L. Dubord of Bridgewater, Mass., and Win- ifred A. Anderson of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
Feb. 7. Oscar Isaacs of Richmond, Ky., and Olga J. Stanghellini of Plymouth, married in Boston, Mass.
Feb. 7. Ralph Graves Higginson of Rockland, Mass. and Helen Teresa Gallant of Plymouth, married in Nash- ua, N. H.
Feb. 8. Joseph Vincent of Plymouth and Kathleen B. Forsythe of Sagamore, Mass., married in Wareham, Mass.
Feb. 12. James Paul Greene and Doris Mildred Ran- dolph, both of New York, N. Y., married in Ply- mouth.
Feb. 14. Arthur LeBaron Gray of Plymouth and Eu- nice Natalie Fisher of Providence, R. I., married in Providence, R. I.
Feb. 14. Joseph L. Landry of Duxbury, Mass., and Ter- esa M. Joseph of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
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Feb. 14. Francis P. Shea and Alice C. Govi, both of Ply- mouth.
Feb. 14. William Tavares and Eleanor Mary Tassinari, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 14. Chester A. Baker and Susan W. Raymond, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 14. Alio J. Palavanchi and Pauline M. Chapple, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 14. Manuel Silva and Palmera F. Lopes, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 20. Napoleon Harry Miller and Harriett P. Ander- son, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 21. George S. Wild of Plymouth and Jean White of Auburndale, Mass., married in Boston, Mass.
Feb. 21. Elmer J. Bryant of Middleboro, Mass. and Eliz- abeth I. Jesse of Plymouth, married in Middleboro, Mass.
Feb. 21. Antonio Gomes of Plymouth and Maria Soares of New Bedford, Mass., married in Plymouth.
Feb. 23. John F. Dittrich and Evelyn L. Johnson, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 23. Roger Clifton Cushing of Duxbury, Mass. and Madeline Ann Pimental of Plymouth, married in Kingston, Mass.
Feb. 28. Richard Hayes of Dorchester, Mass. and Pris- cilla C. Douglass of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Mar. 1. Samuel Alexander Pinnetti of Brockton, Mass. and Albertina Ann Vincent of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Mar. 1. David S. Pratt and Lillian M. Sherman, both of Boston, Mass., married in Plymouth.
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Mar. 3. Howard Willis Tolman of Taunton, Mass. and Hilda Ann Pedro of Plymouth, married in Norton, Mass.
Mar. 10. Anthony F. Jefska of Lowell, Mass. and Elsie M. Peccini of Plymouth, married in Lowell, Mass.
Mar. 11. Dudley Earl Peck and Muriel Edith Hall, both of Whitman, Mass., married in Plymouth.
Mar. 14. Benjamin Wiggin Hatch, Jr. and Florence Hazel Richmond, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 14. Russell Ellis Whiting of Plymouth and Martha Fitzgerald of Watertown, Mass., married in Belmont, Mass.
Mar. 18. Harold I. Munson of Pittsfield, Mass. and Rose A. Bernardo of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Mar. 21. Francis Girard Kenefick of Medford, Mass. and Ruth Frances Murphy of Plymouth, married in Fal- mouth, Mass.
Mar. 21. Edmund Francis Costa and Doris Mae Chad- wick, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 22. Kendall A. Breil and Phyllis V. Dunham, both of Boston, married in Plymouth.
Mar. 29. Albert C. Merada of Kingston, Mass. and Ellen C. Shaw of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Mar. 31. Robert Alric Hebert of Lynn, Mass. and Rita Mary Riedel of Plymouth, married in Saugus, Mass.
Apr. 1. John G. Mackenzie of Dartmouth, Mass. and Jeanette H. Brown of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
Apr. 2. Temple Mike Daley of Rose City, Mich. and El- speth Jean Sloan of Plymouth, married in Fal- mouth, Mass.
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Apr. 4. John LeCain of Duxbury, Mass. and Eunice Jesse of Plymouth, married in Kingston, Mass.
Apr. 4. Alan H. Yates of Los Altos, Cal. and Barbara Mellor of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Apr. 5. James M. Caramello and Caroline J. Pellegrini, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 5. Harry W. Wyatt of Washington, D. C. and Mad- elyn J. Thomas of Plymouth, married in Whitman, Mass.
Apr. 5. William E. Halliday, Jr. of Newtonville, Mass. and Lavenia M. Lyon of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
Apr. 9. Albert W. Crosby and Louise E. White, both of Vassalboro, Me., married in Plymouth.
Apr. 10. Eldon J. Dahl of Plymouth and Stella Circello of Brockton, married in Brockton, Mass.
Apr. 10. William E. Sullivan of Worcester, Mass. and Margery Drew of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Apr. 11. John J. Cicero and Dorothy Jesse, both of Ply- mouth, married in Kingston, Mass.
Apr. 11. Victor D. Correira, Jr. and Laura A. Ruozzi, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 13. Arthur J. Terry and Eleanor Goddard, both of Plymouth, married in Bourne, Mass.
Apr. 18. Robert D. Sampson and Cynthia L. Drew, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 18. Otello Manfredi and Alice P. Sears, both of Ply- mouth.
Apr. 18. Angelo E. Rapoza and Nancy R. Ellis, both of Plymouth.
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Apr. 18. Manuel Frederick Souza and Claudia Mary Lodi, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 19. William Arsene Strassel and Marion M. Morey, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 19. Emore P. Dallasta and Valesta M. Banzi, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 22. Albert Alvin Walton and Mildred Elizabeth Reigel, both of Plymouth.
May 3. Irving Arnold Morrow of East Boston, Mass. and Helene Fredericka Michel of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
May 3. Abel L. Carvalho and Mary Doris Bouchard, both of Plymouth.
May 6. William A. Wilcox of Boston, Mass. and May E. Wilcox of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
May 7. Clarence Edward Reed of Plymouth and Arlene Holmes Stranger of Kingston, married in Nantucket, Mass.
May 10. Richard Paul Gardner and Edna Gertrude Wright, both of Plymouth.
May 17. John J. Smith of Plymouth and Charlotte F. Reddy of Quincy, Mass., married in Quincy, Mass.
May 17. John T. Tavares of Plymouth and Arminda Pires of Kingston, Mass., married in Kingston, Mass.
May 23. Spencer H. Brewster of Plymouth and Marietta L. Withington of Brookline, married in Brookline, Mass.
May 23. Albert L. Crowell of Plymouth and Margaret Sousa of Seekonk, Mass., married in Plymouth.
May 24. Manuel J. Roderick and Belmeda Enos, both of Plymouth.
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May 28. John R. Pascoe and Nellie M. Pierce, both of Plymouth.
May 29. Armand E. Rainville of New Bedford, Mass. and Nancy Hortense Botelho of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
May 30. Edgar Hardess Nickerson of Hillsboro, N. H. and Bertha Muriel Freeman of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
May 31. Raymond Watson Braddock of So. Dennis, Mass. and Vivian Ruth Mosman of Plymouth, mar- ried in Bridgewater, Mass.
Jun. 4. Wayne Victor Salminen of Carver, Mass. and Rita Hayfred Simmons of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
Jun. 6. Charles A. Howard and Margaret Verena Stearns, both of Norwood, Mass., married in Ply- mouth.
Jun. 7. Gordon L. Bailey and Helen F. Beever, both of Plymouth.
Jun. 8. Howard R. Williams and Eva J. Forni, both of Plymouth.
Jun. 13. Asher Martin Moore of New York, N. Y. and Ethel Jean McCabe of W. Warwick, R. I., married in Plymouth.
Jun. 14. Michael N. Martin of Middleboro, Mass. and Louise C. Musto of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jun. 15. Joseph Lewis Erwin of New Orleans, La. and Dorothy Irene Hamblin of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
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