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Edward E. Shaw
Joseph W. Bradford
Arthur G. Shaw
Ellis S. Bumpus
Perez L. Shurtleff
Rufus E. Blair
Bernard E. Tillison
Edward S. Griffith
Orlando D. Griffith
Arnold T. Telfer Jay A. Ward
Ralph E. Washburn
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REPORT OF CHIEF OF POLICE
January 1, 1935.
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen.
Gentlemen:
I hereby submit my first report and detailed state- ment of the duties performed by the Police Department of the Town of Carver for the fiscal year ending Decem- ber 31, 1934.
OFFENCES
Females
Males
Assault and Battery
1
6
Breaking and Entering and Larceny
1
Drunkenness
18
Motor Vehicles Violations
5
50
Non-Support
5
Larceny
8
Liquor Nuisance
2
Keeping and Exposing Liquor for Sale
2
7
Insane
1
1
Lewd and Lascivious
4
5
Attempt to Rape
2
Attempt to Commit Suicide
1
Rescuing Drowning
1
Lottery
2
Assault with a Dangerous Weapon
1
4
Attempt to Murder
2
Trespassing
8
Intimidating Workers on Bogs
2
Suspicious Persons
3
Gambling on the Lord's Day
6
Operating to Endanger the Lives and Safety of the Public
3.
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Operating Without a License in Possession 3
Attempt to Bribe a Police Officer
1
Low Flying of Airplane 1
Possession of Dangerous Weapons
1
5
Aliens in Possession of Firearms
2
Desertion
1
Abandonment
1
Arrest for Out of Town Officers
3
Automobile Accidents Investigated
10
Automobile Accidents Fatal
1
Amount of Fines Imposed in District Courts
$600.00
Amount of Fines Imposed in Superior Courts
$185.00
Cases Investigated
100
Disturbances Quelled Without Arrest
10
Number of Arrests for the Year
115
Females
15
Males 100
Minors Put on Probation
4
Number of Camps Inspected in the Town 30
Number of Camps Found Broken Into
5
Number of Homes Found Broken Into
3
Articles Taken From the Above Camps and Homes :
Money
$21.00
Blankets
1
Victrola
1
Records
24
Mattress
1
Sheets
6
HOSPITAL VISITS
St. Lukes, Middleboro
1
Jordan Hospital
1
Wrentham State Hospital
1
Taunton State Hospital
2
Hanson County Hospital
3
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ARTICLES TAKEN AWAY FROM PRISONERS
1 Sawed-Off Shot Gun
4 Pocket Knives
1 Deer Foot Knife
1 Pair Brass Knuckles
1 Knuckle Rake
1 Razor
1 Butcher Knife
2 Loaded Clubs
1 German Semi Machine Gun
1 45, U. S. Army Revolver
1 32 Revolver
1 Cap Pistol
50 Rounds of 45 Ammunition
50 Rounds of 32 Ammunition
5 Rounds of 38 Ammunition
6 Gallons of Moonshine
IN CONCLUSION
I wish to thank the operators of the local telephone exchange for the good service given the department which has been a great assistance in our work.
I wish to express my thanks and appreciation for the assistance and cooperation given to me by the Honorable Board of Selectmen, the people of the Town of Carver, and the Officers of this Department, who have helped to make the administration of this department a success.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM A. SMITH,
Chief of Police.
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CONSTABLE'S REPORT
Mr. Herbert Stanly,
Chairman of the Board of Selectmen.
Dear Sir:
Following is the account of my police work for 1934: Total Number of Complaints Investigated 15
Total Number of Arrests 4
Males
3
Females 1
OFFENCES
Drunkenness-Probation
2
Lewdness-House of Correction
2
WILLIAM E. HOLMES.
Form Five
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FOREST FIRE DEPARTMENT
FOREST WARDEN
John F. Tubman
Tel. Carver 37
DEPUTY FOREST WARDENS
No. 1 Charles Cherry
No. 2 Russell Appling
No. 3 Allen MacDonald
No. 4 Earl Ware
Tel. Wareham 9323-12 Tel. Carver 51-4 Tel. Carver 47-3 Tel. Carver 2-3
No. 5 Norman Holmes
Tel. Carver 10-4
No. 6 Ellsworth Shaw
Tel. Carver 67-4
No. 7 Simon Majahad Tel. Carver 65-11
No. 8 Herman Young Tel. Carver 35-4
No. 9 Harrison W. Jordan
Tel. Carver 38
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REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS
To the Selectmen:
I am submitting to you a report of the work done on the highways during the past year.
Under Chapter 81 of the General Laws the Town ap- propriated $6800 and received $10,200 from the State. Owing to weather conditions last winter much more repair work was necessary on surfaced roads. There was tar penetration built on the following roads: 4000 feet on Meadow Street, 1000 feet on Church Street, and 1000 feet on France Street. This completed France Street to the Middleboro line. 8000 feet of the side roads received a crushed gravel top. A portion of Holmes Street was widened, straightened, and gravelled in readiness for a tar application which is expected to be made nexti sum- mer. It is also planned to build another part of Meadow Street with a penetration top.
Under Chapter 90 of the General Laws the Town ap- propriated $1500, received $1500 from the County and $3000 from the State. This money was portioned over Tremont Street and Cranberry Road. There was 1500 feet of Mixed in Place Tar Penetration built on Tremont Street; which finished this street to the Plymouth line. 40/00 feet of Cranberry Road was gravelled and given a Mixed in Place Tar top. This portion of Cranberry Road was widened and straightened under the C.W.A. last winter.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK F. WESTON, Superintendent of Streets.
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REPORT OF E.R.A. ADMINISTRATOR
To the Board of Selectmen,
and Voters of the Town of Carver:
I think a report should be made by me to show what the conditions are in our Town that comes under the E.R.A. Program.
E.R.A. is the successor to the C.W.A. Selectman Earl B. Ware was the first Administrator, serving without pay for his services. Many projects were put through by him, giving employment to many men.
Among those projects were the Cranberry Road; cut- ting brush; improving Town Hall Lot; trimming trees in Savery Lane, and painting Gypsy Moth Nests.
Since I became Administrator, E.R.A. regulations have changed. Relief is the password, and Welfare the subject.
Each worker, to be eligible for an E.R.A. job, must be either a Welfare recipient or eligible for such relief.
Applications for work are received by me at the Town Hall daily, and are examined and investigated by a Social Service Worker from E.R.A. Headquarters.
At the present time, according to their ratings, I have filed the following applications for work :
M W
A-1 Having a Family to Support
60
5
A-2 Man and Wife 11
4
A-3 Single Persons Dependent
16
1
B Having Slight Income or Means of Support 22
1
Total
110
11
Ineligible for E.R.A. Work
32
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Each worker averages 24 hours a week, the money paying for those services being furnished by the E.R.A.
All material and truck hire has to be borne by the Town as their part.
One project I wish to call the attention to is a sewing project, employing 6 women, who sew garments for the needy in this Town. They make mostly women's and children's clothes which are distributed by the Welfare Board.
Projects in operation since my administration have cost the Town less than $500.00, while the Government has expended nearly $7000.00. There is no charge in these figures for services rendered by myself.
Without adopting an E.R.A. program, I feel safe in saying that the bills for relief in this Town would be a great deal larger than what they really are.
ALLEN A. MacDONALD, Administrator.
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REPORT OF TREASURER OF OLD HOME DAY ASSOCIATION
RECEIPTS
Balance on Hand, 1933 Accounts
$170.50
Interest
2.95
Town Appropriation
200.00
Dinner Tickets
617.20
Ice Cream
126.80
Tonic, Candy and Cigars
63.96
Gall Game
27.40
Dance
1
36.10
Remnants
19.20
Pony Ride
5.75
Photos, Balloons, Etc.
3.00
Outstanding Check
.50
$1,273.36
EXPENDITURES®
Farrar's, 1933 Bill $6.00
Envelopes for Secretary
4.38
Roger V. Weston, Baseball
5.50
13th Regiment Band, and Reader
150.00
Ellis G. Cornish, Auto
10.00
Cape Cod Fish Market, Fish, Clams
99.00
Farrar's, Candy, Cigars, Etc.
15.86
Farrar's, Ice Cream
92.90
Dance Expense 32.65
P. L. Shurtleff, Truck and Supplies 19.14
H. W. Jordan, Supplies 48.30
W. R. Carmichael, Supplies 28.65
Pine Grove Ice Co., Ice 1933 and 1934 8.00
H. L. Thatcher & Co., Printing 4.75
Lewis J. Jenney, Supplies 26.13
Henry S. Pink, Supplies
53.91
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John MacDonald, Corn 23.83
Jesse A. Holmes, Truck, Lumber, Etc. 58.09
Washburn Bakery Inc., Rolls 2.40
Gilli Bros. Fruit Co., Supplies
64.85
Ralph W. Mellen, Printing 20.00
Philip S. Cole, Truck 3.00
F. B. & F. P. Goss, Printing
4.10
Farrar's, Ice Cream for Dance
6.00
Cup Container Service Co., Supplies
7.30
T. T. Vaughan, Wood 1933
2.00
Eleanor Shaw, Postals, Milk
.75
Mrs. John Fowler, Milk
.50
Mrs. Ella Shaw, Milk
.50
Plymouth Bottling Works, Tonic
21.87
Bank Tax on Checks
1.18
J. L. Martin, Auto and Postage
6.00
Norman Holmes, Auto
5.00
Perez Shurtleff, Auto
5.00
$837.54
SERVICES
Heads of Tables and Waiters
$56.00
Ellis Cornish
10.00
Eleanor Shaw
2.00
J. L. Martin
12.00
Donald Holmes
19.52
Fred Duby
8.58
Orlando Griffith
9.02
John Fowler, Jr.
7.96
Emerson Chandler
3.96
Norman Holmes
22.00
Perez Shurtleff
20.00
J. L. Martin
9.02
Albert Raymond
4.00
Daniel Carmichael
4.00
Everett Cassidy
5.54
Napoleon Dionne
5.98
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Lawrence Carmichael
4.00
Stuart Fowler
4.00
William Pelletier
4.00
Richard Barnett
4.00
John Tubman
3.50
Everett Thomas
5.04
James Thomas
11.63
Edward Bolduc
9.06
Louis Bolduc
7.52
Leo Bolduc
1.54
Amy Bolduc
9.28
Michael Clare
13.90
John Pouliot
13.90
George Thomas
3.50
Roland Josselyn
2.20
Roderick Mckenzie
.99
Lawrence Shaw
.99
William Harriman
1.10
Franklin Wilbur
2.31
Hattie Mosher
12.00
Mamie Dionne
12.00
Lula Hopkins
12.00
Sadie Wade
10.75
Marjorie Telfer
2.50
Mary Braddock
8.90
Julia Parent
3.90
Isabelle Blake
4.80
Helen Carmichael
1.50
Edwin Bisbee
4.00
Francis Dunham
4.00
Alice Shurtleff
5.00
$383.39
Total Expenses
$1,220.93
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Receipts for the Year Expenditures for the Year
$1,273.36
1,220.93
Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1935
$52.43
JACK L. MARTIN, Treasurer.
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REPORT OF COUNTY AID TO AGRICULTURE (Plymouth County Extension Service) CARVER - 1934
In every branch of agriculture the Extension Service endeavors to keep the farmers of the county acquainted with developments in production and marketing, to give specfiic advice on individual problems and lend aid in cooperative enterprise. In addition'to the usual lines of work it has been important this year to keep the farmers of the county informed of their position under the agri- cultural programs of the federal government.
Marketing programs and new farm credit facilities have been most helpful here. Farmers of the county took advantage of the latter to an amount of nearly $400,000 during 1934. During the year over 3200 farmers in the county were supplied with information in some form on problems directly affecting their production problems.
It is a responsibility of the Extension Service to make available to women in the home a knowledge of the best current practices relative to keeping the family satisfac- torily fed, clothed, and housed, and to aid in adjusting these practices to the family standards and pocket book.
Our home program has reached at least 3000 people either indirectly in solving problems, or through groups organized to study specific points of homemaking. In our major projects alone - Children's' Coats, Home Furnish- ing, Chair Seating, and Parent Education, - fifty-three study groups were formed with over five hundred women enrolled.
In 4-H Club Work, the Extension Service provides for the boys and girls of the county an opportunity for edu- cational development through study and practice in home economics and agriculture, as well as an opportunity for
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self improvement. It emphasizes the home and brings club members and parents together in a common interest. It develops cooperation, leadership, self-confidence, ambi- tion, sportsmanship, ability to think, responsibility, and community spirit.
Carver citizens, in addition to participating in the many county-wide activities of the Extension Service, have benefited by the following specific activities which were carried on in the town itself.
Carver benefits more than any other town from the services of the cranberry agent supplied by the Exten- sion Service. Personal visits were paid to nearly fifty bog owners in town to give advice on cranberry prob- lems. In addition, all growers were supplied with copies of the Pest Control chart for cranberries and were sent mimeographed circulars giving timely suggestions on pest control. The agricultural agent met with the Garden Club on one occasion. Citizens of the town interested in other agricultural subjects were supplied regularly with material giving suggestions and information.
Homemakers have organized groups to study problems of child training. They have learned to upholster chairs and also to reseat with cane, fiber, or rush, at one of the largest local groups in the county.
Many have attended meetings in home ground im- provement.
Four-H Club members enrolled in the following 4-H Clubs during 1934 - garden, lunch box, and canning.
The Garden Club under the leadership of Mrs. Wm. Holmes had an exhibit at the Old Home Day celebration and it is hoped that this exhibit will become a permanent affair.
The Lunch Box Club was led by Mrs. Anne McFarlin, who gave the boys and girls some training in packing attractive nutritious lunches.
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1934
Date Date
Name Name
Parents Parents
Nativity of Nativity of Parents Parents
Jan. 13
Norman Bolduc
Amie A.
Louise Y. Valcourt
Carver Kingston
Jan. 19
(Stillborn)
Jan. 25 Daniel William
Gurnett Corshia
Rose M. Majahad
Rochester, N. Y.
Carver
Carver
Mar. 19 Edward Gassett Young
Herman L.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mar. 24 Marilyn Griffith
Merton T.
Carver
Mar. 27
Frank Roger Gomes
Manuel
Cape Verde Is.
Elsie Rose
Portugal
April 11 Frances Marie Dunham
April 13 Darthy May Fernandez
May 1 Shirley Ann Musakka
May 1 George John Orzechowski
May 18 Louis Joseph Correio
June 20 Peter Leonard Silva
June 26 Nancy Bailey
July 1 Richard Agnew Andrade
Aug. 9 (Stillborn)
Aug. 17 August Santos
Lawrence R.
Carver
Rose Costa
Wareham
Lucien R.
R. I.
Bernadette B. Parent
Carver
Henry G.
Cecelia Lopes
Rochester
Aug. Joaquim Pina
Sept. 4 Geraldyne Ann Holmes
Sept. 15 Clarence Nelson Garnett
Sept. 27 Richard Arvid Koponen
Oct. 1 Franklin Augustus Silva
Francis J.
Cape Verde Is.
Inez Silva
Carver
Domingo P.
Cape Verde Is.
Isabel D. Texeira
Providence
Amandina Fernandez Carver
Nickolas Cape Verde Is.
Gerringina Pimentel Cape Verde Is.
Nathan G. Alice Knowt
New York
England
Sulo A.
Finland
Annie H. Kallio Adam
Poland
Alexina Robideaux Peter
Cape Verde Is.
Adelaide Bernard
Newton
Innosense J.
Cape Verde Is.
Meclina Wager
Fall River
Donald H.
Carver
Eunice Atwood
Carver
Nazareth V. Andrade
New Bedford
Theodore
Cape Verde Is.
Amelia Perry
New Bedford
Elwood E.
Carver
Hazel Johnson
Waltham
Clarence N.
Carver
Agnes E. Enquets
Brockton
George A.
Russia
Esther E. Koppinen
Quincy
Oct. 25 Victoriana Pina Silva
Oct. 27 Elizabeth Auova Fernandez
Nov. 8 Frederick Vasconcelos
Nov. 10 Alan William, Roby
Joseph
Pittsburg, Pa.
Feb. 21 Priscilla Fay Johnson
Arne A.
Hilma Carlson
Dorothy M. Roby
Alice Viola Schnorr
Marion
Francis M.
Carver
Jennie M. Snaw
Orleans
Manuel
Cape Verde Is.
Annabelle M. Doleman
Harrisburg, Pa.
Carver
Dodgeville, R. I.
Aug. 19 Yoomae Loraine Grenier
Aug. 21 Benjamin Gomes Thimas
Cape Verde Is.
Queen's Co., N.Y.
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Dec. 1 Kenneth Ray Bolduc
Leo
Carver
Angelina Gonsalves
Brockton
1933
Feb. 2 Walter Oliver Thompson, Jr. . Walter 0.
Dorothy L. Shurtleff
Carver
1904
Nov. 16 Elizabeth Eastman
George A. Finland
Johanna Likander
Finland
May 10 Mamie Ellinor Carlson
Charles A.
Finland
Ida Rintella
Finland
1897
Aug. 16
Lillian Johanna Carlson
Charles A. Finland
Ida Rinteela
Finland
Middleboro
1899
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1934
Jan. 4 Caesar F. Senteio and Rose Aimee Deland.
Jan. 27 Herbert Lewis Shaw and Rita May Winiarz of Middleboro.
Jan. 29 Joseph Lucien Grenier and Bernadette Blanch Parent, both of Pawtucket, R. I.
Feb. 4 Karlo Kivi of Wareham and Emmie X. Wainio.
Feb. 5 Antonio M. Andrade of Bourne and Francisca Costa.
Apr. 15 Charles E. Mills and Lillian H. Robbins, both of Gardner.
May 13 Harris Allen Morse of Plymouth and Ruth Selma Erickson.
May 23 Frank Cardoza and Margaret F. Contes.
May 27 Frederick Eayrs of Middleboro and Lorena Beatrice Braddock.
Mar. 16 John Snow Mosher and Mabel Fayette Lamb of Plymouth.
June 9 William Loughman Jr. of Cohasset and Vir- ginia Sirena Pentikainen.
June 19 Joseph Perry and Mabel Fields.
June 22 Wilfred Blanchard Loring and Lisel Reginass, of Springfield.
June 23 Emogenes DeBarros and Benvindo V. Pina.
June 27 Francis David Barry of Wareham and Alice Townsend Collins.
July 7 Russell Ellis Shaw and Dorothy Maitland Shurtleff of Wareham.
July 13 Manuel R. Lopes and Celia Pina.
July 25 Lawrence Santos and Rose Costa.
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July 28 Henry Ervin Howe and Mabel E. Glass of Plympton.
Aug. 3 John E. Jusilla and Laura A. Morrison of Mid- dleboro.
Sept. 1 John Nelson Parker and Marion Emma Taylor of Cambridge.
Sept. 8 Norman Vinal Holmes and Constance Bell Tobin of Bridgewater.
Oct. 17 John Veludo Fernandez and Grace Lillian Wal- cott.
Oct. 17 Manuel M. Pina and Mary Thatcher.
Nov. 17 Andrew William Lopes and Flora Fernandez.
Nov. 29 Edward Metcalf Adams and Evelyn Ora Boyce of Raynham.
Dec. 16 Frank Halunen and Hulda Ellen Heino.
DEATHS RECORDED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1934
Date
Nawie
Age
Cause of death
Birthplace
Place of Death Cemetery
Plymouth
New Bedford St. Lukes
Union
Henriques Diaz Maria Souza
Nativity of Parents Azores Brazil
Jan. 19
Apr. 29
Frank R. Rickard
48 1 12
Acute lobar pneumonia
Carver Carver
Lakenhanı
Joseph B. Abbie J. Bruce
Plympton Maine Unknown Cape Verde Is. Cape Verde Is.
May 17 John Lopes Alves
81
7
5
Carcinoma of stomach
Cape Verde Is. Carver
Cape Verde Is. Taunton
State Hosp. Taunton
St. John New Bedford Central
Unknown
Cape Verde Is. Ireland Ireland
June 15
Domingo Silva
8
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Generalized Tuberculosis
Carver
County Hosp. S. Hanson
Theodora
Cape Verde Is.
June 18
Reta Silva
11
0 25 Tuberculosis of lungs
Carver
County Hosp. S. Hanson Boston City Hospital Weymouth
Plymouth St. Josephs Plymouth St. Josephs Plymouth St. Peters Union
Manuel
Cape Verde Is.
June 5 Lena Barros
12
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Pulmonary tuberculosis
Cape Verde Is.
Poland
Taunton State Hosp. County Hosp. Taunton Carver
St. Patricks Wareham Union
Unknown
June 29
Leon Zradlowski
31
2
29 Pulmonary tuberculosis
- Accidental drowning
Warehaur
Cape Verde Is.
Carver
Casimirio Luiza Timas
Cape Verde Is.
July 26
Tony Timas
0
10
0 Pulmonary tuberculosis
Carver
Boston, Infant's Hosp. Carver
St Patricks Wareham Plymouth, St. Josephs Plymouth, St. Josephs Plympton, Hill Crest
S. M. Hathaway
E. Bridgewater
Aug. 9
Sept. 4 Shikory Daboul
65
- - Cerebral apaplexy
4
0 Difficult birth
Carver
Carver
Lawrence, United Syrian Wareham St. Patricks Lakenhanı
Unknown Unknown
Syria Syria
Oct. 31 Elizabeth Fernandez 0
Nov. 8 Eleanor L. Braddock
63
8
3 Cerebral apoplexy
Carver
Carver
Nov. 29 Abbie T. Raymond
66
1
7 Cerebral apoplexy
Taunton
Carver
Carver Central Warehaul St. Peters
A. Fernandez R. A. Richards Clara Atwood Edw. E.Staples - Ashley Jose Mendez J. Canudo
Carver Rehobeth Carver Taunton Taunton Cape Verde Is. Cape Verde Is.
Jan. 1 Lydia Pimental
18
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Right Lobar pueumonia
Ireland
State Hosp.
Cormick Mary Dyer Manuel
Cape Verde Is.
Manuel
Cape Verde Is.
Theodora
Cape Verde Is.
Cape Verde Is.
June 29
Lucy Ann Southworth 79 4
June 29
Virginia Meranda 41
P. Gonsalves
Can't be learned Poland Poland
Unknown
Antonio Vincent
Cape Verde Is. Cape Verde Is.
Maria Duarte
Cape Verde Is.
July 13
Theodora Silva
41
- Uraemic convulsions
Aug. 19 Harry M. Thompson 60
2
1 Chronic intertinal nephritis
Hanson
New Bedford
Syria
Carver
Joseph
Cape Verde Is.
Ella Barros
Boston
Lysander M.
Halifax
Dec. 4 Lianser G. Thomas
45
-
Carcinoma of breast
Cape Verde Is. Carver
Central
Unknown Unknown
Unknown
May 21 Amelia Perry
70 - -
Broncho pneumonia
May 27
Jolıu J. Moran
Maria Aug. F. Tillson R. McFarlin John Gomes
Carver Carver
Can't be learned
July 1 Julio Vincente
20
Tuberculosis meningitis
Carver
Carver
9 Myocarditis
Stillborn
- Toxic Purlura Broncho Pneumonia Stillborn
C'arver
Parents
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HARBORERS OF DOGS LICENSED IN 1934 (Females)
Barnet, Richard A.
Hopkins, Orval E.
Barros, Jose
Kelliher, Cornelius
Barros, Raymond
Laine, Frank
Bolduc, Ammy
Law, Lewis A.
Bourget, John B. (2)
Mendez, Mary
Braddock, Arthur T.
Paananen, Arvo
Braddock, J. B.
Parker, Nelson
Bradford, Joseph W. (2)
Robbins, Albert C.
Bumpus, Theron M.
Robideau, Joseph
Garnett, Clarence
Shurtleff, Robert
Garnet, Melvin R.
Thomas, Cora
Thomas, Lena K.
(Spayed Females)
Aloria, John
Griffith, Merton T.
Cherry, Charles L.
Harriman, William H.
Cole, Frank H.
Howland, Beulah (2)
Dionne, Napoleon
King, Susan
Gibbs, Samuel B. Mrs.
Lewis, Ernest G.
Griffith, Edward S.
Wade, Arthur H.
(Males)
Alves, John D.
Biebee, Edwin E.
Alves, Martin
Bishop, Lila
Andrade, Henry J.
Bolduc, Joseph
Andrade, Joseph G.
Braddock, Arthur T.
Anthony, Leo M.
Braddock, J. B.
Anthony, Michael
Britto, Justin
Arponen, Aron Atwood, Elwyn
Broullard, Theodore
Bailey, Donald H.
Bumpus, Theron M.
Barnes, Earl V.
Carmichael, Walter R.
Barrows, Frank E.
Chandler, Birt C. (2)
Barros, Jose
Cherry, Charles L.
Barros, Louis
Buspus, Ira B.
Clair, Michael R.
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Correia, Antone J. Correia, Peter
Kallio, Sette
Kaski, Andrew
Cory, Tony
Kenney, Thomas L.
DeLuz, Eli
Kelliher, Cornelius
Dowler, Regina May
Kivi, Emmie
Drury, Ethel
Laine, Frank
Dube, Alfred
Lammi, Aune
Eames, Embert H. Jr.
Lammi, Oscar
Enquest, Caroline
Logan, Wilford
Ferdinand, Peter
Lopes, Peter
Fernandez, Francisco
Maguire, Anna L.
Fernandez, Manuel
Majahad, Simon F.
Fontes, Antone
MacGregor, William (2)
Fowler, John J.
Miller, Charles
Gammons, Celia
Moreau, Joseph
Garnett, Melvin R.
Morse, John W.
Gomes, Joseph
Murray, Reba. A.
Gomes, Louis
Neimi, Carl
Gomes, Philip
Olevar, Antone
Gonsalves, Ernest (2)
Paananen, Andrew
Griffith, Andrew F.
Parent, Fred
Griffith, Aravesta E.
Peckham, James H.
Griffith, Carroll D.
Pentikainen, Paul
Griffith, Orlando P.
Petty, Helen S.
Griffith, Rodney N.
Pratt, Lester E.
Hacking, John W.
Robbins, Albert
Hanson, John H.
Roby, Bernard W.
Harjii, Filus
Santos, Jack
Harju, William
Santos, John
Heikkila, Matti N.
Savery, Ethel
Holmes, Elwood E.
Senteio, Domingo
Holmes, Jesse A.
Shanks, Frank
Holmes, Norman V.
Shaw, Bernard E.
Holmes, Russell W.
Shaw, Edward E. (2)
Howes, Joseph T.
Shaw, Herbert L.
Jones, Lothrop H.
Shaw, John D. (2)
Joseph, Mike
Shaw, Kenneth E.
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Shurtleff, Albert W.
Thomas, Albert T.
Shurtleff, Alton
Thomas, F. Martin
Shurtleff, Wesley
Tillson, Bernard E.
Silva, Frank J. Tubman, John F. (2)
Silva, Siverine
T. T. Vaughan 2d
Slugg, Sara A. 1
Vincent, Anthony
Smith, James
Ward, Dana
Spinola, Joseph
Weston, Roger
Story, Nelson
Weston, Frank F.
Tavers, Dennis
Winberg, John A.
Telfer, Robert E.
Young, Herman L.
Timas, Henry Gomes
Summary
Males
129
Females
25
Spayed Females
13
SPORTING LICENSES ISSUED IN 1934
Resident Citizens Fishing @ $2.00
17
Resident Citizens Hunting @ $2.00
39
Resident Citizens Sporting @ $3.25 30
Women and Minors Fishing @ $1.25
5
Resident Citizens Trapping @ $5.25
6
Non-Resident Fishing @ $5.25
1
Non-Resident Fishing Special @ $1.50
1
Resident Citizen Sporting and Trapping, Free (9)
HENRY S. GRIFFITH,
Town Clerk.
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
ROSTER OF THE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
School Committee
Russell E. Shaw, Chairman, North Carver.
Eleanor L. Shaw, Financial Secretary, Carver
Clyde D. Griffith, Secretary, Carver.
Superintendent
Arthur B. Webber, 5 Nemasket St., Middleboro.
Teachers
Helen H. Griffith, Principal, Center, Grade 8.
Anne R. McFarlin, Center, Grade 7. Marion L. Griffith, Center, Grade 6. Florence C. Gordon, Center, Grade 5. Gladys E. Burgess, Center, Grade 4. Blanche E. Holmes, Principal, North, Grade 1.
Lulu A. Pratt, North, Grades 2 and 3.
Laura Hudson, Principal, South, Grades 2 and 3. Marjorie Griffith, South, Grade 1. Eleanor L. Birch, Special School.
School Calendar
Winter Term: Opens January 2; closes February 21. Spring Term: Opens March, 4; closes April 18. Summer Term: Opens April, 29; closes June 14. Fall Term: Opens September 9; closes December 20. Holidays: February 22, April 19, May 30 and 31, October 12, November 11, 28 and 29.
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
There has been a change in membership of this com- mittee during the past year. Rev. William I. Ward of North Carver chose to retire to private life in the com- munity after nine years of faithful service as a member of the School Committee. Mr. Clyde D. Griffith of Carver was elected to fill an unexpired term of one year and Mr. Russell E. Shaw of North Carver was elected for a three- year term as a successor to Mr. Ward.
The same teachers continue to serve, with one excep- tion. Miss Eleanor L. Birch of Lynn was elected to the position at the special school following the resignation of Mrs. Charlena Walton of Plymouth.
Teachers' salaries, which represent one of the largest items in the budget of school expenses, are as follows: Principal, Center School $1,170.00
Other Principals 1,080.00
All Other Teachers
1,035.00
Special School ( First Year Teacher)
1,000.00
RUSSELL E. SHAW, ELEANOR L. SHAW, CLYDE D. GRIFFITH, School Committee.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1934
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