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Court Complaints
0
Dog Notices sent out for unpaid dog licenses
662
Dog bites
78
REPORT OF INSECT PEST CONTROL
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
A dormant spray program was carried out with the use of an aeroplane. 12% D.D.T. was used for the Elm Bark Beetle. For the Elm Leaf beetle a formula called Sevin was used and proved very satisfactory. Some trees were sampled for Dutch Elm Disease, 69 were positive and 2 negative, 5 other trees were too far gone to get a sample from. All trees were topped off as soon as possible. As of January 1, 1963, 53 of these trees have been removed completely.
Respectfully submitted,
DANIEL HOLMES
Superintendent of Insect Pest Control
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BUILDING INSPECTION DIVISION
Albert F. Saunders, Building Inspector
New Construction:
Number of Permits Issued
Type of Building
Estimated Cost
69
Year Round Dwellings
$875,630
61 Summer Dwellings
359,800
1 Church
38,000
3
Commercial Buildings
16,000
1
Convalescent Home
200,000
1
Electric Substation
30,000
1
Fall Out Shelter
1,000
7 Housing for Elderly
591,962
23
Other Buildings
14,330
14
Private Garages
16,250
1
Recreation Building
5,400
1
Regional High School
2,300,000
4
Stables
2,825
187
$4,451,197
Alterations:
Number of Permits Issued
Type of Building
Estimated Cost
72
Year Round Dwellings
$110,360
79
Summer Dwellings
77,320
4
Apartment Buildings
28,500
1
Airport Hangar
2,000
1
Church
1,800
2
Club Houses
25,500
12
Commercial Buildings
24,190
1
Medical Center
6,000
1 Mill
32,000
2 Motels
3,200
1
Office Building
30,000
1
Percola
8,000
6
Other Buildings
7,461
2
Restaurants
3,200
$359,531
185
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22 Buildings as Safety Hazards, Condemned or Secured 33 Buildings Found Under Construction without a Permit (Warnings given, no Court action)
17 Buildings Demolished
8 Dumbwaiters inspected (State Law)
34 Elevators Inspected (State Law)
46 Form A Plans Received Comprising 66 New Building Lots
9 Form B Plans Received Comprising 190 New Building Lots
1 Hoistway inspected (State Law)
1 Circus and 2 Carnivals Inspected (State Law)
5 Hotels and Theaters Inspected (State Law)
1 Commercial Tent Inspected (State Law)
25 Inspections made for Health Department
4 Inspections made for Park Department
8 Inspections made of House Fires with Structural Damage
6 Kindergartens Inspected Under State Health Law
7 Nursing Homes Inspected (State Law)
10 Schools Inspected with State Inspector
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FIRE DIVISION
Arthur H. Lamb, Fire Chief
Personnel:
The uniform force consists of 30 men:
The Chief of Department, 1 Deputy Chief, 3 Captains, 3 Lieutenants, 21 Firefighters, and a Captain-Me- chanic.
The Call Force is comprised of four companies; total num- ber of men 45.
Dr. H. H. Hamilton is the Department Surgeon.
Reverend Father Richard Norton of St. Mary's Church and Reverend Edward T. Anthony of the Church of the Pilgrimage serve as Department Chaplains.
Apparatus Disposition:
Headquarters
Engine 1 (1955 - Diamond T) 500 G.P.M. pumper
Engine 2 (1942 - Seagrave) 500 G.P.M. pumper
Engine 4 (1961 - Seagrave) 1,000 G.P.M. pumper
Ladder 2 (1940 - Seagrave) 65 ft. aerial ladder
Rescue 1 (1954 - Dodge Power Wagon) equipped for emergency calls
Life Boat 1 (1959 - Aluminum) with outboard motor 15 ft. Chief's Car (1959 - Plymouth)
Service Truck (1954 - Dodge) Utility truck, 11/2" hose, portable pumps
Forest Fire Truck No. 1 - (1956 - International) All wheel drive
Forest Fire Truck No. 3 - (1958 Dodge) All wheel drive North Station
Engine No. 3 - (1941 - Seagrave) - 500 G.P.M. pumper South Station
Forest Fire Truck No. 2 - (1955 - Dodge Power Wagon) all wheel drive
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Tank Truck No. 1 - (1952 - Reo), all wheel drive, 1250 gal. capacity secured from government surplus equip- ment
Manomet Station
Engine No. 5 - (1954 - Diamond T) - 500 G.P.M. pumper Boat 2
Forest Fire Truck No. 6 (1942 - Chevrolet) - All wheel drive
Forest Fire Truck No. 8 (1950 - Dodge Power Wagon) - all wheel drive
Cedarville
Engine No. 6 (1956 - Ford) 500 G.P.M. pumper
Forest Fire Truck No. 7 (1948 - Dodge) - all wheel drive Response:
Still Alarms
266
Box Alarms 87
Rescue and Resuscitator Calls
45
Malicious False Alarms
20
Investigations
20
Radio Alarms
3
Mutual Aid Alarms
4
No School Signals
1
Equipment Used at Fires:
Hose (footage) Used -
3/4"
6,695
11/8"
2,230
11/2"
8,210
21/2" 10,700
Ladders Raised (footage) 1,545
Fire Losses:
Buildings, Vehicles (including contents)
Value (assessed or estimated)
$199,375
Estimated Loss
56,980
Insurance carried (as reported)
330,700
Insurance paid (as reported) 69,844
Mileage 2,911
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Inspections:
Mercantile
749
Re-inspections
13
Schools
41
Kindergartens
15
Nursing and Rest Homes
31
Hospital
4
Churches and Church property
40
Hotels
8
Oil Burners
118
Re-inspections
37
All Other
68
Total Inspections
1,124
Investigations
23
Complaints Regulated
24
Open Air Fire Permits Issued:
Seasonal
8
All Other
2,837
Company Drills for Personnel:
Permanent Force
128
Call Force
70
All Other:
Evacuation Drills Conducted
29
Extinguishers Refilled
319
Fire Alarm Boxes Tested
230
All Hose in Department Pressure Tested
11/2" Hose - Failed test, or otherwise removed from service 300'.
21/2" Hose - Failed test, or otherwise removed from service 800'.
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FOREST FIRE DIVISION
Response:
Number of Alarms
194
Radio Alarms
50
Mutual Aid Alarms
6
Dump Fires
28
Mileage 2,701
Gal. of Water (tank supplied)
105,830
Hose (footage used)
3/4"
300'
11/8"
24,990'
11/2" 1,445'
Total Acres Burned
291/2 acres
Largest Fire, Baptist Church Lot
3 acres
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POLICE DIVISION Leo M. Murphy, Police Chief
Arrests:
Male
637
Residents
442
Female
28
Non Resident
223
Total
665
Total
665
Crimes:
Motor Vehicle Violations:
Male
490
Male
147
Female
21
Female
7
Total
511
Total
154
Auto Violations turned over to Registry for
Suspension
55
Miscellaneous Work Done by Division:
Complaints investigated
3,804
Auto accidents investigated
453
Route 3 accidents bypass
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Total accidents on streets of Plymouth
426
Property Damage
327
Personal & Property
102
Personal
3
Pedestrian
16
Bicycle
2
Scooter
1
Tricycle
1
Tractor
1
Dogs killed
8
Dogs injured 47
Prisoners detained for other departments
136
Summonses served for other departments
212
Summonses (No-Fix) issued
2,123
Trips guarding Bank Clerks 361
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False Burglar Alarms
40
Street Lights reported out
78
Drownings
2
Doors found unlocked
307
Sudden deaths
13
Suicides
1
Fire Alarms
87
Night Lodgers
3
Auto Licenses suspended
128
Local summons served
310
Complaints to Dog Officer
119
Complaints to Highway Department
100
Autos sold or Transferred
2,628
Ambulance trips
161
Emergency messages delivered
159
Missing persons (all located) .
59
Complaints to Board of Health
10
Notices delivered for Board of Selectmen
33
Cottages checked
4,087
Mileage of Division:
CRUISER I
5,726
CRUISER II
33,114
CRUISER III
51,815
CRUISER IV
22,925
CRUISER V
52,615
TOTAL 166,195 miles
Stolen Cars:
Cars reported stolen in Plymouth 28
Cars reported stolen in Plymouth & recovered 28
Stolen cars recovered out of town 7
Miscellaneous Cash Receipts:
Bicycles registered $28.25
Revolver licenses and permits 318.00
Fees from taxi registrations and licenses 126.50
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Emergency gas fees
2.00
Lost money unclaimed 1.97
Damaged parking meter Receipts
13.70
Old tires and bicycles sold 40.00
Fees from out of town lockups
156.00
Parking meter fines
229.00
Amount of fines
5,220.00
Amount of costs of court received by town 195.00
Photographs sold $25.00
Copying of accident reports:
Typewritten 48.00
On copymaker, pur-
chased in May 161.00
$209.00 234.00
Total
$6,564.42
Value of stolen property recovered
$23,287.77
Value of lost property recovered 7,548.17
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Mrs. Harriet M. Darsch, Health Agent
Annual Report to the Commissioners of Public Safety and Townspeople of Plymouth.
Diseases Classified as Reportable:
German Measles
759
Chicken Pox
169
Dog Bites
78
Measles
36
Mumps
34
Scarlet Fever
11
Infectious Hepatitis
11
Tuberculosis
5
Pulmonary
2
Primary Complex
1
Miliary
1
Pneumonia
1
Gonorrhea
3
Salmonellosis
2
Whooping Cough
2
Viral Meningitis
1
Septic Sore Throat
1
1112
Licenses and Permits Issued:
Plumbing
788
Burial
244
Sewage
235
Milk
117
Methyl Alcohol
74
Camps, motels, etc.
74
Oleomargerine
38
Stables
36
Rubbish, garbage & offal
29
Day Care Agencies
8
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Frozen Desserts
4
Funeral Directors
3
Milk Pasteurization Massage Bottling
2
2
1
1654
Receipts:
Sale of Garbage
$900.00
1961 Tuberculosis Subsidy
612.87
Dental Clinic
192.80
Licenses and Permits
296.00
City of Taunton reimbursement
208.00
$2,209.67
Frank J. Abate, M.D. Board of Health Physician
Immunization clinics held
14
Innoculations given 432
Doses Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine given
3416
Premature Births
26
Chest x-ray clinics held
10
Chest x-rays taken
403
Nurses visits made under contract with Plymouth Community Nurse Association 822
Patients seen at Glaucoma Screening Clinic 43
Tuberculin patch tests done at Well Child Conference 156
Richard F. Slein, Registered Sanitarian 16 April to 31 December 1962
1 - Private Sewage Disposal Systems
a. Preliminary Inspections 204
b. Final Inspections 187
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2 - Environmental Health Inspections
a. Housing 50
b. Nuisance Complaint Investigations 126
c. Dump Inspections 73
d. Eating & Drinking Establishment Inspections 88
e. Water Supply Inspections and Samples 50
f. Milk Samples 88
g. Recreational Camp Inspections 35
h. Swimming Pools & Bathing Places 32
i. Sub-Division Inspections 8
j. Day Care and Nursing Home Inspections 6
3 - Public interviews, health education regarding Sani- tary Code, Board of Health meetings, Seminars, Pro- fessional Association Meetings. 289
Louis J. Cappella, Sr.
Slaughter and Animal Inspector
Dead Animals picked up 53
Stables inspected 32
Barns inspected 49
Animals quarantined 83
Out of State animals inventoried 126
Animals inventoried & reported to State 438
Animals Slaughtered 4
Andrew Rae, Plumbing Inspector Frederic Bliss, Assistant Plumbing Inspector
Plumbing jobs approved 710
Miles travelled 5670
Non-compliance notices issued 64
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DENTAL CLINIC William O. Dyer, D.M.D.
Francis C. Ortolani, D.M.D., F.A.C.D.
Jane Bradford, Hygienist
"The Dentists again recommend that the Town adopt the fluoridation of its public water supply as a means to help prevent dental decay in the children's teeth, on the basis of long established study by the American Dental and American Medical Association."
Clinic sessions held 82
Treatments given 263
Completed cases 62
Amounts received for clinical services ren- dered (including dental prophylaxis) $114.20
Amounts received from sale of tooth- brushes 78.60
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit a report of the work done in the Street and Sewer Departments from January 1 to De- cember 31, 1962:
SEWERS
Approximately six miles of our main sewers were dragged, removed tree roots, debris and hard grease. House connections received the same service when need- ed. Manholes were repaired and cleaned with new frames and covers replaced where needed. A new sew- er extension was installed on Rodman Lane from the present manhole on West St., west, a distance of 652' of 8" clay pipe with four manholes built. The Cherry St. Court sewer main was extended north a distance of 66' of 6" clay pipe. Twenty-three new house services have been added to the main sewer system.
STREET CLEANING
The maintenance of cleaning streets has been done by manual labor on account of the street sweeper having continuous breakdowns of mechanical parts and engine trouble. I have requested in my 1963 budget for a new sweeper for the Highway Department.
ASPHALT SIDEWALKS
The maintenance and construction of asphalt side- walks were completed on the following streets: Clifford Road, Water St., from the State Pier to the Town Pier on the east side, corner of Court and Hall St., Forest Ave., Benotti Store on Court St., Lothrop St., from the Episcopal Church to railroad crossing on the north side, Warren Ave., North Russell St., Gould Rd., from Olm- sted Terrace to Hall St. on the east side, Knapp Ter- race, Franklin St., from Pleasant St. to Mayflower St.,
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Massasoit St., from Mayflower St. to Sagamore St. and several sections on Court St. Approximately 400 tons of blacktop was laid on these sidewalks. Necessary repairs were made on sidewalks where surfaces had tree roots and stumps removed.
DRAINS
A drain was installed on the east side of Court St. from Olmsted Terrace to Hall St. a distance of 500' of 12" corrugated pipe with 24 bands and two catchbasins built to relieve the overflow of surface water coming from Hall St. and on Court St. from Centennial St. A drain was laid on Water St. Ext. for a distance of 100' of 12" corrugated pipe with 4 bands and one catchbasin to re- lieve surface water from draining onto the property of the International Shoe Machinery Corporation. Clifford Road at Leach's Hill had a drain laid of 40' of 12" cor- rugated pipe and 2 bands with one catchbasin to stop surface water running onto the property of Carl C. Groet- zinger. A drainage system on Nook Road about 3050 feet long was laid from South St. to the playground on Nook Road a distance of 750' of 21" reinforced con- crete pipe with four manholes and one catchbasin built. From the playground to Sandwich St., a distance of 2300' of 36" reinforced concrete pipe was laid with nine manholes and one headwall at Sandwich St. entrance. Other work included removal of earth 6' deep for a distance of 200', banks sloped and graded for loaming and seeding in the spring of 1963.
This drain was laid to take care of water draining from the Regional school property. The contract for the Nook Road drain job was completed by P. Lanzillotta & Sons Inc. of Pembroke at a cost of $33,685.00. The open brooks at the rear of Samoset St., rear of Hatch's Elec- tric Company Inc. on Court St., and Knapp Terrace were cleared of debris and all pipes received a flushing. The two catchbasins at the foot of Atlantic St. were
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cleared of roots and debris and flushed. Catchbasins in town were cleaned and repaired where required.
FENCES
The old wooden guard rails on the east side of Sandwich St., at Cornish's' Meadow, was replaced with 571' of 4" chain link fence, at Cliff St., on the south side, 234' of 4" chain link fence, Newfield St., on the west side, south to Jackson Lane, 221' of 4" chain link fence and at South Park Ave., rear of brick block, 63' of 4" chain link fence. Contract for furnishing and installing chain link fence was awarded to Reliable Fence Com- pany of Norwell. A number of cement posts made by the department were replaced in town, Manomet and Cedarville having been knocked down from automobile accidents.
HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION & RECONSTRUCTION
The following streets were paved with a 3" Type I mix over the old road surface consisting of a 2" base and a 1" top: Russell Ave., Alvin Rd., Massasoit St., Sagamore St., Knapp Terr., Sever St., Cotton St., Clark St., Franklin St., Washington St., No. Green St., Farm- hurst Rd., Cochituate Rd., Bartlett Rd., Homer Ave. and the rear of the Plymouth Fire Station including the driveway.
The following streets were resurfaced with a mixed in place top of gravel and asphalt 3" in thickness: One mile of Bourne Road, Elm Street and West Pond Road. A seal coat of 1/4 gallon of asphalt per sq. yd. and cov- ered with sand was applied to the following roads: Two miles of Long Pond Road, one and one-half miles of Clifford Rd., one and one-half miles of Sandwich Road and one mile of Watercourse Rd.
CHAPTER 90 CONSTRUCTION
The State awarded to Campanella & Cardi Const. Co. of Sandwich, the contract for improving Taylor Avenue
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from White Horse Road to Bartlett Brook. Work com- pleted included drainage, regrading road surface, ce- ment curbing, asphalt sidewalks and new roadbed of Type I mix 3" depth. The Plymouth Equipment Leas- ing Corporation was awarded the contract by the State of rebuilding Beaver Dam Road from the property of James McNary to cranberry bog of George R. Briggs. Work done by the contractor included drainage, widen- ing of road from 20' to 30' and the road was brought up to grade with gravel. A hard-surfaced black top will be laid in the spring of 1963 on Beaver Dam Road. A third contract will be awarded in the spring for the continuation of Beaver Dam Road improvement.
CHAPTER 90 MAINTENANCE
Route 44, from Carver line to Clear Pond, a dis- tance of 1.2 miles was widened from 20' to 24', crown of road removed and brush cut. A new surface of appro- ximately 1400 tons of Type I mix was laid over the old base of the road by Warren Bros. Roads Co. of New Bedford. State, county and town share one-third of the cost of Chapter 90 maintenance.
GRANOLITHIC CURBING
The A. G. Tarantino Construction Service submitted the lowest bid for the construction of cement curbing as follows: Lothrop St., north side, 342.2', Holmes Terrace, south side, 240', Cooper St., north side, 295.6', Court St. and Forest Ave., 127.5', Braunecker Road, west side, 790.6' and Hall St., south side, 211'. North Russell Street was improved by narrowing the sidewalk ap- proximately two feet, resetting concrete curbing, wid- ening corner and laying new roadbed, and building fifty feet of new cement curbing. It was necessary to relo- cate the present basin and drain as the road was wid- ened two feet, for parking purposes. Several uprooted cement slabs were removed and received a blacktop surface.
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TRAFFIC AND STREET MARKING
White traffic lines and crosswalks were painted in the spring and fall. Taxi stands and restricted areas were painted yellow. It was necessary to replace many meter posts that were broken off and damaged by trucks and cars. Traffic signs and children signs were erected when requested. The Highway Dept. paint shop straight- ened and repainted traffic signs.
MISCELLANEOUS
A new Ingersoll-Rand rotary type air compressor and paving breaker was purchased in 1962 for the de- partment. A new 1962 Dodge dump truck with a four yard body replaces the 1955 Studebaker dump truck turned in as part payment. The Oliver tractor backhoe and loader combination has proven very satisfactory. This piece of equipment has given service to other town departments when needed. The Highway Dept. graded, graveled and filled washouts along Eel River and filled in front of the bathhouse for the Park Department. These washouts were caused from the northeast storms of early spring.
Eel River and Bartlett Brook were cleared of sand and stones washed in from the high tides. Hired heavy equipment by a local contractor was engaged four times during the year to clear these streams.
The work in the Manomet, Long Pond and Cedar- ville districts has been carried out satisfactorily by the district foremen. The cutting and burning of brush, grav- elling, widening of bad corners, snow and sanding, scrap- ing of dirt roads and applications of calcium chloride to lay the dust, were all given proper attention.
The requests from the Selectmen's Office and other town departments were taken care of as received at the office.
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Newly accepted streets by the town have been bounded by the Town Engineer with the bounds made by the Highway Department.
Lines and grades for street and sewer work have been supplied by the Town Engineer, Edward Chase, and records of same filed at his office on Lincoln Street.
Respectfully submitted,
ELMER C. CHANDLER
Supt. of Streets and Sewers
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LIST OF JURORS
Prepared by the Selectmen of Plymouth, Mass., for 1963-1964
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Ashton, Thomas H., 95 Warren Avenue, Retired: Former occupation, Vice-President, Bemis Bros. Bag Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
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Barrett, William H., 1 Cushman Street, Assessor of Taxes, Town of Plymouth, Mass.
Bartelli, Adams W., 20 Highland Place, Accountant, A. L. Ellis, Inc. and Elmer E. Avery Insurance Agency, Plymouth.
Barufaldi, Amedio, 427A Court Street, Clerk, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Bent, Richard W., 14 Hall Street, Land Surveyor, self- employed.
Berardi, George A., 4051/2 Court Street, Beer and Wine Salesman, L. Knife & Son, Plymouth.
Borgatti, Edward D., 60 Alden Street, Bank Teller, Plym- outh National Bank, Plymouth.
Bradbury, Lauris J., 343 Sandwich Street, Supt. of Trans- mission & Distribution, Plymouth County Electric Company, Plymouth.
Brewster, Benjamin B., 88 Warren Avenue, Factory Man- ager, Avon Sole Co., Avon, Mass.
Brink, Mildred T., 37 Vernon Street, Housewife; Hus- band's occupation, Supt., Plymouth Water Depart- ment, Plymouth.
Brown, Edwin J., Cedar Bushes, Manomet, Vice-Presi- dent, Brown & Clark, Inc., Plymouth.
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Brown, Edwin L., Cedar Bushes, Manomet, President, Brown & Clark, Inc., Plymouth.
Bumpus, Alta M., 14 Jefferson Street, Library Assistant, Plymouth Public Library, Plymouth.
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Cabral, Manuel, 30 Nick's Rock Road, Truck Driver, N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Company, Plymouth.
Callahan, Jessie A., 40 Court Street, Sewer, George Mab- bett & Sons Co., Plymouth.
Campbell, Clayton L., 6 Allen Court, Central Office Re- pairman, N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co., Plym- outh.
Cappella, Henry L., Priscilla Road, Carpenter, T. H. Fal- lon & Sons, Inc., 17 Brackett Street, Quincy, Mass. Caramello, Anthony V., 16 Wellingsley Avenue, Health Educator, Department of Public Health, State House, Boston, Mass.
Caramello, James, 1 Stafford Street, Head Social Worker, Division of Child Guardianship, 105 William Street, New Bedford, Mass.
Cash, Richard L., Cape Cod Avenue, Manomet, Lineman, N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co., Plymouth.
Chapman, John C., 15 Bay View Avenue, Hydraulic En- . gineer, Factory Mutual Engineering Division, Nor- wood, Mass.
Clark, Alton T., 80 Sandwich Street, Painter, self-em- ployed.
Clarke, Kenneth O., Warren Avenue, Engineer, Plym- outh County Electric Co., Plymouth.
Connell, James J., 27 Holmes Terrace, Manager, Metro- politan Life Insurance Co., Plymouth.
Cooper, Evelyn F., Burgess Road, Hostess, First Parish Church, Plymouth.
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Costa, Antone P., 71 Oak Street, Weaver, Mayflower Worsted Co., Kingston, Mass.
Craw, Raymond B., 192 Water Street, Unemployed: For- mer occupation, Elevator Operator, Plymouth Cor- dage Co., Plymouth.
Crawley, David M., Rear 91 Warren Avenue, Architect, self-employed.
Currier, Harold B., 191 Sandwich Street, Restaurant Own- er and Manager, self-employed.
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Darsch, Wanda B., 6 Pierce Avenue, Burler, George Mabbett & Sons Co., Plymouth; Husband's occupa- tion, Overseer, Plymouth Cordage Co., Plymouth.
Dickson, Joseph T., 94 Court Street, Photographer, self- employed.
Dietlin, Joseph C., Federal Furnace Road, 1st Class Line- man, Plymouth County Electric Co., Plymouth.
Doherty, Thomas P., 49 Blueberry Road, White Island Pond, Food Plan Salesman, Gilchrist Co., 417 Wash- ington Street, Boston.
Doten, Edith W., 2461/2 Court Street, Cook, House of the Blue Blinds, 7 North Street, Plymouth.
Dries, Fred M., 71 Allerton Street, Landscape Gardener, self-employed.
Dunlap, Frank C., Jr., 305 Sandwich Street, Petroleum Dealer, Frank C. Dunlap, Inc., 38 Samoset Street, Plymouth, self-employed.
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Edmands, William B., 5 Dwight Avenue, Vice-President & Trust Officer, The Plymouth National Bank, Plym- outh.
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Ellis, A. Linwood, 3rd, Dwight Avenue, Manager of Sales & Plant Production, A. L. Ellis Company, Plymouth.
Emond, Ruth, 20 Main Street Extension, Housewife: Hus- band's occupation, Real Estate Operator, Plymouth.
Estes, Arthur G., 11 Jefferson Street, Bank Treasurer, Plymouth Savings Bank, Plymouth.
Estes, Charlotte E., 11 Jefferson Street, Sales Clerk, Ber- nard's, 1 Court Street, Plymouth; Husband's occupa- tion, Bank Treasurer, Plymouth Savings Bank, Plym- outh.
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Feci, Perino, 13 Chestnut Street, Gasoline and Service Station Owner, 34 Samoset Street, Plymouth, self- employed.
Ferioli, Ronald J., 14 Rodman Lane, Branch Bank Man- ager, Plymouth Five Cent Savings Bank, Plym- outh.
Fornaciari, Columbo P., 9 Cordage Terrace, Carpenter, self-employed.
Fornaciari, Armando R., 19 Winslow Street, Salesman, Samoset Garage, Inc., Plymouth.
Fortini, Essio, 121 Sandwich Street, Milk Route Sales- man, Whiting Milk Co., 50 French Street, North Quincy, Mass.
Fothergill, Thomas W., Cheryl Avenue, Manomet, Pay- roll Auditor, The Employer's Liability Assurance Corp., Ltd., 40 Broad Street, Boston.
Freeman, David B., 26 Whiting Street, Museum Direc- tor, Plimoth Plantation Inc., Plymouth.
Freyermuth, Frank N., Jr., Briggs Avenue, Manomet, Warehouse Forklift Operator, Kraft Food Co., 37 A Street, Needham Heights, Mass.
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Fry, Russell J., Jr., Jordan Road, Salesman, Shiretown Motors, Inc., Plymouth.
Frye, Alexander C., 25 Stafford Street, Carpenter, Am- brosia Construction Co., Quincy, Mass.
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Garside, Edward B., 150 Sandwich Street, Managing Edi- tor, Old Colony Memorial, Plymouth.
Ghelli, John A., 12 Water Street, Central Office Main- tenance Man, N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co., Plymouth.
Girard, Raymond F., Clifford Road, Retired: Former oc- cupation. Electric Meter Supt., Plymouth County Electric Co., Plymouth.
Golden, Martin H., 2 Pierce Avenue, Manager, Plym- outh County Electric Co., Plymouth.
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