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1960 - Replace the fire station at South Acton. This building, the oldest of the Acton fire stations, is too small to accommodate modern fire equipment. Although careful
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consideration has been given to the remodeling of this station, its location and the small amount of land, make it impractical.
1961 - Purchase a new pumping engine to replace Engine 3 at South Acton which will be 25 years old at that time. Engine 3 to be reserved as a spare and also for use by the Auxiliary firemen.
1967 - Purchase a new ladder truck to replace the ladder truck at South Acton which will be 25 years old.
1970 - Replace Engine 5 at Acton Centre which will be 24 years old.
1973 - Replace Rescue 6 at West Acton which will be 24 years old.
To date, the Acton Volunteer Fire Department consists of the following personnel and equipment.
Personnel : One Fire Chief for the Town. Three Deputy Chiefs - one in each precinct. Six Lieutenants - two in each precinct. Forty-five fire fighters - 15 in each precinct.
Equipment : Five portable small pumps.
One portable light plant. One 5000 watt light plant. Eight flood lights.
Four resuscitators. 4500 feet of 11/8 inch forest fire hose.
600 feet of 11/2 inch forest fire hose.
9200 feet of 21/2 inch hose.
2750 feet of 11/2 inch hose.
1450 gallons of water carried (total on all apparatus).
One portable deck gun.
Apparatus : One 750 gallon pump.
Three 500 gallon pumps.
One rescue truck. One ladder truck. One forest fire truck.
Also there are numerous small items consisting of salvage covers, woolen blankets, life net, life belt, saws, drill, jacks, grappling irons, first aid kits, ropes, chains, gas masks, rubber suits, heavy rubber gloves, smoke ejectors, stretchers, and dozens of small tools.
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Our Town alarm system consists of :
Non-automatic : Three alarm system, one in each precinct. Fifty-one street boxes throughout the Town. Twenty tappers located in the firemen's homes.
One base radio station.
Two base station remote control sets. Six mobile radios.
Automatic :
One school. One church. Five factories.
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SEVEN POINTS THAT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY OR FIRE
1. Dial 3-4321 to report a fire only. Never dial this num- ber unless you are reporting a fire or are in need of assistance resulting from an emergency.
2. For information regarding your fire department dial Co. 3-4366. Do not dial this number to report a fire as the delay may be very costly to you.
3. When practical, always use a street box alarm.
4. When reporting a fire be calm, give the street number and section of Town in which the fire is occurring, and if possible the fire location number. This number can be found on the nearest fire alarm street box utility pole, in the Annual Fireman's Year Book, or by calling Co. 3-4366. This number is very important and should be recorded near your home telephone.
5. Do not call the operator or dial your local fire station to report a fire or an emergency. Your telephone opera- tor is located in Ayer, Massachusetts and may not be familiar with Acton. Your fire department is a volun- teer department and the personnel do not maintain a 24-hour presence at any of the the stations.
6. A fire is the business of the fire department and of those whose property is threatened. Everyone likes an audience, but not when life and property are at stake. You can do more good as a home spectator watching the trucks go by than you can as a scene spectator hindering effective operation.
7. Remember, to report a fire simply dial 3-4321. A sug- gestion in remembering this number is that they consist of the first four numbers in our numerical system, except in reverse order. 4-3-2-1 - dial 3-4321.
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REPORT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
I hereby submit my twenty-fifth annual report of the Fire Department for the year ending December 31, 1957.
Total number of alarms responded to are as follows:
Residential
6
Non-Residential
2
Mercantile
2
Manufacturing
5
Miscellaneous
3
Grass and Brush
48
Automobile, etc.
20
False Alarms
5
Smoke scares and honest mistakes
14
Accidents and Emergencies
15
Out of Town
2
122
Loss to buildings
$59,035.00
Loss to contents
15,575.00
Loss to automobiles
4,492.00
Permits issued :
Oil and Power Burners
146
Bottled Gas
39
Blasting
42
Open Air Fires
593
Inspections and Investigations
443
Collected for Oil, Gas and Blasting Permits
$113.50
Collected on fires 234.85
Miscellaneous Cash Collections
75.31
Article 10. A new fire alarm transmitter and a remote control radio set were purchased and installed at the Acton Center fire station. This gives us two places to handle fire alarms; in case something happened to one, the other could be put into service with almost no delay.
Article 11. The fire alarm circuit was extended on Arling- ton Street, Agawam Road, Mohegan Road, Seminole Road, Seneca Road, Mohawk Drive, Oneida Road and Orchard Drive and ten street boxes were installed in this circuit and put into service, September 24, 1957. Also, a master
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fire alarm box was installed on the Julia McCarthy School, which will work in conjunction with a system to be installed within the building by the school department and will send in an alarm automatically.
Articles 12 and 13. The property owned by H. B. Smith at 256 Central Street, West Acton has been purchased, the old building removed, the grounds rough graded and the construction of a new fire station has started. We expect this building to be completed and ready for occupancy in the Spring of 1958.
This year we were able to purchase 500 feet of 21/2 inch hose and 600 feet of 11/2 inch forest fire hose. We also purchased a portable deck gun, which is a heavy water stream appliance, as recommended by the Underwriters.
Again this year we were able to comply with several recommendations of the Fire Underwriters as follows:
19b Salvage operations improved.
20a Replace old fire station at West Acton.
21 Program developed for drilling and training depart- ment personnel.
25 New Building to house fire alarm equipment - under construction.
26a and b Improve the fire alarm system to conform to a Type "B" system with at least 4 box circuits and instru- ment protecton as required by the National Board of Fire Underwriters - under construction.
32b: Installed 11 new street boxes.
33b: Fire limits voted for West Acton, also voted regula- tions in accordance with National Building Code within fire limits.
I feel that if the Underwriters' recommendations are car- ried out, we will be in a position to have our insurance rate lowered.
In 1958 I would recommend modernizing the alarm equip- ment at headquarters. I feel that as the equipment has to be moved into the new building, this is the time to improve it.
I am recommending a new pumping engine for West Acton to replace the old engine which is 22 years old. I also recom- mend that the Town purchase a four door station wagon to be used by the Fire Chief. The Chief would carry emer-
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gency first aid fire fighting equipment in his car and a station wagon would allow more of this equipment to be carried. The Chief's car is used daily in carrying out his duties, such as Inspections, Investigations, fire patrol in season and various other services performed by the depart- ment. The Town, at the present time, is paying for this service on a mileage basis, but I feel it more practical and economical for the vehicle to be Town owned.
I recommend that an auxiliary power unit be purchased for use at fire alarm headquarters for communications in case of power failure.
The apparatus and equipment are in good condition.
Respectfully submitted, H. S. MacGREGOR, Chief of Fire Department.
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :
Acton, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit my first annual report for the Police Department for the year ending December 31, 1957. This report includes all arrests made within the Town during the past year. Arrests and prosecutions, reports on Motor Vehicle accidents, bicycle registrations, houses checked, park- ing violations, defective equipment tags and other items.
Arrests and prosecutions for the following offenses :
Allowing improper person to operate a motor vehicle
1
Assault and Battery
4
Assault by means of a dangerous weapon 3
Attaching plates
1
Attempted Break and Entry with intent to commit misdemeanor
1
Breaking and Entering
1
Breaking and Entering and Larceny
2
Breaking and Entering and Larceny of Dwelling
1
Drunkenness
23
Failure to slow at intersection 1
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Failure to use care in turning
1
Giving wrong name to officer
2
Going away after Property Damage
2
Improper Plates
1
Inadequate Brakes
1
Larceny
6
Larceny of Automobile
2
Law of the Road
3
Leaving Pistol unattended in car
1
Loaded Shotgun in Motor Vehicle
1
Making check without funds
3
Malicious Injury to Property
1
Manslaughter
3
No Inspection Sticker
1
No License
12
No Registration in possession
2
Non-Support
1
Open and Gross Lewdness
1
Operating after revocation of License
1
Operating after suspension of License
1
Operating an uninspected Motor Vehicle
10
Operating an uninsured Motor Vehicle
5
Operating an unregistered Motor Vehicle
9
Operating so as to endanger
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Operating Under the influence of Intoxicating Liquor
11
Parking obstructing highway
1
Passing where view was obstructed
4
Perjury
1
Red Light violation
18
Registration not in possession
1
School Bus violation
30
Speeding
238
Speed Regulations
86
Stop Sign violation
19
Sunday Trucking
1
Unattended Motor Vehicle
1
Using Motor Vehicle Without Authority
1
Uttering Check d/o Funds
3
Vagrancy
3
Delinquent Child - Breaking and Entering and Larceny, Ngt.
1
Delinquent Child - Speeding
1
Delinquent Child - Assault and Battery, Danger- ous Weapon 1
Delinquent Child - Malicious Injury to Property
1
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Delinquent Child - Breaking and Entering with intent to commit a misdemeanor 7
Delinquent Child - No License, Motor Vehicle 1
Delinquent Child - Operating so as to endanger 1
Delinquent Child - Refusing to Stop
1
571
Motor Vehicle Accident Report:
1956
1957
Total number of accidents reported
94
115
Number of occupants injured
64
57
Number of pedestrians injured
1
1
Bicyclists killed
0
2
Motorcyclists injured
0
1
Horseback rider injured
0
:
1
Miscellaneous Statistics:
Complaints received and investigated
212
Motor vehicles checked by night patrol
300
Summonses served
106
Fire alarms answered
108
Doors found unlocked in buildings and places of business
57
Street lights out, reported to Edison Company ....
93
Property check, slips left at request of owners
2,383
Motorists assisted by patrol
22
Prowlers reported
8
Suicides reported and investigated
1
Cruiser ambulance trips to hospital
45
Parking tickets given
38
Defective Equipment tickets
98
Nighttime parking tickets given
47
Bicycles Registered
173
There were 1,038 motor vehicles checked by this depart- ment for traffic or motor vehicle violations for which the operators received verbal warnings, summonses to appear in court or had the violation reported to the Registrar of Motor Vehicles for action.
Although the number of accidents reported was higher than last year, the injury rate was less.
We were unfortunate to have a double fatality on Route #2 at the intersection of Wetherbee Street, where two little girls were killed, while riding on a bicycle.
Many of the accidents listed occurred on Route #2 and were covered by Officers of the department. I feel that the
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intersections of Hosmer Street, Taylor Road, Piper Road, Wetherbee Street and School Street on Route #2 have given us a lot of unnecessary accidents. The original engineering of the road in my opinion was poor. Route #2 is an express highway and I feel that the intersections mentioned above should be eliminated either by ramps or bridges. The Board of Selectmen are in the process of taking action relative to these intersections.
Cruisers :
We have two cruisers; a 1956 Dodge sedan and a 1957 Ford ranch wagon. The ranch wagon is a combination cruiser ambulance which can be used for emergency purposes.
I am recommending we trade the 1956 Dodge for a ranch type vehicle. By Town Meeting time the Dodge will have over 70,000 miles on the speedometer and will be 30 months old. I feel that 30 months is too long a period to keep a cruiser as the trade-in value drops way down and the repair bills are very high after the first year.
Personnel Records:
On August 1, 1957 I was appointed permanent Chief. On September 1, 1957 Officer Fenton was appointed a permanent Sergeant. We have at this time a Chief, a Sergeant and five Patrolmen.
The work schedule of our department is set up on a 48-hour a week basis. The regular Patrolmen of my de- partment have to work eight hours a week more than Patrol- men of Maynard and Concord for the same pay that Maynard and Concord Patrolmen receive for 40 hours. I feel that this is way out of proportion and should be changed. The Officers of my department are doing a fine job and are equal to those of surrounding Towns in every respect. There- fore I have recommended to the Board of Selectmen that a 40-hour week be adopted for all members of the department which will bring our department up to the standard of sur- rounding towns.
Last year our secretary, Mrs. Thompson, resigned and moved to Maine. She was replaced by Mrs. Medlar who is doing a fine job.
In closing, I wish to thank all the members of the depart- ment who cooperated with me in carrying out the duties of the Police Department during the past year. I also wish
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to express my thanks to the Board of Selectmen for their co-operation and to any others who assisted us, we are grateful.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD J. COLLINS, JR., Chief of Police.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
I herewith submit my report for the year ending Decem- ber 31, 1957.
Chapter 90 - Construction
The amount of $30,000.00 was appropriated for work on Main Street, from Central Street to Prospect Street. A survey and estimate was then made by the State and it was decided that approximately $55,000.00 was needed for this work, due to the need of setting back a retaining wall and installing an adequate drainage system.
It was agreed upon by the State, County and Town Officials that if the allotmen was held over and combined with the $30,000.00 to be requested for 1958, the work could be advertised early in the Spring, at which time a lower bid could be expected and the job completed before the contrac- tor's busy season.
Chapter 90 - Maintenance
A total of $5,000.00 was expended for the resurfacing of our Chapter 90 Roads.
Chaapter 81
Work under this Chapter included the complete or partial oiling of the following gravel roads: Charter, Coughlin, Fort Pond, Haynes, Kinsley, Lilac, Martin, Orchard, Robbins and Spruce.
The oiling of more gravel roads is anticipated for 1958.
To date, the State has not given any indication of increas- ing their allotment under this Chapter. Inasmuch as the
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cost of labor, material and equipment has risen, it has become necessary to relieve this account of some of the smaller items and add them to another account.
Chapter 718
Part of the money from this account has been allotted for work at a curve on School Street. This work is well under way and will be completed in the Spring. The re- mainder was allotted for the construction of a sidewalk on Main Street in conjunction with Chapter 90 Construction.
Brook at Homestead - Article 16, 1956 - Article 39, 1957
Work on this project has been completed. The dry summer enabled us to save more than $5,000.00. The water table has been lowered in a larger area than was anticipated and the results are most gratifying.
Drainage
New catch basin systems have been installed on Spruce Street, Coughlin Street, Hayward Road, Conant Street and Central Street and more will be needed as building along the roadways is eliminating places for surface water to drain.
Side drains were installed on Hayward Road and Piper Road and it will be necessary to extend these in 1958.
Thirty catch basins were added to our drainage system in 1957, bring the total number to 223.
New Equipment
The spreader box purchased last year and used to sand freshly oiled roads, has proved very satisfactory, as has our new rock drill.
We are asking for a new truck equipped with radio, dump body, and snow plow. Also a sand spreader to be mounted on our 1946 truck, in place of the dump body, for the winter season.
The purchase of a tractor, equipped with a back-hoe and a clam shell attachment for cleaning catch basins and drop inlets, should be considered for 1959.
It is becoming increasingly evident that more cleaning up is expected in the Spring, due to the sand used in the Winter accumulating in the gutters. We plan to rent a road
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sweeper for this purpose and if it proves satisfactory we would like to purchase one in the near future.
Miscellaneous
Two large overhead doors were installed in the garage and are well worth the expenditure.
At the March Town Meeting it was voted to change the names of several streets. Correct name signs were pur- chased and placed where necessary.
The present Highway Department quarters are becoming inadequate and it is necessary to store some materials in other locations. Due to the increased business at the Town Hall, the Highway equipment often has difficulty entering and leaving the yard.
To eliminate the above conditions, I suggest some thought be given towards acquiring a new location for the Highway Department.
I would like to thank the Townspeople and the various departments for their co-operation during the year.
Respectfully submitted,
BENJAMIN F. RICE, Superintendent of Streets.
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
Vital Statistics
Births recorded 177
Marriages recorded 33
Deaths recorded
50
IMPORTANT REQUEST
Please notify the Town Clerk immediately of any error or omission in the following List of Births.
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Errors not reported at once can be corrected only by sworn affidavit, as prescribed by the General Laws, and may cause you inconvenience which can be avoided by prompt attention.
BIRTHS REGISERED IN 1957
Date
Place
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan. 1 Concord
Cohn, Carol Ruth
Paul R. and Joan Seadler
Jan. 4 Concord
Cady, Sandra Jeanne
Edward M. and Gladys L. Euscher
Jan. 4 Concord
Files, Debora Lynn
Jan. 7 Concord
Tuplin, John Henry, II
Jan. 10 Concord
Rand, David Carlton
Jan. 10 Concord
Kennedy, David Bruce
Jan.
10 Concord
Pettine, William Williston, Jr.
Donald L. and Doris E. Morse John N. and Mary Jo Stradling James C. and Adrah W. Loring Ernest S. and Elsie Johnson William W. and Virginia L. Sproul
Jan. 13 Concord
Lund, Kathryn Karen
Jan.
14 Concord
Jan. 18 Cambridge
Jan.
19 Concord
Barry, Patricia Ruth
Jan. 26 Concord
Mutty, Jeanne Caryl
Jan. 28
Concord
Allard, Suzanne Marie
Jan.
29 Concord
Wilson, James Hall, Jr.
Jan. 31 Concord
Peterson, Carla Helena
Feb. 1 Concord Culliane, Cornelius William
Feb.
3 Concord
Christmas, Peter Brian
Feb. 4 Concord Horton, Donna Lynn
Feb. 7 Woburn Pacy, Cynthia Marie
Feb. 9 Concord
Higgins, Rebecca Lee
Feb.
13 Boston Fraser, Steven Gilbert
Feb. 15 Concord
Myrick, Bruce Hildreth
Feb. 16 Concord Brown, Geoffrey Miles
Feb. 18 Acton
Nichols, Kim Marie
Feb. 19 Concord
Frost, David Gordon
Feb. 20
Concord
Benson, Jonathan Carl
Feb. 22
Boston
D'Agostine, Julian James, 3rd Lombardo, Larry Lee
Feb. 22 Concord
Feb. 23
Waltham
Wilder, Janice Ellen
Feb. 25
Concord
Deveau, Robert Simon
Feb. 27 Concord
Weatherby, Jayne
Mar.
3 Concord
Oliver, Karen Ann
Mar. 5 Acton
Delvental, Dwight David
Robert T. and Marilyn J. Spoehr Richard F. and Agnes Thristan Joseph F. and Rosemary Tusing David M. and Doris R. MacGregor John E., Jr. and Nancy R. Gerber Edward J. and Eileen L. Depratere James H. and Nancy M. Knight Stephen G. and Patricia M. Barry
Cornelius C., Jr. and Margaret M. Gallagher Thomas H., Jr. and Elizabeth J. Marsh William R. and Doris Levesque Robert C. and Mary L. Meuse Edwin M., Jr. and Joyce M. Wilcox Ernest D. R. and Loretta Scott Roger M. and Carolyn E. Monk Harvey M. and Sylvia J. Flint Richard W. and Lois A. Allard Robert and Judith Heyliger Clarence W. and Elsie E. Benson Julian J., Jr. and Jane E. Turner Charles and Muriel G. Smith Lawrence P. and Ruth P. Rollins John F. and Henrietta J. Landry Frank H. and Rosalee Dulaney
Donald S. and Elizabeth A. Mccullough Elmer F. and Evelyn Worrell
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Lane, Kenneth John Hryniewich, Paul
Date
Place
Mar. 6 Concord
Mar. 10
Concord
Mar. 10 Concord
Liebfried, Caroline Chilton
Mar. 10 Concord
Liebfried, Andrew Harrison
Mar. 14 Concord
Steinhauer, Paul Owen
Mar. 15 Concord
Mitchell, Susan Jean Jordan, Linda Lee
Mar. 16 Concord
Mar. 17 Concord
Teele, Gary Scott
Mar. 19 Arlington
Tolman, Gale Ellen
Mar.
20
Cambridge
Hardin, Dale Lawrence
Mar.
22
Boston
Burns, Andrea Susan
Mar.
23 Concord
Schaffer, David Mark
Mar.
23
Concord
Paskiewicz, Stephen Joseph
Mar.
24 Concord
Dingee, Sandra Marie
Mar.
25 Concord
Hancock, Charles MacRae
Mar.
25 Concord
McDonald, Diane Carol
Mar.
25 Concord
Chapman, Gary Gene
Mar.
26 Concord
Sottile, Donald
Mar.
26 Concord
Sottile, Daniel
Mar. 29 Concord
Mar. 30 Concord
Tornell, Susan Evelyn Eannuzzo, Joseph Stevens
Mar. 30 Boston
May, James Patrick
Mar. 30 Concord
Reidy, Kimberly Eileen
Mar.
31 Concord
Bailey, Jon Phelps
Apr. 2
Lowell
Shepard, Bonnie May
Name of Parents
E. Wilson and Sonya Farley Horace B. and Laura H. Stapel Walter II. and Virginia F. Fisher Walter H. and Virginia F. Fisher Alfred F. and Ruth E. Stile Thomas R. and Gertrude C. Graber Frank E. and Gerd Gulbrandsen William H., Jr. and Patricia A. Thane Wilbur J. and Elizabeth A. Harrington Howard P. and Jacqualyn O. Nash William and Maryellen Wright James P. and Claire J. Condon John S. and Lucy A. Briggs John A. and Jean A. Statkun James B. and Elsie E. Craig William P. and Ruth A. Mark William A. and June Minkley Richard S. and Betty A. Hume Richard S. and Betty A. Hume Bengt HI. and Ruth Anderson Dominic J. and Irene L. Schofield James P. and Mary Kaskan Kenneth B. and Kathryn Crowe George S. and Barbara L. Phelps
Herbert E. and May L. Andrews
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Name of Child
Bursaw, Jeffery Wilson Butler, John Horace
Apr. 3
Concord
Johansen, Mark Leo
Apr. 3 Boston
Mazzola, Jeanne Elizabeth
Apr. 4 Concord Curley, Anne Elizabeth
Apr. 4 Concord Curley, Joan Claudia
Apr. 7 Concord
Apr. 8 Boston
Dickinson, John Matthew Geoffrion, Steven Mark Bedford, Judith Marie
Apr. 9 Concord
Apr. 10 Concord
Ames, Elizabeth
Apr. 12 Winchester
Dearborn, Daniel Scott
Apr. 12 Hanover, N. H. Everett, Jonathan Stephen
Apr. 13 Lowell
Van Norden, Jane Lee
McNamara, Diane Louise
Apr. 16 Concord
Torkelsen, Cindy
Apr. 20 Concord
Robbins, Linda Susan
Apr.
21 Concord
Beaudoin, Darlene
Apr. 24 Concord
Johnson, Kenneth Alan
Apr. 24 Concord
Roberts, Evelyn Joyce
Apr. 25 Concord
Leone, Diane Mary
Apr. 26 Concord Johnson, Charles Berkley, III
Apr. 27 Concord Kelley, Gwen Laureen
Apr. 30 Concord
Letzeisen, Kathleen Ruth
May 1 Concord
Ramsay, Deborah
May 1 Concord Ramsay, Cynthia
May 1 Waltham LeBlanc, Paul Eric
May 1 Concord Towne, Judith Elaine
May 2 Concord
Zimmer, Kurt David
Thomas G. and Mary A. McCarthy Nazarino J. and Betty L. Nelson Joseph F. and Constance J. MacAllister Joseph F. and Constance J. MacAllister Frank R. and Joanne L. Webber Albert O., Jr. and Elizabeth A. Shea Richard E. and Ardelle E. Kane Warren, Jr. and Marilyn Taylor Robert N. and Prudence M. Tremayne Richard E. and Judith Conner Richard A. and Frances E. Coulter Russell W. and Mabel L. MacArthur Walter H. and Marjorie E. MacCulloch Donald C. and Shirley E. Mansfield Robert P. and Julia G. Lynch Edwin J. and Ethel W. Davis William H. and Emma L. Young Gerald M. and Corinne M. Romley Charles B., Jr. and Gwendolyn A. Morrill Lawrence B. and Virginia L. Kearns Arthur W. and Jane A. Brown
Robert S. and Adele M. Reyburn Robert S. and Adele M. Reyburn Gerard J. and Patricia Gouse Frank C. and Barbara Berencsi Sumner D. and Dorothy M. Hardy
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Apr. 14 Concord
Date
Place
May 10 Concord
May 12 Concord
May 15 Concord
May 17 Concord
May
18 Concord
May
20 Concord
May
20 Concord
Hughes, Patricia Ann
May
20 Concord
May
26 Concord
Dow, Sheryl Ann Normand, Cynthia Diane
May
28 Concord
Parker, Neil Keith
May
28
Concord
Drugge, Donna Lee
May
30 Concord
Vanaria, Mary Louise
May 31
Concord
Lawton, David Chester, Jr.
June
2 Concord
June
4 Concord
June 12 Concord
June 15 Concord
Haley, Mary Elizabeth Nichols, David Gordon, Jr.
June 22 Concord
June 24 Concord
June 25 Waltham
June 27 Concord
Sawyer, Ann Elizabeth
July
1 Concord
Richter, Paul Robert
July
4 Concord
Fraser, Richard Thomas Peterson, Barbara Ann
Name of Parents
Roger B. and Maureen Cornellier Daniel J. and Giulia R. Zaffuto Anthony and Edith J. Hood Albert J. and Avis J. Spencer William B. and Esther Poutasse Rene A. and Patricia Mullen Edward T. and Marjorie M. Bradley Robert G. and Barbara Beach Eugene L. and Anna M. Fournier Francis B. and Shirley A. Jensen Donald E. and Joan G. Wainwright Orlando A. and Mary C. L. Bernard David C. and Lillian I. Smith
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