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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, qualified to vote in elections and town affairs to meet at the Senior High School in said Norwell, on MONDAY, the SEVENTH day of October, 1963 at 7:30 P. M., then and there to act upon the following articles, to wit:
Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate $515, 000. 00 or any other sum, for the construction, original equipment and furnishing of an addition to the Grace Farrar Cole Elementary School; that to meet the foregoing appropriation the sum of $175, 000.00 shall be appropriated by transfer from the Stabilization Fund, and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen shall be authorized to issue $340, 000. 00 bonds or notes of the Town, pursuant to Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948 as amend- ed; and that the grant to be received in the year in which con- struction commences pursuant to Chapter 591 of the Acts of 1959 shall be applied to the cost of the project in lieu of the proceeds of bonds or notes, or act on anything relative thereto.
Requested by the Permanent Building and Maintenance Com- mittee.
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Per-
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manent Building and Maintenance Committee to construct, orig- inally equip and furnish an addition to the Grace Farrar Cole Elementary School and for said purpose to execute and deliver for and on behalf of the Town, all contracts and agreements it shall consider necessary to complete said project, and that said committee shall have full authority to expend for said purposes all appropriations heretofore made for said projects at Town Meetings held March 11, 1963, June 18, 1963, October 7, 1963 or act on anything relative thereto.
Requested by the Permanent Building and Maintenance Com- mittee.
Article 3. To see if the Town will consider a report by the School Committee on current School Department finances, or act on anything relative thereto.
Requested by the School Committee.
Article 4. Will the Town vote to instruct the Board of Select- men, the Board of Health, the Planning Board, the Board of Water Commissioners, the Permanent Drainage Committee and the Conservation Commission to take active steps now to oppose the discharge of sewage or effluent from treatment plants into the North River or its tributaries by Rockland or Scituate or any other town, or act on anything relative thereto.
Requested by more than one hundred citizens.
Article 5. Will the Town vote to instruct the Board of Health to prohibit the dumping in the Town of Norwell of sewage collect- ed from cesspools and septic tanks until a site selected by the Board of Health is approved by vote at a Town Meeting, or act on anything relative thereto.
Requested by more than one hundred citizens.
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Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to purchase a new 3/4 ton four-wheel drive pick up truck for the Highway Depart- ment and to raise and appropriate or appropriate from available S fund the sum of $3,200. 00 or any other sum, or act on anything relative thereto.
Requested by the Highway Department.
Article 7. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate or appropriate from available funds the sum of $415. 65 or any other sum to pay a Quincy City Hospital Bill incurred in 1961 or act on anything relative thereto.
Requested by the Board of Public Welfare.
You are directed to serve this Warrant by posting a copy thereof, attested to by you in writing, at each of five public places in the Town, seven days at least before the time for holding the Meeting called for in the Warrant. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this Warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk of said Town on or before the Seventh day of October 1963
Given under our hands at Norwell this twenty-sixth day of September in the year of our Lord, 1963.
G. HERBERT REPASS, Chairman
CHESTER A. RIMMER
CHARLES H. WHITING
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"'I hereby certify that I have posted said warrant in accordance with the town by-law and make this my return.
HARLAND W. FARRAR Constable
Town of Norwell"
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, OCTOBER 7, 1963
Pur suant to the foregoing warrant, the voters met at the Nor- well Senior High School on October 7, 1963. The meeting was opened at 8:10 P. M. by the Moderator, Mr. Joseph M. Silvia, with 200 voters present. Tellers were appointed and sworn to the faithful performance of their duties, as follows: George Dumas, Head Teller; William Freehill, Arthur Muzrall, Rev. Warren Roberts, Chester Bell and Paul Keefe. It was voted to admit 4 non-voters, and they were seated in front seats to the right of the Moderator.
Motion made, seconded and votea to omit the reading of the Warrant. The Town Clerk read the return of service by the Con- stable, Harland W. Farrar.
Article I. Motion made and seconded to appropriate $422, 000. for the construction, original equipment and furnishing of an addition to the Grace Farrar Cole Elementary School; that to meet the foregoing appropriation the sum of $182, 000. shall be appropriated by transfer from the Stabilization Fund and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, shall be author- ized to issue $140, 000. bonds or notes of the Town, pursuant to Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948 as amended; and that the grant to be received in the year in which construction commences pur- suant to Chapter 591 of the Acts of 1959 as amended, in the amount of $100, 000. shall be applied to the cost of the project.
Motion made, seconded and voted that Article I be amended by adding after the words "bonds or notes of the Town" in the original motion, the following phrase: "for a term not exceeding five years. "
The motion as amended was voted: "to appropriate $422, 000. for the construction, original equipment and furnishing of an ad- ditionto the Grace Farrar Cole Elementary School; that to meet
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the foregoing appropriation, the sum of $182, 000. shall be ap- propriated by transfer from the Stabilization Fund and the Trea- surer, with the approval of the Selectmen shall be authorized to issue $140, 000. bonds or notes of the Town, for a term not ex- ceeding five years, pursuant to Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948 as amended, and that the grant to be received in the year in which construction commences pursuant to Chapter 591 of the Acts of 1959 as amended in the amount of $100, 000. shall be applied to the cost of the project. "
Article II. Motion made, seconded and voted unanimously to authorize the Permanent Building and Maintenance Committee to construct, originally equip and furnish an addition to the Grace Farrar Cole Elementary School and for said purpose to execute and deliver for and on behalf of the Town, all contracts and agree- ments it shall consider necessary to complete said project, and that said committee shall have full authority to expend for said purpose all appropriations heretofore made for said projects at Town Meetings held March 11, 1963, June 18, 1963 and October 7, 1963.
Article III. Motion made, seconded and voted to the reading of a report by the School Committee on School Department finan- ces. The following report was read by Robert Maglathlin, Chair- man of the School Committee:
"The School Committee has carefully reviewed the expendi- tures to date and the balances as of the first of September. The cash needs for the remainder of the year have also been studied. Consequently, the following deficiencies are estimated:
Instruction $ 700.00 Operation 2,200.00
Auxiliary Agencies 600.00
$3,500.00
The fact that this amount is not as large as was predicted
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earlier reflects the sincere effort on the part of all members of the School Department to hold costs to a minimum. However, in spite of this effort, the above deficiencies relative to the bud- get voted at the annual town meeting are expected at this time.
The additional needs in the category of instruction include the completion of the textbook purchasing that was originally planned, since the School Committee is unwilling to compromise the educational program for the sake of economy alone.
The money needed for the operation category reflects the fact that the reduction in custodial services suggested by the advisory board has not been implemented. The Committee feels that one less custodian than at the present would result in inadequate main- tenance and building supervision and that it would be false econ- omy to jeopardize a one million dollar facility in order to save $2, 000. This buildingis experiencing increasing usage and should serve the community for many years to come. It is a fine build- ing, we are proud of it, and we would like to keep it that way.
The deficiency in the auxiliary agency category is a result of expenses that have accrued and that were not anticipated when the 1963 budget was prepared. This demonstrates the need for having a reasonable reserve fund as has been maintained with our Public Law 874 money. This money is received as a reim- bursement from the U. S. Government in support of students whose parents live or work on U. S. Government property and is used at the discretion of the School Committee. It has custom- arily been used in Norwell to meet unexpected emergency expen- ses, and a major portion of the balance on January 1st has been applied to the operations account of the following year.
The School Committee plans to meet the above needs for funds in excess of the budgeted amounts from the current balance of Public Law 874 money .
Asa result of this proposed action, plus the fact that our re-
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ceipts this year of Public Law 874 money have been about $8, 000. below those for last year, our balance will be lower at the end of this year. We expect a balance of less than $10, 000. as com- pared with the balance of approximately $20, 000. on January 1, 1963.
It shouldbe pointed out that the Public Law 874 money avail- able in Norwell is expected to decrease over the years ahead. Further, we have no guarantee from year to year that these funds will continue to be provided. Consequently, it is unwise in future budgeting to plan on their availability.
While on the subject of future planning, the School Committee wishedto bring to the attention of the town the pressing need for additional playground facilities necessitated by our existing ath- letic program and expanding pupil population. This need has been defined by a joint committee of School Committee and faculty members and reported to the School Committee, which has, in turn, alerted other interested Town Departments. The first re- quirement in this area is for the acquisition of suitable land. We ask the cooperation of all Town Departments and interested citi- zens to assist us in meeting this need.
Respectfully submitted by
NORWELL SCHOOL COMMITTEE. "
Motion made, seconded and voted to accept the report as read.
Article IV. Motion made and seconded to instruct the Board of Selectmen, the Board of Health, the Planning Board, the Board of Water Commissioners, the Permanent Drainage Committee and the Conservation Commission to take active steps now to oppose the discharge of sewage or effluent from treatment plants into the North River or its tributaries by Rockland or Scituate or any other town.
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Motion made and seconded to amend the motion by omitting the words "by Scituate" and then "by Rockland" and "or any other town. " These amendments failed to carry. The original motion was voted.
Article V. Motion made and seconded to instruct the Board of Health to prohibit the dumping in the Town of Norwell of sew- age collected from cesspools and septic tanks until a site selected by the Board of Health is approved by vote at a Town Meeting.
Motion made, seconded and voted unanimously to postpone action on Article V indefinitely .
The Moderator announced that the meeting would return to a reconsideration of Article I in order to rectify a procedural omission. The Chair requested that a motion to reconsider Art- icle I be made from the floor. This motion was made, seconded and carried. Thereafter, the Chair explained the necessity for reconsideration was that a 2/3 vote is required for a bond issue.
The main motion as originally voted was then voted unan- imously.
Article VI. Motion made, seconded and voted unanimously that the Town appropriate by transfer from the Road Machinery Fund the sum of $3, 200. 00 to purchase a new 3/4 ton four-wheel drive pick up truck for the Highway Department.
Article VII. Motion made, seconded and voted to postpone indefinitely action on article VII.
The business of the warrant having been completed, motion made, seconded and voted to adjourn at 10 P. M.
NELLIE G. TARR,
Town Clerk
LIST OF PERSONS QUALIFIED TO SERVE AS JURORS IN THE TOWN OF NORWELL FROM JULY 1, 1962 to JULY 1, 1963
Name
Address
Occupation
Employer
Arnold, John B.
Old Meeting House Lane
Executive
Atwood, Winthrop F.
Common Street
Electronics Engineer Self Employed
Banks, Duncan J.
Lincoln St.
Bennett, William C.
Main Street
Crossman, Albert E. Main Street
H. H. Arnold Co., Inc., Rockland, Mass. LFE, 1079 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Banks & White Co., 349 Lincoln St., Hingham, Mass F. L. andJ. C. Codman Company, Rockland, Mass. Johnson Control Co., 64 Moulton St. , Cambridge, Mass.
(1) Dawson, Olive G.
Winter Street
** Electronics Engineer
Kennedy Antenna Division, Electronic Specialty Co., Cohasset, Mass.
Deane, Walter A.
Old Oaken Bucket Road
Technical Writer
Du Long, Arthur F., Jr.
Grove Street
Fire Insurance Inspector
Edwards, Burton M. Ekstrom Warren
Old Oaken Bucket Road
Supervisor
Sales Estimator
Gabriel, James A. (2) Goode, Barbara W.
Grove Street Main Street
Sales Engineer ** Art Director
Reilly, Brown and Taply, 216 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.
Gredler, David E.
Mt. Blue Street
Editor Boston Globe, 135 Morrissey Boulevard, Boston, Mass.
Grohe, Delbert A.
Bowker Street
Hager, Carl E.
Lincoln Street
Electrical Engineer Jackson and Moreland, Inc., Park Square, Boston, Mass. Corporate Officer Hub Machine Works, Inc., Central Wharf Boston, Mass. Supervisor Bethlehem Steel Co., East Howard Street, Quincy, Mass.
Howe, John F. Howes, Alfred G., Jr. Hudspeth, William
Parker Street
Grove Street
Tool and Die Designer
S. D. Warren Co., 89 Broad St., Boston, Mass. Donald Robbins Co., Hartsuff St., Rockland, Mass. Keystone Camera Co, 151 Hallet St, Dorchester, Mass. Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass.
Hyslop, Thomas A. Jackson, Robert H.
Summer Street
Doris Avenue
Marine Engineer Machine Operator
D. J. Cutter Co., 88 Freeport St., Dorchester, Mass.
. (3) Johnson, Clotilda F. Joseph, Emanuel A. Karoff, Richard M.
Brantwood Road
Circuit Street Mt. Blue Street
** Machinist Civil Engineer Stock Brokerage Salesman
(4) Kennedy, Margaret W.
Coolidge Road
** Salesman
Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass. Stone and Webster, 49 Federal St., Boston, Mass. Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, 25 Federal St., Boston, Mass. B & J Auto Co., 312 North Montello St., Brockton, Mass.
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Honkenen, Charles A.
Duncan Drive
Main Street
Advertising Mechanic
Edgerton, Gerneshausen and Grier, Inc. 160 Brookline Ave., Boston, Mass. N. E. Fire Insurance Rating Association, 89 Broad Street, Boston, Mass. Mobil Oil Co., 648 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. W. E. Smith Co., Inc., 109 Terrace St., Boston, Mass. Structural Engineers and Fabricators
High Street
Manufacturer Steamfitter
Knight, William J. Kreider, Frederick L. La Vie, John J., Jr. Lind, John M.
Prospect Street Summer Street Gerard Road
Electric Welder Credit Manager General Clerk
Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass. White Fuel Corp., Boston, Mass. U. S. Post Office, Fargo Street Facility, Boston, Mass.
Grove Street Supervisory Civil Engineer N. E. Divison, Corps of Engineers Department of the Army
Lonergan, Charles H.
Franklin Road
Supervisor of Accounting Department Wool Merchant
Atlantic Research Corp., West Hanover, Mass. Lukens Associates, Inc., 274 Summer St., Boston, Mass.
Martin, William J. , Jr. Mattie, Eugene A. May, Daniel H., Jr.
Brantwood Road Coolidge Road Grove Street
Meat Inspector Builder
Engineer
Mello, Augustine L. Messinger, Richard T.
Main Street
Salesman
Training Director
U. S. Government, Court House, Boston, Mass. Selt : Employed Boston Edison Co., 1165 Mass. Ave., Dorchester, Mass. The Welch Co., Scituate, Mass. B. C. Morton Organization, Inc., 141 Milk St., Boston, Mass. General Dynamics, Electric Boat Division, Groton, Conn.
Miller, Raymond J.
Old Oaken Bucket Road
Quality Control Director
U.S. Post Office
Miner, George S. Molloy, Robert J.
Cross Street Brantwood Road
U. S. Post Office Telephone Lineman
N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co., 440 Washington St., Braintree, Mass.
Olsen, Roy M. Oxford, Gilbert B. Paulson, John A.
Coolidge Road Main Street
Clerk Insurance Executive
Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass. Boston Insurance Co., 87 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. R & S Corp., 55 Morrissey Boulevard, Dorchester, Mass. 89
Pelton, Richard V. Pierce, Lewis J., Jr.
Pine Street Old Meeting House Lane
Marine Design Engineer
Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass.
Randolph, Laddman W.
Old Meeting House Lane Executive
Systems Analyst
Richards, Stanley H., Jr. Sewall, Ruth R.
Jacobs Lane Winter Street
Homemaker
Sinclair, Harold C.
Main Street
Regional Sales Manager
Deering Milliken, Inc., 1045 Sixth Ave., New York, N. Y. Boston Gear Works, 14 Hayward St.,
Underdown, Frank H.
Main Street
Foreman
Yonge, Arthur M.
Prospect Street
Fire Protection Engineer
Young, Charles I.
Assinippi Ave.
Artist
Cornell and St. George, Inc., Hingham, Mass. Worthington Corporation, Norwood, Mass.
Tuttle, Harold E., Jr.
Old Oaken Bucket Road
Time Study Engineer
North Quincy, Mass. Sigma Instruments, Inc., 170 Pearl St., South Braintree, Mass. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., 26 School St., Brockton, Mass. Self Employed
** Husband's Occupation and Employer
( ) Occupation: (1) Homemaker (2) Homemaker (3) Bookkeeper (4) Secretary
Lukens, Samuel C.
Pleasant Street
Main Street
Duncan Drive
Pressman-Printer
Sales Engineer
The Mark Co., 33 West Street, Randolph, Mass.
LIST OF PERSONS QUALIFIED TO SERVE AS JURORS IN THE TOWN OF NORWELL FROM JULY 1, 1963 to JULY 1, 1964
Name
Address
Occupation
Employer
American Cyanamid Co., Danbury, Conn.
Allen, Walter C., Jr. Appel, Donald R.
Tiffany Road
Old Meeting House Lane
Regional Sales Manager Heating & Air Conditioning Designer
(1) Bailey, Joan B. Bell, Vernon G.
Tiffany Road South Street
** General Business Manager Supervisor of Records
Castellucci & Sons, Inc., 44 Cross St., Prov .. R. I. N. E. Electric System. 441 Stuart St., Boston
(2) Benner, Eleanor J.
Main Street
** Financing & Real Estate Broker ** Factory Manager
(3) Bennett, Edith Page
(4) Bowker, Bertha L.
(5) Brooks, Minnie F.
Chittenden Lane Washington Street Main Street
** Superintendent ** Civil Engineer
Self Employed J. C. & F. L. Codman Co .. Rockland. Mass. Liberty Plain Cemetery, Main St. . Hingham. Mass. Howard, Needles, Tammen & Beagendott. 80 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Bruno, Richard L.
Forest Street
Cashier - N. Y. Stock Exchange Firm
Summer Street 30 Gerard Road
Sugar Buyer Electric Welder Lithographic Platemaker
Asst. Branch Manager Salesman
Sales Representative Supervisor of Reconciling Trust Officer Clerk
Baker Extract Co., 1 Extract Pl. . Springfield. Mass Federal Reserve Bank, Boston. Mass. So. Shore National Bank. 1400 Hancock St. , Quincy U. S. Post Office. Hingham, Mass.
(6) Hakanson, Mary E. Hall, Walter R.
River Street
Washington Street
Haskins, Edward B.
Stetson Road
Reg. Representative
U. S. Post Office, Weymouth, Mass. Texaco, Inc., Brookline. Mass. Walter R. Hall, Inc., Realtors. Washington St. . Norwell, Mass. Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis. 24 Federal St .. Boston, Mass.
Haskins, Ernest W., Jr.
Mill Lane
Service Representative
Standard Tool Co., 3950 Chester Ave .. Cleveland. Ohio
Hersey, George M. Hewitt, James M. Horte, Chester G.
River Street 75 Beers Ave. Circuit Street
Claim Adjuster Repairman Consulting Engineering Designer
Adjusters, Inc., 55 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., 1070 Hancock St., Quincy The Badger Co., Third Street, Cambridge, Mass.
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Covel, Nathan E. Dauphin, Raymond J.
Main Street
South Street Old Meetinghouse Lane
Dwyer, Robert F. Fitzgerald, Edward C. French, Charles E.
Central Street
Washington St. "Glen Trailer Park" Asst. Superintendent ** Sales Engineer President
Goodbody & Co., 125 High St .. Boston. Mass. Revere Sugar Refinery. Boston. Mass. Bethlehem Steel Co., Quincy, Mass.
Burnham, John M. Catyb, Karol A. Cleary, Joseph J. Coakley, William D. Cook, Horace William
Cross Street River Street
Buck Printing Co., Ipswich St .. Boston. Mass. First National Bank of Boston. 67 Milk St .. Boston B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co .. 3135 Euclid Ave .. Cleveland, Ohio
Main Street
Cleverdon, Varney & Pike, 120 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.
Howlett, Robert J.
Lincoln Street
Sales Representative
Automobile Salesman Cable Splicer Testman Maintenance Engineer
Atlantic Industrial Supply Co., Inc., 805 Main St., Cambridge, Mass. Seymour Chevrolet, 374 Mass. Ave., Cambridge N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., Boston, Mass. N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., Boston, Mass. Boston Insulated Wire & Cable Co., Inc., 65 Bay St., Boston, Mass. First National Stores Inc., 5 Middlesex Ave., Somerville, Mass.
Massey, Walter A.
High St.
Refrigeration Mechanic
Morton, Sarah M.
off Stetson Shrine Lane
Clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, 174 Ipswich St., Boston, Mass.
Mosman, Eben D.
Tiffany Road
Inspector
Boston Edison Co., 1165 Mass., Ave., Boston Mass. Minneapolis-Honeywell, 152 Second Ave., Needham, Mass. Bethlehem Steel, Quincy, Mass.
Merritt, Kenneth R.
Washington St. "The Glen" Washington St. "The Glen" Central St.
Machinist
(7) Mc Closkey, Helen F. North, Robert B.
River St.
** Buyer Stop & Shop, Inc., 393 D St., Boston, Mass. Communications Representative N. E. Tel. & Tel., Co., 6 St. James Ave., Boston, Mass. Agency Supervisor John Hancock Life Ins., Co., 53 State St., Boston, Mass. Link Belt Co., 110 Gould St., Needham Hghts.
Pihlcrantz, William E.
Winter St.
Ramsey, Daniel P., Jr.
Cross St.
Order Handler & Inventory Controller
Old Meetinghouse Lane South Street ** Painter & Carpenter Blake Cruckshank, Developer, 4 Hutchinson St., Milton, Mass
Richards, Joseph David
Mt. Blue St.
Fabricator Armstrong Cork Co., Armaflex Div., South Braintree, Mass. Polaroid Corporation, Cambridge, Mass.
Roussos, Bernard J.
89 High St.
Mechanic
Rowe, Willis J.
Industrial Engineer Armour & Company, 301 Southampton St. Boston, Mass.
(9) Savage, Dorothy T. Scully, William J. , Jr.
Washington St. Washington Trailer Pk. Tiffany Road Washington St. "The Glen"
** Retired
Journeyman Electrician I. B. E. W., Local 103, 626 Dorchester Ave., Boston, Mass.
Sherman, Cedric
Washington Pk. Dr.
Inspector-Textile Finishing E. Braintree Finishing Co., 340 Commercial St. ,
(10) Sidney, Sybil M. Stickels, Dudley Sullivan, John J. (11) Ten Eyck, Martha
Summer St. Ridge Hill Rd.
Wes-Pine Millwork, Inc. King St., W. Hanover
Mt. Blue St. Norwell Ave.
** Methods & Training Supervisor
(1) Newspaper Correspondent & Housewife
(5) Housewife
(6) Housewife (7) Part-time Clerk
(10) Housewife (11) Housewife
** Husband's Occupation and Employer
(2) Housewife (3) Housewife
(8) Housewife
(4) Housewife
(9) Housewife
Unemployed
Randolph, Laddmann W. (8) Rego, Eileen
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East Braintree, Mass. Boston Edison Co., Weymouth, Mass.
** Stationery Fireman Quality Control Engineer Treasurer Wolfe-Sullivan, Inc., Hingham, Mass. Boston Edison Co., 1165 Mass., Ave. Boston, Mass.
Jones, William R. Lowe, Donald R. Manning, Richard J. Marshall, John G.
Ridge Hill Road Winter Street 156 Nancy Lane Tiffany Road
Murray, John C.
Engineering Assistant
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JURORS DRAWN - 1963
Samuel C. Lukens for Civil Session at Brockton, on April 1, 1963.
John A. Paulson, Duncan Drive, for Plymouth Criminal Session on May 6, 1963.
Roy M. Olsen, Coolidge Road, for Criminal Session at Brockton on May 13, 1963.
Laddman W. Randolph, Old Meeting House Lane, for Criminal Session in Plymouth on September 3, 1963.
Raymond J. Dauphin, South Street, for Criminal Session at Bro- ckton, on September 16, 1963.
Dudley Stickels, Ridge Hill Road, for Civil Session at Plymouth on October 14, 1963.
William J. Scully, Jr., Washington Street, for Criminal Session at Brockton on November 18, 1963
John C. Murray, "The Glen", Washington Street, for Grand Jury duty on the Criminal Session at Plymouth, January 6, 1964.
Walter R. Hall, Washington Street, for Grand Jury duty on the Criminal Session at Plymouth, January 6, 1964.
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWELL 1963
Delayed Record of Marriage
1962
November 24. Seward Calcord Smith of Scituate and Karen Joyce Michaels, married in Hanover, Mass. by Earl F. Shepherd, Justice of the Peace.
1963
February 17. Married in Somerville, Mass., Thomas D. Callinan of Norwell and Lois F. Hann of Weymouth, by Edward J. Gaudette, Priest.
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