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Moved :- that the unexpended balance of $497.98, 1948 ap- propriation for Keenan Street Construction, be used to seal coat town roads.
Upon vote motion carried.
Article 25
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or trans- fer from available funds in the treasury the sum of $5,000.00 to pay outstanding bills on Article 2 & 4 Water Department, New Construction.
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Moved :- that the sum of $5,000.00 be raised and appro- priated from Water Surplus, to pay outstanding bills on Articles 2 & 4, Water Department, New Construction. Motion carried.
Article 26
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $315.00 to purchase a new power lawn mower for the use of the Park Department, and use the present mower as part payment.
Moved :- that the Board of Selectmen be authorized to pur- chase a new mower for the Park Department, and to transfer, del- iver and expend the present mower therefor and raise and appro- priate the sum of $290.00 for the balance of the purchase price.
Motion upon vote carried.
Article 27
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $51.00 to install three street lights on East Street beginning at Matfield Street. (By Petition).
Moved :- that the sum of $34.00 be raised and appropriated to install two street lights on East Street, beginning at Matfield Street. Upon vote motion carried.
Article 28
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $221.00 to install twelve street lights on Spring Street between Howard and North Elm Streets, and 1 light on Crescent Street be- tween North Elm and Spring Streets. (By Petition).
So Voted.
Article 29
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $85.00 to install five street lights on Thayer Avenue from Mat- field Street to the West Bridgewater line. (By Petition).
So Voted.
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Article 30
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $136.00 to install six street lights on Progressive Avenue and two on Brooks Place beyond the present lights. (By Petition).
Moved :- that the sum of $85.00 be raised and appropriated to install 1 light on Brooks Place beyond the present light and 4 lights on Progressive Avenue.
Motion carried upon vote.
Article 31
To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Select- men to sell old snow plow no longer of use to the Town. So Voted.
Article 32
To transact any other business that may legally come before the meeting.
Motion made to adjourn the meeting until Saturday, March 18, at 9 o'clock a.m. at which time Town Election will be held.
ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION
March 18, 1950
The meeting as adjourned from March 13th was called to order by the Moderator, E. M. Roberts. The Warrant was read by the Town Clerk.
Article 32
To elect the following Town Officers by official Ballot: One Town Clerk for one year, One Moderator for one year, One As- sessor for three years, One Assessor for two years, to fill vacancy, One Selectman and member of the Board of Public Welfare for three years, One Treasurer for one year, One Water Commissioner
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for three years, Two School Committee members for three years, One Tree Warden for one year, Two Trustees of the Public Li- brary for three years and two Constables for one year.
The dial on the Ballot Box was inspected by the Warden, John Seager and Police Chief P. Douglas Eaton and set at 0000. The polls were then declared opened for voting.
The following served as election officers after being duly sworn by the Town Clerk.
Checkers In: Mrs. Charles Gardner, Mrs. Anna O'Shaunessey.
Checkers Out: Mrs. James Peterson, Miss Eleanor Sullivan.
Tally: Helen Ross, Dorothy Williams.
Counters and Observers: Gertrude Daley, Ernest Pratt, Forest Roulstone, Madelena Ellis.
Warden: John Seager.
Police Officers: Charles Grippen, Charles Hill.
At the close of the polls at 8 p.m., the register on the Ballot Box showed 1154 ballots were cast.
The following is the result of the votes cast:
MODERATOR
E. Marion Roberts 873
Blanks 280
E. M. Roberts declared elected.
SELECTMAN & BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Lawrence F. Allen 113
Clifford E. Broman 575
Nando A. Pagani 377
Thomas F. Smith 52
Blanks 36
Clifford E. Broman declared elected.
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TOWN CLERK
Anna E. Brown
1005
Blanks 149
Anna E. Brown declared elected.
ASSESSOR (Two Years)
Herbert A. Holmes 809
Harold D. VanDyke
266
Blanks
79
Herbert A. Holmes declared elected.
ASSESSOR (Three Years)
Jules A. Briand 356
William W. Phillips
718
Blanks
80
William W. Phillips declared elected.
TREASURER
Orvis F. Kinney
992.
Blanks 162
Orvis F. Kinney declared elected.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
Jane Bartlett
904
Winfield Leavitt
895
Blanks
508
Scattered
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Jane Bartlett and Winfield Leavitt were declared elected.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Adrian Beaulieu
254
Ruth M. Caswell
369
James Kehoe
659
Marion B. Tinkham
235
Warren A. Turner 599
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Blanks
191
Scattered
1
James Kehoe and Warren A. Turner were declared elected.
WATER COMMISSIONER
Stanley F. Jackson 471
601
James C. Kinney Blanks 82
James C. Kinney was declared elected.
TREE WARDEN
Elmer Hunt 948
Blanks 206
Elmer Hunt was declared elected.
CONSTABLES
Edward G. Asack 960
Edwin T. Gibson 933
Blanks 415
Edward G. Asack and Edwin T. Gibson were declared elected.
The following elective officers duly sworn to the faithful per- formance of their duty by the Town Clerk.
Moderator, E. M. Roberts
March 20, 1950
Town Clerk, Anna E. Brown (by Moderator)
March 20, 1950
Assessors, William W. Phillips and Herbert A. Holmes
March 20, 1950
Selectman, Clifford E. Broman
March 20, 1950
Tree Warden, Elmer Hunt March 20, 1950
School Committee, James Kehoe and Warren Turner
March 21, 1950
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Treasurer, Orvis F. Kinney
March 21, 1950
Water Commissioner, James C. Kinney
March 21, 1950
Trustees of Public Library: Winfield Leavitt Jane Bartlett
March 22, 1950
April 10, 1950
Constables, Edward G. Asack and Edwin T. Gibson
March 22, 1950
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING March 23, 1950
Meeting was called to order at 8 p.m. by the Moderator, E. Marion Roberts and the Warrant was read by the Town Clerk.
Meeting proceeded as follows:
Motion made to accept the Report of the Building Commit- tee. So Voted.
Article 1
To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of constructing a Junior-Senior High School Building, and for originally equipping and furnishing the said building, determine whether the money shall be provided for by taxation, by appropriation from available funds in the treasury, or by borrowing under authority of Chapter 285 of the Acts of 1949, as amended by Chapter 71 of the Acts of 1950, and under Chapter 44 of the General Laws; or take any action in relation thereto.
Moved :- that the sum of $968,000.00 be raised and appro- priated for the purpose of constructing a Junior-Senior High School Building, and for originally equipping and furnishing the said building; and that to meet the said appropriation the sum of $5,000.00 be appropriated from available funds in the Treasury,. the sum of $3,000.00 be raised in the tax levy of the current year, and that the treasurer, with the approval of the selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of $800,000.00 under au-
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thority of Chap. 285 of the Acts of 1949, as amended by Chapter 71 of the Acts of 1950, and the sum of $160,000.00 under the au- thority of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor payable in accordance with the provi- sions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than 20 years from the date of the issue of the first bond or note.
By Ballot vote of 594-Yes; 383-No, the motion was declared lost. Counters were: Edwin T. Gibson, Royal K. Snell, Winthrop Jackson, George W. Maxim, Paul Asack, Clifford E. Broman, Max Berkowitz.
Motion was then made that the Selectmen be directed to ap- point a new School Building Committee within three days, this Committee to include; one Selectman, one member of the School Committee, two members of the former School Building Commit- tee, and three new members, this Committee be authorized to hire an architect and to have a professional survey made. From the findings of this survey, preliminary plans to be drawn to cover our educational housing requirements, all funds of the former Build- ing Committee to be transferred to the new School Building Committee.
Amended :- this Building Committee shall hereby be in- structed not to cut, eliminate, or reduce in any part the educa- tional facilities provided in the previously recommended Junior- Senior High School Building.
Motion and amendment upon vote carried.
Motion made the meeting be adjourned.
Agreement Between Town of West Bridgewater and Pine Hill Cemetery Association of West Bridgewater, Mass.
At the Annual Town Meeting held March 13, 1950 the fol- lowing action was taken.
To wit;
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Article 21: Moved the Town authorize the Selectmen to transfer to the Pine Hill Cemetery Association a number of lots now owned by the Town and enter an agreement whereby the town will retain four lots provided permanent care will be given all lots in which the town has an interest.
The lots referred to in the following description are the lots set aside as Town lots in the deed which gave the old section of Pine Hill Cemetery to the Proprietors of Pine Hill Cemetery in a deed from Town of West Bridgewater dated March 18, 1870 re- corded June 15, 1870 at eleven A.M. at Registry of deeds;
The town transfers to Pine Hill Cemetery Association the Town Lots located on the west side of the Old Section of said cemetery and recorded on the plans of the Association with the exception of one four grave lot, one four or more grave lot which is occupied, four other single grave lots which are also occupied.
This transfer of ownership of these lots is with the understand- ing and agreement that the Pine Hill Cemetery Association assume the care of said lots "To be known as Town Lots" in the same manner as they do all Perpetual Care lots.
Witness each other's signature the third day of May, 1950.
For the Town of West Bridgewater:
Board of Selectmen
For Pine Hill Cemetery Association: Ralph S. Frellick, Pres.
William W. Noyes
Arthur E. Ryder, V. Pres.
Frank Sanborn Clifford E. Broman
Walter C. Dunbar, Sec.
and Treas.
A true Copy.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
June 20, 1950
Meeting called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Moderator, E. M. Roberts. Warrant read by Town Clerk.
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The following is a summary of the Articles acted on.
Article 1
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or trans- fer from available funds in the Treasury, the sum of $1,600.00 to equip the Fire Department with two-way radio.
Moved :- that the Town vote to appropriate from Surplus Revenue the sum of $1,600.00 to equip the Fire Department with two-way radio.
Upon vote motion carried.
Article 2
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or trans- fer from available funds in the Treasury, the sum of $150.00 to purchase a loud speaker, amplifier and microphone to be attached to the present radio in the Police Department cruiser.
Moved :- that the Town vote to appropriate from Surplus Revenue the sum of $150.00 to purchase a loud speaker, amplifier and microphone to be attached to the present radio in the Police Department cruiser.
Upon vote motion carried.
Article 3
To see if the Town will vote to authorize the selectmen to sell the old horse drawn snow plows and old sewing machines not now being of use to the Town.
Moved and seconded article as read was carried.
Article 4
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of constructing a School Building, and for originally equipping and furnishing the said building, deter- mine whether the money shall be provided for by taxation, by ap-
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propriation from available funds in the treasury, or by borrowing under authority of Chapter 285 of the Acts of 1949, as amended by Chapter 71 of the Acts of 1950, and under Chapter 44 of the General Laws; or take any action in relation thereto.
Warren Anderson, chairman of the Building Committee, gave a complete report and explanation of the new School Plan.
Motion made and seconded to accept the report of the Build- ing Committee. Motion carried.
Moved: that the sum of $1,000,000.00 be raised and appro- priated for the purpose of constructing a school building and for originally equipping and furnishing said school building, and to meet said appropriation the sum of $2,000.00 be appropriated from available funds in the Treasury, and that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of $800,000.00 under authority of Chapter 285 of the Acts of 1949 as amended by Section 71 of the Acts of 1950, and the sum of $198,000.00 under authority of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, payable in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than twenty years from date of issue of the first bond or note.
Upon ballot vote of 398-Yes and 44-No, the motion as read was carried. Counters were: Winthrop E. Jackson, Henry G. Kundzicz, George W. Maxim, Max Berkowitz.
Article 5
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or trans- fer from available funds in the Treasury, a sum of money to be used by the School Department for the purchase of equipment for the High School.
Moved: that the Town vote to appropriate from Surplus Rev- enue the sum of $7,721.15 to be used by the School Department for the purchase of equipment for the High School. Upon vote motion carried.
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Article 6
To see if the Town will vote to appoint a committee of seven to be known as the School Building Committee, to have full au- thority to enter into all agreements and contracts necessary to construct and equip a school building, and raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds in the Treasury, a sum of money to be used by the Committee for necessary expenses.
Moved :- that the Town vote to authorize the Moderator to appoint a Committee of Eleven, to be known as the School Build- ing Committee, to have full authority to enter into all agreements and contracts necessary to construct and equip a school building and transfer to this committee the balance remaining in the previ- ous committee account.
Upon vote motion carried.
Article 7
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or trans- fer from available funds in the Treasury the sum of $500.00 for Chapter 90, New Construction, or take any action relative thereto.
Moved :- that the sum of $500.00 be appropriated from Sur- plus Revenue in the Treasury to meet the Town's share of cost of Chapter 90, New Construction, and that, in addition, the sum of $1,500.00 be appropriated from Surplus Revenue to meet the State's and County's share of the cost of the work, the reimburse- ments from State and County to be restored upon their receipt to the Surplus Revenue Account.
Upon vote motion carried.
Article 8
To transact any other business that may legally come before the meeting.
Julian Lucini, of Lucini Motor Sales, Inc., made a donation
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of a new Ford auto for the Student Driving Course for the new school.
Motion made to adjourn meeting. Motion carried; meeting adjourned at 9:40 p.m.
ACCEPTANCE OF BUTTONWOOD AVENUE
At a Selectmen's meeting held August 14, 1950, it was voted to accept as a Town Way, Buttonwood Avenue, as laid out on plan of Buttonwood Park, property of Frank E. Shaw, dated November, 1906, E. B. & C. L. Hayward, Civil Engineers, beginning at North Elm Street and extending a distance of 250 feet, more or less, to the westerly line of Francis Avenue.
STATE PRIMARY September 19, 1950
Polls werc opened at 9 a.m. by Warden John E. Seager. The rcading of the Warrant was dispensed with. The Ballot Box was inspected and the register set at 0000. Ballots were turned over to the Election Officer in charge.
At the close of the polls at 8 p.m., the register on Ballot Box showed 752 Ballots had been cast-32 Democrat and 720 Repub- lican Ballots.
The following is the result of the vote:
REPUBLICAN BALLOT
Governor
Clarence A. Barnes
160
Arthur W. Coolidge
197
Louis E. Denfeld 96
Frankland W. L. Miles
128
Danicl Needham
60
Edward M. Rowe
19
Blanks
60
35
Lt. Governor
Laurence Curtis
296
Warren G. Harris
70
Daniel E. McLean
55
Harris S. Richardson
76
Robert H. W. Welch, Jr.
113
Blanks
110
Secretary
John Adams
84
William B. Bailey
115
Henry Clay
36
Douglas Lawson
80
Randall W. Weeks
66
Russell A. Wood
184
Ada F. York
11
Blanks
144
Treasurer
Fred J. Burrell
470
Roy C. Papalia
127
Blanks
123
Auditor
William G. Andrew
483
Warren A. Rodd
67
Blanks
170
Attorney General
Frederick Ayer, Jr.
155
1 Edward R. Butterworth
159
George Fingold
123
Edwin W. Hadley
73
Frank F. Walters
59
Blanks
151
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Congressman
513
Donald W. Nicholson Lucy H. Chema Blanks 117
90
Councillor
William Davis
422
Bcatrice H. Mullaney
136
Blanks
162
Senator
Charles G. Miles
568
Blanks 152
Representative in General Court
Michael J. McCarthy
567
Blanks 153
District Attorney
Basil W. Flynn
138
Thomas W. Prince
148
Eben G. Townes
186
John R. Wheatley
205
Blanks
43
County Commissioner (3 years)
Lco F. Nourse
543
Blanks
177
Sheriff
Charles H. Robbins
405
Clyde S. Browne
170
Blanks 145
County Commissioner (vacancy)
Sumner A. Chapman, Jr.
17
Jamcs F. Frazier
2
Norman G. MacDonald
56
37
John J. Moore
7
Edwin H. Morse
3
William W. Noyes
590
`Frank E. Parris
8
Henry L. Rapp
25
George H. Rounds
5
Blanks
7
Register of Deeds
Richard A. Holm
489
Blanks 231
DEMOCRATIC BALLOT
Governor
Paul A. Dever
22
Blanks
10
Lt. Governor
Charles F. Jeff Sullivan
15
William M. Bergan
3
G. Edward Bradley
3
John F. Cahill
3
J. Frank Murphy
4
Blanks
4
Secretary
Edward J. Cronin
11
Anthony L. Bruno
2
Stephen J. Carr
3
Martin Graham
2
Paul V. Shaughnessy
6
Alfred L. Smith
2
Alfred R. Vitale
0
John F. Welch Blanks
3
3
38
Treasurer
John E. Hurley
26
Blanks
6
Auditor
Thomas J. Buckley
27
Blanks
5
Attorney General
Francis E. Kelly
22
Benjamin F. Chesky
1
Eli Y. Krovitsky
2
Isadore H. Y. Muchnick
3
Blanks
4
Congressman
August J. Cormier
13
William McAuliffe
11
Benjamin A. Merrihew
4
Blanks
4
Councillor
Joseph P. Clark, Jr.
18
Joseph P. Dupont
3
J. Donald Hathaway
2
Mariano T. Nogueirra
1
James F. Walker
3
Blanks
5
Senator
Henry M. Barry
20
Oliver P. Morgan
9
Charles Waselewsky
1
Blanks
2
Representative in General Court
Thomas F. Whalen 26
Blanks 6
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District Attorney
15
Thomas F. Quinn Thomas R. Saad
16
Blanks 1
County Commissioner
Helen L. Buckley
26
Blanks
6
Sheriff
Harold L. Kavanaugh 25
Blanks
7
County Commissioner
James T. Frazier
19
Blanks 13
Register of Deeds
Earl D. Gaskell 25
Blanks 7
Election Officers:
Checkers In: Lulu Gardner, Anna O'Shaughnessy.
Checkers Out: Eleanor Sullivan, Loretta Burque.
Counters and Observers: Ernest Pratt, Marjorie MacDonald, Anna L. Peterson, Madelena Ellis, Blanche Carrigan, Evelyn Thayer, Rose Douglas, Caroline Luddy.
Tally: Helen Ross, Dorothy Williams.
Warden: John Seager.
Police Officer: Edward Gibson.
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STATE ELECTION November 7, 1950
Polls were opened at 9. a.m. by Warden, John E. Seager. The reading of the Warrant was dispensed with. Ballot Box was in- spected by the Warden and Police Officer. Register set at 0000. 2090 Ballots were turned over to the Warden by the Town Clerk.
At the close of the Polls at 8 p.m., the Register on the Ballot Box showed 1530 Votes had been cast.
The following is a summary:
Governor
Paul A. Dever
455
Arthur W. Coolidge
1050
Horace I. Hillis
7
Mark R. Shaw
4
Blanks 14
Lt. Governor
Charles F. Jeff Sullivan
398
Laurence Curtis
1096
Lawrence Gilfedder
6
Blanks
30
Secretary
Edward J. Cronin
391
Russell A. Wood
1080
Ellsworth J. M. Dickson
9
Fred M. Ingersoll
4
Blanks 46
Treasurer
John E. Hurley
438
Fred J. Burrell
1023
Henning A. Blomen
8
Harold J. Ireland
11
Blanks 46
PUBLIC LIBRARY 41
Auditor
459
Thomas J. Buckley William G. Andrew 1013 Robert A. Simmons 7 Francis A. Votano 5 Blanks 46
Attorney General
Francis E. Kelly
400
Frederick Ayer, Jr.
1076
Anthony Martin
5
Howard B. Rand
5
Blanks
44
Congressman
Donald W. Nicholson
1137
August J. Cormier
339
Grace Farnsworth Luder
9
Blanks
45
Councillor
Joseph P. Clark, Jr.
428
William Davis
1048
Blanks
54
Senator
Charles G. Miles
1098
Henry M. Barry
406
Blanks
26
Representative in General Court
Michael J. McCarthy
1179
Thomas F. Whalen
300
Blanks
51
District Attorney
Basil W. Flynn
1157
Thomas F. Quinn
326
Blanks 47
42
County Commissioner
Leo F. Nourse
1169
Helen L. Buckley
321
Blanks
40
Sheriff
Charles H. Robbins
1116
Harold A. Kavanaugh
354
Blanks
60
County Commissioner
James T. Frazier
370
Norman G. MacDonald
1090
Blanks
70
Register of Deeds
Earl D. Gaskell
360
Richard W. Holm
1075
Blanks
95
Question No. 1-Term of Office for Governor, etc.
Yes
975
No
211
Blanks
344
Question No. 2-Signatures on Initiative Petitions
Yes
853
No
299
Blanks
378
Question No. 3-Old Age Assistance
Yes
686
No
632
Blanks
212
Question No. 4-State Lottery
Yes
451
No
897
Blanks
182
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Question No. 5-Flat Rate Insurance
Yes
45
No
1393
Blanks
92
Question No. 6-Pari-mutuel Betting
A .- Horse Racing:
Yes
696
No
695
Blanks
149
B .- Dog Racing:
Yes
620
No
701
Blanks
209
Question No. 7-Liquor
A .- All Alcoholic Beverages
Yes
826
No
623
Blanks
81
B .- Wines & Malts
Yes
823
No
572
Blanks
135
C .- Package Stores
Yes
896
No
511
Blanks
123
Question No. 8-Rent Control
Yes
591
No
563
Blanks
379
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Election Officers:
Checkers In: Lulu Gardner, Anna O'Shaughnessy.
Checkers Out: Eleanor Sullivan, Loretta Burque.
Counters and Observers: Ernest Pratt, Marjorie MacDonald, Madelina Ellis, Anna L. Peterson, Blanche Carrigan, Evelyn Thay- er, Margaret W. Brown, Rose Douglas.
Total Tally: Helen Ross, Dorothy Williams.
Warden: John E. Seager. Police Officers: P. Douglas Eaton, Frank Dufault.
FISH AND GAME LICENSES ISSUED, 1950
Resident Citizens Fishing Licenses
112
@$2.00
$224.00
Resident Citizens Hunting Licenses
112 @ 2.00
224.00
Resident Citizens Sporting Licenses
74 @ 3.25
240.00
Resident Citizens Minor and
Female Fishing
38
@ 1.25
47.50
Resident Citizens Minor Trapping
2
@ 2.25
4.50
Resident Citizens Trapping
12
@ 5.25
63.00
Special Non-Resident Fishing
2
@ 1.50
3.00
352
$806.50
Less Clerk's Fees
352
@
.25
88.00
$718.50
Duplicates
4 @ .50
2.00
Number Issued
354
Paid to Fish and Game Department
$720.50
Resident Citizen Sporting (Free) 11
Resident Naval or Military Sporting (Free) 3
Resident Citizen Fishing
(Old Age Asst .- Free) 4
45
DOG LICENSES ISSUED IN 1950
Males
311
@$2.00
$622.00
Spayed Females
156
@ 2.00
312.00
Females
57
@ 5.00
285.00
Kennel
11
@10.00
110.00
Kennel
1
@25.00
25.00
536
$1,354.00
Less Clerk's Fees
536 @ .20
107.20
Total Paid to Treasurer
$1,246.80
Military (Free)
1
Transfer (Free)
1
ANNA E. BROWN
Town Clerk
VITAL STATISTICS
Births in West Bridgewater, 1950
Date
Name
Parents
March
31 Thomas Raymond Hill
Raymond R. and Doris M. Paiva
August
11 Mary Rose Silveria
John and Mary C. Reardon
Births Elsewhere to West Bridgewater Parents, 1950
Name
Parents
Date January 3 Peter Eugene Diman
4 Diane Best
8 Lesley Anne Lawson
Eugene R. and Irene G. Stewart James J. and Ethel M. Tingley Lloyd V. and Barbara M. Hall
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Date Name
18 Donald Richard Fongeallaz
19 Joan Marie Leonard
20 Donald Howard Anderson
20 Susan Althea Wright
20 Richard William Murray
22 Steven Ralph Miles
31 Frederick Felix Cheyunski
Parents
Donald R. and Eugenie M. Noraik Charles E. and Muriel F. Romaine Charles D., Jr., and Mavis L. Hodnct Fred L., Jr., and Phyllis G. Eaton John J. and Helen J. Wilkes Ralph J. and Barbara J. Towers Felis A. and Olga C. Piscuskas
February
13 Ronald George Marshall
1+ Cheryl Jean Burnap
14 Richard Neal Prime
18 Maureen Frances Kemp
25 Timothy Everett Daniels
25 Charles Francis Spayne
March
18
Deborah Ann Parker
20 Joyce Ann Stover
26
John Wayne Boyden April 3 Robert Gillespie Freeman 6 Raymond L. Newman
7 Ralph Edward Smith
8 Michael Vincent Silva
13 Donald Arthur Berry
Gail Ann Lightfoot
26 27 Laureen Adele Dickson
28 Gerald Earl Juergens
May 9
Charles Kenneth Beals Nancy Vera Clark
13 17 21
Carol Ann Lounge
Judith Anne Hill
23 23 24
Timithy Frederick Propas Elizabeth Frances Anderson Doris Evelyn Howard
John Richard Baker
27 28 Gordon George Asack
28 Paul George Swanson 29 Suzanne Emily Willis
George and Imelda K. Fallon Ralph H. and Imogene A. Mielke Charles B. and Elizabeth A. Barrett
Thomas F. and Gladys E. Parker William B. and Grace M. French Francis J. and Christina A. Thibodeau
Frank E. and Evelyn D. Fournier Herbert H., Jr., and Catherine R.
Andrews Paul J. and Dorothy A. Thomas
Charles A. and Jean G. Gillespie Raymond L. and Marie R. Cabral Raymond J. and Grace E. O'Connell Vincent F. and Anna May Perry Robert A. and Margaret G. Austin Russell E. and Grace S. Aubrey Lawrence A. and Mary Jane Asay Lawrence P. and Thelma M. Hickey
Charles A. and Evelyn L. Almquist Everett C. and Miriam E. Burgess Robert E. and Mildred R. Lawson Richard C. and Ruth E. Peterson Frederick and Julia A. Silva Edith F. Howard
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