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Accepted and adopted and $34.00 was raised and appropriated.
Article 9. To see if the town will vote that an ap- propriation be made for the erection and maintenance of two additional lights on Depot Road, West Harwich.
Accepted and adopted and $34.00 was raised and appropriated.
Article 10. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Hundred and Seventy-five ($175.) Dollars to continue with some hardening material the sidewalk from Francis P. Larkins' on Main Street, Har- wich Center, easterly to the east driveway of Bernard W. Andrews, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted and $75.00 was raised and ap- propriated; with the addition that crushed stone with tar 1 binder be used.
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Article 11. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to purchase and supply the materials necessary to harden and improve the sidewalks on the west side of Bank Street, from the foot of Moody's Hill, so-called, in Harwich Center to Main Street in Harwichport, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted and $500.00 was raised and appropriated; with the addition that crushed stone with oil or tar binder be used.
Article 12. To see if the town will appropriate the sum of Twelve Hundred ($1200.) Dollars; this sum to be used for the following purpose :- 1st. For the grading and improving the Town's land at the foot of Central Ave- nue, on shore front. 2nd. For erecting rataining wall on front of said land. 3rd. The Selectmen shall cause to be erected on this land a covered outlook with cement floor. All the above work to be done in the year 1934.
The Finance Committee's recommendation was ac- cepted and adopted : that the amount of $300.00 be raised and appropriated for grading, hardening with loam and building wooden steps and seats under section 1 of this ar- ticle and that sections 2 and 3 be indefinitely postponed.
Article 13. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to brush out and put in passable condition the road known as John Joseph's Road, which was laid out by the town and ac- cepted at a Town Meeting held on May 23, 1855; the, orig- inal lines of said road to be run out and established, said road never having been discontinued.
· Indefinitely postponed-as C.W.A. has done the work.
Article 14. To see if the town will accept the land as a Public Way as shown by a Plan and Deed filed here- with at West Sequattom, Pleasant Lake, from the East Boundary of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
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road to the East boundary of Jennie T. Moody's homestead lot as laid out by the Selectmen, and raise and appropriate One Thousand ($1000.) Dollars for the improvement of the same.
The acceptance of this article was lost by a standing vote of 54 for and 66 against. It was then indefinitely post- poned.
Article 15. To see if the town will vote to accept the set of By-Laws as drawn up by the committee appointed at the last annual Town Meeting.
BY-LAWS FOR THE TOWN OF HARWICH
TOWN MEETINGS
ARTICLE I
The Annual Town Meeting shall be held on the first Monday in February.
ARTICLE II
All warrants for town meetings, whether annual or special, shall be served by posting attested copies in each post office in said town not earlier than 14 days nor later than 7 days before the meeting; and by printing a like copy in one or more newspapers published in said town. ARTICLE III
All articles to be put in the annual town warrant shall be presented to the Selectmen not later than Dec. 31, previous to the town meeting.
ARTICLE IV
All motions and amendments shall be in writing when required by the Moderator.
ARTICLE V
Reports of all committees shall be in writing.
ARTICLE VI
No one but the Moderator shall interrupt another while speaking except to call him to order.
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ARTICLE VII
No one shall speak on the same question more than twice nor longer than ten minutes without leave of the meeting.
ARTICLE VIII
No motion, moved, seconded and stated, can be with- drawn without a vote to that effect.
ARTICLE IX
When a vote decided by the Moderator is ques- tioned, it shall be made certain by the voters on either side rising and standing until counted by the Moderator or by tellers appointed by him.
ARTICLE X
No one shall move the reconsideration of any vote unless he voted in the majority, said motion to be made within thirty minutes of the passage of such vote. The Town Clerk shall note in writing the time of the passage of the vote, and also the time when motion of reconsidera- tion was made.
ARTICLE XI
During the legislative session of town meetings the floor shall be occupied solely by voters, and it shall be the duty of the Moderator during the polling of questions to clear the floor of all non-voters.
FINANCES
ARTICLE XII The fiscal year shall end on the last day of December. ARTICLE XIII
After every annual or other town meeting, at which any money is voted to be raised, the Clerk shall make a list of the sums voted, expressing therein the particular purposes to which they are to be applied, and deliver the same to the Selectmen.
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ARTICLE XIV
The Selectmen shall report to the annual town meet- ing the financial condition of the town at the close of the fiscal year preceding such meeting. Said report shall state what expenditures have been made, what balances of ap- propriation, if any, remain unexpended; and shall contain the warrant for the next annual town meeting.
ARTICLE XV
All elective or appointive officers and committees shall make a written report to the Town, and such report shall be embodied in the annual Town Report. Such a report shall be itemized to the extent of showing at least the amounts of money, goods, refunds, credits, or abate- ments received by each person from the town excepting such amounts as are prohibited by law from being publish- ed. The Town Clerk's report shall include his record of the annual Town Meeting and all special meetings held during the year for which the report is made. The re- port of the Finance Committee shall be published at least once before the annual Town Meeting in the town news- paper.
ARTICLE XVI
If an appropriation made for a specific year is not applied to the object for which it was designed, it or the ARTICLE XVII
unapplied balance thereof shall revert to the general treas- ury.
If a certain sum of money is appropriated for a special object, and if an occasion should arise requiring a much larger expenditure of money, the Selectmen may call a special town meeting for the purpose of making such further appropriation.
ARTICLE XVIII
The payment of all moneys by the Treasurer shall be made by the order of the Selectmen, or a majority of
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them, in writing, which shall indicate the appropriation from which the money is to be paid; but no orders shall be drawn by the Selectmen, and no orders paid by the Treasurer, for any purpose not obligatory by law or not determined by the town.
TOWN OFFICERS
ARTICLE XIX
The Clerk of the town shall notify all committees appointed at the annual town meeting of their appoint- ments.
ARTICLE XX
The town shall have a Finance Committee, whose duty it shall be to submit a budget at the annual town meeting and consider any and all municipal questions for the purpose of making reports and recommendations to the town as provided by Chapter 388 of the Acts of 1923. Said committee to be appointed by the Moderator in open town meeting and to consist of nine members, three to be so appointed every year, and no one of said committee shall be a holder of elective town office at the time of his appointment.
STREETS AND HIGHWAYS
ARTICLE XXI
The official or officials having in charge the streets and highways may grant licenses in writing for the ob- struction of any part of the highways or streets, or for such excavation as may be needful, for the purpose of erecting, repairing, altering or removing any building, or for the laying of drains, water pipes, or for any other purpose which to them may seem reasonable.
ARTICLE XXII
Every person receiving such license shall execute a written agreement to indemnify the town against all damage or cost by reason of any claim for damages, or
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by reason of any process, civil or criminal, on account of the existence of such obstruction or excavation; and the road officials may impose such conditions and limita- tions as they shall see fit in respect to maintaining lights and taking other precautions for the safety of travellers.
ARTICLE XXIII
No person or corporation shall break or dig up the ground in any highway or street, or cause any obstruc- tion to be placed thereon, without a written license from the road officials. And any person so licensed who shall break or dig up the ground in any highway or street shall, before the expiration of his license, restore the same to the acceptance of said road officials. The foregoing shall not apply to the temporary deposit of goods in the streets when loading or unloading, providing the articles so de- posited shall be removed.
ARTICLE XXIV
No one shall pasture his cow or other animals in the streets or highways unless such animal has a keeper.
ARTICLE XXV
Every driver of a vehicle or other conveyance trav- elling on any street intersecting any through way here- tofore or hereafter designated as such, shall stop such vehicle or other conveyance at the intersection of such streets; subject, however, to the direction of any traffic control signal, sign or device or the direction of any police officer. Any person violating the provisions of this By- Law shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $20. for each offense.
ARTICLE XXVI
Whoever violates Articles XXIII and XXIV of the By-Laws of the Town of Harwich shall, except where a different provision is made by the laws of the Common- wealth, forfeit to the use of said town a sum not exceed- ing $20. for each offense.
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Each article of the By-Laws was accepted and adopt- ed except articles 15, 16, 24, 25, 26.
No. 15 add the words "real estate" before "abate- ment" in the fifth line.
No. 16 to be stricken out entirely.
No 24 Last six words "unless such animal has a keeper" to be omitted.
No. 25 to be stricken out entirely.
No. 26 Add after "exceeding $20.00" "'as a fine, such fine, however not to act as a bar to an action of tort."
Article 16. To see if the town will vote to author- ize the Selectmen to make application to the proper court praying for a final disposition of the fund now held by the town known as the "Benjamin D. Eldredge Town Pump Trust Fund," the object of said trust fund having been removed and destroyed by previous vote of the town.
Accepted and adopted.
Article 17. To see if the town will vote for the ap- pointment of a Fish and Game Warden as provided in Chapter 21, Section 7, of the General Laws of Massachu- setts and raise and appropriate the sum of Two Hundred ($200.) Dollars for the salary of such warden.
Accepted and adopted and $200.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 18. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twenty-five ($25.) Dollars for the expense of an officer finding and disposing of unli- censed dogs, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted and $25 raised and appro- priated.
Article 19. To see if the town will vote to appro- priate the sum of Three Hundred ($300.) Dollars for the benefit of the Chase Library, West Harwich.
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Accepted and adopted and $300.00 raised and appro- priated.
Article 20. To see if the town will vote to appro- priate the sum of Three Hundred ($300.) Dollars for the benefit of the Harwichport Library Association.
Accepted and adopted and $300.00 raised and appro- priated.
Article 21. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money not to exceed Twelve Hundred ($1200.) Dollars, under the provisions of sub- section 21 of Section 1 of Chapter 371 of the Acts of 1921, and any and all amendments thereof and additions thereto for the employing of a nurse through the Harwich Visiting Nurse Association, Inc.
Accepted and adopted and $1,200.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 22. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twenty-five Hundred ($2500.) Dollars to be used under the direction of the Selectmen for the promotion of public recreation and amusement in the form of Baseball, in accordance with Legislative Acts of 1930, Chapter 12, Section 1.
Accepted and adopted and $2,400.00 raised and ap- propriated. This action was made legal by a rising vote. 192 for, and none against.
Article 23. To see if the town will vote to appro- priate the sum of One Hundred ($100.) Dollars to defray the expense of the Stonehorse Club in promoting an All Cape Regatta during the summer season of 1934, this money to be spent under the direction of the Race Committee of said Club as seems best suited to bring the greatest possi- ble number of visiting yachtsmen and yachts to the re- gatta.
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Accepted and adopted and $100.00 raised and ap- propriated. This action was legalized by a rising vote of 138 for and none against.
Article 24. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred ($300.) Dol- lars to pay part of the expense for the Washington Trip of the Harwich High School Senior Class; this money to be expended under the supervision of Principal Paul A. Morris.
Found to be illegal and article indefinitely postponed.
Article 25. To see if the town will appropriate the sum of Seven Hundred ($700.) Dollars (in addition to the State Tax) for mosquito control, or do or act anything thereon. By request.
Accepted and adopted and $700.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 26. To see if the town will authorize the Treasurer to assign tax titles owned by the town.
Accepted and adopted.
Article 27. To see if the town will appropriate the sum of One Hundred Seventy-five ($175.) Dollars to reim- burse the Saybrook Dredging Company for work done at Wychmere Harbor.
Accepted and adopted and $150.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 28. To see if the town will appropriate the sum of One Hundred ($100.) Dollars to maintain the light at entrance of Wychmere Harbor.
Accepted and adopted and $60.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 29. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred ($500.) Dollars to reimburse the Department of Public Works, as a con-
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tribution of the town toward the increased cost of dredg- ing at Wychmere Harbor, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted and $500.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 30. To see if the town will appropriate the sum of One Thousand ($1000.) Dollars, providing the Se- lectmen can get a contribution from the State and County, to complete the East jetty with stone at Allen's Harbor.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 31. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate One Thousand ($1000.) Dollars to dredge Wychmere Harbor and channel to deep water, providing that the State and Federal Governments will contribute sufficient funds to complete the project, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted and $500.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 32. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty ($750.) Dollars, providing the state will contribute the same for the purpose of dredging out the entrance to the Round Cove at Pleasant Bay, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted and $750 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 33. To see if the town will vote to grant to the Chatham Water Company, a franchise to install a water system within the town limits; to lay water mains in accordance with plans already drawn by Chase & Gil- bert; to rent at least one hundred (100) hydrants per year at a cost of not more than Fifty ($50.) Dollars each, or to take any other action necessary in the matter and to raise and appropriate a sum of Five Thousand ($5000.) Dollars therefor.
Voted to postpone indefinitely. 163 voted for and 2 against postponement.
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Article 34. To see if the town will raise and ap- propriate the sum of Fifteen Hundred ($1500.) Dollars to be used for the purchase of materials on C. W. A. pro- jects, said money to be spent under the supervision of the Selectmen.
Accepted and adopted and $1500.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 35. To see if the town will vote to rescind the vote of the year 1927 whereby One Hundred and Twen- ty-five ($125.) Dollars was appropriated for the improve- ment of the beach at West Harwich, said work having been completed with money from other sources, and that this amount revert back to the Town Treasury.
Accepted and adopted.
Article 36. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Six Hundred ($600.) Dollars to reimburse the Department of Public Works for dredging Herring River.
Accepted and adopted and $600.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 37. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum not to exceed Five Hundred ($500.) Dollars to be paid to the Cape Cod Hospital for the es- tablishment and maintenance of a free bed in the hospital for the care and treatment of persons certified by the Se- lectmen to be 'residents of the town and unable to pay for such care and treatment, in accordance with Section 74, of Chapter 111 of the General Laws, or take any ac- tion in relation thereto, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted and $500.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 38. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred ($500.) Dollars for the use of Harwich Post, No. 292, American Legion, in
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the proper observance of Memorial Day and Armistice Day.
Accepted and adopted and $350.00 raised and ap- propriated.
Article 39. To see if the town will accept the re- location of Pleasant Street between Lower County Road and Shore Road, West Harwich, as made by the Select- men.
Accepted and adopted.
Meeting was adjourned at 4:30 o'clock p. m.
There were no special Town Meetings held this year.
Respectfully submited,
HENRY K. BEARSE
Town Clerk.
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Grand Jurors Drawn March 9, 1934 William N. Eldredge Evans Chandler
Traverse Jurors
Lawrence C. Homer Jurors for Murder Trial
Edgar C. Nickerson
Herbert F. Eldredge Cleon S. Crowell
Traverse Jurors drawn Sept. 14, 1934 Alfred W. Johnson Henry W. Thompson
DOG LICENSES ISSUED IN 1934
157 Males @ $2.00 $314.00
39 Females @ $5.00
195.00
49 Spayed Females @ $2.00
98.00
Total received 245 licenses @ 20 cts, paid to Town Treasurer
$607.00
49.00
Net paid to Town Treasurer $558.00
Fisheries and Game License Fees Paid to Town Treasurer 215 licenses issued @ 25 cts each $53.75
Henry K. Bearse, Town Clerk
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Births Registered in the Town of Harwich 1934
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Resid'ce
Jan. 1
Lorraine Rose
Jan. 22
Bruce Charles Young
Feb. 2 Stillborn
Feb. 2
Betsy May Nickerson
Mar. 11
Cynthia Bates
Ephraim G. Nickerson Elizabeth Wardle Donald T. Bates Elizabeth Bruce Raymond L. DeCosta Marion Gomes Raymond Silva Annie F. Rose Henry B. Raneo Eva M. Andrew
H. Center No. Har. Kelley St.
Mar,
25
Marilyn Domingo Raneo
Mar. 27 Male
Mar. 30 Gwendolyn Joyce Pena
Apr. 6 John Birdsall Hopkins
Apr. 6 George Vernon Johnson, 3rd
Apr. 16 Marie Allison Cummings
Apr. 23
Horace Conrad Rodrick
Apr. 29 Joyce Julia Rose
May 9 James Augustus Ramos
June 15
Gerald Stephen Rodrick
June 28 Ernest Karl Scott
June 30 Herbert Faunce Rowley
July 1 Stillborn
July 14
Cynthia Lois Holmes
July 15 Female
John Pena Justina Gonsalves Charles L Hopkins Esther V. Milliken George V. Johnson, Jr. Myra L. Cahoon James A. Cummings Bernice M. Doane Zach. Rodrick Mary Rose Philip Rose Adeline Pena James Ramos Isaura Pina Antone Rodrick Bessie Gonsalves Carl Scott Christine Rose Harold F. Rowley Olive Jones
Theron C. Holmes Gladys M. Chase
Kelley St. H. Center H. Port
E. Harwich
Mar. 14
Barbara Jane DeCosta
Mar. 18
Delores Frances Silva
Kelley St.
Kelley St.
So. Har. Gorh'm Rd. No. Har.
W. Harwich
Falmouth, Mass. Gt. Westrn Rd., H. C. Gt. ,West'rn Rd. Kelley St.
Gt. West'rn Rd. Har. Port
Har. Ctr. Bank St.
Manuel Rose Mary Oliver Fred T. Young. Jr. Linnie R. Eldredge
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Births (continued)
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Resid'ce
Aug. 1|
Edrick Becker Sauer
Aug. 7
Marilyn Faye Smith
Auk. 27
Benjamin Galvin, Jr.
Aug. 28
Gwendolyn Thatcher
Sept. 8
John Sherman Ryder
Sept. 19
Female
Sept. 26
Sylvia Rae Baker
Sept. 27
Beverly Elizabeth Allen
Oct. 6
Mary Minnie Souza
Oct. 12
Priscilla Betty Ann Galvin
Oct. 25
Edwin Knowles Grant, Jr.
Oct. 27
Nov. 10
Albert Frederick Schenkelberger Harry Joseph Oliver
Nov. 4 Charles Joseph Monterio
Nov. 28
Judith Cathrine Silvia
Nov. 15
Stillborn
Nov. 18 Lewis Sherman Megathlın
Dec. 3
Harold Richard Gonsalves
Dec. 24
Kenneth Rodney Gonsalves
Dec. 25
Richard Edward Gomes
John L. Sauer Margaretha Becker William B. Smith Myrtle M. Ramph Benjamin Galvin Emma Lopes Manuel J. Thatcher Gladys Walker Almond G. Ryder Wilhelmina Pye
So. Har. E. Har. Kelley St.
Gt. West'rn Rd. Har. Ctr.
Har. Port
Har. Ctr. Orleans Rd. Kelley St.
Kelley St.
Har. Ctr. Br'ster Rd. Har. Port
New Bedford Pleasant L.
Pleasant L.
Har. Port Miles St. Kelley St.
Kelley St.
Br'ster Rd.
Arthur Wayland Baker Helena N. Bassett Elwood B. Allen Amy F. Speight Josenh Souza Elvira Rose James O Galvin Edith Lopes Edwin K. Grant Eliza J. Bassett Harlow Schenkelberger Annie Muriel Grant Clarence E. Oliver Beartice Ramos Joseph Monterio Jennie Viera Manuel G. Sylvia Mary Grace
Robert B. Megathlin. Jr. Vivian R. Bearse Delfino Gonsalves Palmira Rose John Gonsalves Blanche Lopes James G. Gomes Anna C. Lopes
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Marriages Registered in the Town of Harwich
1934
Date
Names
Age
Residence
Where Married
Jan.
8
George W. Maxwell
30
Harwich Port
Edith Ruth French
23
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jan.
10
Carl A. Scott
24
Harwich Center
Jan.
30
Norman Elwell Ellis
19
Harwich Port
Washington, D. East Harwich
Mar.
15
Roger Milton Nickerson
29
Chatham, Mass.
Gladys Vernon Johnson
20
Chatham, Mass.
Mar.
15
Geoffrey E. Warburton
29
Harwich Port
Barnstable, Ma
Apr. 12)
Walter Foster
52
Brewster
West Harwich
Ellen Isabell White
37
Brewster
Apr. 21
Franklin A. Cannon
22
Marion, Mass.
Gertrude E. Mitchell
18
Marion, Mass.
Apr.
21
Donald Irving Stalker
22
Harwich
Hyannis
Apr.
29
John Sears Howes Laura Grace Willett
21
So. Harwich
May
14
Kenneth Allen Horton
28
Taunton, Mass.
West Harwich
Frances Veronica Mccarthy
22
Taunton, Mass.
May
18
William Henry Poole
25
New London, Ct. So. Yarmouth
Harwich Port Worcester, M
May 19
Ruth Vernon Butler
25
June 12
Norman Earl Holmes
22
20°
June 16
Doris Lillian Starr
22
June 27
John Dick Stevenson
27
Chatham, Mass.
West Harwich
Muriel Merle Bassett
17
July
1
David Clifton Ginn
45
Chatham, Mass. West Harwich W. Yarmouth New Britian, Ct. Harwich Center
West Harwic]
Dorothy Fernandes
20
July 11
Donald McLeay Stevenson
22
Chatham, Mass. Chatham, Mass.
July
20
Frederick Russell Collinge Constance Pardee
30
Hartford, Conn.
Harwich Por
July 26
Elbert Victor Warren. Jr.
21
Sagamore, Mass.
Sagamore, M: 3.
Helvi Katherine Wesala
21
North Harwich
New York City
Harwich Port
Christine Rose
28
Harwich Center
Elizabeth Irene Young
18
Chatham, Mass.
Mary E. Snowden
20
Yarmouth, Mass.
East Harwich
Hazel Louise Woodbury
18
Hyannis
23
So. Harwich
West Harwich
Winefred Davis Crowell Howard C. Cahoon
23
29
Harwich Center Worcester, Mass. East Harwich Harwich Center West Harwich West Harwich
Harwich Cen
Marguerite Clora Jenkins Olle N. Ericson
41
So. Yarmouth
West Harwich
Katharine Lincoln Dearing
July
4
Antonio Centio
West Harwic!
Marjorie Frances Clark
19
27
Hazelton, Penn.
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Marriages-(Continued)
Date
Names
Age
Residence
Where Married
Ralph Davis Brown
44
East Harwich
Ina Mae Dudley
30
Chatham, Mass.
George Almer Hunt
22
Harwich
Ruth Lois Call
22
Arlington, Mass. Harwich Port
Ruth Fall
24
Watertown, Mass.
ug. 18
John Andrew Knowles
25
Eastham, Mass. West Harwich
So. Yarmouth Harwich Port
ict. 27
William C. Swain
53
Belmont, Mass.
Lelia C. Weston
43
Harwich Port
Ov. 11
Shirley Marston
61 Hyannis, Mass.
Maud Louise Reiley
50 Harwich Port
Ov.
24
Marshall J. Lopes
Mary Viera
15
Pleasant Lake
OV. 29
William Robert. Coffin
22 So. Yarmouth
Belle Lawraine Homer
18
Harwich Port
ily
28
uly 29
Barnstable, Mass. Harwich Center Watertown, Mass.
ug. 15
Paul Greeley
24
Mona Amelia Farham
26
23 Pleasant Lake
Nantucket, Mass.
Harwich Port
So. Yarmouth
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Deaths Registered in the Town of Harwich - 1934
Date
Names
Age Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
Residence
Jan.
1
Lottie MacDonald
73
5 29 Arterio Sclerosis
West Harwich
Jan.
1
William H. Moore
58
2 11 Multiple Carcinomata
South Harwich
Jan.
21
M. Irene Hurd
72
9 6 Broncho Pneumonia
Harwich Center
Jan.
25
Charles B. Bassett
56
0 20 Lobar Pneumonia
Harwich Center
Jan.
26
Joseph Neves
62
Pulmonary Tuberculosis Arterio Sclerosis
Pleasant Lake
Jan.
30
Joseph T. Hawes
81
7 17 Organic Disease of Heart
Harwich Port
Feb.
2
Anna L. Moody Fernandes
77
5 22 Carcinoma Liver Stillborn
Harwich Center
Feb. 7
Susan H. Howes
79
3 13 Carcinoma of Breast
Harwich Center
Feb.
10
Josephine A. Neves
43
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Feb.
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