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4th Norfolk district: Challenger fills war chest with own money
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YOUR VOTE 2006
The Republican challenging Rep. James M. Murphy in the 4th Norfolk
District is spending more than $65,000 of his own money in his bid to
unseat the third-term incumbent.
Robert Montgomery Thomas had more than $66,000 to spend on his
campaign as of Aug. 31, compared to $28,574 for Murphy.
Thomas beat Brad Bennion in the Republican primary without
spending any money, according to the report he filed with the state
Office of Campaign and Political Finance.
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Joan L. Dencer, of Weymouth, 75.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
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; Joan L. (Spellman) Dencer of Weymouth, a homemaker, died Monday at Colonial Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Weymouth. She was 75. Mrs. Dencer was born, raised and educated in Boston. She had lived in Weymouth for 33 years. Mrs. Dencer was a former member of Daughters of Isabella in Boston,
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Thomas J. Bragdon of Weymouth, 55, gas co. employees.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
The Boston Herald
; Thomas Joseph Bragdon of Weymouth, a Boston Gas Co. employee and a veteran, died Saturday at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth. He was 55. Born in Boston, he lived in Dorchester before moving to Weymouth 15 years ago. He graduated from Don Bosco High School in Boston. Mr. Bragdon was a Vietnam
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Francis C. Ventre, businessman, civic activist, Weymouth
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; WEYMOUTH - Francis C. "Buster" Ventre, 85, of Weymouth and Deerfield Beach, Fla., a retired accountant, died Monday at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth. Mr. Ventre started his own accounting business in Boston, and co- founded Xtra Corporation, the nation's first piggyback trailer leasing company.
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Dorothea Salem-Shahood, waitress from Weymouth.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
The Boston Herald
; Dorothea DeDe (Tamoosh) Salem-Shahood of Weymouth, formerly of Boston's South End, a retired waitress, died Friday at her home. She was 80. Born in Boston, she was raised and educated in the South End. She graduated from the former Girls High School in Boston. She had lived in the South End for
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