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Article 28. To see if the Town will authorize the trans- fer from the Reserve from Overlayings of Taxes, the sum of fifteen thousand (15,000) dollars to the Reserve Account in the hands of the Advisory and Finance Committee.
Recommended that the Town authorize the transfer of $15,000.00 as set forth in Article 28.
Article 29. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to appoint an Inspector of Wires for the Town of Plymouth under Chapter 166, Section 32, and make an appropriation therefor.
CHAPTER 166, SECTION 32
"A city shall, by ordinance, designate or provide for the appointment of an inspector of wires, and any town may provide by vote or by by-law for the appointment by its selectmen of such an inspector.
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Such inspector shall supervise every wire within a a building designed to carry an electric light, heat or power current; shall notify the person owning or operating any such wire, whenever its attachments, insulation, supports or appliances are improper or unsafe, or whenever the tags or marks thereof are insufficient or illegible; shall at the expense of the city or town, remove every wire the use of which has been abandoned, and every wire not tagged or marked as hereinbefore required, and shall see that all laws and regulations relative to wires are strictly enforced. A city or town may recover in contract of the owner of any such wire so removed, the expense which it has incurred for the removal thereof."
Recommended that the Town take no action under Article 29. With little or no new construction at the present time and with no means of knowing what amount of appropriation would be necessary, the Committee feels that no action in the matter should be taken at this time.
Article 30. To see if the Town of Plymouth will appro- priate the sum of $87 for the costs incurred by Antonio Pro- vinzano during the years 1943 and 1944, for a leather belt, doctor bills, X-rays etc.
(By petition of James F. Gill et al)
Recommended that the Town take no action under Article 30. Note. The Committee is advised that no legal action can be
taken by the Town for an appropriation under this or the following article.
Article 31. To see if the Town of Plymouth will appro- priate and provide an $18 weekly pension to Antonio Pro- vinzano.
(By petition of James F. Gill et al)
Recommended that the Town take no action under Article 31.
Article 32. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate, or transfer from unappropriated available funds in the treasury, a sum of money for Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance, or take any action relative thereto.
Recommended that the sum of $2,500.00 be raised and ap- propriated to meet the town's share of the cost of Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance, and that, in addition, the sum of $5,000.00 be transferred from unappropriated available funds in the treasury to meet the State's and County's shares of the cost of the work, the reimbursements from the State and County to be restored, upon their receipt, to unappropriated available funds in the treasury.
Article 33. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of seven thousand (7,000) dollars to be used for the purchase of a new Bucket Loader and snow removal attachment for the Highway Department.
Recommended appropriation of $7,000.00.
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Article 34. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of nineteen hundred and fifty (1,950) dollars to be used for the purchase of a Compressor (re- built) for the Highway Department.
Recommended appropriation of $1,950.00.
Article 35. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of twenty-five hundred (2,500) dollars for the purpose of continuing the survey and Assessors' Plans. Money to be expended under the direction of the Assessors.
Recommended appropriation of $2,500.00.
Article 36. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Health to drive a well or wells on the land located off the South Pond Road and leased to the Town by the Plymouth County Commissioners for a dump, and to purchase the necessary equipment for the pumping and storing of water thereon, and the erection of a building for housing said equipment, and authorize said board to do such other acts or things as may be necessary to make said property serv- iceable as a public dump and appropriate the sum of four thousand (4,000) dollars.
Recommended appropriation of $150.00 only. This to be used for driving test wells and making a general survey of the project.
Article 37. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of seventeen hundred and fifty (1,750) dollars, to be used for the purpose of repairing the building at the rear of the Central Fire Station.
Recommended that the Town take no action under Article 37.
Article 38. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money not to exceed eighteen hundred (1,800) dollars for the purchase and equipping of two (2) U. S. Army vehicles for the Forest Fire Department.
Recommended appropriation of $1,800.00.
Article 39. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of five thousand (5,000) dollars to erect approximately two hundred and sixty feet (260') of 1' x 5' cement wall back of home plate and along first and third base line, and to erect back stop and permanent bleachers at the Standish Avenue Playground, that was given to the Town by the Plymouth Cordage Company, said money to be expended under the direction of the Board of Park Commissioners.
Recommended that the Town have a comprehensive plan of the layout and improvement of the Standish Avenue Play- ground made and that the sum of $200.00 dollars be ap- propriated therefor, to be expended under the direction of the Park Commissioners.
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Article 40. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money to replace approximately three hundred feet (300') of wall destroyed by recent Northeast gales and hurricane at Nelson Street Playground; said money to be expended under the direction of the Board of Park Commissioners.
Recommended appropriation of $2,500.00.
Article 41. To see if the Town will authorize the Water Commissioners to employ consulting engineers to make a survey of the water system and appropriate therefor the sum of three thousand (3,000) dollars.
Recommended that the Town vote to so authorize the Water Commissioners and appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 therefor.
Article 42. To see if the Town will authorize the Water Commissioners to purchase from John J. McCarthy, land at Little South Pond bounded substantially as follows: south- westerly by said pond; northwesterly and northeasterly by other land of the Town of Plymouth; and southeasterly by land of George T. Paraschos; and make an appropriation of fifteen hundred (1,500) dollars therefor. Said McCarthy to remove the buildings standing on said premises and to re- tain title thereto.
Recommended that the Town vote to so authorize the Water Commissioners and appropriate the sum of $1,500.00 therefor.
Article 43. To see if the Town will authorize the Water Commissioners to purchase from George T. Paraschos, land at Little South Pond bounded and described substantially as follows: southwesterly by the pond; northwesterly by land now of John J. McCarthy and by land of the Town of Plymouth; northeasterly by land of Arthur J. Terry; and southeasterly by land of the Town of Plymouth and by land of Lillian F. Paraschos; and to purchase from Lillian F. Paraschos land at said pond bounded and described sub- stantially as follows; southwesterly by the pond; northwest- erly by the parcel above described, being land of George T. Paraschos; northeasterly by land of the Town of Plymouth; and southeasterly in part by land of the Town of Plymouth and in part by land of Alice E. Card; and appropriate there- for the sum of twenty-six hundred (2,600) dollars.
Recommended that Town vote to so authorize the Water Commissioners and appropriate the sum of $2,600.00 therefor.
Article 44. To see if the Town will authorize the school committee to purchase from Luigi P. Cortelli, a certain par- cel of vacant land lying southwesterly from Standish Avenue and northwesterly from Cherry Street, bounded and des- cribed as follows: Beginning at the westerly corner of land
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of the Town of Plymouth; thence running by land formerly of Pederzani, now of the Town of Plymouth, south 68° 59' 30" west, 323.22 feet to land of Harold Anti; thence turning and running by said Anti land south 32° 28' east, 158.37 feet to land of Guy Lodi et al; thence turning and running by land of said Guy Lodi et al; and by land of others, north 58° 02' 10" east 317.17 feet to said other land of the Town of Plymouth; thence turning and running by said land of the Town of Plymouth north 32° 08' west, 98.96 feet to the point of beginning; containing .94 acres; and appropriate therefor the sum of seven hundred (700) dollars.
Recommended that the Town take no action under Article 44.
Article 45. To see if the Town will authorize the School Committee to purchase from David A. Cappanari, the land lying southwesterly from Union Street, bounded and des- cribed substantially as follows: northeasterly by other land of said Cappanari 135 feet, more or less; southeasterly in part by land of Shriber and in part by other land of the Town of Plymouth, 215 feet, more or less; southwesterly by other land of the Town of Plymouth, 130 feet, more or less; and northwesterly by land of Cohen and by land of others, there measuring 230 feet, more or less; and appropriate therefor the sum of nine hundred (900) dollars.
Recommended that the Town take no action under Article 45.
Article 46. To see if the Town will authorize the Com- mittee appointed under Article 72 of the warrant for the annual town meeting of March 23, 1940, to employ an archi- tect and heating engineer to prepare plans and specifica- tions for the use of the committee in its study of the need of and value to the Town of a vocational school and appro- priate the sum of one thousand (1,000) dollars therefor.
Recommended that the Town vote to so authorize said Com- mittee and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 therefor.
Article 47. To see if the Town will authorize the School Committee to replace boilers in the Mount Pleasant School and install heating equipment in connection therewith, and appropriate therefor the sum of nine thousand (9,000) dollars.
Recommended that the Town vote to so authorize the School Committee and appropriate the sum of $9,000.00 therefor.
Article 48. To see if the Town will discontinue that portion of South Meadow Road which lies between the Carver line and a point 4776.10 feet easterly thereof if and when the Navy Department of the United States Government advises the Town that it has acquired for the enlargement of its
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airport all the land on either side of that portion of said road to be discontinued.
Recommended that the Town vote to discontinue said portion of the South Meadow Road, if and when the United States Government advises the Town as set forth in Article 48.
Article 49. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of One Thousand Dollars, ($1,000.00), from the proceeds from the sale of cemetery lots and graves, to be expended by the Cemetery Commissioners for the improvement and embel- lishment of Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemetery and the addition to Vine Hills Cemetery.
Recommended appropriation of $1,000.00 from the source and for the purposes specified in Article 49.
Respectfully submitted,
ADVISORY AND FINANCE COMMITTEE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH
Walder J. Engstrom, Chairman; Alfred R. Cross, R. C. Damrell, Joseph Costa, John Petrell, Jr., Dexter M. Brooks, Kendall S. Estes, Louis G. Giovanetti, James C. Goodwin, Ralph C. Weaver, A. Linwood Ellis, William A. Gilman, Raymond F. Girard, Walter B. Haskell, Law- rence F. Rogers.
Walder J. Engstrom recorded in opposition to the Committee recommendations on Articles 7, 33 and 47.
Attested: Elmer R. Harlow, Secretary.
The Committee wish again to express to Secretary Elmer R. Harlow, who retires this year, its appreciation for his able and efficient service to the Committee and to the Town. His judgment and knowledge of town affairs have been in- valuable.
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CHAPTER 5, ACTS OF 1943
Section 1. During the continuance of the existing state of war between the United States and any foreign country, any city, town or district may appropriate money for the purchase of defense bonds, war bonds or other bonds issued by the federal government, or other bonds which are legal investments for savings banks; provided, that the ag- gregate amount of such bonds held at any time under authority of this act shall not exceed five per cent of the assessed valuation of real estate and tangible personal property therein in the year nineteen hundred and forty-two. The aggregate amount purchased and in- vested under authority of this act and all interest earned thereon shall be set up as a separate fund in the custody of the treasurer of such city, town or district, who is hereby authorized, in case any bond held in the fund matures or is called, to reinvest, with the approval of the mayor, selectmen, prudential committee or commissioners as the case may be, in other bonds authorized by this act to be purchased. No bonds held under this act may be sold prior to the termination of the existing state of war.
The proceeds from the sale of any such bonds, shall be used only for purposes for which the city, town or district may borrow money for a period of not less than ten years in accordance with sections seven and eight of chapter forty-four of the General Laws; provided, that such proceeds may, in each instance with the approval of the board established under section one of chapter forty-nine of the acts of nineteen hundred and thirty-three, be appropriated and used in whole or in part for other purposes.
Said board in giving its approval shall give especial consideration to necessities then existing in such city, town or district involving rehabilitation following the war or due to unemployment conditions or otherwise. *
Section 6. Chapter four of the acts of nineteen hundred and forty-two, except sections three and six, is hereby repealed, and bonds purchased under section one of said chapter four shall, for the purposes of this act, be deemed to have been purchased hereunder and shall be held subject to the provisions hereof.
Approved February 2, 1943.
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ANNUAL REPORT of the
Board of Selectmen For the Year Ending December 31, 1945
The year 1945 was momentous in the annals of the nation's history bringing with it as it did the end of the world engulfing war and the total surrender of the aggressor nations. This ending of the war brought with it many problems, principal among them the rehabilita- tion of those who served in the armed forces and recon- version to our peacetime pursuits. Words of praise can- not suffice for those sons and daughters of Plymouth who answered their nation's call and, to them, we owe a debt of gratitude that cannot ever be repaid.
The end of 1945 disclosed the fact that our town was in a most excellent financial condition, a condition that we may not equal, if ever, for many years. The only funded debt of the town was the sum of $72,000 as the amount remaining unpaid of the high school building loan. On the other side of the ledger was the fact that the town had invested during the wartime years, the sum of $130,000 in a post-war rehabilitation fund and a favor- able balance in the excess and deficiency fund of approx- imately $300,000.
The year brought with it a disastrous storm along our coast that caused much damage to our shores and to property. Steps are now being taken to secure financial assistance from the state and county to aid the town in the repair of this damage.
It also marked the retirement of one who served the town long and faithfully as its Tree Warden and Moth Superintendent in the person of Abbott A. Raymond. The best wishes of the town go to him in his retirement.
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During 1945, the Selectmen purchased a photostatic machine for the purpose of making it possible for our returning servicemen and women to obtain photostatic copies of their discharge and other important papers with- out charge to them. This work has been done under the direction of the police department in an efficient manner.
The combination sand and snow loading machine pur- chased during 1945 has proved its worth especially fol- lowing severe storms when it was possible to clear out main streets in a minimum of time and effort. The high- way department is deserving of commendation for the manner in which it has carried on despite the difficulty of obtaining necessary materials. The police and fire department are also deserving of praise for the efficient manner in which they have continued to guard the safety of the public.
During the preceding twelve months your Board of Selectmen has made many efforts to bring new indus- tries into the town and has obtained some measure of success. While on this subject it might be pointed out that lack of available facilities, such as buildings avail- able for industry, are almost entirely lacking and a de- cided deterrent to the prospects of getting new businesses to locate here. The census of 1945 disclosed a small gain in population.
In closing your Board of Selectmen would like to ask the cooperation of our townspeople with those who con- tinue or succeed us in office so that the problems of the difficult days that lie ahead may be made less difficult.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN A. ARMSTRONG, HOWARD M. DOUGLAS, HERBERT H. LANMAN, JAMES T. FRAZIER, HUGH R. MARAGHY,
Board of Selectmen.
ANNUAL REPORT
of the
Town Clerk
of the
Town of Plymouth
Marriages - Births - Deaths
1020
For the Year Ending December 31, 1945
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN PLYMOUTH 1945
Jan. 1. William J. Martin, Jr., of Plymouth and Stella K. Lukasiewicz of Bridgewater, Mass., married in Plymouth.
Jan. 10. Francis J. Sirrico and Gloria Jean Souza, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 14. John W. Parmenter of Marlboro, Mass. and Mary C. Genovese of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jan. 20. Harold F. Wager of Plymouth and Madeline A. Norris of Middleboro, Mass., married in Middle- boro, Mass.
Jan. 20. Eldred O. Stacey of Dallas, Texas and Mar- garet E. Whiting of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jan. 24. Mario Francis Montemaggi of Plymouth and Joyna Avellar Moore of Bristol, R. I., married in Bristol, R. I.
Jan. 27. Cazemiro Martin and Marguerite A. Gon- salves, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 28. Ernest A. Leonardi of Plymouth and Mary Carolyn Pallatroni of Bridgewater, Mass., married in Bridgewater, Mass.
Feb. 3. Enzo V. Sgarzi of Plymouth and Anella M. Scorzoni of Lynn, Mass., married in Lynn, Mass.
Feb. 3. Lawrence Commeau and Arlene E. Keough, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 4. Joseph Souza of Plymouth, and Lola E. Mc- Kinnon of Kingston, Mass., married in Kingston, Mass.
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Feb. 6. Don Franklin Burrows of Van Buren, Mo., and Lois Frances Schneider of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Feb. 11. John F. Abrum, Jr., of Taunton, Mass., and Irene E. Enos of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Feb. 12. Oria Lorn Goin of Corryton, Tenn., and Mercy Kellen of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Feb. 12. Paul L. LaForest of Plymouth and Elizabeth R. Lafferty of New Bedford, Mass., married in New Bedford, Mass.
Feb. 13. George E. Wright of Terre Haute, Ind., and Lillian M. Roderick of Plymouth, married in Plym- outh.
Feb. 22. Charles H. Carnoe of Plymouth and Rose A. Payette of Providence, R. I., married in Plymouth.
Feb. 26. Manuel J. Macedo and Ethel Linwood Baker, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 2. Earl D. Ernst of Brookville, Ohio and Rita J. Le Vangie of Plymouth, married in Falmouth, Mass.
Mar. 10. Teddy E. Nowacki of Rochester, N. Y., and Norma G. Sampson of Plymouth, married in Plym- outh.
Mar. 18. Leslie H. Gould of Brockton, Mass., and Mari- lyn A. Gilman of Plymouth, married in Plymouth. Mar. 18. Charles Dickson of Plymouth and Elvera Ann DiPietro of Somerville, Mass., married in Som- erville, Mass.
Mar. 22. Hugo Muthig and Ada Mae Anderson, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 22. Paul E. Poirier and Adrienne D. Smith, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 23. Clifton A. Bumpus and Flora E. Ruprecht, both of Plymouth.
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Mar. 25. Manuel A. Ferreira and Irene L. Belmore, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 28. Manuel Santos and Ida Agnes Caramello, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 31. Joseph Caton and Marie C. Matinzi, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 1. Allan T. Burgess and Barbara Frances Fish, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 2. Mario A. Danti and Geneva Alberghini, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 7. Domenick F. DeFelice and Violet M. Boudreau, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 8. George Walter Carter, Jr., and Marjorie May Neal, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 12. William B. Rudolph of Plymouth and Muriel F. Webster of Boston, Mass., married in Boston, Mass.
Apr. 14. Derby T. Harris of Boston, Mass., and Geneva C. Fox of Epping, New Hampshire, married in Plym- outh.
Apr. 14. Leo W. Sadosky of Wethersfield, Conn., and Madeline M. Cavicchi of Plymouth, married in Plym- outh.
Apr. 21. William Gallerani of Plymouth and Cath- erine Piraino of Boston, Mass., married in Boston, Mass.
Apr. 21. Avelino A. Pina of Plymouth and Edith Cabral of Hanson, Mass., married in Hanson, Mass. Apr. 21. Arni J. Hanninen of Rochester, Mass., and Shirley M. Cox of Plymouth, married in Plymouth. Apr. 22. James A. Robare of Kingston, Mass., and Inez F. Bastoni of Plymouth, married in Plymouth. Apr. 22. John H. Dupius of Plymouth and Mildred A. Duda of Chester, N. Y., married in Plymouth.
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Apr. 29. John B. Duperre of Kingston, Mass., and Annie B. Romano of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
May 6. Casper Brenner of Plymouth and Anna Reiter of New Cannon, Conn., married in Plymouth.
May 7. Edward J. Hinckley and Shirley M. O'Connor, both of Plymouth.
May 12. George F. Gubbins of Newtonville, Mass., and Barbara H. Rogers of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
May 12. Joseph Ferreira and Mary E. White, both of Plymouth.
May 14. Francis Woodtke of Medford, Mass., and Helen Elizabeth Lawson of Lincoln, Mass., married in Plymouth.
May 16. Joseph G. Thimas and Mary Almeida, both of Plymouth.
May 20 George T. Pratt, Jr., of Kingston, Mass., and Frances A. Devitt of Plymouth, married in Kingston, Mass.
May 20. Irving J. White and Mafalda Monti, both of Plymouth.
May 26 Richard H. Tubbs of Plymouth and Patricia H. Hynes of West Roxbury, Mass., married in Boston, Mass.
May 27. Levi G. Emerick of Richmond, California, and Josephine E. Bassett of Plymouth, married in Swansea, Mass.
May 27. William P. Clark of Plymouth and Elizabeth W. Goodrich of Duxbury, Mass., married in Duxbury, Mass.
June 1. Roger Sollis of Duxbury, Mass., and Mary B. Fantoni of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
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June 2. Heinz A. Oehme and Betsy S. Drew, both of Plymouth.
June 2. Antone T. Carvalho and Marie S. Ribiero, both of Plymouth.
June 3. Talbot M. Cobb and Barbara E. Lee, both of Plymouth.
June 7. William N. Dries and Congetta R. Provinzano both of Plymouth.
June 11. John W. Wallace of Lynn, Mass., and Ther- esa LeVangie of Plymouth, married in Saugus, Mass.
June 15. Oscar J. Magnuson and Mary C. Danielson, both of Plymouth.
June 16 Harold T. Cleverly of Middleboro, Mass., and Doris M. Harlow of Plymouth, married in West Bridgewater, Mass.
June 16. Louis P. Lerck of Milford, Mass., and Edith B. Johnson of W. Medway, Mass., married in Plym- outh.
June 16. Manuel Soares and Bella Almeida, both of Plymouth.
June 18. Vincent Walker of Syracuse, N. Y., and Eve- lyn K. Taylor of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
June 23. Lawrence Goodwin and Dorice A. Knowles, both of Plymouth.
June 25. Salvatore J. Sarcone of Bronx, N. Y., and Prudence P. Carbone of Plymouth, married in Plym- outh.
June 27. Earl Edward Clerke of Canton, Mass., and Janet O'Neill of Pennsylvania, married in Plymouth.
June 30. William Furtado of Plymouth, and Margaret M. Britto of Kingston, Mass., married in Kingston, Mass.
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June 30. Robert C. Ryder of Queen Village, N. Y., and Caroline M. Russell of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
July 8. Joseph L. Bergamini and Margaret M. Bren- ner, both of Plymouth.
July 8. John Diaz and Dorothy E. Rapoza, both of Plymouth.
July 10. Manuel G. Braz and Carmela Y. Iandoli, both of Plymouth.
July 12. Herbert B. Eddy and Abbie T. Larsen, both of Plymouth.
July 13. Alfred F. Silvia and Dorothy W. Thomas, both of Plymouth.
July 15. John J. Capua of Medford, Mass., and Bruna D. Pizzotti of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
July 19. Edward Cormier and Katherine Hanson, both of Plymouth.
July 21. Roger R. Thomas of Carver, Mass., and Eve- lyn L. Bates of Plymouth, married in Gardner, Mass. July 22. Carmen D. Roxburgh of Corsicana, Texas, and Elizabeth C. Murray of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
July 22. Ferdinando L. Benotti of Kingston, Mass., and Olga J. Guidoboni of Plymouth, married in Plymouth. July 23. John Roderick and Harriet M. Jones, both of Plymouth.
July 25. Arthur B. Lane of Pembroke, Mass., and Bar- bara Parks of Brookline, Mass., married in Plymouth. July 27. Albert O. Patrick of Los Angeles, California and Marjorie M. Bauer of Nashville, Tennessee, mar- ried in Plymouth.
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