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The books and accounts of the treasurer were exam- ined and checked in detail. The cash book was verified and compared with the accountant's books, the .receipts were compared with the departmental records of payments to the treasurer and with the returns to the accountant, and the payments were compared with properly approved war- rants authorizing them. The cash on hand was verified and the bank balance was reconciled, a table, showing a recon- ciliation of the treasurer's cash, being appended to this re- port.
The books and accounts of the collector were exam- ined in detail. The commitments of taxes were proved and checked to the assessors' warrants. The collections were verified by checking the cash book entries with the amounts
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credited on the commitment books. The receipts were compared with payments to the treasurer and with the accountant's books. The abatements were checked to the assessors' records of abatements granted, and the out- standing accounts were listed and proved to the account- ant's books.
A further verification of the outstanding accounts was made by mailing notices to a large number of persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town, and replies thereto indicate that the uncollected ac- counts as listed are correct.
The collector is also collector of water rates. The com- mitments are made quarterly by the water commissioners and are all fixed rates. The commitments were added, proved, and checked to the accountant's books. Collections were verified by checking the cash book entries with the amounts credited on the commitment books. The receipts were compared with payments to the treasurer and with the accountant's books. The abatements were checked to the records of abatements granted by the water commis- sioners, and the outstanding accounts were listed and proved to the accountant's books. As previously men- tioned, adjustments were necessary on both commitments and abatements, due to laxity on the part of the commis- sioners in reporting them to the accountant.
Attention is called to the increased amount of water rates outstanding as compared with former years, and to the fact that a number of these unpaid accounts extend over a period of one year. The water department depends upon the collection of these accounts for its maintenance and for the payment of its debt and interest charges, but on several occasions during the past year there were in- sufficient money collected to pay current bills. The col- lector cannot enforce the prompt collection of water rates,
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as in the case of taxes, unless the water commissioners direct that the water be shut off in accordance with the rules of the water department.
The several trust funds in the custody of the treasurer were examined and found to correspond with the amounts shown on the accountant's books. Schedules of the trust fund transactions were prepared and are appended to this report.
The receipts from licenses, fees, sales and rents were checked and verified by a comparison with the accountant's books, and receipts from all other sources were examined and proved.
It has been the custom of the library officials to re- tain money collected from fines, etc., although they have been advised to pay it over to the town treasurer; and pay- ments have been made from these collections for sundry petty accounts, which is clearly illegal. This matter was taken up with a majority of the library trustees and an arrangement made and agreed to that the librarian should turn over to the town treasurer at the close of the month of March all such money on hand and should, thereafter, pay over all collections monthly. The accountant will be authorized to establish a petty cash account of ten dollars, payable to the library, and hereafter all bills will be paid from the appropriation.
The surety bonds of the town officials were examined and found to be in proper form.
While engaged on the audit hearty co-operation was received from all town officials, and on behalf of my assist- ants and for myself I wish to express my appreciation of the courtesies received and the assistance rendered.
EDW. H. FENTON,
Chief Examiner.
RECONCILIATION OF TREASURER'S CASH.
Cash balance January 1, 1921
$24,500.25 149,307.64
Receipts
$173,807.89
Expenditures
$165,343.31
Cash balance December 31, 1921
8,464.58
$173,807.89
Cash balance January 1, 1922
$8,464.58
Receipts to February 28, 1922
13,350.75
$21,815.33
Expenditures to February 28, 1922 $14,284.97
Cash balance February 28, 1922 7,530.36
$21,815.33
Home National Bank, Brockton:
Balance per statement February 28, 1922
$8,734.77
Less outstanding checks
1,237.84
$7,496.93
Cash in treasurer's hands
33.43
$7,530.36
TAXES-1918.
Outstanding January 1, 1921 $5.78
Collections 5.78
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TAXES-1919.
Outstanding January 1, 1921
$4,715.92 5.99
Overpayments
$4,721.91
Collections
$4,064.40
Abatements
49.04
Outstanding December 31, 1921
608.47
$4,721.91
Outstanding January 1, 1922
$608.47
Abatements
$603.81
Outstanding February 28, 1922
4.66
$608.47
TAXES-1920.
Outstanding January 1, 1921
$12,995.88
Additional commitment
5.00
$13,000.88
Collections paid to treasurer
$8,601.65
Abatements
111.20
Outstanding December 31, 1921
4,288.03
$13,000.88
Outstanding January 1, 1922
$4,288.03
Overpayment
.68
$4,288.71
Collections paid treasurer
$1,361.97
Cash on hand
.25
Outstanding February 28, 1922
2,926.49
$4,288.71
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TAXES-1921.
Commitment Refunds
$60,315.48 71.11 .02
Overpayment
$60,386.61
Collections
$45,039.96
Abatements
540.13
Outstanding December 31, 1921
14,806.52
$60,386.61
Outstanding January 1, 1922
$14,806.52
Refunds
5.00
Overpayments
13.28
$14,824.80
Collections January 1 to February
28, 1922
$4,738.41
Outstanding February 28, 1922
10,086.39
$14,824.80
WATER RATES.
Outstanding January 1, 1921
$3.492.24
Commitments
14,239.43
$17,731.67
Collections
$13,392.54
Abatements
560.21
Cash on hand
16.53
Outstanding December 31, 1921
3,762.39
$17,731.67
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Outstanding January 1, 1922
Cash on hand
$3,762.39 16.53
$3,778.92
Collections January 1 to February 28, 1922
$1,803.96
Abatements
20.53
Cash on hand
27.03
Outstanding February 28, 1922
1,927.40
$3,778.92
WATER DEPARTMENT MAINTENANCE RESERVE FUND.
Savings Bank deposits, January 1, 1921
$1,117.64
Income January 1 to December 31, 1921
50.83
$1,168.47
Savings Bank deposits December 31, 1921
$1,168.47
WATER DEPARTMENT CONSTRUCTION RESERVE FUND.
Savings Bank deposits January 1, 1921 $1,561.86
Income January 1 to December
31, 1921 120.03
$1,681.89
Savings Bank deposits December 31, 1921 $1,681.89
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CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS.
On hand at beginning of year
Savings Deposits $1,134.61 Total $1,134.61
On hand at end of year
$1,351.03
$1,351.03
Receipts
Payments
Income
$52.42
Bequests
200.00
Deposited in Sav- ings Banks $216.42
Expenditures 36.00
Total
$252.42
Total
$252.42
PUBLIC LIBRARY TRUST FUNDS.
Savings Deposits
Securities
Total
On hand at beginning
of year
$1,782.09
$500.00
$2,282.09
On hand at end of year
$18,086.82
$500.00
$18,586.82
Receipts
Payments
Income
$1,425.98
Deposited in Sav.
Bequests
15,000.00
ings Banks
$16,304.73
Expenditures 121.25
Total
$16,425.98
Total
$16,425.98
Balance Sheet, December 31, 1921.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS.
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
Cash :
In banks and offices : General
$8,062.33
Water
402.25
Appropriation Balances : Reserve Fund $160.41
Water Department 402.25
Brockton Savings Bank :
562.66
Water Reserve Fund
1,168.47
Water Reserve Fund
1,168.47
East Bridgewater Savings Bank:
Water Construction Fund
1,681.89
Town Farm Account Reserve
6,000.00
Water Construction Re-
serve Fund
1,681.89
Accounts Receivable :
Levy of 1919 $79.80
Levy of 1920 2,531.21
Levy of 1921 303.86
Taxes 1919 $608.47
2,914.87
Taxes 1920
4,288.03
Surplus Overlay
957.84
Taxes 1921
14,806.52
Water Revenue Surplus Revenue
3,778.92
Water Rates
3,778.92
Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts :
State Aid
$690.00
Civilian War Poll Tax 6.00
696.00
$35,492.88
$35,492.88
Overlay (reserved for abatements) :
Frank L. Howard, Collector :
19,703.02
13,428.23
$8,464.58
Temporary Loans :
Anticipation of Revenue
$5,000.00
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
DEBT ACCOUNTS. $93,540.00 Water Loans Highway Loan
$73,540.00 20,000.00
$93,540.00
$93,540.00
TRUST ACCOUNTS.
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds :
South Street fund $256.93
Mrs. Henry Copeland fund 107.84 Isabel Howard fund 107.22
Charles C. Thayer fund 151.00
Oren Smith fund 159.11
Rosa R. Shaw fund 106.64
Martha K. Crosby fund 260.41
Henry J. LeLacheur fund 101.88
Mary A. Dewyer fund
100.00
1,351.03
Library Funds :
Cornelia Alger fund $762.33
Mary N. H. Edgerly fund 525.65
Francis E. Howard fund 525.05
Nathan Copeland fund 423.79
Mary P. Whitman fund 16,350.00
18,586.82
$19,937.85
Trust Funds : Cash and Securities
$19,937.85
$19,937.85
Report of Police Department.
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :
Gentlemen :- I submit the following report of the Po- lice Department of the Town of West Bridgewater for the year ending Dec. 31, 1922.
There have been 146 complaints investigated ; 35 auto- mobile accidents, 5 liquor raids, 32 arrests, 46 summonses.
The arrests were as follows: 12 drunkenness, 3 dis- turbances, 2 assault, 1 runaway, 1 kidnapping, 3 neglect of family, 1 carrying concealed weapons, 1 cutting trees, 1 selling mortgaged property, 7 violating automobile laws. Recovered property valued at $760.00.
The Treasurer has received $238.00 Court fines.
Five insane persons were committed directly to the State Hospital at Taunton.
The unusually heavy traffic has cost the department $335.00.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY O. DAVENPORT, Chief.
Report of Board of Health.
Thirty-two cases of diseases dangerous to the public health have been reported to the local Board of Health, as follows :
Chicken pox, six cases, recovered.
Diphtheria, eleven cases, recovered.
German Measles, one case, recovered.
Opthalmia Monatorum, one case, recovered.
Pneumonia, (lobar), one case, recovered.
Scarlet fever, five cases, recovered.
Tuberculosis, (pulmonary), three cases in Plymouth County Hospital.
Tuberculosis, (bowels), one case, died.
Sixteen families were placed in quarantine. Numerous cultures were taken for diphtheria, and milk sources inves- tigated. Five cases of scarlet fever were reported, all of which have happily recovered. The need of keeping a strict quarantine, even in the mild cases of diphtheria and scar- let fever, cannot be too strongly emphasized.
ELLIS S. LeLACHEUR, ORRIS F. KINNEY, JAMES A. HEMINGWAY, .
Board of Health.
Forty-third Annual Report of the Trustees of Public Library.
TRUSTEES.
Edith F. Howard
Term expires 1923
Daniel J. Lothrop
Term expires 1923
Helen F. Foye
Term expires 1924
Rev. L. B. Codding
Term expires 1924
Martha B. Mason
Term expires 1925
Louis B. Hayden
Term expires 1925
ORGANIZATION.
Chairman Secretary Treasurer
Daniel J. Lothrop Edith F. Howard Martha B. Mason
BOOK COMMITTEE.
Helen H. Foye Martha B. Mason
Edith F. Howard Daniel J. Lothrop
EXECUTIVE OFFICER.
Daniel J. Lothrop.
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In April, 1922, Mrs. Hattie E. Cary, who had served faithfully and conscientiously for fourteen years as libra- rian, sent in her resignation to take effect the first of Oc- tober.
The trustees were fortunate in securing the services of Mrs. Alice A. Godden, who is proving very efficient.
As the interest from the Mary P. Whitman fund be- came available this past year, the trustees have been able to add to the library a larger number than usual of stand- ard books. Some necessary repairs have also been made. The building has been painted, also the sign above the en- trance door, and new steps have been built.
In November the Mary L. Perkins bequest of one thou- sand dollars was received from the executor of her will.
It is the purpose of the trustees to use each year the interest from the different trust funds to purchase the best books of the day, and also to improve the building, so that the West Bridgewater Public Library will be a help and in- spiration to the reading public, and a credit and ornament to the community, as well as a fitting memorial to the gen- erous donors, and to the town, who have made this institu- tion possible.
EDITH F. HOWARD,
Secretary for the Trustees.
Librarian's Report.
The work of the year has been varied, the usual library work being supplemented by that with the schools to much greater extent than before. The Massachusetts Board of Education, working with the Library Committee, offered a certificate to any child reading five books for his grade dur- ing the year, certificate to be signed by the librarian. Reading lists were sent to those from third to eighth grade, and over 300 were taken by the children, books on various subjects being used. By this means a love for better read- ing will be encouraged.
Bequests left by Miss Whitman and Miss Perkins have made it possible for the trustees to supply 76 additional books. This work, added to the work already done in the schools in former years, increased the duties of the libra- rian, over 900 books being used for school work alone.
Number taken in the grade schools: Fiction 401, Non- Fiction 272, Magazines 17, Reference 10.
Following is circulation for year and new books added :
Adult Fiction 5,640
Adult Non-Fiction 162
Juvenile Fiction 3,510
Juvenile Non-Fiction 254
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Magazines, (bound)
154
Reference
22
Magazines
1,862
Total
11,604
ADULT FICTION.
Crowding Memories
Shoe-Bar Stratton
His Soul Goes Marching On
Turning of Griggsby
In the Days of Poor Richard
Granite and Clay
Island Cure
His Friend Miss McFarlane
Robin
Bassett Blanchard Bosber Burnett Burnett
Head of the House of Combe
Mucker, the
Burroughs Canfield Christie
Secret Adversary
Deerslayer (Replace)
Cooper
Vehement Flame
Deland
Hands of Esau
Deland Deland
Promise of Alice
Charles Rex
Dell
He Made His Wife His Partner
Dodge
Skinner's Big Idea
Dodge
Finding His Soul
Duncan
Five Nights at the Five Pines
Gaul
To the Last Man
Grey
Rough Heron
Aldrich Ames Andrews Bacheller Bacheller
9,742
100
Immortal Athalia
Mutineers
Trailmakers of the Northwest
Cavarans by Night
Seen and Unseen at Strafford on Avon
Clean Heart
This Freedom
Sea Wrack
1492
Silver Cross
Blue Circle
Conquest of Fear
Captain Courageous
From Sea to Sea
Kim
Kipling
Letters of Travel
Kipling
Light That Failed
Kipling
Plain Tales From the Hills
Kipling
Seven Seas
Kipling
Soldiers Three
Kipling Kipling
Years Between
Diantha's Quest
Knipe
Valley of the Giants
Kyne
Kindred of the Dust
Kyne
Cappy Ricks Retires
Kyne
City of Fire
Lutz
Girl From Montana
Lutz
Lo Michael
Lutz
Million Dollar Suitcase
Rich Relatives
Top O' the Morning
Big Peter
Red House Mystery
Best Laid Schemes
Haley Hawes Haworth Hervey Howells Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Johnson Johnston Jordan King Kipling Kipling
MacGowan Mackenzie MacManus Marshall Milne Nicholson
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Two Shall Be Born Great Prince Shan Nobody's Man Evil Shepherd "Peanut" Wood's Rider
Millions
Open Sesame
Foursquare
Breaking Point
Whispering Sage
David the Son of Jesse
Gentle Julia Road to the World
On Tiptoe
Judith of the Godless Valley
Dark House
Oemler Oppenheim Oppenheim Oppenheim Paine
Pollock Poole Reynolds Richmond Rinehart Sinclair Strachey Tarkington Waldron White Willsie Wylie
ADULT NON-FICTION.
My Unknown Chum My Boyhood
Life and Letters of Walter Page
Rulers of the Mediterranean My Memories of Eighty Years
Up the Seine to the Battlefields
From Appomattox to Germany
Potash and Perlmutter Settle Things More Than Conquerors American Explorers Founding of a Nation, 2 vols.
Battle Hymn of the Republic
New Creations in Plant Life Beautiful Crochet on Household Linen
910-A Anon 921-B Burroughs 921-B Burton Davis 921-D Depew 909-D Dodd 909-F Fitzhugh 927-G Glass 920-G Gilbert 910-G Gordy 974-4-G Gregg 780-H Hall 580-H Harwood 646-K Klickman
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Craft of the Crochet Hook
Brockton and Its Centennial, 1821-1921
New England Girlhood
Manchuria (Gift)
Life of Joseph Hodges Choate, 2 vols. Life of Artemas Ward
American Girl
History of the Art of Table Setting (Gift)
Abigal Adams
Florence Nightingale
Bill Sewall's Story of T. R.
Bolshevism
Eminent Victorians
Old World Hero Stories
646-K Klickman 974-L Landis 921-L Lascom 951-L Logan 921-M Martin 921-M Martyn 377-M Morgan 641-M Murphy 921-R Richards 921-R Richards 921-S Sewall 947-S Spargo 920-S Strachey 949-T Tappan
JUVENILE FICTION.
Aesop's Fables
Aesop
Eight Cousins
Alcott
Little Men
Alcott
Little Women
Alcott
Jack and Gill
Alcott
Jo's Boys
Alcott
Old Fashioned Girl
Alcott
Rose in Bloom
Alcott
Under the Lilacs
Alcott Ames
Between the Lines on the American Front
Town Swift Among the Diamond Hunters
Appleton
Tom Swift in the Big Tunnel (Gift)
Appleton
Tom Swift and His Electric Runabout
. Appleton
Tom Swift Wireless Messenger
Appleton
Isabel Carlton's Year
Ashmun
Isabel Carlton at Home
Ashmun
Isabel Carlton in the West
Ashmun
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Isabel Carlton's Friends The Heart of Isabel Carlton
Tale of Grunty Pig Tale of Henrietta Hen Tale of Muley Cow
Bailey
Bailey
Tale of Old Dog Sport
Bailey
Khaki Boys at Camp Sterling
Bates
Half-Back
Barbour
Dan Quin of the Navy
Beach
Marines Have Landed
Bishop
Phil Bradley's Mountain Boys
Boone
Boy Settlers
Brooks
Around the World With the Children Pearl Island (Gift)
Carpenter Caster Chapman
Ralph on the Engine
Ralph of the Roundhouse
Chapman Chapman
Ralph in the Switch Tower
Little Maid of Bunker Hill
Curtis
Little Maid of Massachusetts Colony
Curtis
Heart, a Schoolboy Journal
Children's Book of Christmas Stories
Children's Book of Christmas
Soldier Rigdale Lost in the Jungle
Dien Dix
Boy Scouts at Crater Lake Hoosier School-Boy
Flying Boys to the Rescue
Red Cross Stories for the Children
Young Farmer at College
Tom Slade on the Transport
Fitzhugh
Tom Slade With the Colors
Tom Slade With the Boys Over There
Man Who Lived in a Shoe, the
How Christmas Came to the Mulvaney's
Ashmun Ashmun Bailey
Du Chaillu Eaton Eggleston Ellis
Faulkner Freehoff
Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh Forman Fox
De Anicis Dickinson
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Rich Little Poor Boy Jack Among the Indians Uncle Sam's Boys in the Ranks
Gates Grinnell Hancock
Six Little Bunker's at Cowboy Jack's Six Little Bunker's at Captain Ben's Story of a Sawdust Doll
Hope
Hope
Story of a Bold Tin Soldier
Hope
Story of a Lamb on Wheels
Hope
Story of a White Rocking Horse
Hope
Amelia-anne and the Green Umbrella
Howard
Palmer Cox Brownie Primer
Judd
Just So Stories
Kipling Kipling Knipe
Blue Fairy Book
Lang
Cinderella
Lang
Little Red Riding Hood
Lang
Sleeping Beauty in the Woods
Lang
Prince Darling
Lang
Princess on the Glass Hill and Other Stories
Lang
Dreadnought Boys in Battle Practice (Gift)
Lawton
Dreadnought Boys in World's Cruise (Gift)
Lawton
Ocean Wireless Boys of the Iceberg Patrol (Gift) Radio Engineering Principles
Lauer
Marjorie Dean, High School Freshman
Lester
Marjorie Dean, High School Sophomore
Lester
Marjorie Dean, High School Junior
Lester
Marjorie Dean, High School Senior
Lester
Doctor Doolittle
Lofting
Ann of Avonlea
Cats and Kits
Chickens and Chicks
Cows and Calves
Pigs and Piggins
Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery
Lawton
Maid of '76
Puck of Pook's Hill
Hope
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'Twas the Night Before Christmas
Yankee Boy's Success (Gift)
Adele Doring of the Sunnyside Club
Adele Doring on a Ranch
Toby Tyler
Boy Scouts Under Fire in Mexico (Gift)
Payson
Motor Cycle Chums South of the Equator (Gift)
Payson
Eskimo Twins
Perkins
Dutch Twins
Perkins
Puritan Twins
Perkins
Tailor of Gloucester
Potter
Tale of Flopsy Bunnies
Potter
Tale of Jemery Fisher
Potter
Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse
Potter
Tale of Timmy Liptoes
Potter
Tale of Tom Kitten
Potter
Johnny Blossom
Merry Adventures of Robinhood
Boy Scouts on the Open Plain
Boy and the Goat
Gingerbread
Lambikin
Richardson
Little Red Hen
Richardson
Mother Goose
Richardson
Peter Rabbit
Richardson
Three Bears
Richardson Richardson
Wee Wee Woman
Caroline at College
Richards
Henrietta's Inheritance
Richards
Frontier Boys on the Sierras
Roosevelt
Wild Folk
Scoville
Slipper Point Mystery
Seaman
Mystery at Number Six
Seaman
Boy Scouts of the Life Saving Crew (Gift)
Shaler
Moore Morrison North North Otis
Poulsson Pyle Ralphson Richardson Richardson
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Boy Scouts of King Philip's War
Young Puritans in Captivity
Young Puritans of Old Hadley Stories of Peter and Ellen Little Curly Head Pet Lamb These Young Rebels Golden Goose
Camp Fire Girls at Half Moon Lake
Camp Fire Girls in After Years
Camp Fire Girls in Glorious France
Camp Fire Girls in Merrie England First Reader
Second Reader
Van Sickle
Third Reader
Van Sickle
Primer
Van Sickle Van Sickle
Journeys in Storyland
Further Adventures of Molly, Waddy and Tony
Waitt
Two Little Women Wells
Two Little Women and Treasure House
Wells
Two Little Women on a Holiday
Wells
Mystery Girl
Wells
Story of a Donkey
Welsh
Boy With the U. S. Miners, the Wheeler
JUVENILE NON-FICTION
Fifty Famous Stories Retold
904-B Baldwin
Thirty More Famous Stories Retold
Boyhood in Norway
904-B Baldwin 948-B Boyesen
How We Travel
How We Are Fed
Little Folks of Many Lands
Golden Staircase
Boy's Book of Firemen
Smith Smith
Smith
Smith Spyri Sterrett Tappan Vandercook Vandercook Vandercook Vandercook Van Sickle
910-C Chamberlain 609-C Chamberlain 904-C Chance 821-C Chisholm 539-C Crump
10
Early Cave-Men Skyline Camps Indian Scout Talks Boy's Parkman Fighting a Fire Book of Nature Myths
Stories and Poems From Kipling
Busy the Life of an Ant
Busy the Life of the Bee
Boy's Life of Edison
Boy's Life of Mark Twain
Wonder Clock Polar Hunters
Big People and Little People of Other Lands 914-S Shaw Story of Mankind 901-V VanLoon
973-D Dopp 973-1-E Eaton 970-1-E Eastman 973-H Hasbough 359-H Hill 291-H Holbrook 824-K Kipling 599-M McCaleb 599-M McCaleb 921-M Meadowcraft 921-P Paine 978-P Pyle 998-R Rolt
Town Clerk's Report.
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN WEST BRIDGEWATER IN 1922.
Date Child's Name
Name of Parents
1920
Dec. 1 Evelyn Florence Swanson
Alfred N. and Irene M. Cameron
1922 Jan.
1 June Lorraine Raymond
2 Barbara Ella Walker
4 Edward Brown
9 Alvina Frances Pingree
14 Ruth Anna Macomber
21 Jesse L. Morse, Jr.
Feb.
3 Leon Joly Edmonston, Jr.
12 Meredith Winston Taylor
24 Betty Jean Welsh
27 Evelyn Marie Barros
March
14 Illegitimate
22 William Alfred Chouinard
22 Robert Edward Nelson
25 Louis Freeman Trow
April
2 Nathalie Hazel Asach
3 Andimina Dilillo
4 Sarah Helen Salvador
19 Gladys Elvina Newcomb
20 Blanche Marie Kimball
22 Alma Louise Sampson
Rupert R. and Marion Perry Howard N. and Iris A. Sabin Edward J. and Margaret Guientha
W.
Michael and Frances Yodis William N. and Susan G. Hefler Jesse L. and Ada B. Woodward
Leon J. and Harriet M. Fairbanks Wilner H. and Gladys M. Hunt Everett E. and Edith F. Godfrey Benjamin and Emma Lawrence
William C. and Ethel R. Ellis Fritz E. C. and Annie Wihren Louis E. and Frances M. Murray
.Michael and Sophie Thomas John and Bertha Decombrelle Joseph M. and Helen S. Chaves Ernest A. and Edith A. Darling Lloyd C. and Blanche M. Young Ray D. and Irene Davidson
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May
8 Violet May Peabody
12 George Travers Rego
19 Jean Rae Ellis
30 William Alden Bolster
June
5 Sophia Jesmentite Gedutis 5 Illegitimate
8 Winifred Helen Rood
21 Harry James Pierson
26 Roger Russell Phillips
27 Charles Lance Reylea
July 1 Virginia Elizabeth Ames
8 Phyllis Sabin Wells
23 Frances Elizabeth Spellacy
26 Esther Marion Swanson
28 Thereas May Gummow
28 Grace Anna Gummow
August
3 Charles Robert Swanson
12 Grace Clara Chaves
22 Arthur Edward Rollston
22 Patricia Augusta Holbrook
24 Emma Alice Spillane
Sept.
20 James Richard Young, Jr. 29 Cynthia Louise Vosmus
James R. and Cora C. Vosmus Merton J. and Jeannette M. Ingalls
Oct. 4 Joseph M. Salvador, Jr. 5 Avery Edward Johnson
9 Iva Nola McFarlan
11 Mary Ellen Ryder
16 Doris Marian Cunningham
18 Evelyn Mary Baker
18 Stillborn
21 Stillborn
24 Warren Alger James
28 Arlene Beverly Monroe
30 Russell Frederick Ripley
Everett V. and Violet H. Vandyke Frank T. and Lena Chaves
Alfred W. and Leola W. Asprinwall Harold G. and Dorothy E. Wallace
Thomas and Sophia Jesmentite
Herbert and Winifred Horne Harry G. and Helen A. Winberg William J. and Hilda S. Nelson Charles R. and Edna T. Lantz
William N. and Hildegarde Wen- nerholm
Alfred T. and Ruth R. Mills J. Henry and Minnie E. Nelson Oscar and Ellen J. Birath Earl R. and Ruth C. Jones
Earl R. and Ruth C. Jones
Alfred M. and Irene M. Cameron Joseph S. and Mary C. Souza Ralph J. and Mary E. Barnes Levi E. and Hazel F. Cummings Stephen F. and Alice M. Murphy
Joseph M. and Mary Chaves Simon E. and Ruth C. Stetson John W. and Marjorie E. Sullivan Ralph D. and Elsie J. Rae Arthur F. and Evelyn W. Smith Everett C. and Abbie E. Godbout
Locke L. and Katharine B. Alger Robert A. and Gladys L. Holbrook Chester R. and Marion T. Nute
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Nov.
3 Myrtle Josephine Bismore Arthur James Lupien
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19 Helen Louise Hunter
20 Muriel Pauline Barrett
25 Harold D. Vandyke, Jr.
26 Willard Henry Hopkins
28 Ruth Eleanor Lawson
Dec.
1 Sastilia Evelina Cardini Alvin Clifton Finch
8
14 Elsie Andrea
20 Elva Fratis
15 Robert Hilton Simmons
25 White
Joseph H. and Maria C. Powell Leo C. and Lillian R. Molito Howard L. and Grace L. Gray Neal K. and Sadie P. Kimball Harold D. and Eileen J. Dearth William H. and Clarissa B. Ryder John and Christine Roselin
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