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This baby, Vivian Ruth Norman, was three months old at the time the photo was taken.

Michael O'Sullivan was the superintendent of the town's Poor Farm and almshouse off Pleasant St. on what is now Amvets Ln. His wife Mary may have been the almshouse's matron.

A girl wears a white dress and holds a diploma next to a spray of flowers. The word "Butter" is written on the back of the photo and could possibly have been her name or a nickname.

A picture of Lillian J. Sloan, a young woman in a dark dress with black lapels and buttons. Lillian J. Sloan later married a member of the Hutchinson family; she was the mother of Ralph Hutchinson.

A man sits in a mid-century chair wearing a suit and a thin cravat or bow tie. On the back of the photograph he has been identified as "Higgans"; he may be a relative of Randolph doctor, associate medical examiner, and member of the Selective Service…

Since this photo was taken in Vermont, it's possible that this young man could be a relative of A. E. DuBois, who moved to Randolph, MA from Randolph, VT.

Since this photo was taken in Vermont, it's possible that this young man could be a relative of A. E. DuBois, who moved to Randolph, MA from Randolph, VT.

This postcard, produced by Kash's Photo Studio in Brockton, bears an image of a middle-aged couple. It's not known who this couple was, but it's likely they were from Randolph or the surrounding area; they may have been Maria and Erasmo Camelio.