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200.00
0
0
0
Minot F. Williamson
200.00
0
0
0
Muriel Smellie
50.00
0
0
0
$11,466.40
$288.64
$257.06
$1,282.35
Charles H. Pike Fund
200.00
2.75
0
2.75
$11,666.40
$291.39
$257.06
$1,285.10
Respectfully submitted, MARGARET CROWELL, Treasurer
REPORT OF COLLECTOR
1947 REAL ESTATE $5.00 Abated
$5.00
1947 PERSONAL PROPERTY
$2.43
Outstanding 12-31-50
$5.43
Returned to treasurer Abated
3.00
$5.43
$5.43
1948 REAL ESTATE
Outstanding 12-31-50
$606.06
Returned to treasurer
$151.26
Abated
130.99
Outstanding 12-31-51
323.81
$606.06 1948 PERSONAL PROPERTY
Outstanding 12-31-50
$124.02
Abated
$65.72
Outstanding 12-31-51
58.30
$124.02
$124.02
1949 REAL ESTATE
Outstanding 12-31-50
$3,961.86
Returns to treasurer
$2,968.59
Refunds
6.62
Abated
3.98
Overpayments
2.35
Tax titles
22.00
Outstanding 12-31-51
976.26
$3,970.83 1949 PERSONAL PROPERTY
$3,970.83
Outstanding 12-31-50
$58.30
Outstanding 12-31-51
$58.30
1949 POLL
$10.00
Returns to treasurer Abated
$2.00
Outstanding 12-31-50
8.00
$10.00
$10.00
0
0.52
Tax title disclaimed
$606.06
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TOWN OF NORWELL
1949 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE
Outstanding 12-31-50 $272.04
Returns to treasurer
$94.57
Abated 71.21
Outstanding 12-31-51
106.26
$272.04
$272.04
1950 REAL ESTATE
Outstanding 12-31-50
$15,969.20
Returns to treasurer
$10,305.78
Refunds
141.98
Tax Titles
2.95
Overpayments
.82
Abatements
147.97
Outstanding 12-31-51
5,655.30
$16,112.00 1950 PERSONAL PROPERTY
$16,112.00
Outstanding 12-31-50 Refunds
$860.41
Returns to treasurer
$ 618.34
442.50
Abatements
445.45
Outstanding 12-31-51
239.12
$1,302.91
$1,302.91
1950 POLL
Outstanding 12-31-50
$52.00
Returns to treasurer
$18.00
Abatements
26.00
Outstanding 12-31-51
8.00
$52.00 1950 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE
$52.00
Outstanding 12-31-50
$3,637.30
Returns to treasurer
$1,541.42
Committed
330.92
Abatements
1,794.23
Refunds
120.50
Outstanding 12-31-51
753.07
$4,088.72
$4,088.72
1950 MOTH
Outstanding 12-31-50
$85.50
Returns to treasurer
$44.00
Outstanding 12-31-51
41.50
$85.50
$85.50
Committed
$177,778.85
Returns to treasurer
$154,649.25
Refunds
868.06
Tax Titles
93.45
Adjustment
20.00
Abatements
2,449.78
Overpayments
.65
Outstanding 12-31-51
21,475.08
$178,667.56
$178,667.56
Committed
$10,694.88
Returns to treasurer
$10,341.02
Abatements
22.75
Outstanding 12-31-51
331.11
$10,694.88
$10,694.88
1951 POLL
Committed
$1,742.00
Returns to treasurer
$1,458.00
Refunds
10.00
Abatements
64.00
Outstanding 12-31-51
230.00
$1,752.00
$1,752.00
1951 REAL ESTATE
1951 PERSONAL PROPERTY
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ONE-HUNDRED-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
1951 MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE
Committed
$26,390.10 Returns to treasurer
$23,917.19
Refunds
1,142.33
Abatements
1,862.61
Overpayments
67.66
Outstanding 12-31-51
1,820.29
$27,600.09
$27,600.09
1951 MOTH
Committed
$644.50
Returns to treasurer
$504.50
Adjustment
20.00
Outstanding 12-31-51
120.00
$644.50
$644.50
WATER
Outstanding 12-31-50
$493.52
Returns to treasurer
$1,421.09
Committed
1,937.92
Outstanding 12-31-51
1,010.95
Overpaid
.60
$2,432.04
$2,432.04
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Outstanding 12-31-50
$763.35
Returned to treasurer
$1,049.23
Committed
457.35
Abatements
5.29
Outstanding
166.18
$1,220.70
$1,220.70
PUBLIC WELFARE
Committed
$1,856.05
Returns to treasurer
$864.80
Outstanding 12-31-51
991.25
$1,856.05
$1,856.05
VETERANS' BENEFITS $67.58 Returns to treasurer
$67.58
WASHINGTON STREET CEMETERY
$202.50
Committed
$281.00
Returns to treasurer Outstanding 12-31-51
78.50
$281.00
$281.00
WILLIAM J. LEONARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Committed
$11.52
Abated
$6.52
Outstanding 12-31-51
5.00
$11.52
$11.52
Interest Collected Costs Collected
$595.79
$239.55
DONALD C. WILDER Town Collector
Committed
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TOWN OF NORWELL
REPORT OF THE ASSESSORS 1951 RECAPITULATION
TOWN
Raised at Annual Town Meeting
$272,407.85
From Surplus
28,800.00
$301,207.85
STATE
State Parks and Reservations
339.05
State Audit of Municipal Accounts
795.82
Underestimates of 1950
221.25
1,356.12
COUNTY
County Tax
8,774.26
Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment
4,786.88
13,561.14
OVERLAY of current year
5,324.39
GROSS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED
$321,449.50
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Income Tax
25,674.64
Corporation Taxes
6,077.61
Old Age Tax (Meals)
446.97
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
23,000.00
Licenses
850.00
Special Assessments-Moth
644.50
Town Hall Rentals
250.00
Charities
1,500.00
Old Age Assistance
17,000.00
Veterans' Benefits
900.00
Schools
12,767.00
Water Department
2,500.00
Interest
600.00
School Building Refund
9,320.00
Chapter 580, Acts of 1950 Meal Tax
391.10
Gas and Electric Franchise Tax
1,107.88
Transferred from Available Funds
Total estimated receipts and available funds TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXA- TION
$189,565.60
TABLE OF AGGREGATES
Number of Persons Assessed
Individual
All Others*
Total
On Personal Estate Only
55
11
66
On Real Estate Only
1,058
20
1,078
On Both Personal and Real Estate
102
3
105
*Partnerships, Associations or Trusts, Corporations Total Number of Persons Assessed
1,249
Number of Polls Assessed
773
103,029.70 28,854.20
$131,883.90
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ONE-HUNDRED-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
NUMBER OF LIVE STOCK ESTIMATED UNDER SECTION 36, CHAP- TER 59
Horses (1 year old or over)
50
Cows (Milch)
78
Yearlings
42
Swine (6 Months old, or over)
10
Sheep (6 Months old, or over)
40
Fowl
13,900
All other
357
Number of Acres of Land Assessed
11,927
Number of Dwelling Houses Assessed
954
RALPH H. COLEMAN, Chairman EARLE F. ALLEN JAMES A. LIDDELL Board of Assessors
LIST OF PERSONS QUALIFIED TO SERVE AS JURORS IN THE TOWN OF NORWELL From July 1, 1950 to July 1, 1951
Allen, Earle F., Consulting Engineer
Cross Street
Blackhall, Allan J., Construction Engineer
Bond, John C., Public Relations
River Street Central Street Mt. Blue Street
Brooks, Richard H., Retired
Bullard, William B., Restaurateur
Main Street
Campbell, Thomas H., Service Station
Main Street
Cunningham, Edward J., Blue Cross
Church Street Washington Street
Dickman, Herman, Retired Dyer, Arthur H., Retired
Farmer, Edward F., Retired
Fuller, Timothy, Author
Stetson Road Washington Street Pleasant Street Main Street
Howes, Alfred G., Undertaker
Leavitt, John H., Sr., Sales Engineer
Mt. Blue Street
Lincoln, Lyman W., Lumber
Lincoln Street Washington Street
MacHarg, Alexander, Restaurateur
Washington Street Stetson Road
Magoun, Everett C., Salesman Maxwell, Andrew J., Carpenter McMullan, Richard D., Business Manager
Main Street
Mead, Alden H., Commercial Engineer
High Street Central Street
Morton, Charles E., Cabinet Maker
off Stetson Road Main Street
Robinson, Mark M., Salesman
off Stetson Road
Shearer, Howard A., Insurance
White, Bernard W., Carpenter
Tiffany Road High Street
Mitchell, Douglas S., Contractor
Mott, S. Lawrence, Florist
75
TOWN OF NORWELL
LIST OF PERSONS QUALIFIED TO SERVE AS JURORS IN THE TOWN OF NORWELL From July 1, 1951 to July 1, 1952
Arnold, Ruth, Secretary
Church Street
Bennett, Edith P., Housewife
Main Street
Blackhall, Allan J., Construction Engineer
River Street Mt. Blue Street
Brooks, Richard H., Water Commissioner
Main Street
Cruff, Helene B., At Home
Davis, John D., Salesman
Desgranges, May Chase, At Home
Farmer, Edward F., Retired
Gordon, Louise A., At Home
Guthrie, Douglas, Tree Surgeon
Hills, Hilda C., At Home
Kenney, Herman H., Mechanic
Kelly, James J., Clerk
Washington Street
McGill, Lindsay, Craftsman
Washington Street Central Street
Moon, Roland L., Theatre Manager
Winter Street
Piotti, John J., Postman Robinson, Mark M., Photographer
Central Street Off Stetson Road Mill Lane
Ross, Ida, At Home
Shearer, Howard A., Insurance
Virtue, Henrietta, At Home
White, Bernard W., Carpenter
Tiffany Road Mt. Blue Street High Street
JURORS DRAWN January 1, 1951 to January 1, 1952
Blackhall, Allan J., Construction Engineer
River Street
Bond, John C., Public Relations Dickman, Herman, Retired
Fuller, Timothy, Author
Guthrie, Douglas, Tree Surgeon
Central Street Washington Street Pleasant Street Fox Hill Lane Main Street
Howes, Alfred G., Undertaker
Maxwell, Andrew J., Carpenter
Stetson Road
Magoun, Everett C., Proprietor Piotti, John J., Postman
Washington Street Central Street
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN NORWELL DURING 1951
Feb. 3 Married in Scituate, Mass., Seth A. Carey of Norwell and Elsie R. Raitto of Braintree, by Norbert H. McInnis, Priest. March 25 Married in West Bridgewater, Mass., William E. Rockwell of West Bridgewater, and Eva F. Jackson of Norwell by Francis S. Shea, Priest.
May 6 Married in Braintree, Mass., William Lauder Mesheau of Norwell and Shirley May Blomgren of South Braintree, by John Prescott Robertson, Clergyman.
Brooks, Ruth E., At Home
River Street Main Street Common Street
Washington Street Main Street Fox Hill Lane High Street Grove Street Cross Street
Magoun, Everett C., Proprietor
Mitchell, Douglas S., Contractor
76
ONE-HUNDRED-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
May 20 Married in Norwell, Robert Shortall and Lyda Ruth West, both of Norwell by Norbert H. McInnis, Priest.
June 9 Married in Hanover, Mass., Raymond Ulmont Osborne of North Hanover and Esther Osborne Cornwell, of Norwell, by Rev. Robert F. Bishop, Minister of the Gospel.
June 16 Married in Cohasset, Mass., Richard Sargent Bates of East Weymouth and Carol Emery Leonard of Norwell, by Charles Chase Wil- son, Clergyman.
June 30 Married in Scituate, Mass., Cameron Muirhead Baird of Norwell, and Ann Elizabeth Graham of Scituate by Edward W. Desmond, Priest.
July 3 Married in Nashua, N. H., George Thomas Dickson of Boston, Mass., and Jeanne Girard Vadi of Norwell, by Willis Hubert Porter, Min- ister of the Gospel.
July 15 Married in Norwell, Mass., Roland William Alger, Jr., of East Bridgewater and Ruth Helen Jackson of Norwell, by William Chann- ing Brown, Clergyman.
Aug. 8 Married in Norwell, Mass., Robert Arthur Wessman of Nor- well, and Shirley Louise Stewart of Oscoda, Mich., by George A. Morgan, S.J., Priest.
Aug. 18 Married in Hanover, Mass., John Newell Jordan of Plastow, N. H. and Helene Cruff (Bennett) by Herbert Johnson, Episcopal Priest.
Aug. 31 Married in Winchendon, Mass., Stafford E. Hardwick of Norwell and Gladys Margaret Sturrock of Quincy by Arthur F. Evans, Justice of the Peace.
Sept. 8 Married in Norwell, Mass., Thomas H. Beal of Hanover and Merita King of Norwell, by Herman H. Geertz, Clergyman.
Sept. 12 Married in Whitman, Mass., Augustus E. Bouldry Jr. of East Bridgewater and Edna M. Wolfe of Norwell by Charles C. Boyd, Jr., Episcopal Priest.
Sept. 21 Married in Hanover, Mass., James M. Hickey of Chicopee, and Dorothy S. Hall of Norwell by Earl F. Shepherd, Justice of the Peace.
Oct. 5 Married in Williamstown, Mass., Eldon S. Whiting of Norwell and Carolyn M. Coty of Whitman by John H. Quinn, Justice of the Peace.
Oct. 13 Married in Plymouth, N. H., Edwin Whitmore Colby, Jr. of Norwell and Priscilla Alden Gauley of North Hanover by Deane L. Hodges, Clergyman.
Oct. 20 Married in Braintree, Mass., Leonard John Cushen of Wey- mouth and Elizabeth Irene Hansen of Norwell by William R. Reid, Clergy- man.
Oct. 20 Married in Norwell, Mass., Ellsworth L. Farrar and Made- line E. Lawrence both of Norwell by Herman H. Geertz, Clergyman.
Oct. 20 Married in Norwell, Mass., Theodore James Holland of Scituate and Helen Marie McHugh of Norwell by Norbert H. McInnis, Priest.
Oct. 27 Married in Norwell, Mass., George H. Eckhardt, Jr. of Wal- pole and Marjorie Jean MacDougall of Norwell by Rev. Raymond J. Baughan, Clergyman.
Nov. 7 Married in Scituate, Mass., John A. Orcutt and Dorothea Bernard Snader both of Norwell by Herman H. Geertz, Clergyman.
. Dec. 15 Married in Milton. Moss., William S. Southworth, Jr. of Norwell and Shirley K. Blackwell of Quincy by George B. Ratcliffe, Clergy- man.
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TOWN OF NORWELL
Parents Be Sure to Record the Birth of Your Child With Given Name in Full
READ THE LAW
"Parents, within forty days after the birth of a child, and every householder within forty days after a birth in his house, shall cause notice thereof to be given to the clerk of the town where such child is born .***** " -General Laws, Chap. 46, Sec. 6.
Send postcard to Town Clerk asking for blanks upon which to make return. If left to hospital to make return, information may reach Town Clerk too late for publication in Town Report of birth year.
Some of the Many Reasons Why Births Should Be Recorded
To establish identity
To prove nationality
To prove legitimacy
To show when child has the right to enter school
To show when the child has the right to seek employment under the child labor law
To establish the right of inheritance to property
To establish liability to military duty, as well as exemption therefrom To establish age and citizenship in order to vote
To qualify to hold title to, and to buy or sell real estate
To prove the age at which the marriage contract may be entered into To prove age to determine validity of a contract entered into by an alleged minor
To prove age for Old Age Assistance
To prove age so as to have the right to take Civil Service Examina- tions
Your Co-operation to the End That All Births May Be Properly Recorded Will Be Greatly Appreciated
BIRTHS RECORDED IN NORWELL DURING 1951
Name of Child
Name of Parents
William H. Turner and Jane
Paul Gordon Jeyne and Priscilla William M. Carrica and Martha A.
Liddell Sands Hartland
Bradeen
18
Robert Michael Brizick
William Fred Lavery and Doris Adeline Robert Brizick and Jeannette Beatrice Stanley J. Szwed and Elizabeth
Chaffin
FEB.
15
Paul Allen Roberts Alfred Gabrunas, Jr.
Vaigauskas
Eldridge Linscott
Boston Weymouth Norwell
MAR. 12
Nancy Gail Alvanas Theodore Arthur Tolman
Jack Manuel Alvanas and Virginia V. Arthur M. Tolman and Jean
Gonsalves
Plymouth
19
Frederick Joseph Rosebach, Jr.
Frederick J. Rosebach and Geraldine Roger B. Gookins and Barbara
Clayton
Cohasset
24
Stephen Russell Torrey
Russell Alden Torrey and Helene Fred E. Rayner and Ella Louise
Blaisdell
Weymouth Brockton
25 APR. 2
Helen Marie Albert
Robert J. Albert and Agnes M.
Hurley
Boston
9
Donna Repplier
Ewing Repplier and Doris John E. Andrews and Ruth M.
Jones
Boston
20
Denise Mary Heredeen
Fred G. Heredeen and Esmeralda
Guarino
Quincy
20
Betsy Anne Campbell Joanne Marie Jessop
Thomas H. Campbell and Dorothy G. Joseph Jessop and Mae Isabelle
Card
Brockton
27 MAY 3
Carl Marcus Hall
Brown
Weymouth
4
5
31
Evelyn Lorraine Howes Neil Roy Bergren Mark Allen
Irving Alger Hall, Jr. and Julia E. Richard W. Howes and Sally L. Roy W. Bergren and Anna E. Richard S. Allen and Miriam D.
Kenneth F. Service and Phyllis I. Warren E. Shaw and Mary E.
Holbrook Woodward
Plymouth Weymouth
ONE-HUNDRED-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
Bejune
Boston
19 22
28
Melissa Mae Copeland Baby Boy Lincoln
Francis Allen Roberts and M. Louise Alfred Gabrunas and Eugenia Gordon E. Copeland and Phyllis D. C. Vincent Lincoln and Alice
King
Weymouth
13
Babino
Brockton
22
Roger Byrne Gookins, Jr.
Walter
Nichols
Weymouth
17
Merriel Andrews
Lind
Plymouth
Weymouth Norwell Weymouth
JUNE 5 8
Christine Dale Service Dana Howard Shaw
Maiden Name of Mother
Place of Birth
Date JAN. 5 7 11 13
Premature Cynthia Jevne
James Allen Carrica
Kathleen Mae Lavery
Strachan
28
Brion Peter Szwed
Weymouth Weymouth Norwell Weymouth Weymouth Weymouth
78
Henderson
Fredrickson
Osborne
Ruth Ellen Rayner
Date 13 23 23 29 JULY 12 20 21 AUG. 7
Name of Child Paula Geraldine Froom Susan Alice Hornsby John Elliott Davis Alice Clara Tileston
Name of Parents Paul N. Froom, Jr. and Sylvia Geraldine Len Hornsby and Therese F. Richard W. Davis and Alice Robert C. Tileston and Mary A.
Maiden Name of Mother Card Duquette Wadsworth Kline
Bruce
Boston
Stringer Igo
Brockton Boston
John William Strachan, Jr.
John W. Strachan and Dorothy C.
Bond
Weymouth
20 22
Susan Jean Miller
Charles H. Miller and Patricia
Black
26
Robert Paddon Lloyd
George H. Lloyd and Jean R.
Paddon
Chelsea Boston Weymouth
SEPT. 6
Muriel Priscilla Gabriel
Frederick C. Gabriel and Ruth M. Emanuel A. Joseph and Charlotte E.
Dowd
Weymouth
8 8
Frederick Alexander Joseph Laurence Alexander Joseph Sandra Lee Lovell
Emanuel A. Joseph and Charlotte E. Theodore G. Lovell and Natalie George W. Galagher and Eleanor I.
Hansen
Weymouth
30 OCT. 10 11
Stephen Paradise
Alphonse J. Paradise and Elsie V. William J. Yetman and Frances H.
Shea
NOV. 5
Steven Earl Knudsen
Frank N. Knudsen and Phyllis M.
Anderson
Quincy
14
William Curtis Power
Farthing
Weymouth
14
Richard Farthing Power
Farthing
Weymouth
28
William Dean Marland, Jr. Paul Hallaren
Wadsworth
Boston
29 DEC. 1
Claire Macdonald
Weymouth
7
Roarke Dickson
Boston
12
Gregory William Harriman
13
Dianne Victoria Leavitt
18
Linda Susan Barra
Frederick J. Barra and Eleanor B.
Haggett
Weymouth
22
Linda Wadsworth
Loring L. Wadsworth and Norma
Joseph
Weymouth
79
Place of Birth Brookline Boston Weymouth Plymouth
John H. Lancaster and Margaret John Robert Reardon and Betty Dunn William F. Peterson and Margaret M.
Robert D. Barry and Margery
Belcher
Studer
Weymouth
Dowd
Weymouth +
Wilder
Weymouth
12
Stephen Michael Galagher
Pineo
Weymouth Weymouth
Mary Lauren Yetman
Tileston Curtis Power and Elizabeth J. Tileston Curtis Power and Elizabeth J. William D. Marland and Marguerite E. William D. Hallaren and Elizabeth
Knowles
Weymouth
Allen James F. Macdonald, Jr. and Patricia George T. Dickson and Jeanne G. Charles W. Harriman and Marguerite E. Thetonia Vadi Thomas Leavitt, Jr. and June
Weymouth
Rothman
Boston
TOWN OF NORWELL
Patricia Barry
Bruce Henry Lancaster Laurel Stringer Reardon Mark Peterson
80
DEATHS RECORDED IN NORWELL DURING 1951
Age
Date of Death
Name
Y M D
Cause of Death
Place of Death
Place of Burial
JAN. 4 Walter H. Johnson
73
4 25 Carcinoma of Sigmoid-Metastases Hemorrhagic Diathesis
Norwell Weymouth
First Parish, Norwell First Parish, Norwell
5 Premature
5 Isaac W. Lincoln
86 3 4 Acute bronchitis and broncho
pneumonia
Boston Norwell
Mt. Pleasant, Arlington, Mt. Wollaston, Quincy
13
9 Francis M. McArdell Barbara Charlotte Mc- Keand
68 9 18
Myocardial infarction
MAR.
2 Baby Boy Lincoln
56 hrs.
Adrenal hemorrhage
Boston
Washington St., Norwell
APR. 9 Thomas F. O'Brien
65
Advanced Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Hanson
Calvary, Boston
MAY 2 Susan Eliza Swallow 90
4
7 General Arterio Sclerosis Metastatic Carcinoma
Norwell Norwell
Mt. Auburn, Cambridge C First Parish, Norwell
3
Marion Gertrude Merritt 79
8
9
3 Wilhelmina L. Routhier 60
6 2
Compound Fracture Skull, Inter- nal Injuries Fracture Skull, Multiple Fracture of extremities
Norwell
St. Joseph's, Boston
3 Isadore H. Madoff
60
16 Frank Wendell Rounds
68
5 23
Heart Disease, presumably coron- ary Sclerosis
Riverside, So. Paris, Me.
18 William Arthur Yourell
40
3 30 Coronary Occlusion
21 Lars Mikkelsen
84
6
9 Broncho Pneumonia Myocardial Infarction
29 Emma Bailey
81
JUNE
29 Fidela E. Dolleris 29 Velma May (Booth) Lin- coln
64
2 10
76 1
4 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
JULY
11 Cecelia Frances Tenney
2 10 Carcinoma Pulmonary
30 Robert Grover Martin
84 63
7
1 Suicide by carbon monoxide gas
Weymouth Norwell
Pinehurst, Norwell St. Joseph's, Boston
ONE-HUNDRED-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
Norwell Meretz, Woburn
Norwell Norwell Washington St., Norwell Norwell Oak Grove, Gloucester Bethlehem, Pa. First Parish, Norwell
Norwell Woodlawn, Everett
Carcinomatosis
Norwell Mt. Pleasant, Arlington
12 hrs.
Abt. 66
Broncho Pneumonia
Norwell Forest Hills, Boston
Date of Death Name
Age
Y M D
Cause of Death
Place of Death
Place of Burial
AUG. 26 Ashburton Webster Pin- son 28 Marie E. Geller
82
36
3
3
SEPT. 2 Edith Thatcher Sears
76
5
12
5
Edward Brewster
85
7
2
7
Martha Adelaide Clapp
72
10 14
Broncho Pneumonia Recurrent Glioblastoma
Norwell Boston
St. Mary's, Scituate Pinehurst, Norwell
Norwell Forest Hills, Boston
Boston Washington St., Norwell
Norwell Groveland, Scituate
Abington Maplewood, Norwich, Conn. Braintree Mt. Hope, Scituate
11
Bert Irving Richardson Peter J. Smellie
57
7
6 Coronary Thrombosis
OCT. 13 Jane S. Cox
75
3
0
Coronary Artery Disease
NOV.
1 John Albert Prest
82
2
4
Coronary Thrombosis
2 Albert Billings Briggs
73
4
15
3 Mary Elizabeth Oakman
73
6
29
Heart Disease, presumably coron- ary sclerosis
Norwell Pinehurst, Norwell
23
Thomas John Keane
79
1
1 Carcinoma of left ear with metas- tases
26
John Waters Queen
65
8 22
DEC. 1 Edwin Harold Osborne
67
10
Metastatic Adeno-carcinoma
Quincy Washington St., Norwell
3
George Lancaster Snow- dale
56
7 17
Coronary emphysema Occlusion
19 Simon W. Knowles
74
8 27 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
Weymouth Pine Grove, Lynn
20 Samuel Turner
57 2 17 Cerebral Hemorrhage
Norwell
Washington St., Norwell
26 William Herbert Blan- chard
64
8 23 Portal Cirrhosis
Norwell
Forest Hills, Boston
68
8
7 Bronchiogenic Carcinoma
20
(Seltzer)
83
22
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Boston Washington St,, Norwell,
Norwell Mt. Pleasant, Rockland
Norwell Washington St., Norwell
Cerebral Emboli
Norwell First Parish, Norwell
Norwell Washington St., Norwell
Respiratory Acidosis Chronic pul- monary
Norwell Pinehurst, Norwell
Norwell Pinehurst, Norwell
TOWN OF NORWELL
81
5 18
Generalized Carcinomatasis Massive Pulmonary Embolism Essential Hypertension and Vascu- lar Disease
9 Emma Louisa Barteau
82
BROUGHT INTO TOWN FOR BURIAL IN 1951
Date of Death
Name
Cause of Death
Y
Age M
D
Jan. 5 Mabel B. (Davis) Pendleton
Mar. 7
Wilbur C. Purdy
Cerebral Hemorrhage Carcenoma of pancreas Cerebral hemorrhage
72
4
29
Mar. 20
Stillborn
Apr. 30
Donald Earl Wyman
Fractured skull
27
0
8
June 25
Edward A. Knight
60
5
1
Aug. 9
William N. Dunn
Coronary thrombosis
72
-
Aug. 11
Emma Richards Totman
Cerebral hemorrhage
64
9
19
Sept. 8
Clara A. Gunderway
Coronary thrombosis
76
2
13
Dec. 12
Robert W. MacDonald
Hypostatic pneumonia
82
11
13
First Parish5 First Parish
Dec. 17 Ella K. Torrey
Arterio Sclerotic heart Disease
86
11
25
Feb. 1,
Angina pectoris
65
11
10
First Parish
1927
Fannie B. Torrey Final disposal of ashes
Cerebral hemorrhage
80
5
20
First Parish
Jan. 27,
Howard C. Torrey Final disposal of ashes
1944
Number of Marriages 23
Number of Births-57
Number of Deaths-38
NELLIE L. SPARRELL, Town Clerk.
ONE-HUNDRED-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
Cemetery Where Buried
Washington St. Washington St. First Parish> First Parish Washington St .. First Parish C Washington St. Z Washington St. 5 First Parish2
Mar. 12
Selma Ericson
45
2
10
57
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TOWN OF NORWELL
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts TOWN OF NORWELL WARRANT FOR ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
Plymouth, ss.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Norwell, in said County of Plymouth and Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Greetings:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Norwell, quali- fied to vote in elections and Town affairs to meet at the Cushing Memorial Town Hall in said Norwell, on Monday, the fifth day of March, 1951 at 7:30 p. m. then and there to act upon the following articles, to wit:
Article 1. To see if the town will accept the reports of its off.cers and committees as printed in the Town Report or act on anything relative thereto.
Article 2. To see if the town will vote to fix the salary and compen- sation of all elective officers of the town in the amounts indicated herein and to make such salary or compensation retroactive to January 1, 1951, in accordance with the provisions of Section 108 of Chapter 41 of the Gen- eral Laws, as amended by Chapter 540 of the Acts of 1947; to raise and appropriate any money therefor for the following: Moderator, Selectmen, Assessors, Board of Public Welfare, Town Treasurer, Town Collector, Town Clerk, Highway Surveyor, Tree Warden, Board of Water Commis- sioners, Board of Health and School Committee, or act on anything relative thereto.
Article 3. To raise such sums of money as may be deemed necessary to defray town expenses for the ensuing year and make appropriations for the same for the following purposes: Selectmen's Department, Accounting Department, Treasurer's Department, Collector's Department, Assessors' Department, Town Clerk's Department, Election and Registration Depart- ment, Incidentals, Town Hall Expense, Police Department, Dog Officer, Fire Department, Forest Fire Patrol, Tree Warden, Spraying Elms, Moth Department, Tent Caterpillar, County Aid to Agriculture, Sealing Weights and Measures, Board of Health, Inspector of Animals, School Nurse, Trans- portation of Nurse, School Dentist, Hygienist, School Physician, Highways Town Account, Chapter 81, Chapter 90, Signs and Road Markings, Snow Removal and Sanding, Street Lights, Public Welfare, Old Age Assistance, Aid to Dependent Children, Veterans' Benefits, Schools, Vocational Train- ing, James Library, W. J. Leonard Memorial Library, Water Department, Workmen's Compensation Insurance, Plymouth County Retirement Fund, Reserve Fund, Town Reports and Budget, Memorial Day, Squares and Tri- angles, Mowing Bushes, Town Dump, Cemeteries, Interest, Town Debt, Town Counsel, Unpaid Bills, or act on anything relative thereto.
Article 4. To see if the town will vote to transfer a sufficient sum from the General Fund to balance the amount to be contributed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in connection with Chapter 81, Work on the Highways, or act on anything relative thereto.
Article 5. To see if the town will vote to transfer a sufficient sum from the General Fund to balance the amount to be contributed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the County of Plymouth in connec- tion with Chapter 90, Work on the Highways, or act on anything relative thereto.
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