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This whole matter, however, is a problem that you, not I, must work out. It is a matter that should receive
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your earnest consideration at once. If you put it off serious consequences will confront you in the near future, and in hasty attempts to remedy matters you will find a two-fold danger: added expense and a less stasifactory solution. Start thinking and planning NOW, always realizing that money wisely spent for schools is the very best investment that can be made.
H. W. RICHTER,
Principal Carver High School
Jan. 9, 1925.
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1924.
Jan. 1. Walter E. Garnett and Victoria J. Smith of Wareham.
Jan. 2. Joseph Connor of New Bedford and Blanche C. Roy.
Jan. 24. Theodore T. Vaughan and Laura L. Finney.
Jan. 27. George A. Ellis of Plympton and Mildred V. Bruno.
April 6. Mendell S. Thompson and Vesta Porter of Kingston.
April 18. Arnold B. Adams of East Bridgewater and Achsah E. Holmes.
May 10. Walter Rudolph of Middleboro and Viola M. Garnett.
May 14. William Johnson of Quincy and Ina Paananen.
May 14. Manuel Andrade and Rosa Perry.
May 17. Allan Carlson and Elsie C. Gustafson, both of Cambridge.
May 24. Robert M. Andrews and Almeda P. Jefferson of Wareham.
June 2. Joseph T. Howes of Harwich and Ellen I. Murphy.
June 7. Antone Pena of Providence, R. I., and Anna Teixeira.
July 28. John E. Johnson and Ida E. Kaski.
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July 30. Leonard F. Shurtleff of Middleboro and Mary F. Cornish.
Aug. 11. Adelard Bolduc and Louise Valcourt of King- ston.
Sept. 1. Manuel Pires and Candida Gomes of New Bedford.
Sept. 30. Bernard T. O'Connell of Plymouth and Emma L. Parker.
Oct. 26. Edward W. Lowe of Middleboro and Clara Lee. Nov. 16. Charles M. Holmes and Elsie M. Pratt, both of Wareham.
Nov. 18. Otto Salmi and Anna Palm.
Nov. 21. Earl E. Boardway and Annie G. Shurtleff.
Dec. 25. Andrew F. Bumpus and Dorothy Leonard of of Plymouth.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1924
Date
Name
Parents
Albert T. Thomas and Amelia E. Ducas Karl O. Neimi and Olga V. Palm Benjamin C. Shaw and Alice M. Appling John Costa and Frances Thater Theron M. Bumpus and Lydia R. Hann Manuel Gomes and Elsie Rose William E. Holmes and Almira C. Dousette Perez LeRoy Shurtleff and Alice M. Russell Fiilus Harjii and Lembi Maki
Arthur T. Braddock and Christena McNutt Cyprienne Thibault and Atela Berrerieault Julio Teixeira and Margaret Robinson Earl B. Ware and Charlotte M. Atwood Birt C. Chandler and Jessie J. Garnett Howard I. Bryant and Edith F. Wrightington Everett F. Cassidy and Celia R. Chase Sulu M. Nikulas and Marguerite T. Smith Svante Halunen and Elsie M. I. Kotilainen James S. Laird and Ida M. Atwood Justin Silva and Mary Suares Daniel O. Turner and Mary J. McGrath George V. Johnson and Lydia Morris Arthur Silva and Napodena Furtache Walter O. Rudolph and Viola M. Garnett William Johnson and Ina Paananen Joseph Connor and Blanche Roy Ernest W. Shaw and Kathaleen M. Arthur Manuel Silva and Theodora Silva Clarence H. Stuart and Maria E. Cole Joseph A. Parent and Juliette Dube
Nativity of Parents
Carver and Canada Finland
Middleboro and Carver
Cape Verde Island Carver and Newfoundland
Cape Verde Island
Carver and Plymouth
Carver and England Finland Carver and Nova Scotia Canada
Cape Verde Island and Boston
Chelsea and Carver
Carver and New Brunswick
Middleboro and Carver
Carver and Dennisport
Sagamore and Rochester Finland Carver
Cape Verde Island and Africa New Hampshire and Canada
Carver and Middleboro
Cape Verde Island
Middleboro, and Carver Finland
New Bedford and Rochester Cambridge and Montana Cape Verde Island Wareham and Brockton Canada and Fall River
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1. Alice Frances Bryant
2. Walter Everett Cassidy
Beatrice June Nijulas
5. 29. Theodore Erland Halunen 10. 14. James Seaman Laird, Jr. Manuel Silva
Bruce Hamilton Turner
23. 3. Richard Emery Johnson Roy Silva
19. 22. Kendrick Sterling Rudolph
Eddie William Johnson
Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept.
31. 6. Roy Connor 10. Harriet Barbara Hope Shaw
21. William Silva
3. Phyllis Irene Stuart
Dec. Dec.
1.
Jan. Jan. Jan.
5.
Hazel Alberta Thomas Oscar William Neimi
Ronald Linwood Shaw
Jan.
14. 26. Franklin Costa
15. Natalie Isabelle Bumpus
18. Dounizes Gomes
24. Wendall Irwin Holmes
7. Priscilla Russell Shurtleff
12. Gertrude Elizabeth Harjii
15. Muriel Phyllis Braddock
Mary Blanche Thibault
23. 8. 23. 26. Ralph Homer Chandler
Marion Marica Teixeira Irene Ware
Mar. Mar. Mar. April April April April May May May June June June June July July July Aug. Aug. Aug.
17. Roger Henry Parent
DEATHS RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1924
Date
Name
Age M.
Cause
Parents
Birthplace
Place of Death
Burial
Jan.
25. Hyacinth Guertin
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2 0 Cerebral Apoplexy
Hyacinth Guertin Julia Eclieo Manuel Shieka
Canada
Carver
Notre Dame, Carver
Jan.
30.
Mary Pires
36
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Mary Cozam Thomas Southworth
Island Carver
Carver
Union Cemetery
Feb. 21. June E. Lewis
0
29 Acute bronchitis
Norman R. Lewis Vivian Burgess
Carver
Carver
Monument Beach
Mar.
28. Minnie B. Thompson
19
8
3 Chronic Brights disease
Zina E. Sherman
Avon
Jordan
Hill Crest, Plympton
April
22.
Ella Smith
50
10 26 Aneurysm of Aorta
Henry Davis Cora Davis
Texas
State hospital
St. Joseph's, Taunton
May
Atela Thibault
33
14 Lobar pneumonia
Napoleon Berriant Amanda Gagon
Canada
Carver
Notre Dame, Carver
May
27. Sylva M. Loaksonen
0 11 20 Broncho pneumonia
Oscar Loaksonen Olga Sewall
Quincy
('arver
'Union Cemetery
June
16. Frank F. Tillson
65 11 17 Arteriosclerosis general
Truman Tillson
Carver
('arver
Union Cemetery
June
26. Joseph W. Shaw
76 7
23 Arteriosclerosis
Carver
Medfield
Melrose Cemetery, Brockton
July
4. George H. Appling
87
2 Carcinoma of hand
George H. Appling
('arver
Carver
Wenham Cemetery
July
26. George O. Jacobsen
26
21 Drowning accidental
Boston
Carver
Mt. Hope, Boston
Sept.
13. Frederick E. Gould
61
12 Chronic bronchitis
Plymouth
Carver
Vine Hills, Plymouth
Oct.
23.
Mary E. Braddock
81
9
5 Mitral Insufficiency
Samuel W. Gould Betsy Hathaway William McHenry Louisa Lee
Canada
Carver
Lakenham Cemetery
Cape Verde
Carver
Union Cemetery
Feb. 12. Thomas M. Southworth
81
1 Carcinoma of intestines
Susan Bisbee
Eva Howard
hospital
Taunton
Rebecca Shurtleff Nathaniel Shaw Betsy Shurtleff
Eliza Cromwell C. O. Jacobsen
Y.
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(EXCERPTS FROM TOWN MEETING RECORDS.) (March 3)
Voted to adopt the following Town By-law:
On or before the first day of April the Moderator shall appoint a Finance Committee of five for one year, five for two years, and five for three years, and annually thereafter on or before the first day of April the Moderator shall appoint five for the term of three years.
Voted to adopt the following Town By-law:
The Overseers of Poor shall be elected, one for one year, one for two years, and one for three years, and annually thereafter one shall be elected for the term of three years.
Voted that a committee of five be appointed by the Mod- erator to investigate the matter of fire protection, and report at the next Town Meeting.
Committee appointed. William I. Ward, Henry G. Mills, Jesse A. Holmes, Ellis D. Atwood, Theo- dore T. Vaughan.
(November 4)
Appropriations :
Clearing Shurtleff Park, 200 00
Printing valuation list, 350 00
Voted to authorize the Park Commissioners to put Shurtleff Park in repair and cut the trees in lumber as the Road Commissioners advise would be suit- able for the building of sheds for housing town ma- chinery.
Voted to instruct the assessors to cause to be printed five hundred copies of the valuation of the property in the town of Carver as assessed in 1924.
Voted to instruct the Park Commissioners to take steps to acquire Julian Grove under the Park Laws and report at the next Annual Town Meeting.
I am calling attention to a few laws that are not gen- erally known. It is the first duty of the parents to notify
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the Town Clerk immediately after the birth of a child. Physicians, as a rule, observe the law as it relates to their calling, but parents do not on account of a failure to know their duty in the matter. I quote Sec. 6 of Chapter 46, G. L .:
"Parents within forty days after the birth of a child, and every householder, within forty days after a birth in his house, shall cause notice thereof to be given to the clerk of the town where such child is born."
Under Chap. 128, Section 4, of the Acts of 1923, it is made the duty of the collector to enforce the collection of real estate taxes before the first of October following the year of assessment. The taxpayer will notice that the statute requires the collector to collect, not the tax- payer to pay. This appears to be a distinction that is overlooked. If the collector must collect before October will please notice that if the tax is not paid by August 1st, additional costs will accrue.
Relative to the issue of marriage licenses the statutes require that the application must remain on file five days before the certificate is granted As the public, and Town Clerks in general, misinterpret this statute, I quote the opinion of the attorney-general as to the con- struction to be placed upon the statute :
"In computing the five days' period in accordance with Section 23, as amended, the date of the entry of intention must be excluded. The language clearly indicates that five days are to expire before the delivery of the certificate, i. e., the day of such de- livery is to be excluded from the computation. Fractions of a day are, of course, to be disregarded, i. e. a day means twenty-four hours and begins at midnight. As to Sunday the general rule is that 'when a statute fixes a limitation of time within which a particular act may or may not be done, if the time limit is less than a week, Sunday is ex- cluded.' I know of no reason why the general rule
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should not be applied to the statute in question. The meaning of this statute is that persons who are interested in an intended marriage are entitled to a reasonable opportunity on each of five days to examine the records in the office of the Clerk or Registrar of the city or town for the notice of intention of such marriage. On Sunday the Clerk or Registrar is not required to keep his office open, and his records are not ordinarily open to inspec- tion. Similarly, he is not required to keep his office open on a legal holiday. Such a holiday, therefore, in my opinion, is to be excluded from the computa- tion."
Under this interpretation which is very plain, it will be readily noticed that it requires seven days to obtain a marriage certificate. The only way in which a certificate may be obtained in six days, is in cases where the clerk is willing to receive the application, or issue the certi- ficate on Sunday, and if a holiday intervenes the time necessary is eight days.
Whole number of dogs licensed, 107
Males, 84
Females, 23
Resident Combination certificates issued, 65
Resident Hunters and Trappers, 49
Non-Resident Combination,
1
Non-Resident Fisherman,
2
Resident Fisherman,
10
Minor Trappers,
8
The Town Clerk is prepared to furnish blanks for the return of births and deaths according to law.
HENRY S. GRIFFITH, Town Clerk.
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON FIRE PROTECTION
To the Voters of the Town of Carver:
The committee on fire protection appointed at the an- nual town meeting a year ago respectfully submits its report.
Our town, like all others about us, is always in danger of more or less frequent destructive fires. During the past year there have been several occasions when some apparatus for fighting fire has been needed. Having none of our own there is no resort but to call upon neighboring towns for assistance. These towns are will- ing to lend aid; but some things in their attitude toward the matter, things which seem to us beyond criticism, claim our thoughtful attention.
One of these towns is willing to respond to calls by sending a machine and crew, on condition of a contract agreement to pay therefor at a specified rate for each time of service and of an assured guaranty against dam- age: an arrangement which would, we think, place upon our town a financial obligation equivalent to an invest- ment of $10,000 to $12,000.
Another town is willing to give assistance, and does so, without stipulated compensation, recognizing such service as being an act of possible self defense as well as of neighborly cooperation ; but also holds and expresses the opinion that this town ought to provide itself with some means of fire protection and thus, incidentally, be- come capable of giving assistance in an emergency.
It should be further noted that, in any case, a town to which we look for aid must reserve the right to decline to respond to a call if it should happen that its fire ma- chines were busy at the time of the call.
Your committee finds in the town some opinion, which seems likely to grow, that the time has come when we ought to have some fire apparatus. If the voters of the
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town should concur in that opinion there are several things any of which could be done.
1. A combination pumping and chemical engine, with motor power, well equipped and suitable for a small rural town, can be obtained at a cost of from $5,500 to $6,000. Provision would have to be made for housing and operat- ing such an engine. Probably a more or less closely or- ganized fire company would be found necessary.
2. A combination chemical engine and hose truck, having one or two chemical tanks and hose for the same, having a capacity for carrying 1,000 feet of 21/2-inch fire hose and other usual equipments, can be procured for $2,100 to $2,500.
3. A two tank chemical engine, with regular com- plement of fire fighting tools, mounted on a motor truck, can be provided for from $1,700 to $1,800.
As in the case of the machine first mentioned plans for housing and operating either of the others referred to would have to be worked out.
After careful consideration of the whole subject the committee makes the following recommendation :
That the selectmen of the town be authorized, at their discretion, to purchase for the town, at a cost not to exceed $2,000, a two tank chemical engine, with motor power and fire fighting equipment; that the selectmen be given power to provide, in such manner as their judgment may approve, for housing and operating the engine; and that the sum of $2,000 be raised and appropriated for this purpose.
WILLIAM I. WARD, HENRY G. MILLS, ELLIS D. ATWOOD, THEODORE T. VAUGHAN, JESSE A. HOLMES,
Committee.
SUMMARY BY THE SELECTMEN AND FINANCE COMMITTEE Of Appropriations, Balances and Recommendations Tabulated for the Use of the Voters in Town Meeting, March 2, 1925
Appropriation
March, 1924
Paid Out
During 1924
Returned to
Treasurer
Transferred from
Reserve Account,
Overdraft
Dec. 31, 1924
Recommendations for
Expenses of 1925
Appropriations Made March 2, 1925
American Legion
$100.00
$81.00
$19.00
$100.00
Charities .
3,540.72
2,306.97
1,233.75
2,500.00
State Aid
268.00
234.00
34.00
200.00
Soldiers' Relief
340.97
178.97
162.00
50.00
Public Library
150.00
150.00
200.00
Support of Schools
21,500.00
22,322.60
$464.16
25,000.00
Repair of Bridges ...
500.00
499.88
12
1,000.00
Repair of Highways,
Chapter 81
6,700.00
6,700.41
41
6,700.00
Removal of Snow
658.67
478.76
179.91
300.00
Machinery & Housing
2,000.00
2,000.78
.78
1,200.00
Purchase of Great Hill
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General Government . 4,570.70
3,995.13
575.57
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4,000.00
Unclassified
450.00
390.01
59.99
550.00
Reserve Fund
600.00
587.87
12.13
Health and Sanitation
1,322.89
1,325.05
$2.16
1,600.00
Tree Warden
300.00
299.94
.06
350.00
Gypsy Moth
1,500.00
1,273.52
226.48
2,000.00
Auto Truck
150.00
43.78
106.22
150.00
Fighting Fire
1,101.27
916.67
500.00
Parks
100.00
58.32
41.68
100.00
Police
677.35
768.15
90.80
700.00
Weights and Measures.
100.00
57.46
42.54
75.00
Cemeteries
175.00
171.68
3.32
175.00
Notes
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
Interest
1,200.00
1,200.00
1,200.00
Military Aid
400.00
427.00
27.00
400.00
Memorial Day
125.00
125.00
125.00
Farm Bureau
100.00
100.00
100.00
Main Street
4,500.00
4,501.76
1.76
4,000.00
Plympton Street
3,000.00
3,003.37
3.37
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TOWN MEETING WARRANT
Art. 1 To see if the town will authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year, beginning January 1, 1922.
Art, 2. To see if the town will authorize the Select- men to prosecute, compromise or defend any suits for or against the town.
Art. 3. To decide when taxes shall become due.
Art. 4. To see if the town will make the yards of fleld drivers town pounds, provided they are also chosen pound keepers.
Art. 5. To see if the town wiill make an appropriation for a police force, or act anything thereon or thereto.
Art. 6 To choose all necessary town officers not elect- ed by ballot.
Art. 7 To see what disposition the town will make of the dog fund.
Art. 8 To raise anl appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges the ensuing year.
Art. 9. To choose all necessary town officers. The following officers to be voted for all on one ballot viz; Town Clerk, One Selectmen, Treasurer, Collector of Tax- es, three Overseers of the Poor, three Auditors, three Constables, one Tree Warden, three Herring Committee- men, two Library Trustees, each for one year ; one Trust- ee of the Public Library for two years; two Trustees of the Public Library ; one Assessor ; two School Committee, one Road Commissioner, one Park Commisioner, each for three years; and to vote by ballot "Yes" or "No," in an- swer to the following question: "Shall licenses be granted for the sale of certain non-intoxicating beverages in this town ?"
Art. 10. To see what pay the town will vote the Treas-
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urer, Collector of Taxes, and other town officers for the ensuing year.
Art. 11. To see what compensation the town will vote for labor and teams on the highways, and act thereon.
Art. 12. To see if the town will raise and appropriate a sum of money for the observance of Memorial Day, and act thereon.
Art. 13. To see if the town will accept the report of the Selectmen, and other town officers.
Art. 14. To see of the town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sum of money not exceeding $4000.00 for the purpose of resurfacing with a Bituminous top or other- wise improving Main Street from the southerly end of the Bituminous Road to a point near the South Carver Post Office, provided an allotment is received from the State, and act thereon.
Art. 15. To see of the town will vote to Purchase the Sarah F. McFarlin lot known as Great Hill Lot in said Carver and raise and appropriate the sum of $200.00 therefor, and act thereon.
Art. 16. To see if the town will vote to raise and ap- propriate a sum of money not exceeding $2,000.00 for the purpose of resurfacing with a Bituminous top or other- wise improving Plympton Street, provided an allotment is received from the State, and act thereon.
Art. 17. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money not exceeding $2,000, for the purpose of purchasing a two tank chemical engine, with motor power and fire fighting equipment and that the selectmen be authorized, at their discretion, to purchase this equipment, and act anything thereon or thereto.
Art. 18. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money not exceeding $2,000 for the purpose of housing and operating fire fighting equipment and that the selectmen be authorized to provide same, and act anything thereon or thereto.
INDEX
Page
American Legion Account
46
Appropriations
90
Assessors' Report
23
Auditor's Report
13
Births Recorded 1923
83
Cemetery Account
46
Condition of Town Treasury
5 59
County Road Account
26
Deaths Recorded 1923
84
Excerpts from Town Meeting Records
85
Fire Account
49
General Government Account
40
Gypsy Moth Account
54
Health and Sanitation Account
44
Highway Dept., Chapter 81
28
Jury List
58
Library Account
57
List of Fire Wardens, 1924
60
Machinery Account
39
Marriages Recorded 1924
81
Military Account
48
Officers and Committees, 1924
3
Overseers of the Poor Account
56
Park Account
45
Perpetual Care Funds
10
Report of Committee on Fire Protection
88
Protection of Persons and Property
48
Report of the Treasurer of Old Home Day Association
61
School Calendar
74
School Department Report
64
Sealer of Weights and Measures Account
47-58
Soldiers' Relief Account
47
Snow Account
39
State Aid Account
47
School Superintendent's Report
71
Tax Collector's Report
12
Town Clerk's Report
81
Town Warrant
92
Treasurer's Account
6
Tree Warden Account
49
Truck Account
44
Unclassified Account
44
Constables' Report for 1923
VALUATION LIST
OF
CARVER PROPERTY
AND
POLL LIST
1924
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POLL LIST
Adams, George*
Burbank, Arthur G.
Alore, John
Burgess, Harvey C.
Alves, Manuel
Burgess, John S.
Alves, Martin
Carlson, Allen
Almado, Joseph
Carlson, Charles
Amery, Percy S.
Carlton, Harold E.
Anderson, C. Theodore
Cassidy, Everett
Anderson, Frederick
Cassidy, Walter H.
Andrews, John M.
Chandler, Bert
Andrews, Robert M.
Chandler, Warren D.
Andrews, Zephaniah
Chantie, James Thomas
Anthony, Michael
Chase, Laurence M., M. D.
Appling, Henry E.
Clair, Michael
Arponen, George
Clinton, Robert
Atwood, Arthur C.
Cole, Frank H.
Atwood, Charles H., 2nd.
Cole, Philip S.
Atwood, Charles H .*
Collins, Victor
Atwood, Chester
Cornish, Ellis G.
Atwood, Ellis D.
Cornish, William E.
Atwood, Elverson E.
Correia, Joseph
Atwood, Henry A.
Correia, Manuel Andred
Atwood, Herbert F.
Correia, Steve
Atwood, John E.
Correia, Tony
Atwood, William F.
Corey, Antone
Bailey, Donald H.
Costa, John
Bailey, H. Robert
Costello, Frank D.
Barbosa, Jack
Day, William
Barros, Augustine
DeAdder, Robert W.
Barros, Jose
Dempsey, Daniel H.
Barros, Ralph
Desmond, Patrick
Barros, Raymond
Dimond, Fred A.
Barrows, Frank E.
Dionne, Frank
Barrows, Manuel
Dionne, Napoleon
Bernard, Henry
Dube, Albert
Bisbee, Edwin E.
Dube, Alfred
Blair, George E.
Ducasse, Alfred
Boardway, Earl E.
Ducasse, Joseph
Bolduc, Arthur
Dunham, Charles O.
Bolduc, Joseph
Dunham, Ernest G.
Braddock, Bernard
Eames, Embert H.
Braddock, Sumner
Eastman, George A.
Broolliard, Ediare
Eastman, Reynold Ericson, Elias
Bump, J. Myrick
Ensworth, Forest L.
Bumpus, Andrew F.
Erickson, Aleksius
Bumpus, Ellis S.
Farris, Leo
Bumpus, Ira B.
Ferdenandes, Joe
Ferdinand, Braso
Bumpus, Theron M.
Dunham, John E.
Braddock, Arthur T.
Braddock, Ellsworth C.
Dunham, Walter
Bryant, Howard
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Ferdinand, Peter Fernandes, Antone Fertachi, Jacinto Fernandes, Manuel
Holmes, William E.
Howland, Warren E.
Hudson, James S.
Jefferson, Leon
Fernandes, Valentine
Jefferson, Madison C.
Fowler, John J. Gallant, George
Johnson, Alex
Gammons, Stephen S.
Johnson, Emil
Gardner, Ernest
Johnson, George I.
Garnett, Clarence
Johnson, John
Garnett, Melville R.
Jordan, Harrison W.
Garnett, Walter
Jordan, John E.
Gibbs, Samuel B.
Kallis, Carl
Gomes, Alfred A.
Kallis, Jerry
Gomes, Jack
Kallis, Seth
Gomes, John
Kari, Henry
Gomes, Joseph
Kaski, Andrew
Gomes, Lewis
Kennedy, Charles H.
Gomes, Alec
Kenney, Thomas L.
Gomes, Albert
King, Charles F.
Gonsalves, Andrew
Knowlton, Chesley H.
Gonsalves, Florence
Kerta, Herman
Gonsalves, Joseph
Laird, James S.
Gonsalves, Lewis
Laird, Joseph W.
Griffith, Alonza D.
Laird, Joseph W., Jr.
Griffith, Alton H.
Lajoie, Augustine
Griffith, Andrew F.
Langville, David O.
Griffith, Clyde D.
Larkson, Oscar
Griffith, Henry S.
Larson, Samuel
Griffith, Merton Griffith, Orlando P.
Lee, James G.
Griffith, Orville K.
Lewis, James W.
Griffith, Rodney N.
Lewis, Norman
Guertin, Charles D.
Lewis, Richard C.
Guertin, Homer
Lincoln, Charles
Gummerus, John
Lind, Herman
Gunn, Patrick
Halunen, Andrew
Lindquest, Erick W. Linton, Albert Lobo, Antone Lomba, Cassimero
Halunen, Johansed Halunen, Matti
Long, Gustavus H.
Hammond, Arnold L.
Lopes, Henry
Hann, Jacob
Lopes, Manuel
Harju, William
Loud, William
Harju, Frilius
Lucas, Henry E.
Hatch, Theodore E.
Loring, Wilfred
Hatch, William C.
Mackie, John
Heikkela, Matti
Mackie, Victor
Hersey, David C.
Mahler, Carl F.
Holmes, Jesse A.
Mahler, Everett
Holmes, Martin L.
Mahler, Jacob
Holmes, Phinander J .*
Mahler, Peter
Holmes, Russell W.
Manter, Nelson F.
Hanson, John H.
Lopes, Tony
Hastings, Thomas H.
Lucas, Melvin H.
Halunen, Swante
Latinville, George
Gonsalves, Joseph
Laine, Frank
Jesus, Antone J.
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Manseau, Adelaid Mareau, Joseph Martin, Jack L.
Robbins, Adelbert P.
Robbins, Horace C.
Robbins, Lloyd C.
Maxim, Henry T.
Robbins, Morris
McFarlin, H. Clayton
Roberio, Manuel
McHenry, Samuel
Roberio, Joseph
McKay, James S.
Rogers, Lawrence M.
Mendes, Ralph
Ross, Jules Roy, Alforida
Morris, Harry C.
Roy, Antone
Morris, Philip E.
Roy, Augustine
Morrison, Malcolm J.
Roy, Ernest
Morse, Cephas T.
Rozario, Peter
Morse, Levi F.
Rozario, Sebastian
Mosher, Eldred S.
Russell, Frank
Murray, Neil D.
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