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Theresa 'Miller, Grade VIII 127 Newbury St., Brockton
May L. Kraft, Grade VII West Bridgewater Bridgewater
Katherine B. Sheehan, Grade VI
Frances Johnson, Grades III and IV West Bridgewater
Gertrude A. Pillsbury, Grades I and II West Bridgewater HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING OVERFLOW ROOM. Grace A. McElhiney, Grades V and VII
32 Minot Ave., Brockton
Address.
West Bridgewater West Bridgewater
154
COCHESETT SCHOOL.
Sarah B. Codding, Grades to VI
Annie L. Beard, Grades I to III
Cochesett Cochesett
SUNSET AVENUE SCHOOL.
Mary G. Sweeney, Grades IV and V
591 Main St., Brockton
Florence A. Chaffin, Grades I to III West Bridgewater
MATFIELD SCHOOL.
Margarette C. Riley, Grades IV to VII Bridgewater Una V. Monaghan, Grades I to III 72 Richmond St., Brockton
NORTH SCHOOL.
Elizabeth A. Worthing, Grades I to III West Bridgewater
SOUTH SCHOOL.
Elizabeth Eastman, Grades I to V Bridgewater
JERUSALEM SCHOOL.
Cecilia M. Beattie, Grades I, II, III, IV and VI Bridgewater
MUSIC SUPERVISOR.
Lois J. Snow Raynham Center
DRAWING SUPERVISOR.
Edmund Ketchum
314 Common St., Belmont
155
SCHOOL NURSE.
Lillian M. Hewitt
Raynham Center
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Thomas E. Gay North Elm St., West Bridgewater Telephone number 3172-M Ring 11.
MEMBERSHIP OF GRADES JANUARY 1, 1923.
Grades.
High.
SCHOOLS.
1
2
3
4
5
6 7
8
9
10
11
12
Totals.
High
45
29
25
20
119
Centre VIII
52
52
Centre VII
43
43
Centre VI
31
31
Centre III-IV
18
15
33
Centre I-II
21
21
42
Overflow Room H. S. Bldg.
16
8
Cochesett Intermediate
6
10
13
29
Cochesett Primary
6
10
13
40
Sunset Ave. Primary
10
14
13
37
Matfield Intermediate
5
5
8
7
25
Matfield Primary
7
9
6
22
North
11
7
5
3
4
3
7
8
25
6
1
6
4
2
19
Jerusalem
Total Enrollment Jan. 1. '23 64
66
64
61
55
54
58
52
45
29
25
20
593
156
24
Sunset Ave. Intermediate
24
16
29
23
South
157
STATISTICS OF TEACHING FORCE, 1922.
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.
Teachers
Date Ap'd Subjects
Where educated
Henry D. Carle
1921
History Civics
Harvard Summer Sch
William F. Gallagher
1922
English
Dartmouth
Charles H. Taylor
1922
Mathematics
Mass. Institute of Technology
Clara H. Williams
1921
Science
Bates
Alice L. Hart
1921
Latin History
Harvard Summer Sch
Elizabeth B. P. Conklin 1922
French
Vassar
English
Radcliffe
Grace Halliday
1922
Commercial subj Chandler School
Esther E. Hoffman
1922
Commercial subj Salem Normal
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Teachers
Date Ap'd
Where Educated
Rose L. MacDonald
1890
Bridgewater Normal School
Theresa Miller
1917
Brockton Business University*
May L. Kraft
1922
Northwestern University Valpariso University Boston University
Katherine B. Sheehan
1919
Salem Normal School
Frances Johnson
1920
Hyannis Normal School
Gertrude A. Pillsbury
1919
Warren High School **
Sarah B. Codding
1921
Boston University
Annie L. Beard
1921
Tufts College
Mary G. Sweeney
1922
Bridgewater Normal School
Florence A. Chaffin
1921
Westfield Normal School
Margarette C. Riley
1919
Bridgewater Normal School
Una W. Monaghan
1920
Elizabeth A. Worthing
1922
Elizabeth Eastman
1919
· Bridgewater Normal School Bridgewater Normal School West Paris (Me.) High School ***
Lois J. Snow
1921
Hyannis Normal School American Institute of Music
Middlebury
Harvard Summer Sch
Radcliffe
158
Grace A. McElhiney
1921
Bridgewater Normal School
Edmund Ketchum 1909
Mass. Normal Art School
*Saturday course at Boston University.
** Also summer work at Hyannis and Saturday course at Boston University.
*** Attended Hebron Academy.
Contents.
Appropriations Recommended by Selectmen, Assessors' Report,
45
Births, 108
Call for Town Meeting, . 47 . ·
Collector of Taxes, Report,
59
Deaths,
I15
Dogs,
18
Fire Department, .
119
Hunters' Licenses,
17
List of Jurors,
19
List of Taxpayers,
25
Marriages, .
111
Officers, 1922,
3
Police Department Report,
94
Report of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Work,
48
Report of Inspector of Animals,
52
Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures
51
Report of State Auditor,
82
Report of Tree Warden, .
50
Report of Town Accountant,
Selectmen's Report,
44
Superintendent of Streets' Report,
.
53 7
Town Treasurer's Report, 60
Water Commissioners' Report,
55
Water Department, Collector's Report,
58
School Committee's Report,
123
Superintendent of Schools' Report, .
.
131
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·
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.
Report of Trustees of Public Library, 96 61
Town Clerk's Report of Town Meetings,
21
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Town Officers
and Committees
OF THE TOWN OF
West Bridgewater
1923
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MASS.
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PULPIT ROCK
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ORPORATED
FEB.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Town Officers and Committees
OF THE TOWN OF
WEST BRIDGEWATER
FOR THE YEAR 1923
A. H. WILLIS, PRINTER BRIDGEWATER, MASS. 1924
Town Officers for 1923.
TOWN CLERK Edward H. Crocker
TOWN ACCOUNTANT Arthur C. Peckham
SELECTMEN AND OVERSEERS OF THE POOR
Ellis S. LeLacheur, Chairman Orvis F. Kinney James A. Hemenway
Term expires 1925 Term expires 1926 Term expires 1924
ASSESSORS
Albert Manley, Chairman Edwin H. Thayer Everett Clark
Term expires 1926
Term expires 1924 Term expires 1925
COLLECTOR AND TREASURER Catherine M. Howard
WATER COMMISSIONERS
Orvis F. Kinney, Chairman Hervey Dunham, Clerk Warren P. Laughton
Term expires 1924 Term expires 1926 Term expires 1925
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Edwin H. Thayer
Term expires 1924
Albert D. Barker
Term expires 1924
Corelli C. Alger, Secretary
Term expires 1925
Herbert E. Bryant
Term expires 1925
Laura M. Worthing
Term expires 1926
Walter C. Dunbar
Term expires 1926
Anna S. LeLacheur, Honorary Member
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
Helen M. Foye
Term expires 1924
Lewis B. Codding
Term expires 1924
Martha B. Mason
Term expires 1925
Louis P. Hayden
Term expires 1925
Edith F. Howard
Term expires 1926
Daniel J. Lothrop
Term expires 1926
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS
George G. Tucker
CONSTABLES
John A. Chase
Edward W. Packard
TREE WARDEN · Christopher Read
POLICE OFFICERS Henry O. Davenport, Chief Warren P. Laughton William N. Shipman Special Police Officer, Ervin W. Lothrop
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SURVEYORS OF LUMBER AND MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK®
Clinton P. Howard, Edwin H. Thayer, James A. Hem- enway, Algernon S. Lyon, Rufus C. Bennett.
FIELD DRIVERS
Charles E. Kenney, Elmer E. Howard, James A. Hem- enway, William N. Shipman, Henry O. Davenport.
FENCE VIEWERS
Albert A. Howard George F. Ryder T. Prescott Snell
FOREST FIRE WARDEN Warren P. Laughton
SUPERINTENDENT OF MOTH WORK Christopher Read
DEPUTY FIRE WARDENS
Arthur Bellanvance, Edward L. Bourne, Albert Manley, William S. Irwin, Henry O. Davenport, Levi T. Nute, John MacDonald.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
John L. Sullivan, Paul Revere, Francis Mahoney, Ed- ward H. Crocker, ex-officio.
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Christopher Read
INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING AND ANIMALS David Dailey
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FIRE ENGINEERS
Warren P. Laughton
Edward L. Bourne
PUBLIC WEIGHERS
Rufus C. Bennett Arthur E. Todd Chester R. Ripley
TOWN PHYSICIAN Ellis S. LeLacheur
POUND KEEPER Charles E. Kinney
Town Clerk's Report.
CONDENSED REPORT OF TOWN MEETINGS OF THE TOWN OF WEST BRIDGEWATER DURING THE YEAR 1923
ANNUAL MEETING, MARCH 5, 1923.
Chose Howard B. Wilbur, Moderator.
The result of the balloting for Town Officers was as follows :
Whole number of ballots cast, 481.
Chose for Town Clerk-Edward H. Crocker.
Selectman for three years-Orvis F. Kinney.
Assessor for three years-Albert Manley.
Overseer of the Poor, three years-Orvis F. Kinney.
Treasurer-Catherine M. Howard.
Tax Collector-Albert C. Snow.
Tree Warden-Christopher Read.
Water Commissioner for three years-Hervey Dun- ham.
School Committee for three years-Walter C. Dunbar and Laura W. Worthing.
Trustees of Public Library for three years-Edith F. Howard and Daniel J. Lothrop.
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Constables-John A. Chase and Edward W. Packard. License Question-Yes, 164 ; No, 215.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
Chose the following officers:
Surveyors of Lumber and Measurers of Wood and Bark -Clinton P. Howard, Edwin H. Thayer, James A. Hemen- way, Algernon S. Lyon and Rufus C. Bennett.
Field Drivers-Charles E. Kinney, Elmer E. Howard, James A. Hemenway, William N. Shipman, Henry O. Dav- enport.
Fence Viewers-Albert A. Howard, George F. Ryder, T. Prescott Snell.
The Town Treasurer was authorized, 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, 1923.
The following sums of money were raised and appro- priated to defray the town charges during the year 1923. Maintenance of County Hospital $738.84
Legislative Department:
Moderator 25.00
Executive Department :
Selectmen
900.00
Financial Department:
Town Accountant
700.00
Assessors
1,200.00
Other Financial O;cers and Accounts
60.00
Other General Departments :
Town Clerk
550.00
Law
75.00
Election and Registration
300.00
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Municipal Buildings : Town Hall and Offices
2,300.00
Protection of Life and Property : Police Department
1,200.00
Dog Officer
15.00
Fire Department, including equipment
1,600.00
Hydrants
1,000.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
150.00
Moth Extermination
2,800.00
Tree Warden
500.00
Health and Sanitation :
Board of Health
1,200.00
Inspection of Animals
100.00
Inspection of Slaughtering
500.00
Highways, Bridges and Sidewalks
6,150.00
Street Lights
1,200.00
Charity
3,500.00
State Aid
750.00
Soldiers' Relief and Military Aid
400.00
Public Library
604.00
Care of Monument Grounds
60.00
Parks
25.00
Memorial Day Observance
125.00
Printing and Distribution of Town Reports
383.00
Liability Insurance
300.00
Fire Insurance
400.00
Reserve Fund
2,000.00
Care of Cemeteries
150.00
Interest
2,800.00
School Appropriation
48,700.00
Permanent Road on West Centre Street
11,000.00
Plymouth County, Aid to Agriculture
100.00
Motor Equipment for Snow for Streets
755.00
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Street Lights (new)
90.00
Brockton Hospital
500.00
The town ratified the action of the School Committee in signing a contract with the Trustees of the Howard Funds for the use of the High School property for three years, effective July 1, 1922.
For the purpose of installing water in the South part of the town, the town voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000.00, and the Treasurer was authorized to issue notes, with the approval of the Selectmen, for $5,000.00 payable $500.00 each year beginning 1924 to 1933 inclusive.
The sum of $10,000.00 was appropriated from the Sur- plus Revenue to be deducted by the Assessors from the tax levy of 1923.
In the death of our honored Town Treasurer and Tax Collector, Frank L. Howard, who had served the town in those capacities for a long period of years, the town lost a valuable servant.
On February 26, 1923, Catherine M. Howard was ap- pointed acting Town Treasurer and Tax Collector to fill the unexpired term of Frank L. Howard, and Mrs. Howard was sworn to a faithful performance of her duties by the Town Clerk.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, APRIL 21, 1923.
Chose Howard B. Wilbur, Moderator.
Catherine M. Howard was chosen Tax Collector.
The committee appointed at the annual town meeting to consider the remuneration of the Treasurer and Tax Collector, through its chairman, Arthur E. Ryder, made the following recommendations: That the combined salaries of the Treasurer and Tax Collector be $1,000.00; the Col-
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lector to collect all water bills, send notices to all delin- quents and return lists to the Water Commissioners of rates the Collector is unable to collect.
That the salary of the Collector be $700.00 and that of the Treasurer be $300.00 and that the sum of $350.00 be allowed for the expenses of the two offices.
Voted to accept the report of the committee.
The sum of $1,350.00 was raised and appropriated for the Treasurer and Tax Collector.
Voted-that all money received for summons and de- mands be turned into the Treasury.
Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $600.00 for the repairing of Truck Combination number one.
EDWARD H. CROCKER,
Town Clerk.
In April Albert C. Snow resigned the office of Tax Col- lector and the Selectmen appointed Catherine M. Howard acting Tax Collector until her successor shall be elected and qualify. Mrs. Howard was elected Collector April 21, 1923 and was duly sworn April 26, 1923.
Hunter's Licenses, 1923.
Number of Resident Combination Licenses for year ending December 31, 1923 77
Number of Resident Fishing Licenses 45
Number of Resident Hunting and Trapping Licenses
24
Number of Minor's Trapping Licenses 42
Number of Alien Fishing Licenses 1
Number of Non-Resident Citizen's Combination
Licenses 1
Whole number issued 190
Amount received for Licenses $249.50
Less Clerk's fees 28.50
$221.00
Paid Division of Fisheries and Game, $221.00.
EDWARD H. CROCKER, Town Clerk.
Dog Licenses, 1923.
Licenses issued in 1923 :
Male and spayed dogs, 227 at $2.00
$454.00
Females, 43 at $5.00
215.00
$669.00
Paid County Treasurer
$567.00
270 Town Clerk's fees at 20c
$54.00
1.80
9 Town Clerk's fees due Clerk Balance due County Treasurer, Jau. 1, 1924
46.20
$669.00
EDWARD H. CROCKER, Town Clerk.
List of Jurors, Appointed July 1, 1923.
Allen, Henry F., Bosworth, William F., Capen, Frank A.,
Cheney, Clinton A., Churchill, Wesley N., Crowley, Walter D.,
Curtis, William F. Eburn, Herbert P., Ellis, Abner,
Forbes, Ralph D.,
Gillespie, Wilfred F., Hambly, William A., Harriman, Charles E., Horton, Harold M., Howland, Frank L., Johnson, Herbert C., Keenan, John A., Kirby, Owen., Littlefield, Willis B., McFadden, Francis J., Mirling, Oscar B. Norton, Willard N.,
Nute, Levi T.,
Peck, Fred A.,
Shoeworker, Shoeworker, Shoeworker, Shoeworker, Bookkeeper, Shoeworker,
Salesman,
242 South St. 44 West Centre St. 115 North Main St.
188 South Main St. 8 South St.
15 Prospect St.
55 Prospect St.
351 North Elm St. 85 Crescent St.
320 East St. 21 Crescent St.
Shoeworker, Box Maker
Shoe F'man
457 South Main St. 26 Com'n'lth Ave. 234 North-Elm St. 616 East St. 22 Sinnott St.
Shoeworker, Shoeworker, Farmer,
362 Manley St.
Shoeworker,
378 Matfield St.
Clerk,
71 Thayer Ave. 42 Walnut St.
445 Spring St.
40 Plain St. 48 South St.
Painter, Printer, Sta'ry Eng.,
Coal Dealer,
Sta'ry F'm'n Salesman,
Mail Carrier, Shoeworker, Auditor,
146 South Main St.
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Penpraese, Daniel A., Pope, A. Allan,
Shoeworker, Shoeworker,
111 West St. 62 Maolis Ave.
Farmer,
768 West Centre St.
Clerk,
121 East Centre St.
Rice, Ernest O.,
Meat Cutter,
352 West Centre St. 42 Brooks Place 325 North Elm St.
Shaw, Nathaniel G.,
Pat'n Maker,
612 North Main St.
Slade, William E.,
Dentist,
304 North Elm St.
Smith, George W., Sullivan, Daniel T., Thayer, Henry F.,
Manager,
194 North Elm St.
Laborer,
Retired,
278 South Main St. 92 Union St.
Walker, Howard N.,
Salesman,
46 Sunset Ave.
Washburn, Curtis W., Weeks, Warren E.,
Shoeworker,
347 East Centre St.
Shoe F'man,
451 Matfield St.
White, Howard C.,
Auto Dealer,
33 South Main St.
LIST OF JURORS DRAWN IN 1923
Frederick W. Baker
Daniel J. Lothrop
E. Marion Roberts
Horace R. Snell
Frank A. Capen Abner Ellis
Daniel A. Penpraese
George F. Cobb
Porter, Emmons C., Purdy, Leonard A., Reid, John,
Machinist,
Simmons, Charles E.,
Tel. Installer,
Report of Assessors.
LIST OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1923.
Maintenance of County Hospital
$783.84
Moderator
25.00
Selectmen
900.00
Town Accountant
700.00
Assessors
1,200.00
Other Financial Officers and Accounts
60.00
Town Clerk
550.00
Law
75.00
Election and Registration
300.00
Police
1,200.00
Town Hall and Offices
2,300.00
Dog Officer
15.00
Fire Department and Equipment
1,600.00
Hydrants
1,000.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
150.00
Moth Extermination
2,800.00
Tree Warden
500.00
Board of Health
1,200.00
Inspection of Animals
100.00
Inspection of Slaughtering
500.00
Highways, Bridges and Sidewalks
6,150.00
Street Lights
1,200.00
Charities
3,500.00
State Aid
750.00
Soldiers' Relief and Military
400.00
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Public Library
604.00
Care of Monument Grounds
60.00
Parks
25.00
Memorial Day Observance
125.00
Printing and Distribution of Town Reports
383.00
Liability Insurance
300.00
Fire Insurance
400.00
Reserve Fund
2,000.00
Interest
2,800.00
Care of Cemeteries
150.00
School Appropriations
48,700.00
Aid to Agriculture
100.00
Motor Equipment for Snow and Scraping of Streets
755.00
Permanent Road on West Centre Street
11,000.00
Street Lights (new)
90.00
Brockton Hospital
500.00
Highway Bonds due this year
9,000.00
$104,905.84
Less appropriation from Surplus
10,000.00
$94,905.84
ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS MADE APRIL 21, 1923.
Treasurer and Tax Collector
$1,350.00
Repairing Fire Truck
600.00
$96,855.84
$95,905.84
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ASSESSMENT ON PROPERTY.
Appropriations of Annual Meet- ing
$95,905.84
Appropriations of Special Meet- ing
1,950.00
Maturing Debt (not included in appropriations)
9,000.00
State Tax
4,800.00
State Highway Tax
632.20
Auditing Accounts
326.82
County Tax
4,114.81
-$116,729.67
Less estimated revenue from all sources, includ- ing Corporation, National Bank and Income Taxes 28,806.77
$87,922.90
Less free cash in treasury voted to be used by Assessors
10.000.00
$77,922.90
Poll Taxes
1,798.00
Overlayings
1,077.69
Subsequent Assessment
36.37
$80,834.96
TABLE OF AGGREGATES
Number of residents assessed on property
1,038
Number of non-residents assessed on property 298
Number of persons assessed on property
1,352
Number of persons assessed for poll tax only
273
Number of persons assessed
1,625
Number of male polls assessed
899
Tax on each poll $5.00
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Value of assessed personal estate
$478,955.00
Value of assessed real estate
Total valuation assessed Apr. 1, 1923
$1,941,148.00 $2,420,103.00
TAX FOR STATE, COUNTY AND TOWN PURPOSES, INCLUDING OVERLAYINGS.
On Personal Estate
On Real Estate
On Polls Gain
$15,278.84 61,923.75 4,495.00 1.31
$81,698.90
Rate per thousand
$31.90
Number of horses assessed
184
Number of cows assessed
883
Number of neat cattle assessed other than cows
129
Number of swine assessed
24
Number of dwelling houses assessed
729
Number of acres of land assessed
9,471
Number of fowl assessed
5,956
EXEMPTED PROPERTY
Trustees of the Howard Fund in West Bridge-
water
$98,950.00
Unitarian Society
5,700.00
Methodist Episcopal Society
3,700.00
Baptist Society
3,360.00
Sunset Avenue Congregational Society
1,700.00
Old Bridgewater Historical Society
3,300.00
Town Hall
10,400.00
Fire Engine House
1,800.00
Public Library
2,000.00
$130,900.00
List of Taxpayers.
Adams, Edward
$1.28
Ahlborg, George H.
1.28
Ahlston, John, 74 Belmont
5.00
Albee, Alice L.
2.39
Alden, A. Eugene, 40 Ash
7.01
Alden, Nellie, 40 Ash
63.80
Alden, William O., 616 N. Elm
89.54
Aldrich, Eldon L., 22 Emerson
5.00
Aldrich, Ira F., 22 Emerson
66.73
Alexander, Alexander G., 140 So. Elm
50.46
Alfieri, Leo, 468 Walnut
43.28
Allen, Henry F., 71 Thayer
52.06
Alger, Albert L., 329 Pleasant
5.00
Alger, Alice H.
3.19
Alger, Edith M., 217 N. Elm
231.28
Alger, Frank W.
28.39
Alger, George W., 329 Pleasant
216.92
Alger, Herbert W., 217 N. Elm
45.67
Alger, Mason, 329 Pleasant
20.95
Alger, Mary E., 170 N. Elm
65.40
Alger, Roland, 329 Pleasant
7.39
Alger, William H., 420 N. Elm
106.28
Ames, Charles F., 203 South
18.72
Ames, Charles T.
.80
Ames, George F., 322 Manley
63.16
Ames, Harriet E., 153 Prospect
51.84
Ames, John C.
38.95
Ames, Sumner P., 203 South
60.99
Ames, William N.
13.40
Ames, William N. et al.
59.97
Anderson, Aaron, 218 East
5.00
Anderson, Anders, 218 East
5.00
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Anderson, Alfred
70.18 363.02
Anderson, Bros.
Anderson, Carl A., 36 W. Centre
8.83
Anderson, Carl A. et al., 36 W. Centre
121.22
Anderson, Carl H., 373 Matfield
128.86
Anderson, Carl W., 391 N. Elm
27.33
Anderson, Carl W., et al., 391 N. Elm
87.73
Anderson, Elizabeth, 201 Howard
188.21
Anderson, Gustaf A., 201 Howard
21.75
Anderson, Margaret F., 34 So. Elm
31.90
Anderson, Oscar W.
.80
Anderson, John R., 34 So. Elm
5.00
Anderson, Ralph W., 391 So. Elm
6.12
Andrews, Albert M.
4.79
Andrews, Cecil N., 109 Spring
80.98
Andrews, David, 84 Maolis Ave.
31.08
Andrews, Edward T., 109 Spring
5.00
Andrews, Georgia, 80 Maolis Ave.
47.85
Andrews, Henry E., 75 Maolis Ave.
52.85
Andre, Manuel, 20 Cross
8.45
Andre, Mary, 20 Cross
57.42
Andrea, Manuel J., 7 Prog. Ave.
34.51
Asach, A. Gabriel, et al., 397 W. Centre
256.00
Asach, Michael J., 397 W. Centre
819.00
Asach, Michael P., 15 Brooks Place
5.00
Atwood, Carl, 272 N. Elm
12.98
Atwood, Carlton G., 272 N. Elm
100.49
Atwood, Ada H., 36 Brooks Place
76.56
Austin, Charles A., 172 So. Main
71.99
Austin, Minnie B., 516 N. Elm
89.32
Austin, William S., 516 N. Elm
5.00
Backstrom, Axel, 22 Shaw Ave.
133.87
Bacon, Pardon K.
13.56
Baker, Benjamin C., 209 W. Centre
67.21
Baker, Benjamin F., 74 Belmont
5.00
Baker, Benjamin F., et ux., 74 Belmont
49.45
Baker, Everett C., 441 E. Centre
65.61
Baker, Enos, 25 Samuel Ave.
5.00
Baker, Frederick W., 136 Copeland
8.19
Baker, George E., 520 W. Centre
5.00
Baker, Grace E.
12.76
Baker, Herbert F., 136 Copeland
3.19
Balbony, Henry, 29 Keenan
84.76
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Balbony, Nilio, 29 Keenan
8.19
Ballsdon, William E., 522 Manley
114.42
Barker, Albert D., 32 Prospect
116.65
Barker, Albert F., 39 Copeland
726.58
Barker, John S., 39 Copeland
17.76
Barr, Sidney L., 600 N. Main
131.01
Barrett, Neal K., 242 East
11.89
Barrett, George D.
8.77
Barrett, Sadie K., 242 East
118.03
Barros, Manuel S., 45 Prog. Ave.
38.50
Barros, Benjamin S., 45 Prog. Ave.
5.00
Barnes, Charles E., 373 So. Elm
7.55
Barnes, Charles W.
1.60
Barnes, Grace M., et al., 26 N. Centre
73.37
Barnes, John P., 26 N. Centre
24.14
Bartlett, Abigail, et al., 104 N. Elm
39.56
Bartlett, Henry, 104 N. Elm
588.78
Bartlett, Helen, 104 N. Elm
12.76
Bartlett, William
1.28
Bassett, William H., et al.
3.19
Bates, Frank L., 17 Belmont
5.00
Bates, George, 17 Belmont
5.00
Bates, Hattie E., 316 N. Elm
122.82
Bates, Loring M., 316 N. Elm
24.14
Battles, K.
1.28
Batson, Colin A.
27.91
Baxtrom, A. Henry, 22 Shaw Ave.
1.60
Baxter, Hattie S., 294 East
4.79
Baxter, Obed S., 294 East
87.47
Baxter, Walter G., 21 Com. Ave.
85.02
Beal, Joseph L. T., 127 Belmont
6.60
Beal, William N., 127 Belmont
5.00
Beauchemin, George, 250 Matfield
14.57
Beer, T. Alfred, 14 Columbus Ave.
38.50
Belcher, Almond A., 46 Belmont
5.00
Belcher, John F., 32 Sunset Ave.
24.14
Belcher, Mary F., 46 Belmont
62.21
Belmore, Adoler O., 4 So. Main
308.05
Belmore, Octave, 247 Matfield
165.30
Bendinelli, Arthur J., 332 Matfield
53.17
Bendinelli, Arthur, et al., 332 Matfield
161.10
Bennett, Rufus C., 115 So. Main
223.71
Bennett, Ralph, 115 So. Main
13.77
Bennett, Roland C., 115 So. Main
5.00
23
Benson, Harold
.96
Benjamin, Charles A., 21 Crescent
5.00
Bernstein, Eric F., 22 Grant
67.21
Bergstrom, P. Eric, et al.
39.88
Bergland, Algot I., 73 Prospect
65.62
Berquist, Manford
1.12
Berry, Charles W., 43 Francis Ave.
52.19
Biladeau, Calice, 161 Matfield
105.17
Biladeau, Leon, 161 Matfield
6.60
Billington, Edward N., 361 Spring
27.33
Billington, Elizabeth L., 361 Spring
66.19
Bingham, Allen R., 373 N. Elm
105.49
Bingham, Wellington, 373 N. Elm
5.00
Bisbee, Fred E., 19 Thayer
61.82
Bismore, Joseph H., 165 W. Centre
5.96
Bismore, Joseph Jr., 165 W. Centre
5.00
Bismore, Lucy E., 165 W. Centre
73.37
Bismore, Joseph H., 45 Matfield
6.60
Bismore, Joseph and Maria E., 45 Matfield
11.96
Bittencourt, Antone M., 19 Prog. Ave.
27.33
Bittencourt, Antone M., 632 N. Elm
5.00
Bittencourt, Jose M., 632 N. Elm
65.61
Blackey, Arthur L., 268 N. Elm
111.87
Black, William L., 41 S. Main
5.00
Black, William L. and Annie M., 41 S. Main
46.26
Blake, John E., 42 Matfield
48.07
Blackmer, John H., 486 N. Elm
110.06
Blanchette, E.
1.28
Blanchard, Elizabeth, et al.,486 W. Centre
41.47
Bloomquist, Henry
26.83
Bliven, Charles S., 32 Walnut
26.83
Bliven, Charles S., et al., 32 Walnut
111.65
Bloom, Gustav, 455 Spring
5.00
Bloom, Gustav, et al., 455 Spring
36.69
Bluis, Edith M.
9.57
Bluis, M., 319 E. Centre
127.12
Bolster, Harold G., 59 Sunset Ave.
20.95
Bolus, Albert L.
1.12
Booth, George P., 420 Crescent
19.83
Booth, George P. and Hattie M., 420 Crescent
65.40
Bolster, Harold G.,, et ux., 59 Sunset Ave.
86.13
Booth, Hattie, 404 Crescent
36.69
Bosworth, Albert F., 264 Matfield
10.58
Bosworth, William F., 44 Walnut
68.80
24
Boucher, Pierre
.96
Boudreau, Alice L., 605 W. Centre
60.61
Boudreau, William B., 605 W. Centre
9.79
Bourne, Edward L., 21 Spring
5.00
Brackett, Randolph C., 27 Cyr
5.00
Brackett, Randolph C., et al., 27 Cyr
5.58
Bradford, Nathan W., 120 Bryant
122.23
Brady, Mary E.,
3.19
Braga, Joseph J., 572 N. Elm
19.36
Bragga, Manuel J., 21 Bryant
202.78
Bragga, Mary C., 21 Bryant
12.76
Brayton, Robert E., 14 Sinnott
70.34
Briggs, Charles E., 448 Matfield
57.64
Brock, Norman L., 535 N. Elm
151.27
Broman, Carl E., 348 N. Elm
91.14
Brockton Gas Light Co.,
1,427.34
Brodeur, Frank T., 403 Spring
12.98
Brodeur, Frank T., et al., 403 Spring
55.03
Brooks, Benjamin F., 423 N. Elm
5.74
Brooks, Alice H., 423 N. Elm
97.30
Brooks, Charles E.,
6.38
Brooks, Fred H., 19 Sunset Ave.
12.98
Brooks, John E., 423 N. Elm
17.76
Brooks, Carlton H., 107 N. Main
5.00
Broughton, Evelyn L.
54.23
Broughton, Evelyn L., Trustee
197.14
Brown, Charles H., 23 Walnut
54.45
Brown, Dexter E., 36 Brooks Place
5.00
Brown, Ellen M., 174 So. Main
60.61
Brown, Frank P., 20 West
5.00
Brown, Lura, et al., 455 W. Centre
54.23
Brown, L. R.
· 3.99
Brown, Edward J., 61 Belmont
9.57
Brown, Walter W., 174 So. Main
5.00
Brown, William R., 60 Plain
7.39
Bruce, Malcolm L., 22 Union
5.00
Brusso, Edward J., 61 Belmont
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