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erected. This proposed building would accommodate what is at present termed the High school and the two upper gram- mar grades, and no essential differences would be required in its construction whether the educational system in Middleboro was so altered as to include a so-called Junior High School or not, because these grading arrangements involve merely ques- tions of administration, and not of space required.
We have secured from sources which we believe to be relia- ble estimates as to the cost of these arrangements, and find that the alterations in the present High school would cost $4,000; removing the School street portable to Forest street, $1,500; and enlarging the present rear room on the first floor of the Union street building to standard size $2,500.00.
A new building such as is proposed would cost $205,000, making a total cost for buildings of $213,000. To install complete equipment in these buildings would cost $12,000 and architect's services and incidentals $15,000, making a total expense to the town of $240,000.
We are aware that these recommendations if followed in- volve an expenditure of a considerable sum of money, but the committee feels that the question of school accommodations for Middleboro would thus be solved for a considerable period and that the plan proposed is more economical than any make- shift plan which would involve a smaller initial outlay.
We recommend further that the firm of Kilham, Hopkins & Greeley be retained to furnish plans for the proposed new building, and that a committee be authorized to take the entire matter in charge.
After careful consideration of the matter of location of the proposed new building, the committee recommend that it be built upon the site bounded by High and Station streets. This site has been agreed upon by the committee, partly for the reason that the North Main street site at first proposed has once been rejected by the town, and partly because the proposed site offers in connection with adjacent land, which is presumably available, considerable possibilities in the way of
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athletic fields and other requirements. It is readily accessible from all parts of the town, and appears to be well located with respect to the apparent trend of the growth of population. The cost of this site would probably not differ materially from that of the North Main street location.
CHESTER E. WESTON THEODORE N. WOOD ERNEST L. MAXIM ALTON G. PRATT GEORGE W. STETSON ALLAN R. THATCHER KENDRICK H. WASHBURN
ADELIA C. RICHARDS FOREST E. THOMAS
Committee
Lyman P. Thomas does not sign this report for the reason that it requires a greater expenditure of money than the school requirements, however urgent they may be, would justify.
Lorenzo Wood, not having attended any of the meetings, does not consider himself qualified to sign the report.
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY, MIDDLEBOROUGH,
MASS.,
Tuesday, April 29, 1924
The following officers were sworn:
Warden, Henry W. Sears
Clerk, Walter L. Beals
Election officers: Luke F. Kelley, Kenneth B. Keedwell, Mabel B. Sears, Mertie E. Witbeck, Thomas C. McCormick, Sylvanus L. Brett.
Officer: E. Kimball Harrison.
The polls were opened at 11.00 o'clock a. m. and closed at 7.30 p. m.
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The total number of ballots cast was one hundred fifty-two; Republican, one hundred forty-seven; Democratic, five. Both check lists and the ballot box showed this number. Men, seventy-nine; women, seventy-three.
The result of the balloting was as follows:
REPUBLICAN
Delegates at Large:
Channing H. Cox had one hundred forty-five (145). Henry Cabot Lodge had one hundred forty-two (142). Frederick H. Gillett had one hundred forty-three (143). William M. Butler, had one hundred forty-two (142) John H. Sherburne had one hundred thirty-nine (139). Anna C. Bird had one hundred forty-one (141). Jessie A. Hall had one hundred forty-one (141). Blanks, thirty-six (36).
Alternate Delegates at Large:
Pauline R. Thayer had one hundred thirty-five (135). Elizabeth Putnam had one hundred thirty-seven (137). Charles H. Innes had one hundred thirty-three (133). John Jacob Rogers had one hundred thirty-four. (134). Robert M. Stevens had one hundred thirty-two (132). Mary B. Browne had one hundred thirty-six (136). Spencer Borden, Jr., had one hundred thirty-four (134). Blanks, eighty-eight, (88).
District Delegates, Sixteenth District:
Mark M. Duff had one hundred twenty-eight (128). Eben S. S. Keith had one hundred thirty-five (135). Blanks, thirty-one (31)
Alternate District Delegates, sixteenth District: Helen H. Pierce had one hundred twenty-three (123). Thomas Otis had one hundred twenty-six (126). Blanks, forty-five (45).
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DEMOCRATIC
Delegates at Large:
David I. Walsh had five (5). Arthur Lyman had three (3). Joseph B. Ely had four (4). John F. Doherty had five (5). Helen A. Macdonald had two (2). Susan W. FitzGerald had three (3). Rose Herbert had two (2). Mary E. Meehan had two (2). Charles H. Cole had five (5). Blanks, nine (9).
Alternate Delegates at Large: Arthur J. B. Cartier had three (3). William A. O'Hearn had three (3). Jeremiah J. Healy had two (2). Edward A. Ginsburg had three (3). Dorothy Whipple Fry had two (2). Mary H. Quincy has three (3). Anne O'Keefe Heffernan had four (4). Mary Bacigalupo had three (3). William H. Doyle had four (4). Blanks, thirteen (13).
District Delegates, Sixteenth District: John H. Backus, Jr., had four (4). Manuel Joseph had four (4). Thomas F. Kelleher had four (4). Walter Welsh had four (4). Blanks, four (4).
Alternate District Delegates, Sixteenth District: Willard Ellis Boyden had four (4). John A. Cheval had four (4). Blanks, twelve.
A true copy attest :
WALTER L. BEALS, Clerk.
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STATE ELECTION, NOVEMBER 4, 1924. Precinct 2, Middleborough, Mass.
The polls were opened at 10 o'clock a. m. The following election officers served, all of whom were duly sworn:
Henry W. Sears, Warden
Walter L. Beals, Clerk
E. Kimball Harrison, Officer
Sylvanus L. Brett
L. Francis Callan
Irma C. McKechnie
Michael J. Cronan
Fred B. Parker
Marian B. Drake
Henry B. Schlueter
Kenneth B. Keedwell
Mabel B. Sears
Edward J. Kelley
Waldo S. Thomas
Luke F. Kelley
Warren F. Ware
Peter F. Kelley
Mertie E. Witbeck
Ralph W. Maddigan
The polls were closed at 8.10 p. m.
The total number of ballots cast was two thou-
sand five hundred forty-four 2,544
The ballot box registered 2,549.
Men voters checked, one thousand five hun- dred thirteen 1,513
Women voters checked, one thousand thirty- one 1,031
Absent voters checked, men, sixteen 16
Absent voters, checked women, fourteen 14
The result of the balloting was as follows: Presidential Electors:
Coolidge and Dawes had one thousand eight hundred ninety-four 1,894
Davis and Bryan had two hundred ninety-eight 298
Foster and Gitlow had five 5
Johns and Reynolds had one 1
John J. Mahoney
Walter M. Chipman
Thomas C. McCormick
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LaFollette and Wheeler had two hundred fifty 250
Blanks, ninety-six 96
For GOVERNOR:
John J. Ballam had fourteen 14
James M. Curley had six hundred one 601
Alvan T. Fuller had one thousand seven hundred seventy-five 1,775
James Hayes had nineteen 19
Walter S. Hutchins had twelve
12
Blanks, one hundred twenty-three 123
For LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR :
Frank G. Allen had one thousand seven hundred eleven 1,711
John J. Cummings had four hundred thirty-six 436
Arthur A. Cunning had eighteen 18
Thomas Nicholson had seventeen 17
Edward Rand Stevens had twenty-six 26
Blanks, three hundred thirty-six 336
For SECRETARY :
Frederic W. Cook had one thousand six hundred
seventy-one 1,671
Winfield A. Dwyer had forty 40
Samuel Leger had nine 9
H. Oscar Rocheleau had three hundred fifty-six 356
Edith Williams had twenty-one 21
Blanks, four hundred forty-seven 447
For TREASURER :
Michael L. Eisner had three hundred thirty-nine 339
Patrick H. Loftus had seventeen 17
Louis Marcus had nineteen 19
Albert Oddie had thirty-eight 38
William S. Youngman had one thousand six hun- dred seventeen 1,617
Blanks, five hundred fourteen 514
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For AUDITOR :
Strabo V. Claggett had five hundred sixty-five 565
Alonzo B. Cook had one thousand three hundred
eighty-four 1,384
Isidore Harris had seven
7
James J. Lacey had twenty-four
24
Dennis F. Reagan had twenty-three 23
Blanks, five hundred forty-one 541
For ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Jay R. Benton had one thousand six hundred five 1,605
Harry J. Canter had thirty-one 31
Frederick Oelcher had eleven 11
John Weaver Sherman had fourteen 14
John E. Swift had four hundred three
403
Blanks, four hundred eighty 480
For SENATOR IN CONGRESS:
Frederick H. Gillett had one thousand four hundred ninety-six 1,496
Antoinette F. Konikow had nineteen 19
David I. Walsh had seven hundred eighty 780
Blanks, two hundred forty-nine 249
For CONGRESSMAN-Sixteenth District:
John H. Backus, Jr., had two hundred forty-nine 249
Charles L. Gifford had one thousand four hundred thirty-one 1,431
Alvin C. Howes had five hundred forty-seven
547
Blanks, three hundred seventeen 317
For COUNCILLOR :- First District:
Anthony J. Hohman had three hundred thirty-five 335
Elwin T. Wright had one thousand five hundred forty-two 1,542
Blanks, six hundred sixty-seven 667
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For SENATOR: Plymouth District:
Philip J. Ryan had three hundred forty-one 341
George M. Webber had one thousand five hundred
seventy-seven 1,577
Blanks, six hundred twenty-six
626
For REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT :-
Seventh Plymouth District:
Walter H. Faunce had one thousand four hundred thirty-six 1,436
Edward M. Healey had one 1
Alvin C. Howes had one 1
Frank Harrington had one 1
Blanks, one thousand one hundred five 1,105
For COUNTY COMMISSIONERS :- Plymouth :
Frederic T. Bailey had one thousand four hundred thirteen 1,413
William F. Hart had two hundred ninety-four 294
Jere B. Howard had one thousand two hundred thirty-six 1,236
Thomas J. Kelly had two hundred eighty-nine
289
Blanks, one thousand eight hundred fifty-six 1,856
For REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY :-
Plymouth County :
Sumner A. Chapman had one thousand six hundred ten 1,610
John F. Murray had three hundred sixteen
316
Blanks, six hundred eighteen 618
For COUNTY TREASURER :- Plymouth :
Horace T. Fogg had one thousand five hundred eighty- eight 1,588
George F. Garrity, Jr., had three hundred twenty-nine
329
Blanks, six hundred twenty-seven 627
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REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 1:
Yes, nine hundred seventy-four 974
No, three hundred seventy-nine 379
Blanks, one thousand one hundred ninety-one 1,191
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 2:
Yes, one thousand sixteen 1,016
No, four hundred three
403
Blanks, one thousand one hundred twenty-five 1,125
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 3:
Yes, one thousand two hundred forty-eight
1,248
No, six hundred fifty-nine 659
Blanks six hundred thirty-seven
637
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 4:
Yes, five hundred forty-seven 547
No, one thousand one hundred eighty-seven ·
1,187
Blanks, eight hundred ten 810
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 5:
Yes, eight hundred sixty-seven
867
No, two hundred forty-five 245
Blanks, one thousand four hundred thirty-two
1,432
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 6:
Yes, nine hundred forty-one 941
1,141
Blanks, four hundred sixty-two 462
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 7:
Yes, five hundred ninety-six 596
No, one thousand four hundred twenty-nine 1,429
Blanks, five hundred nineteen 519
After announcing the result of the balloting the meeting adjourned at 4.15 a. m., November 5, 1924.
A true copy attest :
W. L. BEALS, Clerk.
No, one thousand one hundred forty-one
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TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH-PRECINCT I- NOVEMBER 4, 1924
Polls opened at 10 o'clock, with the following election officers in charge :-
Warden-B. J. Allan
Dep. Warden-R. C. West
Clerk-Percy W. Keith Dep. Clerk-Ernest I. Perkins Inspector-B. E. Holmes Dep. Inspector-H. W. Macomber Teller-J. Frank Gardner
Dial of Ballot Box registers 000 .- Names of B. E. Holmes, Plymouth St., and Agnes J. Price, Pleasant St., omitted on check list. Certificates furnished by Registrars of Voters allowing them to vote.
Ballot Box opened, by vote, at 1:30 o'clock. Ballots taken there from 55, register agreeing.
Polls closed at 8 o'clock. Total number voting 136 in- cluding one "absent vote", check list and ballot box agreeing.
PERCY W. KEITH,
Precinct Clerk.
Following is result of Ballot :-
ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
Coolidge and Dawes, Republican had 117
Davis and Bryan, Democratic had 3
Foster and Gitlow, Workers party had 0
Johns and Reynolds, Socialist Labor Party had 0
LaFollette and Wheeler, Independent-Progressive had 12
Blanks 4
101
GOVERNOR
John J. Ballam of Boston, Workers Party had 2
James M. Curley of Boston, Democratic had 7 119
Alvan T. Fuller of Malden, Republican had James Hayes, of Plymouth, Socialist Labor Party had 0 Walter S. Hutchins of Greenfield, Socialist Party had 0 Blanks 8
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Frank G. Allen of Norwood, Republican had 116 John J. Cummings of Boston, Democratic had 5
Arthur A. Cunning of Boston, Socialist Labor Party had 0 Thomas Nicholson of Lawrence, Socialist Party had 0
Edward Rand Stevens of Boston, Workers Party had 1 Blanks 14
SECRETARY
Michael L. Eisner of Pittsfield, Democratic had 7
Patrick H. Loftus of Abington, Socialist Labor Party had 0
Louis Marcus of Boston, Socialist Party had 0
Albert Oddie of Brockton, Workers Party had 2
108
William S. Youngman of Boston, Republican had Blanks 19
AUDITOR
Strabo V. Claggett of Newton, Democratic had 9
Alonzo B. Cook of Boston, Republican had 102
Isidore Harris of Boston, Socialist Labor Party had 0
James J. Lacey of Boston, Workers Party had 1
Dennis F. Reagan of Brockton, Socialist Party had 0 Blanks 24
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Jay R. Benton of Belmont, Republican had Harry J. Canter of Boston, Workers Party had 1
110
Frederick Oelcher of Peabody, Socialist Labor Party had 0
John Weaver Sherman of Boston, Socialist Party had 1
John E. Swift of Milford, Democratic had 4
Blanks 20
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SENATOR IN CONGRESS
Frederick H. Gillett of Springfield, Republican had 105
Antoinette F. Konikow of Boston ,Workers Party had 1 David I. Walsh of Fitchburg, Democratic had 14
Blanks 16
CONGRESSMAN-Sixteenth District
John H. Backus, Jr. of New Bedford, Democratic had 5
Charles L. Gifford of Barnstable, Republican had 99
Alvin C. Howes of Middleborough, Ind. Progressive had 16
Blanks 16
COUNCILLOR-First District 4
Anthony J. Hohman of Abington, Democratic had
Elwin T. Wright of Rockland, Republican had 100
Blanks 32
SENATOR-Plymouth District
Philip J. Ryan of Brockton, Democratic had 4
George M. Webber of East Bridgewater, Republican had 104 Blanks 28
REPRESENTATIVES IN GENERAL COURT-7th
Plymouth District
Walter H. Faunce of Kingston, Republican had Blanks 50
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS-Plymouth Frederic T. Bailey of Scituate, Republican had 93
William F. Hart of Abington, Democratic had 5 Jere B. Howard of Brockton, Republican had 70
Thomas J. Kelly of Brockton, Democratic had Blanks 102
2
REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY-Ply- mouth County
Sumner A. Chapman of Plymouth, Republican had 106
John F. Murray of Brockton, Democratic had 4
Blanks 26
103
COUNTY TREASURER-Plymouth
Horace T. Fogg of Norwell, Republican had
107
George F. Garrity, Jr. of Abington, Democratic had 3 Blanks 26
REFERENDUM QUESTION ON. 1.
Yes
69
No
23
Blanks
44
Yes
64
No 22
Blanks
50
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 3
Yes
71
No
38
Blanks 27
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 4
Yes
33
No
66
Blanks
37
Yes
48
No
13
Blanks
75
Yes
38
No
80
Blanks
18
Yes
43
No
70
Blanks
23
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 2
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 5
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 6
REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 7
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH DURING THE YEAR 1924
Date Name of Bride and Groom
Residence
Jan. 3
Chester Hardy
Jackaline Elsie (Erickson) Bentsen
5 John W. Brooks, Jr. Mildred C. White
No. Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Raynham
12 John Foglia Virginia Mary Giberti
Athol Middleboro
17
Henry Leslie Meyer Agnes Louise Wagner Grew
Falmouth
18 Joseph Alexander W. Savard Blanche Mary La Flamme
Middleboro
E. Taunton
19 George C. Erwin Helen Frazier
Middleboro
Middleboro
22 George M. Gammons Sarah Robisheau
Plymouth
Mar. 1
Roger I .. Johnson Laura M. Clark
Middleboro
2 Nichan Nersese Zadoorian Hamestre Elizabeth Gengazian
Attleboro
8 Charles Dellarocco Amy Vigers
Middleboro
29 Albert Herman Hanson Ruth Parker Jenkins
Middleboro
29
Russell Winthrop Rogers Mary Louise Alger
Middleboro
April 17 Edward Johnston Greta Marie Lemee
Boston
19 George E. Ferris
Swampscott
Ebbie W. (Hayford) Leonard
Swampscott
26 Arthur Louis Munroe Edna Russell Newhall
Seekonk
Providence, R. I.
Middleboro
Middleboro
27 Merton L. Braley Margaret B. Carter
Middleboro
May 3 William Martin Van Amringe Verna Louise.Francis
Middleboro
3 John Joseph Bettencourt Ila Emily Holmes
Middleboro
5 Earl V. Crouse Mildred A. Butrick
Middleboro
10 Walter O. Rudolph Myrtle Viola Garnett
Middleboro
No. Carver
15 William Frederick Boucher Ada Albonea Cotte
Middleboro
Middleboro
14 Ernest Clifton Lees Ella Vigers
26 Valentine Dean Annie Wood Gurney
Feb.
2 Justin Hall Caswell Vivian Crane Wilbur
Falmouth
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Malden
Perth Amboy, N. J.
27 Horace Foster Gay Doris Gray
Middleboro
Middleboro
Rochester
Middleboro
Mattapoisett Mattapoisett No. Middleboro
Bridgewater
105
May 18 Arthur Thomas Burt Grace Florence Darling White
Middleboro
Middleboro
18 Frank Simkewicz Mollie Czesnulewicz
Middleboro
19 Harold O. Foye
Middleboro
May Tinkham Sparrow
Middleboro
21 Crawford Wilson Barnes
Middleboro
Oceana (Clark) Gove
Middleboro
22 Edward A. Perry Abbie Z. Shaw
Sandwich
22 Chester Stephen Mendell Agnes Howard Pember
Middleboro
20 Raymond Everett Casey Margaret Josephine Moriarty
Middleboro
31 Thomas Eugene Washburn Charlotte Martha Blakely
June
1 Walter Albert Benoit Anna Mary Forcier
Westdale
3 Ermando Joseph Trocchi Rose Filomena Giberti
Middleboro
3 John Thomas Lee
Middleboro
Ida Helen (Tracey) Glover
Malden
4 Arthur Clifton White Edith Mae Howland
New Bedford
5 Walter Rodrick Carmichael Ruth Ellis Bishop
Providence, R. I.
7 Kenneth Leonard Crosby
Beverly
Viola Agnes Braley
Middleboro
Middleboro
7 Jesse Garfield Carpenter Lila May Jacques
Middleboro
7 Albion Loren Cline Elsa Irene Brandt
Boston
10 Lorenz Connelly Gertrude Loring Vaughn
Middleboro
12 William Purdon Winberg Isabel Le Baron Keith
Middleboro
14 Kinsley Allen Ball Lillian Aldrich Phillips
Middleboro
Middleboro
16 Walter Bernier Elizabeth Barbara Feeney
Taunton
21 George Jakin Oliver Hazel Charlotte Newell
Rowley
21 William Watson Burroughs Gladys Marie Shepard
Boston
22 Clarence Bristo Brightman Dorothy Blanche Smalley
Bourne
22 Edward Raymond Silva Alice Coan Hopkins
Somerville
23 Roscoe Franklin Tobey Elizabeth Gauthier
Middleboro
26 Joseph Correira Cabral Julia C. (Monte) Moccia
Middleboro
Brockton
Middleboro
Middleboro
Duxbury
Middleboro
July
2 Dougal Samuel Logan Hattie Annie Sears 2 Avery Chandler Nickerson Helen Winifred Sellers
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Somerville
Bourne
Middleboro
Baltimore, Md.
Middleboro
Medford
New Bedford
Middleboro
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Lakeville
Middleboro
Sandwich
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
106
2 Herbert William Blanchard Louise Bartlett Mann
Plympton
Plympton Middleboro
Middleboro
12
E. Middleboro
Bridgewater
12 James Everett Johnson Mary Regina Knox
W. Warwick, R. I.
Middleboro
18 John Tierney Mary (Langwas) Goudreau
Middleboro
20 Emil Dimock Robinson Florence Augusta Dunham
Middleboro
27, Dickran H. Murmurian Mary Der Hagopian John Elmer Johnson Ida Esmeralt Kaski
Boston
28
Carver
Carver
20 Leonard Francis Shurtleff Mary Frances Cornish
Carver
31 John Frazier Mary Machado
Acushnet
Aug.
1 James Hammerton
Middleboro
Levina Adline (Ashton) Davies
Middleboro
4 Wales Henry Andrews Jane Louise Hobart
E. Braintree
4 Charles Mealy Alvina Joncas
Middleboro
4 Allen Braley Bessie Frances Leonard
Middleboro
9 Clifton Edward Burgess Marie ·Preble Gurney
Marion
16 Harold Clyde Tessier Sophia Susan MacDonald
Middleboro
Middleboro
Sept.
Middleboro
Middleboro
5 Ira Ellsworth Amsden Doris Millicent Smalley
Middleboro
6 George H. Lapham Seviah H. (Young) Sparks
Provincetown
7 Edward Frank Brooks
So. Boston
Elin Marguerite Carlson
Middleboro
8 Guy Lester Hudson Catherine Rose Young
Taunton
12 Clinton B. Gates Aymar B. Freeman
Middleboro
15 Burt E. DeMoranville Jessica M. Meack
Lakeville
20 Louis Andrew Lavallee Mary Margaret Sylvester
Lakeville
21 Enok Balian Higanoosh Hagopian
Middleboro
21 Irving Linwood Jacques Olive Branch Vanasse
Middleboro
Middleboro
Oct. 1 William J. Gabrey Jennie Gleason
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Brookline
Middleboro
Bourne
Middleboro
27 Ellsworth Crowell Elsie May Crowell 1 Norman Guidiboni Lillian Raye Foye
Middleboro
Middleboro
Rockland
Middleboro
Middleboro
Taunton
Middleboro
Middleboro
5 Fred Lemuel Leonard Helen Gertrude Swett Herbert Abner Sears Florence Evelyn Murray
Providence, R. I.
Middleboro
Boston
Middleboro
Acushnet
107
Oct. 2 Joseph B. Mello Mary Agnes McDonald
Middleboro
Middleboro
5 Thomas Leslie Pittsley Elizabeth Ellen Raymond
Plymouth
8 Richard Barnett, Jr.
Lawrence
. Lucy Kennedy
Middleboro
11 Joseph S. Cordeiro Annie M. Nelson
Middleboro
19 William Stearns Chandler Kathryn Ruth Flynn
Framingham
Middleboro
23 Manuel Semo Mello Alice Lucetta Crawshaw
Bridgewater
Middleboro
23 Roger Victor Anderson Alice Mary Burgess
E. Bridgewater
Middleboro
24 Edward Beverly Chase Bailey Lauretta Frances Leary
Middleboro
25 Joseph Hebert Mary Francis Cotti
Middleboro
26 Edward Warren Lowe Clara Lee
Carver
Nov.
1 Antonio E. Gilberti Alice Idella Bissonnette
Bridgewater
2 Isadore Sweetlovich Stella Korsak
Middleboro
4 Henry Patrick Murray Mary Madeline Roberts
Middleboro
5 James Francis McQuade Luella Beatrice Bradford
Middleboro
6 George W. Kettembeil Annie B. Thomas
Middleboro
11 Ronald Charles Anderson Clara Harrison Reeves
Middleboro
16 Chester Phelps Haire Anna Lois Dimond
W. Wareham
22 John Santos Baptiste Blanche Anna Bouchard
Taunton
22 Everett Linwood Caswell Alice Marie Farnum
Middleboro
22 Chester Arthur Guilford May Charlotte Hammond
Middleboro
27 Edward S. Lang Mary Williams
Lakeville
27 Louis Allen Towne Helen Livermore
Cambridge
27 John Noonan Bernadette Gerrior
Middleboro
27 Alex Joseph Gerrior Mary Louise Bernier
Middleboro
Dec.
6 William A. Scanlon Lucy P. Wright Dole
Taunton
Middleboro
9 George Victor Thompson Louise Hannah Sisson
Middleboro
22 Herbert Arthur White Elizabeth Gweneth Ryder
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
W. Hingham
Middleboro
Halifax
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Middleboro
Taunton
Middleboro
Taunton
Middleboro
E. Taunton
Middleboro
108
Dec. 17
John Kehery Viola Thompson
Middleboro
Middleboro
Lakeville
25 Howell George De Moranville Ora May Gabrey
Middleboro
25 Andrew F. Bumpus
Carver
Dorothy E. Leonard
Plymouth
27 Jack B. Hawkins Olive D. Scudder
Boston
29 Frank Herbert Noyer Margaret Quelle
Lakeville
31 Clarence E. Trenouth Francis McFarlin
Lakeville
Lakeville
Boston
Lakeville
109
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLE- BOROUGH DURING THE YEAR 1924
Date Name
Mar. 23 1894 Mar. 15
Howard Francis Alden
Charles C. and Ida Alden Richmond
1920
Jan.
1 John Stephen Hart
3 Edith Ella Maxim
3 Mary Helen Duggan
Patrick and Helen Devlin
4 Alcide Normand Gagnon
Phillip and Laurella Marotte
11 Everett Paul Bumpus
14 Lydia Frances Hinckley
16 Barbara Elizabeth Brett
16 Constance Mary Souza
17 Manuel Henry Andrade
23 Richard Elmes Leggee
23 Eveline Alma Fuller
24 Joseph Raymond Berriault
20 Alberta Rose Braley
26 Lawrence Arnold Pierce
31 Leonard Antonio Ampietro
Feb. 2 Mary Mackiewiz
2 William Nicholas Teceno
2 Mabel Frances Vickery
3 Waldo Barnes Randall
3 Florence Dorothy De Moranville George C. and Viella G. Cannon
3 Robert Fish, Jr.
9 Antonia Nunis
9 Melville Thomas Matthews
15 Elizabeth Lauretta Shaw
18 Florence Arlene Sears
20 John Ellsworth Vaughn
21 Roger Kenneth Premier
21 Charles Howard Rosenblatt
21 Bernice Pamelia Moquin
22 James Charles Holmes
23 Eugenia Ellis Morse
24 Mary Pauline Roach
24 Mildred Irene Cushing
Mar. 1 Constance Heath
1 Barbara Elizabeth Butler
2 Charles Remington Varney
3 Beverly Ann Trites
8 Florence Gertrude Coombs
10 Robert Leonard La Combe
11 Donald Frederick Densmore
11 Richard Chandler Kettle
12 Edward Philip Benoit
13 Walter Prati
14 Ferdinand Landgrebe Le Blanc
18 Leonard John Thibeault
Albert M. and Anna Stachia MacDonald
William H. and Irene E. MacDonald
Remington C. and Anna C. MacMann
Percy E. and Clara E. Hatch
WV. Ainsworth and Elizabeth Bruce George C. and Helen D. Nye Karl A. and Mary N. Houston Joseph G. and Sarah E. Simmons Phillip E. and Dehlia Willette Alfred and Delchia Comasini
Joseph T. and Elsie Landgrebe George J. and Annie M. Bernier
Arnold M. and Lulu A. Dixon Michael and Rosa Di Salvo
John and Stanislava Carlasavich Joseph and Margaret McCausland
Fred and Ada Diamond
Waldo H. and Rachel S. Harris
Robert and Esther L. Fish
Manuel and Albina Pina
Richmond C. and Augusta L. Thomas
Clarence L. and Minnie E. Westgate
Myron B. and Mabel I. Sears
Henry and Florence Hunt
Edward D. and Eva A. Rudolph
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