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Article 4. Moderator : "To see if the Town will authorize the School Building Committee appointed by vote of the Town under Article 2 of the Warrant for the special town meeting held July 16, 1956, to employ architects to prepare final plans for the construction of an elementary school, consisting of twelve class rooms, physical education room, cafe- teria, auditorium, offices and incidental rooms, playing fields, landscap- ing, access and paved areas, to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the foregoing purposes, and to determine the manner in which the appropriation is to be raised, whether by taxation, transfer of available funds or otherwise, or take any action thereon or relative thereto."
Mr. Donald L. Miller: "I would like to point out that under Articles 4 and 5 there has been a misprint in the Warrant. Under the two motions to be made under Article 4 and 5, the differences will be Plan A
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and Plan B. In Plan A we have two main rooms, in Plan B we have one. If Article 4 carries, Article 5 will be tabled. These articles do not need a two-thirds vote; they require a majority vote. Under Article 4 we will have two main rooms, physical education room and a separate gym. Article 5 will be without a separate gym. The money that will be asked for under 4 will be $30,000, under 5 will be $28,500. This is to employ the architects.
Moved by Mr. Donald L. Miller and duly seconded : "That the School Building Committee appointed by vote of the Town under Article 2 of the Warrant at a special town meeting held July 16, 1956, be authorized to employ architects to prepare final plans for the construction of an ele- mentary school consisting of twelve class rooms, a physical education room, a cafeteria combined with an auditorium, offices and incidental rooms, playing fields, landscaping, access and paved areas and that the sum of $30,000 be raised and appropriated for such purpose."
At the conclusion of voting by secret ballot, the Moderator an- nounced the vote to be :
YES 243
NO 166
The Moderator declared the motion carried.
Moderator : "In view of the affirmative vote on Article 4, Article 5 will be eliminated."
Article 5. If the Town does not vote in the affirmative to employ architects referred to under Article 3 of this Warrant, to see if the Town will vote to authorize the School Building Committee appointed by vote of the Town under Article 2 of the Warrant for the special town meeting held July 16, 1956, to employ architects to prepare final plans for the construction of an elementary school consisting of twelve class rooms, physical education room, cafeteria-auditorium, office and incidental rooms, playing fields, landscaping, access and paved areas, to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the foregoing purposes, and to deter- mine the manner in which the appropriation is to be raised, whether by taxation, transfer of available funds or otherwise, or take any action thereon or relative thereto.
Article 6. Moderator: "To see if the Town will vote to transfer from available funds the sum of $2,000.00 to the Water Department to be used for the purpose of cleaning and washing wells, or take any other action thereon or relative thereto."
Moved by Mr. Gordon L. Thompson and duly seconded : "That the sum of $2,000 be transferred from the Excess and Deficiency Account to the Water Department to be used for the purpose of cleaning and wash- ing wells."
Moderator : "In view of the fact that this comes out of the Excess and Deficiency Account, a two-thirds vote is required.
Voice vote. Motion unanimously carried.
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Article 7. Moderator : "To see if the Town will vote to amend Sec- tion VI of the Protective By-Law by deleting the proviso at the end of said Section VI and by substituting the following two provisos :
provided that one building and its accessory buildings may be erected on any lot which could not be made to conform to the require- ments as to minimum lot area and frontage at the time of adoption of this Protective By-Law or of any amendments thereto increasing such requirements, and provided further that the Board of Appeals may grant a special permit for an exception from the above requirements for any lot in Residence District A subject to the conditions that such lot shall have a frontage on a public way, shall have been recorded with the Reg- istry of Deeds or assessed as a separate lot or lots on or before January 1, 1954, shall be adjacent to a lot on which a building existed on January 1, 1954, and shall be located in a neighborhood in which substantially all other lots are of comparable size and had dwellings existing thereon on January 1, 1954, and that such exception shall be in harmony with the general purpose and intent of the Protective By-Law, and subject also to such further conditions and safeguards as the Board of Appeals may determine, or take any other action thereon or relative thereto."
Moved by Mr. George Cutler, Jr., and duly seconded: "That the Protective (Zoning) By-Law of the Town be amended by deleting the proviso at the end of Section VI of said By-Law and substituting in place thereof the following two provisos :
Provided that one building and its accessory buildings may be erected on any lot which could not be made to conform to the requirements as to minimum lot area and frontage at the time of adoption of this Protec- tive By-Law or of any amendments thereto increasing such requirements, and provided further that the Board of Appeals may grant a special per- mit for an exception from the above requirements for any lot in Residence District A subject to the conditions that such lot shall have a frontage on a public way, shall have been recorded with the Registry of Deeds or assessed as a separate lot or lots on or before January 1, 1954, shall be adjacent to a lot on which a building existed on January 1, 1954, and shall be located in a neighborhood in which substantially all other lots are of comparable size and had dwellings existing thereon on January 1, 1954, and that such exception shall be in harmony with the general pur- pose and intent of the Protective By-Law, and subject also to such further conditions and safeguards as the Board of Appeals may determine.
Moderator : "An amendment of a Protective By-Law requires a two- thirds vote."
Voice vote. Motion unanimously carried.
Article 8. Moderator: "To see if the Town will vote to create a special unpaid Committee to be known as the Regional School District Planning Committee, to consist of three members, including one member of the School Committee, all to be appointed by the Moderator, which Committee may join with a comparable Committee or Committees from one or more neighboring towns to form a Regional School District Plan-
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ning Board for the purpose of studying the advisability of establishing a Regional School District, and making recommendations relative thereto, pursuant to Chapter 71 of the General Laws Section 14 to 161 inclusive, and to raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds a sum of money to defray expenses of said Committee, acting alone or as part of a Regional School District Planning Board, or take action thereon."
Moved by Mr. Allan MacCurrach and duly seconded : "That a spe- cial unpaid committee to be known as the Regional School District Plan- ning Committee be created, to consist of three members, including one member of the School Committee, all to be appointed by the Moderator, which committee shall be authorized to join with a comparable committee or committees from one or more neighboring town or towns to form a Regional School District Planning Board for the purpose of studying the advisability of establishing a Regional School District and make rec- ommendations relative thereto, pursuant to Chapter 71 of the Massachu- setts General Laws, Sections 14 to 161 inclusive.
Voice vote. Motion unanimously carried.
Article 9. Moderator: "To act on any other matter that may legally come before said meeting."
Upon motion by Frederic Winthrop, duly seconded, it was unani- mously voted to adjourn at 10:38 p.m.
36 RECORDINGS AND LICENSES ISSUED
1957 BIRTHS RECORDED
Male 86
Female
52
Total
138
1957 MARRIAGES RECORDED
Residents
41
Non-Residents
5
Total
46
1957 DEATHS RECORDED
Residents
30
Non-Residents
0
Total
30
1957 SPORTING LICENSES ISSUED
Fishing
80
Hunting
96
Sporting
47
Minors Fishing
27
Female Fishing
16
Sporting-Trapping
13
Non-Resident Fishing
1
Duplicate
4
Total
292
1957-1958 DOG LICENSES ISSUED
Male
242
Female
53
Spayed Female
110
$10 Kennel
8
$25 Kennel
3
$50 Kennel
2
Total
418
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1957 BIRTHS RECORDED
Bruce Walker, son of George C. Jr., and Barbara (Walker) Ackley. Deborah Ruth, daughter of Joseph G. and Barbara A. (Carr) Allen. Jonathan George, son of James E. and Evelyn M. (Graham) Ashton. Patricia Anne, daughter of Kenneth M. and Helen C. (Andrews) Barry. Paul Eldor, son of Hermas E. and Ella M. (Felch) Benjamin. Kenneth Wilson, son of David E. and Wilma S. (Wilson) Betts. David Samuel, son of John A. Jr., and Louise M. (Holland) Bick. Dana Andrew, son of Robert J. and Joan ( Adams) Bilodeau. Leslie Creighton, son of Creighton C. and Justin A. (Rice) Blenkhorn. Susan Mary, daughter of Boris H. and Mildred (Philips) Block. Alan Francis, son of Eugene F. and Barbara J. (Wood) Bohnwagner. Glenn Robert, son of Robert H. and June A. (Browning) Brooks. Ronald Revere, son of Revere W. Jr., and Ione E. (Story) Brooks. William David, son of William M. and Gladys A. (Grant) Bruce. Peter Edmund, son of Edmund Peter and Joan (Phillips) Burke. Andrew James, son of Philip J. and Barbara T. (Dooley) Burnham. Scott J., son of Burton J. Jr., and Eileen (Dodge) Byron. Faith Osborn, daughter of William L. and Mary (Stone) Burchard. Bruce Edward, son of Clayton M. and Betty E. (Morris) Burton. Elliott Keith, son of Keith H. and Evelyn P. (Plyler) Carpenter. Stephen Bruce, son of Bruce A. and Barbara A. (Harrington) Carpenter. Susan Faye, daughter of Cecil S. and Pencie L. (Aultice) Carroll. Linda Ann, daughter of Philip and Grace M. (Griffin) Caverly. Edward Joseph, son of Edward J. and Carole (Morrissey) Chandler. Jeffrey Paul, son of Albert P. and Carolyn L. (Adrien) Chouinard. Debra Alison, daughter of Carl F. and Judith A. (Goodwin) Clay. Mark Andrew, son of Bryce T. and Rena M. (Drory) Cleveland. Stephen, son of Leonard C. and Mary L. (Zurad) Conches. David Scott, son of John K. and Patricia (Howie) Cookson. William G., son of William C. and Elizabeth A. (Martin) Countie. Cynthia Ann, daughter of Richard F. and Jane C. (Chesley) Curry. Katharine Burrage, daughter of Howard G. Jr., and Cornelia L. (Clark) Cushing.
David Alan, son of Alan W. and Bettye (Portlock) Cuthbertson. James Edmund, son of John M. and Katherine H. (Cogswell) Darnton. Patricia Ann, daughter of John T. and Marion O. (Harding) Day. Ellen Louise, daughter of Alfred J. and Barbara M. (Parsons) Decareau. Diane Arlene, daughter of Alfred W. and Shirley M. (Tyler) DeScenza.
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Diane Lee, daughter of Joseph L. and Beatrice L. (Stimpson) Dodge. William, son of William F. and Joyce E. (Ebert) Driscoll. John Lambert, son of Paul S. and Miriam (Leary) Dumas.
Sandra Taylor, daughter of William D. and Kathryn P. (Lundergren) Duryea.
Karl Newman, son of Norman J. and Irene (Georges) Eddy. Judith Ann, daughter of Joseph L. and Lois M. (MacFadden) Eggleston. Nancy Hope, daughter of Edgar B. and Shirley (Weston) Elderkin. Robert Webber, son of Willard H. Jr., and Phyllis (Webber) Estes. Gregory John, son of John T. and Nadja T. (Zuk) Fleming.
Anne Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas W. Jr., and Barbara E. (Martin) Foley.
Cory Ellen, daughter of William A. and Vivian A. (Zemerowski) Gamache.
Susan Eleanor, daughter of Orin D. and Eleanor M. (Hitchings) Gardiner.
Robert Bruce, son of David and Marion (Frazer) Garland. John Francis, son of John S. and Glenda M. (Perkins) Geary. John William, son of Albert P. and Germaine S. (Soucy) Gillissen. Brian Philip, son of Philip S. and Patricia C. (Gianakis) Girard. David Michael, son of Robert A. and Irene A. (Tabor) Greeley. James Roger, son of James R. and Margery M. (Blacker) Griffith. Anne Marie, daughter of William C. and Corinne (Ehrmann) Gutjahr. Peter George, son of William R. and Constance L. (Bennett) Gwinn. David Rudolph, son of Edward A. and Ethel M. (McDavitt) Haraden. Catherine Belden, daughter of James S. and Alice L. (Hendrick) Hardigg.
Welles Chamberlain, son of Leonard M. and Joyce (Pond) Hatch. Elizabeth Thomson, daughter of Franklin E. and Jean R. (Thomson) Howland.
Cheryl Lynn, daughter of Donald E. and Marilyn I. (Grigg) Hoyt. Jonathan, son of Laurence J. and Agnes F. (Doyle) Hurley. Christopher Warren, son of David P. and Beverly (Watt) Ingalls. Susan Elizabeth, daughter of Athill W. and Alice L. (Laflin) Irvine. Susan Marie, daughter of Henry F. and Elizabeth A. (Henley) Jendraszek.
Bruce Bennett, son of George A. and Elizabeth L. (Feltis) Johnson. Kevin Fallon, son of Robert E. and Katherine (Fallon) King. Paul Sherwood, son of Donald G. and Mary C. (Plourde) Kirk. Maureen Grace, daughter of Lawrence and Dorothy M. (Montgomery) Lamson.
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Wallace Ned, son of Wallace and Carol J. (Harris) Livingston. Steven John, son of John J. and Nancy J. (Moffett) Lonngren. Jay Arthur, son of Arthur E. and Elizabeth M. (Crockett) Loubris. Lisa Annette, daughter of Robert G. and Elizabeth A. (Haywood) Love. William James, son of Robert J. and Phyllis J. (Holmes) Lyons. Robin Lee, daughter of Oliver N. and Virginia M. (Merrill) Macleod. Virginia Marie, daughter of Robert W. and Anne G. (Slattery) Marks. Melanie Daun, daughter of Frederick W. and Betty M. (Carlson) Markham.
Mary Ellen, daughter of Robert K. and Claire S. (Lewis) Mattheson. Wayne Michael, son of Edward L. and Barbara (Vaccaro) Mazzetta. Sheryl Ann, daughter of Carl F. Jr., and Mary F. (Mullins) Melin. Jenney Gifford, daughter of Henry H. Jr., and Edith N. (Knight) Meyer. Dorothy Edna, daughter of Donald B. and Phyllis (Sinton) Millson. Thomas Fabyan Jr., son of Thomas F. and Beverly C. (DeWitt) Moseley. Larry Kennard, son of Eric E. and Florence I. (Lawnsby) Muise. Pamela Susan, daughter of John J. and Ruth E. (Hand) Murray. Pamela Joyce, daughter of Richard P. and Verna J. (Stout) Myers. Joan Ellen, daughter of Edward H. and Ellen M. (Brennan) McGuiness. Charles Henry, son of Charles H. and Eleanor R. (Mack) McKenney. Ronald Scott, son of Robert H. and Marjorie E. (Hodgkins) Nelson. John Allen, son of John A. and Gertrude Y. (Tremblay) Nielson. Deborah Anne, daughter of Arthur D. and Nancy (Chittick) O'Brien. Jeffrey Brian, son of James E. and Lois C. (Kallman) Phipps. Eric Hollis, son of Carl Jr., and Anna M. (Andrews) Poehler. Charles Edward, son of Robert W. and Hildegarde A. (Rumenschneider) Poole.
Paul Michael, son of Paul J. and Elsa (Gabzemis) Pooler. William Joseph, son of Paul J. and Elsa (Gabzemis) Pooler. George Brown, son of George G. and Joanne (Livermore) Potter. Robert Gutterson, son of Richard and Carolyn (Crandall) Preston. William Michael, son of William D. and Doreen (Gilbertson) Quinn. Kim Ann, daughter of John W. and Carol M. (Holland) Rafter. Paul Joseph, son of Harold W. and Joan (Murphy) Regan. Paul Sanborn, son of Robert F. and Esther S. (Caldwell) Reid. Trudy Margaret, daughter of Robert R. and Christine (Bagnell) Rendall. Pamela Joanne, daughter of Warren K. and Helen F. (Stranberg) Riddle. Donna Lynn, daughter of Richard T. and Olympia (DelFuoco) Robinson. Theodore Gordon, son of Edward W. and Marily A. (Hayden) Rogers. Frank Douglas, son of Frank D. and Janet (McDaniels) Ross. Scott Douglas, son of Harold B. and Joan A. (Benfield) Roy. John Edward, son of Rich M. and Ellen M. (Hodges) Rulon.
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Michael Edwin, son of Edwin F. and Mary G. (Pooler) Sanders. Jon Firth, son of Edwin R. and Theo M. (Butts) Sanford. Michael Floyd, son of Albert M. and Norma A. (Dame) Schooley.
Gregory William Jr., son of Gregory W. and Marguerite J. (Caverly) Semons.
Patrick Joseph, son of Donald J. and Margaret D. (McCarthy) Sheehan. Alan Mark, son of Louis H. and Faith R. (Hurwitz) Shoer. Nancy Anne, daughter of John W. and Agnes E. (Hazard) Silva. Jared Mark, son of Asa E. and Jean E. (Mosher) Snyder.
Karen Winchester, daughter of Chester L. and Harriet C. (Proctor) Somers.
Michael Winslow, son of Howard C. K. and Barbara J. (Johnson) Spears. Daniel Lee, son of Gordon A. and Laura L. (Butler) Taylor. Sharon Ann, daughter of Allston P. and Ruth M. (Mclellan) Thompson. Scott, son of Paul C. and Joan (Bagg) Thomson.
Arthur Leigh III, son of Arthur L. Jr., and Marguerite M. (Bird) Thursland.
Judith Ann, daughter of Robert E. and Priscilla J. (Amnott) Tindley. Bruce Michael, son of Robert J. and Mildred A. (Young) Tobyne. Lorna Ruth, daughter of Frank L. Jr., and Evalyn R. (Wallace) Tree. Andrew Norman, son of Robert O. and Joan M. (April) Tremblay. Robert James, son of Robert HI. and Ellen M. (Walsh) Trussell. John Samuel, son of Paul S. and Theresa G. (D'Amato) Tucker. Margo, daughter of John J. and Mary (Laberis) Wallace. Dana Marshall, son of Marshall I. and Barbara H. (Jones) Washburn. Kevin Joseph, son of Carl A. and Marilyn (St. Pierre) Weaver. Kimberly Ann, daughter of John P. and Barbara J. (Entwistle) White. James Mattocks III, son of James M. Jr., and Nita (Michelini) White. Debbie Ann, daughter of William A. and Jo-Ann B. (Tiese) Wood. Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Joseph W. and Lillian T. (Ellis) Yasi. Katherine Anne, daughter of Theodore B. and Dorothy M. (Ruth) Yasi.
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1957 MARRIAGES RECORDED
George C. Adams, Jr., of Williamstown, Massachusetts Shirley A. Whipple of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Raymond F. Atwood, Jr., of Beverly, Massachusetts Solveig M. Johnson of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Raymond Lawrence Bailey of Lynn, Massachusetts Marguerite E. Clarke of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Merrill J. Baumann of Hamilton, Massachusetts Barbara Bell Soule of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Arthur Laurence Bennett Jr. of South Hamilton, Massachusetts Pauline Teresa Leveille of Amesbury, Massachusetts
Ronald P. Bloom of Okabena, Minnesota Anne MacCurrach of Hamilton, Massachusetts
David Larcom Brennan of Wenham, Massachusetts Lynda Carmen Guerriero of Beverly, Massachusetts
Frederick W. Burns of Hamilton, Massachusetts Marjorie A. Connolly of Somerville, Massachusetts
George S. Coffin of Waltham, Massachusetts Barbara F. Bradford of Boston, Massachusetts
Francis J. Collins of Hamilton, Massachusetts Bonny L. Adams of Manchester, Massachusetts
Charles Russell Cook of Hamilton, Massachusetts Emily Louise Nickerson of Hamilton, Massachusetts
David W. Cooper of Hamilton, Massachusetts Dorothy G. Comeau of Ipswich, Massachusetts
Thomas Corbett of Beverly, Massachusetts Beverly Ann Knowlton of Beverly, Massachusetts
William Eugene Dawson of Beverly, Massachusetts Sandra Jean Bertone of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Harold E. Doyle Jr., of Hamilton, Massachusetts Katherine L. Pietrini of Beverly, Massachusetts
Richard A. Platt of Dubuque, Iowa Barbara I. Sheppard of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Charles W. Randall of West Hartford, Connecticut Priscilla Louise Wood of Hamilton, Massachusetts
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Bruce Norman Ranger of Hamilton, Massachusetts Lucy Charlotte Martin of Essex, Massachusetts
Gordon Melvin Richards of Beverly, Massachusetts Diana Elcina Low of Beverly, Massachusetts
Roy Albert St. Germain of Hamilton, Massachusetts Anne Marie Walke of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Ray M. Sanford, Jr., of Hamilton, Massachusetts Anna M. Shuttleworth of Peru, Massachusetts
Laurence C. Smith of Hamilton, Massachusetts Elizabeth A. Loud of Hamilton, Massachusetts
George Almond Spurling of Rowley, Massachusetts Dorothy Louise Coe of Hamilton, Massachusetts
David G. Steeves of Hamilton, Massachusetts Shirley R. Junkins of Wakefield, Massachusetts
William Marshall Weston of Marblehead, Massachusetts Anne Marie Lombard of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Richard LeFavor Wiggin II of Hamilton, Massachusetts Alice Bemis of Concord, Massachusetts
Jeffrey Thomas Williams of Buffalo, New York June Ann Dupray of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Stephen Stanley Zagorski, Jr., of Reading, Massachusetts Karen Winnifred Johnson of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Albert P. Gillissen of Hamilton, Massachusettss Germaine Soucy of Lawrence, Massachusetts
Thomas E. Greene of Wenham, Massachusetts Joanne M. Cox of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Nathaniel Chester Hart of Gloucester, Massachusetts June Louise Sahagen of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Paul Arnold Howard of Hamilton, Massachusetts Patricia Ann Scharffenberg of Lynn, Massachusetts
Harry W. Huckins of Beverly, Massachusetts Lillian A. Ward of Hamilton, Massachusetts
William G. Humphrey, Jr., of Hamilton, Massachusetts Foye Mae Helms of Gloucester, Massachusetts
Franklyn A. Johnson of Hamilton, Massachusetts Constance M. Flynn of Danvers, Massachusetts
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Otto Augustus Koppana, Jr., of Gloucester, Massachusetts Jeannette Florence Nardella of Beverly Farms, Massachusetts
Thaddeus J. Krolicki of Pawtucket, Rhode Island Gail Carolyn Gourdeau of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Albert Jean LeBel of Hamilton, Massachusetts Edith Charlotte Woodberry of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Philip Carson Locke of Hamilton, Massachusetts Jennie Agnes Smith of Lynn, Massachusetts
Edmund J. McCarthy of Holyoke, Massachusetts Barbara Ann Sihpol of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Wilbur Davis McKeen of Swampscott, Massachusetts Audrey May Moad of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Thomas Hector Mclaughlin of Hamilton, Massachusetts Barbara Gale of Salem, Massachusetts
Nicholas P. Mazzetta of Beverly, Massachusetts Carol A. Peek of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Walter M. Nelson of Hamilton, Massachusetts Arlene Althea Stone of Hamilton, Massachusetts
James B. Parker Jr., of Hamilton, Massachusetts Patricia L. Foote of Hamilton, Massachusetts
Thomas Edward Persson of Lynn, Massachusetts Sandra Lee Cooper of Hamilton, Massachusetts
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1957 DEATHS RECORDED
Name
Years
Months
Days
Carl G. Anderson
49
3
6
Hazel C. Archer (Churchill)
61
10
30
Jessie V. (Dunn) Bodge
57
9
10
Ethel Boreham (Gentles)
81
5
3
Joseph D. Bowden
82
Glenn R. Brooks
5
26
Mary A. Butler (Bidwell)
87
7
25
Philip O. Coffin
75
6
2
Sarah Collins (French)
80
11
23
L. Harold Cushman
64
8
13
Melville S. Day
74
26
Amos A. Dolliver
68
10
10
Annie T. Faulkner
72
Ethel Feindle (Sprott)
69
4
12
Graziella M. Fraser
84
Doris E. (Clark) Haley
54
6
7
Edward J. Hopping
60
9
12
Archie R. Keach
63
1
11
Theresa J. Kieley
55
3
15
Theodore Laurion
52
Annie Cunningham Lee
79
0
19
Adelaide L. Lynch (Lavin)
64
6
9
Benjamin Pitman Moreland
73
6
8
Addie Safford (Dane)
94
-
-
Roy E. Shannehan
59
1
20
Marian Theriault
56
-
Frank Louis Tree
71
5
29
A. Gertrude Underhill
74
4
17
Edward Arthur Underhill
72
6
5
Irene K. Walker
60
1 28
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-
-
-
-
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JURY LIST FOR 1958
A. Leon Anderson, 107 School Street Philip R. Askman, 68 Plum Street John C. Back, 50 Hamilton Avenue George S. Cann, 49 Hamilton Avenue Jane W. Caraganis, Sagamore Farm Rd. Alice P. Chase, 36 Lorenzo Street William R. Corning, 394 Essex Street William F. Cox, 6 Orchard Road Guy A. Crosby, 81 Lake Drive Rosamond M. Cushman, 28 Home Street George W. Dixon, 3 Sharon Road Alfred Edmondson, 175 Willow Street Walter G. Estey, 36 Orchard Street Brainard D. Feltis, 82 Union Street Joseph R. Gates, 68 Union Street Donald E. Healey, Forest Street Robert F. Horsman, 458 Asbury Street
Harold M. Johnson Sr., 183 Linden Street Ward Jones, 84 Union Street Robert P. Marchand, 70 Cunningham Drive Touzel Mollet, 734 Highland Street Robert N. Peale, 30 Park Street John V. Penney, 33 Bridge Street Leon A. Perkins, 148 Asbury Street Wanda H. Piper, 428 Essex Street Georgette D. Pratt, 1 Howard Street Horst M. W. Prehl, 5 Dodge Park John H. Quinn, Jr., 35 Maple Street Edward W. Seaver, 14 Garfield Avenue Wayne A. Shafer, Jr., 67 Rust Street Osmond R. Thissell, 363 Bridge Street Winston H. Tirrell, 233 Lake Drive Frank W. Wetherbee, 200 Asbury Street John H. Wetson, 8 Naples Road Edward L. Wheatly, Jr., 260 Moulton Street Nellie E. Woodman, 409 Essex Street Evaline M. Young, 128 Linden Street
GORDON
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LIB RARY
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REPORT OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
To The Honorable Board of Selectmen:
GENTLEMEN :
I herewith submit my report of building permits issued during the year 1957.
I have issued a total of seventy-four permits comprised of the fol- lowing :
New Dwellings
26
Garages
7
Additions
30
Demolished
7
Police Station & Fire House
1
Commercial Buildings
1
Brooder House
1
Stable
1
Total (74)
May I take this opportunity to thank all Town Officials and the applicants for their sincere cooperation.
Respectfully yours,
FRANK W. BUZZELL,
Building Inspector
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REPORT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
To the. Honorable Board of Selectmen :
The Engineers of the Fire Department herewith submit their report for the year ending December 31, 1957.
The Department responded to 99 alarms during the year.
The amount of hose laid : 3/4"-1415 feet; 12"-1450 feet; 22"- 400 feet.
The amount of water used from booster tanks was 32,900 gallons. 350 feet of 12" hose and 1000 feet of 3/4" hose was purchased.
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