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Accepted and adopted, provided there is no cost to the town for land damages.
Article 22. To see if the Town will vote to accept the road leading from Route 28 to land of the Stone Horse Yacht Club, known as the Foster Road, as laid out by the Selectmen, and to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Hundred ($200.) Dollars for repairing the said road, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted, provided the owners will re- lease the land necessary for laying out a town road without cost to the town for land damages. Yes, 50 - No, 13.
Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to repair and to put in good usable condition the lower end of Brooks Road at its approach to Nantucket Sound, and to take any action thereto and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted, and that the sum of $300.00 was appropriated therefor.
Article 24. To see if the town will vote to widen, harden and improve with oil, the road called Forest Street, beginning at the junction of Sisson Road and said Forest Street, in Harwich Center and ending at the junction of South Street and said Forest Street, in Harwichport; and raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to meet the expense thereof.
Accepted and adopted as printed. $300.00 raised and appropriated.
Article 25. To see if the Town will vote to accept from Helen R. Drake, a deed of the following described parcel of land: Beginning at a marble bound at Sisson Road, northeast of the Town tool house, formerly the
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hearse house; thence running Southeasterly by land of Drake at right angles to Sisson Road a distance of 50 feet to a point; thence Southerly by land of said Drake about 290 feet to a point which will intersect a line running N. 11 º 51' 20" E., being a line running from said marble bound to another marble bound standing on the edge of a ditch S. 11º 51' 20" W. 684.32 feet from the first men- tioned marble bound; thence from said intersection point N. 11º 51' 20" E. about 330 feet by land of the Town of Harwich to the first mentioned marble bound.
Accepted and adopted.
Article 26. To see if the Town will vote to con- vey to Helen R. Drake in exchange for the land described in the above Article the following described parcel of land : Beginning at a marble bound at the southeast cor- ner of the premises at a ditch at land formerly of Brad- dock P. Allen, now of James O. Hulse; thence westerly 50 feet by land of said Hulse to a point; thence Northerly about 365 feet by land of the Town of Harwich to a point which will intersect a line running N. 11º 50' 20" E., be- ing a line running from said marble bound 684.32 feet to another marble bound standing on Sisson Road northeast of the Town tool house, formerly the hearse house; thence from said intersection point by land of Drake S. 11º 51' 20" W. about 392 feet to the marble bound at the point of beginning.
Accepted and adopted, with the instruction that the Selectmen give a quit claim to this land.
Article 27. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.) Dol- lars for the purpose of planting trees, shrubs, and seed, and to surface parking space at the new Junior-Senior High School. By request.
Indefinitely postponed.
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Article 28. To see if the Town will vote to close the Town Infirmary and make other and adequate pro- visions for the care and maintenance of its inmates, or to take such other action as will reduce the cost of maintain- ing the inmates. By request.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 29. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Hundred ($200.) Dol- lars to stock ponds and streams with fish, and for the feeding and propagation of game within the town limits, and that a committee of three be appointed by the chair to have charge of the work.
Accepted and adopted. $2,000 to be raised and appropriated. Ralph W. Doane, Wm. A. Orton, Charles H. Taylor, Committee.
Article 30. To see if the town will vote to in- struct its Board of Selectmen, and does hereby instruct the Selectmen, to grant licenses under the provisions of the General Laws of the Commonwealth, Section 57 of Chapter 130 as amended by Chapter 329 of the Acts and Resolves of 1933, dealing with the Shell Fish Laws, said instructions to continue in effect until expressly rescind- ed by a vote of the town, or otherwise terminated by op- eration of law; and act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed, as it has been acted upon under article 6.
Article 31. To see if the town will vote to in- struct its Board of Selectmen to grant licenses under the provisions of the Laws of the Commonwealth as existent and expressed in the Acts of 1933, Chap. 329, dealing with the Shell Fish Laws, said instruction to continue in effect until expressly rescinded by a vote of the town, or other- wise terminated by operation of law; and act fully there- on.
Indefinitely postponed, as it has been acted upon
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under article 6.
Article 32. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Fifty ($50.) Dollars to care for the Town Docks and Floats at Wychmere Harbor, Harwichport, and Pleasant Bay, East Harwich, and act fully thereon. By request.
Accepted and adopted as printed. $50.00 raised and appropriated.
Article 33. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred ($300.) Doi- lars for keeping, as far as possible, the beaches clean at West Harwich, Harwichport, and South Harwich; also care of raft at foot of Bank Street, Harwichport, and act fully thereon. By request.
Accepted and adopted as printed. $300.00 raised and appropriated.
Article 34. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Eight Hundred ($800.) Dol- lars to purchase and equip the Police Department with a new patrol car, to replace the old patrol car now in use, and to authorize the Selectmen to sell or trade the patrol car now owned by the town and the sum received there- for to be used toward the purchase of a new car, and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted as printed. $800.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 35. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred Fifty ($350.) Dollars for the purpose of purchasing a Snow Plough for Town use. By request.
Accepted and adopted as printed. $350.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 36. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.) Dol-
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lars to resurface Main Street, Harwich Center, with pca stone from Sisson Road, West, to Harwich Depot, and act fully thereon. By request.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 37. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred Fifty ($350.) Dollars to purchase a Road Grader, and to act fully there- on. By request.
Accepted and adopted. $350.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 38. To see if the Town will vote to dis- pose of old Grader, and act fully thereon. By request.
Voted that the Selectmen be authorized to dispose of the old grader.
Article 39. To see if the Town will vote to pur- chase, for the use of the Moth Department, a Fitz Henry- Guptill Company's Power Sprayer, model F K J, with a 300 gallon solution tank, and necessary spray hose and suction hose, for the same, and to raise and appropriate the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.) Dollars therefor. By request.
The following motion, presented by Annabel E. Smith was carried and its requirements accepted and adopted; "That the town raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 to purchase for the use of the moth department a new power spraying machine, with the necessary spray and suction hose, tank and equipment; and that the Select- men be instructed to purchase the make and type which they consider to be for the best interest of the town."
Article 40. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Six Thousand Five Hundred ($6,500.) Dollars to purchase a 750 gal. Tripple Combina- tion Pumper to take the place of the old 1917 Hose Wagon which is being used by the Fire Department, and is be-
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ing operated on borrowed time, and act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 41. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred ($500.) Dollars to finish off inside, the new addition to the Fire Station, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. $500 raised and appropri- ated.
Article 42. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to sandblast and paint the Elevated Water Tank on Kildee Hill, Har- wichport, and act fully thereon. By request.
Indefinitely postponed, as it is believed this work can be postponed for at least a year without serious damage to the structure.
Article 43. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Thousand ($2,000.) Dol- lars to be used for Extensions to the Town Water System when requested. Applicants for Extensions must guaran- tee the Town six (6) per-cent income on the investment. To see what action the Town will take and act fully there- on. By request.
Accepted and adopted. $200.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 44. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Four Thousand ($4,000.) Dol- lars for the purpose of installing an automatic sprinkler system in Exchange Hall, and act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. $400.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 45. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred ($300.) Dol- lars, provided the County contributes Three Hundred ($300.) Dollars, and the State Six Hundred ($600.) Dol-
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lars, for Jetty work and Shore protection between the Chatham and Dennis lines.
Accepted and adopted. $500.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 46. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Hundred Fifty ($150.) Dollars to pay the land damages to Makepeace Inc., on Pleasant Lake Road, and to act fully thereon.
Voted. Not to pay the amount. Yes 21, No 58.
Article 47. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Forty-two Dol- lars and three cents ($542.03) to be paid to the County of Barnstable for one-half the engineering and recording fees paid by the County during 1938 on Decree No. 1227, Harwich-Brewster Road, and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. $542.03 raised and appropri- ated.
Article 48. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Thousand Eight Hun- dred ($3,800.) Dollars for the purpose of extending the water mains southerly from the State Road in Harwich- port, along Harbor Road and Mill Road, to give water service to the residents in the Wychmere Pines section so- called, and to act fully thereon. By request.
Accepted and adopted, provided the necessary ease- ments can be obtained without cost to the town, and a return of at least 6% on the investment is guaranteed.
Article 49. To see if the Town will vote to change the order of the day of the Annual Town Meeting so that the annual election of officers shall come after the reports of officers, committees and trustees, unfinished business, and new business have been transacted; and act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
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Article 50. To see if the Town will vote to pur- chase a sewage disposal vehicle and raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money ; and act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 51. To see if the Town will by ordin- ance or by-law authorize the Collector of Taxes to be "Town Collector" under Chapter 41 Sec. 38A, and act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 52. To see if the Town will vote to in- vestigate and correct the extravagance, waste and ir- regularities in the receipts, expenditures and records of the various departments of the town, and the acts of its officers and employees; to recover for damages or loss- es ; and to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money for expenses; and act fully thereon.
The Finance Committee recommends that this ar- ticle be indefinitely postponed, and that any person or per- sons having specific knowledge of any extravagance, waste or irregularities in the receipts, expenditures and records of the various departments of the town, or of the wrongful acts of the officers or employees of the town, submit the facts in writing to the Finance Committee for investigation by the proper authorities.
This recommendation was accepted and adopted.
Uunder this article it was moved seconded and car- ried "That the Finance Committee be directed to investi- gate the entire field of the cost of charities of all kinds in the town and report in writing to the annual town meet- ing, in 1941"
Article 53. To see if the Town will vote to in- stall a system of books, maps, and photographs, or other recording devices for use of the assessors; raise and ap- propriate the necessary funds, and act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
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Article 54. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred ($500.) Dol- lars to be expended by the Cemetery Commissioners for the care of the old cemeteries of the town.
Accepted and adopted. $500.00 raised and appropri- ated.
Article 55. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred ($500.) Dol- lars providing the State will contribute Five Hundred ($500.) Dollars for the purpose of rip rapping the beach at round Cove Pleasant Bay.
Accepted and adopted. $500.00 raised and appro- priated.
Article 56. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred ($300.) Dol- lars providing the State and County will contribute a like amount for the purpose of rip rapping and repairing Lower County Bridge, West Harwich.
Accepted and adopted. $300.00 raised and appro- priated. . '
Article 57. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Hundred ($300.) Dol- lars providing the County or private individuals will con- tribute Three Hundred ($300.) Dollars and the State Six Hundred ($600.) Dollars for the purpose of dredging the mouth of Herring River and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. $300.00 raised and appropri- ated.
Article 58. To see if the Town will vote to ap- point a committee to look into the advisability of having a town owned seining pool and report at the next annual town meeting.
Indefinitely postponed.
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Article 59. To see what action the Town will take in regard to disposing of the Herring for the year of 1940 and act fully thereon.
Voted herring fisheries be sold at autcion at this town meeting. Emulous S. Hall acted as auctioner. The fish- eries were sold for the year 1940 to Charles S. Wing, Jr., Bourne, Mass. for $260.00
Article 60. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $900. for the purpose of pur- chasing a new truck for the Road Department and to au- thorize the Selectmen to sell or trade the truck now owned by the Town and the sum received from the same to be used towards the purchase of a new truck, and to act fully there- on.
Accepted and adopted. $900.00 raised and appro- priated.
Article 61. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $4,000. to be used for general repair of roads, under Chap. 90 of the General Laws. Twelve hundred fifty dollars of the said amount to be raised by Taxation in the year 1940 and Twenty-seven hun- dred fifty dollars to be taken from the unexpended balance of the 1938 Gas refund tax under Chap. 500, Acts of 1938. These amounts to be applied to such roads as agreed upon between the State, County and Town and to act fully thereon.
It was moved seconded and carried; "That $4,000.00 be appropriated to be used with whatever Federal Funds may be available to be used for general repairs of roads under Chapter 90 of the General Laws: $1,250.00 of the said amount to be raised by taxation in the year 1940 and $2,750.00 to be taken from the unexpended balance of the 1938 gas refund tax under Chapter 500, Acts of 1938. These amounts to be applied to such roads as agreed upon be- tween the State, County and Town and to act fully thereon."
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Meeting adjourned at 5.30 o'clock p.m.
HENRY K. BEARSE,
Town Clerk.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
The Selectmen endeavored to call a special town meeting on December 20, 1940 in Exchange Hall but a quorum was not available. The call for this meeting was advanced to Friday evening December 27th. but like con- ditions prevailed and the effort to hold a special meeting again proved fruitless.
HENRY K. BEARSE,
Town Clerk.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF HARWICH-1940
No.
Date
Name
Place of Birth
Parents
1
Jan. 13 David Dunbar Tobey
Barnstable
Arthur W. Tobey, Jr.
Mass.
Eleanor Dunbar
2
Jan. 22 Elizabeth Irene Pena
Harwich
Rufus F. Pena
Clara Silva
3 Jan.
23 Shirley Anne Galvin
Harwich
Adolph R. Galvin Catherine J. Walsh
4 Jan. 25 Walter Leonard Wilson, Jr.
Harwich
Walter L. Wilson
5 Jan. 26 Frances Edna Gomes
Harwich
Edmund E. Gomes Minnie Rose
6 Jan. 29 Caroline Louise Munroe
Harwich
James C. Munroe Mildred L. Josselyn
7 Jan. 30 John Carter Linnell
Harwich
Ellery M. Linnell Ethel Chase
8 Feb. 14 Carol Kennedy
Barnstable
William S. Kennedy Helen B. Hall
9 Feb. 22 Carol Dixon Beattie
Barnstable
Sheldon B. Beattie Esther F. Eldredge
10 Feb. 27 Alfred Joseph Monteiro
Harwich
Frank J. Monteiro Adeline Fernandes
11 Mar. 26 Adele Yvonne Fleury
Harwich
12 Mar. 27 Eugene Texeira, Jr.
Harwich
Adelard Fleury, Jr. Yvonne Vien Eugene Texeire Frances Raneo
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Mass.
Mass.
Catherine E. Cahoon
BIRTHS-Continued
No. Date
Name
Place of Birth
Parents
13
Apr. 25 Josephine Gomes
Harwich
Frank Gomes Mary Rose
14 Apr. 26 Edith Gale Green
Harwich
Clifton L. Green Matilda Cotell
15 Mar. 25 John Zachariah Daluz, Jr.
Barnstable
John Z. DaLuz Eva B. Perry
16 Apr. 13 Rachael Wilma Cahoon
Barnstable
Roger W. Cahoon, Jr.
Mass.
Mildred Higgins
17 Apr. 23 Curtis Edwin Higgins
Barnstable
Isaiah E. Higgins
Mass.
Lucy McKenney
18 May 12 Barbara Ruth Long
Harwich
Delmar B. Long Ruth Cushman
19 May 31 Sarah Adams
Barnstable
Wilfred E. Adams Sylvia Ewing
20 June 6 George Thomas Tobey
Harwich
Lawrence Tobey Mary Rose
21 June 8 Helen Marie Grace
Harwich
Arthur D. Grace Louise Thatcher
22 June 11 George Daniel Meservey, Jr.
Barnstable Mass.
George D. Merservey Clara M. Gray
23 June 13 Carol Jean Syrjala
Barnstable Mass. Barnstable
Vaina M. Syrjala Rhoda A. Putnam
24 July
6 Donald Doane Jamieson
Thomas G. Jamieson
Mass.
Hazel L. Doane
25
July 21 Richard Freeman Henderson
Harwich
David K. Henderson
Ruby E. Ellis
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Mass.
Mass.
BIRTHS-Continued
No. Date
Name
Parents
Place of Birth
26
July
31 Mary Ann Veira
Harwich
Manuel Veira Evelyn Gomes
27
Aug.
15 Benjamin Foster Riggs
Barnstable
Samuel J. Riggs
28
Aug. 19 Bruce Harvey Stanford
Mass.
Henry D. Stanford Alice L. Harvey
29
Aug. 23
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30 Sept. 13 Ethelen Eva Maud Hopkins
Barnstable Mass.
Harold P. Hopkins Emma A. Cook
31 Sept. 22 Joan Joyce Joy
Barnstable
Mass.
32 Sept. 25 John Frederick Hall
Harwich
Robert E. Joy Edith F. Small John E. Hall Eleanor R. Eldredge
33 Sept. 26 Arlene Cynthia Brown
Barnstable
Raymond A. Brown Constance B. Chapman
34 Oct. 25 Barbara Jeanne Galvin
Harwich
Benjamin O. Galvin Emma Lopes
35 Nov. 6 Raymond Gauthier Robbins
Harwich
Frank E. Robbins Jeannie Bushton
36 Nov. 10 Wayne Wright Williams
Harwich
John R. Williams Edith Crabe Robert E. Lee Lillian A. Wade
37 Dec. 6 Alice Ruth Lee
Harwich
38 Dec. 12 Carl Owen Pena
Barnstable
Paul R. Pena
Susan B. Marceline
39 Dec. 30 Gerald Lee Brailey
Mass. Harwich
Gerald S. Brailey Yvette M. Bassett
Mass. Barnstable
Mabel D. Lohnes
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Mass.
MARRIAGES IN THE TOWN OF HARWICH-1940
No. Date
Names
Age
Residence
Place of Marriage
1 Jan. 23
Joseph Clarence Frank
30
Chatham, Mass.
West Harwich
Susie Estelle Eldridge Sampson
30
Chatham Mass.
2
Feb.
7
Allen O. Basset
23
Harwich Port
New Bedford, Mass.
Barbara A. MacKay
19
Cuttyhunk, Mass.
3 Feb.
10
Donald William Bachman
,20
West Dennis, Mass.
Harwich Port
Dorothy Derby
20
Harwich Port
4
Feb.
10
Carroll Henry Dumont
21
Harwich Center
Harwich Center
Florence Madelina Higgins
16
Orleans, Mass.
5
Feb.
10
Phillip McClure Maxwell
32
Chicago, Ill.
Harwich Center
Harriette Elizabeth Crosby
25
Cambridge, Mass.
6
Mar. 16
Richard Thomas Maliff
21
Easton, Mass.
West Harwich
7
Mar. 18
Nelson Leonard Kingsbury
4.0
Hartford, Conn.
Harwich Port
8
Mar. 29
Maurice Hayden Robbins
23
West Chatham, Mass. West Harwich
Mary Alice Holden
25
West Chatham, Mass.
9 Mar. 31
Thomas G. Jamieson Jr.
22
South Harwich
New Bedford, Mass.
10
Apr. 22
Arthur MacEnerney
35
Brewster, Mass.
Harwich Center
Ruth Hambly Macfarlane
26
Brewster, Mass.
11
May
11
Erwin Lester Griffith
21
Sterling, Conn.
Harwich Center
Irene May Dakin
20
Sterling, Conn.
12
May 12 Ilmari J. Wesala
27
N. Harwich
Harwich Center
Alice L. Crabe
20
Harwich Center
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Virginia Beatrice Nolan
19
Easton, Mass.
Alice Elizabeth Ryan Fuldner 36
Hartford, Conn.
Hazelle Louise Storer
30
Harwich Port
MARRIAGES-Continued
No. Date
Names
Age
Residence
Place of Marriage
13
May
18
Thornton Frederick Bradshaw
22
Cambridge, Mass.
Harwich Port
Sally Bradshaw Davis
21
Harwich Port
14
June
1
Clifford A. Morris
22
Carver, Mass.
Dorothy A. Scanlon
19
Plymouth, Mass.
15
June
2
Sterling W. Farrenkopf
20
Chatham, Mass.
Harwich Center
Audrey H. Eldredge
17
Harwich Port
16
June
8
Arthur G. Long
26
Dennis, Mass.
West Harwich
Marie Linnell
19
Dennis, Mass.
17
June
15
Edward Lawrence Drew
33
Harwich Port
West Harwich
Milia Minnie Puukka
25
South Dennis, Mass.
18
June
1
E. Donald Stewart
29
Brookline, Mass.
West Harwich
Frances Ballou Tripp
25
Newton, Mass.
19
June
15
Reuben Carlton Chase
22
E. Harwich
New Bedford, Mass.
Althea Briggs
19
Brewster, Mass.
20
July
5
Donald Odber Ferguson
26
Hartford, Conn.
S. Harwich
Mary Louise Davis
19
S. Ardmore, Penn.
21
July
6
John Henry Rose
20
Harwich, Mass.
W. Harwich
Clara Perry
'18
S. Dennis, Mass.
22
July
11
Henry Archia Giroux
39
Orleans, Mass.
Harwich Center
Julia Banker (Bard Pope
38
Orleans, Mass.
23
July
13
Virgil James Baillie
25
Provincetown, Mass.
West Harwich
Florence Madeline Benson
25
Provincetown, Mass.
24
July
22
Kenelm Warren Winslow
24
Orleans, Mass.
Harwich Port
Virginia Lee Burns
24
Saint Louis, Mo.
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Harwich Center
MARRIAGES-Continued
No. Date
Names
Age
Residence
Place of Marriage
25
July
30
Antone Charles Costa Jr.
26
Provincetown, Mass.
Harwich Center
Lillian Estelle Weed
28
Provincetown, Mass.
26
July
31
Lewis Jonas
51
Cincinnati, Ohio
Harwich Center
Christine Zimmerman
40
Cincinnati, Ohio
27
Aug.
3
Thomas Francis Brown
34
Patterson, N.Y.
Harwich Center
Cathleen Arnold Nichols
27
Patterson, N.Y.
28
Aug.
3
Leo Henry Cummings
21
Brewster, Mass.
Harwich Center
Myrtle Marie Gray
22
Brewster, Mass.
29
Aug.
7
Clifton Linwood Nickerson
23
Harwich Port
Harwich Port
Doris Louise Miller Drew
21
East Harwich
30
Aug. 17
Enos Gonsalves Thatcher
52
Harwich Center
Harwich Center
Emma Leite Costodio
53
Pleasant Lake
31
Aug.
17
Robert Chamberlin Wilkinson
31
Wallingford, Conn.
W. Harwich
Ann Chamberlin Fitz-Harris
23
West Haven, Conn.
32
Aug.
29
Leo Wells Higgins
45
Newton, Mass.
W. Harwich
Marion Edith Stewart
45 Medford, Mass.
33
Aug.
31
Edward Martin Casper
24
Englewood, N.J.
W. Harwich
34
Aug.
31
Everett Wellington Gross
32
Eastham, Mass.
Orleans, Mass.
35
Sept.
4
Frank H. Thompson
26
Harwich Port
So. Hadley, Mass.
Eleanor P. Lamb
26
Harwich Port
36
Sept. 5
William E. Derwin
26
Harwich Center
Haverhill, Mass.
Rose Agnes Glynn
27
Haverhill, Mass.
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Jane Patricia Allen
23
Harworth, N.J.
Virginia Dustin Small
34
Harwich Center
MARRIAGES-Continued
No.
Date
Names
Age
Residence
Place of Marriage
3%
Sept.
7
Sulo A. Jackson
31
West Harwich, Mass. Dennis, Mass.
Hazel D. Dickey
24
Dennis Port, Mass
38
Sept. 19
Charles Ross Bassett
19
East Harwich
S. Yarmouth, Mass.
39
Sept.
27
John Wilson DeSilva Jr.
22
Andover, Mass.
W. Harwich
40
Sept.
28
Lloyd Corning
29
Fairhaven. Mass.
W. Harwich
Evelyn B. Eldredge
23
Dennis Port, Mass.
41
Sept. 30
Richard Morse Symmes
28
Harwich Port
Sandwich, Mass.
Emma Baxter Eldridge
28
Cotuit, Mass.
42
Oct.
5
Harold C. Amrein
25
Boston, Mass.
W. Harwich
Mary E. Hillman
26
Island Falls, Me.
43
Oct.
23
Walter B. Nickerson, Jr. Gladys C. Ulhman
19
N. Harwich
44 Oct.
26
John DeGrace, Jr.
20
Hyannis Port, Mass. Hyannis, Mass.
Lucy Fernandes
20
N. Harwich
45 Oct.
29
Edwin Thomas Otis, Jr.
25
Cohasset, Mass.
Harwich Center
Miriam Goss Rutter
20
Webster Groves, Mo.
4.6
Nov.
7
Elbridge Willis Jones
36
Randolph, Mass.
Providence, R.I.
Margaret M. French
21
Harwich Port
47
Nov.
7
James Greenleaf Brown
28
Orleans, Mass.
W. Harwich
Lillian Orletta Moore
19
Hyannis, Mass.
48
Nov. 16
Kenneth Joseph Proctor
28
W. Chatham, Mass.
W. Harwich
Catherine Keefe
29
W. Chatham, Mass.
20
Harwich Center
Harwich Center
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Dorothy May Knight
15
Orleans, Mass.
Charline Pearl Reed
18
Andover, Mass.
MARRIAGES-Continued
No. Date
Names
Age
Residence
Place of Marriage
49
Oct.
12
James S. Lapham, Jr.
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