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Independent Coal Tar Co., oil
381 80
Highway Products Co.,
316 25
Cook Borden Co., lumber
69 50
H. A. Horton, repairs
496 17
H. A. Horton,
244 75
Highway payroll,“
242 50
Cook Borden Co., lumber
30 80
Mount Hope F. Co., labor and material 84 00
Highway payroll, repairs
455 35
Highway Payroll
446 40
Pierce Hardware Co., supplies
6 44
Independent Coal Tar Co.
481 20
State of Mass., blank payroll
6 33
D. D. Andrews Co., supplies 3 18
Highway payroll, repairs
405 40
$10,196 76
PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS
Herbert Horton, care of lots $31 50
Bristol Co. savings Bank, Deposit of S. Wheeler fund 100 00
Bristol County Savings Bank, Deposit of Jos. Gooding fund proceeds of sale of bonds 101 00
Bristol C. Trust Co., Savings Dept.
Deposit of A. J. Smith fund proceeds of sale of bonds 151 50
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Bristol Co. Trust Co., Savings Dept. Deposit of M. L. Smith fund pro- ceeds of sale of bonds $50 50
H. W. Briggs, care of lot 3 00
$437 50
GYPSY MOTH DEPARTMENT
Payroll, destroying moths
$96 30
C. B. Douglass, spraying 141 50
$237 80
FOREST FIRES
Pierce Hardware Co., supplies $37 99
H. A. Horton, fire fighting 7 20
C. Marble, 66 6 30
H. A. Horton, fire fighting 37 90
A. F. Fuller,
7 50
C. Marble, 66
45 25
$142 14
LAND DAMAGE-NEW STATE ROAD
L. H. Goward, damage $25 00
Charles S. Chase, damage
70 00
Manuel Pachesco & J. Alves, damage 35 00
Marion Amaral,
15 00
C. G. Simmons & others 66
225 00
Mary P. Suite,
220 00
Estate of Herbert A. Briggs
160 00
Robert W. Whitmarsh, Trustee
600 00
Viriato Monterio, 100 00
Joseph Mattos,
215 00
Leila P. Eddy,
35 00
A. Mattos, 155 00
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Ralph Earle,
damage $200 00
J. Chester Talbot,
35 00
Emma Gardner,
66
30 00
Louis H. Carr,
15 00
Seth Dutra,
190 00
Anchor Color & Gum Works 66
100 00
Elizabeth Talbot,
60 00
Mary Rose,
50 00
John W. Paul,
100 00
Edith V. Goff,
30 00
Carl P. Gordon,
6
120 00
Elizabeth Walker,
150 00
J. W. Rese,
60 00
E. E. & W. Hamilton,
16
850 00
W. H. Barker, moving building
2,175 00
W. H. Barker, 66
3,010 00
V. Monterio, damage
50 00
M. Costa,
36 00
J. Roderick, 66
35 00
H. A. Horton, grading
45 50
H. A. Horton,
30 00
Mount Hope F. Co., grading
4 14
Mount Hope F. Co., 66
293 03
Leroy Brown, damage
19 00
A. D. Rose,
19 00
$9,710 60
PUBLIC LIBRARY
L. J. Cole, salary $25 00
Rose E. Palmer, clerical work
8 00
E. E. Barlow, Janitor 10 00
Library Book House, books
103 45
H. F. Atwood, repairs
4 50
Rose E. Palmer, clerical work 7 75
L. J. Cole, salary 25 00
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E. E. Barlow, Janitor $15 00
Henry W. Horton, fuel
28 00
Taunton Gas Co., light 2 64
L. J. Cole, salary
25 00
E. E. Barlow, Janitor
10 00
Rose E. Palmer, clerical work
10 00
E. E. Babb & Co., supplies
4 05
L. J. Cole, salary
25 00
Howard Co-op Society, books
10 75
F. R. E. L. Co., repairs
19 60
Henry W. Horton, fuel
72 00
Library Book House, books
16 76
E. E. Barlow, Janitor 10 00
Rose E. Palmer, clerical work
11 38
L. J. Cole, salary
25 00
E. E. Barlow, Janitor
12 80
Library Book House, supplies
4 42
F. R. E. L. Co., light 1 73
Rose E. Palmer, clerical work 4 88
25 00
Gaylord Bros., supplies
5 00
E. E. Barlow, Janitor
10 00
Library Book House, books
6 53
Pierce Hardware Co., repairs
20 50
L. J. Cole, salary
25 00
Library Book House, books
20 91
E. E. Barlow, Janitor
10 00
Holliston, Mills, supplies
1 83
H. A. Horton, carting coal
5 00
L. J. Cole, salary
25 00
E. E. Barlow, Janitor
10 00
L. J. Cole, salary
25 00
E. E. Barlow, Janitor
10 00
F. R. E. L., light 7 78
James Nickerson, care of lawn
20 00
E. E. Barlow, Janitor
10 00
F. P. Tew, magazines
48 50
L. J. Cole, salary
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Rose E. Palmer, clerical work
$3 00
Library Book House, books
23 64
L. J. Cole, salary
25 00
Rose E. Palmer, clerical work
5 25
E. E. Barlow, Janitor
10 00
L. J. Cole, salary
25 00
Mount Hope F. Co., fuel
36 52
L. J. Cole, salary
25 00
Rose E. Palmer, clerical work
4 00
E. E. Barlow, Janitor
14 00
Library Book House, books
47 90
Library Book House,
35 00
Library Book House, 66
14 09
D. D. Andrews, supplies
2 54
L. J. Cole, expense
20 20
H. A. Dickerman & Son, supplies
3 52
$1,077 92
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
The expenses of this department for the year ending Dec. 31, 1924 $3,896 21
The publication of details of this department is prohibited by the statutes of the State of Massachusetts.
Balance Dec. 31, 1924 29,835 74
Total $181,671 72
I have examined the accounts of A. A. Simmons, Collector and find as follows:
Committment 1924 $77,880 79
Interest collected
7 97
$77,888 76
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CR.
By cash to Treasurer $73,439 28
6 abatement 53 48 73,492 76
$4,396 00
Balance due Jan. 1, 1925 $4,396 00
Balance due on 1923 tax Jan. 1, 1924
$5,161 14
Interest collected
206 66
Added
3 90
$5,371 70
CR.
By cash to Treasurer $5,136 02
abatement 117 05
$5,253 07 $5,253 07
Balance due Jan. 1, 1925 $118 63 $118 63 Balance due on 1922 tax Jan. 1, 1924 172 20
Interest collected 10 05
$182 25
CR.
By cash to Treasurer $182 25
Amount of uncollected tax Jan. 1, 1925 $4,514 63
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REVENUE AND EXPENSE FOR YEAR. ENDING DEC. 31, 1924
REVENUE
Balance Jan. 1, 1924
$23,878 29
A. A. Simmons, Coll. 1922 tax
172 20
A. A. Simmons, 1923 66
4,929 36
A. A. Simmons, 66 1924 60
73,431 31
Interest
704 45
Board of Public Welfare
720 00
Education
1,096 63
County of Bristol, streets
7,000 00
State of Massachusetts
21,783 16
Miscellaneous
506 06
$134,221 46
Trust fund for year
450 26
Loans
47,000 00
$181,671 72
EXPENSE
SCHOOLS
$39,610 10
General expense
No. Dighton School loan
1,000 00
Interest on 66 66
318 00
$40,928 10
STREETS.
General repairs
$10,196 76
D. & B. Bridge
1,962 34
No. Dighton concrete
18,000 00
State Highway tax
1,219 80
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Macadam loan
Interest on loan
$3,700 00 404 00
$35,482 90
Town Officers
$3,454 43
State Aid
306 0.0
Fire Department
526 85
Police Department
2,824 24
Board of Health
1,181 63
Int. on temporary loans
459 00
Gypsy Moth Department
237 80
Forest fires
142 14
Memorial Day
125 00
Board of Public Welfare
3,896 21
Public Library
1,077 92
Incidentals
1,987 85
Town Forest
326 92
County Tax
3,417 59
State tax
6,000 00
Bristol County Tuberculosis Hospital
2,183 50
Total expense for year
$104,558 08
Perpetual care funds
$437 50
Land damage
9,710 60
Temporary loans
37,000 00
Town Farm Int. Fund
129 80
Balance in Treasury Dec. 31, 1924 29,835 74
$181,671 72
The accounts of the Treasurer and Collector are correctly cast and properly vouched. The Treasurer's cash balance has been verified and found in accordance with balance shown by cash book. The securities of the Town Farm Invest- ment Fund and the several Trust Funds established for care
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of cemetery lots and a fund established for the benefit of private individuals have been examined and found to be intact, all income having been accounted for, all expenditure properly vouched. The Collector has paid over to the Town Treasurer all money collected, and the outstanding taxes have been verified by a notice sent postpaid to each delinquent stating amount of tax due and a request that the Town Auditor be notified at once if not correct.
The accounts of the Board of Public Welfare, the Public Library, the Sealer of Weights and Measures, and the figures used by the Assessors in computing the Town tax have been examined and verified and found to be correct.
Respectfully submitted, HOWARD C. BRIGGS
Town Auditor.
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
The regular Annual Town Meeting was held on March 3, 1924 Charles S. Chase, was elected moderator.
Lucy Paul Morse and Henry E. Williams were acting as Tellers with William E. Walker, Hazel I. Bullard and Rose E. Bolger as ballot clerks, Lucy Paul Morse acting as moder- ator pro-tem in the absence of Mr. Chase.
The following list of officers were elected :
Selectman for three years Charles Chase.
Overseers of Poor for three years, Charles S. Chase.
School Committee for three years Leland F. Bullard and Roy F. Walker.
School Committee for two years Clara L. M. Wyeth.
Treasurer for one year, Dwight F. Lane.
Assessor for three years, Walter Hampton.
Tax Collector for one year, Albert A. Simmons.
Auditor for one year, Howard C. Briggs.
Tree Warden for one year, William E. Walker.
Trustee of Public Library for three years, Dwight F. Lane.
Constables for one year, Herbert F. Atwood, Lester M. Briggs, Albert N. Goff, Carl P. Gordon, Henry W. Horton, Manuel D. Rose, John W. Synan, August P. White, and D. Thurber Wood.
Fish Wardens for one year, Albert N. Goff, William E. Walker, Henry E. Williams.
Oyster Wardens for one year, Albert N. Goff, William E. Walker, Henry E. Williams.
On the question shall license be granted for sale of non- intoxicating liquors yes, 20, no, 30.
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On the question shall the Town petition for installation of an accounting System by the State, Yes 15, No 22.
Amounts appropriated for several departments.
Schools,
$36,000 00
Charity, 2,600 00
Interest charges,
700 00
Dighton and Berkley Bridge
1,000 00
Police department,
2,500 00
Library
1,000 00
Fire Department balance left from last year
Board of Health
1,000 00
Town Officers
3,200 00
Town Debt
4,700 00
Tuberculosis Hospital
2,183 50
Overdraft last year
1,933 21
Highways
6,750 00
Resurfacing Spring, Pearl and Lincoln Ave. and School St. providing the Mount Hope Finish-
ing Co. will pay the balance of cost and do the
work under plans of Dept. of Public Work
18,000 00
Observance of Memorial Day
125 00
Incidentals
2,500 00
Painting Town Hall 275 00
Voted that all unexpended balances be reappropriated to be used by the department for which it was originally in- tended and that all receipts by the Treasurer reimbursing any department be appropriated and used by the depart- ment in which it belongs.
Voted that compensation for labor on highways be $7.00 per day for pair of horses and man and $3.00 per day for a man.
Voted that compensation of town officers be same as last year. Vote to grant to the Collector of Taxes the same powers in collection now held by a treasurer.
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Voted that the treasurer with the approval of the Select- men be and is hereby authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the town of the financial year beginning Jan. 11, 1924 and to issue a note or notes therefor payable within 1 year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year.
Voted that all town officers to be bonded are to be bonded by the Massachusetts Bonding Co. !
Voted that the Selectmen confer with the selectmen of Swansea and the Dept. of Public Works in regard to a through macadam road from Taunton to Fall River via Williams Street and Swansea.
Mr. George H. Gilbert made a verbal report in regard to town Forestry which was accepted as a report of progress, and the Committee was requested to make a further report at the next Annual Town Meeting.
Voted to accept the provisions of Chapter 26, Acts of 1923 and change the name of the Overseers of Poor to Dept. of Public Works.
Voted that the School Committee hold hearings in the several outlying School Districts in order to get the opinion of the residents as to the advisability of closing the rural schools "so called" and transporting the scholars where they would receive the benefit of graded schools.
Voted to accept the report of the town officers as printed.
At the adjourned town meeting it was voted to establish a Town forest of not less than 100 acres under Chapter 45 of the General Laws and any amendment thereof.
Voted to appropriate $1,000.00 to be taken from the bal- ance in Treasury, Jan. 1st, 1924 to be expended by the Committee consisting of Geo. H. Gilbert, J. Harvey Briggs and Dwight F. Lane in the purchase of land and starting said town forest.
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At the Presidential Primary the following vote was cast in the several precincts.
Precincts
Republican Delegates at large
1
A
B
C Total
Channing H. Cox
56
30
29
115
Henry Cabot Lodge
53
30
28
111
Frederick H. Gillette
51
29
26
106
William M. Butler
50
28
25
103
John H. Shurburne
51
27
25
103
Anna C. Bird
50
29
26
105
Jessie A. Hall Alternates
46
27
25
98
Pauline R. Thayer
51
29
28
108
Elizabeth Putnam
49
27
26
102
.
Charles H. Innes
50
26
26
102
John Jacob Rogers
50
27
25
102
Robert M. Stevens
50
27
25
102
Mary B. Brown
49
27
26
102
Spencer Borden, Jr.
54
29
27
110
Delegates 15th District
Joseph K. Milliken
65
27
26
118
Benjamin R. Acornley Alternates
50
29
26
105
Orin W. Clifford
46
26
25
97
Rachel Morse
49
28
27
104
Democratic Party Delegates at large
David I. Walsh
1
Arthur Lyman
1
Joseph B. Ely
1
John F. Doherty
1
Helen A. MacDonald
1
Susan W. Fitzgerald
1
Rose Herbert
1
Mary E. Mehan
1
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Alternates
Arthur J. B. Cartier
1
William A. O'Hearn
1
Jeremiah J. Healey
1
Edward A. Ginsburg
1
Dorothy Whipple Fry
1
Mary H. Quincy
1
Anne O. Keefe Heffernan
1
Mary Bacigalupo 1
District delegates 15th District
Dominick F. Corrigan
1
Thomas F. Higgins
1
Joseph L. Hurley
1
Richard P. Coughlin
1
Alternates
Minerva Kapple
1
Mary Lee
1
Michael O'Hearn
1
Frank A. Sullivan
1
At a Special town meeting held May 1st, 1924 it was voted that the Selectmen be authorized in behalf of the Town to relinquish its rights to take any contract to construct any state highway as provided in Chapter 81, Section 8.
At the Special Meeting adjourned from May 1st, 1924 held May 15th, it was voted that the selectmen in behalf of the Town be authorized to indemnify and save harmless the Commonwealth against all claims and demands for damage which may be sustained by any person whose land has been taken for or injured by the taking of land for the construction of a state highway in the south part of the Town agreeable to the plans on file with the selectmen.
At a special meeting held June 3, 1924 it was voted that the vote passed at a special meeting May 15 shall be amend- ed to read as follows:
That the Selectmen in behalf of the Town be authorized to indemnify and save harmless the commonwealth against
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any and all claims and demands for damages which may be sustained by any person whose property may be taken or may be injured by the layout or alteration of any highway which the Department of Public Works, Division of High- ways, may layout and construct or alter as a State Highway in the south part of the Town, substantially agreeable to plans on file with the Board of Selectmen, a unanimous vote.
At a special Town Meeting held Aug 15th, 1924. The Selectmen reported as follows:
The Selectmen with Mr. Wade the adjuster of claims of the Dept. of Public Works have made an appraisal of the damage and injury to the owners and occupants of land taken for the State Highway in the south part of the Town.
There are 32 owners. Two cases pending. Five have refused the award. 23 owners have accepted the award.
Moving Buildings, digging cellars, digging wells $5,195 00 Land damages 4,035 00
Voted to accept report of Selectmen as read.
Voted that for payment of damages caused by the layout of the State Highway in the south part of the town by the Dept. of Public Works, Division of Highways, that the treasurer with the approval of the selectmen is hereby authorized to borrow ten thousand dollars to meet the claims of persons whose property is damaged thereby and to issue the note or notes of the Town therefor, said note or notes to be paid Aug. 1st, 1925. A unanimous vote.
At the State Primary held Sept. 9, 1924 the following is a copy as recorded.
Republican
A
Precinct B C Total
For Governor
Alvan T. Fuller
85
53
88 226
James Jackson
147
71
79 297
Lieutenant Governor
Frank G. Allen
190
107
127 424
C
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Secretary Frederick W. Cook
181
103
154
438
Treasurer
Otis Allen
16
12
18
46
William A. Allen
13
11
16
40
James W. Bean
7
4
5
16
Fred J. Burrell
25
14
31
70
Horace A. Keith
58
13
23
94
William S. Youngman
91
43
30
164
Auditor
Herbert W. Burr
51
22
26
99
Alonzo B. Cook
97
40
60
202
Harold D. Wilson
89
48
36
123
Attorney General Jay R. Benton
175
94
116
385
Senator in Congress
Louis A. Coolidge
82
40
54
176
Frederick W. Dallinger
21
32
29
82
Frederick H. Gillette
109
43
57
209
Congressman
William S. Greene
71
37
68
176
Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
178
101
99
378
Councillor
Washington Cook
111
52
87
250
William W. Ollendorff
68
37
29
134
Senator 5th Bristol District James G. Moran
176
92
114
382
Representative in 5th Bristol District George H. Carpenter 167
92
116
375
County Commissioner
John I. Bryant
144
87
99
330
Richard E. Warner
200
103
130
433
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Register of Probate
Guilford C. Hathaway
179
98
127
404
County Treasurer
Esther Kingman
177
92
103
372
Robert A. Miller
46
23
43
112
Clerk of Courts
Edwin L. Barney
150
82
105
337
John R. Cuttle
37
13
23
73
State Committee
Rachel Morse
159
88
103
350
Delegate to State Convention
Charles S. Chase
187
116
106
409
Lucy P. Morse
157
99
97
353
Town Committee
J. Willis Andrews
154
96
104
354
Rose E. Bolger
144
94
89
327
Howard C. Briggs
154
91
101
346
Lyman E. Briggs
165
87
94
346
Emerline Broadbent
158
82
88
328
Hazel I. Bullard
157
87
91
335
Charles S. Chase
159
91
103
353
Geo. B. Glidden
153
88
93
334
Minna W. Glidden
147
83
93
334
Albert N. Goff
152
87
92
331
Henry W. Horton
151
82
93
326
Joseph K. Milliken
176
87
97
360
Lucy Paul Morse
144
81
82
307
Percival C. Morse
143
81
83
307
Mary S. Perry .
141
82
85
308
Florence M. Reed
146
83
88
317
Alice L. Simmons
144
84
86
315
Mary Ann Walker
160
84
86
330
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At a special primary held Oct. 4, 1925 the following vote was declared.
Republican
A
B
C Total
Clarence Cockroft
2
2
Edmond Cote
4
8
7
19
Robert M. Leach
137
47
63
247
Democratic
William H. Lennox
1
1
William McAuliffe
1
1
2
The Presidential and State Election resulted as follows :
Electors for President
A
B .
C
Total
Coolidge and Dawes
241
169
182
592
Davis and Bryan
18
13
6
37
Johns and Reynolds
1
1
Foster and Gitlow
None
LaFollette and Wheeler
13
2
11
26
Governor
Alvan T. Fuller
201
150
162
513
John J. Ballam
4
4
5
13
James M. Curley
68
20
27
115
James Hayes
1
2
3
Walter S. Hutchins
1
1
Lieutenant Governor
Frank G. Allen
211
155
170
536
John J. Cummings
54
11
9
74
Arthur A. Cunning
2
2
4
Thomas Nicholson
2
2
Edward Rand Stevens
1
1
1
3
Secretary
Frederick W. Cook
214 138
161
513
Winfield A. Dwyer
4
2
2
8
Samuel Leger
1
1
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H. Oscar Richelieu
25
6
6
37
Edith Williams
3
1
4
William W. Ollendorff
5
10
2
17
Treasurer
Michael L. Eisner
29
13
5
47
Patrick H. Loftus
2
2
4
Louis Marcus
1
1
2
Albert Oddie
3
2
5
William S. Youngman
217
141
161
519
Auditor
Strabe V. Claggett
91
37
31
159
Alonzo B. Cook
147
103
122
372
Isadore Harris
3
3
James J. Lacey
1
1
1
3
Dennis F. Reagan
4
2
1
7
William W. Ollendorff
2
2
2
6
Attorney General
Jay R. Benton
204
140
157
501
Harry J. Cantor
3
1
2
6
Frederick Celcher
3
2
5
John W. Sherman
2
1
1
4
John E. Swift
41
12
9
62
Senator in Congress
Frederick H. Gillette
193
146
153
492
Antoinette F. Konikew
2
1
3
David I. Walsh
77
17
32
126
Congressman 15th District
Arthur J. B. Cartier
52
16
20
88
Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
223
160
152
535
Councillor 2nd District
Washington Cook
129
49
66
244
Othe L. Schofield
26
12
9
47
William W. Ollendorff
78
86
85
249
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Senator 1st Bristol District
James P. Lamont
48
16
14
78
James G. Moran
178
124
129
431
William W. Ollendorff
1
2
3
Representative in General Court
William J. Aspinwall
137
35
55
227
George H. Carpenter
125
115
121
361
County Commissioner
John I. Bryant
166
121
109
396
Richard E. Warner
233
154
144
531
Register of Probate and Insolvency
Guilford C. Hathaway
226
151
162
539
County Treasurer
Esther Kingman
234
152
165
551
Congressman to fill vacancy
Robert M. Leach
243
162
171
576
William H. Lemax
21
7
8
36
Clerk of Courts to fill vacancy
Edwin L. Barney
220
146
157
523
William W. Ollendorff
1
1
The amendment relating to the word male in the con- stitution vote was as follows yes 260, no, 90.
The Amendment relating enable Women to hold any office Yes, 278. No, 102.
The Amendment relating to Intoxicating Liquor.
Yes, 274. No, 175.
The Amendment relating to excise tax on gasoline.
Yes, 105. No, 328.
The amendment relating to saving of money.
Yes, 228. No, 72.
The Amendment relating to Daylight Saving. Yes, 294. No, 204.
The Amendment relating to Child Labor
Yes, 121. No, 352.
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At a special meeting held on Nov. 6, 1924.
It was voted to sell the fishing provileges at public auction and they were sold by the Moderator at public auction to, one to Howard C. Briggs for fifty cents and one to Dwight F. Lane for fifty cents.
Voted that the Selectmen call a conference of the select- men of towns and mayors of cities interested in the present law in regard to fishing in Taunton River and report at an adjourned meeting.
At a special meeting held Dec. 4, 1924 it was voted to instruct the Selectmen to order paid all bills of the Highway Department to meet the emergency demands from un- expended balances now in hands of the Treasurer to the amount of two thousand dollars.
Appointments made by Selectmen
Superintendent of Streets, Howard A. Horton.
Sealer of weights and measures, John W. Synan.
Field Driver, Howard A. Horton.
Burial Agent, Howard C. Briggs.
Agent Board of Health, Dwight F. Lane.
Fence Viewers, Walter Hampton, F. R. O'Connell, Leroy J. Wade.
Inspector of Meats and Slaughtering, William E. Walker and Henry E. Williams.
Inspector of Animals, Henry E. Williams.
Public Weighers, John W. Synan, Williams B. Carey, Grace I. Simmons.
Register of Voters, Henry E. Williams.
Auctioneer, Charles S. Chase.
Local Gypsy Moth Superintendent, Albert N. Goff.
Forest Fire Warden, Howard A. Horton.
Constables, Howard C. Briggs, James H. Wolfe, Albert E. Barber, Louis L. Ballou, Charles G. Simmons, Herbert N. Walker, F. Arnold Shaw, Lyndon E. Hathaway.
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Jurors drawn during year, Arthur H. Wilde, Lester T. Hathaway, Louis Mendoza, Harry W. Pardey, Roy W. Hor- ton, William W. Macker, Clinton T. Potter, Henry L. Auclair, Emerson H. Baylies, and Howard P. Tweedy.
Respectfully submitted,
Town Clerk.
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DOGS LICENSED
E. A. M. Hathaway Jos. Carpenter Julius G. Romero
2 m
Joe Rogers Joseph Wiles Lester Lassen 1 f.
L. C. Ingalls
C. W. Cole 2 f.
W. E. Walker Ethel E. Work
W. A. Eddy Geo. R. Knott
Walter Hampton Chas. Brooks
John Sylvia C. G. Staples Virieto Monteiro John Hathaway 3 f .- 3 m.
Silas Amidon
3 m
Cornelius Gee
John J. Brady Geo F. Rose
2 m
J. Chester Talbot Larian Joaquin
Harry Lee
Manuel Vieira
Albert G. Bosworth
Frank Machado
1 f Edward Rock Henry E. Horton Geo. I. Potter 1 m .- 1 f. Charles Chase Albert H. Chase 1 f.
B. I. Hathaway Ida Hathaway William Bleazard Warren A. Goff
Manuel C. Correido Manuel Frank 1 m .- 1 f.
Irving G. Horton William Ainsworth
Chas. Sears Louise O. Martin 2 m
G. W. Gardner & Son 1 f
Anthony N. Sylvia 1 m-2 f. Ernest F. Darling Frank Sousa Louis H. Carr 1 m .- 1 f.
Geo. Brown
1 f Frank G. Dutra Frank Dever Antone Fratus Frank Lima August White Leroy E. Brown Jesse Roderick Henry W. Horton Eugene Perry
Frank Cordeiro Nathan Pierce 1 f
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Henry P. Goff William F. Chase
Manuel C. Torres Randolph Gordon
Everett Horton
James McCulloch Frank O'Connell Manuel Pachesco, Jr.
Geo. F. Sylvia Antone Meideiros Ernest Westgate John Stanley Joe Sylvia
Manuel Perry Julia Mello Joe Miguel
2 m. Robert Sharples H. E. Williams 2 f Antone Corey J. W. Andrews 2 m. John Monteiro Joseph B. Sylvia 2 m.
Leonard G. Perry James O'Brien
Lyndon Hathaway
John Brook
2 m. Frank Mendosa, Jr.
Elmer J. Wheeler
2 m.
Louis Mendosa Manuel Sousa 2 m.
John Sousa
Tony Pimento
Benjamin Custer
2 m. - Carrie Briggs 1 m .- 1 f.
2 m .- 1 f.
Hannah Sherman
Manuel C. Almeida
Frank Cambra
Clinton Potter 2 m .- 1 f.
Frank Pine
Antone Viere
Antone Sylvia
Walter L. Woodward
Fred O. Walker
Edwin O. Palmer
Joe White 2 m.
Clifford Marble
Antone Perry
Phillis Taylor Eva Atkins
Madeline Oldmixon
William Graham
Joe Santos E. E. Lincoln
Hope W. Hamilton
Chas. B. Lee
H. T. Francis May Wood Clinton Babbitt Frank Alves
B. C. A. School
Joe P. Fupont .
Henry Street
Antone R. Rodericks
1 m .- 1 f.
William Cameron Edgar Essex Thomas Trainor Margaret Chase Geo. B. Glidden Geo. Woodward John J. Murray Elwood L. Horton
W. J. Hoffman Ethel Hamel
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Felix Ludovicz John P. Cambra Herbert Pierce
2 m W. H. Lee Joe S. Phillips 2 m.
Manuel G. Perry
2 m.
John Antunes A. J. Perry 1 f
A. Vincent
Tony Perry Suite
Geo. W. Rose
Joe Burke 1 f.
Marion Rodericks Herman M. Boyd Steve Wolszok Wm. Kay
Joe Rogers
Orin Cash 1 f.
Marion Mercer
Manuel Pachic
J. P. Torres 1 f .- 1 m.
Manuel Rodericks
Leon Simmons 1 f.
John Bolger
Anthony Sylvia 1 f.
W. E. Davis
S. S. Smith
1 m .- 1 f.
Frank Rose
W. H. Reed
1 f.
J. P. Torres
Frank S. Gracia
Joshua Ashcroft
E. J. Galligan
Manuel R. Sousa
1 m .- 1 f
J. W. Synan Manuel Dutra
Howard P. Tweedy
J. E. Hunter
Manuel Vieira
Antone Marshall
Henry J. Spooner
Clifford P. Allen
Joe P. Suite
Manuel White
Joe DeCosta
1 m .- 1 f.
Antone Sylvia
F. H. Boothby Frank Badijo
Manuel P. Torres
W. L. Burt
Joe Reis
W. L. Phillips
Frank Rogers
Anthony D. Rose
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