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CONSTABLES-three for one year
Frederick, Edward
923 Tree, Barkley W. 342
Jackson, Henry C., Jr.
690 Blanks 671
Poole, Charles F. 866
SCHOOL COMMITTEE-one for three years
Bosworth, Frederick L.
513 Blanks ɔ̃ɔ̃
MacCurrach, Allan 596
561
27
TRUSTEE PUBLIC LIBRARY-for three years Trussell, Sarah H. 925 Blanks 239
PARK COMMISSIONER-for three years
Sanford, Ray M. 668
Blanks 94
Lougee, Albert P. 402
WATER COMMISSIONER-for three years
Harrigan, George A. 519 Peterson, Lawrence M. 210
Johnson, Harold M.
117 Blanks /1
MasKenzie, William F. . 247
CEMETERY COMMISSIONER-for three years
Foster, Lawrence C. 946 Blanks 218
PLANNING BOARD-one for five years
Johnson, Richard W. 575 Blanks
157
Smith, Richard H. 432
PLANNING BOARD-one for four years
Gourdeau, Henry J. 858 Blanks 306
QUESTION NO. 1: Shall the town accept the provisions of sections sixteen to sixteen I, inclusive, of chapter seventy-one of the General Laws, providing for the establishment of a regional school district, together with the towns of Hamilton, Manchester, Topsfield, and Wenham, and the construction, maintenance and operation of a regional school by the said district in accordance with the provisions of a proposed agreement filed with the selectmen ?
Yes 456 No 461 Blanks 247
The polls were closed at 8:00 p. m. and the Moderator announced the results of the voting and declared the meeting adjourned at 9:45 p. m. Attest :
FRANCIS H. WHIPPLE,
Town Clerk.
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REPORT OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Called for June 27, 1950
Meeting called to order at 8:15 P. M. by Moderator, Oliver Wolcott.
A count by the Moderator showed that 121 voters were present. and he declared there was not a sufficient number of voters present to consti- tute a quorum.
Upon motion of John T. Walke, duly seconded, it was unanimously voted that the meeting be adjourned. and so declared by the Moderator.
Attest : FRANCIS H. WHIPPLE Town Clerk.
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REPORT OF STATE PRIMARY Held September 19, 1950
TELLERS AND ELECTION OFFICERS
Republican
Democratic
Lawrence R. Stone
Lawrence Lamson
Edward A. DeWitt
Mary T. Greeley
Everett F. Haley
Jessie W. B. Cunningham
Jeremiah J. Doyle
Omer Dauphinais
Joseph E. Austin, Jr.
Town Clerk Francis H. Whipple
Police
Edward Frederick
The warrant was read and polls declared open at one o'clock P. M. by Selectman Lawrence R. Stone.
A total of 662 votes were cast, Republican 621, Democratic 41, as follows :
REPUBLICAN VOTE
GOVERNOR
Clarence A. Barnes 48
Arthur W. Coolidge
216
Louis E. Denfeld 155
Frankland W. L. Miles
44
Daniel Needham 134
Edward M. Rowe 3
Blanks 21
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Laurence Curtis
277
Warren G. Harris
19
Daniel E. McLean 188
Harris S. Richardson
43
Robert H. W. Welch, Jr. . 64
Blanks 30
SECRETARY
John Adams 145
William B. Bailey
52
Henry Clay
15
Douglas Lawson 57
Randall W. Weeks 117
Russell A. Wood
124
Ada F. York 19
Blanks 92
TREASURER
Fred J. Burrell 319
Roy C. Papalia 226
Blanks 76
AUDITOR
William G. Andrew 427
Warren A. Rodd 52
Blanks 142
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Frederick Ayer, Jr. 536
Edward Robert Butter- worth . 16
George Fingold 46
30
Edwin W. Hadley
Frank F. Walters 3
Blanks 13
CONGRESSMAN (Sixth District)
William H. Bates
565
Thomas A. Corkery 33
Blanks
23
COUNCILLOR (Fifth District)
Edward A. Coffey 106
David Harris 19
William A. Milliken 16
Herbert S. Tuckerman 447
Blanks
33
SENATOR (Third Essex District)
Charles William Davis . . 16%
Philip A. Graham 331
Charles K. Morrill
15
George A. Oakes
1
Ernest R. Poole, Jr.
19
C. F. Nelson Pratt
65
Donald J. Ross
0
John L. Southwick, Jr. . .
4
Arthur Flynn 152
Blanks
38
DEMOCRATIC VOTE
GOVERNOR
Paul A. Dever
29
John E. Hurley 34
Blanks
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Charles F. Jeff Sullivan . . 20
William M. Bergan 3
G. Edward Bradley 8
John Francis Cahill 1
J. Frank Murphy
2
Blanks
7
SECRETARY
Edward J. Cronin
27
Anthony L. Bruno 0
Stephen J. Carr
1
Martin Graham
2
Paul V. Shaughnessy 4
Alfred L. Smith 0
Alfred R. Vitale 0
John F. Welch 0
M. Edward Wright, Jr. ..
3
Blanks 12
REPRESENTATIVE (15th Essex District)
Andrew E. Faulkner 471
Cornelius J. Murray 411
Blanks
360
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
(Eastern District)
Hugh A. Cregg 460
Charles W. Trombly 96
Blanks
65
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Essex County)
Arthur A. Thompson 500
Blanks
121
SHERIFF (Essex County)
Frank E. Raymond 401
Raymond G. Comeau 19
Louis J. Dion 11
AUDITOR
Thomas J. Buckley 35
Blanks
6
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Francis E. Kelly .
28
Benjamin F. Chesky 1
Eli Y. Krovitsky 2
Isadore H. Y. Muchnick .. 3
Blanks
7
CONGRESSMAN (Sixth District) Richard M. Russell 33
COUNCILLOR (Fifth District)
Cornelius J. Twomey . 29
Blanks
7
Blanks
12
Alfred H. Woodward . ..
3
TREASURER
31
SENATOR (Third Essex District)
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Essex County )
Charles M. Boyle 16
Michael F. Conway 4
G. Franklin Daniels 4
Wanda Walczak 4
Edmund H. Walsh
4
Stephen J. D'Arcy
39
Mary B. Amory
24
Blanks
19
SHERIFF (Essex County )
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
(Eastern District)
William Charles Curry ..
5
Hugh A. Cregg
19
Louis J. Dion 3
John A. McNiff
1
Everett B. Dowe 1
V. Frederick Sano
0
William G. Hennessey
3
Charles W. Trombly
13
Leonard B. Murphy 0
Blanks
8 Blanks
8
The polls were closed by Lawrence R. Stone, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, at 8 P. M., and the results of the balloting announced at 9:15 P. M.
FRANCIS H. WHIPPLE,
Town Clerk.
Frank J. Burns
19
Donald J. Ross 13
Blanks
9
REPRESENTATIVE
(15th Essex District)
Blanks 9
Timothy J. Cronin 12
Edmund F. Curley 9
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REPORT OF STATE ELECTION Held November 7, 1950
TELLERS AND ELECTION OFFICERS
Lawrence R. Stone
George Morrow
Edward A. DeWitt
Lawrence Lamon
Everett F. Haley
Mary Greeley
Frank Tuck
Omer Dauphinais
Alice Lovering
Morton Currier
Alva I. Day
Jeremiah Doyle
George Sprague
Jessie W. Cunningham
Joseph E. Austin, Jr.
Town Clerk Francis H. Whipple
Police Edward Frederick
Charles F. Poole
Lester D. Charles
The warrant was read and polls opened at eight o'clock A. M. by Lawrence R. Stone, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen.
There were 1348 ballots cast, 1305 in person, 43 absentee, as follows :
GOVERNOR
Paul A. Dever
398
Arthur W. Coolidge
924
Horace I. Hillis
Mark R. Shaw
1
Harold J. Ireland 14
Blanks 92
AUDITOR
Thomas J. Buckley 407
William G. Andrew 867
Laurence Curtis
973
Robert A. Simmons
3
Lawrence Gilfedder
5
Francis A. Votano
4
Blanks 67
SECRETARY
Edward J. Cronin 360
Russell A. Wood .
914
Frederick Ayer
1061
Ellsworth J. M. Dickson
5
Anthony Martin
2
Fred M. Ingersoll
8
Howard B. Rand
0
Blanks 61
TREASURER
John E. Hurley 467
Fred J. Burrell 768
Henning A. Blomen 2-
Blanks 20
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Charles F. Jeff Sullivan . .
333
Blanks 37
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Francis E. Kelly 254
Blanks
31
33
CONGRESSMAN (Sixth District)
William H. Bates
1054
Richard M. Russell 265
Blanks 29
COUNCILLOR (Fifth District)
Cornelius J. Twomey
282
Herbert S. Tuckerman . 1020
Blanks
46
SENATOR (3rd Essex District)
Frank J. Burns
237
Philip A. Graham
1061
Blanks
50
Blanks S5
REPRESENTATIVE
SHERIFF
(15th Essex District)
Frank E. Raymond 1040
Andrew E. Faulkner 771
Everett B. Dowe 249
Cornelius J. Murray
771
Blanks 59
QUESTION #1
Relative to approval of the adoption of amendment to constitution providing when the terms of governor, lieutenant governor and councillors shall begin and end. Also provisions for succession to office of governor in event of the death of the governor elect before qualified for office; and such provisions in event of the death of both the governor and the lieuten- ant governor before qualified.
Yes 843
No
152
Blanks 353
QUESTION #2
Relative to adoption of amendment to constitution providing for an increase in the number of signatures of qualified voters required upon an initiative or upon a referendum petition, and making provisions for changes in legislative procedures thereon with reference to dates upon, or within which, acts shall be done in the various stages necessary to be taken upon such petitions.
Yes 745
No
227
Blanks 376
QUESTION #3
Relative to approval of a law providing for minimum payments of seventy-five dollars per month, or eighty-five dollars per month if blind, as assistance to deserving aged persons who have reached the age of sixty- three years or over and are in need of relief and support.
Yes 602
No
539
Blanks
207
Mary B. Amory 336
Stephen J. D'Arcy 411
Blanks
407
DISTRICT ATTORNEY (Eastern District)
Hugh A. Cregg 997
Charles W. Trombly. .
.
298
Blanks
53
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Arthur A. Thompson 968
Charles M. Boyle 295
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QUESTION =4
Relative to approval of the creation of a Massachusetts commission for the purpose of conducting once every month a lottery drawing to raise additional funds by means of tickets sold to the public, within the Com- monwealth, the net proceeds to be divided as follows: 50 per cent to the winners as prizes, 35 percent for assistance to needy aged persons, 71/2 per cent to assistance to needy blind persons, 71/2 per cent for assistance to dependent children.
Yes 352
No
811
Blanks
185
QUESTION =5
Relative to the approval of premium charges for motor vehicle lia- bility policies to be uniform throughout the Commonwealth and not be fixed or established according to districts or zones.
Yes 46
No
1189
Blanks 113
QUESTION =6
. Shall the pari-mutuel system of betting on licensed horse races be permitted in this county ?
Yes 579
No
561
Blanks 208
B. Shall the pari-mutuel system of betting on licensed dog races be per- mitted in this county ?
Yes 496
No
569
Blanks
283
QUESTION =7
A. Shall license be granted in this town for the sale therein of all al- coholic beverages (whiskey, rum, gin, malt beverages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages) ?
Yes 763
No
425
Blanks 160
B. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages (wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages) ?
Yes 761
No
375
Blanks
212
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C. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of all alco- holic beverages in packages, so called, not to be drunk on the premises ?
Yes 884
No
300
Blanks 164
QUESTION #8
Shall a declaration be made by popular referendum, pursuant to the Housing and Rent Act of 1950, that a shortage of rental housing accom- modations exists which requires the continuance of federal rent control in this town after December 31, 1950 and until the close of June 30, 1951, in accordance with the provisions of said Act?
Ye 625
No
349
Blanks 374
The polls were closed by Lawrence R. Stone, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, at 8 P. M. The results of the balloting were announced at 1:45 A. M. November 8, 1950.
Attest :
FRANCIS H. WHIPPLE,
Town Clerk.
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REPORT OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Held November 13, 1950
Meeting opened by the moderator, Oliver Wolcott. at 8:12 P. M., a count of the voters having been made and it being found that the required 200 to constitute a quorum were present.
The Moderator lead the meeting in repeating the Lord's Prayer, in ab- sence of a member of the Clergy.
Lawrence R. Stone, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, addressed the Chair and was recognized by the Moderator. (Mr. Stone) "It is my sad duty to bring to the attention of the meeting the great loss the town has suffered in the sudden taking of one of our most prominent and be- loved citizens, the late Donald G. Trussell, a member of our board of assessors for several years, who passed away Saturday night. I move that the town adopt the following Resolution :"
Whereas it is with deep and profound sorrow we learn of the sudden death of Donald G. Trussell, a beloved and outstanding citizen of our town. ever highly respected and deeply appreciated by his fellow-citizens and associates in public office, therefore be it RESOLVED, that we extend to his bereaved family and relatives and all those who, with us, mourn his loss, our deep and lasting sympathy and sorrow, assuring them that Al- mighty God does all things well and He will be their Guide and Strength in the time to come. Be it RESOLVED further, that we place the town flag at half-mast until after the funeral, that a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the records of this meeting and a copy of them forwarded to his bereaved family.
RESOLVED, that the meeting pause for a moment of silent prayer and sympathy.
Motion unanimously carried and the Meeting stood in a moment of silent prayer and sympathy.
The Warrant was read by the Moderator and the meeting proceeded to act upon the articles contained therein.
Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to receive and consider the report of the School Survey Committee relative to its activities and inves- tigations from March 1950 to the present time, with recommendations therein to meet the present and future schoolhousing problems, or take any action thereon.
Moved by Mr. Everett F. Haley and duly seconded. that the report of the School Survey Committee relative to its activities and investigations from March 1950 to the present time, to meet the present and future school housing problems of the town be received and placed on file, and the thanks of the town be extended to the committee for its diligent service, and that the committee be discharged.
Voice Vote. Motion unanimously carried.
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Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to appoint a school building committee of five for the purpose of securing the services of a competent schoolhouse architect to draft preliminary plans, studies and estimates on the overall educational plan outlined by the School Survey Committee in its report, now on file in the office of the town clerk, to meet the present and future schoolhouse problems of the town, and transfer from the Ex- cess and Deficiency Account a sum of money for the same, or take any action thereon.
Moved by Mr. Allan MacCurrach and duly seconded, that a committee of five be appointed by the Moderator to be known as the School Building Committee for the purpose of securing the services of a competent school- house architect to draft preliminary plans, studies and estimates on the overall educational plan outlined by the School Survey Committee in its report accepted under Article 1, now on file in the office of the town clerk, to meet the present and future schoolhouse problems of the town, and that the sum of $6,000 be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency Account for such purpose.
Voice Vote. Motion declared unanimously carried.
Article 3. To see if the town will vote to recmomend and approve the temporary discontinuance of the kindergarten as part of the public school system, or take any action thereon.
Moved by Mr. John Neary and duly seconded. that this article be in- definitely postponed.
Voice Vote. Motion carried.
Article 4. To see if the town will vote to establish a local organiza- tion for civil defense as provided for by Chapter 639, Acts of 1950, and transfer from the Excess and Deficiency Account a sum of money therefor, or take any action thereon.
Moved by Lawrence R. Stone and duly seconded. that the town es- tablish an organization for civil defense, as provided for by Chapter 639, of the Acts and Resolves of 1950, and that the sum of $500.00 be trans- ferred from the Excess and Deficiency Account for the purpose.
Voice Vote. Motion unanimously carried.
Article 5. To see if the town will vote to transfer the sum of $1,000.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Account to the Public Welfare Account, or take any action thereon.
Moved by Mr. Edward A. DeWitt and duly seconded, that the sum of $1,000.00 be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency Account to the Public Welfare Account for current expenses.
Voice Vote. Motion declared carried by the necessary two-thirds vote.
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Article 6. To see if the town will vote to transfer the sum of $200.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Account to the Election and Registration Account, or take any action thereon.
Moved by Everett F. Haley and duly seconded, that this article be indefinitely postponed, the Finance Committee having agreed to transfer the necessary amount from the reserve fund.
Voice Vote. Motion unanimously carried.
Article 7. To see if the town will vote to transfer the sum of $150.00 from the Excess and Deficiency Account to the Police Maintenance of Cruiser Account, or take any action thereon.
Moved by Edward A. DeWitt and duly seconded, that this article be indefinitely postponed, the Finance Committee having agreed to transfer the necessary amount from the reserve fund.
Voice Vote. Motion unanimously carried.
Article 8. To act on any other matter that may legally come before said meeting.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:23 P. M.
Attest :
FRANCIS H. WHIPPLE.
Town Clerk.
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VITAL STATISTICS
1950 BIRTHS RECORDED
Richard, son of Karlis and Vilma I. (Maure) Aprans. Richard Craig, son of John W. and Emily (Wetson) Dolliver. Charles Francis 5th, son of Charles F. 4th, and Jhan C. (English) Choate. John Morton, Jr., son of John M. and Mary F. (Donlon) Currier. Robert Ernest, son of Ernest S., and Christine L. (Osier) Griffin. Thomas Merril, son of Francis P. and Barbara (Iselin) Sears. Jonathan Mark, son of Morley L. and Wanda H. (Woleyko) Piper. Donald Willard. son of Donald W. and Helen (Adams) Gates. Peter John, son of John D. and Marie M. (Morin) MacIsaac. Pierce William 3rd, son of Pierce W. Jr., and Dorothy M. (Fay) Butler. Sally Jean, daughter of Arthur J. and Joan A. (Gallant) April. Mark Reid, son of John F. and Jane L. (First) McManus. Philip Calvert, son of Richard C. and Julie N. (Calvert) Taylor. Kathleen Ann, daughter of Donald E. and Gloria J. (Sciamanna) Elario. Candice Ena, daughter of John A. and Jane R. (Woodman) Dunlap. Charles Francis, son of Paul V. and Phyllis M. (Hawkins) Eldridge. Elaine Corliss, daughter of William R. and Doris R. (Colby) Corning. Michael Franklin, son of Herman E. and Georgiana B. (Tate) Putnam. Linda Marie, daughter of Donald E. and Virginia (Doran) Healy. Mark Paul, son of Paul L. and D. Elizabeth (Stelline) Chagnon. William Leeds, Jr., son of William L. and Mary W. (Stone) Burchard. daughter of Elmer J. and Nancy (Cox) Davison.
Rogene Mary, daughter of Roger A. and Irene O. (Woleyko) Smerage. Barbara Cooper, daughter of William J. and Alice P. (Noe) Bursaw. Charlotte Parsons, daughter of Fellows and Alice ( Plummer) Davis. Kevin, son of George J. and Jeanette (Levis) Sullivan. Richard Guy, son of Richard and Celia A. (Moore) Cameron. James Carlton, son of James C. and Zelda J. (Hughes) Hopping. Michael John, son of Merrill J. and Marjorie E. (Buck) Smallwood. Annette, daughter of John J. and Carolyn L. (Lavelle) Cullity. James Minnick, Jr., son of James M. and .Belle D. (Stone) Schofield. Barbara Jean, daughter of Harry J. and Pauline E. (Walker) Pohas. Peter Wentworth, son of George B. and Virginia ( Batcheller) Horne. Daniel Wingate, son of George B. and Virginia (Batcheller) Horne. Richard Arthur, son of Roger W. and Dorothy E. ( Vickery) Martin. Diane Marie, daughter of Peter N. and Annie M. (Maione) Colantoni.
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Donna Lee, daughter of Gordon E. and Barbara A. (Brooks) Thompson. Malcolm Frederick, son of Malcolm F. and Marian E. (Anderson ) Dodge. John Edwin, son of Kastanty J. and Ellen (Cutrumbes) Surpitski. Jon Frederick, son of Jakob O. and Virginia (Wallace) Christofferson. Jay Gordon, daughter of Gordon G. and Florence (McKean) Coogan. Martin Michael, son of Stanley E. and Mary C. (Horgan) Allen. Jane, daughter of John R. and Marguerite H. (Martin) Chaisson. Rhonda Jean, daughter of William P. and Shirley E. (Abbott) Koloski. Joanne Louise, daughter of Walter E. and Janet (Lindsay) McGrath. Robert Edwin, son of Robert E. and Esther R. (Mandeville) Hickey. Pamela Jane, daughter of Harvey F. and Lucy A. (Mclaughlin) Saunders. Stephen Frederick, son of Frederick W. and Elizabeth (Whitney) Gray. Bertha Ann, daughter of Maynard G. and Doris (Johnson) MacGregor.
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1950 MARRIAGES RECORDED
James H. Marshall of Boston. Mass. Lillian M. Oser of Hamilton, Mass.
Stephen A. Slagle of Philadelphia, Penna. Elizabeth A. Meyer of Hamilton, Mass.
Maurice G. Hatt Jr. of Hamilton, Mass. Carol L. Burke of Salem, Mass.
Edward W. McGuiness of Hamilton, Mass. Ellen M. Brennan of Somerville, Mass.
Dana P. Perkins of Bogata, New Jersey. Marjorie B. Flynn of Hamilton, Mass.
Joseph Pettipas of Hamilton, Mass. Patricia Lynch of Beverly, Mass.
LeRoy C. Tobyne of Hamilton, Mass. Louise F. Thibault of Beverly, Mass.
George L. Arvanites of Ipswich, Mass. Jessie S. Davidson of Hamilton, Mass.
Sumner Pingree, Jr. of Hamilton, Mass. Janet Ford of Norwood, Mass.
Guy P. Haskell of Hamilton, Mass. Miriam M. Minot of Beverly, Mass.
John H. Day of Hamilton, Mass. Lettie C. West of Salem, Mass.
Orville R. Burr of Beverly, Mass. Jean E. Thimmer of Hamilton, Mass.
Raymond H. Stone of Hamilton, Mass. Effie M. Macleod of Hamilton, Mass.
Donald H. Child of Hamilton, Mass. Lorraine F. MacDonald of Rowley, Mass.
Charles Blaney of Marblehead, Mass. Mary C. Gildart of Hamilton, Mass.
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Lawrence O. Freeman of Brookline. Mass. Nancy K. Rhodes of Hamilton. Mass.
Donald S. Duclow of Hamilton. Mass. Gloria R. Bellevue of Hamilton. Mass.
Richard E. Morse of Hamilton. Mass. Alice R. Epstein of Beverly, Mass.
Robert W. Marks of Hamilton. Mass. Anne G. Slattery of Beverly, Mass.
Louis R. Spiezio of Foxboro. Mass. Ebba Anderson of Hamilton, Mass.
Philip C. Keyser of Hamilton. Mass. Mary M. Flanagan of Roxbury. Mass.
John M. Bruce of Gloucester. Mass. Jane C. Goodwin of Hamilton, Mass.
Charles P. Brackett of Hamilton. Mass. Norma M. Mathews of Saugus, Mass.
Norman F. Stone of Ipswich. Mass. Barbara M. Thompson of Hamilton, Mass.
Robert G. Hughes of Hamilton, Mass. Erna Butman of Beverly, Mass.
Robert J. Tobyne of Hamilton, Mass. Mildred A. Young of Hamilton, Mass.
John T. Sinkeiwicz of Hamilton. Mass. Amalia M. Frederick of Hamilton. Mass.
Elmer Warren Andrews of Beverly. Mass. Jeanne E. Cullity of Hamilton, Mass.
James L. Coffill of Beverly. Mass. Sybil V. J. Cann of Hamilton, Mass.
Lewis K. Pierce. Jr. of Hamilton. Mass. Donna J. Love of Hamilton, Mass.
Charles M. Barton of Beverly. Mass. Marion A. Ritchie of Hamilton. Mass.
Richard M. Tanguay of Hamilton. Mass. Mary Marley of Hamilton, Mass.
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Francis M. Burns of Hamilton, Mass. Melanie C. Pajak of Ware, Mass.
Martin R. Dunn of Hamilton, Mass. Joan E. Gourdeau of Hamilton, Mass.
Byron E. Collins Jr., of Beverly, Mass. Thelma C. Elario of Hamilton, Mass.
Benjamin F. Flanders, Jr. of Salem, Mass. Viola J. Bailey of Hamilton, Mass.
Joseph V. Sargent of Hamilton, Mass. Veronica M. McParland of Hamilton, Mass.
Paul J. D'Amour of Salem, Mass. Phyllis E. Appleton of Hamilton, Mass.
Thomas H. Duran of Hamilton, Mass. Janice I. Field of Beverly, Mass.
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1950 DEATHS RECORDED
Name
Years
Months
Days
George von L. Meyer
58
10
0
Amedeo Giovannacci
53
10
9
H. Clarribel Mears
81
0
0
Jerry F. Hawkins
S3
S
18
Irene Thibedeau
40
0
0
Julia M. Driscoll
8
0
Robert Child
9
15
Charles B. Poole
0
0
Vincent Pepper
44
11
17
Lillian M. Benjamin
18
11
1
Clarence P. Roberts
93
3
0
Harvey Bruyere
53
0
0
Gertrude F. Knowlton
75
S
9
Esther M. Bisson
12
2-
15
William A. Stone
31
5
2
M. Florence Dodge
67
0
12
Mary A. Sanders
0
0
Mary E. Durkee
87
2
16
George W. Hoy
75
0
0
James S. Lewis
45
1
19
Charles A. Rowe
87
2
26
Theresa W. Pierce
81
11
0
William J. Atkinson
47
or
0
Lloyd E. Ricker
62
8
John F. Carlson
52
0
0
Donald G. Trussell
41
11
7
Warren E. Deshon
47
0
0
Marion I. Fisher
81
0
17
Priscilla . Cross
9
13
0
0
Lawrence Coolidge
11
25
Mabel J. Berry
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JURY LIST FOR 1951
Elmo O. Adams, Plum Street, Retired Joseph E. Austin, Jr., Linden Street, Clerk Fred C. Burrucker, Asbury Street, Retired Walter E. Cheever, Knowlton Street, Laborer Robert H. Chittick, 3rd., Asbury Street, Salesman Harry F. Clark, Mill Street, Purchasing Agent Gerald F. Colwell, Union Street, Painter James H. Dunn, Baker Avenue, Bookkeeper Paul V. Eldridge, Perkins Avenue, Stock Room Clerk J. Lawrence Gavaza, Main Street, Office Manager George A. Harrigan, Jr., Main Street, Machinist Michael Holleran, Main Street, Caretaker Edward J. Hopping, Asbury Street, Caretaker James M. McCulloch, Appleton Avenue, Machinist Ernest W. Moad, Union Street, Radio Worker Francis A. O'Hara, Essex Street, Caretaker Oscar E. F. Palm, Highland Street, Caretaker Walter S. Perkins, Park Street, Clerk Lewis K. Pierce, Lincoln Avenue, Mechanic Francis V. Sargent, Maple Street, Janitor Dantan W. Sawyer, Carriage Lane, Architect Sydney A. Smith, Cutler Road, Trucking Floyd R. Walker, Central Avenue, Carpenter William Walsh, Highland Street, Dairyman Everett C. Welch, Bridge Street, Service Sta. Attendant Raymond A. Whipple, Margorie Street, Superintendent
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN
To the Citizens of Hamilton:
The following is a report of the Board of Selectmen for the year 1950 : Under the Selectmen's sidewalk development program a portion of Maple Street. Mill Street and Hamilton Avenue was undertaken, super- vised by the Highway Surveyor. We are recommending that the develop- ment of hot-top sidewalks be further continued the coming year. An article will be inserted in the warrant calling for an appropriation of $2,000.00 for this work.
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