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EDWARD H. CROCKER,
Town Clerk.
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DOGS LICENSED BY THE TOWN CLERK.
Licenses issued from January 1, 1929 to December 31, 1929. Males and spayed females, 339 at $2.00 $678.00 325.00
Females, 65 at $5.00
$1,003.00
Less Clerk's Fees, 404 at 20 cents
$80.80
Paid County Treasurer
922.20
$1,003.00
Due County Treasurer, two male licenses from 1928
$3.60
Total paid County Treasurer $925.80
NUMBER OF SPORTING AND TRAPPING LICENSES ISSUED DURING THE YEAR 1929
Number of Resident Sporting Licenses
122 at $2.25 $274.50
Number of Resident Trapping Licenses
27 at 2.25
60.75
Number of Minor Trapping Licenses
38 at .75 28.50
Number of Duplicate Licenses
2 at
.50 1.00
Whole number issued
189
$364.75
Less Clerk's fees, 187 at 25 cents
46.75
Paid Division of Fisheries and Game
$318.00
EDWARD H. CROCKER, Town Clerk.
127.50 Town Clerk's Report.
BIRTHS RECORDED IN WEST BRIDGEWATER IN THE YEAR 1929
Date Name
Jan.
23 Alfred James Chaves
24 Constance Leonard Feb.
2 Mary Evangeline Paiva
3 Arthur Antonio Perry
25 Richard Stanley Boudreau March
17 Muriel Bassett Ryder
20 Robert Malcolm Sylvia
27 William Henry Haskins April 3 Anthony Francis Lallis
11 Alfred Austin Hayden, Jr.
13 Mary Copeland Lyon
23 Lance Richard Ohlson
23 Theresa Jule Dillenschnider May
4 Dorothy Ernestine Tingley
16 Frances Lorraine Porter
17 Lucille Oliveira Pinto
25 Robert William Almquist
26 Marjorie Louise MacTiche 30 Thomas B. Miles, Jr.
June
9 Robert Wesley Anderson
16 Louis Rodrices Silva
28 Tribou
Parents' Name
Ernest A. and Mary A. Rezendes Richard P. and Constance M. Brady
Joseph and Dorothy E. Wardwell Quintino A. Jr., and Mary A. Perry Louis F. and Ruth E. Dearth
Arthur E. and Marguerite Smith Anthony M. and Mary H. Piver James O. and Lillian I. Thibedeau
Anthony and Stacia Kibart Alfred A. and Elizabeth A. Drew Harold S. and Mary R. Griffin Carl R. and Lillie Hulton Jules M. and Rose Dowling
Chester D. and Marion F. Dunham Raymond B. and Annie K. Ellis Justino and Julia A. Oliveira George O. and Margie E. Stevens Charles R. and Flora E. Dearing Thomas B. and Edith M. Rubbra
Wesley C. A. and Florence E. Kerr Augustinho L. and Gloria Rodrique Charles L. and Albina B. Little
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July
2 Roy Edward Willis
6 Arthur Edwin Churchill
6 William Lloyd Churchill
6 Mason W. Alger, Jr.
29 Warren Morrison Ellis Aug.
11 Charles Elwood Baker
18 Shirley Macomber Sept.
11 Stillborn
22 Richard Wallace Cogswell
23 Dorothy Evelyn Hunter
26 Robert William Hagglund Oct.
3 Stillborn
9" Lillian Marie Reid
13 Patricia Ann Vandyke
13 Beverly Eileen Mason
21 - Claire Adele Bemis
24 George Washington Gaskill Jr.George W. and Bessie Turner
25 Alfred Richard Michalowski John and Josephine Zukiewie Nov.
16 Irene Verna Benson 28 Lorraine Glenna Lamb Dec.
1 Ruth Ellen Wood
3 Barbara Frances Raymond
7: Freamont David Bolles
8: Philbrick Winslow Dodge 9 Lorraine Erskine
16 Barbara Mae Packard
16 Beverly Ann Packard
16. Rita Nae Crowley
26; Blanch Eva Salvador
29 Russell Albert Jenness
29 Richard Arnold Coelho
Albert W. and Hattie E. Hall W. Rodney and Jenny Watts W. Rodney and Jenny Watts Mason W. and Dorothy Turner Ellsworth P. and Ruth C. Eddy
George E. and Virginia Philbrook William H. and Gertrude Hefler
Norman L. and Mary A. Keating Howard L. and Grace L. Gray Arvid and Gladys M. Cogswell
Roland F. and Lillian M. Conklin Harold D. and Eileen J. Dearth Ralph B. and Myrtle Turner Clayton A. and Ella Curtis
Otto W. and Usula Ademitis Gordon and Effie Drew
Alexander H. and Mary Wren Howard E. and Esther Tucker Orin F. and Clara J. Ritch Walter C. and Dorothy Winslow Frank G. and Madeline J. Ellis Harold O. and Hazel F. Mosher Harold O. and Hazel F. Mosher Daniel F. and Delia Duggan Joseph M. and Helen Chaves Gordon B. and Marjorie L. Pierce Anthony P. and Angelina P. Braga
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN WEST BRIDGEWATER IN THE YEAR 1929
Jan. 12. Waldo G. Eckstrom of Brockton and Dorothy F. Redmann of West Bridgewater, at Brockton.
Mar. 10. Robert J. Daley of West Bridgewater and Ger- trude A. Campbell of East Bridgewater, at East Bridgewater.
May 2. Harry W. Tompkins of Brockton and Edith V. Austin of West Bridgewater, at Brockton.
4. Fred J. Rondeau and Nellie W. Keith, both of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater.
10. Roy W. Holbrook and Marion A. Porter, both of West Bridgewater, at Brockton.
27. Clifford M. Harvey of Easton and Alice W. Berry of West Bridgewater, at Easton.
June 9. Manuel A. Couite of West Bridgewater and Mary Kiernan of Brockton, at Brockton.
12. Edward R. Long of Randolph and Alice B. Fallon of West Bridgewater, at Bridgewater.
15. William T. Luddy of West Bridgewater and Emma D. Dube of Bridgewater, at Middle- boro.
16. Leon J. Biladeau of West Bridgewater and Jo- sephine M. Sullivan of Brockton, at Brockton.
23. Joseph J. Moruzzi of Bridgewater and Genevieve A. Bowen of West Bridgewater, at Bridge- water.
30. James A. Kehoe of Bridgewater and Hazel S. Holmes of West Bridgewater, at Bridge- water.
July 3. Frank C. Foss and Elsie M. Paige, both of Brock- ton, at West Bridgewater.
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4. Fred Oldfield of Taunton and Katherine S. Peura of West Bridgewater, at Taunton.
16. Antonio F. Silveria and Mary B. Perry, both of West Bridgewater at West Bridgewater.
17. Arthur L. Frellick of West Bridgewater and Maude E. Clark of Marion, at Marion.
27. Antone C. Perry of West Bridgewater and Rose Cunha of Taunton, at Taunton.
31. Lawrence M. Caswell and Ruth M. Foye, both of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater.
Aug. 22. Andrew J. Norman of West Bridgewater and Lottie M. Pierce of Cambridge, at West Bridgewater.
17. Gordon B. Jenness of Brockton and Marjorie L. Pierce of West Bridgewater, at West Bridge- water.
Sept. 2. Charles H. Smith of East Bridgewater and Mary Sturgis of West Bridgewater, at East Bridge- water.
14. Otto W. Benson and Usula N. Shimkus, both of West Bridgewater, at Quincy.
Oct. 11. Edward E. Baker and Doris M. Irving, both of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater.
12. Jeremiah G. Reardon of East Bridgewater and Florence E. Bisbee of West Bridgewater, at East Bridgewater.
12. Joseph S. Moreira and Emma C. Silveria, both of West Bridgewater, at Bridgewater.
14. Wilson W. Mills of West Bridgewater and Doro- thy G. Waldorf of Quincy, at Brockton.
16. Carl Anderson and Laura E. Nichols, both of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater.
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18. William L. Greene of Middleborough and Mary E. Kirby of West Bridgewater, at Boston.
19. Edward F. Burke of Brockton and Esther Hayes of West Bridgewater, at Bridgewater.
26. Kenneth O. Lewis of West Bridgewater and Dorothy F. Turner of Quincy, at West Bridgewater.
Nov. 9. James Eddy and Louise Godsoe, both of Brock- ton, at West Bridgewater.
10. Manuel C. Travers of West Bridgewater and So- phia I. Silva of East Bridgewater, at East Bridgewater.
Dec. 21. F. John Glinski of Brockton and Hazel B. Van- dyke of West Bridgewater, at Brockton.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF WEST BRIDGEWATER IN THE YEAR 1929
Date
Name
Age Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
January
7 Charles E. Willis
77
10
12 Heart Disease
8 Georgia A. Dickson
47
4
20 Cerebral Hemorrhage
24 Harriet C. Kinney
79 2
16
Chronic Myocarditis
February
8 Hilda Chaves
0
5
12 Influenza Meningeal
15 Alfred G. Lawson
56
1
28
Cerebral Hemorrhage
March
5 Ruth A. Barton
84
4
0 Cerebral Hemorrhage Raynaud's Disease
April
6 Wilfred A. Gardiner
26
2
16 Pulmonary Tuberculosis 15 Empyema left chest and purpulent pericardicis and Septicemia
19 George Gurney
80
2 22
Septicemia complicating in- testinal obstruction
May
3 Mary J. Wilbur
78
7
14 Cerebral Hemorrhage Arterio Sclerosis
6 Dora S. Jones
92
4
14 Abbie F. Fairbanks
64
2
11 Cerebral Hemorrhage
19 Mary E. Jennison
58
2
7 Hemiplegia
June 1 Charles Simono
74
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28 Cardiac Failure-Arterio Sclerosis
29 July
Rhoda F. Wilbur
75
9 15 Chronic Myocarditis
9 Ira A. Pratt
83
9
7 Arterio Sclerosis
18 Abigail Bartlett
86
6 20
Intestinal Indigestion
27 Alice S. Cushing
50
9
4 Cerebral Hemorrhage
August
7 Mary Alexander
88
Carcinoma of Stomach
26 Joseph M. Salvador
34
- Acute Dilatation of Heart
September
11 Stillborn 20 Hattie A. Bruce
42
3 1 Nephritis
8 Rebecca Rubin
74
6 Leo Lupien
8
23
23 George W. Alger
62
74
3
8 Hypertension Cardia Dis- ease 9 Puerperal Septicemia
October 1 Mary E. DeChambeau
17
11
22
Addisons Disease
3 Stillborn
12 Patricia Morse
6
5
25
General Septicemia
20 Thomas A. Perron
50
1
10
Angina Pectoris
November
12 Sidney P. Kimball
67
1
7 Arteriosclerosis - Hyperten- sion
18
Emma Blakely
83
3 29
Carcinoma of left side of face
19 Leslie R. Bruce
8
9
25
General Septicaemia Apolexy
December
9 Blanche L. Polley
82
10
12
LaGrippe
10 William T. Elliott
84
10
15
Arteriosclerosis
12 John A. Keenan
60
3
7
Hypostatic Pneumonia Arteriosclerosis
16 John Dondero
80
19 Ingeborg C. Kellander 82 2 - 14 Myocarditis Multiple Burns-Accidental 21 Dorothy Chaves 4 -
23 Mary A. French
85
4 23 Arteriosclerosis
28 Alice F. Woodworth 54
1
5 Chronic Endocarditis
5 14 Carcinoma of Rectum 24 Sarah J. Lincoln
26 Mary A. Cogswell
32
6
20 August Winberg
78
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List of Jurors Appointed July 1, 1929
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Name
Street Occupation
Alden, William O. 616 North Elm St.Insurance
Bosworth, William F. 44 Walnut St. Shoeworker
Baker, Frederic W. 136 Copeland St. Painter
Beless, James S.
40 Ash St.
Poultry Dealer
Bisbee, Fred E.
19 Thayer Ave. Shoeworker
Brewster, Arthur C. 433 Spring St.
Clark, Herbert J.
492 West St.
Shoe Foreman Chauffeur
Congdon, Fred T.
85 Crescent St.
Farmer
Cyr, Henry A.
23 Vital St.
Shoeworker
DeChambeau, James
357 Matfield St.
Teamster
Edson, J. Bradford
216 North Elm St.Retired
Ferranti, Allie L.
550 North Main
Bill Poster
Freeman, Stanley L. 419 Spring St.
County Farm Agt.
Golder, Lester J.
29 Maolis Ave. Farmer
Gott, Carlton E.
26 West Centre Jeweler
Guinea, Thomas F.
535 West Centre Shoeworker
Gummow, Earl R.
175 Bryant St.
Farmer
Hambly, F. Eldon
20 Kenneth St.
Lineman
Hathaway, Charles M. 449 Spring St. Electrician
Holbrook, James R. 34 High St.
Shoeworker
Howard, Alfred E.
157 Spring St.
Farmer
Leach, Ira A.
61 Plain St. 475 West Centre Bank Clerk 10 Charles St. Shoeworker
Shoeworker
Leavitt, Winfield C. Lothrop, Herbert A. MacDonald, Robert
270 South Elm StElectrician
Miles, Thomas B.
404 Crescent St. Teamster
Miner, Charles E.
37 North Main Mechanic
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Mosher, Harwood S. 480 West St.
Farmer
Perkins, Robert V.
408 Spring St.
Furniture Dealer
Peterson, Elmer E.
285 Matfield St.
Shoeworker
Peterson, Erik H.
4 Plain St.
Grocer
Read, Arthur L.
355 Matfield St.
Auto Mechanic
Rockwell, Clifton G.
20 Arch St.
Teamster
Rosen, John
42 South St.
Carpenter
Roulstone, Forrest R.
17 Spring St.
Credit Manager
Seager, Edward W.
36 Plain St.
Shoeworker
Sherman, Robert F.
461 Matfield St. Last Maker
Snow, Albert C.
20 Forest St. Shoeworker
Taylor, Henry F.
58 South St. Last Maker
Towers, Walter H. 449 North Elm St.Art Director
Wetterberg, David W. 304 Matfield St. Shoeworker
LIST OF JURORS DRAWN IN 1929
Leon H.' Belden
Orren A. King
Harry S. Bowers
Irving A. Lewis
J. Bradford Edson
George W. May
Carleton E. Gott
Charles E. Miner
Daniel W. Green
Forrest E. Ohlson
David W. Wetterberg
Report of Assessors.
LIST OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1929
Moderator
$25.00
Selectmen
900.00
Town Accountant
725.00
Treasurer and Collector
1,550.00
Assessors
1,600.00
Other Financial Officers and Accounts
50.00
Town Clerk
668.00
Election and Registration
350.00
Law
75.00
Town Hall and Officers
2,500.00
Police
1,800.00
Fire Department Equipment and Fire Alarm
3,800.00
Dog Officer
25.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
125.00
Moth Extermination
2,800.00
Tree Warden
500.00
Board of Health
1,500.00
Inspection of Animals
100.00
Hydrants
2,500.00
Inspection of Slaughtering
500.00
Highways
10,000.00
Snow Removal
2,500.00
Streets, Signs and Bridges
1,000.00
Street Lights
2,772.00
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Public Welfare
5,500.00
Soldiers' Relief
200.00
Military Aid
100.00
Public Library
856.00
State Aid
450.00
Care of Monument Grounds
60.00
Flags and Parks
50.00
Memorial Day Observance
100.00
Printing Town Reports
502.60
Fire Insurance
600.00
Liability Insurance
450.00
Reserve Fund
2,000.00
Interest
2,500.00
Care of Cemeteries
100.00
School Appropriations
48,700.00
Finance Committee Expenses
10.00
Sidewalks
250.00
Black Road Walnut Street
6,000.00
Black Road East Street
7,000.00
Cinders for Maolis Avenue
100.00
Two-ton Truck, Highway Department
4,000.00
Road Scraper
550.00
Black Sidewalk, North Main Street
1,000.00
Seal Coat South Elm Street
300.00
Calcium Chloride
1,000.00
Street Lights (new)
468.00
Plymouth County Hospital Maintenance
845.30
Plymouth County Aid to Agriculture
100.00
Visiting Nurse Service
300.00
Total $122,456.90
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ASSESSMENT ON PROPERTY
Appropriations of the Annual Town Meeting
$122,456.90
Maturing Debt
3,000.00
State Tax
3,910.00
State Highway Tax
268.81
State Highway Snow Removal Tax
67.88
State Gipsy and Brown Tail Moth Tax 34.24
State Audit 312.19
County Tax
6,660.40
Overlay (of current year)
1,384.73
Total $138,095.15
Less estimated revenue from all sources includ- ing Corporation, National Bank, Income and Motor Vehicle Excise Tax $36,982.06
Less free cash from treasury voted to be used by
Assessors to reduce the 1929 tax levy $10,000.00
Net amount raised by taxation on Polls and
Property $91,113.09
978 Polls at $2.00 each
1,956.00
Amount raised on Property $89,157.09
Omitted Assessment 0
Subsequent Poll Taxes
14.00
Total amount committed to Collector $89,171.09
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TABLE OF AGGREGATES
Number of male polls assessed
978
Number of persons, partnerships and cor- porations assessed on property 1,085
Value of assessed stocks in trade
$9,645.00
Value of assessed machinery
$292,986.00
Value of assessed personal estate
$376,201.00
Value of assessed real estate
$2,719,548.00
Total valuation assessed April 1, 1929
$3,095,749.00
Tax on each poll 2.00
TAX FOR STATE, COUNTY 'AND TOWN PURPOSES INCLUDING OVERLAYINGS
On Personal Estate
$10,834.58
On Real Estate
78,322.51
On Polls
1,956.00
Total
$91,113.09
Rate per thousand
$28.80
Number of horses assessed
140
Number of cows assessed
650
Number of sheep assessed
12
Number of neat cattle other than cows assessed
83
Number of swine assessed
30
Number of dwelling houses assessed
820
Number of acres of land assessed
9,471
Number of fowl assessed
8,420
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EXEMPTED PROPERTY
Trustees of the Howard Funds in West Bridge- water
$100,860.00
Old Bridgewater Historical Society 15,500.00
Unitarian Society
11,000.00
Methodist Episcopal Society
5,600.00
Baptist Society
5,500.00
Sunset Ave. Congregational Society
2,850.00
Town Hall and lot
18,000.00
Public Library and contents
5,200.00
Fire Engine Building
2,000.00
School Property
60,150.00
Cemeteries
3,900.00
$230,560.00
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX
Number of Motor Vehicles Committed to Col-
lector on 1st Commitment May 1, 1929 768
Number of Motor Vehicles Committed to Col- lector on 2d Commitment July 1, 1929 165 Number of Motor Vehicles Committed to Col- lector on 3d Commitment Oct. 1, 1929 150
Number of Motor Vehicles Committed to Col- lector on 4th Commitment Dec. 31, 1929 89
Total Number of Motor Vehicles Assessed 1,172
Valuation of 1st Commitment
$187,990.00
Valuation of 2d Commitment
47,230.00
Valuation of 3d Commitment
54,390.00
Valuation of 4th Commitment
28,630.00
Total Valuation $318,240.00
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Tax on 1st Commitment
$5,573.33
Tax on 2d Commitment
1,400.23
Tax on 3d Commitment
806.20
Tax on 4th Commitment
278.71
Total Tax Assessed
$8,058.47
Rate per thousand
$29.65
Feb. 10, 1930.
In reply to a letter to the "Chairman of the Selectmen" from the secretary of the Finance Committee, regarding the Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, where a resident of West Bridgewater received an Excise Tax Bill from an adjoining town, when their car was not garaged in that town, a proper procedure would be for the owner to communicate with the Registrator of Motor Vehicles, Commonwealth Pier, Boston, stating the facts and apply for a corrected registration.
In case a person receives two or more excise tax bills, where he has sold his car and bought a new one, or ex- changed for another, he should make application for an adjustment to the local assessors within sixty days from date of transfer, or if the excise has not been committed, within sixty days from date of tax bill. The reason for paying two tax bills was because he did not apply for an adjustment within the time limit.
Board of Assessors.
List of Tax Payers, 1929
Alden, William O., 656 No. Elm
$97.76
Aldrich, Ira F., 22 Emerson
84.80
Aldrich, Eldon L., 22 Emerson
2.00
Alexander, Alexander G., 140 So. Elm
184.88
Alger, Corelli, 329 Pleasant
168.48
Alger, Edith M., 217 No. Elm
249.84
Alger, Frank W., Eastondale
26.92
Alger, George W., 329 Pleasant
24.19
Alger, Joseph Est.
3.60
Alger, Mary E., 170 No. Elm
80.64
Alger, Mason W., 90 Howard
23.74
Alger, Nathan H.
130.75
Alger, Nathan J.
45.93
Alger, William H., 420 So. Elm
124.40
Allard, Walter E. and Nellie A., 14 Sinnott
70.56
Allen, Laura D.
32.40
Allen, Gertrude T., 49 Walnut
115.20
Allen, Ida M. S., 71 Thayer
54.00
Allen, Perley W., 152 Walnut
71.98
Allin, Norman et. al.
2.88
Almquist, George O., et. al., 149 Copeland
29.38
Ames, George F., 322 Manley
61.59
Ames, Charles F., 60 No. Main
2.00
Ames, George F., et. al., 322 Manley
38.59
Ames, Margaret C., 203 South
62.64
Ames, William N., 507 Manley
2.30
Ames, William N., et. al., 507 Manley
65.09
Anderson, August, 31 Vital
25.76
Anderson, Anders, 218 East
2.00
Anderson, Aaron, 218 East
2.00
Anderson Bros., 218 East
417.91
2380.66
2.29
Almquist, George O., 149 Copeland
74.16
Am. Tel. & Tel. Co.
33
Anderson, Carl H., 373 Matfield
142.68
Anderson, Carl W., 391 No. Elm
2.00
Anderson, Carl W., et. al., 391 No. Main
108.00
Anderson, Elmer L., 218 East
2.00
Anderson,
Elizabeth, 201 Howard
223.92
Anderson, Gustaf A., 201 Howard
24.46
Anderson, Ido C., 201 Howard
10.80
Anderson,
Margaret, 34 So. Elm
54.00
Anderson, John R., 34 So. Elm
2.00
Anderson,
Oscar W., 34 So. Elm
.43
Anderson,
Ralph, 391 No. Elm
2.00
Anderson,
Roy, 391 No. Elm
.58
Anderson, Warren H., 373 Matfield
2.00
Anderson, Wesley H., 50 Belmont
2.00
Andre, Mary, 20 Cross
64.08
Andre, Manuel, 20 Cross
4.16
Andre, Joseph J., 499 W. Centre
2.00
Andrews, Albert M.
4.32
Andrews, Cecil N., 109 Spring
89.84
Andrews, Charles D., 84 Maolis Ave.
58.16
Andrews, David, 84 Maolis Ave.
2.00
Andrews, Edward T., 109 Spring
2.00
Andrews, Georgia A., 84 Maolis Ave.
3.60
Andrews, Henry E., 75 Maolis Ave.
56.02
Archibald, Neal M., 160 No. Main
2.00
Arnda, Manuel, 17 Prog. Ave.
2.00
Arvidson, Charles T., 143 Copeland
2.00
Arvidson, Charles T. and Hilda, 143 Copeland
44.64
Asach, A. Gabrielle, et. al., 379 W. Centre
233.28
Asach, Fred Bolus, East
4.30
Asach, Fred Bolus, et. al., East
31.68
Asach, Michael J., 397 W. Centre
3.44
Atwood, Carlton F., 272 No. Elm
108.56
Austin, Charles A.
75.60
Austin, Minnie B., 516 No. Elm
100.80
Austin, Wilbur S., 516 No. Elm
2.00
Backstrom, Axel, 22 Shaw Ave.
142.83
Backstrom, A. Henry, 22 Shaw Ave.
2.00
Backstrom, Eldon, 22 Shaw Ave.
2.00
Bailey, George T., 548 No. Elm
2.00
Bailey, Mary H., 548 No. Elm
104.40
17 26.58
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Bacon, P. K. Est.
15.12
Baker, Benjamin C., 209 W. Centre
71.84
Baker, Edward E., 441 E. Centre
2.00
Baker, Everett C., 441 E. Centre
67.52
Baker, Frederick W., 136 Copeland
11.91
Baker, George E., 19 High
2.00
Baker, Herbert F., 39 Brooks Pl.
2.00
Balboni, Emelia, 206 Copeland
63.36
Balboni, Henry, 29 Keenan
78.32
Balboni, Tony M., 206 Copeland
2.00
Ballard, Abner A., 70 No. Main
2.00
Ballard, Abner A. and Blanch A., 70 No. Main
71.28
Ballsdon, William E., 522 Manley
121.32
Bannson, Thomas F., 45 Howard
2.00
Barclay, William
43.04
Barker, Albert D., 32 Prospect
130.16
Barker, Albert F., 38 Prospect
565.47
Barker, John S., 38 Prospect
2.00
Barker, Albert S., H. E. Bryant and W. C. Dunbar trustees
67.97
Barr, Sidney L., 600 No. Main
207.20
Barrett, Sadie K., 242 East
133.92
Barrows, Neal K., 242 East
2.00
Barrows, Jennie L., 127 Belmont
75.60
Barros, Manuel S., Prog. Ave.
42.32
Barros, Bernardo, 35 Prog. Ave.
2.00
Bartlett, Henry, 104 No. Elm
563.45
Bartlett, Willard
.58
Bassett, William H., et. al.
3.60
Bates, Hattie, 316 No. Elm
135.36
Baxter, Walter I., 20 Com. Ave.
85.68
Beaumont, Laura A., 312 East
115.20
Beer, Thomas A., 14 Columbus Ave.
23.76
Belden, Leon H., 282 No. Elm
106.12
Beliss, James H., 40 Ash
3.09
Beliss, James A. and Margaret, 40 Ash
97.92
Belmore, Adoler O., 4 So. Main
249.68
Belmore, Octave, 229 Matfield
355.52
Bemis, Clayton A., 37 Ellis
105.68
Belcher, John T., 32 Sunset Ave.
2.00
Belmore, Ovila, 237 Matfield
2.00
Bennett, Rufus C., 115 So. Main
182.86
Bennett, Rufus C., 115 So. Main
2.00
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Bennett, George A., 81 Walnut
61.05
Benjamin, Charles A., 31 Crescent
2.00
Bergeron, Antonio J., 220 Copeland
2.00
Bergeron, Exina, 220 Copeland
61.92
Bergeron, Wilfred, 220 Copeland
2.00
Bernstein, Eric F., 22 Grant
69.68
Bergstrom, P. Eric, 690 No. Main
7.18
Bergstrom, P. Eric, et. ux., 690 No. Main
44.06
Bergstrom, Wesley
.58
Berry, Charles W., 43 Francis
53.84
Biladeau, Calice, 161 Matfield
88.68
Biladeau, Leon J., 161 Matfield
65.36
Billington, Elizabeth L., 361 Spring
73.44
Billington, Edward N., 361 Spring
2.00
Bisbee, Fred E., 19 Thayer
2.00
Bisbee, Fred E. and Florence E., 19 Thayer
64.80
Bisemore, Joseph, 45 Matfield
2.00
Bisemore, Joseph and Maria E., 45 Matfield
12.96
Bisemore, Joseph H., 165 W. Centre
2.00
Bisemore, Joseph H. Jr., 165 W. Centre
4.88
Bisemore, Lucy E., 165 W. Centre
91.44
Bittencourt, Antone, 19 Prog. Ave.
22.16
Bittencourt, Antone M., 632 No. Elm
2.00
Bittencourt, José M., 632 No. Elm
84.80
Bittencourt, Maria S., 632 No. Elm
7.20
Black, William L., 41 So. Main
2.00
Black, William L. and Annie M., 41 So. Main
54.72
Blake, John E., 605 W. Centre
2.00
Blanchard, Albert C., 76 So. Elm
2.00
Blanchard, Edith M. and Albert C., 76 So. Elm
172.80
Bliven, Charles S., 32 Walnut
2.00
Bliven, Charles A., et. al., 32 Walnut
140.40
Blomgren, Fred T., 492 Spring
2.00
Blomgren. Fred T. and Ruth A., 492 Spring
82.08
Blood, Leon H., 256 Matfield
2.00
Blood, Hortense S., 252 Matfield
44.64
Bluis, Michael, 319 E. Centre
117.92
Bolles, Clara J., 210 No. Elm
138.38
Bolles, Orrin F., 210 No. Elm
2.00
Bolinda, Clarence Ida M.
7.20
Bolster, Harold G., 59 Sunset Ave.
2.00
Bolster, Harold G., et ux., 59 Sunset
95.76
Booth, George P., 420 Crescent
2.00
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36
Booth, George P. and Hattie M., 420 Crescent
76.32
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. 226.51
Bosworth, William F., 44 Walnut
2.00
Bosworth, William F. and Mildred E., 44 Walnut
69.84
Bosworth, Albert F., 264 Matfield
2.00
Bourne, Edward L., 21 Spring
2.00
Bowers, Harry S., 453 E. Centre
5.17
Bowers, Emma L., 453 E. Centre
82.04
Brackett, Elizabeth M., 27 Vital
12.24
Bradford, Nathan W., 120 Bryant
131.74
Brady, Mary
12.96
Braga, Antonio J., 183 Brooks Pl.
219.60
Braga, Alphone J., 21 No. Main
2.00
Braga, Manuel J., 21 No. Main
143.12
Braga, Mary, 21 No. Main
95.04
Bragga, Joseph J., 572 No. Elm
2.00
Bresciani, Oresta Eusta
9.79
Brewster, Arthur C., 433 Spring
2.00
Brewster, Arthur C. and Hattie M., 433 Spring
87.12
Brewster, James A., 433 Spring
2.00
Briggs, Charles E., 448 Matfield
63.20
Briggs, Wyman H., 254 No. Elm
139.68
Brockton Gas Light Co.
1,400.83
Brock, Norman L., 535 No. Elm
122.24
Brockton Heel Co.
3.60
Brockton Real Estate Exchange, Inc.
72.00
Brooks, Charles E.
7.20
Broman, Carl E., 348 No. Elm
91.28
Brooks, Fred H., 19 Sunset Ave.
2.00
Brooks, Fred H., et al., 19 Sunset Ave.
51.84
Broughton, Evelyn, Trustee
151.92
Brown, Charles H., 23 Walnut
62.42
Brown, Dexter E., 36 Brooks
2.00
Brown, Dexter E. and Hattie M., 36 Brooks
111.60
Brown, Edward J., 174 So. Main
2.00
Brown, Ellen M., 174 So. Main
69.84
Brown, Francis, 174 So. Main
2.00
Brown, John J., 174 So. Main
2.00
Brown, Frank A., Laura A. and Elizabeth Lanigen, 600 Walnut
43.20
Brown, Laura, et al., 455 W. Centre
72.00
Brown, R. A., 600 Walnut
2.49
Brown, Walter W., 174 So. Main
2.00
37
Bruce, Malcolm L., 22 Union
2.00
Bruce, Malcolm L. and Hattie A., 22 Union
111.60
Bruso, Edward J., 61 Belmont
49.68
Bryant, Grace M., 24 Charles
88.56
Bryant, Herbert E., 24 Charles
2.00
Bryant, Maria O., 24 Charles
15.84
Bryant, Waldo R.
41.76
Buck, Horace
.58
Bump, Albert M., 14 South
2.00
Bump, Julia, W. Centre
86.40
Bumpus, Ansel M., 173 West
2.00
Bumpus, Alton P., 35 Sunset
2.00
Bumpus, Everett H., 246 Matfield
97.76
Burgess, Clara B., Walnut
111.74
Burgess, Harriett G., Trustee
7.20
Burque, Angelina, 122 Lincoln
43.92
Burque, Frank P., 122 Lincoln
2.00
Burrill, Joseph H., 458. Matfield
2.00
Burrill, Joseph H. and Anna E., 458 Matfield
83.52
Burroughs, Edgar J. C., 51 Beacon
40.87
Burt, Mrs. George
2.16
Butler, A. Webster, 202 No. Elm
2.72
Butler, A. Webster and Alma D., 202 No. Elm
131.04
Butler, Lawrence A., No. Elm
2.00
Butts, John V., 466 W. Centre
157.38
Butts, Ward W., 466 W. Centre
2.00
Caldwell, Chester E., 500 E. Centre
82.80
Campello Co-op Bank
146.88
Canavan, William B.
.72
Cabral, José M., 77 Brooks Pl.
2.00
Cahoon, Bernard N., 467 W. Centre
2.00
Canavan, John, 478 West
2.00
Canatselos, Nicholas, 591 Walnut
4.16
Capen, Frank A., 415 Spring
86.84
Capen, Florence M., 415 Spring
8.64
Capozzio, Orazio and Mary, 129 Turnpike
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