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177 60
R. A. McWhirr Co., hardware,
1 06
. J. C. Davis, telephone,
5 45
F. Waldron, screens,
10 00
D. D. Andrews, hardware,
1 41
Vaugh & Co., hardware,
10 60
$6,000 64
Total expenditures,
$6,692 62
Balance on hand, 4 10
It was voted to turn over any balance on hand to the Town Treasurer to be expended for books.
Respectfully submitted,
DWIGHT F. LANE, Secretary and Treasurer.
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
At the Annual Town Meeting held March 7, 1911, Charles S. Chase was chosen Moderator, Nathan O. Walker, Silas H. Whelden, D. Thurber Wood, Jr., and George A. Clark were ap- pointed Tellers. William H. Walker, George M. Chase, Josiah S. Place, Albert N. Goff, Juluis G. Romero, Charles A. Horton, George B. Glidden, Edmund Hathaway, and A. Ellery Briggs were appointed a committee to make out a list of appropriations for the year.
The following town officers were elected by ballot:
Whole number of votes 175.
For Selectman for three years-George M. Chase.
Overseer of Poor for three years-George M. Chase.
Treasurer for one year-Dwight F. Lane.
Town Clerk for three years-Dwight F. Lane.
Assessor for three years-George E. Gooding.
Road Commissioner for three years-George E. Hathaway.
School Committee for three years-Samuel N. Codding and Josiah S. Place.
Auditor for one year-Howard C. Briggs.
Tree Warden-Edmund Hathaway.
Tax Collector-Albert N. Goff.
Trustee of Public Library-E. Ellsworth Lincoln.
Constables-Edmund Hathaway, Fred Millard. George M. Chase, Albert N. Goff.
Field Drivers-Albert N. Goff, Harold A. Walker, and Louis A. Wade.
Public Weighers-William B. Carey.
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Measurers of wood and Bark-Edmund Hathaway, George E. Gooding.
Measurer of Lumber-George E. Gooding.
Fence Viewers-George E. Hathaway, Samuel N. Codding, Ferdinand Waldron.
Fish Wardens-Edmund Hathaway, W. E. Walker, Nathan O. Walker.
Oyster Wardens-Edmund Hathaway, W. E. Walker, Nathan O. Walker.
Voted to raise and appropriate and the treasurer be instructed to borrow $5000 for macadam on Centre St.
Vote on license question was as follows: ' Yes" 14, "No", 97.
Voted to raise and appropriate the following sums to defray
Town charges for ensuing year:
School purposes
$7,500 00
Also the dog license money
Repairs on Dighton and Berkley Bridge. 1,000 00
Attending Dighton and Berkley Bridge. 25 00
Town Debt. 2,750 00
Charity Department.
1,000 00
Incidentals.
600 00
Interest Charges
850 00
Observance of Memorial Day
50 00
Police Protection
700 00
Public Library
600 00
Repairs on Main St.
300 00
Crushed Stone. 600 00
Voted to take $300 from unexpended appropriation of last year for fire protection at North Dighton to be expended by A. Ellery Briggs, R. W. Whitmarsh and C. C. Andrews, for fire pro- tection at Dighton.
Voted to raise and appropriate $250 to be expended under the directions of a committee consisting of D. F. Lane, J. M. Andrews, S. N. Codding and the Tree Warden, for the purpose
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of spraying the shade trees of the town where the abuttors are willing to pay one half the cost of spraying.
Voted-To accept report of Town Officers as printed.
Voted-The compensation for labor on highways be the same as last year which was: for a man, $1.75 for nine hours work; for a horse, 1272 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.
The treasurer's salary was fixed at one hundred and forty dollars, he to pay for his official bond.
The collector of taxes salary was fixed at one per cent of the commitment plus forty dollars, he 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 anticipation of the taxes of the present municipal year, the Town Treasurer is here- by authorized and directed to borrow from time to time with the approval of a majority of the Selectmen, a sum or sums not ex- ceeding in the aggregate eleven thousand dollars, and to execute and deliver the note or notes of the Town therefor, payable with- in 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 vote shall be paid from the said taxes of the present municipal year.
Voted-That the Town Officers furnish a bond from some bond Company satisfactory to the Selectmen.
Voted-That the Selectmen be authorized to act for the loan as its agent, in defending any suits, employ legal council, and settle all claims against the Town that in their opinion is reason- able and just.
Voted-To authorize the Selectmen to waive the right of the Town, under the provisions of Section 10, Chapter 47, of the Revised Laws relative to the construction of a State Highway the present municipal year.
Voted-The Selectmen be authorized and instructed to give
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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 Senator and Representative from our District be instructed to use all honorable means to secure the passage of House Bill No. 509 to release municipalities from pay- ing any part of the expensc in the abolishments of grade cross- ings.
Voted-To request the Town Clerk to send a copy of this vote to the Senator and Representative from this District.
Voted-To adjourn to Saturday April 1st, 1911, at 3 o'clock P.M.
At the adjourned mecting held on that datc it was voted to accept the amended report of the Auditor as printed.
Voted-That the Selectmen be instructed to fill all vacancies in the Town offices.
Voted-To adjourn to Saturday, May 6, 1911, at 3 o'clock · P.M.
At the adjourned meeting held on that date it was voted to adjourn to Saturday June 3, 1911, at 2.30 o'clock P. M. and on that date it was voted to adjourn to Saturday July 1, 1911 at 2.30 o'clock P. M.
At the adjourned meeting on that date it was voted that the salary of the Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes be increased 10 dollars each to cover the extra expense of the bonds, which they were obliged to furnish.
Voted-To adjourn to the first Saturday in August at 2.30 o'clock P. M.
At the Special Town Meetings held Tuesday Nov. 7, Charles S. Chase was chosen Moderator by ballot.
Voted-To instruct the Selectmen to sell the Fishing Privi- leges belonging to the Town at public auction and they were sold
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then and there to S. F. Swift of Sagamore, one for $35 and one for $49.
Voted-That the School Committee be herewith empowered to establish night schools in the Town, and they are also em- powered to spend such sums of money as in their judgment seems warranted.
Voted- That a committee of eleven be appointed to con- sider the matter of celebrating the two hundredth anniversary of the incorporation of the Town and report at an adjourned meet- ing and the following were appointed: Charles S. Chase, D. F. Lane, J. S, Place. C. C. Andrews, J. K. Milliken, A. E. Briggs, E. E. Lincoln, L. J. Wade, J. G. Romero, W.T. Wilcox, and W. B. Carey.
Voted-To adjourn to the first Saturday in December at 3 o'clock P. M.
On the first Saturday in December the adjourned meeting was called to order by the Moderator.
The committee on celebration reported recommending a mass meeting of the citizens (both women and men) be held at the Town House to get their minds as to the advisability of holding the celebrations. Report of committee was accepted and voted to call a mass meeting to be held at the Town House on Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 7.45 P. M.
Voted-To choose a committee of three to recommend a new design for a Town Seal, and H. C. Briggs, A. E. Briggs and D. F. Lane were appointed.
Voted-To adjourn to Tuesday Dec. 5, at 8 o'clock P.M.
At the Town Meeting held on above date voted unanimously to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the incorporation of the Town.
Voted-That the same general committee have charge of all details in making plans for this celebration and that this com- mittee make up a list of committees and report at the meeting Dec. 12, 1911.
Voted-To adjourn to Tuesday Dec. 12, 1911, at 7.45 o'clock P.M. .
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At the meeting held Dec. 12, 1911, the following were chosen a general committee they to choose their subcommittees, and to have full charge of the anniversary celebration: Charles S. Chase, D. F. Lane, J. S. Place, C. C. Andrews, J. K. Milliken, A. E. Briggs, E. E. Lincoln, L. J. Wade, J. G. Romero, W. T. Wilcox, W. B. Carey, H. C. Briggs, Geo. A. Clark, J. P. Richardson, N. O Walker, W. P. Eddy, J. W. Andrews, Edith Brightman, R. N. Whitmarsh, H. W. Horton, John A. Lewis, H. W. Childs, H. B. Baker.
Voted-To adjourn.
At the Primary Election held Sept. 26, 1911, the following results was declared:
Republican ballots for Governor-Louis A. Frothingham, 51 votes; Joseph Walker, 4 votes; Norman H. White, 17 votes.
For Lieut. Governor-Robert Luce, 69 votes;
For Secretary-Albert P. Langtry, 42 votes; Russell A .: Wood, 21 votes.
For Treasurer-Elmer A. Stevens, 64 votes;
For Auditor-Herbert W. Burr, 25 votes; John E. White 39 votes.
For Attorney General-James M. Swift, 70 votes.
For Councillor-J. Stearns Cushing, 51 votes; W. Prentis Parker, 8 votes.
For Senator-Charles S. Chase, 77 votes.
For Representative-Ralph Davol, 23 votes; J. Howard O'Keefe, 48 votes; Edward A. Searle, 11 votes.
For County Commissioner-Richard E. Warner, 69 votes.
For Register of Deeds-Enos D. Williams, 68 votes.
For Clerk of Courts-Simeon Borden, 69 votes.
For Republican State Committee-Fred E. Goff, 63 votes.
Delegates to State Convention-Charles S. Chase, 68 votes; Dwight F. Lane, 66 votes.
For Republican Town Committee- Charles S. Chase, 65; Edmund Hathaway, 60; Howard C. Briggs, 61; Charles C. Hor-
.
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ton, 60; D. Thurber Wood,Jr., 61; Albert N. Goff, 63; J. Willis Andrews, 64; E. Ellsworth Lincoln, 64; John A. Lewis, 61.
Democratic Ballots for Governor-Eugene N. Foss, 5;
For Lieut. Governor-David I. Walsh, 5.
For Secretary-Edward O. Skelton, 1. ļ
For Treasurer-Augustus L. Thorndike 5.
For Auditor-Charles B. Strecker 5.
For Attorney General-George W. Anderson 5.
For Councillor-Henry J. Dixon 5.
For Senator-William J. Kenney 4.
For County Commissioner-Henry F. Burt 5.
Democrat State Committee-Henry F. Burt 5.
There were no Democrat Progressive Ballots.
At the annual State Election held Nov. 7 1911 the following result was declared:
For Governor-Whole number of ballots 221.
For Governor-James F. Carey 2; Eugene N. Foss 49; Louis A. Frothingham 159; Frank N. Rand 5; blanks 5.
For Lieut. Governor-Walter S. Hutchins 2; Robert Luce 165; William G. Merrill 5; Patrick Mulligan 2; David I. Walsh 34; blanks 13.
For Secretary-David Craig 4; Frank J. Donahue 26; Alfred H. Evans, 3; Albert P. Langtry, 160; blanks, 28.
For Treasurer-Joseph W. Caldwell, 1; Jeremiah P. Mc- Nally, 1; Charles E. Peakes, 4; Elmer A. Stevens, 163; Augustus L. Thorndike, 29; blanks, 23.
For . Auditor-Karl Lindshand, 2; Sylvester J. McBride,, 2; William W. Nash, 5; Charles B. Strecker, 23; John E. White 158; blanks, 31.
For Attorney General-Geo. W. Anderson, 21; Henry C. Hess, 1; George E. Roewer, 1; James N. Swift, 72; blanks, 26.
For Councillor-J. Stearns Cushing, 157; Henry J. Dixon, 24; blanks, 40.
For Senator-Charles S. Chase, 194; William J. Kenney, 22; blanks ,5.
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For Representative in General Court-J. Howard O'Keefe, 151; blanks, 70.
For County Commissioner-Henry F. Burt, 40; Richard E. Warner, 162; blanks, 19.
For Clerk of Courts-Simeon Borden, 167; blanks 54.
For Register of Deeds-Enos D. Williams, 159; blanks, 2.
Shall the proposed amendment to the constitution author- izing the use of voting machines at all elections be approved and ratified. Yes, 63. No, 50. Blanks 108.
Shall the proposed amendment to the constitution increasing the power of the Legislature to authorize the taking of land and property for highways on streets be approved and ratified, Yes, 82. No, 41. Blanks, 91.
At a public hearing held March 15, 1911, the selectmen au- thorized the So. Mass. Telephone Co. to erect poles and wires on the west side of Somerset Ave. North 28 poles
At a meeting of the Selectmen and School Committee held jointly, Robert W. Whitmarsh was elected a member of school committee in place of Rev. A. J. Rich resigned.
At a public hearing held Sept. 16, 1911, the Bay State Street Railway was authorized to erect poles and wires on Somerset Ave. between Taunton Dighton line and Riverside Ave.
At a public hearing held Dec. 2, 1911, the Bay State Street Railway was authorized to relocate its tracks on Elm St. souther- ly from Somerset Ave. across said Ave. and on private land.
APPOINTMENTS MADE BY SELECTMEN.
Constables-George W. Chaplin, Frank H. Boothby, Harry S. Bridgeford, Louis F. Ridley, William D. Fleck.
Sealers of Weights and Measures-D. Thurber Wood, Jr. Auctioneer-Charles S. Chase.
Agent of Board of Health-Dwight F. Lane.
Supt. of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Destruction-Dwight F. Lane.
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Burial Agent-Nathan O. Walker.
Inspector of Animals and Meats-William H. Walker. Forest Fire Ward-Ralph Earle. Public Weigher-Edward Barlow. Registrars of Voters for Three Years-Clarence C. Andrews.
JURORS DRAWN DURING YEAR, 1911.
Henry H. Lincoln. George E. Hathaway. George T. Briggs. John T. Adamns.
George W. Townsend Hiram W. Briggs. Clarence W. Waldron Daniel I. Mansfield
Silas H. Whilden.
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REGISTER OF BIRTHS IN 1911
DATE.
NAME.
NAME OF PARENTS.
Jan. 3. Tony Silvia
9. Doris Gallagher
19. Vernon Stead
Walter and Alice Stead
Feb. 3. Atkins
Benj. F. and Evelinda Atkins
8.
Beatrice Elizabeth Delano Lester A. and Lena E. Delano
8. Kerbert Kay
Jesse and Susanna Kay
14. Daniel Cardoja
Frank P. and Marie Cardoja
16. Kenneth Willard Horton
J. Nelson and Minnie A. Horton
Mar. 8. Creska Hrdro
John and Julia Hrdro
27. Harry Phillips
Robert and Bertha Phillips
30. Lendall George Chase
Geo. E. and Bertha M. Chase
April 12.
Mary Alice Lerdif
Ernest J. and Lydia Lerdif
19. Franklin Enos
John A. and Belle Enos
May 10. Helen Marguerite Phillips Walter L. and Mabel L. Phillips
. 12. Joseph Batiste
Louis and Mary Batiste
13. Irving Russell Wheeler
Clifford F. and Elinor B. Wheeler
14. Caroline Marie Alves
John S. and Mary Alves
14. Foster Rhodes Jackson
Ralph H. and Elizabeth M. Jackson
24. Marie Machado Silvia
Joseph M. and Marie Silvia
June 3. Robert Stanton Lewis
John A. and Gertrude W. Lewis Philip and Annie Homby
9. Manuel Catabia Manuel Costa
Manuel and Marie Catabia Joseph and Mary Costa Frank P. and Marie Cambra
26. Clara Cambra
26. Millimena Cambra
Frank P. and Marie Cambra
24. John William Hanify
Michael T. and Ellen J. Hanify
4. John Edwards
John and Sophia Edwards
4. William Suite
Frank R. and Mary L. Suite
July
6. Irene Mary Homby
Manuel and Marie Silvia
Frank J. and Marie Gallagher
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DATE.
NAME.
NAME OF PARENTS. Joseph and Maria Vagas
5. Phoebe Vagas
6. Still Born
9. Edith Louise Goodell
Trenor F. and Marion J. Sears
A. Frank and Mary Dever
13. Ellen May Dever
Rosie White
Manuel and Mary White
Aug. 12. 12. 13. Helen Perry
Morgado
Antone M. and Maria Morgado
Antone and Jesse Perry
31. Manuel Omellas
Manuel and Mary Omellas
Sept. 2. Lester Winthrop Leonard Herbert H. and Helen C. Leonard
4. Frates
Manuel J. and Annie Frates
7. Harold Buckley
Harold H. and Beatrice Buckley
Oct.
9. Clara Isabelle Silvia
Antone and Edith M. Silvia
20. Manuel Costa
Manuel and Maria S. Costa
23. Mary Cambra
Manuel and Virginia Cambra
23. Mary Fraser Manuel P. and Virginia Fraser
28. Arthur Codding Broadbent Edwin and Emeline Broadbent
30. Marion Kenworthy James and Elizabeth Kenworthy Theodore and Leonard
31. Mary Leonard
Orin F. and Josephine Cash
Nov. 9. Charles Eliiot Cash
19. Edward Roy Rose
Jos. F. D. and Laura Rose
Dec. 4. Henry Wareing
Richard and Margaret M. Wareing
6. John Alves
Frank S. and Mary A. Alves
9. Manuel Perry
Manuel and Enos Perry
21. Manuel Santos Joseph and Mary Santos
21. Joseph Santos Joseph and Mary Santos
25. John William Donahue John and Grace A. Donahue
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED DURING YEAR 1911
Jan. 12. Charles Roland Briggs of Dighton and Carrie Allen Jones of Taunton, by Rev. J. B. Aldrich. 1
Jan. 14. Manuel Grassia of Taunton and Mary Enos Sousa of Dighton, by Rev. M. S. Travassor.
Feb. 25. Wilmarth Pierce of Taunton and Gladys E. Hulsizer of Dighton, by Rev. J. B. Aldrich.
Feb. 1. Alfred Fielding and Mary Baxter Green, both of Dighton, by Rev. Frank M. Rathbone.
Mar. 2. Joseph Grascia of Taunton and Beryl Esther Rose of Dighton, by Edwin A. Tetlow, Justice of the Peace.
April 19. Joe S. Corey and Marie Sousa, both of Dighton, by Manuel C. Villila, R. C. Priest.
April 24. Antone Gagne of Dighton and Marianna Beaulieu of Taunton, by Rev. Joseph S. Lane.
May 6. Joseph Sankey of Dighton and May King of Som- erset, by Rev. A. Stanley Muirhead.
May 17. Lester Matthew Briggs of Dighton and Stella War- ren Pierce of Swansea, by Rev. Ernest R. Caswell.
June 18. William Ernest Oldmixon and Lillian Ray Blake, both of Dighton, by Rev. J. Francis Cooper.
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July 25. Joseph Lawrence McCabe of Dighton and Annie Elizabeth Hathaway of Taunton, by Rev. Thomas Trainor.
Sept. 26. Louis E. Perry of Dighton and Mary Asenath Nevius of Taunton, by Rev. Lester S. Lewis.
Oct. 11. Sumner Earl Simmons of Somerset and Grace Richmond Paull of Dighton, by Rev. A. Judson Rich.
Oct. 23. Charles Green Anthony of Dighton and Marian Pearl Tew of Taunton, by Rev. Francis Moon.
Nov. 27. Manuel Rodriquy Rias and Angelica Augusta, both of Dighton, by Rev. M. S. Travassor.
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DEATHS REGISTERED DURING YEAR 1911
DATE. NAME.
AGE. CAUSE OF DEATH.
Y. M. D.
Jan. 2. Mathew P. McNally
12. Edwin L. Childs
62 3
2 Chronic Nephritis
4 1 Acute Gastritis
1 17. Aldina Costa Pacheco 4
9 12 Broncho Pneumonia
18. Herbert H. Baylies
35 8 5 Diabetis Mellitis
23. Mimothy Waterman
83 11 19 Arterio Sclerosis
Feb. 4. Orrin A. N. Smith
70 11 19 Broncho Pneumonia
16. Amanda Garfield
79 1 16 Apoplexy
Apr. 1. John George Richmond 81
4 23 Arterio Sclerosis
12. Wanton Andrew Eddy
81
5 4 Bronchitis and old Age
12. Joao C. Perira
12. Harry Phillips
5 5 Broncho Pneumonia 16 Thrush
17. Manuel Catabia
10 20 Acute Indigestion
2 20 La Grippe
17. Margaret J. O'Connor 33 Cerebral Hemorrhage
13. Ida Medora Blake
61 3 23 Carcinoma of Stomach
80 3 18 Chronic Asthma
36 18 Uremia
July 8. Mabel M. Horton
11. John William Chadwick
26. Rugene A. Jones
Aug. 15. Maria da Poute
28. Edward Rose
72 11 Eudocarditis
70
6 29 Cerebral Hemorrhage
1 20 Measles
9 6 Fracture of Skull
May 4. John W. Chase 82
June 30. George W. Goff
42 5 La Grippe and Pleurisy
13. Leo N. Vargas
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Oct. 4. George W. Card 77 1 26 Heart Disease
5. Nellie Cook Baker 46 4 4 Pelvic Phlebitis
10. Georgiana I. Leonard 64 11 Chronic Rheumatism
27. Mary Smith 3 Acute Lobar Pneumonia
28. Frank Rogers 2
6 Dyphtheria
Nov. 6. Arthur Codding Broadbent 14. Pearl Smith 29 10 5 Scarlet Fever
10 Umbilical Hemorrhage .
17. Everett E. Dinsmore 5 7
3 Scarlet Fever
21. John Francis Smith
6
6 1 Scarlet Fever
28. Mary Elizabeth May 26. Jeremiah P. Edson
70
21 Apoplexy
90
2 24 Arterio Sclerosis Septicimea
10. Dennis Sullivan 72 Cardiac Hypertrophy
15. William Downing
50
2 Embolism of Heart
Dec. 1. Charles R. Wyatt 56
Respectfully submitted,
DWIGHT F. LANE,
Town Clerk
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DOG LICENSES
C. C. Marble
1 William Marsden 1
Everett Borden
1 Fe.
Walter Wheeler 1
Charles S. Chase
1
W. E. Walker 1
C. O. Gay
1 Charles R. Richards 1
William Shaw
1 John L. Boomer
1
Edgar Essex
1 Arthur Whalon 1
1
Ralph Thornley
1 J. G. Romero
2
D. D. Andrews
1
John Fay
1
John Sweetland
1
John Bell
2
Dr. J. B. Sayles
1 Almond Horton
1
A. F. Crocker
1
Charles Anthony 1
Daniel Smith
1
Joseph Bullard
1 Fe.
A. Ellery Briggs
1 William T. Brightman 1
Howard P. Hathaway 1
Herbert I. Carr
1
Walter Phillips
1
John Thwaites
1 Fe.
Edmund Hathaway 1
P. J. Brady 1
William Longworth 2
Louis H. Carr
2
Antone D. Lewis
1
Mrs. D. E. Dary 1
Marshal D. Waters
2
W. W. Pardy
2
James Moon
1
Jack Doyle 1
Orrin Cash
1
George W. Card
1
Manuel F. Borges
1 John F. Silvia 1
John A. Bailey
1
L. M. White 1
Ernest Chadwick 1 Fe.
Frank H. Grant
2
Lester T. Hathaway 2
Louis Hathaway
1
Frank H. Boothby
1 Fe.
J. W. Place
1
Charles W .. Cole
1 Fe.
Harry S. Bridgeford
1
Henry Potter
1 Fred Welden
1
Leslie Weldon
1 John Holt
1
1
A. F. Simmons 1
Dr. L. E. Butler
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Walter S. Fish
1 Fe. Manuel Rebell 1
A. L. Briggs
1 George Tweedy 1
J. B. Hulsizer
1 H. C. Briggs 1
Henry A. Luther 1 George Richmond 1
Jos. W. Rose 2
Clifford F. Wheeler 1
John Glynn 1
Charles Ridder
1
William A. Eddy 1 J. Emmons Briggs
1
William Crossman
1 Edith Pierce
1
John T. Adams
1 George H. Townsend
1
G. E. Hathaway
1
H. L. Horton
1
Fred O. Walker 1
Henry Lincoln
1 1
Mary Parkinson
1
B. I. Hathaway
1
Frank Mendosa 2
Joe Perry Dupont
1
S. J. Eaton
1
Arthur T. Pierce
1
John Enos 1
Frank Dutra
1
Mary Hennessey 1
W. B. Kay
1 Fe.
Willard Reed
1
E. E. Lincoln 2
James Summerville 1 George I. Potter
1
John V. Silvia 1
John Hartigan
1 Fe.
R. A. Mclaughlin 1
O. F. Cash
1
Louis Hrdro 1 Manuel F. Rose
2
E. A. M. Hathaway 1 Fe.
Manuel Lewis
2
Joseph O'Connell 1 Bernice Smith
1
Henry W. Horton 1
Howard A. Horton
1
Charles A. Horton 1
Margaret L. Whipple
1
William O. Lee 2
H. S. Wood
2
William Buckley & Son 1
Joseph T. Oliver 1 Fe.
Joe Silvia 1
Ella Waldron
1
C. W. Hayes
1 Fe.
Leslie Horton
1
F. Bradbury 1 Jesse Horton 1
Everett Horton
1 Lyman Emerson 1
J. S. Corey 1
George F. Hathaway 2
Mrs. C. F. Wesselhoeft 2
Silvester White 1
John Lassen 1 A. T. Westcoat 3
John A. Negus 1
Emily E. Fraser
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Jesse Humba
1 Mary Enos 1
Manuel Enos Sausa
1 Joseph Carpenter 1
L. A. Wiles
1 George Farr 1
John Fairbanks
1
J. P. Torres
1
L. O. Martin
1 Joe S. Wood
1
Elizabeth Rose 1
Ethel D. Eddy
1
Frank Albert 1
Joe Costa
1
Frank Tinkham
1 Thomas Moran
1
John F. Silvia
1
John Barbosa
1
Joe Megill 1
Joe Mello 1
Manuel Costa Perry 1
Joe Enos Sousa
1
Manuel W. Frank
1 Joe Perry Suite
1
Antone Perry
1 Manuel Perry
1
Manuel Duarte Silvia
1
Manuel Katema
1
Andrew Kramer
1 James O'Brien
1
H. B. Gardner
2 Fe.
Antone Veira
2
George Read
.1
David Donaghy
1
William Williams
1
George B. Glidden
1
Robert Taylor
1 Jesse R. Cabral
1
W. E. Davis
1 Fe. Marion R. Cabral
1
Dennis Sullivan
1 Byron Waldron
1
Besty Cinqmares
1 Bert Rose
1 Fe.
Frank P. Cardoza
1 G. O. Williams
1
Mrs. S. D. Nichols
1 Lester Delano
1
Antone Sousa
1 Fe. Frank Mont
1
Herbert Wyatt
1 Charles B. Lee
1
Linden Hathaway
1 Warren A. Goff
1 Fe.
Respectfully submitted,
DWIGHT F. LANE,
Town Clerk.
VALUATION
-AND-
TAX LIST
-OF THE-
TOWN OF DIGHTON
For the Year 1911
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VALUATION AND TAX LIST
-OF THE
TOWN OF DIGHTON, MASS., as Assessed April 1st, 1911.
Poll Personal Real Total
Joseph P. Ashley,
$16 50
Charles G. Staples Conservator
$1650
23 76
Sarah J. Allen
300
4 32
Abbie J. Atwood and others
1300
18 72
Abbie J. Atwood
300
4 32
Edward Almy
2
4350
6400
158 24
Merion D. Amorill
2
1000
16 40
Herbert F. Atwood
2
202
225
7 26
Charles G. Anthony
2
2 00
Clarence C. Andrews
2
3500
54 40
William Abbott
Ira P. Briggs
2
50
3145
48 01
David H. and Walter W. Briggs
150
2 16
Everett H. Briggs and others
2
1355
19 51
Everett H. Briggs
2
95
3 07
54
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll Personal
Real
Total
Sarah J. Briggs and others
3030
43 63
Joseph E. Briggs and Albert S. Briggs
350
5 04
Joseph E. Briggs
590
3525
59 26
Franklin Briggs
2
1875
29 00
Albert L. Briggs
2
35
850
14 24
Hiram W. Briggs
2
55
665
12 39
Hiram W. Briggs and H. R. West
20
29
James B. Babbitt
80
1475
22 39
John L. Boomer
2
2 00
Annie J. Boomer
2950
42 48
N. Wallace Babbitt
2
162
2800
44 70
Clifford W. Babbitt
2
2 00
Emerson H. Baylies
2
615
10 86
Frank A. D. Bullard
2
15
2325
35 70
Fanny M. Babbitt
350
5 04
Albert G. Bosworth
2
250
150
7 76
Albert G. Emma J. Bosworth
675
9 72
John O. Babbitt
2
2 00
Frederick L. Boothe
2
1350
21 44
Herbert L. Ballou
2
2 00
Patrick J. Brady
2
1075
17 48
Harrie S. Bridgeford
2
250
5 60
Harrie E. Brown
2
2 00
John Bell
2
925
15 32
Arthur C. Boyce
2
2100
32 24
Joseph D. Beaullieu
2
2100
32 24
John A. Bailey
2
1500
23 60
George E. Balden
2
2 00
Mary J. Briggs and Grace L. Madison
560
8 07
Frank G. H. Boothby
2
2 00
Charles C. Brownell
2
2 00
Alfred Broadbent
2
2 00
Howard C. Briggs
2
775
3475
63 20
Adolph Bukacek
2
2 00
55
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Personal
Real
Total
J. Harvey Briggs
2
125
5250
79 40
William Buckley and Harold H. Buckley
1200
17 28
William Buckley
2
2 00
Harold H. Buckley
2
2 00
Hermond M. Boyd
2
2 00
Mary J. Briggs Frank W. Read Adm.
3408
49 08
George L. Borden
2
2 00
Robert Bradbury
2
2 00
Samuel N. Codding
2
1100
17 84
Charles S. Chace
2
25
5265
78 18
Harold C. Codding
2
80
3 15
Nathan O. Codding
2
2 00
Annie N. Codding
300
4 32
Ellen A. Codding
1100
15 84
John W. Chadwick
1300
18 72
George W. Card
2
144
3 44
George A. Clark
2
50
1220
20 29
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