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Delete paragraph "7" and substitute the following new paragraphs: "7. Harwich Center. Each side of Main Street from junction Sisson Road easterly to junction of Oak Street. 8. North Harwich. Each side of Main Stret from junction Depot Road easterly to junction of Bells Neck Road. 9. Plea- sant Lake. Each side of Pleasant Lake Avenue beginning at the New Haven R.R., right of way in a northwesterly direction up the hill approximately three hundred (300) feet. 10. East Harwich. Each side of Route #137 from junction of Main Street (Queen Anne Road) in a northwesterly direction to junction of Cemetery Road; Also beginning at a point approximately two hundred (200) feet south of the hard surfaced cross road near junction of Route #39 and Church Road, including all of the triangle at that point and both sides of Church Street and Route #39, along Route #39 in a northeasterly direction to the Town of Brewster line."
Delete "(b) Residential & Agricultural Districts" and substitute the following paragraph: "(b) Industrial Districts: Industrial Districts shall be located along the New Haven R.R. right of way in the following areas: North Harwich: Along
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the New Haven R.R. right of way from the Town of Dennis line easterly to a point approximately one thousand (1,000) feet distant. Harwich Center: Along the New Haven R.R. right of way from Lothrop Avenue easterly to a point approxi- mately one thousand (1,000) feet east of Kelley Street not more than two hundred (200) feet back from the R.R. right of way on north side and on south side back to Great Western Road from Lothrop Avenue to road leading to the oil plant, then two hundred (200) feet back from R.R. right of way easterly to east boundary. (c) Residential and Agricultural Districts: Residential and Agricultural Districts to consist of all areas in the Town of Harwich not included in (a) Com- mercial Districts and (b) Industrial Districts."
Under Section 2 "Use Regulations", after paragraph 1 insert the following new paragraph: "1A. In Industrial Districts: Buildings, structures and premises may be used for any lawful manufacturing or ware housing business if not considered detrimental to health or injury to vegetation from fumes or waste and if authorized by the Board of Appeals after its approval of all plans for proposed construction and occupancy."
Under Section 3. "General", strike out paragraph (d) and insert the following new paragraph. "(d) The minimum area of lots with dwelling thereon shall not be less than seventy-five hundred (7,500) square feet and where more than twenty thousand (20,000) square feet of land is avail- able under the same owner the minimum shall not be less than ten thousand (10,000) square feet": and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted by unanimous standing vote.
Article 73. To see if the Town will vote to accept and adopt the following changes in and amendments to the Build- ing and Fire Prevention By-Law of the Town of Harwich adopted February 7, 1950, effective June 29, 1950:
Section 4, Paragraph 2-to insert at the beginning of the paragraph "Except in commercially zoned areas." Section 11 -delete the entire section 11 and substitute the following new section: "Section 11, Board of Appeals. The Board of Appeals established under the Protective By-Laws for the Town of Harwich shall be the Board of Appeals for the Building and Fire Prevention By-Laws, said Board to act in accordance with General Laws, Chapter 40, Sections 25-30B as amended"; and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted by unanimous standing vote.
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Article 74. To see if the Town will vote to accept and adopt the following changes in and amendments to the Build- ing and Fire Prevention By-Law of the Town of Harwich adopted February 7, 1950, effective June 29, 1950:
Section 7-to strike out this section and insert the follow- ing three sections:
"Section 7, Footings: 1. All footings shall be poured concrete. 2. All footings under one story buildings shall be six inches thick and extend three inches each side of wall. 3. All footings under one and a half and not over two story buildings shall be eight inches thick and extend four inches each side of wall. 4. Under all lally columns or posts the footings shall be at least twenty inches by twenty inches and eight inches thick. 5. Under chimneys the footings shall project at least six inches and be at least eight inches thick. "Section 7A, Foundations: 1. All foundations shall be of continuous masonry walls, exclusive of access openings, windows or vents. Minimum requirements to be as follows: 2. Six inch concrete for poured concrete supporting one story wood frame structure without basement. 3. Eight inch thickness for all other poured walls. 4. Eight inch thick- ness for all masonry unit walls which extend not more than eight feet below finish grade. 5. Twelve inch thickness for all masonry unit walls which extend more than eight feet below finish grade. 6. All areas under building must be accessible with a minimum clearance of at least twenty inches and ventilated in two exterior walls.
"Section 7B, Framing: 1. Where floor joists frame into side of wood girders, metal hangers or a bearing strip spiked to the girder must be used. 2. No bearing partition shall be more than two feet from main carrying girder. 3. Girders shall be at least six by eight or its equivalent. Space between bearing shall not be over eight feet. 4. Maximum span of floor joists-two by six-10 feet; two by eight-14 feet; two by ten-18 feet; two by twelve-20 feet. Floor joists shall be spaced at a minimum of sixteen inches on centers. 5. All floor joists shall be cross bridged using at least one of three stock as follows: Span eight to fourteen feet-minimum one row; Span fourteen to twenty feet-minimum two rows. All floors in building used in whole or in part as dwellings shall be of double boarding. 6. All outside walls and bearing partitions shall be two by four studding set sixteen inches on centers. All plates on outside walls and bearing partition shall be two by four doubled. All openings in exterior or in- terior walls over four feet shall be trussed or timbered suffi- ciently to carry the load. 7. Rafters, minimum size: On
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buildings twenty-six feet wide or less two by six set not more than twenty-four inches on centers. On buildings over .twenty-six feet to thirty feet wide two by eight set not more than twenty-four inches on centers and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted by unanimous standing vote.
Article 75. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of five hundred dollars ($500) to be used in planting shade trees along town accepted ways under Chapter 87 and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. The sum of $500.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 76. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of twelve hundred dollars ($1,200) for the purpose of making improvements to the stage switchboard and stage lighting in the Exchange Building Auditorium and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. The sum of $600.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 77. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to purchase 500 chairs for the Exchange Building Auditorium and to act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 78. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to buy and install a new chandelier for the auditorium in the Exchange Building and to act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 79. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to be used by the Town of Harwich for its share of the cost of the 1955 State Census and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. The sum of $500.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 80. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sum of money to be used under the direction of the Selectmen for the promotion of public recreation and amusement in the form of athletics and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. The sum of $700.00 to be raised and appropriated. The sum of $500.00 to be used for baseball, and the sum of $200.00 to be used for promotion of public recreation and amusement in the form of athletics.
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Article 81. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of five hundred dollars ($500) for Band Concerts in the summer of 1954 and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. The sum of $500.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 82. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to be used under the direction of the Selectmen to properly celebrate and observe July 4, 1954 and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. The sum of $1,000.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 83. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell to Bradford Gardner et ux Helen a certain parcel of land adjacent to his homestead bounded and des- cribed as follows: Northerly by Pleasant Street 20 feet; westerly by the Schoolhouse Parking Lot 100 feet; southerly by the Schoolhouse Parking Lot 20 feet and easterly by land of Bradford Gardner et ux Helen 100 feet and to act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 84. To see if the Town will vote to release all right, title and interest which it may have in Prospect Avenue and Beach Street in Harwich Port, and to instruct the Select- men to convey by deed said Prospect Avenue and Beach Street for nominal consideration to the abuttors of said ways; all necessary expense shall be assumed by the abuttors. Said deed to the abuttors to convey title to said ways from the midlines thereof to the abuttors on each side and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. Abuttors to assume all expense.
Article 85. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to purchase the land and building located in Harwich Center owned by the Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank and the Cape Cod Trust Company for use as a Town Office Building with parking facilities more particularly described as follows: on the south by Main Street, on the east by Gershom D. Hall and Alfred H. Paine et ux, on the north by J. Howard Doane et ux and on the west by Harry B. Albro et ux and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted by 2/3 vote. Yes 171, No 30. The sum of $15,000.00 to be taken from the Stabilization Fund established in 1953 under Article #46.
Article 86. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to renovate, alter, and equip for town offices the so-called Bank Building referred to in the preceeding article and to act fully thereon.
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Accepted and adopted by unanimous vote, and the sum of $15,000.00 to be taken from the Stabilization Fund estab- lished in 1953 under Article #46.
Article 87. To see what action the Town will take in regard to the Stabilization Fund established under Article 46 of the 1953 Annual Town Warrant and appropriate a sum of money therefore and to act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 88. To see if the Town will vote to expend the refunded Dog Tax for the support of Brooks Free Library and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted.
Article 89. To see if the Town will vote to transfer from surplus revenue or available funds a sum of money for the purpose of reducing the 1954 tax rate and to act fully thereon.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 90. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money for unpaid bills of 1953 as provided for in Chapter 179 of the Acts of 1941 and to act fully thereon.
Accepted and adopted. The sum of $663.00 to be raised and appropriated.
Article 91. To see if the Town will vote to transfer the following unexpended balances of special appropriations to Surplus Revenue :
Purchase Police Cruiser
$42.37
Control Dutch Elm Disease
19.05
Planting shade trees
.11
Purchase new truck-Highway Dept.
60.00
Oiling & Hardening Queen Anne Road
.62
Widening & Hardening Gorham Road
6.50
Widening & Hardening Long Pond Drive
3.62
Improvement Channel Herring River
West Harwich
10,000.00
Harbor Improvement, Dredging & Groin
Work-Round Cove
30.00
Herring Brook Flume
260.61
Fill Water hole-Brooks Park
.37
Celebration of July 4th
9.34
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Painting Standpipe-Brooks Park
832.00
Complete 6" water mains-
Grey Neck Road .66
Extension Water Main- Sequatucket Bluffs
3,394.24
Water Dept. Storage Building
.13
$14,659.62
Accepted and adopted. The sum of $14,659.62 to be trans- ferred to Surplus Revenue.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY K. BEARSE Town Clerk
BIRTHS RECORDED IN TOWN OF HARWICH-1954
No. Date Name
Town of Birth
Parents
January:
1.
17 (Female)
Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable,
Mass.
4.
27 Susan Dawn Munroe
Barnstable, Mass.
February: 5. 1 (Male)
Barnstable, Mass.
6.
9 Davis Edmund Hall
Barnstable, Mass.
7.
16
Theresa Marie Gavin
8.
17 Sheila Marie Lahteine
March: 9. 3 Peter Ramsay Corbett
10. 4 Lois Agnes Nichols
11. 5 Frederick Perkins Collard
12. 11 Gail Marie Lopes
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
Waldon Ramsey Corbett Isabel Beatrice Dean Francis Irvin Nichols Frances Virginia Warren George Leonard Collard, Jr. Helen Ruth Skinner Matthew Roderick Lopes Jeanette Margaret Lopes
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Sterling Wesley Farrenkopf Audrey Howes Eldredge Charles Gershom Hall Elaine Mary Guerin Joseph Vincent Gavin Jeanette Aurora Davignon Robert Donald Lahteine Olive Jane Stalker
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
John Pena Andrade Jacqueline Harmon Rose John Joseph Taylor Mary Patricia Doane Robert William Sebold Alice Marie Savage William Noble Munroe, Jr. Mary Helen Hills
2.
18 Margaret Mary Taylor
26 Elizabeth Ann Sebold 3.
13. 12 Mark Kenneth Coulson
14.
19
William Lawrence Chandler
15.
19 Robert Thompson Haley
.
16.
25
Joan Louise Chase
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Boston, Mass.
April: 17. 3 Eugene Manuel Pena
18. 6 Andrea Edith Doane
19. 7 Gary Charles Johnson
.
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
May: 20. 6 Paul Gerard Donovan
21.
6 Catherine Ann Kelley
22. 9 Jaye Gonsalves
23. 25 Sherri Eliza Carter
Barnstable, Mass. Bourne, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable,
Mass.
June: 24. 2 Kathy Jean Eldredge
25. 15 Valorie Ann Vagenas
26.
19 Philip Culver Monaghan
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
Kenneth Frank Coulson Ruth Ann Johnson William Lawrence Chandler Harriet Pearson Whitney Paul Robert Haley Nanette Lee Kellcy Courtenay N. Chase Mary Jane Houston
Manuel Correia Pena Minnie Rosalie Pena Arthur Preston Doane, Jr. Virginia Esther Stidstone Charles Morris Johnson Judith Marcia Holmes
Paul Gerard Donovan Leona Alfreda Peterson Isaiah Kelley Margaret Irene Kelley John Gonsalves, Jr. June Lorraine Barros Walter Worth Carter Beverly Patricia Grant
Manton Crowell Eldredge, Jr. Flora Beverly Broughton George Nelos Vagenas Marlene Elizabeth Miller Glen Philip Monaghan Elizabeth Duncan Grandin
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BIRTHS-Continued
No. Date Name
Town of Birth
Parents
July:
27. 5 David Elliott Bernstein
28. 5 Peter James Silva
29 5 Emulous Henry Williams, Jr.
30.
6
(Male) Taylor
31. 8 John Steven Thayer
32. 11 Charles Barry Higgins
33. 16 Donald Sheridan Gould, Jr.
August:
34. 24 Rowena May Ryder
35. 29 Russell Daniel Donnelly
Oak Bluffs, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
September:
36. 1 Wendy Gail Raneo
37. 4 Gesmond Edith Beck
38. 21 Gregory Stewart Wallen
39. 24 Debra Eleanor Bearse
40.
28 Wayne Foster Eldredge
Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable,
Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable,
Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
William Elliott Bernstein Irene Lillian Chase Antonio Alves Silva Rosalie Louise Galvin Emulous Henry Williams Evelyn Rose Smith Howard John Taylor Rita Eudora Stalker Robert Lewis Thayer Priscilla Ann Gray
Alfred Bangs Higgins Eleanor May Robie Donald Sheridan Gould Mary Victoria Chase
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Roland E. Ryder Ruth May Williams John Kenneth Donnelly Eleanor Pauline Lints
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
Wallace Manuel Raneo Eugenia Andrade Harmon Fred Beck Marie Eleanor Doyle Stewart Baldwin Wallen Ann Alliston Messenger Edwawrd Pratt Bearse Ruth Helen Eldredge Frank Merriwell Eldredge Cynthia Lois Holmes
October: 41. 9 Diana Marie Fernandes
42.
11 Edwin Roy Eldredge
43.
11
Joyce Ellen Nickerson
44.
18
Robert Bruce Our, Jr.
45.
29 Vicky Lynn Souza
November: 46. 3 Sara Ann Thivierge
47. 11 Donna Lee Gomes
48.
20
Jeffrey Irving Cooke
49.
21
Steven Francis Roderick
December:
50.
23 Richard Joseph Gilmette
51. Oct. 22 Pamela Sue Space
52. 26 (Male) Ritchie
53.
29 (Female) Eaton
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Harwich, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
Manuel Joseph Fernandes Lillian Liete Roy Holman Eldredge Claire Margaret Charbonneau Maynard Elroy Nickerson Dorothy May Thayer Robert Bruce Our Joyce Ann Lawrence Ronald Domingo Souza Marilyn Dominga Raneo
Arthur Emile Thivierge, Jr. Phyllis Jewel' Emery Manuel Alvah Gomes Beatrice Lopes Walter Irving Cooke Dorothy Mary Durant Moses Pena Roderick Anna Dias Monteiro
Donald Robert Gilmette Annie Ray Collins Douglas Robert Space Elizabeth Helen Truean Russell Lloyd Ritchie Veronica Dorothy Hanneberry Forest Alvin Eaton Pearl Clara Harnum
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MARRIAGES OCCURRING IN TOWN OF HARWICH-1954
No. Date Names
Age Residence
Place of Marriage
January:
1. 3 Emulous H. Williams Evelyn R. Smith
17
Pleasant Lake, Mass.
Harwich Center
16
Dennisport, Mass.
2.
10 Donald F. Ryder
24 Harwich Center
Brewster, Mass.
Joyce Esther Tubman
21 Brewster, Mass.
23
Chatham, Mass.
West Harwich
3.
30 Richard Paul Livesey Beverly Jane Nickerson
23
Chatham, Mass.
February:
4. 6 Frank W. McLean Edna May Palmer Kinsley
65
Harwich Center
Wakefield, Mass.
61
Stoneham, Mass.
5.
13 Walter E. Seeley Elizabeth L. Amidon
51
Framingham, Mass.
Harwich Center
52 Framingham, Mass.
6. 22 Richard W. Welsh
Arlene Douglas Swift
27 Harwich Port, Mass.
7.
27 Clayton I. Hemeon Lillian G. McComkie
22
Taunton, Mass.
Harwich Port
8.
27 Raymond H. Dion, Jr. Jane E. Webb
21 Harwich Port, Mass.
March:
9.
20 William Elliott Bernstein Lillian Irene Chase McGrath
24
Boston, Mass.
22 East Harwich, Mass.
April:
10.
3 Arthur R. Ayer
63
Harwich Port, Mass.
Lawrence, Mass.
M. Frances Lawless
59
Harwich Port, Mass.
22
Harwich Port, Mass.
Duxbury, Mass.
11. 3 Robert Austin Kingsbury Joan Mary Hutcheon
22 Duxbury, Mass.
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39 Harwich Port, Mass.
East Harwich
77 Harwich Center, Mass.
Harwich Center
66 Waltham, Mass.
East Harwich
12.
8 Walter B. Nickerson, Jr. Albertina A. Ryder
24
Harwich, Mass. Harwich, Mass.
22
Harwich, Mass.
Barnstable, Mars.
13.
10 Ronald D. Souza Marilyn D. Raneo
14.
18 Ronald J. Kendall Barbara M. Spencer
21
West Harwich, Mass.
15.
20 Clarence Robert Biller Elizabeth Rose
23
Hyannis, Mass.
16.
24 Henry W. Frohne Helen M. Roger Ashley
17. 28 James M. J. Hurley Lucia J. Smith Boyle
47 South Harwich, Mass.
May: 18.
5 Alan T. Hunt Mary C. Bradder
23
Harwich Port, Mass.
Harwich Port
21
Harwich Port, Mass.
19.
11 Robert Dussault Helen Gertrude Stone
19
Fall River, Mass.
26
Harwich, Mass.
Harwich
20.
21 William L. Ryder Helen Louise Hill Jera
31
Harwich, Mass.
21.
22 Gilbert D. Harrison Julia A. Archibald Warren
56
South Harwich, Mass.
22.
22 Melvin Lee Kreider Constance Louise Holt
19
New Castle, Delaware
Harwich
23.
29 John Gonsalves, Jr. Anita A. Centio
19 Harwich, Mass.
June:
24. 3 Edward B. Turner Marie S. Lopes Barboza
39
Orleans, Mass.
Harwich
36
Harwich, Mass.
25. 6 Anthony John Perry Barbara Marcellino
23
South Dennis, Mass.
Harwich
23 Harwich, Mass.
21 Osterville, Mass.
West Harwich
26. 12 Peter Geist Sheaffer Josie Norton Speirs
27 West Dennis, Mass.
Harwich
32
20 Harwich, Mass.
20 West Harwich, Mass.
Harwich
23
Tiffin, Ohio
Harwich
73 Harwich Port, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
66 Harwich Port, Mass.
57 Sharon, Mass.
Harwich
21
Westport, Mass.
Harwich
143
68
Lewiston, Maine
Harwich
.
17 Harwich Port, Mass.
22 South Dennis, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
MARRIAGES-Continued
No. Date Names
Age Residence
Place of Marriage
July:
27.
14 Alphonse J. St. Hilaire
48
Woonsocket, R. I.
Harwich Port
Florinda Castonguay Laliberte
40
Woonsocket, R. I.
28.
17 Isaac F. Pena
47
Harwich, Mass.
New Bedford
Charlotte Fonseca
33
New Bedford, Mass.
29.
24 William B. Poplos
29
Wilmington, Delaware
West Harwich
Norma E. Tozier
17
West Harwich, Mass.
30.
31 Harry Peter Rischitelli Edith Louise Munroe Ellis
33
Boston, Mass.
August:
31.
1 Calvin B. Eldredge Barbara J. Emery
24
Pleasant Lake, Mass.
Harwich
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32.
8 Joseph G. Baker
38
Harwich Port, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass.
Mary H. Bassett
32
Harwich, Mass.
33.
12 Eric Gordon Channon Doris Watts
48
Providence, R. I.
34.
21 William J. Thompson Claire E. McCabe
23
Barrington, R. I.
31
San Antonio, Texas
Harwich Port
35. June 26 James Samuel Fields Rosamond Walker
28
Brookline, Mass.
36. 19 James W. Thomas
21
Denver, Colorado
Anistine Fernandes Monteiro
26
Harwich, Mass.
September:
37. 4 Albert H. Raneo
22
Harwich, Mass.
West Harwich
Josephine J. Galvin
18
Harwich, Mass.
38. Richard Leo White Ruth Evelyn Fuller
23
South Chatham, Mass.
West Harwich
19 South Chatham, Mass.
Summit, N. J.
Harwich Port
28
Barrington, R. I.
West Harwich
36
Franklin, Mass.
Harwich
24
Harwich, Mass.
Harwich
43
39. 11 Charles S. Kennedy Priscilla A. Crowell
40.
19 Carroll W. Young Margaret Melbye
41.
19 Henry F. Root Marguerite H. Cahoon
42.
23 John Walter Stacy Shirley Ann Chase
17 Dennisport, Mass.
October: 43.
2 Robert E. Dixon Priscilla Snowden
35
Boston, Mass.
Harwich Port
23
Yarmouthport, Mass.
44. 2 Louis D. Pena
Amelia Gomes Gomes
74 Pleasant Lake, Mass.
18 South Harwich, Mass.
16
Chatham, Mass.
November:
46. 20 Lawrence F. Nickerson, Jr. Marjorie L. Jones
21
South Harwich, Mass.
47.
26 Irving Wilbert Pettingill, Jr. Patricia Ann Cain
22
Cincinnati, Ohio
October:
48. 7 Russell P. Morris
63
Harwich Port, Mass.
Orleans
Ysabel Cooper Pine
60
South Harwich, Mass.
49. 19 Sumner Goldwaite Diamentina Silvia
45
Dennisport, Mass.
December:
50. 24 Juanario F. Almeida Adeline Lopes Pina
33
Harwich, Mass.
38
Harwich, Mass.
Dennis, Mass.
24
West Dennis, Mass.
South Chatham, Mass.
22 18 East Harwich, Mass.
27 Boston, Mass.
21 Pleasant Lake, Mass.
18 Dennisport, Mass.
West Harwich
145
South Harwich, Mass.
Harwich Port
34
Cincinnati, Ohio
Harwich Port
63
Dennisport, Mass.
Harwich Port
Harwich Port
25
West Harwich, Mass.
East Harwich
' Boston, Mass.
67 Pleasant Lake, Mass.
Harwich
South Harwich
45. 27 Sheldon J. Thayer, Jr. Deanne Rose Kelley
DEATHS RECORDED IN TOWN OF HARWICH-1954
No. Date Name
Age
Disease
Place of Death
January:
1.
20 Margaret Trowbridge Frohne
70
Myocarditis
Harwich Port, Mass. West Harwich, Mass.
2.
26
Frank L. Page
86
Myocarditis
3.
20 Orick Daniel Hall
73
Broncho-pneumonia
Bourne, Mass.
4.
30 John William Pyy
50 Coronary Thrombosis
Harwich Center, Mass.
5.
16
Lillian Butlin
73
Hemorrhage
Taunton, Mass.
6.
17
Florette Augusta Chabot
92
Broncho-pneumonia
7.
29 Gilbert Manson
77
Broncho-pneumonia
February:
8.
5 Irene Baker
89
Cerebral Hemorrhage
9.
4 Farrenkopf
Congenital heart
10.
17 Joanna Roderick
54
Cerebral Hemorrhage
11.
17 Myrtle E. Porter
33
Inanition
March:
12.
2 Eldon Sherman Clapp
87
Coronary Thrombosis Cardiac Failure
Brookline, Mass.
April:
14.
2 Samuel Andrew Anderson
71
Coronary occlusion
Harwich Center, Mass.
15.
30 Helen Caldwell Ingalls
76
Multiple Myeloma
16.
30 Eva M. Beal
71
Coronary Occlusion
17.
7 Susan Lawence Underwood
May:
18
14 Anna Mary Simmons Haigh
68
Cancer Colon
Harwich Port, Mass.
June:
19.
5 Charles H. Taylor
87
Aortic Stenosis
20.
18 Richard Daniel Foote
22
Hemorrhage Esophagus
21.
19 Elizabeth Mann
66
Coronary Occlusion
22.
26 Charles Elton Chamberlain
53 Pulmonary atalectasis
Harwich Port, Mass. West Harwich, Mass. West Harwich, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
146
Harwich Center, Mass.
13.
1
Helen Livingston Thomson
68
Bounre, Mass. Harwich Port, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
88 Auricular Febrillation
Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass. Taunton, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass. Taunton, Mass.
July: 23.
4
Alexander R. McMillan
24.
5
Margaret T. Anderson
Taylor
25. 6
26.
19
William Davis Lee
43 Cerebral hemorrhage
67 Coronary occlusion
28.
30
Alice Emily Wilkinson
29.
5
Addie N. Handren
80
Arterio sclerosis
North Harwich, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. West Harwich, Mass.
Barnstable, Mass. Taunton, Mass.
May:
30.
6
John H. Twombly
83
Coronary embolus Metastatic C.A.
August: . 32.
23 John Michael Flynn
77
Coronary thrombosis
33. 2 Theresa Card
86
Arterio sclerosis
34. 9 Grace M. Prodgers
35. 22 Alice Marie Crowell
36.
28 Edith Gail Greene
14 Automobile accident
September:
37. 10 Ziba Anderson Cahoon
83
Coronary thrombosis
38.
13 Fannie C. Merriman
89
Cerebral hemorrhage
39. 18 James C. Givren
50
Coronary thrombosis
40. 20 Francis Anthony Toolin
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