Town annual reports of the selectmen and overseers of the poor of the town of Harwich 1958, Part 11

Author: Harwich (Mass. : Town)
Publication date: 1958
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 238


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Motion. That the Town vote to instruct the Selectmen to petition the County Commissioners for an alteration and relocation of Pleasant Lake Avenue (Rte 24) from Queen Anne Road, south to Main Street, Harwich Center, and that the sum of three hundred dollars ($300) be raised and ap- propriated for this purpose. So voted.


Article 69. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to prepare plans for a definition and alteration if necessary to John Joseph Road, leading from Route #39 to Queen Anne Road and to raise and appropriate the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars ($750) for this purpose and to act fully thereon. By request of Board of Selectmen.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. So voted.


Article 70. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to prepare plans for a definition and alteration if necessary of Old Chatham Road, leading from Great Western Road, Harwich Center to the Harwich-Dennis Town line and to raise and appropriate the sum of twenty-five hundred dol- lars ($2,500) for this purpose and to act fully thereon. By request of Board of Selectmen.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. Unanimously voted.


Article 71. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to prepare plans for a definition and alteration if necessary of Queen Anne Road, leading from Route #137, East Harwich to the Old Chatham Road, North Harwich and to raise and appropriate the sum of three thousand dollars ($3,000) for this purpose and to act fully thereon. By request of Board of Selectmen.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. Motion defeated.


Motion. That the Town vote to instruct the Selectmen to petition the County Commissioners to prepare plans for a definition and alteration of Queen Anne Road leading from Route 137 East Harwich to Route 24 Pleasant Lake and ap- propriate the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000) for this purpose.


Amendment to motion. To change Route 137 to read Route 39. So voted.


Motion. To accept as amended. Unanimously voted.


Article 72. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sum of money to be used with whatever State and County funds are available under Chapter 90, Road Con- struction and to act fully thereon.


Motion. To accept and adopt, raise and appropriate the sum of $30,000.00. Unanimously voted.


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Article 73. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate or transfer from unappropriated available funds in the Treasury a sum of money for Chapter 90, Highway Main- tenance, or take any action in relation thereon.


Motion. To accept and adopt, raise and appropriate the sum of $3,000.00. Unanimously voted.


Article 74. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000) for the purpose of widening and resurfacing South Street, leading from Sisson Road and to continue as far as money will allow and to act fully thereon. By request of Highway Surveyor.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. So voted.


Article 75. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate or transfer from unappropriated available funds in the Treasury of the Highway Bond Issue, Sec. 5A of Act. 718, 1956 as amended by Chapter 18, Act of 1957, the sum of twenty-nine thousand, nine hundred and thirty-eight dol- lars and eighty-three cents ($29,938.83) for the permanent construction of Pleasant Bay Road, East Harwich and to act fully thereon.


Motion. Move that this article be accepted and adopted and that the sum of twenty-nine thousand, nine hundred and thirty-eight dollars and eighty-three cents ($29,938.83) be transferred from available funds in the treasury of the High- way Bond Issue under Section 5A of Act 718, 1956 as amended by Chapter 18, Act of 1957 for the permanent construction of Pleasant Bay Road, East Harwich. Unanimously voted.


Article 76. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- proprate a sufficient sum of money to rebuild Pleasant Road, West Harwich from Lower County Road south to Nantucket Sound and to act fully thereon. By request of Archie Bullock and others.


Motion. To accept and adopt, raise and appropriate the sum of $1,900.00. So voted.


Article 77. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000) for the purpose of resurfacing Grassy Pond Road, leading from Miles Street and back to Miles Street and to act fully thereon. By request of Joseph Knox and others.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. Unanimously voted.


Article 78. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money for the purpose of hard- ening and resurfacing by oiling Queen Anne Road leading


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westerly from the junction of Main Street and Route #39 in East Harwich, a distance of not less than one and one half (11/2) miles and to act fully thereon. Request of John R. S. Handren and others.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. Motion defeated.


Motion. Moved that the Town vote to accept the Article and that the sum of seven thousand dollars ($7,000) be raised and appropriated for this purpose but that none of said money shall be expended until the plan of the definition and alter- ation voted under Article 71 of this Warrant is accepted. So voted.


Article 79. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of four thousand dollars ($4,000) to be used by the Board of Water Commissioners for extending water mains where requested provided the estimated in- come is at least 6% of the cost of installation and to act fully thereon. By request of Board of Water Commissioners.


Motion. To accept and adopt, raise and appropriate the sum of $4,000.00. So voted.


Article 80. To see if the Town will vote to transfer to the Water Department's construction account the following balances:


Article 43-1955-Increasing Water Supply


$2,302.54


Article 46-1955-Uncle Venies Road 19.80


Article 49-1955-Ginger Plum Lane 88.21


Article 58-1955-Grassy Pond Road 1,803.50


Article 60-1957-Mandeville Road 428.82


$4,642.87


these sums to be used to construct and install water mains on public streets or ways as the Board of Water Commissioners shall determine and to act fully thereon. By request of Board of Water Commissioners.


Motion. To accept and adopt. Unanimously voted.


Article 81. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to extend the water mains from Uncle Venies Road in South Harwich along Ocean Avenue to the residence of Walter L. McCammon and to act fully thereon. By request of Charles Moody and others.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. So voted.


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Article 82. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to extend the water main from its present location on Dunes Road, a distance of ap- proximately 800 feet easterly and to act fully thereon. By re- quest of Benjamin F. C. Whitehouse and others.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. Motion defeated.


Motion. It is hereby moved and seconded that Article 82 be accepted and adopted and that the sum of $3,870.00 be raised and appropriated provided that the Petitioners guar- antee a six per cent return on the investment. Unanimously voted.


Article 83. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sum of money to extend the water mains, with a two inch line, from Route #39 along Depot Street in a northerly direction to Queen Anne Road and then to the resi- dence of Donald W. Strout (a distance of approximately 485 feet) and to act fully thereon. By request of Donald W. Strout and others.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. Unanimously voted.


Article 84. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sum of money to extend the water mains, with a two inch line, from Route #39 along Queen Anne Road in a westerly direction to the residence of Donald W. Strout (a distance of approximately 500 feet) and to act fully thereon. By request of Donald W. Strout and others.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. Motion defeated.


Motion. Move that Article 84 be accepted and adopted as printed in the Town Warrant and that the sum of $935.84 be transferred from the Water Department's account. (In- stallation of Water Mains on Town accepted roads). So voted.


Article 85. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to extend the water mains from Old County Road along Deep Hole Road to Hersey Road in South Harwich and to act fully thereon. By request of Charles P. Tagliaferri and others.


Motion. Indefinitely postponed. So voted.


Article 86. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to install and maintain water mains on Elinor Lane (a forty (40) foot way) in West Harwich, extending from Joe Lincoln Road to Willow Street and to act fully thereon. By request of John J. Taylor and others.


Motion. To indefinitely postpone. So voted.


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Article 87. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money to extend the water mains from Riverside Drive easterly and southerly over a private way to the residence of Dr. Robert Moore, provided there is a 6% return guaranteed on the amount of money expended therefor and to act fully thereon. By request of Gersham D. Hall and others.


Motion. To accept and adopt, raise and appropriate the sum of $1,380.00. Unanimously voted.


Article 88. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sufficient sum of money for unpaid bills of pre- vious years as provided for in Chapter 170 of the Acts of 1941 and to act fully thereon.


Motion. To accept and adopt, raise and appropriate the sum of $452.78. Unanimously voted.


Article 89. To see if the Town will vote to transfer the following unexpended balances of Special appropriations to surplus revenue and to act fully thereon.


Article 58-1957-Water Department Truck $154.01


Article 20-1957-School Generator 23.75


Article 44-1957-Sisson Road-sidewalk


.40


Article 49-1957-Parallel Street


4.19


Article 52-1957-Colonial Way


7.34


Article 53-1957-Robbins Road


9.00


Article 43-1957-Highway Tractor


20.00


Article 38-1957-Snow Plow


196.00


Article 29-1957-Christmas Decorations


3.22


Article 17-1957-Fire Hose


357.00


Article 15-1957-Police Cruiser


156.40


Article 14-1957-Police Cruiser


156.40


Article 10-1957-4th of July


129.50


Article 39-1956-Tool House-Brooks Park


23.41


Article 12-1956-Painting Brooks Block


7.47


Article 57-1956-Pleasant Street-sidewalk


2.31


Article 54-1956-Pleasant Park Road


9.29


Article 28-1956-Dump land


10.00


Article 75-1956-Building Committee


250.00


Article 58-1956-Well Field Access


200.00


Article 68-1956-Painting Water Tank


142.60


Article 45-1955-Water Department Rest Room


800.00


Article 74-1955-Pleasant Bay Road


2.70


Article 77-1955-Division Street


15.86


Article 19-1955 -- Harbor Improvements (Wychmere) 62.50


15'7


Article 67-1955-Town Manager Committee 75.00


Article 79-1954-State Census 98.75


Article 15-1954-Beach Erosion Camp Ground 3,000.00


Article 11-1954-South Harwich Beach land 2,916.00


Article 12-1954-Beach land- C. B. Russell 1,850.00


Article 4-1954-Land Brooks Park 309.00


Article 56-1954-Belmont Rd.


2.39


Article 80-1954-Recreation-Athletic .02


Article 47-1952-Parking Area-Pleasant Bay


500.00


$11,499.85


Motion. That this Article be accepted and adopted, and that the sum of $11,499.85 be returned to surplus revenue. So voted.


Article 90. 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 1958 tax rate and to act fully thereon.


Motion. That this Article be accepted and adopted, and the sum of $123,903.00 be transferred from surplus revenue to reduce the 1958 Tax rate. So voted.


Respectfully submitted,


HARRY K. BEARSE


Town Clerk


BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF HARWICH-1958


No. Date Name


Town of Birth


Parents


January:


1. 8 Stanley Delfino Gonsalves, Jr.


2. 13 James Sparks Ellinwood


3. 15 Terrie Louise Price


4. 16


Susan Brenda Eldredge


5. 17 Rodney Allen O'Brien, Jr.


6. 29 Steven Henry Dion


7. 29 Gerauld Wheldon


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Stanley Delfino Gonsalves Mary Theresa Andrade David Holden Ellinwood Barbara Jessie Sparks Edward Price, Jr. Patricia Jeanne Preston Frank Merriwell Eldredge Cynthia Lois Holmes Rodney Allen O'Brien Ellen Christelle Nickerson


Raymond Henry Dion, Jr. Jane Elizabeth Webb George Whelden Rebecca Amy Ryder


February: 8. 4 Anthony Manuel Viera


9. Warren Miranda


10. 12 Robert Theodore Sebold


11


13 Wilfred John Livramento, Jr.


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Manuel Viera, Jr. Roberta Anna Green Julius Roderick Miranda Isabelle Galvin Robert William Sebold Alice Marie Savage Wilfred John Livramento Lena Domingo Santos


158


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


4


12. 25 Cheryl Ann Court


13. 27 James Dwight Pena


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Walter Roland Court Ruth Bennett Jack Alves Pena Virginia Roslyn Souza


March:


14.


5


Peter John Lopes


15. 15 Shirley Ann Ryder


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


James Peter Lopes Geraldine Rosetta Gomes William Shirley Ryder Helen Louise Hill


April:


16.


5


Gregory Wilmot Johnson


17. 22 Mark James Coleman


18. 25 Keith David Witherell


19. 29 Jolie Beth Eagle


20. 30 Philip Edwin Troutman


21. 30 Jill Kelsey Bearse


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Robert Earl Johnson Helena Laura Nickerson Charles Francis Coleman Annette Mary DeFlumero Douglas Allan Witherell Mary Keith Robinson Emanuel Eagle Elizabeth Ann Cashman Perry John Troutman Vivian Dorothy Schreffaler


Edward Pratt Bearse Ruth Helen Eldredge


May: 22. 5 Elizabeth Ann Husband


23. 10 Ina Marie Gould


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Donald Graham Husband Jean Hyde Donald Sheridan Gould Mary Victoria Chase


159


Births Registered-Continued


No. Date Name


Town of Birth Parents


May:


24.


15 James Gordon Smith


25. 15 Buddy Russell Rose


26.


16 Diane Elizabeth Stone


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Willard Gordon Smith, Jr. Margery Melbye Manuel Francis Rose, Jr. Marie Elaine Thatcher Sidney Arthur Stone Marjorie Elizabeth Sears


Mathew Roderick Lopes Jeannette Marguerite Lopes


28. 23 David Allen Wilkins


29. 29 Wayne Stuart Winston


30.


30 Audrey Leugh Place


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Lawrence John Wilkins Madelyn Dorothy Davis


Eugene Harrington Winston Beverly Adrienne Brown Robert LeRoy Place Ruth Warden Fenton


June: 31. 6 Alfred Michael Coleman


32. 13 David Douglas Hardy


33. 17


Mary Elizabeth Hall


34.


26


Roscoe Conklin Chase, III


35.


27 Mary Catherine Baksa


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Alfred Whitle Coleman Virginia Ann Faherty Charles Douglas Hardy, Jr. Jane Bryce Tobey William Russell Hall Mary Rita Sessler Roscoe Conklin Chase, Jr. Mary Etta Winters Lester Alex Baksa Grace Evelyn Laskley


160


27. 22 Ava Louise Lopes


Plymouth, Mass.


July: 36.


15


Thomas Pratt Kendall


37.


16 Shane Lewis Costa


38. 19 John Harold Rowley


39. 28 Mary Jean Barros


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


August:


40.


8


David Samuel Monaghan


41. 8 Janet Catherine Downey


42.


16 Melissa Ann Tambolleo


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


September:


43. 4 Donald Scott Nichols


44. 5 Richard Edward Gomes


45. 9


Debra Lynn Young


46. 14 Bernice Susanne Chase


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


November: 47. 11 Infant Son Raneo


Bourne, Mass.


Ronald James Kendall Barbara Marie Spencer John Oliver Costa Cynthia Naomi Robbins Robert Harold Rowley Vaugh Ellmauer Thora George Monterio Barros Agnes Galvin


Glen Philip Monaghan Elizabeth Grandin William Francis Downey Julia Theodora Zibrat John Dominic Tambolleo Ruth Elizabeth Nickerson


Rupert Lorenzo Nichols Beryl Marguerite Smith Richard Edward Gomes Shirley Anne Galvin Bruce Charles Young Joy Anne Reese Richard Earl Chase Marion Emelin Jope


William Bradford Raneo Jeanette Andrade


161


Births Registered-Continued


No. Date Name


Town of Birth Parents


September:


48. 16 Dale Richard Nikula


49.


20 Francine Maria Soares


50. 24 Michael George Gomes


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Edward Alonzo Chipman Mary Elizabeth Young


Randall Cummings Fulcher Alice May Frasier James Alfred Doucette Sylvia Ernestine Higgins


162


October: 54. David Allen Josselyn 1


55. 3 Lori Jean Winston


56. Michael Roger Currid


57. 10 Pamela Lawton Ruggles


58. 15


Allyson Rene Dilts


59.


15 Angela Ruth Howland


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Vaner James Nikula Maxine Beatrice Orton


Frank Antone Soares Amelia Mary Monterio George Gomes Jr. Minnie Grace Monterio


51. 27 Pamela Christine Chipman


52. 28 Judith Ann Fulcher


53. 29 Robert Paul Doucette


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Richard Carlton Josselyn Gail Constance Harding Robert Eldredge Winston Susan Mabel Barber Herbert Leroy Currid Marie Teresa Eastman


Robert Kabe Ruggles Edith Eva Coulson Dwaine William Dilts Phyllis Louise McGrotty David Russell Howland Shirley Faye Ellis


60. 17 Elizabeth Gayle Canto


February: 61. 25 Gordon David Thayer


July:


62. 26 Eric Floyd Rowland


October:


63.


18 James Michael Long


64. 20 Scott Andrew Ellis


65. 21 Thomas Walter Fitzgerald


66. 26 Kevin Paul Chase


Barnstable, Mass.


November:


67. 1 Robert Henry Curtis, Jr.


68. 3 Elaine Peluso


69. 11 Peter Manuel Gomes


70. 22


Alan David Speakman


71. 27 Jill Wallace Coulson


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Theodore Lomba Canto Mabel Stella Gomes


Sheldon Jowett Thayer, Jr. Deanne Rose Kelley


Ross Earl Rowland Eleanor Woodbury Burch


Richard B. Long Anna Mary Phillas


John Alden Ellis Mary Elizabeth Lynch


Edward Francis Fitzgerald Gloria Allyn Davis Robert Joseph Chase Jane Elinor Reynolds


163


Robert Henry Curtis Dorothy Lillian Fulcher Charles Harry Peluso Louise Eklof Raymond Clifford Gomes Mary Phyllis Roderick Robert David Speakman Beatrice Audrey Freeman


Kenneth Frank Coulson Ruth Ann Johnson


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Births Registered-Continued


No.


Date


Name


Town of Birth


Parents


November:


72. 24 Male


73. 29 Evelyn Matilda Nunes


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


James George Monteiro Fannie May Saylor Rudolph Joseph Nunes Cynthia Mae Viera


December:


74. 4 Lee-Ann Louise Lomba


75


10 Christopher Zeigler


76. 15 Female


7'7. 20 Male


78. 20 Female


79. 20 Mark Miller-Jones


80.


22 Female


81. 23 Female


82. 23


Female


83


26 Lori Jean Warren


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Moses Pena Roderick Anna Dias Monteiro


Buddy Walter Julin Frances Elaine Witherell


William Miller-Jones Janice Barbara Handler Manuel Joseph Fernandez Lillian Leite


George Gomes Marguerite Barboza Paul Gerard Donovan Leona Alfred Peterson John Elbert Warren Carole Jean Price


164


Faye Richard Owens Helen Elizabeth Abrahamson


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.


John Frank Lomba Patricia Louise Lopes


Norman Zeigler Rebecca Amy Ryder


MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN TOWN OF HARWICH-1958


No. Date Names


Residence


Place of Marriage


January:


1. 1 Leo St. Pierre Charlotte Matteson


2. 2 Rudolph J. Nunes, Jr. Cynthia M. Viera


February:


3.


24 Carroll H. Dumont Rebecca A. Henter West


4.


24 Lester W. Holmes Barbara Keith Harper


March:


5. 15 Richard Edward Gomes Shirley A. Galvin


April: 6. 7 Thomas M. Snow Josie M. Nickerson


12


7. Edwin A. Sloane Valma Halumen 8. 26 Robert Vinton Smith Donna Marie Bevans


May: 9 1 Manuel Viera Jr. Roberta Ann Green


10.


5 Joseph Cabral Palmeda Floris Lema


West Harwich, Mass. Chatham, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


Harwich, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass.


Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


East Harwich, Mass.


Sharon, Mass.


East Harwich, Mass.


Pleasant Lake, Mass. Pleasant Lake, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass. 165


Dennisport, Mass. Dennisport, Mass.


Boston, Mass. West Yarmouth, Mass. Dartmouth, Canada Harwich Port, Mass.


North Harwich, Mass. North Harwich, Mass. Provincetown, Mass. Provincetown, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass. Harwich Port, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


Marriages-Continued


No. Date Names


Residence


Place of Marriage


June:


11. 7 Sumner Campbell Margery D. Corthell


12. 7 John E. Murphy Jean K. Hansen


13.


14 Raymond L. Gelting Mary P. Fallon


14. 14 Donald L. Mahieu Mary V. Kennedy


15. 15 William Miller Jones, Jr. Janice B. Handler


16.


17 William Morton Cefelli Joan Joyce Joy


17. 20 John A. Dracut Grace L. Varney James


18. 21 Carl L. Clapp Nancy L. Monbleau 19.


27 Anthony H. Fernandes Minnetta M. Correia


20. 28 Richard Dow Buck Gloria Valient Bennett 21. 30 George A. Miller Kathleen P. Drummey


April: 22.


13 Donald Robert Emery Mary K. Smith


Providence, R. I. Harwich, Mass.


Acton, Mass. East Harwich, Mass.


S. Glastonberry, Conn. Boston, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass.


Chatham, Mass. Harwich Port, Mass.


South Dennis, Mass. West Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass. Harwich Port, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


Cataumet, Mass. Pleasant Lake, Mass.


Chatham, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass.


South Harwich, Mass.


South Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass. Harwich Port, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


Acton, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


Dennis, Mass.


Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass. West Harwich, Mass. Harwich Port, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


166


May: 23.


10 Garey F. Pierce Ruth A. Ryder Williams


24.


25 Eugene R. Eldredge, Jr. Bette L. Dumont


July: 25.


12 George Gomes Marguerite M. Barboza


26. 13 Bradford M. Tallman, Jr. Nancy L. Votapka 27.


16 William H. Casey Jacqueline P. Shepard


August: 28. 2 Frederick Wilson Snyder Jean Emily Anderson


29. 23 Samuel W. Stevenson, Jr. Helen R. Holbrook


September: 30. 1 Robert Otto Davidson Elizabeth Ann Dupee


31. 5 Franklin Thacher Bassett Arlene A. Cabral


32. 13 Donald Earle Mayberry Sara Elizabeth Clarke 33. 13 Walter Harding French Jacqueline Rita Dugas Pearce 34.


14 Bruce S. Cahoon Beverley Ann Williams


Cotuit, Mass. North Harwich, Mass. Chatham, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass.


North Harwich, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass. Yarmouth, Mass, Harwich Center, Mass. Boston, Mass. Boston, Mass.


Kittery, Maine Ridgewood, N. J. Richmond, Va. Rumford, R. I.


West Barnstable, Mass. West Dennis, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass. Kingston, Mass. Newton, Mass. Harwich Port, Mass.


Brockton, Mass. Dennisport, Mass. Harwich Port, Mass. Dracut, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass. 167


Harwich Port, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


Kingston, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


Lowell, Mass.


Marriages-Continued


No. Date Names


Residence


Place of Marriage


35. 6 Lincoln M. Fenn Sara J. Paul


36. 6 Arthur M. Paddon Edith McCullum Thompson


July:


37. 18 Lee Merrill Palm Sally Ann Clarke


September:


38. 20 Ronald Peters Nancy Galvin


39.


20 Richard Warren Davenport Cynthia Tripp


40.


27 Anthony Ross Meredith Adeline Perry Dunbar


East Harwich, Mass.


August: 41.


28 Clarence W. Edmunds Ruth Murray Delano


South Dennis, Mass. South Dennis, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass. Falmouth, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


Falmouth, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


168


West Harwich, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


West Dennis, Mass.


Hyannis, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


October: 42. 4 Barry Allen Hemeon Rose Marie Griswold


43. 4 William B. Raneo Jeannette F. Andrade 44.


11 Joseph Souza, Jr. Helen Marie Grace


Gorham, N. H. West Harwich, Mass.


Orleans, Mass. Orleans, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


East Harwich, Mass.


East Harwich, Mass. Brewster, Mass.


New Bedford, Mass. Harwich, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Center, Mass.


45. 11 John William Dunbar Carol Ann Peters


46.


18 Walter Leonard Mason, Jr. Joan B. Batchelor


47.


18 William E. Adams Loretta A. Bassett


November:


48. 8 Donald Anibal Lopes Bevenda Marie Perry


49.


29 Curtis F. Sears Elizabeth A. Thompson


December:


50. 6 George Winton Rogers Elsie Josephine Anderson


51. 20 Henry B. Higgins Mary Thompson Roberts


52. 27 John Houston Woodruff, Jr. Patricia Althea McBride


53. 31 Ralph F. Chase Madlyn R. Burbine


54.


21 Rudolph A. Jokinen Vera F. Strange-Holland


Chatham, Mass. West Harwich, Mass. New Bedford, Mass. Short Hills, N. J. Harwich Port, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass.


East Harwich, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


Boston, Mass.


Pleasant Lake, Mass. Marstons Mills, Mass.


Dennisport, Mass. Harwich Center, Mass.


Chatham, Mass. Providence, R. I.


South Harwich, Mass.


Quincy, Mass.


Quincy, Mass.


Harwich, Mass.


Chatham, Mass.


Chatham, Mass.


East Harwich, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


Harwich Port, Mass.


Yarmouth, Mass.


Carver, Mass. Harwich, Mass.


Barnstable, Mass.


West Harwich, Mass.


East Harwich, Mass.




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