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ed in conjunction with funds provided by the Common- wealth of Massachusetts, the Town to assume liability as provided by the General Laws, Chapter 91, Section 29.
The Committee recommends no action.
Article 88. To see if the Town will establish a Plan- ning Board under the provisions of Chapter 41, Section 81A of the General Laws and take any action relative thereto. (By petition)
The Committee recommends the acceptance of Chap- ter 41, Section 81A of the General Laws, the Planning Board so established to consist of five members, the mem- bers of the present Planning Board to serve as members under this section until the next annual town election.
Article 89. To see if the Town will take any action towards establishing a zoning by-law for the Town and make an appropriation therefor.
The Committee recommends that a committee of three be appointed by the Moderator to study the advisability of establishing zoning by-laws and reports at the next annual town meeting.
Article 90. To see if the Town will authorize the appointment of a committee to make a detailed study of the advantages or disadvantages of regrouping and con- solidating the various departments and activities of the Town and to report to the Town at its next annual meet- ing together with detailed recommendations and drafts of proposed legislation which may be needed to carry out its recommendations, and make an appropriation for the use of said committee.
The Committee recommends that a committee of five be appointed by the Moderator to study the problem, ob- tain the necessary legislation, if desired, and report at the next annual town meeting.
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Article 91. To see if the Town will authorize the appointment of a committee to make a detailed study of the harbor including the shorefront, channels and piers, and make recommendations for the promotion and de- velopment of the commercial and recreational interests of the Town and make an appropriation for the use of said committee.
The Committee recommends that a committee of nine be appointed by the Moderator to make a study and report to the town, including a report on the feasibility of establishing a Port Authority, with an expense appro- priation of $200.00.
Article 92. To see if the Town will vote to authorize and direct the Moderator to appoint a committee to con- sist of seven members for the purpose of studying the feasibility of constructing an adequate fish pier in Plym- outh Harbor and that the committee report its recom- mendations at the next annual town meeting and that the Town appropriate the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150) to defray the expenses of said committee, (By petition)
The Committee recommends that the committee ap- pointed under Article 91 include this problem in their study and report.
Article 93. Will the Town of Plymouth direct that starting April 1, 1949 the Board of Assessors instead of the Board of Selectmen shall annually appoint a full-time Building Inspector for the Town of Plymouth at a yearly salary of twenty-six hundred dollars ($2,600). (By pe- tition)
The Committee recommends no action.
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Article 94. Will the Town of Plymouth instruct its Board of Selectmen to have the parking meters removed from the Town House side of Town Square and allow thirty (30) minute restricted parking. (By petition)
The Committee recommends no action.
Article 95. Will the Town direct that, in the future, the Board of Selectmen shall assess a fee of not more than ten dollars ($10) to any veteran of the Town of Plymouth for the privilege of connecting his or her home into the town sewer. This vote, by-law or rule, shall not include veterans whose home is not on a town-owned street. (By petition)
The Committee recommends no action.
Article 96. Will the Town of Plymouth approve of instructing Representative John A. Armstrong to peti- tion the Legislature to have a law enacted giving all vet- erans of the Town of Plymouth with a service connected disability rating of seventy-five (75) to one hundred (100) percent free taxes on their home and the land their homes are situated on. Disability claims for such exemptions must be approved in writing and sworn to by a United States Veterans' Administration office only. (By petition)
The Committee recommends no action.
Article 97. To see if the Town of Plymuoth will de- termine, find and declare, in accordance with Section 26K of Chapter 121 of the General Laws that there is need for a Housing Authority in the said Town in order to have advantage of the provisions of Chapter 200, Acts of 1948, which latter act is an act to provide financial
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assistance by the Commonwealth to housing authorities in order to alleviate the housing shortage for veterans. (By petition)
The Committee recommends favorable action.
Article 98. To see if the Town of Plymouth will authorize a housing authority to function and transact business in accordance with the previous article. (By petition)
The Committee recommends favorable action.
Article 99. To see if the Town of Plymouth will di- rect the Town Clerk to file as soon as possible, after appointment and qualification of the members of the housing authority, a certificate of such appointment and qualification, with the State Housing Board and a dupli- cate thereof in the office of the State Secretary. (By petition)
The Committee recommends favorable action.
Article 100. To see what action the Town will take with reference to organizing a Housing Authority under the provisions of Section I to QQ of Chapter 121 of the General Laws as amended by Chapter 200 of the Acts of 1948. (By petition)
The Committee recommends no action.
Articles 97, 98 and 99 cover this same subject.
Article 101. To see if the Town will vote to hard surface the existing road of 5/10's of a mile, more or less, starting at Summer Street and leading to Little Pond and the residential section, and make an appropriation therefor. (By petition)
The Committee recommends no action.
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Article 102. To see what action the Town will take with respect to extending the town sewer from Testoni's property on Samoset Street to a point northerly of Ca- ranci's and Kierstead's properties on the Westerly Route. (By petition)
The Committee recommends no action.
Article 103. To see if the Town will vote to amend the present plumbing rules and regulations now in effect in the Town of Plymouth and substitute in place thereof such rules and regulations pertaining to the installation of plumbing as have been issued by the United States Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, identified as, Plumbing Code, B. M. S. 66 and include therein the option on the part of any and all persons the right to substitute copper tubing and sweat fittings for any and all plumbing installations wherever other metals are specifically mentioned in such form of plumbing reg- ulations now in effect pertaining to requirements for li- no way change or conflict with any or all plumbing regu- lations now in effect pertaining to requiremets for li- censes, permits, fees and/or inspection rules and regula- tions. (By petition)
The Committee recommends that a committee of five be appointed by the Moderator to make a study and report to the town.
Article 104. To see if the Town will vote to amend the Plumbing By-laws adopted by the Town in 1935 by striking out the first paragraph of Article 5 of said by- laws and substituting therefor the following: The soil pipe of every building shall be carried above the roof,
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open and of a size prescribed or approved by the inspector to a height of not less than one foot above the roof.
The Committee recommends no action.
Article 105. To see if the Town will vote that no so-called alewives or herrings shall be taken from so- called Town Brook in the Town of Plymouth until after the year 1950, and then for the next three years shall be taken only one day in a week, said day to be selected by the Honorable Board of Selectmen for the Town, in con- juction with the Board of Marine Fisheries of Massachu- setts, and that upon future day or days when the taking of said alewives or herrings from so-called Town Brook is allowed, any legal resident of the Town of Plymouth going to the place where the alewives or herrings are being taken, shall upon the payment of ten cents to the person in charge, be entitled to receive from him one dozen so-called herrings or alewives. (By petition)
The Committee recommends favorable action.
Article 106. To see if the Town would authorize and accept a scientific survey to be made by a qualified firm, for the purpose of determining a fair and equitable valuation on all taxable property within the Town and make an appropriation therefor. Such appropriation to be expended under the direction of the Board of Assessors. (By petition)
The Committee recommends favorable action with an appropriation of $29,000.00.
Article 107. To see if the Town will accept and allow as a town way, the alteration at the north corner of Nelson and Court Streets as laid out by the Selectmen and reported to the Town and make an appropriation for
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land and property damages and expenses of acquiring titles.
The Committee recommends acceptance of this altera- tion with an appropriation of $350.00 for land and prop- erty damages and expenses for acquiring titles.
Respectfully submitted,
ADVISORY AND FINANCE COMMITTEE
Reuben M. Winokur, Chairman; Arthur G. Estes, C. Edward Leary, George C. P. Olsson, Anthony V. Pioppi, William S. Brewster, Lyman W. Briggs, Samuel E. Franc, Robert Marvelli, Jr., Ferris C. Waite, Amedio Barufaldi, Robert B. Bowler, Jr., Harris B. Cohen and John W. Searles.
Attested: Cora B. Grady, Secretary
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING September 29, 1949
The meeting was called to order by the Town Clerk at 8 o'clock P.M. and the warrant was read.
Article one :
Voted: Mr. Hugh R. Maraghy Moderator.
The question of a quorum was raised and a count was taken. Lacking the necessary four hundred voters pres- ent a motion was made to adjourn the meeting until Monday, October 3, 1949 at 8 o'clock P.M.
ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING
October 3, 1949
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator at 8 o'clock P.M.
Article two :
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate or trans- fer from available funds the sum of twenty-one thousand five hundred dollars ($21,500.00), to be expended by the Board of Public Welfare, of which $12,000.00 shall be for Aid to Dependent Children, Other Expenses, $5,500.00 for Old Age Assistance, for Assistance, and $4,000.00 for Public Welfare, Other Expenses.
Article three :
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Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate or trans-
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fer from available funds the sum of four thousand dollars ($4,000.00) for Veterans' Benefits.
A motion was made that Article 7 be acted upon after Article 3.
Article seven :
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate or trans- fer from available funds the sum of four thousand two hundred and fifty-five dollars ($4,255.00) for the installa- tion of additional sewer line and drainage in Olmsted Terrace.
After Article 7 was voted the question of a quorum present was raised. A count was made by the tellers. The count being only 289 a motion was made to adjourn the meeting. The motion was carried.
From Excess and Deficiency :
Article 2
$21,500.00
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3
4,000.00
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7
4,255.00
$29,755.00
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
On The Articles in The Warrant for the Special Town
Meeting of September 29, 1949
Article 2. Recommend an appropriation of $21,- 500.00 of which $12,000.00 shall be for Aid to Dependent Children, $5,500.00 for Old Age Assistance and $4,000.00 for General Relief, from E. & D.
Article 3. Recommend an appropriation fo $4,000.00 from E. & D.
Article 4. Recommend an appropriation from E. & D., not to exceed $3,000.00.
Exact figure not yet available.
Article 5. Recommend an appropriation of $290.00 from the Parking Meter Receipts.
Article 6. Recommend an appropriation of $2,250.00 from E. & D.
Article 7. Recommend an appropriation of $4,255.00 from E. & D.
Article 8. Recommend an appropriation of $175.00 from E. & D.
Article 9. Recommend an appropriation of $390.00 from E. & D.
Respectfully submitted,
ADVISORY AND FINANCE COMMITTEE William S. Brewster, Chairman; Lyman W. Briggs, Sam-
uel E. Franc, Robert Marvelli, Jr., Ferris C. Waite, Amedio Barufaldi, Harris B. Cohen, John W. Searles, Donald E. Ticknor, Robert M. Briggs, Anthony Caramello, Andrew J. Carr, Warren R. Girard, George S. Wild.
Attested: Cora B. Grady, Secretary
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
For the year ending December 31, 1949
A resume of the accomplishments for the year 1949 is the result of the cooperative spirit and keen interest that exists between the members of the Board in the discharge of its duties in an economical and efficient manner to carry out its program of progress and future development of the Town.
The street lighting system has been surveyed in order to provide more adequate lighting facilities where most needed. Many changes are already in effect with more to follow. It was possible in some instances to relocate and accomplish these changes without additional cost.
The study of traffic conditions has been carefully con- sidered, and it is hoped that the by-pass will relieve the congestion, especially during the summer season.
The parking meter system has corrected a condition in the business district providing more opportunity for shoppers.
The commercial fishing industry has shown a substan- tial increase in activity at our water front which created more employment and necessitated some improvements and repairs. Those engaged in the fishing industry have indicated a keen and cooperative interest with the town officials in an effort to further increase the industry and provide more employment.
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A long term plan to resurface the main highway from Jabez Corner to the Kingston line has been completed with the aid of State and County funds and should not require any major repairs for some years. It is planned to improve and surface some of our primary highways in other sections of the town in the same manner, Rocky Hill Road and Standish Avenue being the next objectives. It was necessary for the County Engineering Department, together with the Town Engineer, to correct the town lay- out of Sparrows Hill Road and Rocky Hill Road before repairs could be made.
The Plymouth Airport continues to be popular, attract- ing many of our summer residents who are owners of planes. The County Commissioners have established a base at the airport for the purpose of forest fire preven- tion. The Plymouth Airport is operated under a lease which incurs no expense to the town.
The Police, Fire and Highway Departments have op- erated efficiently and harmoniously in the interest of public safety.
The State Division of Marine Fisheries assisted the town in experimental planting of shellfish in an endeavor to re-establish our shellfish industry. The experiment failed to produce favorable results, therefore, it has been decided not to expend any more funds until a more favor- able solution is discovered to relieve our problem.
The home building program continues to increase and many areas, formerly idle, are now being utilized. It is recommended that wherever possible, in such areas, that zoning regulations be adopted to protect the homeowners.
In comparison with other towns in the Commonwealth, the Town of Plymouth is in good, sound financial con- dition.
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In summary, all departments have been operated effi- ciently for the year 1949 and as economically as possible considering the unusual advance in the price of materials necessary for town operations.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES T. FRAZIER, HERBERT H. LANMAN,
CHARLES I. BAGNALL,
SUMNER A. CHAPMAN, Jr.,
GEORGE A. WHITE,
Board of Selectmen.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Town Clerk
OF THE
Town of Plymouth
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1949
Jan. 1. A. Norman Gifford and Barbara Palavanchi, both of Plymouth, married in Quincy, Mass.
Jan. 1. Edward L. Galligan of New York, N. Y., and Isabel M. Brown of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jan. 2. John J. Gallo and Althea A. St. Onge, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 2. John S. Gascoyne of Kingston, Mass., and Louise A. Poirier of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jan. 3. Charles R. Brewster and Mildred P. Galvin, both of Plymouth, married in Quincy, Mass.
Jan. 9. Walter F. Smith and Jessie M. Brewer, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 22. Richard G. Rand of Flat Rock, N. C., and Rita M. Franceshelli of North Woodstock, N. H., married in Plymouth.
Jan. 23. Donald E. Feci of Plymouth, and Georgia C. Forster of Ransomville, N. C., married in Plymouth.
Jan. 30. Robert C. Bonney of Kingston, Mass., and Marjorie A. Birnstein of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
Feb. 6. Robert E. Hokinson and Ora F. Torrence, both of Plymouth, married in Whitman, Mass.
Feb. 13. Albert R. Neves of Somerville, Mass., and Alice E. Armstrong of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
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Feb. 20. Maurice O. Fernez and Lois A. Tassinari, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 20. Donald C. Besegai and Martha E. Grozinger, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 26. Manuel P. Souza and Madeline M. Munch, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 12. Robert M. Kelly of Spokane, Washington, and Marjorie M. Pinto of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
Mar. 13. Kenneth E. Peck and Corrine E. Jenney, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 18. William J. Cathcart and Jocelyn L. Garrett, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 19. Russell E. Bates of Plymouth, and Elizabeth F. Thibodeau of Kingston, Mass., married in King- ston, Mass.
Mar. 19. Edward G. Crane of Bloomfield, N. J. and Helen W. Sherman of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
Mar. 19. Douglas F. Hadaway and Bernice L. McCor- mick, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 20. Robert E. Lunn and Natalie C. Ferris, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 2. Clarence C. Cleveland and Doris V. Reynolds, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 10. Donald W. Heath and Marian E. Radcliffe, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 17. Harold N. Green of Whitman, Mass., and Stella Simmons of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
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Apr. 17. Louis Forcier of East Bridgewater, Mass., and Dallas M. Winslow of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
Apr. 19. Lewis M. Flint, Jr., of Plymouth, and Gwen- dolyn M. Morrison of Wareham, Mass., married in Wareham, Mass.
Apr. 19. Gordon B. Butterfield and Claire A. LaForest, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 19. Leonard J. Barbieri of Plymouth, and Norma P. Villani of Kingston, Mass., married in Kingston, Mass.
Apr. 22. Irving Waeger of Framingham, Mass., and Phyllis R. Smith of Holliston, Mass., married in Ply- mouth.
Apr. 23. George J. Garvais and Malvina M. Lariviere, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 23. Hunter H. Scott and Alma Barbieri, both of Plymouth, married in Kingston.
May 1. George E. Kirkpatrick of Duxbury, Mass., and Esther C. White of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
May 2. Webster L. Gibbs and Louise Raymond, both of Plymouth.
May 4. Frank O. Holman and Bertha M. Nickerson, both of Plymouth.
May 6. Paul W. Saine and Mary C. Leard, both of Ply- mouth, married in Worcester, Mass.
May 6. Phillip J. Correa and Suzanne M. Souza, both of Plymouth.
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May 13. Walter E. Miller and Doris L. Parent, both of Carver, Mass., married in Plymouth.
May 14. Amedeo M. Manfredi and Ruth F. Pimental both of Plymouth.
May 15. John N. Seaver, Jr., and Joan M. Maguire, both of Plymouth.
May 15. John P. Canevazzi and Shirley L. Howes, both of Plymouth, married in Brockton, Mass.
May 19. Edward L. Phipps of Salem, Mass., and Helen A. Camire of Beverly, Mass., married in Plymouth.
May 21. Manuel T. Alves and Elisa Britto, both of Ply- mouth.
May 22. Edward Metz and Josephine M. Hanelt, both of Plymouth.
May 24. Irving G. Valler and Colleen A. Moore, both of Plymouth.
May 26. Robert E. Post of New Orleans, La., and Bette Wolk of Philadelphia, Penn., married in Plymouth.
May 28. Michael Rossetti and Barbara Catrambone, both of Plymouth.
May 28. Antone Ferreira and Bertha M. Armstrong, both of Plymouth.
May 28. Theodore V. Lodi of Plymouth, and Elva J. Fuller of Plympton, Mass., married in Plymouth.
May 29. George V. Moskoff and Geraldine Fagerberg, both of Plymouth, married in Middleboro, Mass.
Jun. 1. Stanley A. Burgess and Cora A. Morin, both of Plymouth, married in Providence, R. I.
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Jun. 5. Andrew J. Morin and Elizabeth Bergami, both of Plymouth.
Jun. 5. Mario J. Spalluzzi and Jean Sance, both of Ply- mouth.
Jun. 5. William P. Corvini of Plymouth, and Laura R. Benea of Kingston, Mass., married in Plymouth.
Jun. 6. Robert Baker of Milton, Mass., and Patricia Rixon of London, Eng., married in Plymouth.
Jun. 11. Thomas E. Toole of Barrington, R. I., and Doris M. Cook of Cranston, R. I., married in Ply- mouth.
Jun. 11. Clarence L. Reid and Nettie V. Gillette, both of Providence, R. I., married in Plymouth.
Jun. 12. Robert L. Carlisle of Houston, Texas, and Lillian M. Shaw of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jun. 18. William J. Walker, 3rd, of Philadelphia, Penn., and Sarah Beaman of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
Jun. 18.' Robert A. Mulliken of Kingston, Mass., and Lois K. Day of Plymouth, married in Kingston, Mass.
Jun. 18. Harrison E. Burt, Jr., and Corrinne Alves, both of Plymouth.
Jun. 18. Reno A. Ruozzi and Margaret M. Brewster, both of Plymouth.
Jun. 18. David L. Centeio of Carver, Mass., and Alice R. Fernandes of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jun. 19. Bruno J. Venier of Princeton, N. J., and Made- line C. Petrell of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
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Jun. 19. Harold F. Corvini of Plymouth and Barbara R. Bolton of Hingham, Mass., married in Hull, Mass.
Jun. 22. William H. Walter and Martha E. Ruland, both of Warren, Penn., married in Plymouth.
Jun. 25. Fred S. Wood of Boston, Mass., and Mary F. Picard of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jun. 26. William J. Bouchard of Kingston, Mass., and Irene M. Golden of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jun. 26. Edward J. Perry of Taunton, Mass., and Bel- meda M. Pedro of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jun. 26. George Jesse and Marion Furtado, both of Plymouth.
Jun. 26. Joseph A. Rodriques, Jr., of Bridgeport, Conn., and Justa Santos of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Jun. 30. Reid C. Borden and Shirley M. Capen, both of Plymouth.
July 1. Charles Tavares and Hortense M. Raposa, both of Plymouth.
July 3. Richard W. Drew and Louise A. Fernez, both of Plymouth.
July 3. Roy D. Gould and Marion E. Gould, both of Ply- mouth.
July 3. Roy A. Peterson of Marshfield, Mass., and Roberta M. Lovell of Plymouth, married in Ply- mouth.
July 4. Alvin Marchigiani of Washington, D. C., and Anna A. Scotti of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
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July 4. Arthur J. Tache and Norma L. Scotti, both of Plymouth.
July 7. Stanley J. Freyermuth and Martha E. Nelligan, both of Plymouth.
July 10. William P. Converso of Baltimore, Md., and Ernestine E. Mills of Plymouth, married in Dux- bury, Mass.
July 10. Donald C. Cross and Gloria R. Reid, both of Plymouth.
July 10. John A. Shaw and Constance L. Jenny, both of Carver, Mass., married in Plymouth.
July 13. Royce A. Bates and Ellanora J. Rodgers, both of Coshocton, Ohio, married in Plymouth.
July 13. Nando Fortini and Mary E. Bernagozzi, both of Plymouth.
July 15. Joseph D. LaCroix of Providence, R. I., and Avis F. Cassidy of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
July 16. William J. Champion and Mary L. Strecker, both of Boston, Mass., married in Plymouth.
July 23. Winfield E. Henry and Mary E. Kennedy, both of Plymouth.
July 24. Robert W. McGee and Dorothy I. Erwin, both of Plymouth.
July 30. Andrew W. Bennett of Hingham, Mass., and Catherine Henry of Cambridge, Mass., married in Plymouth.
Aug. 3. John M. Ross of Milton, Mass., and Phyllis M. Thom of Quincy, Mass., married in Plymouth.
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Aug. 8. Joseph Moniz, Jr., of So. Dartmouth, Mass., and Shirley P. Judson, of Lakeville, Mass., married in Plymouth.
Aug. 14. George F. Avery of Plymouth and Winifred L. Washburn of Pembroke, Mass., married in Dux- bury, Mass.
Aug. 16. Maurice A. Silva and Louise A. Silva, both of Waterbury, Conn., married in Plymouth.
Aug. 19. Martin P. Cappella of Plymouth and Kate E. Assmus of Kingston, Mass., married in Boston, Mass.
Aug. 20. Emilio T. Diozzi and Evelyn B. Tibbetts, both of Plymouth.
Aug. 20. Harold W. Ferrin and Barbara Johnson, both of Brockton, Mass., married in Plymouth.
Aug. 20. John Fontes and Fay M. Malaguti, both of Plymouth.
Aug. 21. Bruno Pellegrini and Irene A. Spalluzzi, both of Plymouth.
Aug. 21. Giacinto J. Tringali of Jamaica Plain, Mass., and Paolina Solieri of Plymouth, married in Boston, Mass.
Aug. 24. Enzo L. Bongiovanni and Barbara E. Douglas, both of Plymouth.
Aug. 24. Irwin Eddy of Kingston, Mass., and Pauline Freyermuth of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
Aug. 27. William J. Lamborghini of Plymouth, and Rose Donatelli of No. Providence, R. I., married in Providence, R. I.
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Aug. 27. Eugene A. LoVerde of Plymouth, and Barbara J. Burt of Boston, Mass., married in Boston, Mass.
Aug. 27. James R. Post of Kingston, Mass., and Mary A. Janeiro of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
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