Town Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Palmer, Massachusetts 1929, Part 3

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Report of Board of Assessors


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of the Town of Palmer, the Board of Assessors respectfully submit the following report for the year ending December


31, 1929.


Appropriations


$345,832.32


Maturing Debt


41,116.50


State Tax


14,875.00


State Highway Tax


4,059.70


State Audit


18.08


Snow Removal


311.00


County Tax


19,373.86


Overlay


2,466.08


Total


$428,052.54


ESTIMATED RECEIPTS


Income Tax


$49,072.25


Corporation Tax


38,824.76


Bank Tax


877.55


Licenses


793.00


Fines


2,700.00


General Government


1,000.00


Protection of Persons and Property


150.00


Health and Sanitation


200.00


Highways


1,100.00


Charities


6,100.00


Soldiers' benefits


100.00


Schools


10,821.46


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Cemeteries (other than from trust


funds and sale of lots)


2,800.00


Interest on deposit


1,286.48


Interest on taxes


2,500.00


Interest on Merrick Fund


38.26


Interest on Thompson Fund


47.54


Excise Tax


17,665.17


Total Estimated Receipts 136,076.47


Free Cash in the treasury 30,000.00


Total Deductions


$166,076.47


Net amount raised by taxation


$261,976.07


Less 2639 polls @ $2.00 each


5,278.00


Total amount to be raised by taxation on property


$256,698.07


Assessed valuation of 1929: Personal estate


$2,530,313.00


Buildings, excluding land


7,258,554.00


Land


1,722,257.00


Total Valuation


$11,511,124.00


Tax Rate, $22.30 per M


Number of Persons, Partnerships and Corporations assessed on property 2,104


Number of horses assessed 160


Number of cows assessed


580


Number of sheep assessed 8


Number of neat cattle assessed


114


Number of swine assessed


22


Number of fowl assessed


3110


Number of dwelling houses assessed


1575


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TAXES ON MOTOR VEHICLES


No. Value


Tax


-


No. of Motor Vehicles assessed


for a full year : 1800


596,590 $17,688.89


No. of Motor Vehicles assessed for a half year: 264


104,210


1,544.90


No. of Motor Vehicles assessed for a quarter of the year 124


60,580


449.04


Total 2188


761,380 $19,682.83


Tax Rate $29.65 per M


Total number of abatements granted on Motor Vehicles exchanged during the year 1929: 186


Total amount of abatements granted on Motor Vehicles exchanged during the year 1929: $ 1,062.06


Total amount of refunds granted during the year of 1929: $ 230.97


DANIEL V. FOGARTY, HENRY L. HOLDEN, DENNIS E. O'CONNOR,


Assessors


70


Report of Auditors


We have examined the books and accounts of the Treasurer, Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Sealer of Weights and Measures, and Secretary of the Cemetery Commis- sion for the year 1929, and beg to submit the following :


TREASURER'S REPORT


RECEIPTS


Balance on hand January 1, 1929


$141,290.07


Anticipation of Revenue Loans


$300,000.00


Concrete Bridge Loan


6,000.00


John T. Brown, Tax Collector :


Taxes and Interest, 1926


2.26


1927


10,660.80


66


66


1928


31,759.95


1929


231,320.69


Commonwealth of Massachusetts :


Taxes, Reimbursements, etc. All other sources


111,003.45


31,819.56


722,566.71


$863,856.78


71


DISBURSEMENTS


Paid out on Selectmen's Warrants Balance on hand December 31, 1929


$790,970.90


72,885.88


$863,856.78


TOWN CLERK'S REPORT


DOG LICENSES


LICENSES ISSUED :- 1928


Males


3


@ $2.00 (Jan. 1, 1929)


$ 6.00


Males


1


@ $2.00


(After)


2.00


LICENSES ISSUED :- 1929


Males


444


@ $2.00


888.00


Females Spayed 84


@ $2.00


168.00


Females


57


@


$5.00


285.00


589


$1,349.00


Less Refund


1


@


$2.00


$


2.00


Less Fees


588


@ $ .20


$


117.60


$ 119.60


Net Amount


$1,229.40


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PAYMENTS TO COUNTY TREASURER:


June 18, 1929


December 11, 1929


$1,143.60 85.80


$1,229.40


TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT


ACCOUNT OF 1926


Outstanding January 1, 1929


$ 2.00


Interest


.26


$


2.26


Paid Treasurer


$


2.26


ACCOUNT OF 1927


Outstanding January 1, 1929


$10,621.29


Interest


977.71


$ 11,599.00


Paid Treasurer


10,660.80


Abatements


689.70


Tax Titles


248.50


$ 11,599.00


ACCOUNT OF 1928


Outstanding January 1, 1929


$44,119.83


Interest


1,100.66


$ 45,220.49


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Paid Treasurer Abatements Tax Titles


$31,701.88 160.88


262.34


Outstanding December 31, 1929


$ 32,125.10


$ 13,095.39


ACCOUNT OF 1929


Assessors Warrants to be


Collected


$281,185.86


Interest


40.75


$281,226.61


Paid Treasurer


231,320.69


Abatements


1,064.29


Tax Titles


126.32


$232,511.30


Outstanding December 31, 1929


$ 48,715.31


BETTERMENT ASSESSMENTS


(Committed to Collector May 8, 1928)


Outstanding January 1, 1929 $ 54.98


Interest 3.09


$ 58.07


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CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS ACCOUNT


Appropriation Expenditures Balance


$ 4,000.00 $ 3,701.26 298.74


$ 4,000.00


Amounts collected and paid Town Treasurer as follows :-


Sale of Lots


$ 263.00


Care of Lots


1,482.87


Grading Lots


187.75


Opening Graves


666.80


Foundations


121.82


$ 2,722.24


Less attorney's fee for collection (1 item)


2.67


$ 2,719.57


PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS


Balance Jan. 1, 1929


$ 25,918.23


New Funds Added during year $ 950.00


Interest for 1929


$1,298.55


$ 2,248.55


$ 28,166.78


Care of lots for the year


922.37


Perpetual Care Fund, December 31, 1929


$ 27,174.41


75


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Fees collected 1929 as per receipt book :


$ 145.63


Paid Town Treasurer:


February 1, 1929


March 6, 1929


$ 5.95 4.75


$ 10.70


Unpaid Balance, Dec. 31, 1929


$ 134.93


NOTE:


Paid Town Treasurer since closing of books, January 16, 1930 $ 134.93


We recommend that the Sealer of Weights and Measures make monthly remittances to the Town Treas- urer.


Respectfully submitted,


FRED S. POTTER


ELMER J. THOMAS


WILLARD S. FRENCH


Auditors


76


Board of Public Welfare


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens of Palmer:


The Board of Public Welfare of the Town of Palmer herewith submit their annual report for the year ending December 31, 1929.


Through whom aided Town Infirmary


No. Aided 15


Amount $ 5,313.04


In homes and Private Families


191


9,084.55


Poor under Mother's Aid Law


51


5,583.02


Persons aided in other cities and towns having settlement in this town


32


1,539.23


Persons aided in this town having settlement in other cities and towns


25


1,729.87


Persons aided in this town having no settlement in Common- wealth


33


450.99


Amount expended on last item will be reimbursed by State, also one-third of amount expended for Mother's Aid.


Amount expended on persons having settlement in other cities and towns will be reimbursed by city or town of settlement.


77


RECEIPTS


Appropriations and Transfers :


General Administration


$22,900.00


Salaries of Board


600.00


Town Physician


200.00


Clerical Work


1,300.00


From Reserve Fund


1,500.00


$26,500.00


Town Infirmary :


Sale of Milk


$ 1,336.99


Sale of Produce


20.07


Sale of Stock


75.00


Board of Inmates


1,184.00


$ 2,616.08


Reimbursements:


Cities and Towns


$ 1,133.57


State


2,950.20


$ 4,083.77


Total Receipts


$33,199.83


PAYMENTS


Salaries :


Board of Overseers


Town Physician


Clerical Work


$ 600.00 200.00 1,147.19


$ 1,947.19


78


Town Infirmary :


Mr. and Mrs. Lawlor


Warden and Matron


1,200.00


Labor


693.50


Groceries and Provisions


902.08


Dry Goods and Clothing


23.46


Fuel


225.00


Light


61.96


Hay and Grain


1,412.02


Equipment and Repairs


85.75


Telephone


40.31


Stock


332.00*


Insurance


67.90


Ice


42.00


Sundry Items


227.06


$ 5,313.04


*Traded in two cows, value $235.00


Outside Poor :


Cash


$ 4,644.60


Rent


2,000.28


Provisions


5,568.86


Clothing


440.78


Fuel


615.25


Board and Care


1,522.36


Wing Memorial Hospital


536.24


Hospitals in other Cities and Towns


663.73


Doctors Services


116.50


Medicine


106.35


Operations


194.00


For Other Cities and Towns


1,729.87


79


Telephones, Transportation and Sundry Expenses 456.71


$18,595.53


$25,855.76


NET COST OF CHARITIES


Total Expenses :


$25,855.76


Less Receipts of Town Infirmary


$ 2,616.06


Less Reimbursements 4,083.77


Less Outstanding Bills


4,095.82


$10,795.65


Net Cost


$15,060.11


NET COST OF TOWN INFIRMARY


Total Expenses for 1929


$ 5,313.04


Less Receipts for 1929


$ 2,616.06


Outstanding Bills


65.19


$ 2,681.25


Net Cost $ 2,631.79


REPORT OF WARDEN TO BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE


Milk


Produce Stock


$ 1,336.99 20.07 75.00


Board


1,184.00


$ 2,616.06


80


DISBURSEMENTS


Paid Town Treasurer $ 1,607.06


Balance of Receipts paid direct to Town Treasurer by Out- side Towns 1,009.00


$ 2,616.06


BILLS RECEIVABLE


For Milk


$


65.19


Value of wood delivered to Outside Poor $ 210.00 Number of Inmates registered during year 15


Largest number at one time 10


INVENTORY


Furniture and tableware $ 700.00


Food and supplies


300.00


Live Stock


2,025.00


Hay, Grain and Ensilage


1,605.00


Farm Implements


1,100.00


Wood, Coal and Lumber


600.00


$ 6,330.00


The Board recommends the following appropriations for its use during the year 1930 :


Support of Poor $24,900.00


Salaries of Board 600.00


Clerical Work 1,300.00


Town Physician 200.00


FRANK W. FLEURY, THOMAS W. MANSFIELD PATRICK H. McKELLIGOTT Board of Public Welfare


81


Report of Board of Health


To the Honorable Selectmen and Citizens of Palmer:


The Board of Health of the Town of Palmer here- with submit its annual report for the year ending Dec. 31st, 1929.


TABLE NO. 1


Chicken Pox


Diphtheria


Measles


Mumps


Scarlet Fever


Tuberculosis


Whooping Cough


Meningitis


Pneumonia


Rembraneous Croup


Typhoid


Dog Bite


Flu


January


1


71


February


26


1


March


5


April


2


1


4


2


May


1


June


July


2


1


1


August


September


1


1


1 1


1


October


1


1


6


1


November


5


2


2


2


December


1


6


7 103


1


1 10


4


9


2 6


5 1


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a


TABLE NO. 2


Number of Deaths reported from January 1, 1929 to January 1st, 1930.


January


11


February


12


March


9


April


8


May


13


June


4


July


7


August


8


September


7


October


6


November


5


December


10


100


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TABLE NO. 3


Total


Male


Female


Less than 1 year


12


7


5


1 to 2 years


2 “ 3


1


1


3 " 4


1


1


4 5


0


5 10 66


3


1


2


10


15


66


0


15 20


2


2


20


30


1


1


30


40 66


2


1


1


40 " 50


66


9


6


3


50 "


60


66


14


8


6


60


¥ 70


66


17


10


7


70


80


66


14


7


7


80


90


10


7


3


90 100


2


1


1


Over 100 years


0


Still Born


11


3


8


RECEIPTS


From Appropriations :


Salaries


175.00


Clerical Work


100.00


Tuberculosis, Contagious


Diseases and Other Expenses


3500.00


Toxin-Antitoxin 100.00


Meat and Milk Inspection


600.00


$4475.00


100


54


46


1


1


84


From Licenses :


Alcohol


22.00


Milk and Oleomargerine


47.00


Undertakers


5.00


Druggists


2.00


Bottling


20.00


Pasteurization


20.00


$116.00


From State :


Tuberculosis


180.72


Contagious Diseases


162.00


342.72


Total Receipts


$4933.72


Bills Receivable


638.00


EXPENDITURES


For:


Salaries


175.00


Agent


100.00


Stationery and Postage


9.65


Printing and Advertising


19.25


Telephone


34.08


Sundry Items


35.56


Contagious Diseases :


Medical Attendance and Medicine


94.60


Dry Goods and Clothing


39.20


Hospitals


1075.95


T


373.54


1209.75


1


85


Tuberculosis :


Westfield State Sanatorium


1013.55


Hampden County Sanatorium


10%3.41


2036.96


Meat and Milk Inspection :


Meat


101.70


Milk


496.26


597.96


Toxin-Antitoxin


Administration 100.00


100.00


Fumigation


27.59


27.59


Total Expenses


$4345.80


REPORT OF MILK INSPECTOR


Palmer, Mass., December 30, 1929


To the Board of Health of Palmer:


I have granted the following permits and Licenses.


86


Dealers licenses


85


@


.50


42.50


Oleo. licenses


9


@


.50


4.50


Producers Permits


53


No fee


Have carefully inspected all places where milk is produced or sold one or more times as seemed necessary.


Have made two arrests, with convictions, for the sale of watered milk.


Respectfully submitted,


A. F. Bennett


Milk Inspector.


REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING


Palmer, Mass., December 30, 1929


To the Board of Health of Palmer:


I have made the following inspections.


Hogs


85


Beef


6


Veal


2


Respectfully submitted


A. H. BENNETT,


Inspector of Slaughtering


87


To the Honorable Selectmen and the Citizens of Palmer:


The Town has been comparatively free from Dip- theria during the current year, the few cases that cropped out were of children that did not have Toxin-Antitoxin treatment and we would strongly recommend again the expenditure of $100 to further and encourage the giving of Toxin-Antitoxin to all children between six months of age and school age.


There was a small Typhoid outbreak which was con- fined to a whole family of 7 people. The family was removed to City Isolation Hospital at a cost to the Town of about $1,000.


We recommend that the Town make some arrange- ment to use the Wickwire Sewer now laid in North Main Street Roadway so that Town Permits may be issued to Abutters who are clamoring to enter.


Effective June 1st. we adopted a Health Measure in the form of a by-law requiring all Milk to be either Pasteurized or from Tuberculin Tested Herds, which was in keeping with the recommendation in our annual re- port of last year.


A Tuberculin Tested Herd is a wonderful step in the right direction, but we have asked you to go a step further and give heed to our recommendation that all Milk be Pasteurized whether it be Tuberculin Tested or not. Pasteurization of Milk saves lives and prevents sickness.


There is about 1500 quarts of Pasteurized Milk con- sumed daily with an increasing demand.


This is the ideal condition that guarantees a healthy people free from milk borne epidemics.


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The Board recommends the following appropriation for the ensuing year:


Tuberculosis and Contagious


Diseases $2,000


Inspection of Milk, Meat and Cattle


600.00


Vital Statistics


725.00


Clerical Work


100.00


Salaries of Board


175.00


Toxin-Antitoxin Treatments


100.00


$3,700.00


J. P. SCHNEIDER, WILLARD C. HITCHCOCK, M. Wm. HOLDEN,


Board of Health.


NOTE


The following two paragraphs should have been inserted in the Road Commissioners' Report under the heading of Bridges on Page 91.


The New Bridge between Palmer and Monson on State Ave. This was financed by a four way plan (so called) namely, The State, County, Town of Monson and Town of Palmer. The approach on the Easterly side from Main Street in the Village of Palmer should be cared for in some manner as may be decided by the voters.


Sanctuary Bridge:


This bridge over the Swift River owned jointly by Palmer and Belchertown went down under about a six ton load on the Belchertown side and has since been closed to travel. The Board feels that this bridge is not essential to the traveling public and should be perman- ently closed, and asked that the Town of Palmer take some definite action in this matter.


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Report of Road Commissioners


To the Voters of the Town of Palmer:


The Board of Road Commissioners herewith submit their tenth annual report for the year ending December 31, 1929.


The organization of the Board was as follows :-


Homer A. Shaw, Chairman, Sherman M. Stebbins, Clerk, Thomas J. Moran


Henry Ruckley was appointed Superintendent of Streets.


HIGHWAYS


All work for which the town voted special appro- priations has been completed insofar as it was possible.


Appropriation for the Three Rivers-Ludlow Road (So called) was not sufficient to complete the road there- fore, it will be necessary to make an appropriation this year. The County and State have already expressed their desire to have this furnished for the completion of this road.


We recommend that the River Road leading from Thorndike to the Ware Road be hardened and the appro- priation be made of $10,000.00 the same as was appro- priated last year. This will be re-appropriated.


90


The Thorndike Road (so called) leading from Palmer to Palmer Center be resurfaced and appropriation be made.


East Main Street in Three Rivers leading from the end of the cement road to the intersection of Charles street be hardened either with Cement or macadam as may be best.


In the Village of Palmer, Fox Street and Dublin Street should be hardened.


Also recommend graveling and oiling Charles Street in the Village of Three Rivers.


In the Village of Three Rivers this Department thinks it advisable to straighten the Palmer Road from the intersection of the Belchertown Road back of the Union Church, connecting with the Palmer Road. This matter has been investigated and we find that we will have to pay land damages. We have not been able to get the amount of the land damage for the reason that two of the abutters will leave it to the juror to decide.


BRIDGES


We recommend widening of the Burly Bridge and the approaches. The Senate Committee already has this matter of Bridges under advisement and we expect a report at an early date that will, we hope, hasten the possibilities of widening bridges of this type.


The Commission finds that the equipment for road work is entirely inadequate and recommend that the Town purchase a one half yard gasoline shovel, one trac- tor; one two and one half ton truck and one scraper.


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In view of the large expense for equipment we be- lieve that we can cut $2,000.00 for the maintenance ex- pense fund, making it $18,000.00 rather than $20,000.00. Also due to the fact that last year we did the work on North Main Street in the Village of Palmer where the street railway track was removed. Also surfaced the same on Main Street in the Village of Three Rivers where a track had previously been removed. It was proposed to have a special appropriation for this work, of $7,000.00 but we did it out of the regular maintenance fund at a very much less cost, due to the fact that Mr. Sherman M. Stebbins knew how to do the work without the expendi- ture of special appropriation. Our roads are in very much better condition than they were one year ago, hence this recommendation.


HOMER A. SHAW SHERMAN M. STEBBINS


Road Commissioners of


Town of Palmer


92


Appropriation Expended Balance


Bridges


$ 1,500.00 $ 1,303.74 $


196.26


Bourne Street


3,500.00


3,500.00


none


Curbing


250.00


189.58


60.42


Converse Street


1,425.00


1,423.77


1.23


Ford Runabout


550.00


535.00


15.00


Griffin St., Bondsville


1,000.00


995.64


4.36


Highways


20,000.00


19,948.19


51.81


High St., Thorndike


1,000.00


999.74


.26


Memorial Approach and Knox Marker


125.00


105.18


19.82


Maple & Front Sts.,


Three Rivers


2,400.00


2,394.95


6.05


Maple Street, Palmer


750.00


750.00


none


No. Main St., Palmer, Bal. 4,963.85


4,963.85


none


Pleasant St., Palmer


1,500.00


1,500.85


Dr. . 85


Pleasant St., 3 Rivers


1,800.00


1,800.00


none


Pleasant St., Thorndike


5,000.00


5,000.00


none


Pinney St., Palmer


1,000.00


1,000.00


none


Palmer-Monson Bridge


7,904.17


Railings


500.00


96.06


403.94


Ruggles St., Three Rivers 1,800.00


1,800.00


none


Sewers & Culverts


3,000.00


2,891.66


108.34


Snow Removal


2,000.00


1,800.11


177.89


Bal. 1928 &


App. 1929


Three Rivers-Ludlow Rd. 29,925.68


27,806.56


State Work


802.03


28,608.59


1,317.09


Walks Repairs


2,600.00


2,600.00


none


Walnut St., Palmer


675.00


602.51


72.49


HOMER A. SHAW SHERMAN M. STEBBINS Road Commissioners of Town of Palmer


93


RECOMMENDATIONS


Recommendations for Regular Appropriations for 1930 are as follows:


Highways


$18,000.00


Snow Removal


3,000.00


Bridges


1,500.00


Railings


500.00


Sewers & Culverts


3,000.00


Repairs of Walks


2,600.00


Curbing


1,000.00


HOMER A. SHAW SHERMAN M. STEBBINS


Road Commissioners of


Town of Palmer


94


Report of Tree Warden


AMOUNT APPROPRIATED $1,000.00


Money Paid to Harold L. Eldridge for Labor as Follows:


March 13


$122.00


May 22


100.00


August 7


150.00


August 14


150.00


August 21


150.00


September 18


150.00


November 20


178.00


$1,000.00


Total Disbursements


$1,000.00


No money on hand.


Report as of January 1, 1930.


J. H. MacGEACHEY,


Tree Warden.


95


Forest Fire Warden


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen of the Town of Palmer :-


I hereby submit my annual report of the Forest Fire Department.


Number of fire permits 353.


Number of grass and forest fires in Town 61


Setting fire without permit, 1 conviction. Fined $10.


Owing to the excessive, long dry weather, and the large number of fires, the appropriation of $1,000 was insufficient. At a special meeting the sum of $900 was asked for and appropriated to carry out the balance of the year's work. Which leaves a balance unexpended of $137.28.


In conclusion, I would recommend that the sum of $1000 be raised and appropriated to carry on the work of this department for the ensuing year; also that a sum not exceeding $2000 be raised and appropriated for the purchase of a truck which is sorely needed, I would further suggest that the use of this truck be restricted to this department.


Respectfully submitted,


EDWIN J. DUNCAN.


Forest Fire Warden


.


96


Report of Chief of Police


Palmer, Mass.,


January 1, 1930


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:


During the year, 1929, 798 cases not including cases against juvenile offenders, were prosecuted in the Dis- trict Court of Eastern Hampden against 734 persons, for offences committed within the Town of Palmer. Of the persons brought before the Court in these cases 165 were residents and 569 were non-residents, 715 were males and 19 were females. The 163 drunkenness cases included cases against 44 persons who were driving motor vehicles while under the influence of liquor.


A list of the cases follows :


Affray


13


Assault 12


Contempt of Court


4


Disturbing the Peace


7


Drunkenness


163


Fugitives from Justice


11


Larceny


15


Lewd and lascivious conduct


1


Masher


1


Milk Laws 3


Non-support


5


97


Pure Food Laws


4


Railroad Trespass


3


School Laws


6


Setting Fires Without Permits


2


Town By-Laws


1


Vagrancy


39


Violation of Liquor Laws


14


Violation of Motor Vehicle Laws


494


798


The only change in the personnel of the Department in 1929 was the appointment of James H. Carter as Night Police Officer in Bondsville to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Officer John F. Mansfield who passed away early in July after eighteen years of loyal and faithful service.


In conclusion, I would recommend that a committee be appointed to confer with the State Authorities regard- ing the advisability of installing traffic lights at the dangerous intersections in the Town of Palmer.


TIMOTHY J. CRIMMINS,


Chief of Police.


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Jury List


In accordance with Chapter 348 of the Acts of 1907, the Selectmen of the Town of Palmer have pre- pared the following list of inhabitants of said Town of Palmer as qualified to serve as Jurors for the year be- ginning July 1st, 1929.


Charles O. Murphy William Daly


James F. Donahue


Jeremiah F. O'Connor


George J. Flint


Freeman A. Smith James Rathbone


Frank J. Henry


Joseph A. Fountain George Fournier Lawrence F. Sullivan


Frank F. Albro


Michael J. Donahue, Jr. David Belisle John T. Sullivan Robert A. Swain


William LaPlant


Charles D. Holden Daniel A. Shea Andrew B. Rathbone Frederick Brouillette Fred S. Potter


Highland Street, Palmer Main Street, Three Rivers Pine Street, Palmer Fox Street, Palmer Pleasant Street, Palmer North Main Street, Palmer Central Street, Palmer Church Street, Thorndike Main Street, Thorndike Bourne Street, Three Rivers Main Street, Bondsville Main Street, Bondsville Main Street, Bondsville Main Street, Bondsville Bourne Street, Three Rivers Springfield Street, Three Rivers High Street, Thorndike Converse Street, Palmer S. Main Street, Bondsville King Street, Palmer S. Main Street, Palmer Grove Street, Palmer


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Andrew C. Carroll Michael J. Sullivan Clifford Foster


Stanislaw Markot Albert A. Boissy Daniel F. Austin Walter J. Baldwin


Louis J. Brainerd John G. Butts Louis E. Chandler


Marshall R. Clark


Peter E. Cody Henry D. Converse Charles Cordially Edward F. Cushman


Emile Erikson Edwin Fisher


Frank M. Foley


Carl King F. J. Jarvis


Edward P. Brown Edward J. Curtin Wm. B. Kerigan Stanley F. Salamon Stanley Skrzyniarz Albert Kolbusz Charles H. Bresette Seymour Chabot Peter E. Bard Robert E. Faulkner John C. Bauer Lyman L. Keith Ludwik Marhelewicz Wilfred Boissy Frank J. B. Camerlin Frank W. Fleury Edmond Forte


Pinney Street, Palmer Maple Street, Palmer Commercial Street, Thorndike Ruggles Street, Three Rivers Main Street, Three Rivers S. Main Street, Bondsville Knox Street, Palmer Highland Street, Palmer Pine Street, Palmer Squier Street, Palmer Squier Street, Palmer N. Main Street, Palmer N. Main Street, Palmer Main Street, Palmer Thorndike Street, Palmer Forest Street, Palmer Church Street, Thorndike Knox Street, Palmer N. Main Street, Palmer Squier Street, Palmer Squier Street, Palmer Church Street, Thorndike Ware Road, Palmer Hobbs Street, Thorndike High Street, Thorndike Main Street, Thorndike Church Street, Thorndike Main Street, Thorndike Converse Street, Palmer Pine Street, Palmer Maple Street, Three Rivers Main Street, Three Rivers Bourne Street, Three Rivers Main Street, Three Rivers Main Street, Three Rivers Kelley Street, Three Rivers Ruggles Street, Three Rivers


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Peter Frydryk Henry A. Laviolette Stanley Ziemba Paul Rollett


Melton J. Royce Jan S. Stachoveck Elmer H. Powell


Benj. C. Shaw


Horace F. Parker


Raymond W. Conway Alfred H. Crawford


Henry Crosby


William J. Doyle


John H. Dunn


Norman W. Griffin


Henry W. Holbrook


Henry L. Holden


John E. Hopkins


Henry T. Kane


Frank P. Rathbone


Ralph E. Ryan


Timothy J. Sullivan


Peter T. Ditto


Michael J. Farrelly


William M. Sullivan


John Brosnan


David B. Smith Patrick Ford


Patrick P. Nagle


William P. Donavan


Thomas J. Fitzgerald


Joseph F. Piechota


Eugene Fenton John Zbylot William V. Costello Albert J. Galanski


Thomas Bowler


North Street, Three Rivers Springfield Street, Three Rivers Main Street, Three Rivers Main Street, Three Rivers North Street, Three Rivers Main Street, Three Rivers High Street, Three Rivers Main Street, Bondsville Main Street, Bondsville Fox Street, Palmer Central Street, Palmer Thorndike Street, Palmer Pine Street, Palmer N. Main Street, Palmer Park Street, Palmer Squier Street, Palmer Thorndike Street, Palmer Main Street, Palmer Park Street, Palmer Squier Street, Palmer Park Street, Palmer Park Street, Palmer N. Main Street, Palmer N. Main Street, Palmer Commercial Street, Thorndike Commercial Street, Thorndike Main Street, Thorndike Main Street, Thorndike High Street, Thorndike S. Main Street, Bondsville High Street, Bondsville High Street, Bondsville S. Main Street, Bondsville Griffin Street, Bondsville State Street, Bondsville Griffin Street, Bondsville High Street, Bondsville




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