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Respectfully submitted,
HELEN H. LANE, Librarian.
Town Clerk's Report.
At the Annual Town Meeting held March 8, 1910, Nathan O. Walker, Silas H. Whelden, William E. Walker, George T. Horton and D. Thurber Wood, Jr., were appointed tellers.
Charles S. Chase was chosen Moderator.
The Committee on Appropriations were appointed as fol- lows: William H. Walker, Joseph K. Milliken, Josiah S. Place, George E. Hathaway, Nathaniel R. Lincoln, George M. Chase, Henry W. Horton, Edmund Hathaway and Julius G. Romers.
Officers for ensuing year were elected as follows :
Selectman and Overseer of Poor for three years-E. Els- worth Lincoln.
Town Treasurer-Dwight F. Lane.
School Committee for three years-A. Judson Rich and George H. Walker.
School Committee for one year-Harry WV. Pardey.
Road Commissioner for three years-Charles A. Horton.
Assessor for three years. . Leroy J. Wade.
Tax Collector-Albert N. Goff.
Tree Warden-Edmund Hathaway.
Auditor-Howard C. Briggs.
Constables-Edmund Hathaway, Fred Millard, Charles O. Horton, George M. Chase, Leroy J. Wade, Albert N. Goff, John A. Bailey, George F. Hathaway.
Trustee of Public Library, three years-Norma L. An- drews.
Public Weigher-William B. Carey.
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Measurers of Wood and Bark-George E. Gooding and Edmund Hathaway.
Measurer of Lumber-George E. Gooding.
Fence Viewers-Edmund Hathaway and Albert N. Goff.
Fish Wardens-Edmund Hathaway, Nathan O. Walker and William E. Walker.
Oyster Wardens-Edmund Hathaway, Nathan O. Walker and William E. Walker.
Appropriations.
Support of Schools $8000 00
Dighton and Berkley Bridge 210 00
Town Debt 1000 00
Poor Department 800 00
Incidentals 600 00
Interest Charges 500 00
Memorial Day
50 00
Police Protection
700 00
Public Library 400 00
Streets and Bridges
1300 00
Fire Protection at Dighton
600 00
Fire Protection at No. Dighton
600 00
Taunton Firemen's Relief Assn 50 00
Voted-That J. C. Davis, J. W. Andrews and Joseph K. Milliken be a committee of three to prepare and present an appeal to the Mass. Highway Commission for changes in the rates and service given the patrons of the Southern Mass. Telephone Co. in the Town of Dighton, unless a proposition satisfactory to this committee is received from the Telephone Co. If no satisfactory proposition is received within ten days from the date of this Town Meeting, this committee and the Selectmen are directed to appear at the hearing or hearings before the Commission in an effort to secure more satisfactory rates and service.
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Voted-That the Town of Dighton accept the offer of Mr. Andrew Carnegie to give six thousand dollars for the erection of a public library building and that the Town agrees to appropriate ten per cent of this amount each year for support of said library. John C. Davis Joseph E. Sears, Joseph K. Milliken, Edward Almy and Ira P. Briggs were chosen to act with the Trustees of Public Library as a committee on location of proposed Carnegie Public Library.
Voted-To accept the offer of a drinking fountain to be placed at the end of Hart Street on Pleasant Street as of- fered by A. H. Hood, Esq., of Somerset, Mass. William P. Eddy, Ferdinand Waldron and Joseph E. Sears were appointed a committee on setting fountains and supplying same with water. The Town agreeing to supply said foun- tain with water as far as convenient and possible, to take charge of the fountain at the Dighton railroad station, put in a suitable foundation, and set up the fountain.
Voted-To raise and appropriate $1,200 for fire protection and that a committee of three be appointed by the Modera- tor who are authorized and instructed to spend a sum of money not to exceed $600 in part payment for the mainte- nance of a permanent man and horse at No. 7 Hose house, Taunton, the same to be used to fight fires in the Town of Dighton when needed, provided satisfactory arrangements can be made with the City of Taunton. They are also au- thorized and instructed to expend a sum not to exceed $600 for the purchase of a chemical fire engine and other appa- ratus the same to be turned over to the Dighton Volunteer Fire Company.
This committee was Robert W. Whitmarsh, A. Ellery Briggs and Clarence C. Andrews.
Voted-That Joseph K. Milliken, George M. Chase and George E. Hathaway be a committee of three to employ
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Luther Dean or some other competent engineer to ex- amine Berkley and Dighton Bridge and report as to the strength of said bridge and the advisability of concreting the same wholly or in part.
Voted-The compensation for labor on the highway be as follows : for a man, $1.75 for nine hours' work; for a horse, 121/2 cents per hour ; for horse and cart, 15 cents per hour or $1.50 for ten hours; for yoke of oxen and cart, 20 cents per hour or $2.00 for ten hours; for double team of horses, $2.75 per day or $1.25 for each horse; for shoveling snow, 20 cents per hour.
Voted-That the Road Commissioners be instructed to repair Main Street when the State Highway is being built on Pleasant. Street in order that they may get the proper material from the stone crusher, the pay for same to be taken from regular street appropriation.
Voted-The Treasurer's salary be $140, he to pay for his official bond.
Voted-The collector's salary be one per cent. of the whole commitment for collection, plus $40, lie to pay for his official bond.
Voted-That for the purpose of procuring a temporary loan to and for the use of the Town of Dighton in anticipa- tion of the taxes of the present municipal year, the Town Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to borrow from time to time with the approval of a majority of the Select- men, a sum or sums not exceeding in the aggregate eleven thousand dollars, and to execute and deliver the note or notes of the Town therefor payable within one year from the time the loan is made, and any debt or debts incurred by said loan or loans to the Town under this note shall be paid from the said taxes of the present municipal year.
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Voted-The Selectmen be authorized to act for the Town as its agent in defending any suit, employ legal counsel and settle claims against the Town that in their opinion is reasonable and just.
Voted-The Selectmen be authorized to waive the right of the Town under the provisions of Section 10, Chapter 47, of the Revised Laws relative to the construction of State Highway the present municipal year.
Voted-That the Selectmen be authorized to give a bond indemnifying the State for damage caused by the layout, change of grade, and taking of land for the construction of State Highways the present municipal year.
Voted-That the Town Officers furnish bonds from a bond company satisfactory to the Selectmen.
Voted-That the Selectmen be authorized to appear be- fore any legislative committee that have under consideration the certification of town bonds or notes and object to their certification by any bank, banker or trust company.
Voted-To accept report of Town Officers as printed.
At the adjourned Town Meeting it was voted to locate the Carnegie Public Libarry in the Village of South Digh- ton and that Joseph K. Milliken, John C. Davis, J. Willis Andrews, Josiah S. Place and Dwight F. Lane be a com- mittee of five to locate the proposed library building in said South Village, said location to be provided free of cost to the Town.
Voted-To accept report of committee on Dighton and Berkley Bridge and postpone further action until the next Annual Town Meeting.
At the adjourned Annual Town Meeting held May 7, 1910
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The committee on location of the Carnegie Public Lib- rarp reported that the Ingalls lot on Main Street in the South Village had been purchased by John C. Davvis and J. Willis Andrews, two members of the committee, and that money enough had been subscribed by citizens of the Town and others interested in the Town.
Voted-That the Selectmen be authorized and directed to accept a deed of same as soon as prepared, provided the said lot, is deeded to the Town free of expense.
Voted-That the report of committee on location be ac- cepted and adopted and that Rev. A. J. Rich, J. Willis An- drews, Dwight F. Lane, Joseph K. Milliken, Josiah S. Place and John C. Davis be a committee to have charge of build- ing the Carnegie Public Library and represent the Town in its dealing with Mr. Carnegie.
Voted-That Capt. Milton I. Brightman, Josiah S. Place and A. Ellery Briggs be a committee of three to expend $200, to be taken from the North Dighton appropriation for fire protection in placing some preparation for the laying of dust on Main Street from Talbots Corner to the river and from Cobbs Corner "so called" to Edward D. Perry's.
At a Town Meeting held June 14, 1910,
Voted-To instruct the Selectmen to settle the claim of Mrs. J. H. Davey for injuries received on Spring street if said claim could be settled for $500, otherwise to defend the same in court.
Voted-That J. S. Place, W. B. Carey and A. Ellery Briggs be a committee of three to investigate the alleged obstruction on Somerset Avenue and report at an adjourned meeting.
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Voted-To purchase a fire extinguisher and pay for same from the amount appropriated for fire protection at North Dighton.
At a meeting held July 2, 1910,
Voted-To accept report of committee on obstruction. to Somerset Avenue and that J. S. Place, A. Ellery Briggs and W. B. Carey, with the Road Commissioners be a com- mittee to remove the obstruction and if they find the Town is liable in any way they shall cause another well to be dug, half on Mr. Lorenzo D. Haskins' land and half on Eugene B. Haskins, said well to be dug from 16 to 20 feet. deep.
At a Town Meeting held on July 22, 1910,
Unanimously voted to appropriate five thousand dollars ($5,000) to macadamize School Street from Lincoln Ave- nue to Summer Street and Pearl Street from Spring Street to School Street. Work to be done under the supervision and control of a committee of nine, said committee to con- sist of the Board of Selectmen and of Road Commissioners, Joseph K. Milliken, Clarence C. Andrews and Andrew W. Turner. The bills for the above work to be paid by the Town Treasurer when presented to him bearing the ap- proval of the majority of the said committee. And for the purpose of providing funds for the payment of this appro- priation, the Town Treasurer is hereby authorized and di- rected under the direction of the Selectmen to borrow the sum of $5,000 and execute and deliver therefor ten notes of the Town for five hundred dollars each. The first note pay- able Nov. Ist, 1911 and one each year until paid.
At the Annual State Election Nov. 8, 1910, the result ci voting was declared as follows :
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ANNUAL REPORT.
For Governor-Eben S. Draper of Hopedale, 171; Eu- gene N. Foss of Boston, 62; John A. Nicholls of Boston, 2; Daniel A. White of Brockton, 3.
For Lieutenant Governor-Thomas A. Cassidy of Adams, 31; Louis A. Frothingham of Boston, 178; Henry C. Hess of Boston, I; Patrick Mahoney of Cambridge, 3; William G. Merrill of Malden, 4.
For Secretary-Harriet D'Orsay of Lynn, 3; Charles J. Martell of Boston, 27; Andrew Mortenson of Somerville, I ; William M. Olin of Boston, 171; William E. Thomas of Boston, 3.
For Treasurer-Carl Frederickson of Worcester, 4; Thomas A. Fuisell of Hinsdale, 5; Sylvester J. McBride of Watertown, I; Benjamin F. Peach of Lynn, 26; Elmer A. Stevens of Somerville, 165.
For Auditor-John Holt of Worcester, 4; Jeremiah P. McNally of Salem, 2; Ambrose Miles of Lynn, 1; Charles C. Paine of Barnstable, 28; Henry E. Turner of Malden, 160.
For Attorney General-Dennis McGoff of New Bedford, 3; Harold Metcalf of New Bedford, I; John B. Ratigan of Worcester, 18; James M. Swift of Fall River, 177.
For Congressman-William S. Green of Fall River, 185; James F. Morris of Fall River, 40.
For Councillor-J. Stearns Cushing of Norwood, 162; Jean P. Nickerson of Boston, 23.
For Senator-Charles S. Chase of Dighton, 231; Richard P. Coughlin of Taunton, 18.
For Representative in General Court-John P. Field of Taunton, 38; Ellery L. Goff of Rehoboth, 176.
For County Commissioner-Frank M. Chase of Fall River, 172.
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For Associate Commissioner-Michael Donovan of Fall River, 24; James W. Orr of Attleboro, 115; Arthur M. Reed of Westport, 113; William F. White of Mansfield, 18.
For District Attorney-Edward T. Bannon of New Bed- ford, 26; Joseph T. Kenney of New Bedford, 146.
For Sheriff-Edwin H. Evans of Taunton, 191.
On the question shall nominations by political parties of candidates for the office of representative in the district be by direct plurality vote. Yes, 76. No, 17.
At a special Town Meeting held Nov. 8, 1910, the fishing privileges by vote were sold to A. N. Goff and Edward D. Perry for $15 each.
At the adjourned meeting held Nov. 12,
Voted-That the Town borrow the sum of fifteen hun- dred and twenty-one dollars and fifteen cents to pay for the Town's share of the expense of the Brightman Street Bridge in Fall River.
Voted-To authorize the Treasurer to borrow $500 to pay Mrs. J. H. Davey for damages as a result of injuries received on Spring Street.
Voted-To authorize and instruct the Selectmen to have the fittings in the Town Vault at the Town House made fire proof.
Voted-To accept report of committee on the obstruc- tion in Somerset Avenue.
The Road Commissioners after legal notice and hearing decreed that public necessity required the relocation of Pearl Street south from Mrs. Fred Booth's residence and the discontinuance of the old part of Pearl Street from that point.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
At an adjourned meeting held Dec. 3, 1910,
Voted-To discontinue the southerly end of Pearl Street and to accept the new layout as recommended by the Road Commissioners.
Constables appointed by Selectmen-Lewis F. Ridley, Patrick Haggerty, Frank H. Boothby, George W. Chaplin, William D. Fleck.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-D. Thurber Wood, Jr.
Inspector of Animals and Meats and Provisions __ William H. Walker.
Auctioneer-Charles S. Chase.
Burial Agent-Nathan O. Walker.
Supt. of Gypsey and Brown Tail Moths-Dwight F. Lane.
Agent Board of Health-Dwight F. Lane.
Forest Fire Ward-Ralph Earle.
License to Transport Intoxicating Liquors-Adams Ex- press Company.
Registrar of Voters 3 years-Henry C. L. Lincoln.
Public Weigher-Nathan O. Codding.
Jurors drawn during 1910.
Gaius E. Horton
Harry W. Pardey
Carl P. Gordon
William T. Place
Patrick J. Brady
Ernest E. Chadwick
Herbert H. Horton
James H. Luther
Walter H. Blake
Albert A. Simmons
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Town Clerk's Report.
BIRTHS REGISTERED DURING 1910.
DATE.
NAME.
NAME OF PARENTS ..
Jan. I. Alice Earle
2. Alice Sears Goodell
7 William Herbert Knott
Walter and Florence E. Knott
8. Mary Silvia
I7. Clyde Weston Horton
John V. and Anna G. Baptiste Gaius and Jennie Horton Manuel and Marie July
20. July
23. Harold .Kenworthy
James and Elizabeth Kenworthy
Feb. 4. Ada Townley
I6. Illigitimate
25. Dorothy Isabel Marsden William and Isabel Marsden Louise Elizabeth Stanley John and Bertha Stanley
27.
Mar. 4. Ruth Evelyn Brown
5. Roscoe Wayne Horton
16. Barbara Bridgeford.
Geo. E. and Charlotte L. Brown J. Nelson and Minnie A. Horton Harry S. and Helen D. Bridge- ford
26.
Antoine Perry.
Antoine and Jessie Perry
Harry P. and Lodia M. Rose
17. Allen Briggs Brightman
Wm. T. and Jennie T. Brightman
21. Joseph Verara
Manuel and Mary Verara
23. Avis Allen Eddy
29. Agnes Vegas
William A. and Maud Eddy Joseph and Mary Vegas
May
II. Natalie Valentine Davis Will and Carrie Davis
I9. John Perry
I9. John Suite
20. Antone Bettencourt
Joseph and Rosie Perry Joe P. and Marie Suite Joseph and Mary Bettencourt
24. Henry Clinton Nichols
27. Manuel Catabia
28. Norma Helen Bowen
Norman S. and Renetta M. Bowen
3I. Everett Philip Levoie
Philip and Louise Levoie
June 12. Marie C. DeAlmeda
Simeon D. and Mary E. Nichols Manuel and Mary Catabia
Manuel C. and Marie De Almeda
Ralph and Elgie Anna Earle Trenor F. and Marion J. Goodell
31. Irene Leslie Atkins
Benj. and Evalinda R. Atkins Arthur and Ada Townley
Apr. II. Rose
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14. Mary De Moura
21. Mary Cardoza
29. Harry Handel Holt
July 6. Medeiros
6. Frank Cambra Dupont 24. 31. Alfred Laponte
Aug.
Cardoza
8. 9. Harold Standish Perry
I7. Virginia Rawcliffe.
22. Margaret May Haslam
Sept. 25. John Luther Adams
George R. and Amelia J. Haslam Clarence W. and Mabel F. A. Adams Wm. J. and Jane Moore
Oct. 3. Josephine Moore
13. Simmons
22. Amelia Olanick
Manuel and Joaquine Simmons Metro and Olga Olanick
28. Albert Simmons Rose
Frank W. and Amy L. Rose
Nov.
I. Louis Hatherly Carr
Herbert I. and Florence Carr Frank E. and Nellie Cash
3. Madeline Cash
4. Sam'l Francis Trimble
Sam'l and Sarah A. Trimble
5. Still Born
Manuel D. and Rose Sylvia
Frank and Mary Grant
II. Eva May Travis
Henry M. and Eva M. Travis
14. 19.
Fairbanks
John W. and Delia T. Fairbanks
19. Frances Gertrude BallouHerbert L. and C. Gertrude Ballou
Dec.
5. Still Born 9. Bessie Agnes Kydd
George W. and Caroline E. Kydd John F. and Antonia Sylvia
IO. Rose Sylvia
Joseph and Umbilina De Moura Jason J. and Mary Cardoza Absalom and Esther Holt
Manuel and Marie Medeiros Joseph and Constance Cambra August and Antoinette Dupont Manuel and Rosie Laponte Manuel and Mary Cardoza Harry C. and Mary C. Perry Arthur and Leila Rawcliffe
5. Tony Duart Sylvia
II. Albert Allen Grant
Pachaic
Manuel and Marie Pachaic
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ANNUAL REPORT.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED 1910.
Feb. I. Wilford F. Whitmarsh of Dighton and Mabel Ogden of Fall River by Rev. G. Easterbrook.
24. Edwin Broadbent and Emeline Codding both of Dighton, by Rev. J. B. Aldrich.
Apr. 9.
Manuel Simoes of Dighton and Jemina A. Pires of Fall River, by F. S. Merquita, Priest.
13. Francisco M. de Silva of Dighton and Maria de L. Miguel of Taunton, by M. A. Silva, Priest.
20. Franklin J. Pitts and Ione Earle both of Dighton, by Rev. E. W. Goodier.
June 6. Timothy J. Husby and Mary Agnes (Murray) Corr both of Dighton, by Thomas J. McGee, Priest.
7. Edward Francis O'Connell of Dighton and Alberta Cora McVey of Taunton, by Thomas Trainor, Priest.
7. John H. Donahue of Somerset and Grace -A. Wood of Digh- ton, by George F. Maguire, Clergyman.
13. Eugenio Joaquim Bettencourt and Maria Alveda (Louis) Bettencourt, both of Rehoboth, by Manuel F. Cordeiro, Priest.
July 12. John Wm. Synan of Taunton and Evelyn Lenora Schofield of Dighton, by Thomas J. McGee.
20. John S. White, Jr., and Mary S. Turalnes both of Dighton, by M. A. Silva, Priest.
Aug. 2. Herbert B. Adams and Ada M. Chace both of Swansea, by Rev. Joseph E. Sears.
3. George O. Williams of Dighton and Rose (Curran) Naville of Taunton, by John W. Quirk, Priest.
15. Joaquim P. Torres of Dighton and Maria P. Barboza of Fall River, by Francisco M. Victoria Lozinho, Priest.
26. Harold A. Walker and Mabel L. Sprague both of Dighton, by Rev. G. E. Mossman.
Sept. 5. Louis Baptista and Maria Cawalho both of Dighton, by M. A. Silva.
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29. Antonio P. Goulert and Rosa E. Rodrigues both of Dighton by M. A. Silva, Priest.
29. Clarence Albert Smith and Clara Clifton Davis both of Dighton, by Rev. Albert Loucks.
Oct. 6. Antonio S. Mattos and Emilia S. Gomez both of Dighton, by M. A. Silva, Taunton.
18. Herman Boyd of Dighton and Mary Morrissey of Somerset, by George F. Maguire, Clergman.
26. Louis Arnold Wade of Dighton and Mattie B. Brown of Taunton, by Rev. J. V. Garton. 1
Nov. 8. Philip B. Hathaway of Suncook, N. H., and Bessie Pauline Scudder of Dighton, by Rev. G. E. Mossman.
24. Antonio G. de Vorges and Maria M. Pereira both of Digh- ton, by Manuel Trancisco Cordeiro, Priest.
Dec. 8. Herbert Harold Leonard of Dighton and Helen Elizabeth King of Somerset, by Rev. J. B. Aldrich.
22. Antonio Bent Moura of Dighton and Mary Souza (Caveira) Miguel of Somerset, by M. S. Trovassos, Priest.
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DEATHS REGISTERED DURING 1910.
DATE.
NAME.
AGE.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
y. m. d.
Jan.
I. Lurette Ingalls
62 9 23
Brocho pneumonia Pericorditis
6. Elmer C. Babbitt
47
7. Hannah T. Blake
85
Arterio Sclerosis
IO. Ella P. Towes.
2
Tubercular meningitis
18. Hannah Covill
86 8 Dilitation of heart
31. Joseph Tankcote
79
18 Broncho pneumonia Sepsis
25. James E. Macker
58 2
8 Acute indigestion La Grippe
Mar. 14. Manuel S. Medeiros
46
14. Mary Rogers Toris
24
75
28. Frank Sylvia
53
30. Josuithe V. Pereida
37
Apr. I9. Forace M. Eddy.
78 8 19 Arterio Seplosis
29. Harriet E. Briggs
69
5 Tuberculosis of lungs
30. Joseph Veria
IO Broncho pneumonia
May 14. Still Born
25. Jessie Murray
4 Broncho pneumonia Scarlet fever
June I. Katherine G. Leonard
3
91 I 24 Ether pneumonia
July 15. Sybil Minerva Almy
61 4 23 Pulmonary tuberculosis
21. Laurencia F. Rosa 2 8 Convulsions Phthisis pulmonaris 60
Aug. 3. Alfred N. Gay
6. Antone Perry 4 17
Ileo colitis
I2. Harry Handel Holt
I 14
Marasmus
14. Mary Wright Maynadier67 10 24
Acute colitis
15. Hazel Lillian Anderson
4 15 Gastric entritis
16. Jose P. Camara
II 8 Cholera infantum
21. George William Brune
4 9
Ileo colitis
28. Manuel M. Das Laran- geiras
36 8
3 Accidental drowning
28. Vangelina Das Laran-
geiras IO 9 Accidental drowning
3 Bronchitis
23. Whitman Chase
Feb. 13. Eliza L. Briggs
69
6
15. Jeremiah J. Horton
I3 Pulmonary tuberculosis Asthma myocarditis Pulmonary tuberculosis Pneumonia
22. Sarah Burnett
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Sept. 21. Elizabeth Pauline Phil-
lips 80 5 28 Acute Bright's disease
Oct. I. Manuel Joacquain Oliv- eira I Measles
3. Milton Byron Smith I I
5 Tuberculosis Inanition
I3. Simmons
16. Manuel J. R. Cabral 5 9
Cholera Infantum
22. David W. McVay 65 19 Pneumonia
Nov.
7. Laura A. Pierce 87 5 21 I3. Clara B. Waterman 32 5 4 Peritonitis puerpexal
Arterio Sclerosis
17. George E. Francis 80 IO 26
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Dec. 12. Rosie Silvia 2 Umbilical hemorrhage
I.4. Betsey C. Lincoln 74 6 24 Apoplexia
17. James Harlan Horton I9 9 15 Phthisis pulmonalis
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DOGS LICENSED DURING 1910.
OWNER'S NAME.
OWNER'S NAME.
George A. White
I
fe. Fred O. Walker
I
Walter Phillips
I
Manuel P. Cumbra I
W. E. Walker
I
John A. Negus
I
A. Ellery Briggs
I
Carl Gordon
I fe.
D. D. Andrews
I
Henry A. Luther
I
John Bell
I
Manuel F. Rose
I
J. W. Place
I
B. I. Hathaway
I
A. L. Briggs
I Joe Enos Sousa
I
Joseph Bullard
I fe.
Howard P. Hathaway
I
Harry S. Bridgeford
I
John Handley
I
A. F. Simmons
I
William Williams
I
J. B. Hulsizer
2
Joseph B. Sayles
I
Arthur Brightman
2
Alfred Moran
I
fe.
Charles S. Chase
I
S. D. Nichols
I
Charles Sears
I
Walter C. Talbot
William Shaw
I
Joe Perry Dupont
I
Howard Tweedy
2
J. Emmons Briggs
I
John F. Silvia
I Joseph B. Sylvia
I
Chas. W. Cole
I fe. Henry W. Horton
I
John Thwaites
I
fe. Howard S. Wood
I
C. C. Marble
I
Wm. O. Lee
2
John Bogle
2
E. A. M. Hathaway
I fe.
James Moon
I
George I. Potter
I
Marshall Waters
2
Geo. H. Townsend
I
Edgar Essex
I E. E. Lincoln
2
George Richmond
I Everett Horton
I
Ralph Thornley
I
A. T. Westcoat Joe Costa
3
H. W. Pardey
2
I
John Sweetland
I Manuel Perry
I
John L. Boomer
I
Antone Perry
I
Chas. Anthony
I Orrin Cash
I
T. C. Crocker
I Lyman Emerson I
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ANNUAL REPORT.
OWNER'S NAME.
OWNER'S NAME.
C. O. Gay
I
Geo. B. Glidden I
Chas. R. Richards
I
Howard A. Horton I
Wm. T. Brightman
I Charles L. Horton I
Wm. Longworth
I Jesse Roderick Cabral I
I
Manuel M. Frank
I
L. M. White
I Mrs. E. F. Wesseltweft 1
James Luther
I
David Donaghy
I
J. G. Romero
2 Albert R. Wheeler
I
Frank Boothby Henry Lincoln
I
fe. Manuel D. Sylvia
I
Willard Reed
I
Clarence C. Cash
I
Dr. L. E. Butler
I
Mary Enos
I
Howard C. Briggs
I
Joe Mello
I
George Tweedy
I
Manuel Costa Perry
I
Maude D. Hoyt
I
Frank Mendosa
I
P. J. Brady
I
P. Humba
I
Manuel Rebell
I
Louis Hdro
I
Emily E. Fraser
I
Diana Sherman
I
Clara B. Waterman
I
Frank Perry
I
Edmund Hathaway
I
Matthew McNally
I
Antone Grassee
I
John Fairbanks
I
Fred Welden
I
Bert Rose
I.
fe.
Leslie Weldon
2
H. B. Gardner
2 fe.
Trenor Goodell
I
Geo. E. Goff
I
Elizabeth Rose
I
Leslie P. Horton
I
Clifford Wheeler
I
Wm. J. Hunter
I
Albert W. Grant
I
A. I. Ballou
2
S. J. Eaton
I
Andrew Kramer
I
Wm. A. Eddy
2
C. W. Hayes
I fe.
Louis H. Carr
2
Larry Hennessey
I
W. H. Tomlinson
2
Joe Wcod
I
Herbert I. Carr
I
Louis Frazer
I
Lester T. Hathaway
2
Joe Perry Suite
I
Louis Hathaway
I Harry S. Hathaway
I
B. I. Hathaway
I
Byron Waldron
I
John T. Adams
I Geo. O. Williams
I
Ella Waldron
I Frank E. Folansbe
I
I
Joaquim P. Torres I
Joseph Rose Clinton Potter
I
fe. Geo. F. Hathaway 2
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OWNER'S NAME.
OWNER'S NAME.
Henry Potter
I
Louisa O. Martin
I
G. E. Hathaway
I
Antone Vera
I
Thomas Moran
I Jesse E. Horton
I
Ethel D. Eddy
I Frank Tinkham I
H. L. Horton
I Wm. E. Davis
I
fe.
John Glynn
I John Barbosa I
Frank H. Grant
I
fe. Joseph Costa
fe.
Manuel E. Souza
I
Fred N. Reed
I fe.
Arthur T. Pierce
I Fred Smith
I
George Reed
I Sylvester White
I
Manuel Lewis
2 Andrew Dean
I
Frank Albert
I
John Lassen
I
John V. Sylvia
I Joseph T. Oliver
I fe.
William Kay
I Mary I. Madeiros I
fe.
Ernest Chadwick
I
fe. . Manuel Cabra
I
Alfred L. White
I Joseph D. Rose
I
George Richmond
I Dennis Sullivan
I
John Enos
I Joe MacGil
I
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Respectfully submitted,
DWIGHT F. LANE,
Town Clerk.
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