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Armistice Day, Veterans of Foreign Wars $ 200 00
(1928-None)
Damage to Persons or Property
1,000 00
(1928-$1,000.00)
Memorial Day : G. A. R. $200 00
Spanish War Veterans 30:00
American Legion
200 00
430 00
Reserve Fund
5,000 00_
Town Parks :
General
$2,500 00
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Playgrounds
1,200 00
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Sidewalks
500 00
Care of trees
500 00
4,700 00
Town Reports
(1928-$1,289.10)
Workmen's Compensation Ins. Premium 1,500 00
(1928-$1,700.00) . Cemeteries
Vernon Grove Cemetery :
General
$2,000 00
Unpaid bill of 1927
75 00
New Fence
1,000 00
(1928-$2,000.00)
3,075 00
North Purchase Cemetery
75 00
(1928-$75.00)
Interest and Maturing Debt
Interest
17,500 00
(1928-$15,500.00)
Maturing Debt
20,000 00
(1928-$22,000.00)
Total $501.724 34 (1928-Finance Comm. Recommendations, $531,732.36)
1,120 70
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TOWN WARRANT HIGHWAYS
Article 17, asking for . $2,500.00 for West Walnut Street ;
Article 18, calling for $2,500.00 for West Brook Street;
Article 19, calling for the construction of a sidewalk on Whitney Street ;
Article 20, calling for $500.00 for repairs to Highland Street ;
Article 21, calling for the macadamizing of Granite Street;
Article 32, asking for an appropriation for Reservoir /
Street ;
Article 35, asking for $2,000.00 for Beaver Street;
Article 36, calling for an appropriation to repair Sum- ner Street ;
Article 37, asking for $2,000.00 for Mt. Pleasant Street, we have given earnest consideration. In view of the fact, however, that $60,000.00 has been appropriated for highways under the supervision of the Highway Sur- veyor, we recommend that all of these articles calling for special appropriations, be passed over, but we strongly urge the Highway Surveyor to give these streets such attention as will put the said streets in suitable condition, and that the cost of the same be taken from his general appropriation.
Article 26, relative to raising a sum of money for the rebuilding of Main Street, we recommend that the fol- lowing action be taken: that the sum of $22,000.00 be raised and appropriated for the purpose of rebuilding Main Street from the grade crossing of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad to its intersection with South Main Street, for a width of approximately eighteen feet and a suitable depth, the same to be constructed of reinforced concrete, and that the present granite blocks,
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street railway tracks and ties shall be removed and in their place the said concrete road be constructed.
Article 12, relative to voting to indemnify the Com- monwealth for land damage as a result of the proposed State highway on the Upton Road, we recommend be acted upon favorably.
Article 13, relative to the establishment of a town for- est on the Town Farm, we recommend be passed over.
Article 14, relative to raising $5,000.00 to purchase the Cedar Swamp Pond, we recommend be acted upon favor- ably.
Article 15, relative to the appropriation of $500.00 for the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary celebration in 1930, we recommend that $500.00 be appropriated pro- vided the Town desires such a celebration.
Article 16, relative to appropriating $1,000.00 for the purchase of a sand pit, we recommend that a Committee consisting of the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, the Highway Surveyor and the Chairman of the Finance Commission investigate the matter and report their find- ings at a later meeting.
Article 23, relative to appropriating the surplus war bonus and the amount received from the sale of Pearl Street property, we recommend that the same be used upon permanent improvements in the Town Park.
Article 24, relative to raising $3,500.00 for installing a steam heating system in the Chapin Street School, we recommend be acted upon favorably.
Article 27, relative to raising the salary of the Town Treasurer to $1,500.00, we recommend be acted upon favorably.
Article 28, relative to appropriating $5,000.00 for the athletic field on Town Park, in view of our recommenda- tion under Article 23, we recommend be passed over.
Article 29, relative to Town voting to indemnify the Commonwealth for the land damages as a result of the
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proposed State highway on East Main Street, we recom- mend be acted upon favorably.
Article 31, relative to the removing of a tree on Con- gress Street, we recommend be passed over and refer the matter to the attention of the Tree Warden.
Article 33, relative to appropriating $4,500.00 for a piece of fire apparatus, we recommend be acted upon favorably.
Article 34, relative to installing traffic signal lights, we recommend that the article be acted upon favorably in so far as it applies to Main, Central and Exchange Streets, Spruce and School Streets, and West, Exchange and Con- gress Streets, and that $1,500.00 be raised and appropri- ated therefor.
Article 38, relative to appropriating $300.00 for re- lettering the Honor Roll on Draper Park, we recommend be acted upon favorably.
TOWN PARKS
A Committee having been appointed to look at the con- dition in Town Park, we have decided to recommend $500.00 for care of trees on the Town Parks, but we sug- gest that the matter of using the same be held in abeyance until the spring, when we urge the Park Commissioners to consult suitable expert advice on tree matters.
We recommend that $500.00 be raised and appropriated for the purpose of extending the left field bleachers ap- proximately sixteen feet, and a suitable enclosure erected thereunder for the purpose of storing the tools used by the Park Commissioners.
We wish to commend the various town departments on the fact that during 1928 they have not contracted any bills in excess of the appropriation allowed them by the Town. For years the Finance Commission has waged a campaign against the practice of town departments over- drawing their appropriations, and the fact that this prac-
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tice appears to have been now ended is a source of gratifica- tion to the Commission.
Respectfully submitted, WALTER L. ADAMS,
Chairman;
WILLIAM A. MURRAY,
Secretary.
Voted: To receive and accept the report of the Finance Committee and act upon the same, item by item. Voted : To raise and appropriate :
General Government
Accounting
$2,400 00
Assessors (General)
$4,200 00
Assessors (Poll Lists)
600 00
4,800 00
Election and Registration
1,500 00
Finance Commission
75 00
Memorial Hall (General)
$1,200 00
Memorial Hall (Repairs)
300 00
Moderator
125 00
Planning Board
15 00
Selectmen
3,100 00
Tax Collector
$4,400 00
Bond Premium
440 00
4,840 00
Town Hall
$2,800 00
Insurance Premium
1,900 00
4,700 00
Town Clerk
1,700 00
Town Solicitor e
1,500 00
Treasurer
$1,800 00
Bond Premium
220 00
Certifying Notes
50 00
2,070 00
Protection of Persons or Property Dog Officer 225 00
1,500 00
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Fees (Gen. Laws, Ch. 252, Sec. 51) $ 100 00
Fire Department :
Brush Fires $300 00
Fire Alarm Box (Otis and Leonard Streets)
200 00
Incidentals
3,500 00
New Hose
500 00
Pay of Members
17,340 00
Repairs
1,000 00
Unpaid Bill (1927)
53 37
Hydrant Service
Police Department
Rifle Practice, Co. I, M. N. G.
400 00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
750 00
Tree Warden $1,000 00
Care of Trees
$1,000 00
Gypsy Moth Suppression
500 00
New Trees
150 00
Wires, Inspector of.
Health and Sanitation
Board of Health $8,000 00
Dental Clinic
2,400 00
10,400 00
Inspector of Animals
220 00
Inspector of Plumbing
600 00
Worcester County T. B. Hospital
1,812 52
Sewerage Commission :
Construction $25,000 00
Maintenance 8,500 00
€
108 80
33,608 80
Highway Department
General for Highways
$60,000 00
Sidewalks 5,000 00
65,000 00
Street Lights
17,524 80
23,893 37 9,600 00 20,000 00
1,650 00
400 00
Unpaid Bill (1927)
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Charities and Soldiers' Benefits
Military Aid
$ 500 00
Public Welfare:
General $35,000 00
Mothers' Aid 21,500 00
56,500 00
Soldiers' Relief
6,000 00
Soldiers' and Sailors' Graves, Care
100 00
State Aid
800 00
School and Library
School Department 198,715 00
. Town Library 2,499 15
Recreation and Unclassified
Armistice Day, Veterans of Foreign Wars
200 00
Damage to Persons or Property.
1,000 00
Memorial Day :
G. A. R.
$200 00
Spanish War Veterans. 30 00
American Legion
200 00
430 00
Reserve Fund
5,000 00
Town Parks :
General $2,500 00
Playground
1,200 00
Sidewalks
500 00
Care of Trees
500 00
Extending Bleachers
500 00
5,200 00
Town Reports
1,120 70
Workmen's Compensation Ins. Premium
1,500 00
Cemeteries
Vernon Grove Cemetery :
General
$2,000 00
Unpaid Bill of 1927
75 00
New Fence
1,000 00
3,075 00
North Purchase Cemetery. ......... 75 00
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Interest and Maturing Debt
Interest
17,500 00
Maturing Debt
20,000 00
Total $533,724 34 Voted: To appropriate the Dog Tax for 1928 ($1,500.85) for Town Library.
Article 5. Voted: That all personal and real estate taxes shall become due and payable on October 15, 1929.
On all taxes remaining unpaid November 1, 1929, inter- est at the rate of six per cent per annum on all taxes . amounting to Two Hundred Dollars, and eight per cent on all taxes in excess of Two Hundred Dollars, shall be charged from October 15, 1929.
The collector shall be paid eight-tenths of one per cent of each payment made to the Town Treasurer on account of taxes and assessments. The collector shall pay all expenses of his office, namely : printing, postage and office supplies.
He shall be allowed expenses for rent, telephone, light and heat of office room now used by him, and all expenses incurred by him at low or equity for collection of taxes or assessments.
It was moved to amend section three of the motion pre- sented under Article 5 to read as follows: "The collector shall be paid $3,500.00 for all taxes and assessments col- lected and turned over to the Town Treasurer."
A vote on the amendment was taken, each voter stand- ing and raising right hand.
Alton H. Metcalf, William J. Moore, Sumner C. Rey- nolds, John J. Fahey, George V. Larkin, Edward F. Por- ter, Raphael Marino, were appointed by the moderator to count the votes.
Result of the vote: Yes-349; No-521.
The moderator declared the amendment lost.
Article 6. Voted : To pass over the article.
Article 7. Voted: That the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to
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borrow money on and after January 1, 1930, in anticipa- tion of the revenue of the financial year, beginning Janu- ary 1, 1930, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of the financial year, beginning January 1, 1930. The vote was unanimous.
Article 8. Voted : That the Selectmen be authorized to take charge of all legal proceedings for or against the Town.
Article 9. The following motion was presented: "I move that the Town vote to accept the provisions of Gen- eral Laws, Chapter 31, Section 48, of the Laws of Massa- chusetts, vote to restrict the application of the provisions of said Chapter, and amendments thereto, to the regular members of the Fire Force, namely, the Board of Engi- neers and the regular drivers of apparatus.
Voted: That a ballot be taken and the voting list used in determining the vote on the question.
George V. Larkin, J. Roy Kerr, William E. Moore, were appointed by the moderator to check voting lists.
Alton H. Metcalf, William J. Moore, Sumner C. Rey- nolds, John J. Fahey, Joseph V. Carey, Edward F. Porter, were appointed by the moderator to receive, sort and count ballots.
Voted: To take up Article 29.
Voted: That the sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) be raised and appropriated toward paying any and all claims for land, grade and drainage damaged, which may be caused by the reconstruction of a section of State highway beginning at the junction of Medway and E. Main Streets, and extending to the Milford and Holliston town line.
Result of the ballot on motion under Article 9: Yes- 493; No-577. Total number of ballots-1,070. Number of names checked on voting list-1,065.
The moderator declared the motion lost.
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Voted: To adjourn until Monday, March 11, 1929, at 8 o'clock P. M. in town hall.
A true record. Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN,
Town Clerk.
A true copy of the records. 'Attest:
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk.
ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING, MARCH 11, 1929 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Worcester, ss.
Milford, March 11, 1929.
In pursuance to a vote passed at the adjourned town meeting, March 8, 1929, the inhabitants of the Town of Milford qualified by law to vote in elections and in town affairs met in town hall on the above date and proceeded as follows :
The meeting was called to order by John T. McLough- lin, moderator, at 8 o'clock P. M.
Article 10. Voted: To pass over the article.
Article 11. Myron Morey was chosen director for County Aid to Agriculture for one year under the provi- sions of Chapter 128 of the General Laws of Massa- chusetts.
· Voted : To pass over the remainder of the article.
Article 12. Voted: That the Town will indemnify the Commonwealth of Massachusetts against any and all claims for land, grade and drainage damages which may be caused by or result from the laying out, alteration, construction or reconstruction of the State highways on the Upton Road and South Main Street, or any section or relocation thereof, and that the Board of Selectmen be authorized to sign an indemnity agreement therefor in behalf of the Town, indemnifying the Commonwealth as aforesaid, and that the sum of $200.00 be appropriated towards the expense and damage thereof.
Voted: To pass over the remainder of the article.
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Article 13. Voted : To pass over the article.
Article 14. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) for the purpose of purchasing the Cedar Swamp Pond. This purchase con- sists of the Round Pond and the so-called Milford Pond, totalling about one hundred two acres.
Voted : To pass over the remainder of the article.
Article 15. Voted: That the Town celebrate its One Hundred and Fiftieth (150th) Anniversary in the year 1930; appoint a committee of eleven with full power to plan and carry out the celebration, with power to fill vacancies in, and add to, its own number; raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) for the use of the committee.
Voted: To pass over the remainder of the article.
Article 16. Voted: To pass over the article.
Article 17. Voted: To appropriate the sum of twenty- five hundred dollars ($2,500.00) for the purpose of con- structing a macadam road on West Walnut Street. Said money to be taken from the general appropriation for highways.
Voted : To pass over the remainder of the article.
Article 18. Voted : To appropriate the sum of twenty- five hundred dollars ($2,500.00) for the purpose of con- structing a macadam road on West Brook Street, said . money to be taken out of the general appropriation for highways.
Article 19. Voted: To pass over the article.
Article 20. Voted: To pass over the article.
Article 21. Voted : To pass over the article.
Voted: To take up Article 32.
Voted : To pass over the article.
Voted : To take up Article 35.
Voted : To pass over the article.
Voted: To take up Article 36.
Voted: That sufficient money be appropriated for the purpose of making permanent repairs to Sumner Street,
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said money to be taken from the general appropriation for highways.
Voted: To pass over the remainder of the article.
Voted : To take up Article 37.
Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of three thou- sand dollars ($3,000.00) for the purpose of reconstruct- ing Mt. Pleasant Street, beginning at Beach Street and extending to property No. 40 on said street.
Voted: To pass over the remainder of the article.
Voted: To take up Article 22.
Voted: That the sum of thirty thousand dollars $30,000.00) be transferred from Excess and Deficiency to Revenue for 1929.
Article 23. Voted : To pass over the article.
Article 24. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of three thousand five hundred dollars ($3,500.00) for the purpose of installing a steam heating system in the Chapin Street School.
Voted : To pass over the remainder of the article.
Article 25. Voted : To pass over the article.
Article 26. Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum «of seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000.00) for the pur- pose of rebuilding Main Street, from the N. Y., N. H. & H. Railroad crossing to Hopedale town line, of permanent pavement, reinforced concrete, to be rebuilt under the supervision of the Department of Public Works, Division of Highways.
Voted: To pass over the remainder of the article.
Voted : To take up Article 4.
Vold: To increase the amount raised and appropri- ated for interest from seventeen thousand five hundred dollars ($17,500.00) to nineteen thousand dollars ($19,000.00), and that fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500.00) additional be raised and appropriated for interest.
Voted: To raise and appropriate the sum of ten thou- sand dollars ($10,000.00) for the purpose of rebuilding
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South Main Street, from a point opposite the property of Ancilo S. Antolini towards Main Street.
Article 27. Voted : To establish the salary of the Town Treasurer at fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500.00) per annum.
A motion was made to dissolve the Warrant.
A vote was taken, the voters standing in their places and raising their right hand.
Alton H. Metcalf, Chester F. Williams, Philip Cene- della, Warren Stevens, George V. Larkin, Sumner C. Rey- nolds, Joseph V. Carey, were appointed tellers to count the votes. Result of the vote: Yes-437; No-117.
The motion was declared carried by the moderator and the Warrant was dissolved.
A true record. Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk.
A true copy of the records. Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Worcester, ss.
Milford, March 31, 1929.
At an adjourned Town Meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Milford, held March 11, 1929, it was voted, under Article 15 of the warrant for the Annual Town. Meeting of the year 1929: "That the Town celebrate its One Hundred and Fiftieth (150th) Anniversary in the year 1930 ; appoint a committee of eleven with full power to plan and carry out the celebration, with power to fill vacancies in and add to its number ; raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) for the use of the committee.
Voted : To pass over the remainder of the article.
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Dennis J. Sullivan, Esq.,
Town Clerk,
Milford, Mass.
In compliance with the vote of the Town, under Article 15 of the Town Warrant for the annual meeting of the year 1929, the following named committee is hereby ap- pointed to plan and carry out the celebration of the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Town: William D. Leahy, Hon. John C. Lynch, John E. Swift, Esq .; Amelia C. Harris, Paul Williams, William J. Moore, Esq .; Hon. Elbert M. Crockett, Marion A. Ryan, Charles W. Gould, Esq .; John H. Gardella, Mary E. Murray.
JOHN T. McLOUGHLIN, Moderator. Milford, Mass., March 31, 1929. Received and Recorded. Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk.
A true record. Attest :
DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk.
A true copy of the record. Attest: DENNIS J. SULLIVAN, Town Clerk.
JURY LIST, 1929
Prepared by the Selectmen under the provisions of Chapter 234, General Laws of Massachusetts, and amend- ments thereto.
Name and Residence Occupation Abbondanza, Sebastiano, 50 E. Main Shoe-worker Ackerley, William J., 92 High Chauffeur
Adams, Ernest C., 100 Congress Machinist
Adams, Elmer W., 37 Claflin Ahern, James L., 60 High 1
Anderson, George, 23 Emmons
Avery, Chester O., 35 Grove
Bookkeeper Clerk Janitor Draftsman
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Name and Residence
Ayotte, Oscar C., 31 So. Bow Barnes, Milton R., 9 W. Maple Beckett, John W., 20 Grant Bellafatto, John, 19 Pond Belland, Albert V., 80 School Bickford, John W., 254 Purchase Birch, Byron, 27 West Blake, Walter E., 38 So. Main
Bonetta, Louis, 7 North
Bessozzi, John H., 125 E. Main
Brown, Charles S., 53 So. Main
Brown, William P., 15 Vine Burke, Edward J., 140 West
Burke, Michael D., 79 Hayward
Burke, Patrick H., 79 Hayward
Burke, Patrick H., 167 Main Burns, Thomas M., 2 Burns Court Berardi, Francesco, 33 Prospect Cahill, James J., 293 Main
Cahill, Joseph F., 82 Spruce
Cahill, Frank H., 5 Fells Ave.
Carini, William J., 10 Madden Ave.
Caruso, Alfred B., Nelson Heights
Casey, Fred V., 28 Chapin Carron, Thomas J., 63 So. Bow
Carron, Peter B., 125 Spruce
Casey, P. Eugene, 30 Purchase Cenedella, Philip, 63 School Cervone, James, 14 Genoa Ave.
Clancey, William J., 145 West
Clark, Clifton H., 81 Purchase Clarridge, Arthur P., 280 Purchase Clare, George B., 37 School Clifford, Dennis A., 87 High
Collins, William J., 22 Franklin
Coakley, William J., 24 Parker Hill Ave.
Comolli, Cesare, 86 E. Main
Occupation Drug Clerk Shoe-worker Carpenter Shoe-worker Motorman Agent Clerk Clerk Shoe-worker Shoe-worker Machinist Machinist
Insurance Carpenter Clerk Clerk
Machinist Agent Machinist Chauffeur Shoe-worker Chauffeur Agent
Salesman Barber Barber Real Estate Contractor Musician Dentist Farmer
Contractor Clerk Foreman Clerk
Machinist Granite-cutter
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Name and Residence
Condry, William E., 90 Spruce Condon, Albert L., 18 Parker Hill Ave.
Connors, James J., 55 Bancroft Ave. Cooney, Charles E., 38 Claflin Cook, Harold R., 14 Gibbon Ave. Conway, Frank A., 9 E. Walnut
Cronan, John D., 1 Grove
Cronan, Henry L., 75 Congress
Croughwell, Owen F., 3 Walnut Cueroni, Andrea, Hayward Curran, Edward J., 83 Main
Cuddihy, John F., 73 School
Cunniff, John H., 14 Spring
Dacey, Patrick C. J., 34 Franklin Darney, William J., 7 Alden Davoren, Edward, 11 Jefferson
DeCosto, Michael H., 34 Franklin De Francesco, Federico, 41 Depot De Pasquale, Arthur, 8 Chapin Del Castello, Ovidio, 242 Central Duggan, Edward, 901/2 Spruce Edwards, James F., 16 Water Egan, William H., 77 West Eldredge, Herbert S., 276 Main Fahey, Joseph J., 86 Water Feige, George C., 23 Grant Field, Frank D., 150 Congress Fitzpatrick, Michael W., Cedar Fitzsimmons, Fred W., 45 Jefferson Forbes, William H., 55 So. Main Frascotti, Charles, 9 Reade Garland, James H., 3 Gibbon Ave. Grayson, George F., 14 Elm Gillon, Charles F., 81 School Gilmore, Christopher S., 278 Main Hannigan, John P., 92 Depot
Occupation Shoe-worker Salesman Clerk Merchant Machinist Clerk Salesman Clerk Inspector Contractor Hatter Laborer Real Estate Quarryman Machinist Expressman Painter Salesman Contractor Victualler Straw-worker Inspector Clerk Paint Dealer Clerk Shoe-worker Retired Laborer Manufacturer Engineer Lineman Foreman
Machinist Shipping Clerk Machinist Machinist
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Name and Residence Hayes, William J., 51 Exchange Harty, Michael H., 4 Fells Ave. Heagney, Thomas H., 23 Fruit Healy, Michael J., 16 Fruit Henderson, Kenneth W., 139 Congress Hennessy, John F., 37 Pearl Higgiston, John E., 274 Main Hickey, Simon P., 72 Pine Higgiston, Michael J., 119 Spruce Hoffman, Burton N., 60 Exchange Hobart, Edward E., 141 Congress Hogan, James E., 12 E. Main Holland, Hubert F., 33 Parkhurst Humes, Charles A., 25 North
Hynes, William J., 28 Spring Hynes, William F., 60 Hayward Introini, Guido, 19 Short Jacobs, Louis, 28 Fruit Johnson, Perley S., Park Terrace Joy, Irving W., 35 Spring Johnson, Harry C., 143 Spruce Julian, John N., 11 Hayward Field Kane, Daniel J., 56 So. Main Keefe, John L., 25 Franklin Keenan, Owen P., Court Keene, Samuel H., 54 So. Bow Kilburn, Henry, 5 Otis
Kiley, John F., 10 W. Walnut
Kimball, Charles H., 44 Emmons
King, A. Irving, 43 Purchase
Kirsner, Morris, 196 Congress Knox, Clarence I., 240 Purchase Lally, John H., 72 High
Larkin, George V., 30 Purchase Larkin, George A., 26 Emmons Larkin, Edward J., 28212 Main
Occupation Foreman Shoe-worker: Laborer- Coachman Clerk Shoe-worker Flumber. Cigar-maker - Machinist : Clerk. .
Box-maker." · Rubber-worker Shoe-worker ... Rubber-worker Carpenter Shoe-worker
Clerk Tailor Painter Clerk Machinist:
Clerk Grocer Retired Insurance Bobbin-workcr Screw-worker Laborer Truckman Shoe-worker Merchant Clerk Shoe-worker Clerk Clothier Agent
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Name and Residence
Leahy, William D., 43 Church Libbey, L. Blaine, 32 Pleasant Lilley, James L., 43 Forest Lipman, Joseph G., 9 Huntoon Livingston, Edward J., 9 Park Terrace Luchini, Ambrogio, Rear 122 E. Main Luby, Fred J., 92 West Lundgren, Oscar, Cedar Lynch, John E., 26 Church
Macchi, Jeremiah, 15 Dominic
MacGregor, Lyndhurst A., Cedar Madden, John F., 1 Pine Magee, Charles J., 21 Emmons
Mahoney, Jeremiah T., 10 Glines Ave. Mainini, Rudolph, 127 E. Main Mainini, Ernest P., 21 Dominick Mansfield, Rollin H., 28 West Mason, Charles P., 22 Fayette Martin, Alfred F., 19 Fruit May, Christopher T., 41 Claflin McAvoy, William F., 318 Main McFarland, Walter B., Daniels McGee, Thomas J. H., 28 Court McLaughlin, John H., 12 Union McLoughlin, John T., 26 Pearl McMahon, Michael S., 11 Court McRae, John, 174 Congress Mee, Frank J., 15 Church Metcalf, Gardiner B., 203 Congress Miller, Fred W., 4216 Main
Mitchell, Henry G., 17 Prospect Moore, Herbert W., 164 Congress Moore, William E., 19 Court
Moore, Mark H., 139 Spruce
Moore, Thomas F., 28 Pearl
Moore, Thomas F., 2nd, 49 Jefferson
Occupation Editor Secretary Painter Upholsterer Retired Machinist Electrician Laborer Machinist Shoe-worker Superintendent
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