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We have had, therefore, plans and sketches, together with estimates, prepared by William H. McLean, Architect, 88 Tremont St., Boston. Mr. McLean has had a wide experience in school buildings, having planned and erected about sixty in the New England states. There have been no charges for
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his services to date. The following is a brief description of the plans.
The building as planned is to be a two-story building, the first floor to be but one step above the grade on the front and at the side entrances. As the grade of the proposed site on North Main street slopes towards the rear, we have planned to take advantage of this fact and put some rooms on the lower or basement level in the rear of the building. These rooms would be almost, if not entirely, above ground. We are also using some of the attic space in the front of the building for three rooms for school purposes, a picture booth, and rest rooms for the men and women teachers.
On the ground floor are located five class rooms to seat thirty-five or forty pupils each, the administration depart- ment, the commercial department, two recitation rooms, the upper part of the gymnasium and gymnasium galleries, a girls' toilet, and the usual and necessary stairs and corridors with lockers for the pupils' clothing during school hours.
On the second floor there are six class rooms, one recita- tion room, a school library, two science laboratories with re- spective preparation rooms, etc., a science lecture room loca- ted between the two laboratories, an emergency room, and the auditorium seating 420. Over the stairs landings are located toilets for the boys and for the girls.
In the rear basement there is a gymnasium, locker and dressing rooms, showers and toilets for both boys and girls, a room for a possible shop, boiler room and fuel room.
All class and recitation rooms are according to the stand- ard as approved by the State Board of Education for high school use, seating the number of pupils as marked on the plans.
The building is planned to be built of second-class con- struction, with fire-proof stairs and stair vestibules. The foundations are of stone or concrete. The exterior walls are of brick backed by hollow tile which insulates against heat and cold, is fire-proof, eight inches thick, which, with the
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four inches of brick facing, makes the walls twelve inches thick, and the basement walls are sixteen inches thick.
All the partitions and ceilings will be plastered on wire laths. Blackboards in class rooms will be of best natural slate. Floors will be best clear maple, the inside finish of North Carolina pine or cypress, and the doors of birch or cypress. Basement rooms will have concrete floors, brick partitions. The closet partitions in the toilets will be the best metal partitions and doors, enamelled in gray. Toilet fix- tures will be all white, with flushing valves on all fixtures. The gymnasium will have a wooden floor and will be at least eighteen feet in the clear.
The proposed building has thirteen designated class rooms of forty pupils each, two of thirty-five each, and three smaller recitation rooms which could be utilized as class rooms accommodating fifteen pupils each, making the total class room home seats 475. By utilizing the attic rooms and com- mercial department, etc., we could have a home seating capa- city of well over six hundred. We believe, therefore, that the building proposed will care for the needs of Middleboro's high school pupils for many years to come without further additions, and will be a long step in the solving of our entire school problem.
EXPENSE
The following are the architect's estimates of costs :
Building, including grading, paths, sewer connec-
tions, etc.
$150,000
Architect's fees
9,000
Furnishings
15,000
Picture booth
200
Flag pole
200
Electric fixtures
300
Curtains
300
Committee and Incidental Expenses
1,500
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Fuel and Insurance
900
Total $177,400
The above figures do not include the cost of lot, but do include a balcony for the auditorium. The balcony was not included in the seating capacity of 420 in the auditorium. Therefore, by deducting approximate cost of balcony, $10,- COO, from the above estimates, and adding $7,500 for cost of lot, we have an estimated total cost of $174,900 for lot, building and equipment.
In the matter of expense we might say that in recom- mending the North Main Street site, on account of its natur- al slope, we estimate that the cost of excavation would be about $10,000 less than if the building were placed on a lot which was level.
In conclusion your committee respectfully request that a vote by "Yes" and "No" ballot, using the checking list, be taken before this meeting adjourns, to determine whether the town wishes to erect and equip a new high school build- ing in substantial accordance with the recommendations of this report.
A. G. NEWKIRK,
SYLVANUS L. BRETT ELMER E. PHINNEY IRVING R. HARDY WALTER SAMPSON EZRA J. KELLEY J. H. BURKHEAD
DANIEL H. HOLMES
WILLIAM G. BOYNTON
GRANVILLE E. TILLSON
LELAH M. HATHAWAY ERNEST M. O'TOOLE
MORRILL S. RYDER
LAWRENCE F. McDONALD
GEORGE N. DUPONT
ARTHUR D. BENSON
GEORGE W. STETSON ALBERT DEANE
JAMES H. KENNEDY
WALTER E. ALGER
ERNEST L. MAXIM
LEVI O. ATWOOD
CHAS. H. BATES
ELIN ROSEN
ANNA T. SPARROW ALEXANDER HEATH THEODORE N. WOOD IRVING L. ROBINSON FRED B. ALGER ALLAN R. THATCHER
Voted : that this report be accepted.
Article 2: To see if the Town will vote to build and fur- nish a new high school building in the town, appropriate and raise money for the same by loan or otherwise, and act there- on.
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Voted : that vote be taken by ballot by use of check list.
Voted : that the Town build, furnish and equip upon the lot on North Main street, a high school building at an expense not to exceed the sum of one hundred seventy-five thousand ($175,000) dollars in accordance with the plans of architect W. H. McLean reported at this meeting by the Committee and that the town raise and appropriate therefor the sum of $175,- 000, and that for the purpose of building and equipping the high school building as provided in this motion, the sum of $15,000 is to be raised and included in the current tax levy for the year 1926 and that the Treasurer with the approval of the Board of Selectmen be and hereby is authorized and em- powered to borrow the sum of $160,000 and to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor, said bonds or notes to be payable in accordance with the provisions of Section 19, Chapter 44 of the General Laws of the Commonwealth. That the whole loan shall be paid in not more than sixteen years from the date of the issue of the first bond or note, or at such earlier date as the Treasurer or Selectmen shall determine. The first of such payments shall be made not later than one year from the issue of the first bond or note therefor. And that the naming of the building committee to carry out the pro- visions of this vote be left in the hands of the former com- mittee of fifty on school needs. This motion as written in- cludes the two amendments, first to exclude the word "sub- stantial" and second to insert the word "former."
The result of the ballot was Yes 591, No 108, total 699. This being more than two-thirds vote, the motion was carried.
Article 3 : To hear the report of any committee or officers of the town, to appoint any committe, and act thereon. No action taken.
REPORT OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING April 12th, 1926
Article 1 : To see if the Town will vote to construct a new high school building in the town including the original equip-
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ment and furnishings and appropriate and raise money for the same by loan or otherwise the said action to be in place of the proceedings taken for the same purpose at a special meeting of the town held the 11th day of January, 1926.
The following report was read by Granville E. Tillson : The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Middleborough hav- ing considered all articles in the warrant for the special town meeting held on the twelfth day of April, A.D. 1926, and especially article 1 which requires the appropriation of money now report to the town in writing in the said meeting with their recommendations. They recommend that the town vote to construct originally equip and furnish a new high school building upon the lot tendered to the town at this meeting by the Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce, deceased, situated on North Main Street, and they further recommend that the town appropriate therefor the sum of one hundred seventy-five thousand ($175,000) dollars, of which fifteen thousand ($15,000) dollars shall be raised and included in the current tax levy for the year 1926 and the remainder borrowed on notes or bonds of the town. Ernest L. Maxim, Chester E. Weston, Alton G. Pratt, Granville E. Tillson and Albert F. Soule, Selectmen of Middleboro. Mr. Tillson also read the following letter from the Trustees of the Thomas S. Peirce estate : The Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce herewith present the following proposition, for ac- ceptance by the voters of the Town of Middleborough, for the purpose of providing the Town of Middleborough with a lot on which to erect the proposed new high school building. The Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce will deed to the inhabitants of the Town of Middleborough, on the acceptance of this proposition, the following described lot of land, name- ly : A certain lot of land on the southeast side of North Main street bounded and described generally as follows: On the northeast by land now or formerly owned by one Blackburn ; on the southeast by a line which shall be the line of the south- east end of said Blackburn homestead extended in a southwest-
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erly direction until it intersects the line of land owned by the heirs of Charles F. Cornish, deceased; on the southwest by said Cornish land and on the northwest by said North Main street; with the following proviso, that on the comple- tion of the building to be erected on said lot and the grading of the grounds connected therewith, suitable rights of way shall be made on the northeast and southwest ends of said lot, which will permit easy access to and from North Main street and the ball grounds so called. It is further under- stood and agreed that as the aforesaid lot is a part of the principle of the trust fund, the net income whereof is pay- able for the use and benefit of the Town of Middleborough, that said Trustees will reimburse said principle sum for said lot out of the net earned income of said fund for the year 1926 the sum of seventy-five hundred ($7,500) dollars.
Voted : that the town construct and originally equip and fur- nish a new high school building upon the lot tendered to the town at this meeting by the trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce, deceased, on North Main street and there is hereby appropriated for that purpose the sum of one hundred sev- enty-five thousand dollars ($175,000), of which fifteen thou- sand dollars ($15,000) shall be raised and included in the, current tax levy for the year 1926 and the remainder shall be raised by an issue of bonds of the town and the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen, be and he is hereby auth- orized and empowered to issue bonds or notes of the town in the aggregate principle amount of one hundred and sixty thousand dollars ($160,000), payable in accordance with the provisions of Section 19, Chapter 44 of the General Laws in such a manner that the whole loan shall be paid off in not more than sixteen years from the date of the bonds or at such earlier date as the Treasurer with the approval of the Select- men shall determine. This vote is in substitution for the vote authorizing the building of the high school and appropriating one hundred seventy-five thousand dollars ($175,000) there- for heretofore passed at the special town meeting held the
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11th of January, 1926. This vote was taken by check list and ballot with the following result : 71 No, 513 Yes.
Article 2: To see if the Town will ratify and confirm the building committee for the new school as chosen by the former committee of fifty on school needs.
Voted : that the Town hereby ratifies and confirms the building committee for the new high school heretofore chosen by the former committee of fifty on school needs, viz: Abra- ham G. Newkirk, Granville E. Tillson, Harry J. Goodale, Walter E. Alger and Allan R. Thatcher.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING REPORT, June 7th, 1926
Article 1: To see if the Town will vote to observe Inde- pendence day, July 4th, 1926, with fitting ceremonies and celebration, it being the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of said day and to appropriate the necessary funds for such observance and celebration, the same to be in charge of a committee to be appointed by the selectmen of Middleborough, and act thereon.
Mr. Granville E. Tillson read the following report-The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Middleborough having considered all articles in the warrant for the special town meeting held on the seventh day of June, A. D. 1926, and especially Article 1 which requires the appropriation of money, now report to the town in writing in the said meeting with their recommendations. They recommend that the Town vote the sum of three hundred dollars ($300) for the purposes contained in said Article 1.
Voted : that the Town appropriate $300 for the purposes expressed in Article 1 of warrant.
REPORT OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING June 28th, 1926
Article 1: To see if the Town will vote to install new fire alarm equipment in the new fire station, appropriate
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money for the same, and act thereon.
Voted : to adjourn to July 12th, 1926, at 7.30 P. M.
Voted : that we adjourn to one week from tonight or to July 19th, 1926, at 7.30 P. M.
July 19th, 1926, Mr. Ernest L. Maxim read the follow- ing report: The Board of Selectmen of the Town of Middle- borough having considered Article 1 in the warrant for the special town meeting held on the twenty-eighth day of June, A. D. 1926, which requires the appropriation of money, now report to the town in writing in the said meeting with their recommendations. They are of the opinion that the new equipment asked for in Article 1 is very desirable and that this is the opportune time to install it but considering the fact that the tax rate will be approximately $32.50 on a thousand dollars, they feel that the decision should be made by the meeting without any definite recommendation by your Board.
Ernest L. Maxim, Granville E. Tillson, Alton G. Pratt, Albert F. Soule, Selectmen of Middleborough.
Voted : that the Town appropriate the sum of $5,000.00 for the purchase and installation of new equipment for the fire alarm system in the new central fire station and that the Board of Engineers be authorized to purchase the same. Said appropriation to be taken from the Excess and Deficiency account.
RECORD OF STATE PRIMARY, September 14th, 1926
Republican
Governor
Alvan T. Fuller 546
Lieutenant Governor
Frank G. Allen 504
Secretary Frederic W. Cook 479
Treasurer
William S. Youngman 468
117
Auditor 448
Alonzo B. Cook
Attorney General
Elijah Adlow
95
Alexander Lincoln
166
Arthur K. Reading
235
Senator in Congress
William M. Butler
475
Congressman
John D. W. Bodfish
131
Charles S. Gifford
422
Councillor
Frederick A. Bartlett
114
Edmond Cote
137
Mark M. Duff
295
Senator
William B. Baldwin
147
George M. Webber
315
Thomas HI. Griffith
1
Representative
Everett Wells Martin
243
Kendrick H. Washburn
39.4
County Commissioner
Charles S. Beal
426
Associate County Commissioners
Ezra Whitmarsh
9
A. B. Studley
1
A. B. Monroe
1
Lyman Thomas
1
A. A. Thomas
1
John Sullivan
1
District Attorney
Winfield M. Wilbar
430
Sheriff
Earl P. Blake
437
118
State Committee
Fred D. Rowe
292
Delegates State Convention
Morrill S. Ryder
490
Everett W. Martin
476
Nathaniel D. Ryder
446 481
Albert A. Thomas
Granville E. Tillson
Minnie A. Jones
476 444 452
Lelah M. Hathaway
1
Benjamin Chapman
1
Town Committee
Albert A. Thomas
467
Mary S. D. Cleveland
425
Nathaniel S. Ryder
424
Faye H. Deane
404
Everett W. Martin
452
Fletcher L. Barrows
445 398
Minnie A. Jones
408
Lelah M. Hathaway
416
Alton G. Pratt
455
Daniel H. Holmes
Theodore N. Wood
Democrat
Governor
William A. Gaston
14
Lieutenant Governor
Harry J. Dooley
Joseph B. Ely
4
Secretary Fred W. Cavanaugh
13
Treasurer
Daniel England
12
1 1
Myra A. Shaw
Kendrick H. Washburn
119
Auditor
Strabo V. Claggett
8
Attorney General
John E. Swift
6
Harold Williams, Jr.
10
Senator in Congress
David I. Walsh
20
Congressman
George Fox Tucker
19
Councillor
Mark M. Duff
1
Mark Duff
2
Representative
James A. Thomas
1
Kendrick Washburn
1
James H. Thomas
1
County Commissioner Thomas H. Buckley
11
Delegates to State Convention
Stephen F. O'Hara
1
Frank Harrington
1
Wm. H. Cronan
1
RECORD OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
September 23, 1926
Article 1: To hear the report of the Memorial Commit- tee and act thereon.
Dr. I. R. Hardy presented the following recommenda- tion : The committee appointed by you as a Memorial Com- mittee recommend that the funds returned from the State, the same being in the hands of the Town Treasurer, be turned over to the high school building committee for the purpose of installing a balcony and seats therein, in the new high school building now in process of construction. Provided that this
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building be dedicated and known as the Middleboro Memorial High School and such name be suitably inscribed thereon. (Signed ) ARTHUR W. CUNNINGHAM, JAMES F. McQUADE, IRVING R. HARDY, Chairman, GEORGE E. DOANE, WILLIAM EGGER, ROGER WOOD.
It was unanimously voted that report be accepted and the recommendations be adopted.
RECORD OF STATE ELECTION, November 2nd. 1926
Precinct I
Precinct II
Total
Governor
Alvan T. Fuller
88
1485
1573
William A. Gaston
4
404
408
Walter S. Hutchins
7
7
Samuel Leger
1
1
Lewis Marks
1
1
Blanks
4
43
47
96
1941
2037
Lieutenant Governor
Frank G. Allen
91
1402
1493
Daniel T. Blessington
7
7
Albert Oddie
8
8
Dennis F. Reagan
12
12
Edmund P. Talbot
2
395
397
Blanks
3
117
120
96
1941
2037
Secretary
Harry J. Canter
2
36
38
Frank W. Cavanaugh
1
349
350
Frederic W. Cook
88
1302
1390
121
Stephen S. Surridge
3
3
18
18
Edith M. Williams Blanks
5
233
238
96
1941
2037
Treasurer
Albert Sprague Coolidge
28
28
Winfield A. Dwyer
1
24
25
Daniel England
1
313
314
Henry Hess
5
5
William S. Youngman
89
1297
1386
Blanks
5
274
279
96
1941
2037
Auditor
Leon Arkin
17
17
Strabo V. Claggett
7
426
433
Alonzo B. Cook
80
1159
1239
Emma P. Hutchins
1
22
23
John P. Mackinnon
11
11
Blanks
8
306
314
96
1941
2037
Attorney General
Isadore Harris
1
11
12
Max Lerner
18
18
Arthur K. Reading
88
1287
1375
John Weaver Sherman
11
11
John E. Swift
2
355
357
Blanks
5
259
264
96
1941
2037
Senator in Congress
John J. Ballam
4
4
William M. Butler
84
1176
1260
Washington Cook
1
7
3
122
Alfred Baker Lewis
8
David I. Walsh
7
683
Blanks
4
70
74
96
1941
2037
Congressman
Charles L. Gifford
82
1158
1240
George F. Tucker
8
623
631
Blanks
6
160
166
96
1941
2037
Councillor
Mark M. Duff
74
1253
1327
George B. Keyes
1
1
Blanks
22
687
709
96
1941
2037
Senator
George M. Webber
82
1281
1363
Blanks
14
660
674
96
1941
2037
Representative in General Court
James A. Thomas
9
312
321
Kendrick H. Washburn
83
1406
1489
T. N. Wood
1
1
E. W. Martin
1
1
Everett W. Martin
1
1
Blanks
4
220
224
96
1941
2037
County Commissioner
Charles S. Beal
87
1237
1324
Thomas H. Buckley
1
336
337
Ezra Whitmarsh
1
1
8 676
123
Blanks
8
367
375
96
1941
2037
Associate Commissioners
William Egger
1
1
Wm. R. Farrington
1
1
Patrick Houlihan
1
1
Elmer E. Phinney
1
1
Albert A. Thomas
1
1
Lyman P. Thomas
2
2
Kendrick Washburn
1
1
Chester E. Weston
2
2
Ezra C. Whitmarsh Blanks
14
14
192
3858
4050
192
3882
4074
District Attorney
Winfield M. Wilbar
90
1296
1386
Kendrick II. Washburn
1
1
Blanks
6
644
650
96
1941
2037
Sheriff
Earl P. Blake
87
1314
1401
Blanks
9
627
636
96
Referendum Question No. 1 Repr. Town Meetings
Yes
28
611
639
No
30
413
443
Blanks
38
917
955
96
1941
2037
Referendum Question No. 2, Veterans' Preference
Yes
30
502
532
-
124
No
43
974
1017
Blanks
23
465
488
96
1941
2037
RESULT OF CANVAS OF VOTE FOR
REPRESENTATIVE
Middleboro
Marion
Mattapoisett
Rochester
Carver
Lakeville
Total
James A. Thomas
321
19
18
15
13
32
418
K. H. Washburn
1489
283
339
126
138
182
2557
T. N. Wood
1
1
E. W. Martin
1
1
Everett W. Martin
1
1
Blanks
224
39
53
26
27
27
396
2037
341
410
167
178
241
3374
WALDO S. THOMAS,
Town Clerk.
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLE- BOROUGII DURING THE YEAR 1926
1926 Jan.
Name of Bride and Groom
Residence
Carver Carver
Middleborouglı
Middleborough
Wareham
23 Warren Melvin Franklin, Jr. Delia Adeline Guidaboni
30 Edwin Horace Phinney Linnie Estelle Tripp
Middleborough Middleborough
Feb.
Brockton
Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough
Middleborough Middleborough
Mar.
27 Philip Ephraim Butler Maria Thomas Vickery
Middleborough Middleborough
April
6 Carl John Hagstrom Hester Estelle Williams
Middleborough Middleborough Buffalo, N. Y.
10 Joseph Francis Riley Mildred Frances Whitty
10 David Everett Houlihan Gladys Doten White Arthur Gifford Shaw Miriam Waitt ( Stappen)
12 Romeo Millette Jeannette Houle
15 Walter Lewis Tompkins Ruth Eleanor Gorham
Easthampton
Middleborough
Mansfield
Carver
Carver
17 Edward William Wolfe Mildred Battis
Quincy
Middleborough
Middleborough
Lakeville
Middleborough
Boston
Middleborough
24 Emory T. Besse Elsie M. Cudworth
29 Russell Woodward MacNeill Mary Agnes O'Neill
May
8 Isaiah W. Long Mary R. Hunter
Wareham Wareham
Middleborough Middleborough
Dennis Dennis
12
Middleborough
Middleborough
Woonsocket, R. I.
Middleborough
16 Edward Louis Perry Addie Oake Morrison
16 Rodney Norwood Griffith Marion Lyon Shaw (Lyon)
Quincy
19 George Clifford Tanquay Mary Celia Rogers
22 Ewell Parker Thayer Maxine Catherine Sturgis
24 Carroll Ernest Peck Margaret Elizabeth Croutworst (Mathers)
16
15 Joseph Thomas Hendricken Madeline Winters Boucher Edward Ouellette Mary Eva Carr
19 George Leonard Powers Elsie Dorothy Carver
16 George William Jones Laura Augusta Hayden
20 Fred Frank Gudeliunas Anna Mankevicius
Middleborough
Middleborough
Middleborough Middleborough Carver
126
1926
Name of Bride and Groom
17 Andrew Jackson Fielding Catherine Elizabeth Pearce
21 David Cabral Ferreira Emily Louise Medeiros
29 Charles Edward Kirby Lillian Augusta Whitney (Thomas )
June
2 Harold Horr Mary G. Tosney
7 Wilbur Joseph LaPorte Marion Elizabeth Hayes
12 Julien Joslin Edgerly Elizabeth Baylies Tripp
16 Arthur Francis Gill Juliette Anita Maltais
19 William Joseph Robinson Corabel Susan Sloan (Leggee)
22 Alfred Johnson Mildred Frances Smail
24 Ray Atwood Shattuck Corinna Emily Bolduc
26 James Anthony Barrett Cathleen Frances Maddigan
26 Harold Gordon Dean Doris Lauretta Hathaway
26 Stephen Page Hardy Madeline Gertrude Boehme
27 St. Clair Prime Emma B. Balkum (Goodwin)
28 John J. Sullivan Alice H. Baker
29 John Cornelius Chappell Leora Estella Pittsley
29 George Russell Shaw Myra Adeline Andrews
29 Frederick Emmons Standish Almeda Gertrude Bradford
30 Daniel David Carmichael Helen Sanford Dawley
July
3 George Pattangall Whitten Ella Harrison Peckham
3 Frederick Shurtleff Hanson Carolyn Louise Elliott
5 Paul Emile Gamache Rhea Carroll
10 Alden Winslow Read Mary Louise LaBelle
11 Richard Arthur Wheeler Mildred Leavitt Holloway
12 Joseph Herbert Byrnes Helen Fuller Shaw
12 Francis Eugene McCarthy Katherine Elinor Conway
Residence
Middleborough Middleborough
Dartmouth
Dartmouth
North Dartmouth
Middleborough
Middleborough
Lawrence Middleborough Middleborough Somerville
Somerville
Bridgewater
Middleborough
Worcester
Middleborough Washington, D. C.
Plympton
Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough
Brockton
Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough
Boston
Taunton
Middleborough
Lakeville Taunton
Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough
Middleborough Pawtucket, R. I.
Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough Middleborough
Fall River Bridgewater Bridgewater Gardner Middleborough Lakeville Middleborough Middleborough New Bedford
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1926 Name of Bride and Groom
15 Wilfred Edmund Hardy Ella Marjorie West
15 Edward Thomas White Eileen Mary McIntyre (Mary I. Rainbow)
17 John Andrew McNabb, Jr. Mary Paradis
19 Wilson Jason Wallace Mildred Valentine Harlow
19 George F. Cole Mildred G. Knight
28 Charles Henry Sousa Mary Elizabeth Fred
31 Harold Clinton Gates
31 Harold Clinton Gates Ellen Gertrude McCarthy
Aug.
4 Richard Radcliffe Joyce Edna May Peckham
4 Irving Haven Coffin Cora Emily Mellor
7 Anthony Sousa Azevedo Gladys Azevedo (Rathbone)
14 John Rose Dutra Sylvia LeWillie
Sept.
1 Herbert Scott Sylvester Dorothy Marguerite Sargent
3 Francis St. Clair Goodick Florence Rose Wood
4 Reginald Alendo Maxim Josephine Elizabeth Plaskawicki
4 Donald MacIntosh Sutherland Doris Frances Peirce
5 Earle Lawrence Westling Anna Edith Jardullo
8 Greatorex Charles Bradshaw Janet Frances King
11 Harold Minard Nelson Alberta Atwood Shaw 20 Oscar Koolloian Julia Margaret Asadorian
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