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The mixing,
Story of Waitstill Baxter,
Heather moon,
Port of adventure,
Stranger at the gate,
Rayner Reed Rice Singmaster Smith, H Tompkins White, B Wiggin Williamsons Williamsons Wright
ADULT NON-FICTION.
Loss of S. S. Titanic,
Sun Yat Sen,
Heroes of the middle west,
Phillipine problem,
Great Lakes, (The)
Truth about the railroads, (gift)
Panama and what it means,
Lone policeman 88,
904 B Beesley 951 C Cantlie and James 977 C Catherwood 991 C Chamberlain 977 C Curwood 385 E Eliott 986 F Frazer 986 F Franck
Lucas Lynd Montgomery Nicholson Norris Page Palmer Peck Peck
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Game birds, wild fowl and shore birds, (gift) Labrador,
Furbush 9719 Grenfell
American highways and byways of the great lakes, Life of A. Judson,
977 J Johnson, C 921 J Judson 824 K Keller 1
Out of the dark,
Indian names in Plymouth, Bridgewater, W. Bridgewater, etc., (gift)
Early memories,
My story of the war,
Life of a bee,
Our own weather,
Ways of the planets.
Story of a piece of coal,
Village life in China, Personal traits of A. Lincoln,
Story of California, Life of Mark Twain, (4 vols.)
Infancy of animals, Dry dock of a thousand wrecks, The milk question, In the animal world,
Fall of the year, Heart of the orient,
Islands of the southern seas, Great rivers of the world,
On the trail of the immigrant,
Love divine vindicated, (gift)
Alaska, an empire in the making,
Stock exchange from within,
974.4 K Kinnicut 921 L Lodge 973.7 L Livermore 628 M. Materlinck Martin, E. C 520 M Martin, E. C 922 M Martin, E. T 951 M Martin, E. T 921 L Nicholay 978 N Norton 921 T Paine 590 P Pycraft 266 R Roberts 637 R Rosseau 599 S Serl 500 S Sharp 950 S Shoemaker 950 S Shoemaker 551 S Singleton 325 S Steiner S Southworth 979 U Underwood 332 V Van Antwert
JUVENILE FICTION.
Story of little black Sambo, Junior trophy,
Bannerman Barbour
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Cherry tree children, Philadas glad year,
With the men who do things, Secret of the clan,
Boy scouts hike book,
Palmer Cox primer,
Bunnikin Bunnies in camp,
Bunnikin Bunnies in Europe,
Davidson
Bunnikin Bunnies and the moon king, Davidson
Childrens book of Christmas verse,
Dickinson and Skinner
Red house children at Grafton,
Douglas
Polly of Lady Gay cottage,
Dowd
Boy scouts of Berkshire,
Eaton
Carlo,
Forest
Little girl blue,
Gates
Little girl blue plays "I spy"
Gates
Tommy sweet-tooth and little girl blue,
Gates
Folk lore readers,
Grover
Out-door primer,
Grover
Story land,
Eugene Field reader,
Joe the book farmer,
Concerning Sally,
Hall and Gilmore Harris Harris, G Hopkins Jacoberns
Tabitha Smallways schoolgirl,
Mrs. Santa Claus of the pullman,
Mary Ware's promised land,
Donald in Scotland,
Hassan in Egypt,
Josefa in Spain,
Marta in Holland,
Play time,
Story book friends,
Story land,
The child at play,
Steam shovel man,
Blaisdell Blanchard Bond Brown Cave Cox and others Davidson
Johnston, A. F Johnston, A. F McDonald and Dalrymaple McDonald and Dalrymaple McDonald and Dalrymaple McDonald and Dalrymaple Murry, C Murry, C Murry, C Murry, C Payne
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Irish twins, November Joe, Christmas angel,
Her senior year, Sidney at college, Brenda, her school and club,
Son of Columbus,
Pilgrim's first Christmas, (The)
Boys of the border,
Their Christmas golden wedding,
Dave Porter and the runaways,
When knights were bold,
Scout master of Troop 5,
The what-shall-I-do-girl,
Boy with the U. S. census,
Perkins Pritchard Pyle Ray Ray Reed Seawell Scribner Smith Stanley Stratmeyer Tappan Thurston Waitt Wheeler
JUVENILE NON-FICTION.
Saturday mornings,
From the old world to the new
How it flies,
Mary Francis cook book.
Camping in the winter woods,
Stories of early American history,
Field and forest friends,
Boy Woodcrafters,
Book of indoor and outdoor games,
Four American inventors,
Wild animals at home, .
Children of the cold,
Book of Indian Braves,
Two and four footed friends, .
y641 B Benton y901 D Dickson y629 F Ferris y629 F Fryer y599 G Gregor y973 G Gordy y599 H Hawkes Hawkes y791 K Kingsland y920 P Perry y599 S Seton y598 S Schwatka y970-1 S Sweetser y599. T
HATTIE E. CARY, Librarian.
Town Clerk's Report.
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
A meeting, duly warned, of the inhabitants of West Bridgewater qualified to vote in elections and on town affairs, was held in the Town Hall in said town, on Monday, March 3, 1913, at 5:45 o'clock in the forenoon, and the following is a record of the doings of said meeting, viz :-
The ballot box was inspected previous to the opening of the polls and found empty.
Chose Howard B. Wilbur, Moderator.
William B. Hambly, William F. Langley, Albert C. Snow, Arthur E. Ryder, Walter C. Dunbar, Charles H. Egan, Ed- win H. Thayer, Daniel T. Sullivan having been appointed election officers were sworn to a faithful performance of their duties by the Town Clerk.
Voted, -That when article two is disposed of, the meet- ing be adjourned to Monday night, March 10, 1913, at 7:30 p. m.
Voted,-That polls be closed at 5 o'clock.
Total vote, 182. 181 male and 1 woman.
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The ballots for town officers having been sorted, counted and declaration thereof made, showed the election of the following named persons :-
Town Clerk, -- Edward H. Crocker.
Treasurer, -Frank L. Howard.
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Selectman for three years, -Ellis S. LeLacheur.
Assessor for three years, -Clinton P. Howard.
Overseer of the poor for three years, Ellis S. LeLacheur.
Trustees of the Public Library, three years, -Elizabeth Kingman, Lorenzo A. Tower.
School Committee, three years, -Corelli C. Alger, Frank L. Howard.
Road Commissioner, -George G. Tucker.
Auditors,-Carroll W. Pearl, Harry L. Tower.
Tax Collector, -Frank L. Howard.
Water Commissioner, three years, -Edwin H. Lothrop.
Tree Warden, -Warren P. Laughton.
Constables, -Octave Belmore, Henry Davenport, William E. Gibson, Presson West, William L. Woodworth.
On the question, -"Shall License be granted for the sale of Intoxicating Liquors in this Town?" the vote was, Yes 26; No, 116.
Adjourned to Monday night, March 10, at 7:30 p. m.
ADJOURNED MEETING, MARCH 10. 1913.
Edward H. Crocker was duly sworn as Town Clerk by the Moderator.
The meeting convened in accordance with the vote of ad- journment, at 7:30 o'clock on the evening of Monday, March 10, 1913.
Voted, -To choose all town officers not elected on the official ballot.
Voted to choose five Field Drivers .- Chose, Elmer E. Howard, George F. Ryder, Joseph C. Howard, Hervey Dun- ham, Albert Manley.
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Voted, -To choose five Surveyors of Lumber and Meas- urers of Wood and Bark. Chose, -Clinton P. Howard, Wil- liam F. Ryder, Charles E. Leonard, Edwin H. Thayer, Algernon S. Lyon.
Voted to choose three Fence Viewers. 'Chose, -Clinton P. Howard, Frederick J. Vosmus and Henry C. Kinney.
Chose as pound keeper, the Warden of the Town Farm.
Voted, -That the reports of the Town Officers and Com- mittees be accepted as printed and placed on file.
Voted, -That the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and is hereby authorized to borrow money in anticipation of the taxes of the municipal year beginning January 1, 1913, to an amount not exceeding in the aggregate $25,000.00, and to issue a note or notes there- for payable within one year. Any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the taxes of said municipal year.
Voted, to take up article 2.
Voted,-That the Overseers of the Poor be authorized in their discretion, to sell such portion of the personal property on the Town Farm as seems to them best; and to take such action as to the management, leasing, or renting of the farm and buildings as to them seems best, for a time not exceed- ing three years.
Voted to take up article 20.
Voted, -That the Clerk read the proposed by-laws.
Voted, -To act on the By-laws section by section.
Thereupon the meeting took up the proposed by-laws section by section, and it was voted by a separate vote on each section to adopt the following sections:
Article 1. Section 1 and 3.
Article 2. Section 1 to 3 inclusive.
Article 3. Section 1 to 6.
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Article 4.
Section 1 to 6.
Article 5. Section 1 to 3.
Article 6. Section 1.
Article 7. Section 1 and 2.
Article 8. Section 1 and 2.
Article 9.
Section 1 and 2.
Article 10.
Section 1 and 2.
Article 11.
Section 1.
Article 12.
Section 1.
Article 13. Section 1 and 2.
Article 14. Section 1 to 12 inclusive.
Article 15. Section 1.
Article 16. Section 1 and 2.
Voted, -That section 2 of article 1 be amended so as to read, "The Annual Town Meeting shall be held the first Monday in March in each year, for the election of such offi- cers and the determination of such matters as by law are re- quired to be elected or determined by ballot; and all other business shall be considered by adjournment to the second Monday in March at 7:30 oclock p. m.
Voted, -To adopt the section as amended.
Voted, -To adopt the By-Laws as a whole, as amended.
Voted,-To raise and appropriate the sum of $75 for the purpose of having the by-laws published if approved by the Attorney-General.
Voted, -To take up article 19.
Voted, -That the scholars of the High School be given free use of the Town Hall, for such entertainments in aid of the Washington Fund, as the Superintendent of Schools shall approve, not exceeding four times each year, and for all other times they shall pay $5 each time.
Voted, -To take up article 17.
Voted, -To pass article 17.
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Voted, -To take up article 18.
Voted, -To pass article 18.
Voted, -To take up article 16.
Voted, -To pass article 16.
Voted, -To take up article 6.
Under article 6, the following sums were raised and ap- propriated:
Memorial Day Observance,
$135 00
Moderator,
25 00
Executive Department, Selectmen,
400 00
Financial Department,
Auditors,
20 00
Treasurer and Collector,
500 00
Assessors,
500 00
Other financial officers and accounts.
15 00
Other General Departments.
Town Clerk,
150 00
Law,
75 00
Election and Registration,
175 00
Municipal Buildings, Town Hall,
300 00
Protection of Life and Property. Constables,
150 00
Sealer of Weights and Measures,
30 00
Forestry,
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth extermination,
613 84
Care of trees,
Tree Warden,
225 00
Forest Warden,
150 00
Health and Sanitation.
Board of Health,
25 00
Quarantine,
65 00
Inspection of Animals,
25 00
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Inspection of Slaughtering,
200 00
Highways and Bridges. Road Commissioner,
2000 00
Charities.
Overseers of the Poor,
50 00
Almshouse,
800 00
Poor out of Almshouse,
600 00
Soldiers' Benefits,
400 00
Public Library,
100 00
Monument Grounds, (care of)
13 00
Public Lectures,
110 00
Unclassified,
250 00
Cemeteries, (care of)
30 00
Interest,
800 00
Street Lights,
227 50
Hydrants,
600 00
Deficit,
299 55
Voted, -To add to the sum of $300 to the Unclassified account making it $550 00.
School Appropriations:
General Contract,
$ 700 00
Teachers Salaries,
6,700 00
Text-books and supplies,
650 00
Janitors and Supplies,
900 00
Maintenance of Buildings,
600 00
Transportation,
1,000 00
Fuel,
750 00
Sundries,
50 00
Voted, -To take up article 15.
Voted, -To raise and appropriate a sum of money not to exceed $25, for the purpose of protecting the Vital Records of the town.
Voted, -That interest at the rate of six per cent, per an- num be charged on all taxes remaining unpaid from October
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15, 1913, and taxes unpaid January 1st, 1914, be collected by due process of law.
Voted, -That the collector be instructed to send sum- mons to all persons assessed for a poll tax only, October 1st, 1913, provided that tax notices are issued at least four weeks before.
Voted,-That the sum of $5,000.00 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the purpose of a water supply in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 138 of the Acts of the Legislature for 1910, as amended by Chapter 141 of the Acts of 1912, and construction for the same upon any streets and ways in the town, to or upon which in the discretion of the Board of Water Commissioners it may seem expedient or desirable to extend such water supply; and that under the authority of said chapters the Town Treasurer be, and he hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of $5000.00 and to issue the bonds of the town therefor, to be denominated "West Bridgewater Water Loan, Act of 1910." Said bonds shall be signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by the Water Commissioners, shall bear interest at a rate not ex- ceeding five per cent. per annum, payable semi-annually, shall be dated April 1st, 1913, and shall be paid within periods not exceeding thirty years from their date of issue, in twenty-five proportionate annual payments of $200 each, the first of said payments to be made April 1st, in the year 1918.
The vote was-yes, 63, no, 15.
Voted, -That the sum of $1000,00 be, and the same is hereby appropriated for the purpose of a water supply in ac- cordance with the provisions of Chapter 138 of the Acts of the Legislature for 1910 as amended by Chapter 141 of the Acts of 1912, and construction for the same upon Spring street, the whole or any part thereof, or upon any other streets or ways in said town to or upon which in the discre-
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tion of the Board of Water Commissioners it may seem expe- dient or desirable to extend such water supply; and in ac- cordance with said chapter the Town Treasurer be, and he hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of $1000,00 and to issue the bonds of the town therefor, to be denominated "West Bridgewater Water Loan, Act of 1910," said bonds shall be signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by the Water Commissioners, shall bear interest at a rate not ex- ceeding five per cent. per annum, payable semi-annually, shall be dated April 1st, 1913, and shall be paid within periods not exceeding thirty years from their date of issue, in twenty-five proportionate annual payments of $40 each, the first of said payments to be made April 1st, in the year 1918.
The vote was-yes 61, no, 4.
Voted, -That the Board of Water Commissioners be au- thorized to make such arrangements and to enter into and execute such contract or contracts as may be necessary or expedient for the purposes mentioned in articles 8 and 10.
Voted, -To take up article 22.
Voted, -To pass article 22.
Voted, -That the $5,000.00 of water bonds, voted for ex- tensions at the discretion of the Water Commissioners and the $1,000.00 of water bonds, voted for construction on Spring Street be consolidated into one issue, so that the total bond issue shall be $6,000,00; and the face of each bond $240.
Voted, -That the several sums raised and appropriated be assessed on the polls and estates of the Town.
Voted, -To pay the Moderator $15.00 for his services.
Voted, -To dissolve the meeting.
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STATE PRIMARY.
At a meeting, duly warned, to nominate candidates for State, District, and County officers and the election of mem- bers of State Committees, members of Town Committees and delegates to State Conventions of political parties, held Sep- tember 23, 1913, there were 37 ballots cast, and they were for the following named persons:
DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Governor:
David I. Walsh, 9
Lieutenant-Governor:
Edward P. Barry,
1
Richard H. Long,
8
Secretary:
Frank J. Donahue.
9
Treasurer:
Frederick W. Mansfield,
8
Joseph L. P. St. Coeur,
1
Auditor:
Frank H. Pope,
9
Attorney-General:
Thomas J. Boynton,
9
Senator:
John P. Buckley,
6
Owen F. Davis,
3
Representative:
Henry O. Little,
5
Daniel T. Sullivan,
1
County Commissioner:
Edward P. Boynton, 8
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District Attorney:
Thomas H. Buttimer,
William J. Good,
Eugene F. O'Neil, John P. Vahey,
Register of Probate and Insolvency:
Edward J. Barry; Jr.,
7
State Committee: William H. Powers,
Delegate to State Convention:
Channing F. Dunbar,
Town Committee:
Channing F. Dunbar,
John L. Sullivan,
William E. Gibson,
Thomas Luddy:
8 8
Daniel T. Sullivan,
Bartholomew J. Buckley,
8
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Governor:
Everett C. Benton,
16
Augustus P. Gardner,
3
Lieutenant-Governor: August H. Goetting, 17
Secretary:
William H. Kinney,
16
Treasurer:
Charles L. Burrill,
8
Maurice Kane,
11
Auditor:
John E. White,
2 0
3 2
8
8
8 8 8
17
PUBLIC
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Attorney-General: James M. Swift,
17
Councillor:
Eben S. S. Keith,
16
Senator:
Ezra W. Clark,
16
Representative:
William Bassett, 16
County Commissioner:
Walter H. Faunce,
15
Associate Commissioner:
Ezekiel R. Studley,
1
Albert T. Sprague,
1
District Attorney: Albert F. Barker, 15
Register of Probate and Insolvency.
Sumner A. Chapman,
13
Harold S. Lyon,
1
State Committee:
Horace A. Keith,
14
Delegate to State Convention:
Algernon S. Lyon, 14
Town Committee:
Howard B. Wilbur,
16
Orvis F. Kinney,
16
Edward H. Crocker,
17
Algernon S. Lyon,
16
Albert Manley,
17
Frank H. Jones,
17
John M. Richards,
17
100
PROGRESSIVE PARTY.
Governor:
Charles Sumner Bird,
9
Lieutenant Governor: Daniel Cosgrove,
9
Secretary,
Russell A Wood,
9
Treasurer:
Warren R. Keith,
8
Auditor,
Octave A, LaRiviere,
8
Attorney General:
H. Huestis Newton,
8
Councillor:
Charles R. Bassett,
Senator:
Alvin C. Howes,
9
Representative in General Court: Cleaveland A. Chandler,
9
County Commissioner:
Daniel E. Damon,
8
District Attorney:
William F. Kane,
7
Register of Probate and Insolvency: Harold S. Lyon,
8
State Committee:
Charles S. Millett,
9
Delegates to State Convention:
Farnham Gillespie, 9
Harry L. Tower,
9
Harold S. Lyon,
9
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Town Committee:
Henry O. Davenport, .
9
Farnham Gillespie,
9
Harry L. Tower,
9
Carroll W. Pearl,
9
James A. Hemenway,
9
Harold S. Lyon,
9
Ellis S. LeLacheur,
9
George F. Logue,
9
Marshall Farrar,
9
Abner Ellis,
9
Wilfred F. Gillespie,
9
Chester Thayer,
9
William F. Ryder,
9
STATE ELECTION.
At a meeting, duly warned, for the election of State, County and District Officers held on November 4th, 1913, there were three hundred and forty-nine ballots cast and they were for the following named persons:
GOVERNOR. .
Charles Sumner Bird,
195
Alfred H. Evans,
0
Eugene N. Foss,
12
Augustus P. Gardner,
81
Arthur E. Reimer,
0
David I. Walsh,
52
George H. Wrenn,
5
102
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
Edward P. Barry,
51
Daniel Cosgrove,
173
August H. Goetting,
104
Albert J. Orem,
1
Peter O'Rourke,
0
George E. Roewer, Jr.,
8
SECRETARY.
Frank J. Donahue,
50
William S. Kinney,
104
John A. Nichols,
0
Fred E. Oelcher,
0
Ella M. Roberts,
9
Russell A. Wood,
171
TREASURER.
Charles L. Burrill,
110
Charles E. Fenner,
11
Thomas A. Frissell,
2
Warren R. Keith,
162
Frederick W. Mansfield,
43
Dennis McGoff,
0
AUDITOR.
Herbert S. Brown,
5
David Craig,
0
Octave A. LaRiviere,
156
Samuel P. Levenberg,
9
Frank H. Pope,
42
John E. White,
110
ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
Thomas J. Boynton, 42
Freeman T. Crommett,
2
John McCarty, 13
103
H. Huestis Newton,
160
Ingvar Paulsen,
0
James M. Swift,
106
COUNCILLOR, FIRST DISTRICT.
Charles R. Bassett,
171
Charles C. Connor,
42 .
Eben S. S. Keith,
103
Elmer A. Wright,
9
SENATOR, SECOND PLYMOUTH DISTRICT.
John P. Buckley,
45
Ezra W. Clark,
118
George B. Cushman,
8
Alvin C. Howes,
160
REPRESENTATIVE, EIGHTH PLYMOUTH DISTRICT.
William Bassett,
108
Cleaveland A. Chandler,
183
Henry O. Little,
40
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Edward P. Boynton,
42
Daniel E. Damon,
162
Walter H. Faunce,
109
Zoel Thibideau,
10
ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER.
Joseph D. Clark,
8
Joseph E. Lacouture,
11
William L. Sprague,
129
Ezekiel R. Studley,
95
Harold F. Studley,
140
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Albert F. Barker,
165
William J. Good,
39
104
William F. Kane,
121
John F. Mullen,
5
REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY.
Herbert N. Alden,
9
Edward J. Barry, Jr.,
40
Sumner A. Chapman,
104
Harold S. Lyon,
165
FIRST AMENDMENT .- Making women eligible to appoint- ment as Notaries Public. Yes, 113. No, 118.
SECOND AMENDMENT .- Authorizing the Referendum. Yes, 157. No, 45.
AN ACT .- To provide for the compensating laborers, workmen, and mechanics for injuries, and to exempt from legal liability counties and municipal corporations which pay such compensation. Yes, 184. No, 32.
VOTE IN EIGHTH PLYMOUTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
Bassett.
Chandler.
Little.
Bridgewater,
302
287
198
East Bridgewater,
128
337
82
West Bridgewater,
108
183
40
558
807
320
EDWARD H. CROCKER,
Town Clerk.
Town Clerk's Report.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WEST BRIDGE- WATER IN 1913.
Jan. 19. Presson West and Grace D. Atwood both of West Bridgewater.
Feb. 1. John Frattas and Rosa Consasin both of West Bridgewater.
Mar. 10. Pierce McMahon and Florence (Beckwith) Hobill both of Whitman.
15. William H. Buchanan and Margaret J. (Penpraese) Leach both of West Bridgewater.
27. Eugene P. Silva and Amelia Souza both of West Bridgewater.
April 5. Wilbur W. Ward of Lawrence and Gracie E. Barker of West Bridgewater.
May 6. Leonard H. Stewart of West Bridgewater and Ella M. Tirrell of Brockton.
10. Edgar H. Rohdin of North Easton and Carrie E. Edlund of West Bridgewater.
11. John A. Penpraese of West Bridgewater and Lot- tie E. (Bryant) Murray of Plymouth.
12. Jose T. Chaves of West Bridgewater and Maria L. Soares of Cambridge.
June 9. Richard A. Raymond of Boston and Janet S. Mac- Donald of West Bridgewater.
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10. Stuart G. Judson and Florence L. Lothrop both of West Bridgewater.
19. Warren P. Laughton and Mary A. McGarry both of West Bridgewater.
25. Arthur J. Garvey of Bridgewater and Helen G. O'Leary of West Bridgewater.
July 7. Clarence C. Reed of Brockton and Clara E. Dun- ham of West Bridgewater.
19. Charles E. Miner of Brockton and Florence E. Beal of West Bridgewater.
Aug. 6. Perley L. Barton of Boston and Minnie L. Atwood of West Bridgewater.
6. Alfred Dufault of Brockton and Rose G. Cyr of West Bridgewater.
Sept. 15. Leonard A. Prudy of Brockton and Grace M. Bearce of West Bridgewater.
29. Henry A. Cyr of West Bridgewater and Alice R. Lessard of East Bridgewater.
29. Harold P. Hall of Avon and Laura M. Cyr of West Bridgewater.
29. Chester H. Morse of Brockton and Jennie E. Dun- bar of West Bridgewater.
Oct. 7. Earl W. Williams and Edith S. Grover both of Bennington, Vt.
Nov. 27. Fred H. Brooks of West Bridgewater and Geor- gina F. Smith of Westport.
Dec. 10. Robert W. E. Mackenzie of Brockton and Stella E. Turner of West Bridgewater.
17. Julian J. Culver of Melrose and Adelaide L. Titus of West Bridgewater.
Number of marriages recorded 26.
BIRTHS RECORDED IN WEST BRIDGEWATER IN 1913.
DATE.
FULL NAME OF CHILD.
SEX.
NAME OF PARENTS.
1892, Dec. 11
Maud Emeline Westcoat
Female
Richard and Charlotte Maria Burgess
1894, Feb. 20
Lila Theo Kingsley
Female Wilbur E. and Nina Mabell Lindsay
1896, July 18
Ovela Belmore
Male
Octave and Eliza Cordeau
1897, July 9 Evelyn Burgess Westcoat
Female Richard and Charlotte Maria Burgess
Sept. 21
Clifton Colidge Goodwin
Male
Herbert C. and Ida E. Fisher
1898,
Jan. 4
Joseph J. Andrea
Male
Manuel J. and Isabel Amilas
Mar. 27
Mary August Silvia
Female
John A. and Thresea R. Silveri
Nov. 21
Grace Elizabeth Battles
Female
William F. and Cora E. Brainard
1900, May 3
Ida Anna Battles
Female
William F. and Cora E. Brainard
1908, Sept.
6 Irene Evelyn Eklund
Female
Fritchof and Ferlena A. Johnson
Dec.
6
Mary Chaves
Female
Manuel J. and Jessie Perry
1910, Jan.
8
Joseph Chaves
Male
Manuel J. and Jessie Perry
1913, Jan.
2
Warmer
Male
George C. and Jennie E. Craig
5
Mary Jane Julia Burque
Female
Frank and Angelina Bisson
6
Elizabeth Keizarian
Female
Nahabed and Mary Cochorian
27
Rachel Jackson
Female
Eugene and Eldora Estes
27
Kenneth Francis Golder
Male
Lester J. and Pearl E. Turner
27 Edith Louise Sisco
Female
Dalbert and Louise Hubbard
Feb.
'7 Beatrice Alexander Ensher
Female
Joseph E. and Quiny G. Alexander
12 James Erwin Parks
Male
William J. and Annie E. Hennessey
17
Arnold Llewellen Misner
Male
18
Shorey
Female
20
Roberts
Female John D. and Mary L. Peterson
Mar.
16
Louise Crowley
Female
Walter D. and Margaret M. Cotter
19 Mary Ruth McGarry
Female
Mathew E. and Elizabeth A. Campbell
April 1
Robert Eldon Pratt
Male
Warren A. and Sophia C. Mayo
1904, July 14 Joseph Russell Hemenway
Male
James A. and Laura M. Hatch
107
16
Madeline Agnes Sullivan
Female
John L. and Margaret E. McDonald Elam A. and Nellie M. Greeley Alonzo W. and Charlotte P. Leach
BIRTHS RECORDED IN WEST BRIDGEWATER IN 1913.
DATE.
FULL NAME OF CHILD.
SEX.
NAME OF PARENTS.
April 20
Illegitimate
Female
J. Clifton and Elsie W. Lambert
22
Edith Marion Denley
Female
Manuel S. and Emily S. Chaves
Female Edward H. and Edith F. Williamson
May
9
Kenneth Belmore Johnson
Male
James W. and Laura M. Green
12
John Francis Martin
Male
John A. and Margaret E. Duggan
15
Agnes Maderios
Female
Antonio and Antonia Mura
19
Joseph Jose Braga
Female
Richard J. and Loretta F. Barry
25
Irene Frances Renn Bernstine Evelyn Elizabeth Winberg
Female
31
Dorothy Alice Cosgrove
Female
George A. and Annie E. Risberg John W. and Inez M. Smith William B. and Margaret A. Bailey Morris and Dorothy E. Helman Joseph A. and Bella Piva
108
June 4
Nina Louise Godsoe
Female
8
Robert Offenbach
Male
25 William A. Coute
Male
July 5 Lillian Rosaline Green
Female
James E. and Mary I. Harvey
10 Lewis John Gibson
Male
William E. and Nettie E. Hirtle
14 George Hayford Hunt
Male
William E. and Harriet P. Hayford
30 Howard Adolf Anderson
Female
21 22
Everett Ramsay Parker
Male
22
Male
Howard M. and Jennie R. Dunham Elmer E. and Florence Washburn Frederick W. and Betsey M. Weymouth
Sept. 12 19 Powell
Female
Bertie and Viola G. DeCosta
Male Walter E. and Cora A. Ellis
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