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Respectfully submitted,
GRACE DeCOSTA, R. N.
Report of the Community Band
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :
The Officers and Members of the Mattapoisett Com- munity Band are pleased to submit the following re- port.
In the past year the band has given ten concerts, nine at Marine Park and one at the Town Hall and has had forty-eight rehearsals. The Band participated in the Town Memorial Day exercises, but due to rain played only in the Town Hall. The summer concerts were well attended, not only by the townspeople, but also by out of town people.
Membership in the band is open to all, requirements being that one shall play an instrument, provide his or her own instrument and uniform, and be a regular attendant at the band rehearsals, which are held ev- ery Monday night throughout the year. It is also a rule of the band that no member receive any remun- eration for playing in the band, services are voluntary.
At this time the members of the Mattapoisett Com- munity Band wish to thank you for your interest and cooperation, which is greatly appreciated.
Following is the financial account of the Mattapoisett Community Band.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, January 1, 1951 $211.10
Town Appropriation 600.00
Band Concert Collections 171.00
Memorial Day Exercises 35.00
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Uniforms
13.75
Square Dance Committee for Lights
7.50
Miscellaneous
3.25
$1,041.60
EXPENSES
Conductor's Fees
$590.00
Lights
14.36
Contribution to American Legion
25.00
Gifts, flowers and cards, etc.
38.75
Uniforms
13.75
Instrument Insurance, 3 years
26.69
Music, Instrument and repairs
29.45
Contribution to Hallowe'en Town Party
5.00
Contribution to Community Chest
5.00
Miscellaneous
2.90
750.90
Balance on hand December 31, 1951
$290.70
LEE S. ROOT, President LORETTA N. JOHNSON,
Treasurer-Secretary
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Report of Tree Warden
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :
Gentlemen :
I herewith submit my report as Tree Warden and Superintendent of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths.
Joseph Noons
144 hrs. @ $1.00 per hr. $144.00
Joseph Harrison
80 hrs. @ 1.40 per hr. 112.00
Manuel R. Nunes, Jr.
70 hrs. @ 1.50 per hr. 120.00
Frank LeBaron
120 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 120.00
Earl Hanna
96 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 96.00
Clifford Silveria
96 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 96.00
Harry Erhard
4 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 4.00
Joseph Farley
24 hrs. @ 1.25 per hr.
30.00
Caton Aeillo
24 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr.
24.00
George Veiga
40 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 40.00
Robert Hathaway 48 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 48.00
George Gonsalves
8 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 8.00
Antone J. Nunes, Per Contract 50.00
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Repairing tree on North Street, Cement and steel rods. E. Malcolm Munson
3 men each 81/2 hrs. @ $1.95 per hr. $49.72
3 men each 9 hrs. @ 1.95 per hr. 52.65
Over time
4.39
$106.76
Repairing Mr. Marvin's House, Damage by fallen tree. To Joseph Costa
1 weather cap
$ .75
10 S. E. Clips
.70
1 Cill plate .20
1 Straight 3/4 Connector
.35
20 ft. 6/3 4 ac service cable
7.00
4 hours labor @ $1.75 per hour
7.00
$16.00
Charles Marvin Reimbursement
5.00
(Libby Bill, repairing lamp)
Manuel C. Linhares, Labor and Material
189.69
$210.69
Tree Warden
Appropriation
$1,210.69
Expenditures
1,209.45
$1.24
Spraying and Care of Shade Trees January 20, 1951
Joseph Noons 32 hrs. @ .90 per hr. $28.80
Charles Silveria 32 hrs. @ .90 per hr. 28.80
Alex Santos
32 hrs. @ .90 per hr. 28.80
John Noons
8 hrs. @ .90 per hr. 7.20
Manuel Noons, Jr.
8 hrs. @ 1.50 per hr. 12.00
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Caton Aeillo
8 hrs. @ .90 per hr. 7.20
Antone Noons
8 hrs. @ .90 per hr. 7.20
$120.00
Joseph Noons
20 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. $20.00
Charles Silveria
36 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 36.00
Antone Noons
8 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr.
8.00
Joseph Harrison
16 hrs. @ 1.40 per hr.
22.40
Manuel Nunes, Jr.
24 hrs. @ 1.50 per hr.
36.00
Frank LeBaron
16 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 16.00
Manuel F. Costa
8 hrs. @ 1.00 per hr. 8.00
The F. A. Bartlett Tree Co. General Tree Work $366.00
Hirslag Tree Service
Topping tree removing dead limbs 16 hrs. @ $1.75 per hr. $28.00
E. Malcolm Munson Tree Co.
2 men 511/2 hrs. @ $1.95 per hr. $234.00
Removing tree on Barstow Street at the New Fire Station. Price given $80.00
Appropriation
$500.00.
Forwarded Jan. 1951
500.00
$1,000.00
Expenditures
974.40
$25.60
Planting Shade Trees
Appropriation $500.00
Expenditures None
$500.00
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Respectfully submitted,
HERBERT DEXTER,
Tree Warden
REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
March 5 and 6, 1951
Article 1. Voted to accept the report of Town Officers and Committees.
Article 2. Voted to give the following raises to elected Town Officers; $200.00 to Chairman of Select- men, $100.00 to Chairman of Board of Public Welfare; $300.00 to Treasurer and Collector; $200.00 to Chair- man of Board of Assessors ; $150.00 Town Clerk ; $35.00 Moderator; other elected Officers to receive the same compensation as in 1950, and appropriate $10,025.00 therefor.
Article 3. Voted the following sums to defray town charges for 1951.
Incidental Expenses
$3,000.00
Public Welfare 14,000.00
Old Age Assistance (Aid)
34,000.00
Old Age Assistance (Administration)
1,000.00
Aid to Dependent Children 4,000.00
Administration of Aid to Dependent Children 100.00
Notes, Bonds and Interest
27,966.75
Maintenance of Town Hall
2,000.00
Interest on Loans 200.00
Schools 76,000.00
Agricultural and Vocational Schools
3,000.00
Board of Health
1,500.00
Elections and Town Meetings
450.00
Bathing Beach
1,400.00
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General Highway 11,000.00
Collection of Garbage 2,300.00
Collections of Ashes and Rubbish 2,600.00
Maintenance and Operation of Police Dept.
9,000.00
Maintenance and Operation of Fire Dept. 4,000.00
Street Lighting
5,000.00
Maintenance of Wharf Property
400.00
Maintenance of Water Department
14,000.00
Maintenance of Library
2,200.00
Treasurers and Collectors Expenses
700.00
Assessors Expenses
600.00
Town Clerks Expenses
150.00
Tree Warden
1,210.69
Soldiers Benefits
2,500.00
Inspector of Animals
100.00
Hydrant Rental
100.00
Maintenance Sewers
150.00
Repairs to Town Hall
1,000.00
Suppression of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths
tabled
Shellfish Propagation 500.00
Town Clerks, Treasurers and Collectors Bonds 355.25
Maintenance of Town Dump 1,000.00
Registrar of Voters Expenses 200.00
Salary and Expenses of Shellfish Officer
2,100.00
Planning Board Expenses 200.00
$229,982.69
*Plus Dog Tax $434.66
Article 4. Voted to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow money in an- ticipation of revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1951.
Article 5. Voted to transfer $9,000.00 from the Ov- erlay Surplus for a Reserve Fund.
Article 6. Voted to appropriate $300.00 for Obser- vance of Memorial Day.
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Article 7. Voted to appropriate $150.00 for care of Barlow and Hammond Cemeteries.
Article 8. Voted to appropriate $1,500.00 for Mos- quito Control.
Article 9. Voted to raise and appropriate $1,703.81 to pay outstanding accounts.
Article 10. Voted to appropriate $700.00 for In- surance on Town Buildings.
Article 11. Voted to appropriate $150.00 to main- tain the Herring Weir.
Article 12. Voted to appropriate $156.00 for bene- fits of Workmen's Compensation.
Article 13. Voted to appropriate $150.00 for Ply- mouth County Trustees for Aid to Agriculture. Frank Sylvia, Director.
Article 14. Voted to appropriate $2,500.00 for Sal- ary and Expenses of a District Nurse. Salary $1,980.00, Care Hire $400.00, Medical Expenses $120.00.
Article 15. Voted to appropriate $1,550.00 for Workmen's Compensation and Public Liability Insur- ance.
Article 16. Voted to appropriate $1,000.00 for Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance.
Article 17. Voted to appropriate $2,500.00 for Chapter 90 Highway Construction, and Selectmen be instructed to use same on North Street.
Article 18. Voted to appropriate $773.00 for the Retirement System.
Article 19. Voted to delete from Section 2 of the Town By-Laws the following words: "And shall be published in the New Bedford Standard-Times."
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Article 20. Voted to appropriate the sum of $600.00 for Maintenance of Shipyard Park.
Article 21. Voted to transfer from free cash in the Treasury $1,000.00 to repair the Wharf at Shipyard Park.
Article 22. Voted to appropriate $200.00 for In- surance on Wharf at Shipyard Park.
Article 23. Voted to lay on the table the article to convey land the J. Leonard Randall.
Article 24. It was moved the Town instruct the Board of Selectmen to petition the Director of Ac- counts for the installation of an accounting system in accordance with the provisions of Section 35, Chap- ter 44, General Laws. Yes 41. No 62.
Article 25. Voted to lay on the table the article for an appropriation to install and operate an account- ing system.
Article 26. Voted to appropriate $200.00 for Insur- ance on Town Wharves.
Article 27. Voted to appropriate $50.00 for ex- penses of a Harbor Master, and Instruct the Selectmen to appoint the Wharf Commissioner as Harbor Master.
Article 28. Voted to appropriate $500.00 for fur- ther repairs to short Wharf.
Article 29. Voted to lay on the table the article to take land on Water Street. 1
Article 30. Voted to appropriate $1,500.00 to pur- chase Water Meters.
Article 31. Voted to appropriate $1,000.00 to make an engineering survey for the purpose of obtaining an additional water supply.
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Article 32. Voted to lay on the table the article to install a new Water Main from North Street to Aucoot Road on Marion Road.
Article 33. Voted to lay on the table the article to install a new Water Main from North Street to Pros- pect Road on Marion Road.
Article 34. It was moved to extend the water mains on Aucoot Road to the entrance of Harbor Beach. Yes 48 - No 58.
Article 35. Voted to lay on the table the article to lay water mains in Harbor Beach.
Article 36. Voted to lay on the table the article to extend the water main from Harbor Beach to the Prop- erty of Andrew Alden.
Article 37. Voted to take $4,500.00 from Free Cash in the Treasury to put Tar on Street and Roads.
Article 38. Voted to appropriate $800.00 to con- struct a new sidewalk on the West side of Mechanic Street from Church Street to Water Street.
Article 39. Voted to take $2,000.00 from Free Cash in the Treasury to resurface Mattapoisett Neck Road.
Article 40. Voted to appropriate $900.00 to build an addition to the Grader House.
Article 41. Voted to lay on the table the article to purchase a sand spreader.
Article 42. Voted to lay on the table the article to fix the hourly pay on the employees of the Highway Department.
Article 43. Voted to appropriate $1,800.00 to recon- struct Reservation Road from its present ending to the Stone Pillars.
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Article 44. Voted to appropriate $2,000.00 to re- surface Cathaway Lane.
Article 45. Voted to lay on the table the article to resurface Crystal Spring Road.
Article 46. Voted to repair Tobey Lane and the necessary sum to be taken from the Highway General Account.
Article 47. Voted to widen the Acushnet Road at the Grade Crossing and the necessary sum to be taken from the General Highway account.
Article 48. Voted to take $175.00 from the General Highway account to put gravel on the road leading to the beach off Aucoot Road.
Article 49. Voted to appropriate $1,600.00 to finish widening and resurfacing Acushnet Road.
Article 50. Voted to appropriate $1,800.00 to in- stall curbing and resurface the sidewalk on the west side of Barstow Street, between Church and Water Streets.
Article 51. Voted to lay on the table the article to install curbing and construct a sidewalk on Main Street from Hammond Street and the Town Hall.
Article 52. Voted to instruct the Tree Warden to use the $500.00 that was voted to plant new shade trees in Town.
Article 53. Voted to close the Mattapoisett River to catching of Herrings for three years.
Article 54. Voted to transfer $2,000.00 from free cash in the Treasury to purchase or take by eminent domain, under the provisions of Section 14, Chapter 40 of the General Laws, a fee in the land in Matta- poisett, for a Fire Station lot, belonging to Mary Sylvia
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and Manuel Roza, which is bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the north westerly corner thereof at the point of intersection of the State High- way (Route 6) thence running easterly in the said southerly line of said State Highway in line of the wall 124.75 feet to a corner of the wall at land now or for- merly of Lee S. and Marjorie Root, thence running southerly in line of last named land in line of the wall 120 feet to a point on land now or formerly of Manuel Roza, thence running westerly on line of said point 124 feet to the said easterly line of Barstow Street, thence running northerly in said easterly line of Barstow Street 120 feet to the place of beginning. Containing 74 square rods more or less. Yes 82-No 32.
Article 55. Voted that the sum of $30,000 be raised and appropriated for the purpose of constructing and originally equipping and furnishing a Fire Station on land at the southeast corner of the intersection of Barstow Street and State Highway (Route 6) ; and that, to meet said appropriation, the sum of $2,000.00 be raised in the tax levy of the current year, the sum of $3,000.00 be appropriated from available funds in the Treasury, and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of $25,000.00 and to issue notes of the Town therefor payable in accordance with the provis- ions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than 20 years from the date of issue of the first note. The Select- men and Building Committee shall constitute a com- mittee in charge of construction of said building. Yes 106-No 31.
Article 56. Voted to convey to three Trustees of the Tinkhamtown Improvement Association for the sum of $1.00 and other considerations, a part of land taken by eminent domain for the use of the Water
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Department and situated on the North side of Acush- net Road. In Mattapoisett: bounded and described as follows : On the South by the Mattapoisett River, on the west by Acushnet Road and New Bridge and on the North by the old abandoned road and bridge to point of beginning; to be held by said Trustees for the benefit of the inhabitants in the area of Tinkham- town for recreational purposes, said land to revert to the Town if and when said land shall cease to be used for said purpose and to instruct and authorize the Board of Selectmen to execute a quit-claim deed to the said Trustees relative to said land. Unanimously voted.
Article 57. Voted to raise and appropriate $1,600.00 to resurface Park Street.
Article 58. Voted to change article 1 Section 2 of the Town By-Laws, by adding, "also notice of every Special Town Meeting shall be published in the New Bedford Standard-Times."
Article 59. Voted that $1,753.25 be taken from free cash in the Treasury to pay the cost of a performance Bond on the Construction of the School addition.
Article 60. Voted to lay on the table the article to accept Section 7, Chapter 136 of the General Laws in regard to the sale of certain articles on the Lord's day.
Article 61. Voted to lay on the table the article to amend Article 1, Section 3 of the Town By-Laws to read, "One Highway Surveyor for three years." Unani- mously voted.
Article 62. Voted to lay on the table the article to change Section 3, of Article 1, by deleting One High- way Surveyor". Yes 89-No 1.
Article 63. The article to issue private Shellfish Grants was lost.
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Article 64. Voted to lay on the table the article to create a Stabilization Fund.
Article 65. Voted to take $350.00 from free cash to build a fence at Shipyard Park.
Article 66. Voted to lay on the table the article to construct a comfort station on Shipyard Park.
Article 67. Voted to appoint a committee for the purpose of recommending a Memorial on Shipyard Park in honor of the late Lewis R. Bolles. The committee, Lemuel LeBaron Dexter, Frederick LeBaron, Jonathan Holmes and Charles Mendell.
Article 68. Voted to lay on the table the article to appoint a committee to study and make preparations for the Towns Centennial in 1957.
Article 69. Voted to lay on the table the article to install a gas Pump for the use of all Town Depart- ments.
By taxation
$269,690.50
Surplus Revenue
9,000.00
Free Cash
14,603.25
Dog Fund
434.66
$293,728.41
Be It Resolved that the Selectmen and the Water Commissioners be requested to petition the General Court for authority to increase the time for which the Town may issue water supply notes for permanent con- struction on pipe extensions from fifteen years to thirty years. So voted.
Be It Resolved that a committee of five (5) be ap- pointed by the moderator to investigate the advisability of extending the town water mains to and into the de- velopment at Harbor Beach (so called). Said com-
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mittee to report to the Town at a special Town Meeting to be held during the Month of July 1951.
The Committee :-
George C. Bradley Clifford I. Tripp Walter E. Bowman William Chase Joseph Power
Resolved: - We the voters of the Town of Matta- poisett gathered in Annual Town Meeting wish to be recorded as not in favor of Senate bill 484. We believe this bill will impose further restrictions on our home rule and we further believe it is contrary to all good sound business practice. Yes 80-No 1
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
March 5, 1951
Article 1. Voted to instruct the Selectmen to ap- point Measurers of Wood and Bark.
Article 2. Voted to appropriate $500.00 for Spray- ing and Care of Shade Trees.
Article 3. Voted to appropriate $600.00 for Public Band Concerts.
Article 4. Voted to appropriate $100.00 for care of Veterans Graves.
Article 5. Voted that a committee of five be appoint- ed by the moderator to report at a special town meeting in regard to selling the almshouse.
The Committee :-
Lester A. Crampton
John C. Perry
Enoch Winslow
Albert Andrews
Andrew J. Alden
Article 6. Voted to authorize to sell land and prop- erty taken by tax title.
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
July 31, 1951
Article 1. Voted to accept the reports of Town Com- mittees.
Article 2. Voted to lay on the table the article to sell the Town Farm Property until the Annual Town Meeting. The same committee to continue.
Article 3. Voted to restrict the Town Beach at Hil- ler's Cove to residence of the Town only.
Article 4. Voted to accept section 69, Chapter 152, G. L. Ter Ed., as amended, to include all employees ex- cept members of the Police or Fire force.
Article 5. Voted to amend the vote passed under Article 54, of the Warrant for the Annual Town Meet- ing held March 5, 1951, whereby the sum of $2,000.00 was transferred from free cash in the Treasury for the purchase or the taking by eminent domain, under pro- visions of Section 14, Chapter 40 of the General Laws, a fee in the land in Mattapoisett, for a Fire Station Lot, by increasing the amount of funds to be transferred from free cash in the Treasury to $2,400.00 so that the vote as amended will read as follows; That the sum of $2,400.00 be transferred from free cash in the Treas- ury to purchase or take by eminent domain under pro- visions of Section 14, Chapter 44 of the General Laws, a fee in the land in Mattapoisett, for a Fire Station Lot, belonging to Mary Sylvia and Manuel Roza which is bounded and described as follows; beginning at the northeasterly corner thereof at the point of intersection of the State Highway (Route 6) thence running east- erly in the said southerly line of said State Highway in
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the line of the wall 124.75 feet to a corner of the wall at land now or formerly of Lee S. and Marjorie Root, thence running southerly in line of last named land in line of the wall 120 feet to a point on land now or for- merly of Manuel Roza, thence running westerly on line of said point 124 feet to said easterly line of Barstow Street, thence northerly in said easterly line of Bar- stow Street 120 feet to place of beginning, containing 74 square rods more or less. Yes 59-No 22
Article 6. Moved to amend the vote passed under article 55 of the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting held March 5, 1951 whereby the sum of $30,000.00 was appropriated for the purpose of constructing and orig- inally equipping and furnishing a Fire Station on land at the southeast corner of intersection of Barstow Street and State Highway by increasing the amount of the appropriation from $30,000.00 to $41,000.00 and by increasing the amount of the loan from $25,000.00 to $36,000.00. Lost, Yes 72-No 60-2/3 necessary.
Article 7. Voted that $1,800.00 be taken from Avail- able Funds in the Treasury to locate, test its capacity and investigation necessary relative to obtaining an ad- ditional water supply. Yes 97-No 0.
Article 8. Voted to lay on the table the article to extend the water main to Harbor Beach on Aucoot Road. Unanimous vote.
Article 9. Voted to lay on the table the article to extend water mains into Harbor Beach over easements. Unanimous vote.
Article 10. Voted that the Town take $1,500.00 from Available Funds in the Treasury to complete repairs to the Wharf at Shipyard Park. Yes 68-No 0.
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Article 11. Voted to accept as a Town Way, by deed, a parcel of land from Manuel C. Linhares; said land situated east of Casino Road (so-called) and north of Water Street, as per plan surveyed May 31, 1950 and on file with the Town Clerk, and that no appropria- tion be made. Yes 48-No 20.
Article 12. Voted that the Town transfer $900.00 from Available Funds in the Treasury to lay 300 feet of 6 inch Water Main east of Casino Road north of Water Street, on the Town Way accepted from Manuel C. Linhares. Yes 50-No 5.
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1951 BIRTHS
Date Name of Child
Parents
Maiden Name of Mother
January
4 Stanley Bryant Lindh
6 Christine Lynn Moss
27 Philip Robert Eldridge
29 Barbara Marie Kelley
Stanley B. and Marjorie O. Allen
Wilfred and Ada Heuberger
Charles H. and Ruth A. Rafferty
Norman F. and Dolores J. Kauffman
February
20 Peter John McCue
23 Deborah Louise Saunders
28 Donna Lee Naomi Paiva
28 Luisann Flanders
John J. and Edna G.
Gunther
Milton G. and Lillian L. Briggs
Robert D. and Naomi N. Gomes
Robert N. and Mildred L.
Wheeler
March
12 Robert Francis Butler
16 Suzanne Claire Bonneau
21 Clifton Russell Thompson
24 Gary Foster Willoughby
30 Ellen Marie Harris
31 Stephen Perkins Heath
Roland V. and Mary E. Calabrese
Walter C. and Cecile C. Marcotte
Russell E. and Elma M. Andreasen
Foster M. and Eleanor M. Corazzari
Harry W. and Helen M. Costa
George D. and Ruth L.
Perkins
April 24 Betsy Stewart Wood
May 2 Mary Elizabeth Gregory
10 Norwood Gile Moore
12 Patricia Eleanor Graeben
18 Phillip Calvin Lake
Donald C. and Marjorie L. Benz
Ellsworth R. and Janna E. MacMillan
Norwood G. and Julia Souza Frederick W. and Eleanor P. Conway
Calvin C. and Blanche Spagnoli
June 19 Dexter
23 Sharon Eileen Cobb
23 Terry Lee Cathcart
Chester G. and Beatrice B. Vossahlik James B. and Eileen M. Caswell Robert E. and Betty L. Parker
26 Richard Harry Fragozo DeMello John F. and Jean E. Coker
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Parents
Maiden Name of Mother
Date Name of Child July
20 Deborah Yard
21 Carleton Burr, Jr.
23 Philip Anthime Lamarre
25 Sleeper
August
14 Antone Joseph Andrews
27 Linda Louise Brownell
31 Seabury Stanton
September
11 Dennis Wayne Manna
14 Rhonda Mae Rusinoski
14 Robin Lee Rusinoski
15 Ruth Elizabeth White
28 Stephen Guy Gardner
29 Sharon Linda Young
30 Kenneth Winship Wood
October
4 Beth Louise Roylance
14 Kenneth Roy Soares
30 Kathleen Sharon Pierce
November
10 George Paine Hussey
10 Marice Ann Cayton
11 Raymond Hynes Andrews
18 Richard Arthur Dextraze
28 Jeremiah P. Randall
December
13 James Giles
16 Karin Ann Souza
30 Roslyn Carol Oliver
Frederick L. D. and Clara L.
Schnitzer
Carleton and Gertrude Trumbull
George R. and Hilda M. Rodman
Murray F. and Iva B. Newton
Antone and Josephine
Ramos
David F. and Pauline M. Dyer
John K. and Katharine P. Hill
Emidio J. and Olivia M. Mendoza
Chester and Gladys M. O'Neill
Chester and Gladys M. O'Neill
George S. and Frances A., Handspicker
Robert G. and Elizabeth H. Gillis
Lawrence C. and Miriam R. Jason
Melvin M. and Edith W. Burrell
Norman W. and Beryl L. Heuberger
Norman and Lillian Almada
Richard B. and Bertha V. Westgate
Ralph G. and Margaret A. Paine Maurice W. and Fannie M., Marganelli
William D. and Hilda Hynes
Raymond A. and Lucille M. Rioux
Lewis W. and Daisy Brightman
James and Elizabeth Anne Munsey Raymond C. and Ann Mae Leone
John and Eugenia Pina
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MARRIAGES - 1951
February
24 C. Stephen Lawrence, Rochester, Mass. Merilou Davis, Mattapoisett, Mass.
March
26 Joseph Hutchinson, New Bedford, Mass. Marion A. Figueiredo, Mattapoisett, Mass.
April
7 Jayme R. Guerra, New Bedford, Mass. Eleanor A. Westgate, Mattapoisett, Mass.
14 Charles H. Whalen, Mattapoisett, Mass. Barbara Cross, Mattapoisett, Mass.
28 Edward Richard Keyes, Mattapoisett, Mass. Mary (Perry) Ellis, New Bedford, Mass.
June
2 John B. Fostin, New Bedford, Mass. Ann M. Souza, Mattapoisett, Mass.
2 Edward E. Buffington, Mattapoisett, Mass. Dorothy O. Nelson, Mattapoisett, Mass.
16 Luen M. Johnson, Mattapoisett, Mass. Beatrice A. Knight, Marion, Mass.
30 Manoel Joaquin Ramos, New Bedford, Mass. Caroline Tavares, Mattapoisett, Mass.
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