Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Introduction: 2) Issue 01/31/30: This issue does not begin with the masthead page rather the first page to appear follows The Middleboro Gazette Index, 1930 – 1934 is a guide to the page 8 of the 01/24/30 issue. Please begin numbering information contained within the Middleboro Gazette during the 01/31/30 issue with the page containing the Wenham the period January 1930 through December 1934. The Garage advertisement in the upper left hand corner. This information is as it appears in the newspaper. No attempt has would put the masthead as page 5. Disregard any been made to verify that the information given in the duplicate pages and references to page numbers within newspaper is accurate or to reconcile alternate spellings of articles, and continue numbering the pages consecutively family names. through 10.
The focus of the index is on the communities of Middleboro 3) Issue 05/23/30: Following the first four pages of this and Lakeville, Massachusetts. News from outside these issue are pages 5 through 8 from the 11/21/30 issue. geographic areas is included only if there is a direct link to Following those are pages 5 through 8 of the 05/23/30 these towns, i.e., Phineas T. Barnum and the Little People. issue.
Special notations are used within the index to designate 4) Issue 06/13/30: Beginning with the masthead, six letters (l), tables (t), photographs (p) and illustrations (i). pages of this issue are in the following order, page 1, 2, Authors of letters are cited either within the headline or in 7, 8, 9, and 10. Following these are four pages from the parentheses immediately following (l). 6/20/30 issue. And following these are page 3, 4, 5, and 6 of the 06/13/30 issue, in that order. The often informal nature of reporting presents special challenges to researchers. Additional information about 5) Issue 06/20/30: This is the issue containing the specific businesses, town departments or other concerns can information from the annual high school be found under general headines, i.e., Railroads, Streets, etc. commencement. The pages for this issue can be found when specific information is not provided. in three places. 1) Beginning with the masthead are pages 1, 2, 9, and 10, in that order. Pages 3, 4, 5, and 6 Names are a particular challenge in a compilation of this of this issue can be found following page 8 of the kind. Multiple spellings, misspellings and incomplete names 10/17/30 issue. And finally, pages 7 and 8 can be found are just a few of the hurdles that must be overcome in order following the first four pages of the 11/21/30 issue. to glean every bit of information contained within the pages of the Gazette. For example, although there are both Pierce 6) Issue 10/17/1930: Following page 10 of the 10/10/30 and Peirce families in Middleboro, inversion of the “i” and issue are two pages which are duplicates of others found “e” is a common mistake. Sometimes the letter “n” is elsewhere, please ignore these. Following the first eight flipped and becomes a “u.” Because of the word-by-word pages of the 10/17/30 issue are four pages from the alphabetization used in this index, names with prefixes, like 06/20/30 issue. These are then followed by the last two De Moranville, do not fall in the same place in the index as pages of the 10/17/30 issue. when the name is spelled without a space, DeMoranville. There are countless examples of how easily names get lost in 7) Issue 11/21/30: The first four pages of this issue are in an index because of spelling errors, so it is advantageous for the correct location on the microfilm. The two the researcher to take a broad view when conducting additional pages following these four belong to the research on individuals and families. 06/20/30 issue (pages 7 and 8). The missing four pages (5 through 9) of the 11/21/30 issue can be found between It is my hope that the Middleboro Gazette Index, 1930 – pages 4 and 5 of the 05/23/30 issue. 1934 will provide a lasting resource for people researching the history of Middleboro and Lakeville, Massachusetts. 8) Issue 03/04/1932: Pages 9 and 10 precede pages 1 through 8.
Important Notes on Page Numbering:
1) Issue 01/24/30: The masthead indicates that this issue Mary Pelletier-Hunyadi should have 10 pages. Pages 9 and 10 can found on the Indexer microfilm following the first eight pages of the 01/25/29 issue. Pages 1 through 8 can be found on the microfilm in the proper position following the 01/17/30 issue. Be aware that there are some duplicate pages on the
microfilm for the 01/24/30 issue.
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__Carthy (sic), Francis Accidents cont. Son born, 03/06/1931:4 Shirley McDonald fractures ankle in jump over fence, 01/12/1934:1 Kilpatrick's arm fractured by flying snow shovel, 03/02/1934:1 A Herbert Hopkins bruises leg working in West Grove St gravel pit, 06/08/1934:1 Abbott, William Lee W.H. Harvey cuts off end of thumb at work, 06/22/1934:3 Scout executive's report (l), 11/10/1933:3 Baseball smashes West Bridgewater man's windshield, 06/29/1934:3 Abele, Mannert Charles Bassett thrown from frightened horse, 09/21/1934:3 Stationed in Honolulu, HI, 03/27/1931:1 Bagnell and LeBlanc suffer broken arms, 10/05/1934:5 Abele, Mrs Mannert Whitman Higgins breaks arm cranking auto, 10/05/1934:6 Resides in New London, CT, 04/18/1930:1 Actors and Acting Accidents Arlene Hackett resides in Worcester, 10/10/1930:1 see also Asphyxiation; Bicycles and Bicycling - Accidents; Boats and Mr and Mrs Albert Van Dekker enjoy some success on Broadway, Boating - Accidents; Burns and Scalds; Cave Ins; Drowning; 06/19/1931:1 Electrocution; Explosives and Explosions; Falls (accidents); Firearms Over the Hill Lands (poem by Arleen Hackett), 04/22/1932:7 Accidents; Industrial Accidents; Pedestrians - Accidents; Railroads - Mary Joy Crosier has lead in stock company production on Martha's Accidents; Sports - Accidents; Traffic Accidents - Automobiles; Vineyard, 09/08/1933:1 Traffic Accidents - Horse-Drawn Vehicles; Traffic Accidents - Mary Pickford stops at Orrall's filling station in North Lakeville, Motorcycles 02/02/1934:6 George Hopkins' finger severed while working on wagon, 01/03/1930:2 Adams, Albert Eugene F.A. Harlow's hand severely cut on zinc roll 55 years ago, 03/14/1930:6 Will in probate, 05/19/1933:5 Venus Snow fractures shoulder 55 years ago, 04/04/1930:8 Adams, Alice Isaac Clark injured by barrel of Japan 55 years ago, 04/18/1930:7 Wedding described, 11/27/1931:4 Alfred Dahl has double fracture of leg after run over by tractor, Adams, Alice Jeannette 05/30/1930:4 Engaged to Kenneth Warren Burgess, 04/03/1931:3 Spike driven through Harold Touhy's foot, 07/18/1930:7 Adams, Emily H. Little Winnie Griswold runs into scythe, cuts cheek, 08/01/1930:8 Wedding described, 04/24/1931:2 Seth Vickery breaks leg while working in the woods, 08/01/1930:8 Adams, Gene Strople's leg bruised when kicked by horse, 08/22/1930:3 Obituary, 05/05/1933:8 Big light in front of Town Hall drops to street, 11/21/1930:2 Adams, George Mail carrier Lawrence Wilbur cuts foot with axe, 12/19/1930:7 Obituary, 05/06/1932:2, 05/13/1932:6 Joseph Young's eye injured while at work with highway department, Adams, Jeanne 12/26/1930:1 Wedding described, 05/11/1934:1 Roger Hall's hand goes through glass door panel at high school, Adams, John D. 01/09/1931:1 Deceased Elk honored at memorial service, 12/12/1930:2 Passing auto throws stone through large window at Nemasket Auto, Adams, Nancy 01/16/1931:1 Wed to Francis E. Butler, 09/09/1932:4 MacAuley sprains ankle coming down fire pole, 01/16/1931:2 Adsit, Elsie Georgia Walker breaks jaw while sliding on ice, 02/06/1931:1 Begins studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Peter Strojny breaks leg coasting, 02/13/1931:1 Africa Frank Arnold severely cuts hand while dressing turkey, 04/10/1931:1 Eliza Guerini enjoying Mediterranean cruise, 05/16/1930:1 A. Whitman Higgins bruises thumb chopping wood, amputation needed, Roger Vaughan returns from South America and the Mediterranean, 05/01/1931:3 06/06/1930:4 Higgins' new amputation makes three, 05/01/1931:3 Alwyn Jones reportedly in Algiers, 07/31/1931:1 Mrs Theodore Goodreau breaks wrist cranking auto, 05/15/1931:2 Alwyn Jones touches Gibraltar, 08/07/1931:6 Dorothy Horn injured when runs into side of delivery truck, African Americans 06/12/1931:1 Famous Peirce Academy grad, Dr. William H. Crogman, dies, Harold Caswell goes through Nemasket River flume, 06/26/1931:1 11/20/1931:4 Arthur Phinney injured while cranking engine, 07/10/1931:8 Aged Kermit Hojaboom catches foot in hay rake, 07/17/1931:4 see also Ganyer, Lucy; Montgomery Home for Aged People Auto crank kick-back breaks Harry Riggs' arm, 11/06/1931:1 Applications accepted for old age assistance, 02/27/1931:5 Charles Hunt struck by falling limb while at work in woods, Gayner to reopen convalescent home in North Middleboro, 03/04/1932:6 05/29/1931:1 Sam Goldman's face cut by window glass, 05/20/1932:1 Over 100 applications for assistance filed with local board, 07/03/1931:1 Armand Bessette has unlucky day on post office construction site, First check distributed for old age assistance, 07/10/1931:1 05/27/1932:1 First old age pension check given out in Lakeville, 07/17/1931:3 Lawrence Thayer breaks arm cranking auto, 07/22/1932:2 Head tax for old age assistance, 07/29/1932:1 Rodeo steer rider in hospital on danger list, 08/05/1932:1 Hannah Shaw's will provides generously for home for the aged, Mrs Herman Fuller injured by bat at ball game, 08/26/1932:1 08/18/1933:1 Youngster Southworth ropes Breivogel's auto truck, 09/30/1932:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Genie Buckman catches arm in electric washer, 01/13/1933:2 Blue Spruce Rest Home run by Lucy Gayner, 06/29/1934:6 Three Bridgewater men go through ice in reservoir, 02/24/1933:4 Agriculture Charles Pillsbury injured in encounter with bull at sanatorium farm, Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/07/1932:3 05/05/1933:2 Aikins, Edith J. James Graham injures leg, 06/09/1933:6 Tax collector's sale, 04/21/1933:6 John Vickery kicked by horse, 06/16/1933:7 Airplanes (see Aviation) Rock boys dry off in middle of road after swimming, 07/07/1933:3 A.J. Pasztor & Sons (see Middleboro Bakery) Dana Provenche injures head while cranking tractor, 10/27/1933:1 A.J. Tower Co. Bad gash in Reddington's ankle stems from foolishness, 12/15/1933:1 Fails to comply with state law (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Frank Graham injures foot while digging frozen ground, 12/22/1933:3
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Alan Mortgage Co. Alcoholic Beverages – Law and Legislation cont. Tax collector's sale, 05/19/1933:5 Seven of twelve licenses for 3.2 beer in effect here, 05/05/1933:1 Albert, Joaquin Three-two beer on sale here, 05/05/1933:1 Inquest held into traffic death of New Bedford man, 08/29/1930:2 More beer licenses granted, 05/26/1933:1 Alberts Shoe Co. For second time voters in favor of repeal of Prohibition, 06/16/1933:1 New shoe firm ready to move, 06/30/1933:1 Selectmen revoke Marabella's beer license, 06/16/1933:1 To the taxpayers of Middleboro (l) (J.H. Burkhead), 07/14/1933:2 Selectmen set hours and fees for beer licenses, 06/16/1933:1 Workers wanted (ad), 07/21/1933:8 Town gets feet wet again, 06/16/1933:1 Wages raised 12 to 15 percent, 09/01/1933:1 Selectmen discuss beer licenses, 06/30/1933:1 Albright, Irving Robert Selectmen turn down partial payments on licenses, 06/30/1933:1 Engaged to Eileen Betsey Dean, 09/26/1930:3 Marabella appeals license repeal, 07/21/1933:1 Wedding described, 10/24/1930:6 Roy Malaguti granted license to sell beer, 09/29/1933:1 Alcoholic Beverage Industry Alcoholic Beverage Act (l) (K.H. Washburn), 12/08/1933:1 see also Middleboro Liquor Dealers' Association Beer and wine licenses granted by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Gomes gets one month for keeping and exposing liquor, 01/10/1930:2 Selectmen discuss wine and malt beverage licenses, 12/15/1933:1 Charles Jennings fined for illegal transportation, 01/17/1930:3 Kenelm Winslow invites discussion on 18th amendment (l), Gomes' seized liquor declared forfeit, 01/17/1930:3 12/15/1933:2 Big liquor seizure in Lakeville, 05/09/1930:1 Selectmen meet to prepare town meeting warrant, 01/05/1934:1 Frank Zataut arrested for maintaining liquor nuisance, 05/09/1930:1 Licenses add to town coffers, 01/12/1934:1 Frank Zataut in court on liquor charges, 05/16/1930:2 Selectmen defer decision of license applications, 02/02/1934:1 Boston driver stopped in Lakeville with load of liquor, 06/06/1930:1 Package store petitions tabled by selectmen, 02/16/1934:2 Raid at John Delude's yields wine and beer, 09/26/1930:7 Liquor and the NRA (l) (Earl F. Gates), 03/09/1934:2 John Delude fined $50 for keeping and exposing liquor, 10/03/1930:4 Sawicki's petition to sell alcoholic beverages tabled by selectmen, Alleged rum racketeer in Lakeville makes headlines, 10/17/1930:1 03/30/1934:1 Rum racket ends in gory fight in Lakeville, 10/17/1930:1 Selectmen consider license petitions, 03/30/1934:1 Big load of alcohol seized, 11/21/1930:2 List of CWA workers supplied to liquor license holders, 04/27/1934:1 Heavy fines for rum runners, 11/28/1930:5 Manning granted license, Bartis applies, 04/27/1934:1 Liquor raid at home of Edward Wallace on West Side, 12/04/1931:6 John Creedon applies for liquor license for Owl Inn, 10/12/1934:1 Wallace not guilty of maintaining liquor nuisance, 12/11/1931:1 Vote No to license law (ad), 10/19/1934:2 Police make big haul at Trinque's on Cambridge St, 04/22/1932:1 District Neighborhood convention forms No License committee, Kazimer Znotin faces liquor charges, 05/27/1932:3 10/26/1934:4 Kazimer Znotin held for grand jury, 06/03/1932:4 Dascoulis allegedly violates liquor laws, 10/26/1934:5 Fire from still destroys house occupied by Peter Pina, 12/23/1932:1 Vote No on liquor issue (ad) (Carl G. Kendall), 10/26/1934:8 Viola Rudolph pleads not guilty to maintaining liquor nuisance, District Beverage Assoc. supports Yes vote (ad), 11/02/1934:7 12/30/1932:1 District Neighborhood convention says vote No (ad), 11/02/1934:8 Viola Rudolph pleads not guilty to liquor charge, 01/06/1933:4 District Neighborhood convention says don't believe them (ad), Peter Zakarian charged with maintaining a liquor nuisance, 11/02/1934:9 06/01/1934:4 Recount on liquor vote (t), 11/16/1934:1 Peter Zakarian fined $50 on liquor charge, 06/15/1934:5 Selectmen discuss new regulations, 12/21/1934:1 Dascoulias, Gasunas, and Eldridge apply for liquor licenses, Selectmen hold addition session on regulations, 12/21/1934:3 12/21/1934:4 Sinoski and Liber apply for liquor licenses, 12/21/1934:7 Alcoholic Beverages Suggested regulations made by local licensing authorities (ad), The dream of a moderate drinker (l) (Alexander Heath), 01/17/1930:2 12/21/1934:7 Anti-use pledges prepared for school children 55 years ago, Alcott, Fred 06/13/1930:3 Killed in auto crash in East Fairhaven, 06/22/1934:7 Confiscated wine cask breaks open as police move headquarters, Alden, A. Ella 03/04/1932:1 Obituary, 03/07/1930:9 King alcohol on the rampage again (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 03/03/1933:3 Alden, A.G. King alcohol road of broken promises (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), Returns from Boston 55 years ago, 05/09/1930:6 03/10/1933:3 Alden, Albert Beer case manufacturing here, 06/09/1933:1 Installs fences around real estate 55 years ago, 11/28/1930:6 Alcoholic Beverages - Law and Legislation Alden, Arthur W. see also Prohibition Alden and Thomas dissolve partnership in Middleboro Motor Sales, Harry Sampson speaks on proposed repeal of state enforcement laws, 12/22/1933:6 04/25/1930:9 Alden, Asenath Ella Vote No to repeal of Baby Volstead Act (ad) (Christine Clough, Alice Obituary, 03/07/1930:1 Day Heath), 10/31/1930:2 Dies at age 81, 03/07/1930:4 $100,000 worth of liquor stored in no-license town (ad) (l) (Alexander Alden, Daniel Heath), 10/31/1930:4 Picked up insensible after thrown from cars 55 years ago, 07/11/1930:8 Adnah Harlow opposed to repeal committee (ad), 10/31/1930:4 Alden, Elizabeth Large audience for noted Boston lawyer, Harry LeBaron Sampson, Obituary, 05/27/1932:3 10/31/1930:7 Alden, Frederick How Middleboro voted on license question, 03/31/1933:1 Born to Frederick W., 02/17/1933:2 No telling what selectmen will decide about licenses, 04/07/1933:1 Alden, Frederick W. Selectmen refuse beer licenses, 04/14/1933:1 Son born, 02/17/1933:2 Selectmen vote No, 04/14/1933:1 Alden, George D. Not much buzz surrounding special election, 04/21/1933:1 Poem The Master Weaver set to music, 08/26/1932:1 Beer licenses, yes or no (l) (John P. Garfield and John W. Annas), Alden, Harrison 04/21/1933:4 Fire destroys landmark house at Pleasant and Clay St, 02/24/1933:1 The beer question (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 04/21/1933:6
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Alden, J. Edwards Alger, Richard Obituary, 10/06/1933:1 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Dies at age 67, 10/06/1933:4 Enters Harvard College this fall, 09/09/1932:1 Will in probate, 10/13/1933:5 Alger, Richard Elwin Alden, James M. Awarded part of Morey Scholarship, 12/14/1934:6 Contracts to grade and build new road 55 years ago, 10/10/1930:8 Alger, Stanley F. Alden, John B. Daughter born, 11/04/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Alger, Walter Alden, Major John H. Daughter born, 10/10/1930:4 Resigns from Second Company Governor's Foot Guard in CT, Alger, Walter E. 02/12/1932:7 Petitions to confirm title to land, 05/23/1930:7 Alden, Maynard Allan, Bert J. Runs marathon here, heads to Rhode Island for more competition, Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 09/01/1933:4 Allan, B.J. Finishes 10th in field of 96 in Waltham City marathon, 10/20/1933:1 Fire in house on Everett St, 01/22/1932:2 Runs in Cathedral YMCA ten-mile road race, 04/20/1934:1 Son Elmer joins in law partnership, 03/31/1933:4 Alder, Inez B. Allan, Elmer To direct pageant for Nashville schools, 10/09/1931:2 Fire in hot water heater on Courtland St, 05/11/1934:1 Alder, Inez Bassett Allan, Elmer G. Authors historical pageant, 05/06/1932:1 Joins father in law partnership, 03/31/1933:4 Aldrich, Alonzo B. Files nomination papers for treasurer/collector, 12/28/1934:1 Obituary, 02/23/1934:1 Allan, Robina M. Aldrich, Caroline L. Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Obituary, 01/17/1930:1, 01/24/1930:1 Allen (Mr) Aldrich, George Resides in Phillips' house in South Middleboro, 04/29/1932:2 Everett St couple married 50 years, biographies (p), 08/22/1930:1 Allen, Amy H. Aldrich, Marion Administrator's sale of real estate, 12/25/1931:7 Engaged to Ernest Thomas, 09/26/1930:1 Allen, C.W. Aldrich, Oscar J. Preacher at Braintree Heights, 08/01/1930:8 Assigned to First Church in Pawtucket, RI, 04/11/1930:1 Allen, Ella M. Alewives (see Herring) Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/15/1931:5, 06/24/1932:6 Alexander (Mr) Allen, Eugen Anne Campbell stenographer at Dahlia Farm, 05/30/1930:7 Wed to Doris Thompson, 10/09/1931:9 Alexander, Herbert Allen, Eugene Reports theft from flower shop, 11/18/1932:7 Physician at Quincy shipyards, 08/01/1930:8 Alexander, J. Herbert Allen, Fred Receives order of 250,000 bulbs, 01/10/1930:1 Makes first appearance as professional wrestler, 02/26/1932:4 Hires Robert Glidden, 03/28/1930:5 Wins second professional wrestling bout, 03/04/1932:1 Displays dahlia and gladiola specimens at fairs, 09/05/1930:1 Adds another victim to rapidly growing list, 03/18/1932:4 Reports record sale of gladioli bulbs, 01/23/1931:2 Engaged to Gertrude Hanlon, 06/01/1934:6 Mary Allison accepts post as stenographer, 03/06/1931:3 Allen, Frederic Employs Edwin Shaw, 03/13/1931:1 Moves to Marion Rd, 11/02/1934:6 Displays flowers at Cape Cod Horticultural Flower Show, 08/14/1931:1 Allen, Frederic C. Building defaced with paint on Halloween, 11/03/1933:1 Wed to Gertrude I. Hanlon, 06/01/1934:4 Alexander, J.H. Wed to Gertrude Hanlon, 06/08/1934:7 Leases land from Lulu Tinkham for dahlia farm, 11/07/1930:2 Allen, Frederick Employs Mary Faulkner, 04/08/1932:6 Earns notice in wrestling circles, 04/22/1932:3 Alexander, Joseph Allen, George B. Employed by Z.L. Canedy, 09/07/1934:4 Obituary, 11/07/1930:4 Alexanian, Harry Allen, Gladys To box in semi-finals in New Bedford, 10/21/1932:1 Teacher in Weymouth, 08/01/1930:8 Alger, Elizabeth Allen, Grace Employed at W.T. Grant, 07/11/1930:1 High school teacher of 35 years resigns, 10/03/1930:1 Alger, Fred High school teacher resigns, 10/03/1930:2 Auto fire at home, 01/01/1932:1 Resumes residency in Middleboro, 12/11/1931:1 Alger, Fred B. Allen, Harry B. Auto catches fire, 11/28/1930:1 Engaged to Margaret E. Pearce, 12/21/1934:4 Daughter born, 11/10/1933:4 Allen, John Alger, Mrs Dolph Purchases William Sanford place, 04/10/1931:1 Alumnus of Smith College, 06/13/1930:1 Moves from Sanford place to Hammond place, 10/09/1931:3 Alger, Mrs Stanley F. Allen, John A. Alumnus of Smith College, 06/13/1930:1 Dies at age 61, 01/19/1933:4 Alger, Priscilla Allen, Katherine Seeks re-election to School Committee, 12/12/1930:4, 12/22/1933:1 Moves to Orleans, 11/23/1934:6 Graduates from Rhode Island Hospital training school, 05/25/1934:1 Allen, Katherine W. Awarded scholarship to either Simmons or Columbia, 05/25/1934:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/30/1934:5 Alger, Priscilla Stetson Allen, Laura A. School budget in danger (l), 02/09/1934:1 Wife of Walter K. dies at age 68, 06/09/1933:4 Alger, Rhodolphus Allen, Leon Son born, 11/27/1931:4 Break-in at Alden St store, 12/07/1934:1
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Allen, Leon C. Alpert, Louis Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Daughter bon, 06/24/1932:8 Allen, Lillian Assistant physician at sanatorium, 07/01/1932:2 Moves from Hyannis to Rock, 04/20/1934:3 Collides with Brockton driver on Grove St, 08/18/1933:1 Allen, Mrs Walter K. Alto, Kauko A. Obituary, 06/09/1933:1 Engaged to Ethel L. Bassett, 02/26/1932:4 Allen, Victor Alton, Kauko A. Marion Rd home destroyed by fire, 10/16/1931:1 Wed to Ethel L. Bassett, 03/04/1932:4 Obituary, 10/26/1934:1, 7 Amaral, Angeline Allen, Victor H. Wed to Joseph W. Gabrey, 09/11/1931:4 Dies at age 51, 10/26/1934:4 Amberga, Eugene Aller, Leslie G. Tax collector's sale, 04/06/1934:5 Not guilty of drunkenness, 11/10/1933:4 Amberger, Eugene Charges policemen with conspiracy to bring about arrest, 11/17/1933:1 Purchases house and store from William Anderson, 05/08/1931:1 Charges against policemen discussed by selectmen, 11/17/1933:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/04/1932:5 Aller, L.G. Ambulances In charge of Studebaker Service Station in Everett Square (ad), Legion proposes to purchase ambulance for town, 06/12/1931:1 02/28/1930:5 Egger's statement of service costs over four years (ad) (t), 09/02/1932:8 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:9 Ambulance appropriation discussed at town meeting, 02/16/1934:1 Alley (Dr) Selectmen authorize purchase of ambulance, 03/30/1934:1 Ground broken for new home at sanatorium, 10/03/1930:6 Maxim Motor Co. puts new police ambulance in shape, 05/04/1934:1 Alley, Herbert Fills much needed service, 05/18/1934:1 Son born, 05/16/1930:4 American Building Alley, Leon A. Tucker and Cushing purchase property 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 Local enthusiast has homing pigeons in 100-mile race, 05/16/1930:3 Saloon in rear of American building closed 55 years ago, 05/23/1930:8 Local man participates in pigeon race from Albany, 05/23/1930:5 Well dug 55 years ago, 10/30/1931:6 Bird takes seventh in 300-mile race, 06/06/1930:10 District Court moves from Peirce Academy to Old American building, Bird finishes fifth in 500-mile race, 06/27/1930:6 03/04/1932:1 Superintendent of sanatorium, 07/15/1932:4 American Cranberry Exchange Valuable homing pigeon stolen, 08/26/1932:1 Market opens at $11 per barrel, 09/19/1930:1 Reward for recovery of stolen bird (ad), 08/26/1932:8 Carver has two representatives on board, 09/04/1931:3 Allison, Faith Calculates opening price on Howes, 10/30/1931:4 Resides in Bridgewater, 12/23/1932:4 Crop results grow steadily, 04/22/1932:7 Allison, Mary Announces opening price, $8 per barrel, 09/23/1932:1 Will represent Massachusetts at national 4-H meet (p), 04/11/1930:9 American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post Accepts position with shoe factory in Bridgewater, 09/19/1930:2 see also Sons of the American Legion Accepts post as stenographer with J. Herbert Alexander, 03/06/1931:3 That Legion flag (l) (Patrick J. McMahon), 03/21/1930:7 Allison, Matthew Holds annual get-together, 05/23/1930:6 Larceny of watch leads to young firebug, 05/16/1930:1 Forest E. Thomas new commander (p), 06/06/1930:1 Apple trees bear fruit and blossoms at same time, 09/09/1932:1 Sponsors team in junior baseball league, 06/06/1930:4 Allison, Mattie Carnival a financial success, 08/01/1930:6 Moves from North Middleboro to Bridgewater, 11/09/1934:7 Holds special meeting on participation in National Convention, Allison, William C. 09/26/1930:1 Obituary, 06/02/1933:1 History of national and local organization (p), 10/03/1930:1 Almquist, Arthur Holds annual minstrel show, 10/31/1930:1 Receives 25-year pin from G.E. Keith Shoe Co., 03/27/1931:1 Poppy Day fund raiser (l) (Ruth E. Skillings), 11/07/1930:1 Almquist, Mrs Arthur Last two days of minstrel show a success, 11/07/1930:2 Father dies in North Easton, 01/26/1934:1 Armistice Day observance, 11/14/1930:1 Almy, C. Surpasses programs from previous years, 11/14/1930:1 Chimney fire on Benson St, 04/27/1934:1 GAR expresses appreciation to Legion for help with Howes' funeral (l), Almy, George 12/19/1930:6 Moves into The Mansion House, 03/30/1934:7 Wants transfer from Providence to Boston jurisdiction, 01/23/1931:1 Alonzo F. Ryder Co., Inc. Organizes junior team, 04/24/1931:1 Ryder's store (l) (H.S.G.), 03/21/1930:6 New date set for Poppy Day, 05/15/1931:4 Successor to Trade Mark Stores, Inc. (ad), 10/31/1930:4 Proposes to purchase ambulance for town, 06/12/1931:1 52nd anniversary sale (ad), 01/02/1931:4 Carnival attracts large crowds, 07/24/1931:1 Employs Elizabeth Standish, 07/10/1931:1 Carnival closes with record attendance, 07/31/1931:1 Juveniles involved in local breaks, 10/02/1931:1 Statement on death of Marsland (l), 10/09/1931:2 Edna Riggs resigns, 01/22/1932:1 Armistice Day near at hand, 10/16/1931:1 Employs Nellie Kelley, 08/12/1932:1 Presents annual show, Page the Prince, 12/18/1931:1 Employs Mary McDonald, 09/02/1932:1 Responds to criticism of program for show (l), 12/25/1931:3 Water pipes burst in sub-zero temperatures, 01/05/1934:1 Passes resolutions upon death of Everett Chase, 01/22/1932:4 Roberta Souza breaks window in Ryder's store after slipping on ice, Discusses plan to aid unemployed at town meeting, 02/19/1932:1 02/09/1934:1 Doing its part to help unemployed, 02/26/1932:1 History and profile of Middleboro business (p), 10/05/1934:1 Drive against unemployment begins, 02/26/1932:1 Alpert, Lewis Cast of 150 locals for The College Flapper (ad) (t), 03/04/1932:3 Daughter born, 03/23/1934:4 Members not seeking official town positions, 03/25/1932:1 Reports to selectmen on unemployment drive, 03/25/1932:1 Fine work done to relieve unemployment, 04/01/1932:1 Invitation for new members (l), 04/15/1932:6
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American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post cont. Americas cont. Everett Saunders new commander, 06/10/1932:2 Winthrop Manwaring on 12-day cruise to Havana and Nassau, Carnival draws crowd, but not dollars, 07/22/1932:4 03/03/1933:1 Storm interferes with last night of carnival, 07/29/1932:4 Winthrop Manwaring leaves for series of cruises, 06/30/1933:1 Wins Twilight League championship, 08/19/1932:1 N. Dorrance Ryder departs for cruise of West Indies and South America, Good cooperation for Armistice Day celebration, 11/25/1932:1 02/02/1934:1 Objects to Economic League (l), 12/16/1932:2 Morrill Ryder on vacation to southern ports, 03/09/1934:1 Holds poppy sale only once a year, 07/14/1933:4 Harry Goodale travels to Panama and the Canal Zone, 03/30/1934:1 Carnival draws large crowds all week, 07/21/1933:4 Mr and Mrs W.J. Taylor travel via Panama Canal from San Francisco, Congratulations for securing 10th District Armistice Day parade, 04/06/1934:1 10/13/1933:1 Ames, George Large crowd here for Armistice Sunday, 11/10/1933:1 Daughter born, 10/26/1934:4 Witnesses loud in praise of Armistice Day events, 11/10/1933:1 Amoco Service Station Armistice Day parade a complete success, 11/17/1933:1 John Callan new manager (ad), 06/22/1934:4 Armistice Day parade of highest order, 11/17/1933:1 Amsden, Chester Extends thanks to editor (l), 11/17/1933:4 Engaged to Florence Blakeman, 04/06/1934:1 Jenney Coal Co. donates parade prize to Thimble Club Daughters, Amsden, Helen F. 12/01/1933:1 Obituary, 12/11/1931:1 Report of welfare drive, 01/26/1934:4 Widow of Frank H. dies at age 71, 12/11/1931:4 Membership drive draws to a close, 02/09/1934:2 Amsden, Leah Alberta Veterans' Night well attended, 02/16/1934:1 Wedding described, 11/28/1930:1 Growth of Legion in Middleboro (l), 03/23/1934:4 Anachi, Michael Gathers to celebrate 15th anniversary of Legion, 03/23/1934:5 Fire in shed at rear of property at Oak St and Maple Ave, 05/19/1933:4 History of local post (l), 03/30/1934:3, 04/13/1934:6, 04/20/1934:6, Ancestors' Day 04/27/1934:6 Ancestors' Sunday (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 07/18/1930:1 Unjustly accused of peddling (l), 05/18/1934:1 Appropriations asked for sacred concert (l) (Kenelm Winslow), Legion to organize squad to aid police and fire departments, 07/25/1930:3 06/01/1934:1 Things to remember (l) (p) (Kenelm Winslow), 08/08/1930:5 Selectmen accept plan to organize emergency squad, 06/01/1934:1 Approximately 400 attend sixth annual event, 08/15/1930:2 Court room scene of entertainment, 10/05/1934:1 Ancestral pews (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 08/22/1930:2 American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post (Drum and Bugle Corps) Reminder from George Deane (l), 07/17/1931:1 Legion organizes corps, 05/23/1930:1 Schedule of Sunday events at First Congregational (ad) (p), Plays in South Carver, 09/12/1930:1, 09/26/1930:1 07/24/1931:4 Practices for Boston convention (p), 10/03/1930:1 Ancestors' Sunday (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 07/24/1931:6 Wins prize at Taunton, 10/17/1930:3 Organizers deserve encouragement, 07/31/1931:1 Congratulations to corps, 07/10/1931:1 Sunday at the Green attracts over 400, 08/14/1931:6 Wins first at Rockland competition, 07/10/1931:2 Sunday program (ad) (p) (t), 08/05/1932:4 Presents fine 4th celebration, 07/07/1933:1 First Congregational hosts 8th annual observance, 08/19/1932:3 American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post (Rifle Club) Ancestors' Sunday (l) (George A. Deane), 07/21/1933:1 Legion organizes club, 06/05/1931:1 Excellent attendance despite weather, 08/18/1933:3 Renewed interest in club, 01/22/1932:1 Ancient Free & Accepted Order of Masons - Mayflower Lodge Holds first meet, 02/05/1932:1 Holds annual meeting, 11/07/1930:1 Resumes regular weekly matches (t), 01/20/1933:2 Holds annual Ladies' Night, 03/06/1931:1 New range opens in basement of Town Hall, 04/14/1933:4 Holds annual election 55 years ago, 12/04/1931:8 Invited to National Rifle Association competition, 02/09/1934:1 Chester Weston charged with larceny from Masonic lodge (p), American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post, Women's Auxiliary 02/12/1932:1 Holds annual get-together, 05/23/1930:6 Chester Weston admits to larceny from lodge, 03/04/1932:1 Poppy Day fund raiser (l) (Ruth E. Skillings), 11/07/1930:1 Window panes shatter at quarters on Center St, 06/01/1934:1 American Lithuanian Co-operative Market Anderson, Adolphus Antone Stanley loses court case, 09/08/1933:1 Obituary, 04/04/1930:1 Beer and wine license granted by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Dies at age 79, 04/04/1930:4 American Oil Co. Anderson, Albert L. Filling station has license suspended, then returned, 12/15/1933:1 Wed to Mary Gillespie, 04/08/1932:4 Petition for license to sell gasoline, 02/09/1934:8 Anderson, Alice American Railway Express Co. Wedding described, 06/22/1934:1 Cuts services here, 12/05/1930:1 Wed to Alexander Heath, Jr., 06/22/1934:4 Services cut to four hours daily, 12/05/1930:1 Anderson, Alice G. Break-at at express office, 04/10/1931:1 Engaged to Horace C. Wilbur, 02/23/1934:4 Peter Kontoes arraigned on charge of breaking and entering, Wed to Horace C. Wilbur, 03/02/1934:3, 4 04/24/1931:1 Anderson, B.E. Lays off William Kenniston, Horace Swift sole employee, 08/28/1931:1 Arch supports (ad), 07/01/1932:3 American Red Cross (see Red Cross - Middleboro Chapter) Anderson, Burnett E. Americas Falls through trap door at South Main St store, 01/09/1931:1 see also California Chimney fire at shoe repair shop in Darrow block, 01/16/1931:1 Phebe Egger tours the west, 06/06/1930:1 Anderson, Burnette Roger Vaughan returns from South America and the Mediterranean, Sister dies in Harrisburg, PA, 11/25/1932:1 06/06/1930:4 Anderson, David Mrs George Richards describes trip to Florida, 03/27/1931:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Warren Luce arrives from California via Panama Canal, 05/08/1931:1 Anderson, Dora R. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 06/22/1934:5
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Anderson, Edith Andre, Anthony Obituary, 09/18/1931:4 Daughter born, 03/23/1934:4 Anderson, Edith T. Andrews, Anne Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/30/1934:5 Uncle dies in Buffalo, 03/02/1934:1 Anderson, Ela Andrews, Charles Barber resigns from Sherard's to open new shop in Boston, 12/28/1934:4 Joseph Barros fined $10 for assault on Andrews, 03/10/1933:1 Anderson, F.T. Andrews, Jack Shoe repair (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Obituary, 09/29/1933:4 South Middleboro couple married 47 years, 12/15/1933:7 Andrews, Mary Anderson, George Memorial service held for deceased WRC members, 07/01/1932:2 Navy man's ship docked in New York, 05/16/1930:9 Andrews, Mary E. Anderson, Harry Obituary, 09/25/1931:1 Junior editor of Tech News at Worcester Polytechnic, 04/06/1934:2 Widow of Gustavus G. dies at age 80, 09/25/1931:4 Anderson, Harry T. Petition for administration of estate, 09/25/1931:5 Initiated into Theta Upsilon Omega at Worcester Polytechnic, Andrews, Mary W. 03/10/1933:1 Wife of William A. dies, 11/28/1930:4 Worcester Polytechnic student receives Alzirus Brown award, Obituary, 12/05/1930:1 07/21/1933:1 Andrews, Nettie Anderson, Harry Theodore, Jr. Dies in Gardiner, ME, 03/10/1933:1 Joins Boyntonians at Worcester Polytechnic, 11/25/1932:4 Andrew's Shoe Store Anderson, Helen B. Specials for graduation (ad), 04/20/1934:8 Obituary, 03/25/1932:1 Angell, Mrs Arthur Widow of Carl dies at age 86, 03/25/1932:4 Hosts family reunion, 10/26/1934:4 Will in probate, 04/01/1932:5 Angers, Charles Anderson, Irene Wed to Marion Standish, 08/05/1932:4 Engaged to George Masscott, 06/20/1930:4 Daughter born, 03/17/1933:5 Wed to George Massicott, 07/11/1930:4 Fined $10 for violating wage law, 05/11/1934:1 Anderson, Leon F. Truck collides with Boston auto on Cape road, 10/19/1934:4 Collides with auto driven by Brockton man, 06/15/1934:1 Angers, Charles W. Anderson, Mabel Engaged to Marion Standish, 07/29/1932:4 Engaged to Weston Eayrs, Jr., 06/01/1934:1 Wed to Marion Standish, 08/05/1932:4 Anderson, Mary O. Francis Dooley arrested for assault on Angers, 12/07/1934:6 Obituary, 04/07/1933:1 Angers, Marion Dies at age 50, 04/07/1933:4 Collides with Dube at Oak and High St, 10/07/1932:1 Anderson, Mathilda Angier, Paul Will in probate, 05/23/1930:8 Chimney fire in Lakeville, 05/05/1933:1 Executor's sale of real estate, 09/04/1931:4 Angus, N.K. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/30/1931:4 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/12/1930:5 Anderson, Mathilda Hanson Animal Welfare Obituary, 05/02/1930:1 Antoinette Murdock charged with cruelty to animals, 07/24/1931:2 Brockton woman dies at age 78, 05/02/1930:4 Report of animal inspector (t), 01/26/1934:7 Anderson, Mrs Thomas Annas, John W. Resides in Hartford, CT, 03/06/1931:6 Beer licenses, yes or no (l), 04/21/1933:4 Anderson, Nicholas Annas, John W., Jr. Garage and auto at Everett and Keith St burn, 12/14/1934:1 New pastor at Central ME Church (p), 04/24/1931:1 Anderson, Nickolas Reception at Central ME for new pastor and wife, 05/08/1931:1 Everett St couple married 50 years, 11/27/1931:4 Sunday sports (l), 10/30/1931:9 Anderson, Paul Son born, 03/25/1932:4 Chimney fire on Cherry St, 04/21/1933:1 Fred Hanson completes New Hampshire cottage-building project for Anderson, Ruth Annas, 09/01/1933:1 Returns to Bridgewater State for junior year, 09/15/1933:1 Receives appointment to Methodist church in Corning, NY, Employed at Lucy Braley's candy kitchen, 06/29/1934:7 10/12/1934:1 Anderson, Thomas Annas, J.W. Purchase St place of Lothrop Thomas (p), 08/15/1930:1 Presents Sunday morning program on WBSO, 06/01/1934:1 Oldest member of Guildry of Brechcin, Scotland, 09/26/1930:1 Annas, J.W., Jr. Anderson, William Hanson builds cottage at Lake Winnepesaukee, 08/11/1933:1 Store leased and run by Assonet couple, 07/04/1930:6 Annas, Mrs John W, Jr. Sells house and store to Eugene Amberger, 05/08/1931:1 Sails for Liverpool, 04/27/1934:1 Anderson, William L. Antiques Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 12/05/1930:9 C.J. Bennett pays best prices for antiques (ad), 05/11/1934:8 Anderson, Wilma Edith Hudson at The Homestead, gifts and antiques (ad), 05/18/1934:8 Attends secretarial school in Boston, 04/01/1932:7 Apples Anderson, Zola M. Shaw Raymond Bowley's apple tree in blossom, 09/05/1930:1 Wed to Scott McCallum, 06/01/1934:4 Dry spell causes windfall, 10/10/1930:1 Anderson, Zola Mae Shaw Local growers win membership in 90 Per Cent Clean Apple club, Wedding described, 06/01/1934:1 10/31/1930:2 Anderson, Zola M.S. Lakeville Hospital head farmer Mahoney a noted apple man, Engaged to Scott McCallum, 05/18/1934:4 10/31/1930:7 Andrade, Henry Clifton Nelson's orchard on verge of full bloom, 05/13/1932:1 Pleads not guilty to keeping children out of school, 04/17/1931:3
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Apples cont. Archer, Hiram J. Matthew Allison's apple trees bear fruit and blossoms at same time, Town government (l), 08/12/1932:3 09/09/1932:1 More about town government (l), 08/26/1932:3 Hewitt Bros.'s Stand, apples and peaches, East Grove St (ad), Town manager question (l), 10/14/1932:2 09/16/1932:8 Government a system (l), 01/20/1933:7 Maxim and Burkhead members of 90 Per Cent Clean Apple club, Our town charter (l), 02/03/1933:2 09/30/1932:7 Archer, Priscilla C. Frank Graham picks full apple blossom, 10/07/1932:7 To attend Framingham Normal School, 07/11/1930:1 Nelson Orchards, winter apples ready for delivery (ad), 10/07/1932:8 Archer, Robert S. John Paun's tree bears fruit and blooms at the same time, 09/29/1933:1 Enrolls as freshman at Northeastern University, 09/18/1931:1 James Burkhead one of leading growers in the state, 11/03/1933:3 Archibald, Beulah Appliances Wed to Walter E. Bosworth, 11/17/1933:4 see also Barden, William C.; Egger, William Archibald, Margaret M. J.M. Love authorized dealer of The Fowler oil range (ad), 09/12/1930:2 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 C.A. Bourne, refrigerators, 21 North St (ad), 05/22/1931:2 Archibald, Ralph Robert Broadbent, National range burner (ad), 10/09/1931:5 Gets probation for assault on wife Wilma, 03/04/1932:4 R.S. Jones, Ideal oil burners for ranges and stoves (ad), 11/06/1931:5 Guilty of assault on wife Wilmar, 09/01/1933:1 Gomes and Germaine, Modern Deluxe range oil burner (ad), Archibald, William 08/26/1932:2 Not guilty of being idle and disorderly, 10/06/1933:4 Sumner Redlon exclusive dealer for Leonard electric refrigerator (ad), Archibald, Wilma 03/31/1933:6 Ralph Archibald gets probation for assault on wife Wilma, 03/04/1932:4 Appling, Harold E. Archibald, Wilmar Daughter born, 06/30/1933:6 Husband Ralph guilty of assault on Wilmar, 09/01/1933:1 Appling, Mrs Henry E. Arduski, Helena Aunt dies in Brockton, 05/02/1930:2 Wedding described, 06/29/1934:7 Appling, Russell Armes, A. Herbert Daughter born, 10/02/1931:3 Obituary, 03/02/1934:5 North Carver couple married 3 years, 11/03/1933:3 Armistice Day Appling, Russell E. see also American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post Honeymooning couple return home, 11/07/1930:3 Merchants to close (ad), 11/06/1931:5 Appling, Russell Elmer Colorful parade on Armistice Day, 11/13/1931:1 Wed to Alice Bessie Drake in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Organizations, merchants, and citizens show fine spirit, 11/13/1931:1 April, Eugene Most of stores to be closed, 11/04/1932:1 Son born, 12/22/1933:6 Stores to close on Armistice Day (ad), 11/04/1932:8 April, Helen M. Colorful parade a principal part of local program, 11/18/1932:1 Wed to John C. McDonald, 11/10/1933:4 Jenney Oil Co. donates parade winner's money to Thimble Club April, Helen Marie Daughters, 12/02/1932:1 Wedding described, 11/10/1933:3 Bates School drum corps makes debut in Armistice Day parade, April, Paul 11/17/1933:2 Daughter born, 11/27/1931:2 Selectmen discuss decoration of local buildings, 11/09/1934:1 Son born, 12/16/1932:6 Observed here with rekindled American spirit, 11/16/1934:1 April, Paul J. Armstrong (Mr) Engaged to Cora M. LaDoux, 07/04/1930:4 State patrolman promoted to corporal, 12/19/1930:3 Wedding described, 09/05/1930:1 Armstrong, Beatrice Wed to Cora M. LaDoux, 09/05/1930:4 Engaged to Theodore Chase, 06/01/1934:6 Wed to Cora M. LeDoux, 09/05/1930:6 Armstrong, Harry April, Raymond Daughter born, 07/29/1932:4, 06/01/1934:4 Runaway boy returns, 07/22/1932:7 Arnaud, Ray A.R. Glidden & Son Builds cottage at Loon Pond, 10/06/1933:7 Value-giving store (ad), 01/03/1930:4 Arnold, Frank Largest sale in 19 years in business (ad), 02/19/1932:4 Severely cuts hand while dressing turkey, 04/10/1931:1 Blasting at post office site causes damage to surrounding businesses, Arnold, Harold 05/13/1932:1 Resigns as manager of Jenney Coal Co., returns to Milton, 03/02/1934:1 Celebrates 60 years experience (ad) (p), 09/30/1932:4 Arnold, John P. Fire department does the job right, 02/23/1934:1 Principal of Howard district in Brockton retires after 32 years, Store suffers heavy losses in fire, 02/23/1934:1 04/24/1931:1 Fire sale (ad), 03/02/1934:3 Arnold, Paul W. Grand re-opening sale (ad), 05/18/1934:2 Crashes into Kingston driver at High and Oak St, 08/29/1930:1 Re-opening sale, 05/18/1934:6 Arsenault, Alpee Telephare A.R. Owens & Son Wed to Maud Kathryn Mitchell, 11/10/1933:3 Furniture and piano moving (ad), 02/13/1931:3 Arson Archaeology see also Central Cafe Alexander Heath, Jr. unearths Indian battle ax while plowing, Boys set fire to poultry house in Warrentown, 05/09/1930:3 10/06/1933:1 Eleven-year-old boy confessed firebug, 05/16/1930:1 Indian battle ax unearthed in Heath's garden, 10/13/1933:1 Youthful firebug sent to Lyman School for Boys, 05/30/1930:3 Indian arrowheads surface during playground expansion work, Art and Artists 10/27/1933:1 see also Bates School - Arts; Churbuck, Leander M.; Middleborough Archer, Helen Memorial High School - Arts In collision with Taunton driver on East Main St, 03/03/1933:1 Nicholas Panesis draws advertising sign of unusual excellence for Park Theatre, 06/06/1930:6
8 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Art and Artists cont. Asia cont. Nicholas Panesis' painted cut-out in Dupont's window display advertises Missionary Alice Longland returns from five years in India, movie, 06/13/1930:1 06/27/1930:3 Portrait of M.F. Johnson donated to Rock village church, 09/19/1930:3 Missionary Kate French returns from India, 08/01/1930:6 Edith Gates and Winifred Kent hold classes in painting and decorative Melvin Southwick lives about 600 miles from present trouble in China, arts (ad), 10/03/1930:8 08/08/1930:1 Charles Goodwin displays fine designs at library exhibition, Kate French tells of experiences in India, 08/08/1930:5 01/02/1931:1 Christmas in China (l) (H.G.C. Hallock), 12/12/1930:7 Mary Sproat fills order from Chicago 55 years ago, 02/06/1931:9 Melvin Southwick writes from China of flood conditions (l), Esther Fish announces opening of Tintmor Studio on South Main St, 10/02/1931:6 03/27/1931:1 Robert Butler, Jr. sails home from Manila, posted to Fort Wright on Tintmor Studio, 55 South Main St (ad), 03/27/1931:4 Fisher's Island, 10/16/1931:1 Mrs George F. Bryant, exhibition of oil paintings (ad), 12/04/1931:10 Melvin Southwick writes from Hankow, China, 02/05/1932:3 Jean Gillis awarded scholarship by Norwich Art association, Report from Shanghai (l) (H.G.C. Hallock), 05/13/1932:3 06/23/1933:2 Southwick family arrives in Germany from Shanghai, to sail for U.S., Alice Paradise awarded certificate of merit in national drawing contest, 09/16/1932:1 03/23/1934:3 Milton Jones returns from 5-month trip to the Philippines and Australia, George Boardman tints plant leaves with color, 09/21/1934:4 sails for India, 04/07/1933:1 Well-known author and artist Joseph Cummings Chace gives radio talk, Asphyxiation 10/26/1934:1 Police officer saves Frank Ross' life, 06/09/1933:1 Arthur, Samuel F.M. Assault and Battery Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 Frances Warren suffers brutal attack, 01/03/1930:1 Arthur, Samuel T.M. Warren recovering from brutal attack, 01/10/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Petromelia Chestnut found not guilty of assault on Nichols, Arthur Wall's Store 01/10/1930:2 Tire factory warehouse, Wareham St (ad), 08/19/1932:2 Youngster cuts Jesse Perkins in scuffle at West Side School, Formerly J.T. McKechnie stores (ad), 11/11/1932:5 01/17/1930:1 Artifacts (see Archaeology) Ira Dimond case filed, 03/21/1930:1 Ashley (Mr) Milton Jones and Hiram Sabins charged with mutual assault, Proprietor of Snipatuit Wayside stand, 06/19/1931:6 04/11/1930:3 Ashley, A.C. Henry Winterhalder gets suspended sentence, 05/30/1930:3 And wife open new wayside stand at Sisson's filling station, John Meranda guilty of criminal assault on 15-year-old girl, 05/08/1931:3 06/20/1930:1 Ashley, Alice John Meranda sentenced to one year for criminal assault, 06/27/1930:1 Collides with Catherine Reynolds at Lane and Center St, 12/26/1930:4 Charles Phinney withdraws complaint of assault against George Bruso, Ashley, Chester 08/15/1930:4 Chimney fire in Lakeville, 02/19/1932:1 Anthony Yukna pleads not guilty to assault on Charles Stuart, Ashley, Clifford W. 02/13/1931:1 In land court, 02/19/1932:5 Anthony Yukna case continued, Stuart not guilty, 02/20/1931:7 Ashley, David P. Ira Dimond charged with criminal assault on 15-year-old daughter, Wed to Alice B. Logan, 11/21/1930:6 05/01/1931:1 Ashley, Ernest A. Dimond assault case held over for grand jury, 05/08/1931:4 Collie goes on biting spree, 01/17/1930:1 Edwin Chase and Howard Moody charged with assault on Justin Ashley, Mildred Caswell, 09/18/1931:4 Completes 25 years of service at Keith company, 12/22/1933:1 Moody and Chase cases continued, 09/25/1931:1 Ashley, Mildred A. Moody and Chase held for grand jury on assault charge, 10/02/1931:1 Employed at department of public works, 04/24/1931:1 John Wilbur charged with assault on wife Emma, 11/20/1931:1 Ashley, S. Elizabeth J. John Baptiste held up at gunpoint near Fall Brook Farm, 11/20/1931:4 Obituary, 03/10/1933:1 Wilbur family troubles end up in court, 11/27/1931:1 Ashley, Sophronia W. Judge suggests armistice in Wilbur case, 12/04/1931:1 Wedding described, 09/04/1931:3 John Wilbur's family troubles now include daughter in East Freetown, Ashley, Susan E.J. 02/19/1932:1 Widow of Luther G. dies at age 89, 03/10/1933:2 Ralph Archibald gets probation for assault on wife Wilma, 03/04/1932:4 Leaves money to pet cow, 03/31/1933:5 Harry Richmond files assault charge against egg-throwing Raymond Will in probate, 04/07/1933:5 Casey, 04/08/1932:4 Ashley, Watie B. Dellarocco and Brown plead guilty to drunkenness and mutual assault, Obituary, 08/22/1930:1 04/22/1932:4 Widow of Cornelius dies at age 86, 08/22/1930:4 Frank Perkins applies for warrant for son Albert after fracas, Ashman, Constance 07/29/1932:1 Engaged to John Kenney, Jr., 01/03/1930:3 Joseph DeLongchamp fined $1 for assault on Richard Benson, Ashton, Harry 10/28/1932:1 Car takes fire on Pearl St, 04/17/1931:1 Angelo Serra cuts wife's head with coffee pot, 12/30/1932:1 Ashton, Harry L. Angelo Serra sentenced to three months for assault on wife, Moves to Brockton Heights, 08/07/1931:1 01/06/1933:4 Ashworth, Edith Alice Zelonis and Campbell held for grand jury on charge of assault on Liber, Wedding described, 10/27/1933:6 02/03/1933:1 Asia Joseph Barros fined $10 for assault on Charles Andrews, 03/10/1933:1 R.G. Butler, Jr. writes from the Philippines (l), 01/10/1930:9 Ralph Archibald guilty of assault on wife Wilmar, 09/01/1933:1 Life in the Philippines (l) (R.G. Butler, Jr.), 01/24/1930:6 Vito Rullo fined $10 for assault on Peter Zakarian, 09/08/1933:4 News from China (l) (H.G.C. Hallock), 03/14/1930:7
9 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Assault and Battery cont. Atwood, Abbie F. Sam and John Gomes charged with assault on brother Frank, Obituary, 11/07/1930:4 11/10/1933:4 South Carver woman dies at age 92, 11/07/1930:4 Walter Pittsley charged with assault on Peter Letourneau, 01/12/1934:1 Obituary, 11/14/1930:7 Joseph Czesnulewicz guilty of assault on wife and daughter, Atwood, Alice M. 01/26/1934:4 Wed to James C. Spencer, 11/28/1930:1 David Pollen fined $5 for assault on Charles Denham, 03/23/1934:1 Atwood, Anita Ruby Ray fined $10 for assault on Yvonne Logrien, 09/07/1934:7 Employed at Middleboro Trust Co., 03/27/1931:6 Wilfred Vickery in court for drunkenness and assault on Dascouslias, Atwood, Byron 10/19/1934:6 Herdsman at Lakeville Hospital, 07/25/1930:4 Arthur Deporian guilty of assault on Victoria Lindsay, 11/23/1934:2 Atwood, Carleton Shurtleff Anthony Galanto arrested for assault on Angelo Serra, 11/30/1934:1 Wed to Florence Freeman Jordan in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Edward Perry gets 30 days for assault on wife, fined $5 for drunkenness, Atwood, Carlton 12/07/1934:6 Wed to Florence F. Jordan, 10/17/1930:4 Francis Dooley arrested for assault on Charles Angers, 12/07/1934:6 Wedding described, 10/17/1930:9 Galanto assault case continued, 12/07/1934:6 Daughter born, 11/04/1932:4 Galanto not guilty of assault on Serra, 12/28/1934:2 Atwood, Carlton S. Assawampsett School Engaged to Florence F. Jordan, 07/18/1930:7 Mrs Laurence Osborne assistant teacher, 01/24/1930:7 Atwood, Charles N. Holds graduation exercises, 06/20/1930:5 Second saw operational at mill, 01/10/1930:3 Improved accommodations discussed at Lakeville town meeting, Pastor Preston receives new auto from church member, 03/07/1930:1 03/06/1931:3 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/15/1930:5 Holds graduation exercises, 06/19/1931:2 Wed to Sarah A. Gibbs 55 years ago, 10/16/1931:6 Classrooms receive bookcases from former Red, White and Blue Club, Hiram Caldwell resigns from mill, 04/08/1932:6 02/05/1932:1 Atwood, Elwin Holds graduation exercises, 06/23/1933:3 Resides in Taunton, 07/29/1932:6 Holds graduation, 06/22/1934:2 Atwood, Frederick S. Assawompsett Lake Sells Vaughan St farm to Andrew Wheeler, 10/23/1931:1 Land owners make appeal at selectmen's meeting, 02/28/1930:2 Wed to Hellen V. Jennings, 03/04/1932:4 Water higher in Nemasket River, 12/05/1930:2 Atwood, Grace What is correct spelling of Assawompsett/Assawampsett?, 03/20/1931:6 Returns to Connecticut Woman's College, 01/10/1930:3 Good-sized bass caught 55 years ago, 07/17/1931:2 Takes course of study at Columbia University, 07/11/1930:9 Several parties tenting on shores of lake 55 years ago, 07/17/1931:2 Takes course at School of Retailing at NY University, 09/25/1931:3 History of summer colonies, 07/24/1931:7 Receives Master of Science in retailing from New York University, State health department rules and regulations for use, 10/28/1932:6 07/15/1932:7 A.L. Beals, photo jig-saw puzzle (ad), 03/10/1933:6 Atwood, Grace Elizabeth High water allows nature study by Edward Whitney, 04/21/1933:1 Graduates from Connecticut College for Women, 06/19/1931:1 High water undermines road, 04/21/1933:1 Atwood, H.N. Assessors (see Middleboro - Board of Assessors) Has leg amputated, 11/02/1934:6 Aston, Harry Atwood, I.F. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/11/1933:5 Resides in Melrose, 03/06/1931:3 Astronomy Atwood, Jane L.F. Partial lunar eclipse here, 04/11/1930:4 Land damages awarded, 07/24/1931:1 Two moons in the month 55 years ago, 08/15/1930:6 Atwood, John E. Fine display of the northern lights, 09/19/1930:1 Obituary, 11/24/1933:1, 2 Last eclipse in New England for decades, 08/26/1932:2 Carver man dies at age 60, 11/24/1933:4 Great view of eclipse from Middleboro, 09/02/1932:1 Elks holds annual memorial service, 12/08/1933:2 Local view of eclipse very good, 09/02/1932:1 Remembered by South Carver folk, 12/15/1933:3 Atamian, Hachig Atwood, John S. Engaged to Sharlet Kadian, 02/26/1932:4 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 04/04/1930:10 Wed to Sharlet Kadian, 03/04/1932:4 Obituary, 05/02/1930:1 Athanasios, Charles Dies at age 87, 05/02/1930:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/30/1934:5 Obituary, 05/02/1930:5 Athanasiou, Alice GAR member dies in April, 05/30/1930:1 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Atwood, Levi O. Athletics (see Sports) Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/15/1930:5 Atkins, Clara M. Man arrested after attempts to blackmail local businessman, Engaged to Arthur W. Leonard, 02/20/1931:4 01/20/1933:1 Wed to Arthur W. Leonard, 03/06/1931:4 Schaaf sentenced to 5 to 7 years for extortion attempt, 02/17/1933:1 Atkins, Horace Atwood, L.O. Recovers stolen car, 11/07/1930:4 see also L.O. Atwood Box Factory Daughter's bank stolen while family away, 09/01/1933:2 Vice-president of Co-operative Bank, 12/19/1930:1 Atkinson, William Bowman & Clark, new deal development on shore of Tispaquin Pond Head farmer at Westfield Sanatorium, 04/08/1932:1 (ad), 07/07/1933:2 Atlantic & Pacific Tea Store (see The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.) Kindling wood (ad), 12/14/1934:5 Attorneys (see Lawyers) Atwood, Lovetta E. Atwood, A.B. Petition for administration of estate, 02/14/1930:5 Resides in Chelsea, 10/30/1931:3 Atwood, Lovetta Eveline Rock couple married 25 years, 04/22/1932:3 Wife of Harvey N. dies at age 80, 01/24/1930:4
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Atwood, Lovetta F. Austin, Laura A. Administrator presents account of estate, 12/04/1931:9 Obituary, 03/09/1934:1 Atwood, Lucien W. Widow of Albert dies at age 82, 03/09/1934:4 Obituary, 04/06/1934:1 Austin, Linwood Dies at age 70, 04/06/1934:4 Daughter born, 09/19/1930:4 Obituary, 04/06/1934:6 Austin, Martha W. Petition for administration of estate, 05/11/1934:5 Purchases Arthur Rotch farm, 02/06/1931:1 Atwood, Marion Austin, Thomas M. Receives diploma from School of Handicraft in Cambridge, Resides in Portland, ME, 04/14/1933:1 05/20/1932:6 Australia Accepts position as occupational therapist at Ring Sanatorium and Milton Jones returns from 5-month trip to the Philippines and Australia, Hospital at Arlington Heights, 01/19/1933:6 sails for India, 04/07/1933:1 Atwood, Marion N. Authors (see Books) Resumes teaching at School of Handicraft in Cambridge, 09/16/1932:3 Automobile Accidents (see Traffic Accidents - Automobiles) Atwood, Mrs Harvey N. Automobile Dealers Obituary, 01/24/1930:3 see also Bailey's Garage; Fuller Motor Sales Co.; Maxim Motor Co.; Atwood, Myra L. Middleboro Motor Sales; Middleboro Nash Co.; Nemasket Auto Co. Obituary, 08/07/1931:1 Berman Motor Car Co. (ad), 01/10/1930:4 Atwood, Shirley Atwood-Costello, Inc., Chevrolet (ad), 01/10/1930:7 Born to Carlton, 11/04/1932:4 Roy Fagerberg, Pontiac (ad), 01/10/1930:8 Atwood, Theodore Brownell & Burt Inc., super serviced used cars (ad), 02/13/1931:6 Children have measles, 06/12/1931:9 H.C. Thomas resident manager of Brownell & Burt, Inc. (ad), Atwood-Costello, Inc. 02/20/1931:3 Chevrolet dealer (ad), 01/10/1930:7 Sherman employs William Rose at Plymouth-Chrysler dealership, Atwood-Thomas Construction Co. 09/18/1931:1 Awarded contract for seawall and jetties, 08/07/1931:4 Barney Motor Sales, Chevrolet dealer in South Middleboro (ad), Awarded contract for new bridge in Bourne, 10/02/1931:1 10/02/1931:8 Fill from Academy excavation for sale (ad), 04/01/1932:8 Young's Garage, corner of West Grove and Elm St (ad), 07/08/1932:2 Contracts for excavation and cement work for new post office, Charles Hambly new service manager at Sherman's garage, 04/22/1932:1 06/15/1934:1 Gets contract to move band stand, 05/11/1934:1 Automobile Drivers' Licenses Erects new handrails at post office, 05/18/1934:7 Luke Leonard fined $10 for operating without a license, 04/18/1930:2 Aubrey, Charles N. Wally Walsh fined $10 for operating without a license, 04/18/1930:2 Plymouth St couple married 50 years, 07/07/1933:2 Elmer Tahtinen fined $10 for operating without a license, 08/29/1930:1 Aubrey, Ernest Edward Howell fined $10 for operating without a license, 01/09/1931:3 Purchases Plymouth St house from Joseph Flynn, 05/26/1933:1 Norris Westgate charged with operating without license, registration, Auctionhouses and Auctioneers 08/14/1931:1 Wilmot, 9 Wareham St (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Norris Westgate found not guilty of all charges, 08/21/1931:1 Audet, Mary F. Supposed gun play a joke, Shurtleff charged with driving without Engaged to Burpee Crowell, 03/30/1934:4 license or registration, 09/11/1931:1 Wed to Burpee E. Crowell, 04/13/1934:4 David MacCartney pleads guilty to operating vehicle without license, Auger, Alfred 10/07/1932:1 Insurance man tops list of agents at Hancock Insurance, 04/14/1933:3 Bertrand White fined $5 for operating without a license, 10/21/1932:1 Augustine, Grace C. Wrightington pleads guilty to operating without license and registration, Engaged to Frank A. Carreiro, 10/21/1932:4 03/02/1934:1 Wed to Frank A. Carreiro, 11/11/1932:4 Alfred Wilmot arraigned on charges of drunkenness, reckless driving, Augusto, Antone and operating without a license, 03/30/1934:1 Engaged to Rose Martin, 12/11/1931:1 Clarence Wilbur fined $10 for no registration or license, 10/05/1934:3 Wed to Rose A. Martin, 08/05/1932:4 Howard Logrien fined $5 for driving without a license, 10/12/1934:2 Augusto, Antonio Murray Gifford in court on multiple motor vehicle offenses, Engaged to Rose A. Martin, 07/29/1932:4 10/12/1934:4 Auld, Hannah Ralph Hyatt guilty of operating vehicle after license revoked, Memorial service held for deceased WRC members, 07/01/1932:2 10/12/1934:4 Auld, Hannah B. Automobile Fires Dies at age 69, 03/06/1931:4 Newton Center auto catches fire on way from Cape, 05/16/1930:2 Auld, Hannah Barrows Fickert Bros. lose auto truck to fire, 06/13/1930:3 Obituary, 03/06/1931:1 Blaze in Fall River auto on Center St, 08/01/1930:8 Auld, Raye M. Charles Sousa's car tips over and burns on the Taunton road, Takes nurse's training in Concord, 09/25/1931:1 10/03/1930:1 Auroras J.E. Robinson's auto catches fire on Center St, 10/24/1930:6 Fine display of the northern lights, 09/19/1930:1 Brockton truck ablaze on Plymouth St, 11/14/1930:4 Auselman, Marie Fred Alger's auto catches fire, 11/28/1930:1 Engaged to Kenneth Lewis, 09/02/1932:3 Slight blaze at Samuel Shaw's, 01/23/1931:1 Ausherman, Mrs J.A. Auto fire at Mawhinney's on Taunton St, 01/30/1931:1 Dies in Harrisburg, PA, 11/25/1932:1 Harry Ashton's car takes fire on Pearl St, 04/17/1931:1 Austin, George William Church loses auto to fire, 04/24/1931:2 Administrator presents account of estate, 03/18/1932:5, 08/12/1932:3 Pawtucket man's car takes fire at Smith and Wareham St, 07/17/1931:1 Austin, Harold Stone Roxbury man's car takes fire in South Middleboro, 07/17/1931:1 Wedding described, 07/11/1930:1 Edward Kelley uses match to check gas level in car, 10/16/1931:3 No damage to Fred Alger's car, 01/01/1932:1
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Automobile Fires cont. Automobile Service Stations cont. Auto truck takes fire at Charles Johnson farm, 08/12/1932:1 Elmer Sisson petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/13/1931:5 Blaze in Oakes' car caused by short circuit, 10/21/1932:1 License applications discussed by selectmen, 11/20/1931:1 Leighton and Wheeler die when gasoline truck tips over, 12/09/1932:1 Aubrey James Clark petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/20/1931:4 Smith's auto strikes tree, bursts into flames, 12/16/1932:1 Collin's Auto Repair, 123 Centre St (ad), 11/20/1931:5 Randall's auto takes fire, 06/30/1933:1 Stephen Kelley, general auto repair (ad), 12/04/1931:10 Auto blaze at Camp Avoda on Tispaquin Pond, 07/14/1933:1 Gustav Salo petitions for license to sell gasoline, 01/01/1932:5 Marion auto catches fire while owner berry picking, 09/01/1933:4 Break-in at Maxim Motor Co. gas station, 01/08/1932:4 Fire in floorboards of Thayer's auto, 11/02/1934:1 Cigarette starts blaze at Wilbur's station, 02/26/1932:1 Automobile Parking (see Parking) Nathan Goldman petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/04/1932:5 Automobile Service Stations Clarence Fiske petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/18/1932:5 see also Colonial Filling Station; Leighton's Filling Station; McKechnie, Calvin Hosford petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/25/1932:6 James T. Cyrus Small petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/08/1932:5 Berman's Service Station, Everett St (ad), 01/03/1930:2 Oscar Wentworth petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/08/1932:5 Studebaker Service Station, Everett Square (ad), 02/28/1930:5 Middleboro Motor Sales petitions for license to sell gasoline, Spaulding opens service station on Wareham St, 02/28/1930:6 04/15/1932:5 Vickery and Lardner dissolve partnership, 03/07/1930:2 Chester Pittsley petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/15/1932:7 Seventy odd filling stations operating illegally here, 07/04/1930:1 Edward Thomas petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/22/1932:6 Illegal operations discussed at selectmen's meeting, 07/11/1930:1 Edgar Peck petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/22/1932:7 Numerous license applications, 07/18/1930:5 Frederick Standish petitions for license to sell gasoline, 05/06/1932:3 Notice to gasoline dealers (ad), 07/18/1930:6 Leighton and Otis petition for licenses to sell gasoline, 06/10/1932:5 More petitions for licenses to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:5 Arthur Smith petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/15/1932:5 Scudder's Filling Station, 33 Wareham St (ad), 07/25/1930:5 Walter Rounsevell petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/22/1932:5 More petitions for licenses to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:6, 8, 9 MacDonald & Sharp petition for license to sell gasoline, 07/29/1932:5 Chadwick's Service Station, 144 Everett St (ad), 08/01/1930:10 Clark's Garage, 116 North St (ad), 07/29/1932:8 Selectmen address operation irregularities, 08/08/1930:1 Barney Motor Sales now Wareham St Garage (ad), 08/26/1932:5 Selectmen hold meeting to consider applications; list of successful Standish Filling Station now Thompson Tire Co. (ad), 09/16/1932:6 applicants, 08/08/1930:1 Paul Scholz petitions for license to sell gasoline, 09/30/1932:5 Protest at selectmen's meeting over gasoline license, 08/29/1930:1 Frank Lewis petitions for license to sell gasoline, 12/02/1932:5 Charles Sherman granted license to sell gasoline, 09/12/1930:1 Lighting truck driven by Rocco crashes into air pump at Chadwick's Additional petition, 09/12/1930:4, 5 station, 12/30/1932:1 License applications heard at selectmen's meeting, 10/31/1930:2 Richard Dunbar petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/10/1933:5 Charles Sherman petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:2 Charles Gordon petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/14/1933:5 William Finn petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:5 Helen Cruckshank and Leon Chausse petition for licenses to sell Additional petitions for licenses to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 gasoline, 05/19/1933:5 Abutters protest Sherman's petition for gasoline sales, 11/21/1930:1 Mexican Petroleum Corp. petitions for license to sell gasoline, Sherman gasoline license controversy settled, 11/28/1930:1 06/16/1933:5 Laflamme petitions for license to sell gasoline, 12/05/1930:5 Harry Aston petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/11/1933:5 Anderson and Zion petition for license to sell gasoline, 12/05/1930:9 William Sukeforth petitions for license to sell gasoline, 09/15/1933:2 Cherry Tree Filling Station petitions for license to sell gasoline, Sukeforth's gasoline license petition action postponed, 09/29/1933:1 12/12/1930:7 Public notice of meeting concerning licenses (ad), 09/29/1933:4 Licenses granted at selectmen's meeting, 12/26/1930:1 Hearing on rule changes draws a crowd, 10/13/1933:1 J. Cushing Co. petitions for license to sell gasoline, 01/16/1931:6 Lengthy session needed for discussion of gas petition, 10/13/1933:1 Hastay and Eldridge petition for licenses to sell gasoline, 01/23/1931:5 Break-in at Pan-Am filling station, 10/27/1933:1 Selectmen take action taken on license applications, 02/06/1931:2 Selectmen do not take action on Sukeforth petition, 10/27/1933:1 Nathan Washburn petitions for license to sell gasoline, 02/20/1931:5 Selectmen rescind vote on one mile limit, 10/27/1933:1 Maxim Motor Co. petitions for license to sell gasoline, 02/27/1931:5 Selectmen rescind vote on proximity to Town House, 10/27/1933:1 Frank Leighton petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/06/1931:5 No action taken on Sukeforth's gasoline license petition, 11/03/1933:1 Jones and Byrnes petition for license to sell gasoline, 03/13/1931:5 Winterhaulder files complaint regarding filling station near home, Action taken on license applications, 03/20/1931:1 11/03/1933:1 Gasoline licenses must be renewed, 04/10/1931:5 George Finch petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/03/1933:5 Quincy Oil Co. and Maude Williams petition for licenses to sell Selectmen examine every angle of issue, 11/17/1933:1 gasoline, 04/10/1931:5 Finch's petition for gas station okayed by selectmen, 11/17/1933:4 Charles Edwards' auto repair work, 14 Lovell St (ad), 04/10/1931:8 Fire chief reports to selectmen on gasoline station, 11/17/1933:4 Emil and William Lewis open roadside stand and filling station on No action on Sukeforth application, 11/17/1933:4 Bedford St, 04/24/1931:7 American Oil Co. station has license suspended, then returned, George Barney petitions for license to sell gasoline, 05/08/1931:2 12/15/1933:1 Mr and Mrs Ashley open new wayside stand at Sisson's filling station, Sukeforth's gas sales petition turned down by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 05/08/1931:3 American Oil Co. petition for license to sell gasoline, 02/09/1934:8 Thomas Pollitt petitions for license to sell gasoline, 05/08/1931:4 Sukeforth petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/13/1934:7 Standish Filling Station, 33 Wareham St (ad), 06/12/1931:9 Sukeforth granted license, 04/27/1934:1 Harlas Cushman petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/03/1931:5 John Callan new manager of Amoco Station (ad), 06/22/1934:4 General repair expertly done at Fagerberg's, 10/09/1931:7 Fred Hall, general repair, Wareham St (ad), 06/22/1934:10 Jenney and Young petition for licenses to sell gasoline, 10/23/1931:5 H.F. Kraege, auto radiator repair (ad), 10/26/1934:8 Danielson & Hintlian Bros. petition for license to sell gasoline, Automobile Theft 11/06/1931:4 Moleski pleads not guilty to use of Knox auto without authority, Hattie LeBaron petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/06/1931:4 01/03/1930:7 Mrs Edward Colvin petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/06/1931:4 John Silva's auto stolen from parking lot at Town House, 04/11/1930:1 Michael Collins petitions for license to operate greasing and lubricating Stephen Kelley's auto stolen while parked on School St, 04/11/1930:1 station, 11/06/1931:5 John Silva's stolen car recovered on South Main St, 04/18/1930:1
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Automobile Theft cont. Aviation Kelley's stolen auto found abandoned in Taunton swamp, 04/18/1930:1 Local men in new Pioneer Flying Club, 05/30/1930:1 Auto stolen from sanatorium employee Christian Gomes, 04/25/1930:1 John Cobb joins Pioneer Flying Club, 06/13/1930:1 Robert West's stolen auto found abandoned on Plymouth St, Merrill Shurtleff takes first airplane ride, 07/11/1930:9 05/02/1930:1 John Cobb becomes regular flier, 08/15/1930:6 George Millett in court for theft of Christian Gomes' auto, 05/02/1930:7 Clifton McCrillis qualifies for private pilot's license, 08/22/1930:1 John Kerrigan's stolen auto recovered in North Dartmouth, 06/06/1930:9 Dirigible Neponset visits Middleboro, 09/19/1930:4 Roxbury auto recovered here, 09/05/1930:1 Pioneer Flying Club takes advantage of good weather (p), 09/26/1930:3 Gaffney's stolen auto left at Henry's with empty gas tank, 09/05/1930:3 John Cobb and wife fly new plane to Woodstock, VT, 10/10/1930:1 Mr and Mrs Horace Atkins recover stolen car, 11/07/1930:4 Clifton McCrillis, flying lessons (ad), 11/07/1930:2 Plympton man's car stolen here, 12/19/1930:1 Airport for town discussed at town meeting, 02/13/1931:3, 02/12/1932:2 Stolen autos recovered, 01/02/1931:2 Pilot Timothy Creedon dies in crash at Port Washington, NY, Another auto stolen here, 01/02/1931:4 07/01/1932:1 Keith's car recovered in Wollaston, 01/02/1931:6 V. Broderick to fly plane to coast, 07/01/1932:1 Auto owned by New Bedford man recovered here, 01/09/1931:3 Flying parson Vivian Broderick off for the west, 07/08/1932:2 East Bridgewater woman's car stolen from Warren Ave, 01/23/1931:4 Flying parson Broderick arrives in California safely, 07/15/1932:1 Auto stolen in Milton, recovered here, 07/17/1931:1 Low flying plane causes stir, 07/29/1932:1 Morrissey's auto stolen in Brockton, found in West Bridgewater dump, Broderick's coast to coast trip successful, 07/29/1932:3 10/02/1931:1 Plane forced down in snow squall, 02/24/1933:4 Game warden finds stolen car, 10/23/1931:4 Central Baptist members entertained with plane rides, 06/23/1933:6 Auto stolen from in front of Young's garage on West Grove St, Aerial photo of Middleboro (p), 08/11/1933:1 03/25/1932:7 Army aviator Arthur Logan forced to bail out of plane, 09/15/1933:1 Forrest Churbuck's car stolen in New York, 05/06/1932:1 Awde, Mrs Robert Dorchester youths keep police busy, 07/01/1932:8 Dies in Rock Island, Canada, 03/23/1934:3 Police recover North Carver vehicle here, 07/08/1932:1 Awde, Robert Charles Smith's stolen auto recovered in Boston, 10/21/1932:7 Dies in Rock Island, Canada, 03/23/1934:3 Chelsea auto located in Rhode Island Rd section, 10/28/1932:4 Robert West's auto stolen from Pleasant St home, 11/25/1932:2 B David Hirst held for larceny of West's vehicle, 12/09/1932:1 Babbitt, Clifton F. Plympton man has car stolen in Middleboro, 03/03/1933:2 Obituary, 09/16/1932:1 Juveniles take Alfred Wood's car for joy ride, 03/03/1933:4 Hartford, CT man dies, 09/16/1932:4 Maleski and Wallace charged with using auto without authority, Babbitt, Harold Marshall 04/14/1933:1 Wedding described, 01/01/1932:1 Joseph Maleski withdraws appeal, 06/02/1933:1 Babbitt, Marcella Stovall State truck located after stolen from Bedford St, 09/15/1933:7 Engaged to John Titus Conklin, 09/26/1930:4 Elmer Wardell arrested for holdup and various thefts, 09/21/1934:1 Babbitt, Mariella Stovall Halifax man reports auto stolen while at theater, 09/21/1934:2 Wedding described, 11/14/1930:4 Automobiles Babbitt, Mrs Clifton see also Traffic Resides in Hartford, CT, 06/13/1930:1 Local police inspect lights and brakes, 06/13/1930:1 Babcock, Edwin M. Increase in numbers causes decrease in bus service, 02/27/1931:1 Purchases Lakeville property from Pfininger, 09/04/1931:1 M.L. Standish secures patent for starting horse cars 55 years ago, Backus Memorial Baptist Church 04/17/1931:6 Rev Harold Bonell resigns, 03/23/1934:7 Tallman, autos ducoed and enameled (ad), 09/07/1934:8 Bacon, Alzara E. Abandoned car found near bridge, 11/02/1934:8 Wed to Frank M. Jefferson, 09/07/1934:4 More anent the automobile (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 11/30/1934:7 Bacon, W.A. Automobiles - Law and Legislation Welding, 16 Rock St (ad), 08/12/1932:8 see also Traffic Regulations Bacon, Wallace Wallace Grant fined $5 for allowing unauthorized use of auto, Reports break-in at roadside store on Murdock St, 06/27/1930:3 05/01/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Norris Westgate charged with operating without license, registration, Son born, 09/16/1932:4 08/14/1931:1 Bacon, Wallace A. Norris Westgate found not guilty of all charges, 08/21/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:6 Supposed gun play a joke, Shurtleff charged with driving without Reports break-in at Nemasket Grove stand, 08/15/1930:1 license or registration, 09/11/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Addison Coombs charged with speeding, and operating without lights, Bagnell (Mr) 05/05/1933:1 Occupies home purchased from Lambert Binns, 05/20/1932:6 Wrightington pleads guilty to operating without license and registration, Bagnell, Allen W. 03/02/1934:1 Fined $5 for failure to stop at intersection, 09/02/1932:8 Joseph Wrightington fined $100 for driving uninsured car, 09/14/1934:6 Purchade couple married 20 years, 11/23/1934:4 Local officers run safety check, 10/05/1934:2 Bagnell, George Clarence Wilbur fined $10 for no registration or license, 10/05/1934:3 Ill with measles, 12/28/1934:6 Automobiles - Parts Bagnell, John see also Batteries; Tires Suffers broken arm, 10/05/1934:5 Baxter's Repair Shop, Center St (ad), 02/13/1931:8 Bagnell, Richard Avedian, John S. Member of high school basketball and football teams (p), 06/22/1934:8 State patrolman transfers here from Norwell, 08/28/1931:4 Football player injured, 10/19/1934:1 Avery, Joseph Rushed to Mass General after injured playing football, 10/19/1934:3 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8
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Bailey, Donald Baker, Michael J. Daughter born, 06/29/1934:4 Southwick St couple married 50 years, 02/05/1932:1 Bailey, Donald H. Obituary, 12/09/1932:1 Daughter born, 04/11/1930:4 Dies at age 75, 12/09/1932:4 Bailey, Evelyn Baker, Ralph Graduates from Lesley school in Boston, 06/10/1932:1 Son born, 04/25/1930:6, 04/08/1932:7, 08/19/1932:4 New teacher at Green School, 09/07/1934:1 Baker, Ralph W. Bailey, Evelyn Longfellow Son born, 07/17/1931:4 Enrolls at Lesley school in Cambridge, 07/04/1930:1 Baker, Richard Bailey, George Resides in Philadelphia, 11/23/1934:1 Shotgun taken in break-in, 10/09/1931:5 Baker, Robert L. Bailey, L.S. Charged with manslaughter and operating negligently as result of death Moves blacksmith shop to depot 55 years ago, 03/04/1932:6 in Brockton, 10/10/1930:1 Bailey, Luther Baker, Roland A. Forest St couple married 58 years, 04/21/1933:1 Cottage at Staples Shore destroyed by fire, 01/10/1930:1 Bailey, Luther S. Baker, Ruth Wed to Lydia W. Cook 55 years ago, 04/18/1930:7 Wed to Bassett Porter, 04/01/1932:3 Closes fish market, opens meat market 55 years ago, 10/02/1931:7 Bakeries Bailey, Stanley F. see also Jane's Food Shoppe; Middleboro Bakery Wedding described, 05/15/1931:1 Middleboro Fruit & Bakery Co. (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Instructor at University of California, Davis, 07/22/1932:1 Samuel Bourne purchases Water St building from George Soule 55 Bailey's Garage years ago, 11/07/1930:6 Buick dealer (ad), 04/11/1930:8 Gilded letters on Bourne's bread cart herald tasty treats 55 years ago, Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 12/26/1930:6 Clark's Garage, formerly Bailey's Garage (ad), 09/11/1931:8 Balboni, Emilio Agent for Pontiac autos (ad), 06/10/1932:2 Son born, 11/10/1933:4 Baker, Arthur G. Baldwin, Alma Enrolled at University of Illinois, 12/22/1933:1 Student at Framingham Normal school, 02/28/1930:1 Baker, Charlotte Graduates from Framingham State, 06/24/1932:4 Sells Plymouth St place to Kennison, 10/21/1932:1 Baldwin, Alma M. Baker, Eldoretta Engaged to Edward Zeiba, 04/06/1934:4 Will in probate, 03/23/1934:7 Wed to Edward Zeiba, 04/27/1934:4 Baker, Eldoretta C. Baldwin, Caroline Obituary, 03/02/1934:1 Dies in Warren, RI, 12/12/1930:1 Wife of Leonard A. dies at age 56, 03/02/1934:4 Baldwin, Doris Thimble Club Daughters pass resolutions upon death, 03/23/1934:4 Elected president of day student council at Bridgewater State, Baker, Ella M. 04/14/1933:1 Engaged to Harold Hemmingson, 05/23/1930:6 Baldwin, Frank Baker, Ella S. Sister dies in Warren, RI, 12/12/1930:1 Obituary, 11/10/1933:1 Baldwin, Frank H. Wife of Andrew G. dies at age 75, 11/10/1933:4 School St couple married 50 years, 06/06/1930:6 Baker, F.E. Baldwin, Louise G. Daughter born, 03/27/1931:4 Obituary, 12/23/1932:1 Baker, Francis Baldwin, Ruth Missing boy causes anxiety, 06/19/1931:2 Enters nurse's training at Baptist hospital in Boston, 09/11/1931:1 Baker, Francis E. Baldwin, Ruth E. Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Wed to Charles E. Souza, 11/03/1933:4 Baker, Frank J. Balkam, Beulah E. Moves here from Falmouth, employed at A&P, 08/01/1930:1 Engaged to Robert B. Powell, 10/20/1933:4 Baker, James Wed to Robert B. Powell, 10/27/1933:4 Sells Plymouth St place to Nathan Kennison, 11/18/1932:1 Balkin, Reginald Baker, James F. Youth charged with larceny, sent to Shirley School, 08/28/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Balkum, A. Reginald Obituary, 11/27/1931:1 Accused of theft in Onset, 12/23/1932:1 Dies at age 44, 11/27/1931:4 Self-confessed gigolo in trouble again, 09/22/1933:1 Baker, L.A. Ball, Thomas Wind storm damages trees, 06/06/1930:6 New Bedford man killed in auto accident, 06/22/1934:7 Sells speedy trotter Marmaduke to Mattapan man, 08/15/1930:1 Balls (parties) Saddle horse takes two seconds at Bridgewater fair, 09/07/1934:1 see also Firemen's Relief Organization; French Artisans Society Baker, Leonard A. DAR hosts tercentennial ball at Town House, 11/28/1930:1 Reports theft from car, 01/17/1930:3 Middleboro Police Association holds annual ball, 11/09/1934:5 James Kontoes sentenced to Concord Reformatory for theft from Dr Band Stands Baker, 02/14/1930:1 No appropriations at town meeting, 02/28/1930:1 Physician named to welfare board, 01/30/1931:1 Town House structure an eyesore, 09/05/1930:1 Doctor moves office from Glidden building to 72 South Main St, Tear it down or repair it, 10/17/1930:1 09/28/1934:1 Selectmen discuss repairs, 10/31/1930:2 Moves office to 72 South Main St (ad), 09/28/1934:8 Stands in lot at rear of Bates School, in need of attention, 05/19/1933:1 Presently in state of collapse, 10/27/1933:1 Appropriations for repair discussed at town meeting, 02/16/1934:2 Appropriations made at adjourned town meeting, 02/23/1934:1
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Band Stands cont. Barbers Request for bids for removal, 04/06/1934:5 see also Boutin, William; Hairdressers; Sherrard, Milton F.B. Atwood-Thomas Co. gets contract to move band stand, 05/11/1934:1 New shop in Union block 55 years ago, 05/02/1930:6 New structure nearly ready, 05/25/1934:1 Frank's Barber Shop, 42 Everett St (ad), 08/22/1930:8 Bands and Orchestras Carl Neil offers free haircuts to members of military, 03/04/1932:4 see also American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post (Drum and Bugle William Boutine closes barber shop on Miller St, 11/18/1932:6 Corps); Middleboro Cornet Band; Middleborough Memorial High Shop opens at 457 Centre St (ad), 11/18/1932:8 School - Arts; Myles Standish Trio Wife locates Joseph Porfiro here after four-year search, 01/13/1933:1 The Concert Trio entertains in Hyannis, 03/14/1930:1 Change in prices (ad), 01/13/1933:8 Middleboro Symphonic and Applied Arts Society sponsors enjoyable Mrs C.E. Neill reopens Wareham St shop (ad), 07/14/1933:8 concert, 03/28/1930:1 NRA code, new hours (ad), 09/01/1933:8 Middleboro Symphonic and Applied Arts Society hosts annual Barclay, Jeanie P. children's party, 06/13/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale, 02/28/1930:8 George Kinsley new leader of band 55 years ago, 12/12/1930:3 Barden, Alice M. The Concert Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/23/1931:10 Obituary, 08/15/1930:1 Tauremid String Quartette performs for Marion Woman's club, Barden, Cornelia K. Stoddard 01/08/1932:1 Widow of John F. dies at age 87, 03/04/1932:4 Bernier, Cordeiro, and Trinque of the Kohalo Hawaiians give concerts Barden, Cornelia Knapp over WNBH, 09/16/1932:1 Obituary, 03/04/1932:1 Tauremid String Quartette holds first practice, 09/23/1932:1 Barden, E.M. Tauremid String Quartette furnishes music for wedding at East Has patent paper boxes for customers 55 years ago, 07/24/1931:6 Bridgewater, 09/30/1932:1 Barden, John C. Stephen Pember leads Sunshine Mandolin Band in program at Builds tenement 55 years ago, 02/27/1931:6 Wareham, 10/07/1932:1 Barden, Minerva B. Sunshine Mandolin Band wants more members (ad), 10/07/1932:8 Dies at age 62, 10/19/1934:4 Local musicians play with Taunton Orchestral Club, 06/08/1934:1 Obituary, 10/26/1934:1 Drum corps organized at Bates School, 11/09/1934:7 Barden, Otis L. Banks, Alice Marie Obituary, 06/15/1934:1 Wedding described, 09/09/1932:1 Barden, Thomas R. Banks, Gladys Obituary, 02/02/1934:1 Murder charge results from death of North Carver woman, 12/01/1933:1 Framingham man dies at age 80, 02/02/1934:4 Carver man gets life sentence for murder, 06/15/1934:1 Barden, William C. Banks, Lloyd E. Appliances (ad), 01/03/1930:2 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Home and office equipment (ad), 01/03/1930:2 Banks and Banking Grows business house here, 02/07/1930:8 see also Middleborough Co-operative Bank; Middleborough Savings Grand opening of Frigidaire franchise (ad), 03/20/1931:2 Bank; Middleborough Trust Co. Local man to represent oil burner company (ad), 10/09/1931:5 Police chief assigns extra officers to business district, situation is Fifth anniversary as Frigidaire dealer (ad), 04/07/1933:2 clearing, 03/10/1933:1 Salesman wanted (ad), 07/21/1933:5 Representative Washburn co-sponsors bill directed at money hoarders, Barden, William S. 03/17/1933:1 Resides in Stapleton, NY, 07/18/1930:1 Local Christmas club checks circulate $55,000, 12/08/1933:1 Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 11/25/1932:1 Banus, Sophia Represents Radio Corp. of America at Chicago show, 06/16/1933:3 Engaged to Anthony Gauveia, 11/23/1934:3 Bardsley, Howard, Jr. Banus, Sophie P. New officer with local state police troop, 01/03/1930:1 Engaged to Tony Gouveia, 11/16/1934:4 The Bargain Store Wed to Tony Gouveia, 11/30/1934:4 Mihran Kotchounian retires after over 20 years, going out of business Banwell, Edward (ad), 09/09/1932:7 Loses life when Pan-American plane sinks, obituary, 09/04/1931:1 Changes hands, now Fredberg's (ad), 10/07/1932:2 Baptist Church Barges, Joaquim Reis see also Central Baptist Church; First Baptist Church; Third Baptist Cape de Verde islander found dead in South Carver, 02/20/1931:4 Church Barker, Raymond Open air meetings held 55 years ago, 08/01/1930:8 Under quarantine for whooping cough, 08/15/1930:6 Society has grounds graded; concrete walks installed 55 years ago, Barker, Raymond A. 08/08/1930:3 Struck by car, concussion and broken legs result, 07/10/1931:1 Receives new Dighton furnace 55 years ago, 12/19/1930:6 Barlow, Anna Purchases Temple Place 55 years ago, 05/29/1931:7 Wedding described, 08/14/1931:3 Wants town to replace stone wall 55 years ago, 08/14/1931:6 Barlow, Edward A. King's Daughters hold annual banquet, 06/10/1932:1 Daughter born, 03/25/1932:4 Auditorium refurnished with pew cushions, runners, and hangings, Barnaud, Eli 10/06/1933:1 Pastor of St. Joseph's in Everett, 01/20/1933:1 Community Baptist Church of South Lakeville congregation revives Barnes, Doris Coy church, 10/13/1933:6 Wed to William F. McDonald, 10/03/1930:4 History of churches in Lakeville, 10/13/1933:6 Wedding described, 10/03/1930:5 Community Baptist Church of South Lakeville received into Old Colony Barnes, Mrs Ocena Baptist Association, 09/28/1934:2 Fire in barn on Court End Ave, 06/01/1934:1 Baptiste, John Barnes, Oceana Held up at gunpoint near Fall Brook Farm, 11/20/1931:4 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Barakian, Haig G. Barney (Mr and Mrs) Wedding described, 10/13/1933:1 Falmouth couple married 50 years, 10/23/1931:4
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Barney, Ashton Barros, Manuel Purchases Fuller St farm from Laura Blaisdell, 06/20/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Barney, Ashton M. Barrows (Mr) Fuller St couple married 25 years, 12/14/1934:1 Mansion on North Main St repaired 55 years ago, 07/25/1930:7 Barney, Bertha J. Barrows, Dorothy Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/05/1932:5 Purchases home in Taunton, 10/05/1934:1 Barney, George Barrows, Elizabeth J. Carriage carrying McAllister, Drake, and Barney overturns 55 years Administrator presents account of estate, 01/17/1930:5 ago, 01/17/1930:8 Barrows, Fletcher L. Barney, George A. New oil burner installed at residence, 07/04/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/31/1930:5 Barrows, Fletcher L., Jr. Barney, George S. George Rand's leg fractured when struck by Barrows' car in Lakeville, Fined $10 for speeding, 05/02/1930:7 08/21/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 05/08/1931:2 Pleads not guilty to drunkenness, reckless driving, and drunk driving, Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/04/1931:5 11/18/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/05/1932:5 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 11/25/1932:8 Barney, Harriett G. Barrows, Grace P. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/31/1930:5 In land court, 05/20/1932:5 Barney, Warren Barrows, Hattie Resides in Falmouth Heights, 08/29/1930:1 Receives compensation for land damages due to road repairs, Engaged to Helen Johnson, 02/13/1931:1 10/03/1930:1 Wedding described, 05/06/1932:1 Barrows, Lawton Daughter born, 06/01/1934:4 Arrested for drunkenness after auto accident in East Middleboro, Barney, Warren A. 11/11/1932:4 Engaged to Helen F. Johnson, 04/22/1932:4 Barrows, Lydia J. Wed to Helen F. Johnson, 05/06/1932:6 Obituary, 01/31/1930:1 Barney Motor Sales Barrows, Manuel Chevrolet dealer in South Middleboro (ad), 10/02/1931:8 Daughter born, 08/05/1932:4 Now Wareham St Garage (ad), 08/26/1932:5 Barrows, Nelson Barrett, Mary Son shot by careless use of pistol 55 years ago, 12/04/1931:8 The Concert Trio entertains in Hyannis, 03/14/1930:1 Barrows, Reland F. Soloist performs at Shakespearean lecture in Plymouth, 04/04/1930:1 Employees of old straw works (p), 02/28/1930:1 Attends NE Conservatory of Music, 04/11/1930:1 Barry, Francis D. Soloist at Bridgewater Woman's club, 04/25/1930:1 Wed to Alice T. Collins, 06/29/1934:2 Soloist at Fall River church, 07/18/1930:1 Barry, Francis David Soloist with Everybody Hour on WBH, 10/10/1930:1 Engaged to Alice Townsend Collins, 05/25/1934:2 Repeats solo performance on WNBH, 10/17/1930:1 Barry, George Employed at NE Conservatory of Music, 01/02/1931:1 Daughter born, 05/02/1930:4 Resigns as soloist and choir director of Central ME Church, Barry, Mrs Daniel 07/31/1931:1 Resides in New York, 01/10/1930:1 Accepts chorister's post at Church of Our Saviour, 10/16/1931:1 Barry, Mrs Edward Broadcasts over station WNAC, 10/23/1931:1 Resides in Boston, 03/14/1930:1 Resumes work with Our Saviour's choir, 09/16/1932:1 Barstow, Edward W. Soloist at wedding of Darling and Swicegood, 10/28/1932:1 Obituary, 07/18/1930:1 Barrett, Mary E. Newport man dies at age 41, 07/18/1930:4 Performs at country club in Scituate, 08/12/1932:1 Barstow, Ellen G. Barrett, Mary Elizabeth Wedding described, 05/19/1933:1 The Concert Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/23/1931:10 Barstow, F.L. Teacher of singing, piano (ad), 02/05/1932:8 Painting, 13 Webster St (ad), 10/16/1931:10 Concert Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/14/1932:8 Barstow, Frank Barrett, Michael M. Painters agree to wage reduction (ad), 02/19/1932:8 Track supervisor for NY, NH & Hartford RR, 09/11/1931:1 Barstow, Frank L. Tosses hat in ring for selectman, 10/30/1931:1 Let me estimate your paint job (ad), 04/08/1932:7 Announces candidacy for selectman (l), 12/23/1932:1 Barta, John J. Candidate for selectman (ad) (p), 01/13/1933:3 Earns diploma from National Radio Institute of Washington, DC, Elected to Board of Selectmen (p) (t), 01/20/1933:1 10/28/1932:1 Barrett, M.M. Barta, Julius Track supervisor plants roses in depot park, 07/04/1930:4 Wed to Antoinette Perrault, 05/23/1930:6 Barron, Mary L. Barta, Michael Wed to Ralph B. Cummins, Jr., 04/06/1934:4 Petition for administration of estate, 12/11/1931:5 Barros, Delia Bartis, Charles Meranda pleads not guilty to statutory rape of Barros, 03/21/1930:1 Applies for beer and wine license, 04/27/1934:1 Testimony in Meranda case given in closed court room, 03/28/1930:1 Bartlett, Addie L. John Meranda held in $1,000 bonds for grand jury, 04/04/1930:2 Obituary, 08/15/1930:1 Barros, James A. Plymouth woman dies at age 70, 08/15/1930:4 Engaged to Arlene H. Pina, 10/14/1932:4 Bartlett, Basil C. Wed to Arlene H. Pina, 11/11/1932:4 Obituary, 06/26/1931:1 Barros, Joseph Dies at age 50, 06/26/1931:4 Fined $10 for assault on Charles Andrews, 03/10/1933:1 Bartlett, John Moves to Cotuit, 03/28/1930:3
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Bartlett, Leah E. Baseball – Twilight League cont. Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 Support upcoming athletic day, 06/23/1933:1 Bartlett, Marion K of C nine take championship (t), 09/01/1933:4 Wedding in Stoughton, 04/15/1932:2 Season closes (t), 09/08/1933:1 Bartlett, Mrs John Season closes with victory (t), 09/15/1933:2 Resides in Cotuit, 07/24/1931:7 Testimonial banquet held for K. of C. championship team, 10/13/1933:1 Bartlett Press Elects officers, 11/03/1933:4 Goes out of business, 11/13/1931:1 Meeting held to discuss fundraising, 11/24/1933:1 Baseball Cast and preview of 1st annual minstrel show (ad), 01/05/1934:4 see also Middleborough Memorial High School - Sports Elks organize team, 01/12/1934:1 American Legion sponsors team in junior league, 06/06/1930:4 Minstrel show a snappy affair, 01/12/1934:1 Gammons petitions selectmen for use of North Main St grounds, Elks organize team, 04/06/1934:1 07/11/1930:1 Set to begin May 14th, 05/04/1934:1 Town team plays House of David, 07/25/1930:1 Ended last season in the red, teams good this season, 05/11/1934:1 Boys pay Philander Washburn for privilege of using field 55 years ago, Opens season, 05/11/1934:1 07/25/1930:7 Record crowd at opening game, 05/18/1934:1 Town team defeats Philadelphia Colored Giants, 08/08/1930:4 Some opposition to Sunday games, 06/15/1934:1 Extensive improvements made to North Main St grounds, 07/17/1931:1 Fielding and batting averages (t), 06/22/1934:7 North Middleboro players use field on Clay St, 09/25/1931:6 Knights of Columbus new league champs (t), 09/14/1934:1 Joseph Teeling wins prize for highest batting average in Old Colony Batting and fielding averages (t), 09/14/1934:6 League, 10/28/1932:5 Knights of Columbus have great year, 09/28/1934:1 North Middleboro Athletic Association installs indoor baseball Holds first banquet, 10/05/1934:1 equipment, 12/16/1932:6 Bashaw, John Local boys form team in North Middleboro, 05/19/1933:3 Tax collector's sale, 01/30/1931:5 North Middleboro team beats Colored Giants 3-1, 06/09/1933:2 Basketball Townies lose to Pittsburgh Hoboes (t), 07/21/1933:3 see also Middleborough Memorial High School - Sports Broadway Clowns blank Middleboro Legion, 08/18/1933:4 Community league proposed, 11/07/1930:4 Frank Crosier plays with Bridgewater State team, 04/20/1934:1 Vincent Boucher has good offered from professional team in Florida, I. Stewart on winning team at Fort Adams, 10/26/1934:2 11/07/1930:4 Eugene Wright notable player of old, 11/09/1934:3 Much interest in town team, 11/14/1930:4 Baseball - Twilight League Large gathering shows interest in community league, 12/04/1931:1 First meeting to draw up plans, 04/18/1930:1 Local town team schedules first game, 12/04/1931:5 Plays teams such as House of David and the Colored Giants, Benefit dance held for town team, 11/18/1932:1 07/18/1930:1 Local team wins Cape Cod championship (t), 04/14/1933:3 Final batting and fielding averages (t), 09/05/1930:4 YMCA Mercantile League holds banquet (p), 05/05/1933:1 Wants town support, 09/12/1930:1 YMCA opens third season of Mercantile Basketball League, Holds annual meeting, 01/30/1931:1 11/24/1933:1 Annual meeting, 03/13/1931:4 Pioneer wins championship of YMCA Mercantile League (t), Generates much interest, 03/20/1931:1 04/13/1934:1 Schedule, 04/03/1931:6 YMCA Mercantile League winners pictured (p), 05/04/1934:1 Final plans laid for season, 04/10/1931:1 YMCA Mercantile League holds annual banquet, 05/11/1934:1 Everything set for season, 05/08/1931:1 Meeting held to form fraternal league, 10/26/1934:4 A local institution, 05/08/1931:1 Bass, Robert C. Opens play with parade, 05/15/1931:4 Obituary, 12/04/1931:1 Financial report (t), 07/03/1931:3 Dies at age 63, 12/04/1931:4 Batting and fielding averages (t), 07/03/1931:4 Bassett, Benjamin Reward for information leading to arrest of person responsible for Charged with leaving scene of accident, 06/15/1934:5 damage to batting cage (ad), 08/28/1931:10 Fined $20 for leaving scene of accident, 06/22/1934:4 Batting, fielding, and pitching stats (t), 10/09/1931:2 Bassett, Charles All set for season, 03/18/1932:1 Wed to Christina Dextraze, 10/14/1932:4 Seeks permission to use North Main St grounds, 03/25/1932:1 Resides in Miller St tenement, 10/28/1932:6 Start season with little money but plenty of enthusiasm, 03/25/1932:1 Daughter born, 10/06/1933:2, 4 Every indication of successful season, 05/06/1932:1 Thrown from frightened horse, 09/21/1934:3 Everything ready for season opener (t), 05/06/1932:1 Bassett, Charles, Jr. High school band makes fine showing in parade for opening of season, Shoots fine fox, 12/30/1932:6 05/13/1932:1 Bassett, Charles S. Opening of season attracts 1,000 fans (t), 05/13/1932:1 Engaged to Christina Dextraze, 10/14/1932:4 Elmer Phinney urges support of league (l), 08/12/1932:3 Wedding described, 10/21/1932:4 Legion wins league championship, 08/19/1932:1 Bassett, Charles S., Jr. Closes season, prizes awarded, 09/02/1932:1 Moves into house on Miller St, 11/16/1934:3 Final averages (t), 09/23/1932:6 Bassett, Ethel L. Elects officers, 12/16/1932:1 Engaged to Kauko A. Alto, 02/26/1932:4 Rules for coming season, 01/06/1933:1 Wed to Kauko A. Alto, 03/04/1932:4 Asks selectmen for aid, 02/17/1933:5 Bassett, Jeannette Selectmen agreed to help out, 03/03/1933:1 Lakeville assistant librarian resigns, 06/09/1933:1 Managers look for successful season, 04/14/1933:1 Bassett, Jeannette F. Opens play on May 15, 04/14/1933:4 Wed to Ivan L. Tripp, 06/23/1933:4 Opens season (t), 05/19/1933:4 Gains control of North Middleboro playground, 05/26/1933:1 Fistic encounters predominate at Monday night game, 06/02/1933:1
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Bassett, Julia E. Bates, Mary Etta Obituary, 04/11/1930:1 Obituary, 09/07/1934:1 Widow of Charles H. dies at age 84, 04/11/1930:4 Dies at age 73, 09/07/1934:4 Will in probate, 05/02/1930:7 Petition for administration of estate, 09/21/1934:5 Bassett, Louise Bates School Elected to Phi Sigma Iota at Bates College, 06/06/1930:9 Honor roll, 01/17/1930:4, 03/14/1930:4, 05/23/1930:5 Engaged to W. Hollis Blackburn, 09/25/1931:1 New graduation program focuses on interests of community, Engaged to Hollis Blackburn, 09/25/1931:4 05/30/1930:2 Bassett, Louise M. Honor roll, 06/13/1930:4 Wedding described, 10/16/1931:1 Junior high graduation at Town House, 06/13/1930:5 Wed to W. Hollis Blackburn, 10/16/1931:4 Enrollment at 362, 09/26/1930:6 Bassett, Louise Morton List of clubs organized at school, 09/26/1930:6 Engaged to William Hollis Blackburn, 06/12/1931:1 Fire in boiler room, 02/06/1931:1 Bassett, Mildred Lights installed in manual training room, 03/27/1931:6 Engaged to Morris F. Ruhmpohl, 10/13/1933:3 Elmer Sisson provides transport for students of Bates School, Wedding described, 11/03/1933:3 04/03/1931:3 Bassett, Mildred L. Destruction of tulip garden a mean trick, 05/22/1931:1 Engaged to Morris F. Ruhmpohl, 09/08/1933:4 Janitor Warren Jefferson finds tulip bed destroyed, 05/22/1931:1 Wed to Morris F. Ruhmpohl, 10/27/1933:4 Visit shows an array of improvements, 05/22/1931:1 Bassett, Miriam Henry Burkland urges greater respect for public property (l), Paul Roberts' milk truck collides with Bassett's sedan at Forest and 05/22/1931:3 Center St, 12/12/1930:1 New speed heater placed in manual training room, 05/29/1931:2 Bassett, Ralph WRC presents flag to school in Memorial Day exercises, 06/05/1931:2 Contracts to wire South Lakeville Fortnightly clubhouse, 05/02/1930:2 Holds graduation exercises, 06/12/1931:4 Bassett, Ralph M. Peirce Trustees donate money for manual training equipment, Electrician (ad), 01/03/1930:6 10/02/1931:2 Agent for General Electric Refrigerators in Middleboro (ad), A Christmas Story poem by Thalia Drake, 12/25/1931:2 05/02/1930:7 Holds promotion exercises, 06/10/1932:3 Installs Plyco range oil burners, 10/16/1931:7 Pupils in Wales send greetings (l), 07/22/1932:6 Electrical store, 17 South Main St, 11/20/1931:9 Mertie Witbeck conducts library class, 11/04/1932:3 New Hoover vacuum cleaners, 12/18/1931:7 Peirce Trustees fund manual training position, 01/20/1933:3 Bassett, William John Lucey donates lumber to manual training shop, 03/17/1933:3 Chimney fire at Center and Oak St, 03/27/1931:1 Elm tree planted on grounds, 05/19/1933:3 Chimney fire on Center St, 06/26/1931:1 Holds 4th annual play day, 05/26/1933:7 Bastardy (see Illegitimacy) Holds commencement exercises (t), 06/16/1933:2 Bates, Catherine Pupils exchange letters with Welsh League of Nations Union, Resides in Boston, 02/28/1930:1 07/07/1933:1 Accepts post with Family Welfare Society of Fitchburg, 08/01/1930:1 Mertie Witbeck teaches library course, 10/20/1933:7 Resides in Fitchburg, 12/05/1930:1 Gets permission from Peirce Trustees to use field for athletics, To do special research work at NY School of Social Work, 09/23/1932:1 05/11/1934:4 Engaged with ensemble at resort on Signal Mountain, TN, 08/18/1933:1 Holds annual Child Health day, 05/25/1934:3 District Supervisor of California State ERA, 09/07/1934:1 Commencement exercises, 06/15/1934:6 Bates, C.H. New Special Opportunity class in place this year, 09/07/1934:1 To occupy Wood's apartment on Oak St, 07/11/1930:1 Bates School - Arts Bates, Charles H. Annual concert splendid, 04/25/1930:3 Moves from North Carolina to Middleboro, 01/24/1930:1 Holds annual concert, 04/10/1931:4 Tribute to Benjamin Johnson (l), 02/14/1930:1 Presents Washington Festival, 02/19/1932:4 Gives address at Unitarian Friendly Hour, 02/28/1930:2 Novel exhibit of student art, 05/27/1932:5 Speaks on Makers of Middleboro's Homes, 03/14/1930:2 New drum corps makes debut in Armistice Day parade, 11/17/1933:2 Lecture: The Makers of Homes of Middleboro, 03/21/1930:7 Concert of unusual excellence, 02/09/1934:4 Tribute to William Howard Taft, 03/21/1930:8 Exhibition of student work marvelous, 05/25/1934:1 Tribute to Nathaniel Bump, 01/30/1931:4 Boy Choristers sing at State Teacher's College in Bridgewater, Tribute to Walter Sampson (l), 04/24/1931:4 05/25/1934:2 To throw hat into political ring, 04/15/1932:1 Drum corps organized, 11/09/1934:7 A tribute to Elena Manley (l), 05/06/1932:4 Bates School - Faculty and Staff In memory of Walter Sampson (l), 05/06/1932:6 Freida Hartmann and Winifred Carver teachers, 01/03/1930:4 Celebrates 75th birthday, biography, 06/10/1932:8 Mark Shibles sub-master, 05/09/1930:1 Brackett, Washburn, and Bates vie for representative's seat, Teachers Churchill and Carver resign, 12/26/1930:1 06/24/1932:1 E. Dorothea Savithes replaces Winifred Carver, 01/02/1931:4 The taxation problem (l), 07/01/1932:6 Take summer courses, 06/26/1931:2 My platform (ad), 09/09/1932:8 New principal of Center school in Mattapoisett, 08/07/1931:1 The political campaign (l), 09/16/1932:4 Shibles leaves post for principalship of Center school in Mattapoisett, The manager form of government (l), 10/07/1932:2 08/07/1931:1 A tribute to Judge Nathan Washburn (l), 10/13/1933:4 Norman Lindsay new vice-principal, biography (p), 08/14/1931:1 Meets Kentucky man familiar with Alden Miller, 09/21/1934:1 Vote against back payments, 03/18/1932:1 Takes up residence at The Martinique, 09/28/1934:1 Teachers all do their part for professional improvement, 02/23/1934:1 Chamber of Commerce bestows lifetime membership, 12/28/1934:1
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Batteries Bearse, Augustus M. see also Middleboro Battery & Ignition Co. Cemetery commissioner in Chatham, 02/14/1930:3 Richmond's Store, tires and batteries (ad), 01/03/1930:2 Congratulations on post office site (l), 06/26/1931:1 C.A. Sherman, Willard batteries (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Bearse, Charles O. Leighton erects building on Wareham St for battery and vulcanizing State Farm subject of investigation of sales to outsiders, 01/23/1931:4 business, 03/07/1930:1 Larceny case continued, 01/30/1931:1, 02/06/1931:1 Leighton moves shop to Wareham St (ad), 03/28/1930:5 Case dismissed, 02/13/1931:1 Battis (Mr) Bearse, Herbert Give new high school coach your support (l) (R.C. MacGown), Funeral held in Chatham, 02/07/1930:11 04/21/1933:3 Bearse, Theophilus LeBaron Battis, Henry Professor Washburn College, Topeka, KS, 01/10/1930:3 New civics teacher at high school, 02/17/1933:3 Studies at Eastman School of Music, Rochester, NY, 09/30/1932:2 Battis, Henry E. Gives musicale at Anderson's piano factory, 04/21/1933:3 Carver man new teacher coach at Middleboro High School, Beaton, Elliott 02/17/1933:2 Employed at Thomas Bros., 10/24/1930:3 Coach of high school baseball, basketball, and football teams (p), Beaton, Gilbert T. 06/22/1934:8 Engaged to Ruth E. Carver, 11/02/1934:6 Battis, John Beaton, J. Elliott Burial at Rock Cemetery, 12/23/1932:6 Employed at Thomas Bros., 10/21/1932:6 Battis, John O. Beatt, David John Phillips represents BTU at funeral, 12/23/1932:6 Purchases large poultry farm on Pleasant St from Prouty brothers, Obituary, 12/23/1932:6 10/02/1931:4 Battis, Martin Beatt, David A. Burial at Rock Cemetery, 04/17/1931:7 Purchases North Middleboro property from Ellis Prouty, et al., Battles, Eunice A. 05/01/1931:1 Petition for administration of estate, 05/26/1933:5 Beattie, James Baulkin, Celia Chief mate aboard Oneida, 08/22/1930:1 Reports bear sighting off Bedford St, 02/12/1932:2 Thrown from bicycle when struck by Providence truck, 10/17/1930:3 Baumgartel, Henry G. Beatty, John Obituary, 11/16/1934:1 Dies in Florida, 06/10/1932:1 Dies at age 71, 11/16/1934:4 Beautification Baumgarten, Herman H. Many old buildings given new look, 09/12/1930:1 Family narrowly escapes drowning as car skids, plunges into Nemasket, Beck (Mr) 12/22/1933:1 Ships Doberman Pinscher to Maryland, 02/19/1932:3 Baxter's Repair Shop Ships Doberman-Pinscher to Philadelphia, 03/04/1932:1 147 1/2 Center St (ad), 02/13/1931:8 Ships Doberman-Pinscher to Newburyport, 03/18/1932:1 Bay State Straw Works Beck, Chester L. see also Straw Works Resides in Allston, 05/15/1931:1 Workers called in early 55 years ago, 12/26/1930:6 Beck, Elisha T. Gang digging sewer encounter Paris hat blocks, 05/13/1932:1 Spraying machine frightens horses, 06/19/1931:3 Remnants dug up during work on Alden St, 05/13/1932:1 Beck, E.T. Bazinet, Hervey Chimney fire on Wareham St, 01/26/1934:1, 12/14/1934:1 Moves from Arch St to Taunton, 03/13/1931:1 Becker, David Sullivan Stove fire on Arch St, 12/08/1933:1 Born to Otto P., Jr., 01/17/1930:4 Beal, G.E. Becker, Otto Fails to appear in court under poor debtor law, 02/07/1930:11 Resides in South Harwich, 07/21/1933:1 Beal, Harland Daughter born, 01/26/1934:4 Lakeville barn destroyed by fire, 02/26/1932:1 Becker, Otto P. Beales, Lemuel E. Nearly pinned between two autos in New Bedford, 10/30/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 04/21/1933:6 Becker, Otto P., Jr. Beals, A.L. Son born, 01/17/1930:4 Photo jig-saw puzzle (ad), 03/10/1933:6 Becker, Phyllis Sullivan Typewriters sold and rented (ad), 09/14/1934:8 The Concert Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/23/1931:10 Beals, Fannie Concert Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/14/1932:8 Resides in Brookline, 10/03/1930:4 Beckman, Laura E. Beals, George E. Tax collector's sale, 04/21/1933:6 A correction concerning death of B.F. Thompson (l) (George E. Beals, Beckman, Lizzie P. G.A. Deane), 01/10/1930:6 Obituary, 03/04/1932:1 Beals, Joseph E. Widow of Albert O. dies at age 73, 03/04/1932:4 Employees of old straw works (p), 02/28/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 04/01/1932:5 Beals, Marion Beech, Commi Falls, breaks ankle, 05/25/1934:1 Hit by stray shot in Lakeville woods, 11/07/1930:1 Beals, Walter Shots 12-lb. fox, 01/09/1931:1 Appointed to MA Cooperative Bank League Insurance Committee, Shots two foxes, 12/11/1931:1 11/16/1934:1 Lakeville house fills with smoke, 10/28/1932:1 Bean, Eulalia Beech, Cormi Obituary, 10/16/1931:1 Shoots 12-lb. fox, 12/12/1930:8 Wife of Herbert A. dies at age 29, 10/16/1931:4 Beech, Harvey Son born, 09/19/1930:4
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Beecher, George Belmont, Marion T. cont. Resides in Lawrence, 08/12/1932:3 Tauremid String Quartette performs for Marion Woman's club, Beers, Bertha B. 01/08/1932:1 On faculty at Sherwood Music School in Chicago, 11/04/1932:3 Agent for Bernat yarns (ad), 09/14/1934:8 Beers, Stewart L. Belmont, Marion Thomas Graduates from Philips-Exeter, 06/29/1934:1 Teacher of violin (ad), 08/29/1930:8 Begley, Alice M. The Concert Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/23/1931:10 Obituary, 02/28/1930:1 Concert Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/14/1932:8 Wife of William R. dies at age 63, 02/28/1930:4 Belmont, Mrs Harry Begley, Edward Local musicians perform with Taunton Orchestra club, 06/10/1932:1 Fireman falls from ladder during drill, 08/19/1932:1 Chinese chop suey every Thursday (ad), 01/20/1933:8 Begley, T. Francis Belmont, Robert Not guilty of drunk driving, 11/10/1933:4 Starts third year at Worcester Polytech, 09/26/1930:1 Begley, William Member of Theta Upsilon Omega at Worcester Polytechnic, Children have measles, 06/12/1931:9 05/08/1931:1 Belaknos, Anna To graduate from Worcester Polytechnic, 06/10/1932:1 Four injured in pole crash on Center St, 12/26/1930:3 Accepts position with L. Hardy Co. in Worcester, 11/03/1933:1 Belakonis, Joseph Belmont, Robert I. Daughter born, 03/21/1930:4 Worcester Polytech student takes honors in oratorical contest, Belanger, Deliska 06/03/1932:1 Wed to Joseph Emile Fisette in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Engaged to Eleanor Shaw, 10/26/1934:3, 11/02/1934:4 Belben, Henry D. Wedding described, 11/23/1934:1 Obituary, 04/27/1934:1 Wed to Eleanor Shaw, 11/23/1934:4 Dies at age 72, 04/27/1934:4 Belmont, Robert Ivan Belben, Mrs Henry Review of exemplary work at Worcester Polytechnic, 11/25/1932:4 Moves to Lynn, 04/27/1934:7 Engaged to Eleanor Shaw, 10/12/1934:1 Belbin, William Belrose, Arthur Moves from Highland St to North Rochester, 09/05/1930:6 Recovers from mumps, 05/05/1933:3 Belcher, Carl A. Belrose, Florence Wedding described, 05/09/1930:1 Resides in Methuen, 06/09/1933:7 Obituary, 12/27/1933:1 Resides in Chelsea, 03/30/1934:7 Belcher, Carl Austin Belrose, Henry Wed to Edithe Beatrice King, 05/09/1930:1 Engineer at State Farm, 10/10/1930:3 Belcher, Frederick T. Belrose, Mrs Henry Employees of old straw works (p), 02/28/1930:1 Brother dies in Roxbury, 03/31/1933:6 Bell, Clarence J. Mother dies in Charlestown, 09/15/1933:2 Wellfleet couple married 25 years, 06/22/1934:7 Belrose, Ralph Couple married 25 years, 06/29/1934:6 Recovers from blood poisoning in hand, 08/29/1930:3 Bell, Robert Bemis, Edson Leaves entire estate to Mrs Mary J. McNeil, 04/29/1932:1 Purchases North St residence from John Donner, 04/03/1931:1 Bell, William D. Moves from North St to Hancock, NH, 04/27/1934:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4, 05/05/1933:7 Bemont, Everett T. Bellerive, Alphansin Mary Wedding described, 05/01/1931:1 Wedding described, 09/05/1930:6 Pastor of Rochester-Lakeville Greater Parish resigns, 04/15/1932:1 Bellerive, Lauretta Mary Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks - Lodge No. 1274 Wedding described, 12/05/1930:3 Presents St. Luke's with linoleum for main room, 08/22/1930:1 Belmont, Harry Presents outstanding minstrel show, 02/13/1931:1 Plays with 66-piece orchestral club in Taunton, 05/09/1930:1 Hundreds flock to charity festival, 08/21/1931:1 Lets Myrtle St apartment to Thomas and Gove, 03/27/1931:1 Carnival closes, 08/28/1931:2 Local musicians perform with Taunton Orchestra club, 06/10/1932:1 Holds annual memorial service, 12/11/1931:8 Member of Taunton Orchestral Club, 06/08/1934:1 Charity dance feeds, clothes needy families, 01/01/1932:4 Belmont, Harry R. Plans for 20th anniversary, 04/22/1932:1 Member of Taunton Orchestra Club, 06/05/1931:1 Carnival proceeds not up to previous years, 08/19/1932:8 Promoted at local office of John Hancock Ins., 05/19/1933:1 Elks' carnival helps relief fund, 08/26/1932:1 Belmont, Marion Aren't We All draws good audience, 11/04/1932:1 Plays with 66-piece orchestral club in Taunton, 05/09/1930:1 Holds annual memorial service, 12/09/1932:4 Pupils present violin recital, 06/06/1930:4 Holds lodge of sorrow for John Wheeler, 12/23/1932:1 Member of Tauremid String Quartette, 09/23/1932:1 Italian Night a success, 02/17/1933:2 Tauremid String Quartette furnishes music for wedding at East Holds lodge of sorrow for William Shaw, 05/19/1933:1 Bridgewater, 09/30/1932:1 State police head James Mahoney feted by local Elks (p), 05/19/1933:1 Guest artist at meeting of Taunton Ladies' Musical club, 04/21/1933:1 Bowling league holds annual banquet, 05/26/1933:2 Plays with Shubert Concert Orchestra in Bridgewater, 01/26/1934:1 James McCluskey honored by Elks, 08/11/1933:1 Member of Taunton Orchestral Club, 06/08/1934:1 Annual charity dance held at Town House, 12/08/1933:1 One of 1st violinists at Schubert Concert orchestra, 11/23/1934:1 Holds annual memorial service, 12/08/1933:2 Belmont, Marion T. Organizes baseball team, joins Twilight League, 01/12/1934:1 Pupils present violin recital, 05/30/1930:1 First nationality night held, Irish Night, 02/09/1934:1 Member of Taunton Orchestra Club, 06/05/1931:1 And high school girls solicit funds for free milk, 03/02/1934:1 Pupils give annual violin recital, 06/05/1931:2 Organizes baseball team for Twilight League, 04/06/1934:1
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks - Lodge No. 1274 cont. Benson, Harold H. School nurse expresses thanks for milk fund (l), 10/26/1934:1 Engaged to Constance A. Gifford, 10/12/1934:4 Free milk distribution begins, 12/07/1934:3 Wed to Constance A. Gifford, 10/26/1934:4 Holds annual memorial service, 12/07/1934:3 Benson, Howard Francis Benjamin, Henry Wed to Edna Johanna Eastman, 09/12/1930:3 Son born, 04/03/1931:4 Benson, John Benjamin, Henry G. Couple married 50 years, 01/24/1930:3 Wedding described, 07/04/1930:1 Gates collides with Benson's auto on South Main St, 06/27/1930:1 Benn (Mr) Accepts post with Shawmut National Bank, 06/24/1932:4 Thomas & Benn, plumbing and steamfitting, 11 Lane St (ad), Benson, John E. 04/01/1932:8 Clifford St couple married 50 years, 01/24/1930:1 Benn, Ernest E. Benson, John K. Wedding described, 07/17/1931:1 Elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Dartmouth, 10/31/1930:5 Benn, Ernest Edward Dartmouth student wins distinction, 05/15/1931:7 Engaged to Anna Callan Burke, 01/16/1931:1 Engaged to Gladys Wilkie, 01/26/1934:1 Benna, Carl O. Engaged to Gladys P. Wilkie, 05/18/1934:4 Wed to Myra H. Smith, 12/27/1933:4 Wedding described, 05/25/1934:1 Benna, Carlo Benson, Levi Engaged to Myra H. Smith, 12/08/1933:4 Bryantville couple married 50 years, 05/16/1930:6 Bennett, C.J. Benson, Nell Pays best prices for antiques (ad), 05/11/1934:8 Wed to Kenneth Raymond, 12/27/1933:3 Bennett, Elizabeth Benson, Richard Husband guilty of non-support of wife and children, 09/19/1930:1 Joseph DeLongchamp fined $1 for assault on Benson, 10/28/1932:1 Bennett, Grover Benson, Roger E. GAR member dies in 1929, 05/30/1930:1 Auto strikes pole on Center St, 12/14/1934:7 Bennett, Hannah M. Benson, Stanley Obituary, 10/19/1934:1 Attends Dartmouth, 09/18/1931:1 Wife of Allerton C. dies at age 74, 10/19/1934:4 Attends Springfield College, 09/29/1933:1 Bennett, Henry Benson, W.E. Funeral held in North Rochester, 02/23/1934:3 Radios, 131 Arch St (ad), 12/19/1930:6 Bennett, Jane Benson, Winthrop High school teacher retires, 06/24/1932:1 Chimney fire on Arch St, 02/02/1934:4 Bennett, Mrs Edwin Benson's Pond Auto struck by freight train on Miller St crossing, 03/09/1934:1 Cowen proposal includes completely draining pond for cranberry bog, Narrowly escapes injure when auto struck by train, 03/09/1934:3 11/21/1930:1 Bennett, Nellie George Cowen applies for license to drain pond for bog, 09/11/1931:2 High school teacher retires, 06/24/1932:1 Benton, Ernest Bennett, Orville T. Chimney fire on Arch St, 01/13/1933:1 Guilty of non-support of wife and children, 09/19/1930:1 Runs marathon here, heads to Rhode Island for more competition, Bennett, Russell 09/01/1933:4 Son born, 10/26/1934:4 Finishes 14th in field of 96 in Waltham City marathon, 10/20/1933:1 Benson (Mr) Runs in Cathedral YMCA ten-mile road race, 04/20/1934:1 Brooks & Benson radios, 131 Arch St (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Benton, Frank E. Benson, Abbie W. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Obituary, 03/09/1934:1 Benton, George M. Wife of Elmer dies at age 48, 03/09/1934:4 Engaged to Florence O. Riss, 09/22/1933:4 Benson, Anna Wed to Florence O. Riss, 10/06/1933:4 Lets Plymouth St rooms to Lloyd Prouty, 03/20/1931:4 Benton, Henry W. Benson, Arthur D. Obituary, 07/24/1931:1 House pictured in Churchill's ad for asphalt shingles (ad), 05/16/1930:6 Wareham man dies at age 70, 07/24/1931:4 Benson, Charles Benton, Mary Elmer Wardell arrested for holdup and various thefts, 09/21/1934:1 Funeral held in Brockton, 08/07/1931:2 Benson, Charles G. Bergen, Thomas Five people and one horse injured in mishap, 10/31/1930:6 Wed to Marjorie Smith, 07/04/1930:1 Chimney fire on Chestnut St, 09/04/1931:1 Bergeron, Arthur, Jr. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Boxer wins second fight at Oak Bluffs, 09/05/1930:1 Benson, Elisha Thomas Wins boxing match at Fall River Casino, 09/19/1930:1 Brief biography (p), 02/07/1930:1 Bergerstrand, Helfrid B. Benson, Ellis Tax collector's sale, 05/19/1933:7 Resides in Cambridge, 03/21/1930:9 Berghahn, Martha Benson, George G. Wedding held in Providence, 07/14/1933:6 Harness maker (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Berghahn, Martha B.L. Involved in fatal auto crash in East Fairhaven, 06/22/1934:7 Wed to John H. Roberts, 08/11/1933:4 Benson, Gertrude Berman, George Engaged to Elroy Coffin, 04/18/1930:1 Pleads not guilty to negligence as result of auto accident, 08/01/1930:1 Benson, Gertrude M. Fined $25 for reckless driving, files appeal, 08/15/1930:4 Engaged to Elroy H. Coffin, 04/04/1930:4 Berman, Harry Wed to Elroy H. Coffin, 04/25/1930:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:9
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Berman, Max Berry, Caroline R. Backs into letter box at Peirce and Pearl St, 06/20/1930:4 Widow of Clifton dies at age 46, 01/12/1934:4 Garage on Everett St looted, 08/28/1931:1 Berry, Caroline Ruth Two injured in collision with Charles Weston at Taunton St and new Obituary, 01/12/1934:1 highway, 11/20/1931:4 Berry, Charlotte Blaze in junk yard on May St, 04/08/1932:1 Enters Boston Bible Training school, 01/24/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Berry, Charlotte E. Granted junk yard license, 01/06/1933:4 Engaged to Carroll E. Bickford, 04/27/1934:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Berry, Clarington H. Peter Gasunas gets two month sentence for larceny of battery from Obituary, 05/19/1933:1 Berman, 02/16/1934:1 Dies at age 71, 05/19/1933:4 Gasunas committed to Plymouth jail on larceny charge, 03/02/1934:1 Berry, Donald Berman, Tillie Wed to Ruth Fearing Baron Rand, 11/16/1934:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Berry, Donald W. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/16/1932:3 Engaged to Ruth F. Rand, 10/19/1934:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Berry, Earl H. Berman Motor Car Co. Nina Shaw rear-ends auto driven by Berry on Everett St, 10/13/1933:7 Everett St (ad), 01/10/1930:4 Berry, Earle H. Berman's Service Station Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Everett St (ad), 01/03/1930:2 Berry, Walter Bernabeo, Dominic Breaks arm in fall from tree, 10/03/1930:4 Driver for C.P. Washburn collides with bicyclist Elmore West, Blaze in closet of house on Center and Pearl St, 10/28/1932:1 05/02/1930:5 Berry, Walter E. Bernabeo, Serafine B. Education in World Citizenship commencement essay, 06/30/1933:2 Engaged to Caesar S. Salvarti, 12/12/1930:4 Enters St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, 09/15/1933:1 Bernard, Adrien Besse, Dan Engaged to Helen Stanley, 09/25/1931:4 Walk-Over Shoe Store sold to Besse and Lang (ad), 05/11/1934:8 Wed to Halena Stanuleicz, 10/16/1931:4 Besse, Daniel W. Bernier, Alice And Fred Lang purchase business from Roger Kelley, 05/11/1934:1 Obituary, 01/23/1931:1 Besse, D.W. Wife of Eugene dies at age 64, 01/23/1931:4 D.W. Besse Co., semi-annual shoe sale (ad), 07/18/1930:3 Bernier, Arthur Besse, George M. Chimney fire on Arch St, 12/05/1930:4 All in readiness for annual run, 04/13/1934:1 Bernier, Elmer Wareham man owns herring rights here, 04/13/1934:1 Stubborn fire in kitchen of Cottage Ct home of Peter Donahue, Besse, James M. 11/14/1930:1 Deceased Elk honored at memorial service, 12/12/1930:2 Bernier, Eugene J. Besse, James N. Gets 10 days for drunkenness, 04/22/1932:4 Funeral attended by local Legionnaires, 05/30/1930:3 Bernier, George Drowns in Onset, 06/06/1930:1 Moves to homestead on Everett St, 07/15/1932:7 Bessett, Antoine A. Obituary, 03/30/1934:1 Engaged to Emily Costa, 11/06/1931:4 Dies at age 72, 03/30/1934:4 Bessett, Antone A. Will in probate, 03/30/1934:6 Wed to Emily Costa, 12/11/1931:4 Bernier, John Bessett, Armand H. Rear-ended by Worcester driver on Wareham St, 01/24/1930:1 Arrested on bastardy complaint, 03/28/1930:7 Moves to homestead on Everett St, 07/15/1932:7 Bessette, Armand Bernier, John A. Worker has unlucky day on post office construction site, 05/27/1932:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Bessette, Jeanette A. Bernier, Louis Wedding described, 09/05/1930:1 Injured in auto accident in Hanover, 06/26/1931:2 Bessette, Jeannette A. Bernier, Rosario Engaged to David J. Goodreau, 08/29/1930:4 Kohalo Hawaiians give concerts over WNBH, 09/16/1932:1 Wed to David J. Goodreau, 09/05/1930:4 Member of Cape Cod Entertainers, 12/01/1933:1 Bettencourt, John Broadcasts weekly on WNBH, 12/14/1934:1 Hosford builds house on Ashley Farm for Bettencourt, 06/13/1930:4 Member of Cape Cod Players, 12/21/1934:1 House at Ashley farm nearly complete, 08/15/1930:6 Bernier, Walter House under quarantine for scarlet fever, 01/19/1933:6 Injured in Brockton crash, 06/22/1934:7 Betty Neck Cranberry Co. Bernier, William Employs Russell Caldwell and Philip Delano, 05/02/1930:3 Moves to homestead on Everett St, 07/15/1932:7 Starts cranberry harvest, 09/16/1932:3 Berriault, Napoleon Bevans, John Tewksbury man dies at age 69, 01/19/1933:4 Dies in Wilmington, DE, 12/02/1932:1 Berries Beverages see also Blueberries see also Nemasket Spring Water Co. Whortleberry pickers stymied by wet weather 55 years ago, Strople & Vickery, spring water, ice (ad), 08/08/1930:8 08/15/1930:6 James Thomas guarantees quality of cider 55 years ago, 08/14/1931:6 Middleboro sells $4,000 worth of huckleberries annually 55 years ago, Beverly, Mrs Stephen 03/04/1932:6 Resides in Michigan, 08/08/1930:5 Brush fires caused by berry pickers, 07/22/1932:1 B.F. Tripp Co. (see Tripp's Candy Kitchen) Berry vendors cleared from roadsides in name of public safety, Bianchi, Adelmo 07/29/1932:1 Son born, 05/04/1934:4
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Bickford, Carroll E. Billings, Lawson, Jr. Engaged to Charlotte E. Berry, 04/27/1934:4 Born to Lawson H., 01/26/1934:3 Bicycles and Bicycling Billings, Lewis E. Many reports of stolen bikes, 1/27/1933:1 Engaged to be married, 10/24/1930:6 Bernard Sheehan's bicycle stolen from in front of Center St store, Daughter born, 08/14/1931:3 07/21/1933:1 Billings, Lewis Edward Bicycles and Bicycling - Accidents Wedding described, 10/24/1930:6 Charles Hudson struck by auto near Purchade Cemetery, 04/04/1930:4 Billon, Harold Driver for C.P. Washburn, Dominic Bernabeo, collides with bicyclist Son born, 02/27/1931:4 Elmore West, 05/02/1930:5 Bilodeau, Thomas H. Laura Morrison narrowly avoids hitting auto, 05/30/1930:1 Judge Sullivan honorary bearer at funeral in Dorchester, 08/28/1931:1 James Beattie thrown from bicycle when struck by Providence truck, Binnis, Lambert 10/17/1930:3 Tax collector's sale, 04/21/1933:6 Perley Garnier struck by auto driven by Peter Strojny, 10/31/1930:6 Binns, Hannah Ferraguto caught up in auto mishap along North St, 06/05/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale, 10/30/1931:5 Donald Gammons' velocipede runs into Taunton auto on Center St, Binns, Lambert 05/06/1932:6 Attempts suicide after arrest for drunk driving, 04/17/1931:1 Bicyclist Alexander Sowyrda struck by driver from Worcester, Mortgagee's sale, 10/30/1931:5 09/09/1932:8 Sells Plymouth St home to Bagnell, 05/20/1932:6 Chief Sisson commended for action following auto-bicycle accident, Bird Hunting 09/16/1932:2 see also Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Association Harvey Thomas thrown after struck by West Roxbury driver, Bronze breasted geese taken at ponds, 12/12/1930:1 06/09/1933:1 Quail released here, 04/24/1931:7 Ilario Gola struck by Taunton auto, 06/30/1933:1 State game warden releases pheasants in Lakeville, 09/11/1931:1 George Brusso knocked off bicycle by unidentified autoist, Fair shooting at gunning stands as geese fly south, 11/27/1931:1 11/24/1933:1 Hunting season opens, 10/21/1932:4 Judge reserves decision on Bruso hit-and-run case, 12/15/1933:4 Plenty of pheasant, few quail, 10/26/1934:1 Westdale man found guilty of leaving scene of Bruso accident, Bird Racing 12/22/1933:1 Local enthusiasts have homing pigeons in 100-mile race, 05/16/1930:3 Alfred Travassos thrown from bicycle when struck by Washburn Co. Locals participate in pigeon race from Albany, 05/23/1930:5 truck, 01/05/1934:1 Old Colony Pigeon Club plans first get-together of fanciers, Bigelow, Frederic 05/30/1930:7 Member of high school baseball, basketball, and football teams (p), Howard Brawn's bird takes 6th in 300-mile race, 06/06/1930:10 06/22/1934:8 Brawn's bird finishes fourth in 500-mile race, 06/27/1930:6 Bigelow, Frederic I. Pigeons for sale (ad), 10/10/1930:4 Tax collector's sale, 04/21/1933:6 Leon Alley's valuable homing pigeon stolen, 08/26/1932:1 Bigelow, Richard E. Leon Alley offers reward for recovery of stolen bird (ad), 08/26/1932:8 Resides in Newark, NJ, 01/10/1930:1 Colonial Homing Pigeon Club flies first race from Greenfield, Dies at age 29, 11/20/1931:4 05/18/1934:2 Bigelow, Richard Ellsworth Birds Obituary, 11/20/1931:1 Large flock of pine grosbeaks sighted on Marion Rd, 01/03/1930:1 Bigelow, Sylvia M. Ardelle Wood's feeding tray frequented by evening grosbeaks, Engaged to Oscar H. Stets, 09/04/1931:4 01/31/1930:5 Wed to Oscar H. Stets, 09/11/1931:4 J.W.P. Jenks writes article on birds for American Sportsman 55 years Bigelow, W.C. ago, 02/14/1930:6 Paint and lumber taken from work site, 09/14/1934:3 Martins return to Thomas' on Smith St, 05/02/1930:3 Bigelow, Wilfred A. Whitman Higgins sees 207 birds of 28 species on walk near home, Son born, 03/03/1933:4 05/16/1930:3 Bigelow, Winfred Pair of indigo buntings sighted at Highland View Farm, 05/30/1930:6 Moves to Boutin's tenement, 09/23/1932:3 Six-year-old Dura Higgins has 106 birds on list, 03/27/1931:3 Bigelow, Winfred Clark Bird damages Hyatt's car windshield, 08/28/1931:2 Engaged to Irma Jeanette Tripp, 08/21/1931:9 Purple finch banded by Higgins found dead, 06/03/1932:6 Bigelow, Winifred Purple martin colonies at Thomas' and Creamer's, 07/15/1932:7 Son born, 03/03/1933:6 Labrador natives show up here after storm, 11/18/1932:7 Bigelow, Winifred C. Martins return to Smith St, 04/21/1933:2 Wed to Irma J. Tripp, 03/25/1932:4 Evening grosbeaks back, 11/17/1933:4 Wedding described, 03/25/1932:7 Evening grosbeaks seen in large numbers at Rock, 12/01/1933:2 Billiards List of sightings at Highland View farm, 12/22/1933:3 James Tracey granted license to run pool table, 09/29/1933:1 Rural residents spread grain for hungry birds, 02/23/1934:1 Murphy's bowling alley and pool parlor undergoes complete renovation, Hungry birds battle at Holloway's feeder, 03/02/1934:1 09/14/1934:1 Marten colony returns to Thomas' on Smith St, 04/27/1934:6 Billings, Edward Colonial Homing Pigeon Club flew first race from Greenfield, Old Brown house in Lakeville torn down, 11/06/1931:1 05/18/1934:2 Billings, Edward R. Corvus americanus or just plain crow (l) (Everett A. Bowen), Obituary, 05/05/1933:1 05/25/1934:4 Dies at age 77, 05/05/1933:4 Birdsall, Audrie Billings, John B. Engaged to Theodore H. Goodreau, 05/01/1931:1 Elks hold annual memorial service, 12/07/1934:3 Wed to Theodore H. Goodreau, 05/08/1931:2 Billings, Lawson H. Birdsall, Audrie N. Son born, 01/26/1934:3 Wed to Theodore H. Goodreau, 05/08/1931:4
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Births - Lakeville Bissonnette, J.A. Twenty-two in 1930, 02/06/1931:4 Mutual Insurance Agency, 152 Pierce St (ad), 01/10/1930:4 Births - Middleboro Bissonnette, Lauretta One hundred fifty seven in 1929, 01/03/1930:1 Freshman at Simmons College, 09/14/1934:1 Ninety-two 55 years ago, 02/07/1930:4 Bissonnette, Lawrence B. Rates on the rise, 10/28/1932:1 Auto struck by Brockton driver at North Main and North St, One hundred sixty-two in 1932, 01/13/1933:2 10/26/1934:4 One hundred thirty nine in 1933, 01/12/1934:1 Bissonnette, Mildred E.R.A. workers compile vital statistics from early life of town, Struck by truck driven by Taunton man, 03/30/1934:1 12/21/1934:1 B.L. Thomas Co. (see Thomas, B.L.) Bisbee, Charles E. Black, John Dies in Spokane, WA, 10/02/1931:3 Chimney fire on Fairview St, 10/19/1934:1 Bisbee, Edwin Black, Merton F. Resides in Carver, 02/06/1931:6 Obituary, 05/20/1932:1 Bisbee, Joseph Dies at age 17, 05/20/1932:4 Resides in Rockland, 05/18/1934:5 Blackburn, Hollis Bisbee, Joseph G. Engaged to Louise Bassett, 09/25/1931:4 Finance secretary of Deaconess Association in Boston, 03/13/1931:1 Wedding described, 10/16/1931:1 Bisbee, Mrs Edwin Moves from Reland St to Lakeville, 08/18/1933:1 Resides in Carver, 09/04/1931:3 Blackburn, W. Hollis Bisbee, R.E. Engaged to Louise Bassett, 09/25/1931:1 Kidnapping the Constitution (l), 11/30/1934:6 Wed to Louise M. Bassett, 10/16/1931:4 Bisbee, Rena Blackburn, William Hollis Resides in Watertown, 08/29/1930:6 Engaged to Louise Morton Bassett, 06/12/1931:1 Bisbee, Rena T. Blackmail (see Extortion) Resides in Watertown, 07/24/1931:7 Blacksmiths Bisbee, Robert E. Percy Shurtleff bitten in head by horse, 08/21/1931:1 Continues pastorate in Cataumet, 01/10/1930:4 Old Lincoln shop closed for first time in 100 years, 01/08/1932:1 Retires from ministry, 03/14/1930:2 L.S. Bailey moves shop to depot 55 years ago, 03/04/1932:6 Retires after 56 years in the ministry, 03/14/1930:3 Lewis Lincoln reduces price of horseshoeing to $1.50 fifty-five years Publishes second edition of Essence to Christianity, 04/03/1931:3 ago, 04/01/1932:2 Brother dies in Spokane, WA, 10/02/1931:3 Blackwell, Howard Alumnus of college in Middletown, CT, 10/16/1931:3 Youngster struck by truck driven by Frank Leighton, 12/21/1934:2 Speaks on League of Nations at Lions Club meeting, 12/18/1931:1 Blaisdell, Laura J. Article published in Zion's Herald, 03/04/1932:6 Sells Fuller St farm to Ashton Barney, 06/20/1930:1 Preaches at South Middleboro church, 11/03/1933:6 Blake, Ada E. Assists in writing biography of Edward Bellamy, 04/27/1934:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/05/1933:6, 12/07/1934:5 Our next candidate for congressman (l), 09/07/1934:6 Blake, Erwin Bisbee, William Moves here from Falmouth, 10/13/1933:1 In slight auto accident in Plymouth, 08/28/1931:1 Blake, Helen Marie Erects new brooder house, 01/22/1932:2 Wed to Royce Walter Parker in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Bishop, I.F. Blake, Marie Starts cranberry harvest, 09/16/1932:3 Engaged to Royce Walter Parker, 09/26/1930:7 Cranberry picking begun, 09/15/1933:3 Wed to Royce Walker, 10/17/1930:4 Bishop, Richmond L. Wedding described, 10/17/1930:9 Sells Wareham St estate to John Woodland, 08/22/1930:1 Blake, Percy M. Bishop, Robert W. Obituary, 01/06/1933:1 Wed to Lila D. Halunen, 06/06/1930:4 Blake, Rodney M. Bishop, Robert Webber Engaged to Eleanor L. Wright, 07/14/1933:4, 8 Wed to Lilia Sophie Halunen in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Wedding described, 07/21/1933:1 Bishop, Sue Wed to Eleanor L. Wright, 07/21/1933:4 Resides in Quincy, 06/06/1930:9 Blake, Rodney Manford Bisson, Roland O. Engaged to Eleanor Langley Wright, 02/03/1933:1 Piano tuner (ad), 05/11/1934:8 Blakeman, Florence Bissonette, Alcide Engaged to Chester Amsden, 04/06/1934:1 Daughter born, 10/31/1930:1 Blakeslee, Susan Anna Bissonette, Jeanette Shirley Obituary, 09/15/1933:1 Born to Alcide, 10/31/1930:1 Blakeslie, Susan A. Bissonette, Lawrence Will in probate, 11/17/1933:5 Attends Wentworth Institute, 04/01/1932:7 Blanchard, Carolyn Harlow Bissonette, Mrs J. Adrien Wedding described, 07/10/1931:2 Brother dies in Lawrence, 12/21/1934:1 Blanchard, Emma F. Bissonnette, Alcidas Obituary, 02/27/1931:6 Admitted to citizenship, 07/01/1932:1 Blanchard, Fred Bissonnette, Alvin Workmen unearth human skull, 11/20/1931:4 Wed to Melba L. Platt, 05/27/1932:4 Blanchard, Jennie Bissonnette, Alvin J. Resides in Danvers, 06/06/1930:9 Engaged to Melba L. Platt, 05/06/1932:6, 05/27/1932:1 Blanchard, Laura Wedding described, 05/27/1932:1 Wedding described, 12/15/1933:7
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Blanchette, Louis Blye, Mrs John Elks member drowns at Bass River, 09/05/1930:3 Funeral held in Fall River, 01/10/1930:1 Deceased Elk honored at memorial service, 12/12/1930:2 Boardman, A.E. Blanchette, William Florist, East Grove St (ad), 05/27/1932:8 Daughter born, 12/27/1933:4 Boardman, Arthur Member of YMCA Mercantile Basketball League winning team (p), Purchases Tallman property on Woodlawn St, 08/01/1930:1 05/04/1934:1 Boardman, Arthur E. Blanchette, William A. Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/18/1931:5 Engaged to Dorothy E. Perkins, 09/18/1931:4 Boardman, Blanche Belle Blandin, Beatrice L. Wedding described, 03/27/1931:1 Engaged to Ralph E. Ryder, 12/11/1931:4 Boardman, Charles F. Wed to Ralph E. Ryder, 12/25/1931:4 Drunk brought in for "directing" traffic at Center and Oak St, Blandin, Elton G. 05/09/1930:1 Obituary, 05/25/1934:1 Boardman, George Taunton man dies at age 50, 05/25/1934:4 Artist tints plant leaves with color, 09/21/1934:4 Blanshette, William, Jr. Boardman, John A. Engaged to Dorothy E. Perkins, 09/11/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Blinn, Dorothy W. Boardman, Mrs George Wed to Howard C. Robbins, 08/07/1931:4 Knocked down by auto driven by Lovell, 11/04/1932:1 Blinn, Dorothy Wallace Retires on pension from NE Telephone Co., 03/02/1934:1 Wedding described, 08/07/1931:1 Boardman, Thomas Bliss, Harold O. Fractures collar bone playing baseball, 09/11/1931:1 Wed to Ellen B. Richardson, 02/26/1932:4 Boats and Boating Blizzards (see Storms) McNeil's rowboat taken from moorings at Wareham St bridge, Block, Earl 08/11/1933:1 Occupies Coombs St bungalow, 02/05/1932:1 Wilbur Ward sets out for Florida by boat, 09/08/1933:1 Purchases new home in Bridgewater, 07/14/1933:1 Boats and Boating - Accidents Block, Earl F. Leo Tallon loses life on ill-fated Pinthis, 06/13/1930:1 Resides in Wollaston, 09/04/1931:1 Edward Thompson takes part in Titanic rescue 20 years ago, Block, Earl P. 04/15/1932:1 Son born, 05/08/1931:4 Enid Crosier thrown from boat, injured by propeller, 06/29/1934:7 Block, Josephine Bodge, Harry Wed to Herbert L. Cushman, 06/29/1934:3 Son born, 07/03/1931:4 Block, Mrs Earl Boehme, Henry Resides in Wollaston, 10/16/1931:1 Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), Blodgett, Alice 07/17/1931:1 Obituary, 11/28/1930:7 Boehme, Mendall Blood, Helen Employed in office at L.O. Atwood's, 07/31/1931:7 Wed to Robert L. Tessier, 09/05/1930:4 Boehme, William Blood, Helen G. Blasting at post office site injures pedestrian, 05/13/1932:1 Engaged to Robert L. Tessier, 06/27/1930:4 Bolduc, Ammy Blood, Helen Gertrude Son born, 01/19/1933:3 Wedding described, 07/11/1930:1 Bolles, Benjamin F. Bloomfield, Gertrude M. Elk honored at memorial service, 12/11/1931:8 Wed to Antonio L. Melchionno, 03/02/1934:4 Bolster, Mrs Robert Bloomfield, Gertrude N. Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 01/05/1934:1 Engaged to Antonio L. Melchionno, 02/09/1934:4 Bomey, Anne Louise Blossom, Alton H. Wed to John B. Newsom, 09/16/1932:3 Report on inquest into traffic death, 12/12/1930:4 Bonell, Harold Blouin, Elzear Resigns from Backus Memorial church, 03/23/1934:7 Chimney fire on Center St, 04/20/1934:1 Bonell, H.C. Blouin, Louis Moves to Pratt tenement on Plymouth St, 06/16/1933:6 Chimney fire on Center St, 12/08/1933:1 Bonney, Alfred L. Blouin, Paul Son born, 05/09/1930:6 Collides with truck operated by Edward Casey, 12/23/1932:1 Bonney, David Halsted Blue Spruce Rest Home Born to Alfred L., 05/09/1930:6 Managed by Lucy Ganyer, 12/15/1933:3 Bonney, George E. Run by Lucy Gayner, 06/29/1934:6 Obituary, 06/23/1933:1 Blueberries Dies at age 71, 06/23/1933:4 Crop favorable at height of season, 07/18/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 11/03/1933:5 Owners post property, 07/17/1931:1 Books Police busy driving pickers of posted land, 07/24/1931:1 Katherine Sedgwick Washburn corrects proofs for new book 55 years Man not lost only picking berries, 07/24/1931:3 ago, 01/03/1930:6 Ebenezer Pickens lost in swamp at Fall Brook, 09/04/1931:1 A. Hamilton Gibbs returns from European tour, 05/23/1930:1 Mrs Myron Penniman picks quart of large berries in Penniman pasture, Harry Webb Farrington's latest book Kilts to Togs gives account of life, 10/09/1931:1 01/23/1931:6 Berries are here at 25 cents per basket, 07/01/1932:1 Robert Bisbee publishes second edition of Essence to Christianity, Elmer Hatch first to have ripe berries, 07/01/1932:7 04/03/1931:3 Cultivation considered, 08/18/1933:1 Literary critic reviews local writer Esther Hawthorne, 04/17/1931:2 Local author Arthur Hamilton Gibbs seeks citizenship, 06/12/1931:2
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Books cont. Bossey (Mr and Mrs) Local teacher Mark Shibles writes science textbook, 06/12/1931:2 Purchase Marchant house in North Lakeville, 01/22/1932:2 Arthur Hamilton Gibbs now a full-fledged U.S. citizen, 07/03/1931:2 The Boston Store Hazel Hawthorne Ufford has short story published, 05/13/1932:1 88 cent sale (ad), 04/04/1930:8 Boston University group compiles volume of poetry and prose under Enlarges corset department (ad), 05/22/1931:3 leadership of Elizabeth Tillson, 05/27/1932:3 Offers 15% discount for using cash (ad), 06/16/1933:3 Mr and Mrs A. Hamilton Gibbs sail for France, 12/09/1932:1 Bosworth, Dorothy F. Henrietta Littlefield makes final revisions on German text, 09/08/1933:1 Wedding described, 05/13/1932:5 Hazel Hawthorne Werner to publish first novel, 02/16/1934:2 Bosworth, Walter Salt House by M.R. Werner (review), 03/02/1934:6 Fined $50 for drunk driving, 10/05/1934:3 Arthur Robidoux has eight stories published in Brockton Enterprise, Bosworth, Walter E. 04/06/1934:2 Wed to Beulah Archibald, 11/17/1933:4 Robert Bisbee assists in writing biography of Edward Bellamy, Arrested for drunk driving, 09/28/1934:2 04/27/1934:7 Botelho, Franceline Librarian Witbeck reviews new book by Gibbs, 06/08/1934:3 Engaged to Manuel L. Fred, 05/26/1933:4 Arthur Cerda winner in Book Review contest, 10/05/1934:1 Botti, Joseph Well-known author and artist Joseph Cummings Chace gives radio talk, Obituary, 10/06/1933:1 10/26/1934:1 Middleboro man dies, 10/06/1933:4 Hattie LeBaron completes biographies of six of the real granddaughters Boucher, A.V. of the Revolution, 11/09/1934:1 Trucking (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Boomer, B.L. Boucher, Catherine Receives patent rights for pedal attachments for cabinet organs 55 years Obituary, 06/15/1934:1 ago, 06/19/1931:6 Dies at age 70, 06/15/1934:4 Boot and Shoe Workers' Union, Local 20 Boucher, Elizabeth M. Union replies to Keith Co. concerning wages, 01/09/1931:2 Wedding described, 08/18/1933:1 Leonard & Barrows factory may be open shop, 09/18/1931:1 Engaged to George B. McClellan, 08/18/1933:4 Leonard & Barrows agreement keeps local industry running, Wed to George B. McClellan, 08/18/1933:4 09/25/1931:1 Boucher, Ida M. Settles differences with Leonard & Barrows, 09/25/1931:4 Obituary, 04/24/1931:1 Communication to shoe workers' union (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), Widow of John E. dies at age 56, 04/24/1931:4 10/30/1931:3 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Reaches agreement with Keith company, 11/20/1931:2 Boucher, John E. Changes made in local office, 12/11/1931:1 Administrator granted license to sell real estate, 02/07/1930:9 Votes to drop sick benefit, 10/07/1932:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/07/1932:2 Sick benefits eliminated, death benefits increased, 10/21/1932:1 Boucher, Joseph Bordasani, Caroline M. Sprains ankle slipping in hole playing baseball, 08/15/1930:1 Wed to Antonio Giberti, 05/20/1932:4 Member of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. winning basket ball team (p), Bordeaux, Barbara Jean 05/05/1933:1 Born to Richard, 05/15/1931:4 Chimney fire on Barrows St, 01/05/1934:1 Bordeaux, Richard McCann's sled slides into Boucher's car, 03/02/1934:1 Daughter born, 05/15/1931:4 Boucher, Oliver Bordeaux, Richard E. Sacred Heart Church, 1880 (p), 06/27/1930:1 Wed to Katherine J. Trefeten, 08/22/1930:4 Boucher, Sarah Pleads guilty to drunkenness and reckless driving, 09/01/1933:1 Resides in Lancaster, NH, 06/20/1930:1 Borden, Abner D. Employed in Lancaster County, NH, 07/24/1931:1 Obituary, 01/13/1933:1 Demonstrator agent for Coos County, NH, 10/21/1932:1 Borden, Raymond Resides in Manchester, NH, 08/18/1933:1 Director of Camp Yomechas, 07/18/1930:7 Boucher, T.F. Borden, Raymond Herbert Painters agree to wage reduction (ad), 02/19/1932:8 Wed to Cynthia Evelyn Pittsley, 04/10/1931:1 Boucher, Thomas Borsari, Francis Prepares to build house on High St 55 years ago, 10/10/1930:8 Son born, 06/20/1930:6 Frame of new dwelling on High St raised and boarded 55 years ago, Borsari, George 11/21/1930:8 Plays football for Bucksport Seminary, 01/24/1930:1 Obituary, 03/31/1933:1 Wrestles for Bucksport Seminary, 02/14/1930:1 Dies at age 73, 03/31/1933:4 Plays part in Shakespearean comedy at American University, Boucher, Thomas F. 05/11/1934:7 Auto broadsided by Dorchester driver, 07/31/1931:1 Borsari, Helen Boucher, Vincent Wedding described, 09/04/1931:1 Has good offered from professional basketball team in Florida, Borsari, M. Helen 11/07/1930:4 Engaged to Samuel A. Whitehead, 08/21/1931:4 Member of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. winning basket ball team (p), Wed to Samuel A. Whitehead, 09/04/1931:4 05/05/1933:1 Bosari, Frank Boucher, William Lost wallet returned, 02/19/1932:1 Obituary, 02/17/1933:1 Bosari, George Boucher, William Fred Receives athletic honors at American University in Washington, DC, Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 04/20/1934:2 Boudreau, Charles Francis Bosari, George R. Obituary, 04/25/1930:1 Graduates from American University in Washington, 06/08/1934:1 Dies at age 85, 04/25/1930:4, 9
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Boudreau, Irving Bowden, Bessie J. Resides in Mayfield, NY, 04/25/1930:9 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/11/1933:5 Boudreau, Mae Bowden, Harry Wed to Manuel Casey, 09/05/1930:3 Melon thieves strike farms of Bowden and McNeece, 09/08/1933:1 Bouget, Ignace J. Stolen muskmelons prove expensive for Hinds and Zion, 09/29/1933:1 Dies in Rochester, 08/01/1930:8 Bowen, Carolyn Bouget, John Public health nurse in New Haven, CT, 09/09/1932:5 Father dies in Rochester, 08/01/1930:8 Bowen, Everett A. Bourgeois, Al Couple married 35 years, 07/11/1930:1 Local beagle places at Bryantville trials, 10/14/1932:3 Cold weather has not affected corn crop, 11/17/1933:1 Bourget, Ignace J. Corvus americanus or just plain crow (l), 05/25/1934:4 Obituary, 07/25/1930:1 Bowen, Jeanette Bourne, C.A. Resides in New York City, 06/06/1930:1 Refrigerators, 21 North St (ad), 05/22/1931:2 Resides in Storrs, CT, 12/05/1930:1 Bourne, Charles A. Bowen, Jennie S. In court for action of contract against White, 04/11/1930:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:5 Bourne, Samuel S. Bowen, Maurice Purchases Water St building from George Soule 55 years ago, Resides in Kent, OH, 10/17/1930:1 11/07/1930:6 Resides in Westwood, NJ, 10/06/1933:8 Bourne, S.S. Bowen, Richard Loses horse to colic 55 years ago, 06/13/1930:3 Resides in Hempstead, NY, 07/18/1930:7 Bourne, William Bowen, Virginia Turner house on Rock St razed, 11/11/1932:2 Teaches in Worcester, 01/03/1930:4 Bourne's Middleboro Bakery Engaged to Carl Erickson, 10/24/1930:1, 07/08/1932:4 Gilded letters on bread cart herald tasty treats 55 years ago, Bower, Ernest R. 12/26/1930:6 Engaged to Lillian F. Haley, 12/15/1933:4 Boutin, Adelard Wed to Lillian F. Haley, 12/22/1933:4 Son born, 11/14/1930:3 Bowers, Eliza A. Boutin, Amelia Obituary, 02/20/1931:4 Re-elected teacher for Rock School, 05/20/1932:6 Bowers, Helen K. Transfers to Union Street School, 09/07/1934:1 Engaged to David W. Howell, 09/01/1933:4 Appointed to teach at Union St School, 09/07/1934:7 Bowers, Helena K. Boutin, Amelia L. Wed to David W. Howell, 09/08/1933:4 Teacher fills vacancy at Rock School, 08/29/1930:2 Bowers, Helena M. Boutin, Arthur Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Wedding described, 02/06/1931:1 Bowers, John M. Wed to Arlene Savard, 02/06/1931:4 Obituary, 08/01/1930:1 Moves to New York state, 04/15/1932:3 Norfolk man dies at age 53, 08/01/1930:4 Boutin, Arthur P. Petition for administration of estate, 08/08/1930:5 Engaged to Arline A. Savard, 01/30/1931:4 Bowker, Alva A. Boutin, Joseph Engaged to Richard J. Brusso, 12/21/1934:4 Lets tenement to Winfred Bigelow, 09/23/1932:3 Bowles, Elizabeth Boutin, Leah And Joseph Byrnes collide at South Main and Courtland St, New teacher at Waterville School, 09/07/1934:1 04/25/1930:1 Boutin, Leon Bowles, Mrs Cuthbert Employed in East Bridgewater, 01/23/1931:6 Falls, breaks ankle, 10/24/1930:6 Boutin, Thomas Bowles, Verna Badly injured when struck by car in South Middleboro, 02/16/1934:1 Opens beauty shop on Bridge St, 04/25/1930:3 Struck by auto, suffers fractures, cuts, and bruises, 02/16/1934:3 Brown Bungalow Beauty Studio, Bridge St, Lakeville (ad), Boutin, Valeda 06/06/1930:5 Nurse at St. Luke's, 09/26/1930:7 Bowley, Mary B. Boutin, Wilfred Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:5 Successful deer hunter, 12/16/1932:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/21/1933:5 Boutin, Wilfred G. Bowley, Raymond Strikes pedestrian on Cape road at night, 06/30/1933:2 Leaves job in Malden, employed at State Farm, 08/29/1930:1 Engaged to Alma M. Carr, 06/29/1934:4 Apple tree in blossom, 09/05/1930:1 Boutin, William Bowley, Raymond J. Opens barbershop in Vaughn building, 01/24/1930:3 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Hires building from Vaughn for barbershop, 01/31/1930:9 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/21/1933:5 Opens barbershop in Rock, 11/14/1930:6 Bowling Opens barber shop at Rock, 05/15/1931:2 Investigation into theft of $50 from Murphy's, 02/28/1930:3 Boutin, William D. YMCA opens league play for season, 09/22/1933:5 Concludes work at Buzzards Bay, opens barber shop in Rock, Murphy's undergoes complete renovation, 09/14/1934:1 11/21/1930:5 Season opens at Murphy's (ad), 09/14/1934:8 Boutine, William Bowman, Abram L. Opens barbershop on Miller St, 02/14/1930:7 Auto struck by Brockton driver at North Main St and South Main St, Closes barber shop on Miller St, 11/18/1932:6 10/16/1931:1 Boutty, J.J. Bowman, Fred A. Aviator on leave from Franc Field in Panama, 06/27/1930:7 Purchases and renovates Holmes house, 07/21/1933:1
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Bowman, Fred L. Boy Scouts of America cont. Named to Home Owners' Loan Corp., 11/03/1933:1 Anawan Council activities, 02/24/1933:6 Obituary, 01/12/1934:1 Scout organization in Massachusetts (ad), 03/10/1933:2 Boston man dies at age 55, 01/12/1934:4 Scouts from Middleboro-Carver district form service club, 03/17/1933:2 Will in probate, 02/09/1934:8 Anawan Council announces campaign for funds (p), 04/14/1933:3 Bowman, Mildred Campaign for funds begins (ad) (p), 04/21/1933:4 To attend Bridgewater Normal School, 07/11/1930:1 Doing good work killing caterpillars, 05/26/1933:1 Graduates from Bridgewater Teachers' College, 06/08/1934:1 Middleboro-Carver District Championship rally held, 06/09/1933:2 Bowman, Mrs Fred L. Hold court of honor, 06/16/1933:3 Exchanges property with Robert Fish, 03/09/1934:1 Annawon Council endorsed by President Roosevelt, 09/22/1933:8 Bowman & Clark Camp Annawon report (l) (William Lee Abbott), 09/29/1933:7 Purchase Fuller St farm from Arthur Rotch, 01/09/1931:1 Executive's report (l) (William Lee Abbott), 11/10/1933:3 Real estate, 7 Court End Ave (ad), 01/09/1931:6 Annawon Council holds annual meeting, 01/12/1934:6 New deal development on shore of Tispaquin Pond (ad), 07/07/1933:2 Annawon Council holds court of honor, 02/23/1934:2 Boxes Open fund raising campaign, 04/06/1934:1 see also L.O. Atwood Box Factory Present minstrel show, 05/18/1934:4 Second saw operational at C.N. Atwood & Son, 01/10/1930:3 Plans of Annawon Council for summer season, 06/22/1934:6 Savery brothers plan mill 55 years ago, 09/11/1931:6 Annawon Council holds annual meeting, 12/21/1934:7 Manufacturing decidedly dull 55 years ago, 12/11/1931:7 Boyce, George F. Hiram Caldwell resigns from C.N. Atwood & Son, 04/08/1932:6 Wed to Murial L. Jenner, 06/01/1934:4 Boxing Boyce, Lester Arthur Bergeron wins second fight at Oak Bluffs, 09/05/1930:1 Receives 25-year pin from G.E. Keith Shoe Co., 03/27/1931:1 Bergeron wins match at Fall River Casino, 09/19/1930:1 Boyden, H.E. John F. Sullivan competes in boxing match at Colby College, Purchases Green and Mattie's farm on Purchade St, 07/10/1931:1 03/27/1931:1 Boyer, Alfred John Sullivan coaches boxing team at Colby College, 02/12/1932:1 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 Francis Huxley takes second at Brockton bout, 05/20/1932:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Harry Alexanian to box in semi-finals in New Bedford, 10/21/1932:1 Boyer, Mary Boy Scouts of America Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 see also Loon Pond Camp; Sea Scouts Boynton, Ethel Louise Hold annual banquet, 06/20/1930:8 Wedding described, 07/01/1932:7 Host district meeting at high school (p), 11/21/1930:6 Boynton, John R. Nemasket Tribe of Red Men start new troop, 12/19/1930:7 State Farm man dies at age 64, 11/28/1930:4 Celebrate 21st anniversary of local organization, 02/13/1931:1 Boynton, William G. Consider change from Cape Cod Council to Annawan Council, New member of Welfare Board, 02/27/1931:4 08/28/1931:1 Commended for ridding welfare department of fraud, 07/15/1932:1 Settle matter of Council affiliation, 09/11/1931:1 Welfare Board not deceived (l), 01/13/1933:2 Troop 13 wins honors at Brockton Jamboree, 09/25/1931:2 Welfare Board denies charges (l), 1/27/1933:3 Arthur Winslow grants use of Camp Winslow to Rock scouts, Submits letter on welfare problems (l), 04/14/1933:2 11/20/1931:6 Bid to remove from Welfare Board unsuccessful, 03/30/1934:1 Charters for Troops 11 and 13 presented at installation, 12/04/1931:1 Letter to citizens from CWA administrator (l), 04/20/1934:5 Request donations of food and clothing (l), 12/18/1931:4 Resigns as local E.R.A. administrator, 11/30/1934:1 Canvass by local Scouts could benefit folks right here, 12/25/1931:1 Correction of false rumor (l) (H.J. Goodale), 12/07/1934:1 Canvass for food and clothes, 12/25/1931:1 Brackett, Elizabeth Drive for unemployed gets hearty response, 01/01/1932:1 Shed roof catches fire on East Grove St, 09/04/1931:1 Collect nearly 2,000 cans of food, 01/01/1932:4 Brackett, Frank Letter of thanks (l), 01/08/1932:2 Daughter born, 04/24/1931:4 Anawan Council holds annual meeting, 01/22/1932:6 Receives 25-year service medal from Keith Co., 07/17/1931:1 Local troops have fine showing at Council meeting, 02/19/1932:2 Brackett, Frank L. A. Whitman Higgins named assistant district commissioner, Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 03/04/1932:6 Brackett, Guy W. Members of disbanded troop form anew, 03/25/1932:6 Window treatments (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Open annual campaign (p), 04/08/1932:3 Brackett, Harriett Young officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Obituary, 01/26/1934:1 Hold court of honor, 04/22/1932:7 Widow of George dies at age 88, 01/26/1934:4 Local council holds first annual dance, 04/29/1932:1 Brackett, Mrs Guy Sacred Heart Church organizes new scout troop, 05/06/1932:2 Christmas greens (ad), 11/24/1933:8 Sacred Heart Church forms new scout troop, 05/13/1932:1 Brackett, William M. Hold large encampment in rear of high school, 09/30/1932:3 Hot contests bring out 2,472 voters (p) (t), 01/22/1932:1 Middleboro-Carver district holds annual meeting, 11/18/1932:1 Brackett, William W. Support efforts by local boys (l), 12/02/1932:6 To the voters (ad), 01/17/1930:4 Support latest drive to help unfortunate, 12/16/1932:1 Voted town treasurer and tax collector (p), 01/24/1930:1 Collection for needy a success, 12/30/1932:1 Declares candidacy for treasurer/collector, 01/02/1931:1 Hold Sirkus here, 01/13/1933:1 Candidate for re-election (ad), 01/16/1931:5 Relief Association extends thanks for support of recent drive, In support of Kenneth Keedwell (ad) (l), 01/16/1931:6 01/13/1933:1 Results of most disgraceful, silliest, muck-raking campaigns (p) (t), Congratulations due local scouts, 01/20/1933:1 01/23/1931:1 Honors given to local scouts, 01/20/1933:4 Treasurer/collector resigns, 04/08/1932:1 District Scout commissioner Louis Littlejohn resigns, 1/27/1933:1 Special elections will stir up activities, 04/15/1932:1 Tribute to local leaders and scouts, 02/17/1933:1 Candidate for representative, 04/29/1932:1
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Brackett, William W. cont. Braley, Abbie C. Brackett, Washburn, and Bates vie for representative's seat, Obituary, 01/26/1934:1 06/24/1932:1 Wife of Loring A. dies at age 70, 01/26/1934:4 Selectmen request resignation of assistant tax collector, 09/02/1932:1 Braley, Ellen Candidate for representative (ad) (p), 09/09/1932:8 Obituary, 12/22/1933:1 Braddock, Arthur Dies at age 80, 12/22/1933:4 Daughter born, 02/05/1932:7 Braley, Frederick E. Braddock, Eleanor Cherry St couple married 25 years, 05/16/1930:6 Lakeville folks attend funeral, 11/16/1934:4 Braley, Harry E. Braddock, Eleanor L. Petitions to confirm title to land, 05/23/1930:7 Obituary, 11/16/1934:3 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Braddock, Eleanor Lillian Braley, Herbert C., Jr. Obituary, 11/09/1934:1 Wedding described, 12/22/1933:1 Wife of James dies at age 61, 11/09/1934:4 Braley, Job Braddock, Elna L. Sells stable to F.E. Wood 55 years ago, 10/09/1931:7 Obituary, 11/16/1934:5 Braley, Lillian L. Braddock, Lorena Engaged to Harry E. Gale, 11/30/1934:4 Engaged to Frederick Eayrs, 05/18/1934:2, 05/25/1934:7 Wed to Harry E. Gale, 12/14/1934:4 Wedding described, 06/01/1934:1 Braley, Lucy Braddock, Lorena B. Helen Thomas employed at candy kitchen, 09/29/1933:3 Engaged to Frederick Eayrs, 05/18/1934:4 Opens candy kitchen for the season, 05/25/1934:3 Braddock, Mary Employs Anderson, Thomas, and Smith at candy kitchen, 06/29/1934:7 Mother dies in New Bedford, 03/07/1930:9 Braley, Merton Braddock, Mrs Sumner Painters agree to wage reduction (ad), 02/19/1932:8 Brother dies in Attleboro, 10/20/1933:6 Braley, Miriam Braddock, Myron A. Resides in Arlington, 08/29/1930:6 Dies at age 17, 07/04/1930:4 Braley, Mrs Frederick A. Halifax man dies as result of motorcycle accident on Vine St, Resides in Valdosta, GA, 05/30/1930:6 07/04/1930:6 Braley, Theodore A. Inquest into death scheduled, 07/11/1930:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Inquest held into death, 07/18/1930:7 Braley, Vivien Report of inquest, 08/08/1930:1 Only case of diphtheria in town, 05/22/1931:1 Bradford (Mr) Diphtheria case under control, 05/29/1931:1 Emily Charette purchases Bradford place on Wareham St, 08/01/1930:1 Brawn (Mrs) Bradford, Emmons H. Moves from Wareham St to Barrows St, 02/05/1932:4 Wed to Mabel L. Enos, 01/08/1932:4 Brawn, Howard Bradford, George Tries out Kentucky fox hound, 04/21/1933:1 Son born, 01/17/1930:4 Brawn, Howard D. Bradford, John Local enthusiast has homing pigeons in 100-mile race, 05/16/1930:3 Daughter born, 07/08/1932:4 Local man participates in pigeon race from Albany, 05/23/1930:5 Bradford, Joseph Bird takes 6th in 300-mile race, 06/06/1930:10 Moves from Plymouth St to Taunton, 07/21/1933:1 Bird finishes fourth in 500-mile race, 06/27/1930:6 Bradford, Joseph H. Breach, Emma C. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Replaces McDonald at Trade Mark Stores, 10/17/1930:1 Bradford, Lester Breaking and Entering (see Burglary) Son born, 02/24/1933:4 Breck, S. Bradley, Inezetta Concrete work, trucking, well tile (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Employed at Woolworth's, 07/07/1933:1 Breck, Samuel Bradley, Vincent C. Awarded school transportation contract, 08/29/1930:2 Engaged to Charlotte L. Kelley, 08/01/1930:4 Candidate for school board, 01/01/1932:1 Bradshaw, B.C. Runs for treasurer/collector in special election, 04/29/1932:1 Daughter born, 01/16/1931:1 Runs for treasurer/collector (ad) (p), 06/03/1932:8 Bradshaw, Janet Easily elected at special town meeting (p), 06/10/1932:1 Resides in Ferguson, MO, 09/01/1933:1 Petition for oil storage license tabled by selectmen, 06/16/1933:1 Bradshaw, Janet King Files nomination papers for treasurer/collector, 12/08/1933:1 Daughter born, 01/16/1931:1 Re-elect for treasurer/collector (ad), 01/12/1934:5 Bradshaw, Lewis Lightning strikes electrical transformer, 06/15/1934:2 Employed in Morrisville, VT, 01/02/1931:2 Breck, Samuel, Jr. Bradshaw, Mildred Files nomination papers for treasurer/collector, 12/21/1934:1 Auto skids into front of Marston Mills auto, 01/30/1931:2 Breivogel, Henry A. Teaches in Wareham, 03/06/1931:6 Youngster Southworth ropes auto truck, 09/30/1932:1 Teaches in Pilgrim Memorial school, Wareham, 05/08/1931:3 Brennan, Gordon Soloist at concert in Wareham, 04/20/1934:3 Struck and killed by auto driven by Robert Higgins, 12/21/1934:1 Heard on radio with singers from Wareham, 05/11/1934:7 Dies at age 21, 12/21/1934:4 Brady, John Robert Higgins fined $75 for reckless driving, 12/28/1934:2 Daughter born, 08/21/1931:4 Brennan, James D. Bragg, Arthur E. President of Federal Cranberry Co. dies, 04/15/1932:6 Local Elks hold lodge of sorrow, 10/09/1931:1
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Brett, Gertrude Briggs, Arthur Obituary, 11/20/1931:1 Chimney fire on Crossman Ave, 03/18/1932:1 Wife of Sylvanus L. dies at age 60, 11/20/1931:4 Briggs, Arthur J. Will in probate, 11/27/1931:5 Obituary, 03/04/1932:1 Brett, Henry Murdock Dies at age 77, 03/04/1932:4 Miami, FL man dies at age 70, 06/20/1930:4 Briggs, Clyde Brett, Sylvanus Local agent for Real-Silk hosiery, 05/13/1932:1 Moves from Rock St to Courtland St, 11/16/1934:1 Briggs, Edna Brett, Sylvanus L. Resigns from Alonzo F. Ryder Co., 01/22/1932:1 Secretary of Central Baptist for 26 years, 12/30/1932:1 Briggs, Edwin M. Wed to Jennie A. Howlett, 03/17/1933:2 Obituary, 08/28/1931:1 Brick Making Dies at age 55, 08/28/1931:4 Lincoln continues business after Lincoln & Carver dissolve 55 years Briggs, Elwyn ago, 01/17/1930:8 Son born, 12/09/1932:4 E.L. Cook Brick Co. employs Epitannio Ramos, 05/23/1930:5 Briggs, George R. E.L. Cook Brick Co. resumes work after week's closing, 08/29/1930:3 Obituary, 08/07/1931:2 George Sampson purchases brick yard from Lincoln & Carver 55 years NE Cranberry Sales Co. passes resolutions upon death, 08/14/1931:2 ago, 07/10/1931:7 Briggs, Grace Bricknell, Anne Member of Degree of Pocahontas dies, 06/20/1930:2 Obituary, 10/07/1932:6 Briggs, Grace L. Bricknell, Clifton Obituary, 02/28/1930:1 North Carver folks attend wedding, 10/17/1930:8 Wife of Frank F. dies at age 47, 02/28/1930:4 Bricknell, Clifton A. Briggs, Henry Moves from Middleboro to Plympton, 06/05/1931:2 Brief biography of Hope Shaw Jones (p), 04/11/1930:1 Bricknell, Clifton Allen Briggs, Irving Wedding described, 10/17/1930:3 Resides in Boulder, CO, 05/16/1930:1 Wed to Adeline Whitefield Harrub, 10/17/1930:4 Briggs, LeBaron R. Bricknell, Enid Elaine Obituary, 04/27/1934:3 Wedding described, 04/06/1934:7 Briggs, Mary W. Bridges Obituary, 06/01/1934:1 Soil conditions favorable to replace Japan bridge over Nemasket, Wife of Alton E. dies, 06/01/1934:4 01/10/1930:1 Briggs, Newell R. Bridge at shovel works falls in 55 years ago, 03/21/1930:8 Engaged to Doris M. Lamoureux, 10/12/1934:4 Bridge at shovel works broken down 55 years ago, 04/11/1930:8 Briggs, Newell Robbins South Main St bridge too low for steam shovel and derrick, Engaged to Doris Mildred Lamoureux, 03/02/1934:1 04/25/1930:4 Wedding described, 10/19/1934:1 Three new bridges planned for summer building season, 05/09/1930:1 Briggs, Otis Work progresses on Bedford St bridge, 05/09/1930:7 Purchases Centre St estate of Erpelle 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 Old span near pumping station blown-up, 05/23/1930:7 Commences work on residence 55 years ago, 10/17/1930:8 Flooring on sidewalk of Grove St bridge replanked, 08/22/1930:3 James Eldridge sinks well for Briggs 55 years ago, 11/27/1931:6 New cement bridge at Grove St completed, 08/22/1930:3 On horse-buying trip 55 years ago, 04/29/1932:4 Abutments on rail bridge at Nemasket painted white, 09/26/1930:1 Briggs, William Railroad to repair West Grove St span, 10/31/1930:2 Four men save collie from icy Nemasket River, 02/27/1931:5 Span at North Middleboro nearly complete, 11/14/1930:7 Britton, Clement West Grove St railroad bridge replanked, 12/19/1930:3 Rock folks attend anniversary celebration, 03/07/1930:2 Vernon St bridge in need of repair, 03/06/1931:1 Britton, Clement T. Capstones loosen on Muttock bridge, 04/03/1931:1 Couple married 50 years (p), 02/28/1930:4 Asphalt planking secured for repair of West Grove St bridge, Original poem written for 50th anniversary, 03/07/1930:1 04/10/1931:5 Center Ave couple married 52 years, biographies, 03/04/1932:4 Latest planking installed on Grove St bridge, 05/01/1931:1 Britton, Mrs Clement T. Repairs made to bridge near Nemasket station, 07/24/1931:1 Observes "17th" birthday, 52nd wedding anniversary, biographies, Timbers under rail bridge near Everett and North St catch fire, 03/04/1932:4 08/07/1931:4 Broadbent, Dorothy M. Rail bridge on Everett St hazardous, 08/21/1931:1 Wed to George R. Fredette, 07/04/1930:4 Plank slips on Titicut St bridge, 11/27/1931:4 Broadbent, Robert K. Plympton St bridge gets coating of asphalt and stone, 01/22/1932:1 National range burner (ad), 10/09/1931:5 Street department completes replanking of Wareham St bridge, Broderick, V. 06/09/1933:1 Receives Bachelor of Divinity degree from Gordon College, Workers busy at West Grove St span, 06/23/1933:4 06/03/1932:1 West Grove St repairs complete, 06/30/1933:1 To fly plane to coast, 07/01/1932:1 Titicut St bridge over Taunton River weakened in storm, 09/22/1933:1 Flying parson arrives in California safely, 07/15/1932:1 Titicut St bridge to be inspected, 10/13/1933:2 Coast to coast trip successful, 07/29/1932:3 Center St rail bridge and West Grove St span replanked, 06/01/1934:1 Pastor resigns from Central Baptist, 01/13/1933:1 Brier, Mary Resolutions on resignation, 1/27/1933:7 Replaces Grace Allen at high school, 10/10/1930:1 Central Baptist members entertained with plane rides, 06/23/1933:6 Briggs (Mr) Broderick, Vivian Evelyn Rouleau sells Briggs place to Clarence Fiske, 03/18/1932:1 Flying parson off for the west, 07/08/1932:2 Briggs, Alton E. Bromley, Francis Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Davison's bus driver receives award for safety, 03/25/1932:6 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6
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Brookings, Eugene Brown, Lewis Accepts post on poultry farm in New Bedford, 03/27/1931:6 Son born, 02/02/1934:4 Occupies Granton's farm on Summer St, 12/30/1932:1 Brown, Mary J. Brooks Obituary, 04/15/1932:1 Waterway on south side of Smith St cleaned out, 09/30/1932:6 Petition for administration of estate, 05/20/1932:5 Brooks, Barbara Elaine Brown, Mary Jane Born to John, 07/18/1930:2 Obituary, 04/15/1932:3 Brooks, Herbert Brown, Mrs Bert G. Admitted to citizenship, 07/01/1932:1 Resigns as matron of town home, 04/04/1930:1 Brooks, H.J. Superintendent and matron of town home resign, 04/04/1930:6 Radio service, 131 Arch St (ad), 12/12/1930:5 Brown, Phyllis F. Brooks, John Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/02/1934:10 Daughter born, 07/18/1930:2 Brown, Richard Employed at Caswell Bros., 08/29/1930:3 Son born, 11/09/1934:4 Moves from Plymouth St to Pleasant St, 10/03/1930:4 Brown, Rose A. North Middleboro couple married 10 years, 01/12/1934:6 Auto sideswiped by Rockland driver on Wareham St, 08/22/1930:4 Brooks, Mrs Edward Brown, Russell Frederick Resides in Jackson, MI, 04/04/1930:1 Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 Brooks & Benson Brown, W. Gardner Radios, 131 Arch St (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Wedding described, 04/29/1932:1 Brothers, Nelson Brown, Walter Wins membership in 90 Per Cent Clean Apple club, 10/31/1930:2 Dies in Hartford, CT, 07/01/1932:3 Brothers, Raymond Brown, William G. Moves to Miller St, 06/09/1933:3 Engaged to Evelyn T. Ward, 04/22/1932:4 Brouillard, Mrs Paul Brown Bungalow Beauty Studio Former Middleboro resident sails for Paris, 02/19/1932:1 Verna Bowles opens beauty shop on Bridge St, 04/25/1930:3 Brousseau, Henry A. Verna Bowles, Bridge St, Lakeville (ad), 06/06/1930:5 Takes honors in national dairy show, 10/30/1931:6 Browne, Leon Brown (Mr) Daughter born, 11/11/1932:4 Purchases Pearl St land 55 years ago, 10/09/1931:7 Browne, Maria Louise Old Brown house in Lakeville torn down, 11/06/1931:1 Obituary, 07/29/1932:1 Brown, Amelia C. Brownell & Burt Inc. Obituary, 03/02/1934:1 Super serviced used cars (ad), 02/13/1931:6 Brown, Amy H.C. Thomas resident manager (ad), 02/20/1931:3 Accepts position at Winthrop-Atkins Co., 03/14/1930:1 Browning, Lillian Brown, Bert Warrentown cottage suffers break-in, 04/11/1930:1 Couple assumes duties at town farm in Westford, 09/12/1930:1 Bruce, Sarah Brown, Bert G. Funeral held in Brockton, 05/02/1930:2 Superintendent and matron of town home resign, 04/04/1930:6 Bruce, William Brown, Dorcas B. Obituary, 12/08/1933:3 Trustee presents account of estate, 05/29/1931:5 Bruchlos, Werner Trustee presents account of trust, 01/26/1934:5 Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 Brown, Edward J. Brule, Henry Engaged to Clarice A. Lavasseur, 12/04/1931:4 Moves to Westport, 12/21/1934:4 Brown, Eleanor Bruso, Abbie Bridgewater Normal school student ill with scarlet fever, 04/04/1930:3 Has change of heart in non-support case, 05/06/1932:1 Attends Hyannis Normal school, 05/23/1930:1 Bruso, George Teaches at Chilmark, 10/02/1931:1 Charles Phinney withdraws complaint of assault against George Bruso, Brown, Gardner 08/15/1930:4 New clerk at Homestead Grocery, 09/12/1930:1 Son born, 07/07/1933:4 Engaged to Evelyn Ward, 04/08/1932:2 Judge reserves decision on hit-and-run case, 12/15/1933:4 Son born, 09/15/1933:4 Westdale man found guilty of leaving scene of accident, 12/22/1933:1 Member of YMCA Mercantile Basketball League winning team (p), Bruso, Norman 05/04/1934:1 John McGrady collides head-on with West Bridgewater driver at Brown, Harry Montello and East Main St, 09/05/1930:1 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 Bruso, Virginia May Brown, Helen Youngster struck by Halifax auto, 10/19/1934:4 Chosen odist for graduating class at Hyannis Normal school, Brusseau, Norman J. 04/17/1931:2 Rear-ends Brockton auto on Center St, 10/06/1933:1 Brown, Jethro Brusso, George Obituary, 09/19/1930:1 Knocked off bicycle by unidentified autoist, 11/24/1933:1 Brown, Joseph Brusso, Richard J. Pleads guilty to drunkenness and mutual assault, 04/22/1932:4 Engaged to Alva A. Bowker, 12/21/1934:4 Fined $5 for larceny of shovels from town of Lakeville, 06/30/1933:4 Bryant (Mr and Mrs) Brown, Joseph J. Daughter born, 04/06/1934:4 Engaged to Aldeara L. Pasquarello, 05/20/1932:4 Bryant, A.W. Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Thatcher Lucas and George Morrill purchase stock in trade from Bryant Wed to Aldeara L. Pasquarello, 06/03/1932:4 55 years ago, 07/03/1931:6 Brown, Levi P. Opens meat market 55 years ago, 11/20/1931:7 Purchases Swift's Express 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8
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Bryant, Ed Buck, Malcolm F. Obituary, 05/23/1930:6 New proprietor of C.L. Hathaway & Co. (p), 06/16/1933:1 Bryant, Edward The Corner Drug Store (ad), 06/16/1933:5 Court End Ave couple married 65 years, 05/27/1932:1 Buck, M.L. Obituary, 02/17/1933:1 Rents Bourne St place from Mrs Charles Shaw, 07/07/1933:1 Dies at age 86, 02/17/1933:4 Buckey, John H. Will in probate, 03/17/1933:5 Resides in Attleboro, 02/14/1930:1 Bryant, Florence Now at Attleboro Springs (l), 03/28/1930:7 Re-opens kindergarten, 09/12/1930:1 Buckman, Amos Re-opens kindergarten with 14 pupils, 09/23/1932:1 Files claim for wages lost during mumps quarantine, 08/29/1930:1 Bryant, Florine Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 Grass fire gets out of hand, 04/13/1934:1 Fire on Highland St, 02/26/1932:1 Bryant, George Chimney fire on Highland St, 02/02/1934:3, 4 Lets North Main St house to J.P. Cucinnotta, 11/16/1934:1 Services held at Egger's, 04/06/1934:3 Bryant, Hank Buckman, Amos B. Only successful deer hunter here, 12/08/1933:5 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Shoots large fox, 01/12/1934:1 Buckman, Amos S. Bryant, Horace Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4, 09/02/1932:6 Tax collector's sale, 06/09/1933:6 Obituary, 03/30/1934:1 Bryant, Horace L. Dies at age 77, 03/30/1934:4 Obituary, 03/18/1932:1 Buckman, Everett Bridgewater man dies at age 71, 03/18/1932:4 Employed in Brockton, 02/20/1931:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/17/1933:5 Does cement work in basement of Grange hall, 01/20/1933:3 Bryant, Howard Buckman, Florence Puppy takes first at Brockton trials, 10/23/1931:2 Resides in Everett, 04/10/1931:2 Dog competes in field trials at Randolph, 04/07/1933:5 Buckman, Francis P. Bags fine specimen of fox, 11/03/1933:1 Dies at age 75, 02/28/1930:4 Bryant and Thomas get muskrats on first day of trapping season, Obituary, 03/07/1930:1 11/03/1933:1 Buckman, Fred Bryant, Ida F. Passes examination for third engineer's license, 03/28/1930:3 Wife of Horace L. dies at age 64, 10/24/1930:4 Employed at Vineyard Haven, 12/16/1932:6 Obituary, 10/31/1930:1 Buckman, Fred C. Petition for administration of estate, 12/19/1930:3 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 Bryant, Isaac H. "Hank" Buckman, Genie Sustains broken leg in auto collision, 02/02/1934:4 Catches arm in electric washer, 01/13/1933:2 Bryant, Isaac Howard Buckman, Laurence R. Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Moves from Plympton to Middleboro, 03/28/1930:6 Bryant, Isabel M. Buckman, Ralph Wed to Harry Hopkins, 09/07/1934:4 Resigns from milk route, moves to Wellesley, 01/23/1931:6 Bryant, Leslie, W. Accepts position in Brockton, 02/13/1931:3 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 04/14/1933:1 Rents rooms from Albert West, 09/23/1932:3 Bryant, Mrs George F. Moves from Rock to Middleboro, 11/24/1933:6 Exhibition of oil paintings (ad), 12/04/1931:10 Buckman, Robert Sidney Bryant, Mrs William Born to Sidney A., 11/10/1933:3 Chimney fire in Warrentown, 03/18/1932:1 Buckman, Robley E. Bryant, Percy Son born, 08/11/1933:2 Daughter born, 01/09/1931:4 Buckman, Sidney A. Bryant, Walter Son born, 11/10/1933:3 Raven St couple married 55 years, 01/26/1934:1 Buckman, Wesley Ivan Bryant, William E. Born to Robley E., 08/11/1933:2 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 11/14/1930:4 Budgets - Lakeville Ninety-year-old falls, fractures hip, 07/17/1931:1 Decisions made at town meeting, 03/07/1930:6 Obituary, 08/14/1931:1 State auditors complete work, 11/14/1930:4 Another comrade of Post 8 dies (l), 08/14/1931:2 Discussed at annual town meeting, 03/06/1931:3 Dies at age 90, 08/14/1931:4 Budgets - Middleboro Memorial service held for deceased GAR members, 07/01/1932:2 Selectmen announce public meeting (ad), 01/03/1930:2 Bryden, Marjorie Selectmen hold hearing, 01/17/1930:2 Collides with Andrew Fielding on North St, 03/09/1934:1 Appeal to taxpayers (l) (James A. Thomas), 01/17/1930:4 Bryden, Norman Selectmen cut mileage allowances, 01/31/1930:6 Resides in Boston, 03/23/1934:1 Review of proposed budget, 02/07/1930:1 Bryden, Norman M. Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Loud's extracts (ad), 01/31/1930:10 Deliberative session takes one hour and ten minutes, 02/14/1930:2 Buchanan, Christena Selectman want fair allocation, 02/28/1930:2 Engaged to Allen A. Fisk, 04/29/1932:4 Receipts from state taxes enumerated, 11/21/1930:1 Wed to Allen R. Fisk, 05/13/1932:4 Present all remaining 1930 bills at office of town manager (ad), Buchanan, Edward 12/26/1930:8 Chimney fire on Plympton St, 01/23/1931:1 Annual auditors' report to be included in town report, 01/16/1931:2 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 11/30/1934:1 Up to voters to accept figures, 01/30/1931:1 Buck, Louise C. Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7
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Budgets – Middleboro cont. Budgets – Middleboro cont. Elmer Phinney compares town budget to those of local industry (l) (t), Selectmen discuss departmental bills, 04/27/1934:1 02/06/1931:7 Reason for mixup in appropriations at special town meeting, Discussed at town meeting, 02/13/1931:3 06/29/1934:1 Interest on town notes discussed by selectmen, 03/20/1931:1 Special town meeting called to correct previous vote, 06/29/1934:1 Selectmen discuss auditor's report, 08/28/1931:1 Town treasurer borrows $100,000 at 0.9%, 11/16/1934:1 Report of auditors on town accounts (t), 08/28/1931:7 Bill collection discussed by selectmen, 11/30/1934:4 Discussion at selectmen's meeting, 09/18/1931:1 End of year bills requested, 12/21/1934:8 Selectmen demand honest estimates from departments, 09/18/1931:1 Budlong, Harold Selectmen persistent in cutting expenses, 09/25/1931:1 Dies in Cowesett, RI, 03/13/1931:1 Selectmen plan for annual budget, 09/25/1931:1 Builders Financial transfers recommended by selectmen, 10/23/1931:1 see also Churchill, Chester B.; Wilbur, A.B. Review of issues for upcoming special town meeting, 10/30/1931:1 Jairus Shaw erects dwelling on Pickens St 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 Opposition at special town meeting to transfer of funds, 11/06/1931:1 Joseph Shaw erects Dutch colonial on Courtland St for Mrs Henry To the taxpayers of Middleboro (l) (James T. McKechnie), 11/27/1931:6 Sears, 04/04/1930:1 Notice given to all holders of unpaid bills, 12/25/1931:8 Thomas Burke, carpenter and jobber (ad), 07/11/1930:10 Money transfers implemented by selectmen, 01/08/1932:1 W.H. Southworth starts work on school house 55 years ago, Gazette unable to obtain details before town meeting, 02/05/1932:1 07/18/1930:6 H.L. Thatcher & Co. gets contract to print town reports, 02/05/1932:3 W.H. Southworth completes new schoolhouse; builds house for Pettee How to trim expenses so taxes can be reduced, 02/12/1932:1 55 years ago, 09/05/1930:8 Committee reports on adjustments to $27 tax rate, 02/12/1932:4 Jairus Shaw and Joshua Sherman contract to build needle factory 55 Adjourned town meeting packs the hall, 02/19/1932:1 years ago, 11/21/1930:8 Remaining items to be addressed at meeting, 02/26/1932:1 Mr Hoxie builds carpentry shop 55 years ago, 12/12/1930:3 Recommendations for upcoming adjourned town meeting, 02/26/1932:4 Ellis contracts to tin roof at Taunton depot 55 years ago, 07/24/1931:6 Method of voting on appropriations discussed at special town meeting, B.L. Thomas, construction work (ad), 10/09/1931:7 06/10/1932:1 Elliott Harlow, general contractor (ad), 10/09/1931:7 Selectmen vote on funds transfer, 07/01/1932:1 Contractor B.L. Thomas handles variety of work, 10/16/1931:7 Problem collecting town bills, 07/08/1932:1 George Starbuck awarded contract to repair stone jetty in Westport, Peirce Estate Trustees come to relief of town, 07/15/1932:1 10/30/1931:1 Peirce Trustees doing their share for town, 07/15/1932:1 Elliott Harlow, 83 School St, 11/13/1931:7 Town departments in state of emergency, 07/29/1932:1 Workmen unearth human skull, 11/20/1931:4 Appropriations bitter medicine, 08/05/1932:1 Ground still in good condition for construction work, B.L. Thomas Co., Unpaid bills a problem, 09/16/1932:1 11/20/1931:9 Unpaid bills light discussed by selectmen, 09/16/1932:1 Mason, Legee, home remodeling (ad), 11/20/1931:10 At a disadvantage because of size of county, 09/30/1932:1 Joshua Sherman contracts to build stable for F.A. Harlow 55 years ago, Discussions at selectmen's meeting, 09/30/1932:2 12/04/1931:8 School Committee takes steps to keep budget in check, 12/09/1932:1 Holloway contracts to erect Dutch Colonial for Edward Stetson, Town treasurer negotiates loan at 3.5 %, 12/16/1932:1 01/08/1932:1 Call for bills against town (ad), 12/23/1932:8 Hire local contractors says Elliott Harlow, 01/08/1932:2 School Committee slashes budget, 01/06/1933:1 Charles Hodgdon and Gilbert Sowerby, general contracting (ad), The budget (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 01/06/1933:2 03/18/1932:8 Selectmen examine preliminary draft, 01/20/1933:1 C.E. Curtis lowers rates (ad), 04/22/1932:8 Selectmen make drastic cuts, 1/27/1933:1 Fred Hanson builds cottage at Lake Winnepesaukee, 08/11/1933:1 Deep cuts across the board, 02/03/1933:1 Hanson's New Hampshire cottage-building project for Annas complete, Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 09/01/1933:1 Heath's substitute budget plays to packed house at town meeting, A.M. Westgate, contractor and builder, 299 Precinct St (ad), 02/17/1933:1 11/10/1933:8 Quickly approved at town meeting, 02/17/1933:1 Holloway contracts to build house for Mrs John Martin, 02/16/1934:1 The spoilers (l) (Alexander Heath), 02/17/1933:6 E.B. McFarlin, problem solver (ad), 04/27/1934:8 Lewis Harding urges co-operation of town departments (l), John Touhy, construction and repair work (ad), 04/27/1934:8 02/24/1933:1 Building Demolition (see Demolition (building)) Selectmen hold meeting behind closed doors, 03/10/1933:1 Building Laws Bill collection discussed by selectmen, 03/17/1933:1 Annual cellar inspection underway, 09/05/1930:2 Interest on municipal indebtedness discussed by selectmen, Too much red tape just to erect one-car garage, 12/18/1931:1 03/17/1933:1 Building Materials Town employees get pay cut, 03/17/1933:1 see also Sears Lumber Co. Town finances improve, 07/14/1933:1 S. Breck, concrete work (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Town receives $23,966.67 check from state, 11/24/1933:1 E.B. MacFarlin, window screens (ad), 04/17/1931:8 Notice of outstanding bills (ad), 12/22/1933:8 R.E. Guidaboni, cement blocks, sand and gravel (ad), 09/18/1931:10 Licenses add to town coffers, 01/12/1934:1 Fill from academy excavation for sale (ad), 04/01/1932:8 Selectmen engage in general discussion, 01/26/1934:1 Used lumber from Peirce Academy for sale (ad), 04/15/1932:10 Selectmen's meeting taken up with discussion, 02/02/1934:1 George A. Shurtleff & Son, building materials of all kinds (ad), Set up by selectmen, 02/02/1934:1 06/24/1932:8 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 George A. Shurtleff, lumber and hardware (ad), 10/21/1932:5 Read and accepted at town meeting, 02/16/1934:2 George A. Shurtleff, one in series of sketches of progressive merchants Many appropriations made at adjourned town meeting, 02/23/1934:1 and manufacturers, 08/11/1933:2 Town credit still good, 02/23/1934:1 Buisson, Jeanne Town solvent, credit okay, 03/02/1934:1 Born to Joseph C., 05/08/1931:4 Borrow ourselves out of debt (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 03/09/1934:3 Buisson, Joseph Selectmen discuss unpaid bills, 03/30/1934:1 Falls on ice, dislocates shoulder, 03/02/1934:1
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Buisson, Joseph C. Bumpus, Arthur Daughter born, 05/08/1931:4 Resigns from Morse's pharmacy, moves to Santa Barbara, CA, Buisson, Mildred Windsor 03/25/1932:1 High school dancing class (ad), 02/07/1930:12 Bumpus, Charles Pupils present program, 02/14/1930:1 Funeral held at Plymouth, 03/27/1931:2 Pupils present 11th annual May Festival, 05/09/1930:3 Bumpus, Delia Bullard, Josephine Petition for administration of estate, 12/19/1930:4 Appointed librarian 55 years ago, 09/12/1930:7 Bumpus, Elmer E. Bullard, Nancy J. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Executor presents account of estate, 02/07/1930:6 Bumpus, Margaret M. Bump (Mr) Obituary, 11/13/1931:1 People's Market secures ice for summer market 55 years ago, Bumpus, Mrs George 01/10/1930:8 Resides in New Bedford, 04/10/1931:2 Countess Magri ancestors' memorial boulder moved to Montgomery Burdett, Elaine Home, 07/25/1930:1 Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 Bump, Benjamin Burdon, Frank Begins studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Runs large orchard in California, 09/19/1930:1 Bump, Clara K. Burgess (Mr) Obituary, 01/30/1931:1 Dies in Dover, NH, 10/06/1933:8 Reading woman dies at age 81, 01/30/1931:4 Burgess, Clarence W. Bump, Dana E. Obituary, 03/07/1930:1 Collides with "island" curbing on state highway, 01/01/1932:1 Burgess, Claribel Jenney Bump, George Wedding described, 07/04/1930:1 Moves to Southwick St, 10/31/1930:1 Burgess, David Bump, G.H. Resides in Chicago, 08/21/1931:1 Cattle driven from Brighton stalled by ice 55 years ago, 02/14/1930:6 New superintendent of church school at Central Congregational, Bump, Harry E. 11/10/1933:1 Administrator appointed, 01/17/1930:1 Burgess, David W. Estate appraised, 04/04/1930:1 Resides in Chicago, IL, 06/20/1930:4 Administrator's sale of real estate and personal property, 07/25/1930:5 Employed in Chicago, IL, 09/05/1930:4 Auction sale continued (ad), 08/01/1930:4 Burgess, James A. Administrator presents account of estate, 12/05/1930:9, 11/27/1931:2, Old mill dam in Muttock (p), 08/08/1930:1 04/22/1932:5 Burgess, James T. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/14/1933:3, 09/29/1933:5 Appointed special police officer 55 years ago, 07/17/1931:2 Bump, Henry Burgess, John Son born, 06/19/1931:4 Bridal wreath in bloom for second time, 09/16/1932:1 Bump, Henry A. Burgess, Kenneth Engaged to Madelyn DeMoranville, 11/28/1930:4 Wedding described, 11/27/1931:4 Wed to Madelyn DeMoranville, 12/05/1930:4 Burgess, Kenneth Warren Wedding described, 12/05/1930:4 Engaged to Alice Jeannette Adams, 04/03/1931:3 Bump, Huldah P. Burgess, Leora Administrator presents account of estate, 11/24/1933:5 Employed at Trust Co., 07/25/1930:1 Bump, Myron A. Burgess, Lester Obituary, 11/10/1933:1 Obituary, 11/28/1930:1 Dies at age 70, 11/10/1933:4 Burglary Petition for administration of estate, 11/24/1933:5 see also Larceny; Robbery; Theft Bump, Nathaniel Break-in at Winthrop-Atkins Co., 01/03/1930:1 Obituary, 01/23/1931:1 Rogues ransack house of Hartley Wood 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Dies at age 83, 01/23/1931:4 Only cash taken in break-in at Winthrop-Atkins, 01/10/1930:1 Tribute (Charles H. Bates), 01/30/1931:4 Checks and cash taken in break-in at A&P, 01/17/1930:1 Bump, Ruth Break in at Pierce hardware store, 02/07/1930:11 Wedding described, 08/08/1930:2 Warrentown cottage suffers break-in, 04/11/1930:1 Wed to Forrest Garnett, 08/08/1930:4 Stock stolen from Colonial Brass Co. warehouse, 04/11/1930:6 Bump, Susan Central Baptist Church ransacked, money stolen, 05/02/1930:1 Wed to Ono Goodridge, 02/26/1932:2 Youth Peter Kontos charged with local break-ins, 06/06/1930:1 Bump, Susan F. Moleski's jail sentence renewed when found guilty of breaking-and- Wed to Ono Goodridge, 02/26/1932:4 entering, 06/13/1930:1 Bump, Sylvanus W. In appreciation of Police Department (l) (T.W. Peirce Hardware Co.), Petition for administration of estate, 09/04/1931:5 06/20/1930:3 Bump, Theodore F. Wallace Bacon reports break-in at Murdock St roadside store, Enlists in U.S. Navy, 03/03/1933:1 06/27/1930:3 Bump, Walter Money stolen from house of Charles Gay 55 years ago, 06/27/1930:6 Employed in road work in Proctor, VT, 09/05/1930:2 Wild chase ends in capture of Brewster man here, 07/04/1930:5 Auto stolen from in front of Young's garage on West Grove St, Wallace Bacon reports break-in at Nemasket Grove stand, 08/15/1930:1 03/25/1932:7 Cash taken in break-in at Waterville School, 09/19/1930:2 Bump, Walter E. Break-in at Henry Soule's in East Middleboro, 09/26/1930:1 Case of non-support continued, 05/01/1931:1 Local youth charged with break-in at Waterville School, 09/26/1930:1 Bumpus, Ardelia M. Cash taken in break-in at School Street School, 10/17/1930:4 Obituary, 12/05/1930:1 Break-in at George Doane's South Main St store, 12/05/1930:1 Widow of William dies at age 73, 12/05/1930:4
34 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Burglary cont. Burglary cont. James Clark's South Middleboro store suffers break-in 55 years ago, Newly installed pump stolen from George Manning's roadside stand, 12/05/1930:9 08/11/1933:1 Safe blown at C.P. Washburn Co., money stolen, 12/19/1930:1 Child's bank stolen while Atkins family away, 09/01/1933:2 Cash and cigarettes taken in break-in at Morse's Drug Store, Break-in at Pan-Am filling station, 10/27/1933:1 12/26/1930:1 Ray and McNayer charged with breaking and entering store of Charles Charbonneau's Fall Brook house suffers break-in, 02/06/1931:1 Liber, 11/10/1933:4 Another break-in at Doane's, break-ins at Perkins' bottling plant and Maleski and Huxley held for grand jury on charge of breaking and Sears Lumber Co., attempt made at Church of Our Saviour, entering Robinson's store, 12/01/1933:1 03/13/1931:1 Cigars and cigarettes stolen from Peter Zakarian's store, 03/23/1934:1 Break-in at Cambridge St office of Church Coal Co., 04/03/1931:1 Break-in at summer home of Arthur Winslow on Marion Rd, Break-in at American Railway Express Co. office, 04/10/1931:1 05/11/1934:1 Manager of A&P store reports break-in, 04/17/1931:1 Summer resident of Plymouth St reports break-in, 05/18/1934:7 Peter Kontoes arraigned on multiple charges of breaking and entering, Office of Woodward, Woodward, and Hall suffers break-in, 04/24/1931:1 09/07/1934:4 Break-in at Sherrard's barber shop fails, 05/08/1931:1 Attempted break-in reported at Fashion Shop, 09/21/1934:2 Attempt made to enter Talbot-Seeley Co., 06/05/1931:2 Break-in at Washburn's grain elevator, 11/09/1934:1 Attempted break-in at railroad ticket office, 06/26/1931:1 Frederick Griswold charged with break-in at Walter Thomas' store, Safe crackers work at roadside during the night, 06/26/1931:1 11/23/1934:2 Safe blown at Titicut station, 08/07/1931:4 Break-in at Leon Allen's Alden St store, 12/07/1934:1 Max Berman's garage on Everett St looted, 08/28/1931:1 Griswold case held for grand jury, 12/14/1934:2 Cash taken from wall safe in Percy Keith's Bank building office, Burk, Louise C. 09/11/1931:2 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/12/1930:5 Juveniles involved in breaks at P.H. Peirce Co. and Alonzo Ryder Co., Burke, Anna C. 10/02/1931:1 Wedding described, 07/17/1931:1 Shotgun taken in break-in at George Bailey's, 10/09/1931:5 Burke, Anna Callan Candy taken from Stanley Reeves' Oak St store, 10/16/1931:1 Engaged to Ernest Edward Benn, 01/16/1931:1 Break-in at Calvin Shaw's roadside lunch stand, 10/30/1931:9 Burke, Thomas Break-in at Morse's Drug Store, 11/06/1931:4 Moves to Greenfield, NH, 12/02/1932:1 Pocketbooks taken from Gaudette's room on Centre St, 11/20/1931:1 Burke, Thomas E. Clothing stolen in break-in at Thomas Bros., 11/20/1931:9 Carpenter and jobber (ad), 07/11/1930:10 Acushnet man arrested for break-in at Thomas Bros., 12/04/1931:1 State patrolman promoted to corporal, 07/25/1930:1 Denham pleads not guilty to break-in at Thomas Bros., 12/11/1931:1 State patrolman promoted, 05/01/1931:4 Denham held for grand jury, 12/18/1931:2 Land damages awarded, 07/24/1931:1 Break-in at Maxim Motor Co. gas station, 01/08/1932:4 Breaks ankle in fall, 12/04/1931:1 Joseph Jacintho sees prowler leave home, 02/19/1932:7 Burke, Walter P. Cigarettes and cigars taken from Zakarian's store, 02/26/1932:1 New officer with local state police troop, 01/03/1930:1 Tramp takes station agent's boots from depot 55 years ago, 03/04/1932:6 Burkhead (Dr) Middleboro Laundry proprietor Grantham discovers money missing, Lets Fairview house to Albert Lacombe, 07/11/1930:1 03/18/1932:3 Burkhead, James H. Three breaks, robbers foiled, 05/20/1932:1 Resigns post as town physician, 01/03/1930:1 Radio stolen from Loon Pond Camp, 05/20/1932:5 Lakeville orchard on fruit growers' tour, 08/22/1930:1 New Bedford youths suspects, 06/24/1932:1 Member of 90 Per Cent Clean Apple club, 09/30/1932:7 Break-ins at Clark's filling station and Smith's store, 09/02/1932:1 One of leading apple growers in the state, 11/03/1933:3 Break-in at Chestnut's store on Arch St, 09/23/1932:4 Obituary (p), 05/18/1934:1 Several thefts reported to police, 11/18/1932:7 Will in probate, 05/25/1934:5 Prowler enters Polly Pines and home on Wood St, 12/02/1932:6 Burkhead, J.H. Leonard Chestnut reports attempted break-in at Arch St store, Wins membership in 90 Per Cent Clean Apple club, 10/31/1930:2 01/06/1933:1 Leases land from Paun for corn crop, 11/13/1931:1 Albert Matrisciano arrested for breaking and entering Shaw's store on To the taxpayers of Middleboro (l), 07/14/1933:2 Everett St, 02/03/1933:4 Burkland, Bertha Police investigate break-in at H.L. Thatcher & Co., 02/17/1933:1 Knocked down by auto in Boston, 05/22/1931:2 Night prowlers make escape from Supple house on East Grove St, Burkland, Betsy 03/03/1933:1 Appointed ERA county field officer, 09/28/1934:1 Earl Wilbur pleads guilty to breaking and entering, 03/10/1933:1 Burkland, Henry Money taken in break-in at Forest St School, 03/31/1933:1 Engaged to Henrietta Wilbur, 10/14/1932:1 Money taken in break-in at North Lakeville School, 03/31/1933:2 Burkland, Henry B. Chester Lewis' roadside store suffers break-in, 04/07/1933:1 Report on national Red Cross convention (l), 05/16/1930:7 Two break-ins at Lakeville, 04/14/1933:2 Elected president of county teachers' association, 10/31/1930:1 Church Coal Co. and town barn suffer break-ins, 04/14/1933:3 Urges greater respect for public property (l), 05/22/1931:3 Break-in at Jenks' Nelson's Grove cottage, 04/21/1933:1 Burkland, Henry Bengt Break-in at Cavicchi's roadside store, 05/05/1933:1 Wedding described, 11/25/1932:1 Out-of-town men charged with breaking and entering at Rufus Burnett, D. Raymond's, 05/05/1933:1 Resides in Erie, PA, 01/01/1932:1 Cavicchi's Colonial gas station suffers break-in, 05/05/1933:8 Burnett, D. Theron Walter Greene sentenced with breaking and entering building of Albino Mortgagee's sale of personal property, 03/07/1930:5 Faietti, 06/02/1933:1 Burnett, D.T. Break-in at roadside store of Harpwoothian, 06/23/1933:3 Moves to Wethersfield, CT, 04/10/1931:1 Building owned by Harriett Sampson suffers break-in, 07/07/1933:1 Resides in Erie, PA, 04/08/1932:1
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Burnham, Beatrice Buses cont. Engaged to Ralph M. Kittredge, 11/27/1931:4 Chamber names committee to investigate free bus service, 11/24/1933:1 Burnham, Chester Whitney's bus goes through Rock on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, Wed to Nellie M. Meack, 06/12/1931:9 06/29/1934:3 Missing pony located in short order, 03/23/1934:1 Business and Industry Burnham, George A. see also Middleboro Chamber of Commerce; Middleboro Commercial Obituary, 08/26/1932:1 Club; names of specific industries; Sealer of Weights and Measures Burnham, Hannah Trade as much as possible at home (ad), 01/03/1930:3 Resides in Athol, 10/24/1930:5 Open letter discusses development (l) (Alexander Heath), 01/03/1930:6 Burnham, Norma Edith Gazette's contest describes 16 local firms, 01/31/1930:9 Infant daughter of Chester buried in Taunton, 02/05/1932:4 Prize winning letters in guessing contest (l), 02/07/1930:6 Burns, Francis The power to do is in Middleboro (ad), 02/07/1930:10 Resides in Hartford, CT, 07/22/1932:6 Prize winning letters in guessing contest (l), 02/28/1930:7 Burns and Scalds On co-operation between town and new industry, 03/28/1930:1 Nancy MacGown badly scalded by hot water, 05/16/1930:3 Local businesses struggle with question of Saturday opening, Patrick Grant gets molten metal in face at Colonial Brass, 05/23/1930:1 04/11/1930:1 Henry Savage burned by acid, 07/25/1930:1 Buy and Build in Middleboro, list of businesses (ad), 05/30/1930:7 Joseph Costa's face burned by gasoline, 09/05/1930:1 Confidence on conditions here, 07/11/1930:1 Mrs Henry Winterhalder burned about the arms while cleaning dress Communication on local concerns (l) (J.A. Thomas), 07/11/1930:9 with gasoline, 01/30/1931:4 Merchants' Dollar Days next week (ad), 07/25/1930:10 Nancy Lee Dyer burned with hot water, 01/30/1931:4 New Cape road at Fall Brook nearly ready, 09/05/1930:1 Charles Haley's face burned by electrical spark at C.P. Washburn Co., Most merchants to keep stores open Thursday afternoons, 10/31/1930:1 05/01/1931:1 New roadside stand licensing discussed by selectmen, 10/31/1930:2 Lineman Grover Patterson injured during electrical storm, 07/31/1931:1 Thursday afternoon closings not uniform here, 11/07/1930:1 Creighton Lacombe's feet burned walking through beach fire, Patronize your local merchants, 12/12/1930:1 08/21/1931:1 Sovereigns of Industry meeting rooms at Town House 55 years ago, John Caperello burned fighting a fire in barn on Cedar St, 10/30/1931:1 01/02/1931:6 Burnside, Bertha A. Charcoal business starts in Muttock 55 years ago, 01/09/1931:6 Engaged to Sabatino Gaito, 07/24/1931:4 Advantages of shopping locally, 01/23/1931:1 Burpee, Marshall P. Build local prosperity first (ad), 01/23/1931:2 Wed to Hazel V. Peterson, 12/26/1930:4 Give the local merchant a break, 02/06/1931:4 Patrolman rear-ends team driven by Isaac Huntley, 01/02/1931:1 Elmer Phinney compares town budget to those of local industry (l) (t), Burpee, Marshall T. 02/06/1931:7 State patrolman transfers to Nantucket, 05/22/1931:1 1930 a trying year for Middleboro, 02/20/1931:1 State patrolman transfers here from Nantucket, 10/02/1931:1 Sovereigns of Industry hire Assawampsett hall for headquarters 55 years Burr, Aaron ago, 02/20/1931:7 Hell on Earth (l) (P.F. Woolworth), 01/02/1931:3 Efforts to improve situation begin to take effect, 02/27/1931:7 Burr, Richard Lowell Aaron Give local merchants a fair break, 04/17/1931:1 Uses chloroform to kill himself, 12/19/1930:1 Gazette stands squarely behind local merchants (ad), 04/17/1931:2 Burrell, Ralph W. Rock industries run on holidays 55 years ago, 05/29/1931:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/05/1930:9 Merchants schedule two Dollar Days, 07/24/1931:1 Burrill, Henry W. Middleboro Merchants' Dollar Days (ad), 07/24/1931:4 Bridgewater man dies, 01/06/1933:2 Stores on Water St nearly ready for occupancy 55 years ago, Burroughs, Joseph L. 10/30/1931:6 Sells Summer St property to Herman Daiker, 06/27/1930:1 Merchants to close on Armistice Day (ad), 11/06/1931:5 Burt (Mr) Glimpses of Middleboro 75 years ago, 04/01/1932:7, 04/15/1932:9 Brownell & Burt Inc., super serviced used cars (ad), 02/13/1931:6 Most of stores to be closed on Armistice Day, 11/04/1932:1 Burt, Charles Merchants to stay open evenings during Christmas season, 12/16/1932:1 Engaged to Frances Stropple, 10/06/1933:1 Merchants open Thursday afternoons, 01/20/1933:1 Burt, Grace Albert Walker manufactures heating pads at plant on South Main St, Lightning causes $400 of damage to home, 08/15/1930:4 03/17/1933:1 Burt, Grace F. Beer case manufacturing here, 06/09/1933:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Center St merchants deprived of business by new state road, Burt, Grace F.D. 06/23/1933:1 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 New state highway does change business district, 07/14/1933:1 Buses Chamber of Commerce business recovery drive (ad), 07/14/1933:2 see also New England Transportation Co. Marathon Day to offer many fine values, 07/21/1933:1 New service inaugurated by New York, New Haven and Hartford Special Marathon Day sales (ad), 07/21/1933:2 company, 06/20/1930:2 New contributors to factory fund (t), 08/11/1933:1 Gateway Bus Line discontinues service between here and Wareham, First in series of sketches of progressive merchants and manufacturers, 02/27/1931:1 08/11/1933:2 George Dole discontinues Gateway Bus line to Middleboro, No change made in store hours, 09/01/1933:1 02/27/1931:1 NRA committee reports 271 businesses sign code agreement, Gateway Bus Line discontinuation causes problem with transport of 09/08/1933:1 school children, 03/06/1931:1 Children's clothing manufacturer to locate in Lobl building, George Davison discontinues service to Bridgewater, 07/17/1931:1 11/17/1933:1 Davison's drivers, Bromley and Richmond, awarded for safety, Manufacturing to diversify here, 11/17/1933:1 03/25/1932:6 Prospects bright for new year, 12/27/1933:1 Whitney to have service through Rock three days a week, 06/23/1933:2
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Business and Industry cont. Buxton, Harold T. Middleboro can benefit from naval fleet in Massachusetts Bay, Agent for Busfield Oil Co., 05/27/1932:1 04/20/1934:1 Byram, Charles Stores to close Wednesday afternoons, 06/29/1934:1 Resides in Taunton, 01/26/1934:3 Indications of improving conditions, 12/28/1934:1 Byrne, T. Francis Buswell, Eleanor Gilchrist Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/13/1931:5 Wedding described, 10/24/1930:6 Byrnes, Joseph Butler, Burton K. And Elizabeth Bowles collide at South Main and Courtland St, Gets stern lecture on peeping into beauty parlor, 05/05/1933:1 04/25/1930:1 Butler, Cora J. Engaged to Theodore R. Travaglini, 04/20/1934:4 C Wed to Theodore A. Travaglini, 05/04/1934:4 Cabot Club Butler, Ephraim Holds annual dramatic afternoon, 04/04/1930:2 Chimney fire on Nemasket St, 01/20/1933:4 Holds annual meeting, 05/09/1930:1 Butler, Francis E. Mrs Wendell Holloway new president (p), 05/16/1930:3 Wed to Nancy Adams, 09/09/1932:4 Awards prizes for essays, 06/27/1930:3 Butler, James Ray Outline of 1930-31 program schedule, 10/10/1930:2 Born to Phillip E., 08/12/1932:4 Presents Anne-What's-Her-Name, 12/19/1930:3 Butler, Lyman Five hundred attend annual Guest Night (p), 02/06/1931:1 Son born, 12/01/1933:4 Observes New England Day, 02/27/1931:1 Butler, Lyman E. Holds annual meeting, 05/08/1931:1 Son born, 09/25/1931:4 Schedule of year's events, 09/18/1931:3 Butler, Philip S. Local firemen help repair toys (p), 12/25/1931:4 Obituary, 02/20/1931:1 Holds annual Guest Night, 02/05/1932:1 Dies at age 61, 02/20/1931:4 Celebrates 35th anniversary (p), 03/25/1932:1 Will in probate, 03/13/1931:5 History of organization, 04/01/1932:6 Butler, Phillip E. Holds annual meeting, 05/13/1932:4 Son born, 08/12/1932:4 Program for coming year outlined, 10/07/1932:2 Butler, R.G. Chorus sings over WBZ, 05/19/1933:2 Office closed for week in February (ad), 02/07/1930:7 Reminder of toy drive, 10/06/1933:1 Stationed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD, 12/30/1932:1 Program schedule for year, 10/06/1933:4 Files nomination papers for school committee, 12/21/1934:1 Presents artistic presentation of Old Lady 31, 11/17/1933:1 Butler, R.G., Jr. Open letter to Middleboro Theatre manager (l), 01/12/1934:1 Writes from the Philippines (l), 01/10/1930:9 Holds annual Guest Night, 02/02/1934:1 Life in the Philippines (l), 01/24/1930:6 Holds annual Presidents' Day, 03/23/1934:1 Leaves for new post on Fisher's Island, NY, 03/04/1932:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/11/1934:1 Daughter born, 05/05/1933:1 Expresses gratitude to janitor of Town House, 12/07/1934:1 Resides in Aberdeen, MD, 06/09/1933:1 Hosts conference of State Federation of Women's clubs, 12/21/1934:6 Butler, Richard Edward Cabral, Eugene Born to Lyman, 12/01/1933:4 Fined $10 for trapping without a license, 02/24/1933:1 Butler, Robert Cabral, Frank Receives Master of Science degree from MIT, 06/08/1934:1 Painter James Rogers falls, breaks ribs, 03/07/1930:6 Butler, Robert G. Cabral, Johnnie To voters of Middleboro (ad) (l), 01/03/1930:2 High school football player injured, 11/11/1932:4 In support of Frederic Noble (ad), 01/16/1931:6 Cabral, Manuel J. Candidate for school board, 01/01/1932:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Hot contests bring 2,472 voters (p) (t), 01/22/1932:1 Cabral, Manuel J., Jr. Butler, Robert G., 3rd Engaged to Lindora A. Norton, 11/16/1934:4 Born to Robert G., Jr., 06/13/1930:1 Wedding described, 11/30/1934:1 Butler, Robert G., Jr. Wed to Lindora A. Norton, 11/30/1934:4 Son born, 06/13/1930:1 Cabral, Manuel, Jr. Sails home from Manila, posted to Fort Wright on Fisher's Island, Engaged to Lindora Norton, 11/23/1934:1 10/16/1931:1 Cabral, Mary F. Butler, Shirley Wood Engaged to Albert S. Perkins, 11/06/1931:4 Born to R.G., Jr., 05/05/1933:1 Cabral, Mary T. Butler, William Wed to Albert S. Perkins, 11/13/1931:4 Second suicide attempt successful, 03/25/1932:3 Cabral, Michael Butler, William H. Public Works employee struck by Randolph driver, 02/13/1931:1 Engaged to Marjorie A. Heath, 06/26/1931:4 Cague, Wilson Butler, William M. Resides in Watertown, 03/20/1931:1 Adnah Harlow in charge of campaign, 08/22/1930:1 Cahan, Thomas T. Butman, William C. Dies at age 68, 05/09/1930:4 Dies in Santa Monica, CA, 07/17/1931:1 Cahill, Flora F. The Buttonwoods Inn and Gift Shop Obituary, 07/18/1930:1 Mrs Thomas Pollitt hostess (ad), 11/21/1930:4 South Hanson woman dies at age 41, 07/18/1930:4 Tourist inn and gift shop (ad), 10/09/1931:7 Cahill, Vincent Meeting place for socially inclined, 10/23/1931:9 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 To serve special Thanksgiving dinner, 11/20/1931:9 Cahoon, Edith Gifts in useful design on display, 12/11/1931:9 New teacher in South Middleboro, 01/02/1931:2 Quiet place to eat for business people, 01/08/1932:2
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Cahoon, Elsie Callan, Martina New teacher at South Middleboro, 12/26/1930:1 Obituary, 01/16/1931:1 Father dies, 01/20/1933:3 Dies at age 63, 01/16/1931:6 Called home by death of father, 1/27/1933:2 Camandona, Francis D. Cahoon, Esther Morse Obituary, 10/20/1933:1 Wedding described, 06/13/1930:1 Lakeville man dies at age 22, 10/20/1933:4 Cahoon, Fred Camandona, Frank Obituary, 02/12/1932:1 Frank's Barber Shop, 42 Everett St (ad), 08/22/1930:8 Caldwell (Mr) Camandona, Rose Builder reports theft of door and windows at Caldwell place, Rose's Beauty Shoppe, 42 Everett St (ad), 08/22/1930:8 05/23/1930:8 Camara, Albert Caldwell, Amy New student from New Bedford, 11/06/1931:1 Ill with mumps, 03/10/1933:4 Camara, Joquin M. Engaged to Charles A. Ruhmpohl, Jr., 11/16/1934:4 Tax collector's sale, 02/05/1932:5 Caldwell, Amy A. Camara, Manuel Wed to Charles A. Ruhmpohl, Jr., 11/23/1934:4 Motorcycle patrolman injured in mishap on Martha's Vineyard, Wedding described, 11/23/1934:6 06/13/1930:1 Caldwell, Claire Cameron, Donna Ill with mumps, 04/21/1933:2 Wedding described, 01/05/1934:4 Caldwell, Harrison Cameron, Donna M. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 09/15/1933:5 Engaged to Everett D. Dickson, 12/27/1933:4 Caldwell, Harrison M. Wed to Everett D. Dickson, 01/05/1934:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Cameron, Mary Caldwell, Harry Engaged to Frank Jenkins, 07/04/1930:5 Electric lights installed at home in Rock, 11/11/1932:6 Awarded $5,000 suit against New Bedford optician, 01/20/1933:1 Accepts position with state highway department, 01/13/1933:3 Camp Joe Hooker Quarantined with mumps, 01/13/1933:3 see also Joe Hooker Track Home under quarantine for mumps, 02/03/1933:3 Ode to the Twin Elms of Camp Joe Hooker poem by L.M. Churbuck, Caldwell, Hiram 11/07/1930:4 Resigns from Atwood's mill, 04/08/1932:6 Camp Yomechas Electric lights installed at home in Rock, 11/11/1932:6 Opens on Tispaquin Pond, Raymond Borden director, 07/18/1930:7 Collides with New Jersey man on Perry St, 09/14/1934:2 Campbell, Albert In accident with New Jersey man, 09/14/1934:3 Arrested in Fall Brook break-in, 02/06/1931:1 Caldwell, Hiram F. Gets three months in jail on larceny charge, 02/13/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4, 09/02/1932:6 Held for grand jury on assault charge, 02/03/1933:1 Caldwell, Joyce Anne Campbell, Andrew Born to Russell, 03/25/1932:7 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 01/24/1930:1, 4 Caldwell, Russell Builds addition to garage, 01/22/1932:2 Employed by Tremaine Smith in South Middleboro, 02/07/1930:11 Loses 75 chickens to dogs, 08/18/1933:6 Wedding described, 04/04/1930:9 Campbell, Andrew P. Employed at Betty Neck Cranberry Co., 05/02/1930:3 In collision with Bridgewater driver, 12/23/1932:1 Daughter born, 11/21/1930:3, 03/25/1932:7 Campbell, Anne Accepts position with Charles Whitney, 09/02/1932:2 Stenographer at Alexander's Dahlia Farm, 05/30/1930:7 Moves to house on Miller St, 05/04/1934:6 Campbell, Charles Son born, 06/29/1934:3 Loses control on icy East Grove St, 02/23/1934:4 Moves from Miller St to Lakeville, 11/09/1934:3 Campbell, Charles M. Caldwell, Russell E. Beer and wine license granted by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Daughter born, 03/25/1932:4 Campbell, Florence Caldwell, Russell Earl Injured in Brockton crash, 06/22/1934:7 Wed to Bernice Wilder Plissey, 04/04/1930:4 Campbell, Ford California Engaged to Miriam McDonald, 05/20/1932:2 Edward Heath traveling in California, 08/15/1930:2 Wedding described, 06/30/1933:8 Edward Heath returns from motor trip to California, description, Campbell, Harold 08/22/1930:4 Son born, 05/27/1932:4 To friends in Middleboro (l) (Lucy A. Harlow), 09/05/1930:7 Sustains injury riding horseback, 12/28/1934:4 Local people hear from earthquake district, 03/17/1933:1 Campbell, Harold D. Mr and Mrs William Taylor return from winter in California, Collides with Yarmouthport driver on new road, 02/13/1931:1 03/31/1933:1 Campbell, Iria M. Callan, Francis Wed to Clifton B. McLean, 02/26/1932:4 Son born, 09/16/1932:4 Campbell, Mildred Callan, John Resides in Fall River, 02/07/1930:11 Takes position with Hauff-Metzger agency in New York, 01/10/1930:1 Engaged to Edward Higginson, 05/23/1930:8 Callan, John M. Campbell, Mildred C. Enrolls in NE Institution of Embalming, 09/16/1932:1 Engaged to Edward L. Higginson, 03/21/1930:5, 06/20/1930:6 Takes over management of Amoco service station (ad), 06/22/1934:4 Wed to Edward L. Higginson, 06/27/1930:4 Engaged to Carolyn Estelle Fish, 09/28/1934:1 Campbell, Mildred Cecelia Callan, L. Francis Wedding described, 06/20/1930:1 Appointed clerk pro tempore of 4th District Court, 06/08/1934:1 Campbell, Muriel Callan, L. Francis, Jr. Resides in Fall River, 02/07/1930:11 Files nomination papers for school committee, 12/28/1934:1
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Campbell's Diner Caperello, Anthony P. Sells California wines (ad), 04/20/1934:2 Engaged to Anna G. Frazier, 07/14/1933:4 Camporis, George Wed to Anna G. Frazier, 07/21/1933:4 Drives auto into side of building on North Main St, 08/07/1931:1 Caperello, Florence T. Camps and Camping Engaged to Irving H. Tripp, 03/17/1933:2 see also Loon Pond Camp Wed to Irving H. Tripp, 04/07/1933:4 Camp Yomechas opens on Tispaquin Pond, Raymond Borden director, Caperello, John P. 07/18/1930:7 Burned fighting a fire in barn on Cedar St, 10/30/1931:1 Several parties tenting on shores of Assawompsett 55 years ago, Caperello, Joseph 07/17/1931:2 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/12/1930:5 Local children return from summer at health camp in South Hanson, Caponan, George 08/21/1931:1 Son born, 08/19/1932:4 Arthur Winslow grants use of Camp Winslow to Rock scouts, Caporale, Lorenzo 11/20/1931:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/08/1933:6 Cathedral Camp on Long Pond opens 19th season, 06/30/1933:2 Card, Edward Canavan, Mary Daughter born, 02/06/1931:4, 02/13/1931:7 Bookkeeper at Egger's store, 11/07/1930:1 Card, Edward W. Takes second prize in limerick contest, 10/14/1932:1 Perkins crashes into Kinsman's car while avoiding Card, 11/28/1930:1 Candella, A. Card, Georgena Special Christmas offer on permanent wave (ad), 12/02/1932:8 Engaged to Burton Matheson, 11/30/1934:1 Canedy, Vandalia A. Card, Roy Obituary, 09/02/1932:1 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Dies at age 85, 09/02/1932:4 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Canedy, Vandalia Augusta Cardeni, James Conservator petitions to mortgage real estate, 04/29/1932:5 Rock home quarantined for scarlet fever, 02/26/1932:7 Administrator's sale of real estate at public auction, 10/21/1932:5 Quarantine lifted, 04/01/1932:3 Administrator presents account of estate, 09/15/1933:2 Carey, Abbie K.T. Canedy, Z.L. Reminiscences of Muttock school (l), 09/18/1931:6 Employs Joseph Alexander, 09/07/1934:4 Celebrates 91st birthday, biography, 10/16/1931:5 Canning, Francis Reed Celebrates 92nd birthday, biography, 10/14/1932:1 Son born, 11/02/1934:1 Carey, Abby T. Canning, Roger Wentworth Celebrates 90th birthday, biography, 10/17/1930:1 Born to Russell C. and Francis Reed, 11/02/1934:1 Carey, Albert B. Canning, Russell C. Acting platoon sergeant at Camp Devens, 07/25/1930:1 Wedding described, 11/17/1933:1 Carey, Isabel Son born, 11/02/1934:1 Engaged to Robert Norwood Glidden, 01/05/1934:1 Cannon, Esther Blanche Wedding described, 05/18/1934:1 Uncle's funeral held in New Bedford, 04/21/1933:3 Carleton, Helen Cannon, Mrs Leonard C. Obituary, 01/02/1931:2 Sister dies in Iowa City, IA, 12/09/1932:3 Carlin, Edward Cannon, P.C. Burns to death in fire on Pickens St, 01/31/1930:5 Son born, 04/18/1930:9 Obituary, 02/07/1930:1 Cannon, Peter Carlisle, Arthur V. Son born, 04/18/1930:4 Obituary, 01/20/1933:4 Cannon, Peter L. Carlsen, Harry Obituary, 05/02/1930:1 Wedding described, 07/15/1932:1 Dies at age 32, 05/02/1930:4 Wed to Gladys G. Silver, 07/15/1932:4 Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association Carlson, Carl President Benjamin Shaw presides at annual meeting, 05/09/1930:1 In slight collision with Papamichael on South Main St, 06/19/1931:1 Holds annual meeting at state bog in East Wareham, 08/29/1930:1 Carlson, Harry G. Petition for ruling to make screenhouse work seasonal, 09/05/1930:4 Engaged to Gladys G. Silver, 06/24/1932:1 Members attend hearing before labor board, 09/19/1930:4 Carlson, Margaret Meeting at state bog shows value of cooperation, 08/28/1931:1 Begins studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 No representation from Carver, 08/28/1931:2 Carmichael, Laurence M. Report of meeting, 08/28/1931:9 Engaged to Hazel H. Fowler, 02/03/1933:4 Details of spring meeting, 05/06/1932:2 Carmichael, Lawrence Holds annual meeting in East Wareham, 09/02/1932:1 Fined $10 for disturbing the peace on 4th of July, 07/15/1932:1 Holds spring meeting in Wareham, 05/05/1933:2, 05/18/1934:1 Wedding described, 02/17/1933:6 Cape Cod Entertainers Son born, 06/09/1933:3 Local group specializes in Hawaiian, Hill Billy, and popular songs, Carmichael, Norman 12/01/1933:1 Obituary, 02/02/1934:1 Cape Cod Players Dies at age 68, 02/02/1934:4 Heard weekly on WNBH, 12/21/1934:1 Carver folks attend funeral, 02/02/1934:6 Cape Garden Restaurant Carpenter, Charles H. Opens on West Grove St (ad), 05/19/1933:5 On horse-buying trip 55 years ago, 04/29/1932:4 Caperala, Joseph Carpenter, Jesse, Jr. Sells Plymouth St poultry farm to Eli and Fannie Goodman, Plympton St house razed by fire, 04/04/1930:1 10/02/1931:4 New fire tower observer, 04/17/1931:1 In charge of men cleaning orchards, 12/15/1933:1
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Carpenters (see Builders) Carver (Mr) Carr, Albert Lincoln continues business after Lincoln & Carver dissolved 55 years Workmen unearth human skull, 11/20/1931:4 ago, 01/17/1930:8 Among successful deer hunters, 12/14/1934:9 George Sampson purchases brick yard from Lincoln & Carver 55 years Carr, Alma M. ago, 07/10/1931:7 Engaged to Wilfred G. Boutin, 06/29/1934:4 Carver, Charles Carr, Blanch L. Daughter born, 05/08/1931:3 Struck by auto operated by John Welch, 01/02/1931:1 Carver, Charles S. Carr, Blanche Charles Wood's estate sells Watertown cottage to Carver, 02/14/1930:1 Collides with Thomas Curley at Peirce and School St, 12/15/1933:3 Daughter born, 05/08/1931:4 Carr, Harold Carver, Dorothy Anne Son born, 10/06/1933:4 Born to Charles S., 05/08/1931:4 Carr, Harold J. Carver, Ella Engaged to Ruth Anne Ward, 05/30/1930:1 Obituary, 02/28/1930:1 Engaged to Ruth A. Ward, 06/06/1930:4 Widow of Orlando F. dies at age 76, 02/28/1930:4 Wedding described, 06/13/1930:1 Carver, Ella C. Carr, Joseph Petition for administration of estate, 03/21/1930:5 Moves from Marion Rd to Miller St, 04/04/1930:9 Carver, Francis Moves to Marion Rd, 01/16/1931:8 Employed at W.C. Thomas' store, 01/03/1930:2 Carr, Louis H. Carver, Frank Returns here to head Keith factory again, 07/03/1931:4 Farmhouse on Wareham St destroyed by fire, 05/18/1934:1 Retiring superintendent honored, 09/21/1934:2 Carver, Howard Carreia, Antone Rural letter carrier in Rock, 10/24/1930:6 Wedding described, 09/07/1934:4 Carver, Ida Carreia, Antone E. Obituary, 04/21/1933:2 Wed to Gloria E. Martin, 09/07/1934:4 Carver, Ida F. Carreiro, Frank Obituary, 04/21/1933:1 Daughter born, 06/09/1933:4 Widow of John B. dies at age 77, 04/21/1933:4 Carreiro, Frank A. Carver, Jeanne Engaged to Grace C. Augustine, 10/21/1932:4 Quarantined with chicken pox, 01/17/1930:3 Wed to Grace C. Augustine, 11/11/1932:4 Carver, John B. Carroll, Dorothy Duckett Obituary, 01/03/1930:2 Wedding described, 03/25/1932:1 Dies at age 80, 01/03/1930:4 Carroll, Robert L. Petition for administration of estate, 01/17/1930:5 Elks hold annual memorial service, 12/07/1934:3 Carver, Laurence Carroll, William L. Resides in Brooklyn, NY, 11/18/1932:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 05/01/1931:6 Carver, Mae Carter, Charles A. Sister dies in Whitman, 03/23/1934:1 Engaged to Emily L. Jordan, 06/16/1933:4 Carver, Russell Wed to Emily L. Jordan, 07/07/1933:4 Officer at State Farm, 10/17/1930:9 Carter, Ellen Pearl Carver, Ruth Wedding described, 06/02/1933:1 Accepts post with Middleboro Gazette, 06/27/1930:7 Carter, George Resigns from office of Gazette, attends Burdette College in Boston, Receives 25-year service medal from Keith company, 07/17/1931:1 09/12/1930:8 Carter, Granville Completes secretarial course at Burdett College, 05/20/1932:6 Funeral held in Melrose, 11/28/1930:3 Receives diploma from Burdett College, 06/24/1932:3 Carter, Helen Receives degree from Burdette College, 07/01/1932:6 Resides in Hyde Park, 01/02/1931:6 Secures position with Eldredge and Son in Wareham, 03/17/1933:3 Resides in Boston, 03/06/1931:3 Accepts post with Frederick Weston's insurance office, 06/02/1933:2 Carter, Howard Carver, Ruth E. Wins prize at Brockton Fair, 09/15/1933:4 Engaged to Gilbert T. Beaton, 11/02/1934:6 Carter, James T. Carver, Samuel Wedding described, 05/09/1930:1 Sister attends funeral, 01/17/1930:3 Carter, John Carver, Samuel I. Struck by auto driven by Alfred Chadwick, 02/13/1931:1 Obituary, 01/17/1930:1 Promoted at John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance company, Dies at age 83, 01/17/1930:4 09/16/1932:1 Petition for administration of estate, 02/28/1930:8 Promoted to Attleboro office of John Hancock Ins., 05/19/1933:1 Carver, Violette L. Carter, Lorenzo D. Engaged to David F. Washburn, 09/07/1934:4 Chimney fire in Warrentown, 04/11/1930:3 Wed to David F. Washburn, 09/14/1934:4 Carter, Mrs Granville Carver, Winifred Resides in Hyde Park, 02/28/1930:6 Teacher at the Bates School, 01/03/1930:4 Carter, Nathan C. North Middleboro postmistress, office in Plymouth St home, Obituary, 04/08/1932:1 09/08/1933:6 Dies at age 79, 04/08/1932:4 Carver, Winifred S. Carter, Paul M. Teacher resigns from Bates School, 12/26/1930:1 Ardent student of conchology, 04/11/1930:7 Resigns from Bates School, 01/02/1931:4 Carter, Richard C. Case, Horace Wed to Esther L. Pratt, 10/14/1932:4 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 11/20/1931:4 Sells Wareham St place to Gordon, 06/24/1932:3
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Case, Horace G. Caswell, Justin H. cont. Hot fire on Wareham St, 08/14/1931:1 Assault and battery case continued, 09/25/1931:1 Sells 50-acre turkey farm to Herbert Floyd, 09/25/1931:1 Moody and Chase held for grand jury on assault charge, 10/02/1931:1 Floyd delays occupancy of farm, 10/02/1931:6 Caswell, Leavitt Casey, Alice M. Auto skids into stone wall on Pickens St, 12/11/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Caswell, Madeline Casey, Anselm Prize-winning essay on education, 06/27/1930:3 Daughter born, 08/22/1930:4 Elected art editor of yearbook at Bridgewater State, 10/21/1932:1 Casey, Edward Graduates from Bridgewater Teachers' College, 06/08/1934:1 Paul Blouin collides with truck operated by Casey, 12/23/1932:1 General director of graduation at Bridgewater Teachers College, Casey, Ellen G. 06/22/1934:4 Obituary, 09/09/1932:1 Caswell, Madeline G. Widow of Henry dies at age 69, 09/09/1932:4 To attend Bridgewater Normal School, 07/11/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 10/07/1932:5 Caswell, Meredith Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/20/1933:5 Quarantined with whooping cough, 05/18/1934:4 Casey, Francis L. Caswell, Mrs William R. Daughter born, 12/28/1934:4 Brother-in-law dies in Bridgewater, 01/06/1933:2 Casey, James Caswell, Nettie A. Niro collides with Casey on Center St, 03/21/1930:7 Obituary, 10/16/1931:1 Casey, Louise E. Wife of Leavitt dies at age 67, 10/16/1931:4 Wedding described, 02/28/1930:1 Caswell, Percy Casey, Manuel Resides in Brockton, 10/09/1931:9 Wed to Mae Boudreau, 09/05/1930:3 Caswell, Priscilla Casey, Raymond E. In training at Brockton City hospital, 05/23/1930:1 Harry Richmond files assault charge against egg-throwing Casey, Graduates from Brockton City hospital, 10/02/1931:1 04/08/1932:4 R.N. at Brockton City hospital, 07/08/1932:3 Casey, William O. Caswell, Richard Police officer struck by auto while on traffic duty, 07/08/1932:1 Student at Amherst Ag College, 03/28/1930:4 Casoni, Mendes John Howes collides with Caswell at Peirce St, 02/06/1931:4 Wed to Annie Rullo, 05/18/1934:4 Caswell, Solomon Cassamas, Julia L. Obituary, 10/12/1934:1 Wed to Melvin McDonald, 12/04/1931:4 Dies at age 73, 10/12/1934:4 Cassidy, Henry E. Caswell, Solomon H. State patrolman assigned here, 08/07/1931:1 Wed to Emelie Levesque, 08/26/1932:1 Caswell, Albert Caswell, Sylvia Plymouth couple married 50 years, 10/27/1933:1, 3 Quarantined with whooping cough, 05/18/1934:4 Caswell, Benjamin F. Caswell, Sylvia Lee Visits from California 55 years ago, 10/24/1930:8 Born to William, 08/14/1931:3 Caswell, B.W. Caswell, Viola Lets apartment at corner of School and Peirce St to Olive Kidd, Enrolled in Burdett College, 11/06/1931:1 08/01/1930:1 Caswell, Virginia Caswell, Chester W. Engaged to Harry Jennings, 06/30/1933:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 11/20/1931:2 Caswell, Virginia W. Caswell, Cynthia Engaged to Harry J. Jennings, 02/09/1934:4 Student conductor at NE Conservatory of Music concert, 12/21/1934:1 Wedding described, 04/20/1934:1 Caswell, David Richmond Wed to Harry J. Jennings, 04/20/1934:4 Born to Henry R., 09/28/1934:4, 6 Caswell, William Caswell, Edward Four children quarantined with scarlet fever, 04/04/1930:4 Chimney fire on Bedford St, 12/05/1930:4 Employed at State Farm store, 05/30/1930:7 Caswell, Edward T. Daughter born, 08/07/1931:6, 08/14/1931:3 Collides with Taunton driver on Stetson St, 06/13/1930:1 Caswell, William R. Caswell, Francis Involved in collision at Plymouth and Bedford St, 06/27/1930:1 Pratt Co. truck driver collides with Caswell's auto at North and North North Fairhaven firm drills artesian well, 10/02/1931:2 Main St, 05/19/1933:1 Brother-in-law's funeral held at North Abington, 08/05/1932:3 Caswell, George Caswell, W.W. Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Carries 125,000 quarts of milk to Boston market 55 years ago, Caswell, Harold 03/25/1932:6 Swimmer goes through Nemasket River flume, 06/26/1931:1 Caswell Bros. Caswell, Henry Petition for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Manager of Caswell Bros., 08/22/1930:7 Melvin Jackson clerk, 08/15/1930:6 Caswell, Henry R. Henry Caswell manager, 08/22/1930:7 Son born, 09/28/1934:4, 6 Employ John Brooks, 08/29/1930:3 Caswell, Henry Richmond Melvin Jackson resigns, 03/27/1931:2 Wedding described, 12/15/1933:1 Employ Mr Lovely, 06/05/1931:3 Caswell, Justin Employ Thomas Roberts, 07/03/1931:6 Garden-invading poultry land Howard Moody in court, 07/31/1931:2 Close State Farm store, moves stock to North Middleboro store, Caswell, Justin H. 06/03/1932:3 Edwin Chase and Howard Moody charged with assault on Caswell, Fire of unknown origin in shed at rear of Percy Keith's store, 09/18/1931:4 05/05/1933:1 Move back into repaired and painted building, 05/19/1933:3
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Cate, Annie H. Cemetery at the Green Obituary, 07/15/1932:6 Agenda for annual meeting (ad), 04/15/1932:6 Cates, Rollis Census Resides in New York, 02/14/1930:1 see also Schools - Middleboro (attendance and enrollment) Cathcart, Harriet Hall Enumerators appointed, 03/21/1930:1 Obituary, 03/21/1930:1 Lakeville appoints enumerators, 03/21/1930:4 Providence woman dies at age 72, 03/21/1930:4 Enumerators begin work, 04/04/1930:1 Cathedral Camp Preliminary returns, 05/23/1930:1 Opens 19th season on Long Pond, 06/30/1933:2 Returns for Lakeville, 05/23/1930:5 Catholic Church (see Sacred Heart Church) Selectmen acknowledge official returns, 06/20/1930:1 Cats Figures from 55 years ago, 08/01/1930:8 Beware mangy felines, 06/12/1931:1 Enumerators start work in Middleboro, 02/23/1934:2 Firemen rescue Coombs' kitten from treetop, 08/21/1931:1 Have you been enumerated?, 03/30/1934:7 Cat rescued from Leonard & Barrows roof, 02/03/1933:1 Population of Middleboro increases, 05/11/1934:6 Rescue squad saves treed cat, 05/04/1934:2 Centennial Cattle Mrs James Peirce receives over $200 toward centennial fund 55 years Town farm herd tested for tuberculosis, 02/14/1930:1 ago, 01/09/1931:6 Bumps' cattle driven from Brighton stalled by ice 55 years ago, Lizzie Harlow on women's pavilion decorating committee 55 years ago, 02/14/1930:6 02/06/1931:9 Kayajan and Green purchase cattle in Wisconsin, 10/16/1931:1 Central Baptist Church Green and Kayajan return from Wisconsin cattle buying trip, Holds annual meeting, 01/03/1930:1 10/23/1931:1 Hosts 449th Neighborhood convention, 01/17/1930:7 Calves stolen from George Deane's yard, 09/30/1932:2 Passes resolutions upon death of William Greene, 01/24/1930:1 Charles Pillsbury injured in encounter with bull at sanatorium farm, BMC holds annual banquet, 02/28/1930:1 05/05/1933:2 Church ransacked, money stolen, 05/02/1930:1 Bull from Fall Brook goes on rampage, 08/11/1933:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/09/1930:3 Cavanaugh, Frank Hosts Old Colony Bible School convention, 10/10/1930:1 New assistant at W.T. Grant store, 08/01/1930:1 Hosts Plymouth County WCTU convention, 10/31/1930:1 Cave Ins H. Nelson Raymond new musical director (p), 01/02/1931:4 Charles Thomas partially buried in sand while working on Vaughan's Aid Society holds annual meeting, 01/16/1931:2 well 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 King's Daughters celebrate 34th anniversary, 03/27/1931:1 Joseph Sinauski fractures shoulder when buried in sewage trench, Peirce Academy may be razed to make room for new post office, 05/30/1930:1 04/03/1931:1 Cavicchi, Frank To file bid with treasury department for post office site, 04/10/1931:1 Opens Colonial Filling Station for the summer, 04/04/1930:3 Holds annual meeting, 05/08/1931:4 Closes Colonial station for the winter, 11/28/1930:7 Progress on new federal building discussed, 06/19/1931:1 Prepares to open Colonial Filling Station for season, 03/27/1931:3 Site for federal building selected, 06/19/1931:2 Colonial gas station suffers break-in, 05/05/1933:8 Plan to save old academy, 06/26/1931:1 Cavicchi, Frank A. Nothing to be done to save old academy building, 07/03/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 Academy building doomed, 07/03/1931:2 Break-in at roadside store, 05/05/1933:1 On proposed federal building (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 07/17/1931:2 Cavicchi, Gordon Deed ready for P.O. site, 09/18/1931:1 Resides in Arlington Heights, 07/11/1930:4 Move made to take academy site, 12/04/1931:1 C.B. Oil Co. Choir concert exceptional, 12/04/1931:9 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 05/19/1933:5 Another delay in post office site, 01/08/1932:1 Cebula, Mary BMC holds 22nd annual banquet, 03/04/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/26/1931:5 Hosts 28th convention of county Christian Endeavor Union, Cedar Hill Farm 04/22/1932:1 Roadside market in Warrentown (ad), 07/18/1930:8 Fine music program features Boston quartette, 05/27/1932:1 Cemeteries Sylvanus Brett secretary for 26 years, 12/30/1932:1 see also Central Cemetery; Nemasket Hill Cemetery; Rock Cemetery Holds annual meeting, 12/30/1932:4 Wappanucket Cemetery Association makes plans at meeting, Pastor V. Broderick resigns, 01/13/1933:1 05/02/1930:1 Church Aid Society holds annual meeting, 01/13/1933:2 John Crawshaw caretaker of Thomastown Cemetery, 06/20/1930:1 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 01/13/1933:4 North Middleboro parish cemetery put in order, 08/29/1930:3 Resolutions on resignation of Pastor Broderick, 1/27/1933:7 South Middleboro Cemetery holds annual meeting, 04/17/1931:7 Hosts first meeting of Middleboro Union, 02/17/1933:1 Wappanucket Cemetery holds annual meeting, 05/01/1931:1 B.M.C. holds annual banquet, 03/17/1933:1 South Middleboro Cemetery association holds meeting, 05/01/1931:3 Hosts rally protesting repeal of Prohibition, 06/16/1933:3 Historical Society discusses care of Soule St cemetery, 06/05/1931:1 Mrs George L. Thomas organist, 09/08/1933:1 Regular business transacted, officers elected at Purchade Cemetery Welcomes new pastor, James L. Hynes, 10/06/1933:1 meeting, 10/16/1931:3 BMC holds annual banquet, 04/13/1934:1 Agenda for annual meeting of Cemetery at the Green (ad), 04/15/1932:6 Central Cafe Agenda for annual meeting of Parish Burial Ground (ad), 04/15/1932:6 Charged with violation of labor laws, 06/06/1930:2 Wappanucket Cemetery Association holds annual meeting, Serious fire in kitchen, 08/29/1930:1 04/29/1932:1 To re-open after complete renovation (ad), 09/19/1930:10 Notice of meeting to propose incorporation of Thomastown Cemetery, Re-opens after repairs made in wake of fire, 10/03/1930:1 07/15/1932:5 Center St building gutted by mysterious fire, 12/11/1931:1 History of Marion Rd cemeteries, 07/22/1932:2 Fire was of incendiary origin, 12/18/1931:1 South Middleboro Cemetery association elects officers, 04/13/1934:6 Arrest made in fire case, 03/04/1932:1 Dascoulias' Central Cafe arson case continued, 07/01/1932:1
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Central Café cont. Central Methodist Episcopal Church cont. Bids in Center St property, 11/18/1932:3 Hosts annual meeting of District Home Missionary society, License renewed by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 06/09/1933:4 Sells California wines (ad), 04/20/1934:2 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 04/13/1934:4 Central Cemetery Rev Annas receives appointment to church in Corning, NY, Issues request for addresses, 01/03/1930:2 10/12/1934:1 Winslow takes treasurer's post, 02/14/1930:1 George H. Parker new pastor (p), 11/09/1934:1 Report of superintendent Kenelm Winslow (l), 03/07/1930:1 Presentation of Tom Thumb Wedding set for church, 11/16/1934:3 Holds annual meeting, 04/11/1930:7 Central Shoe Hospital Open for business (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 06/06/1930:3 Shoes repaired by new system (ad), 12/19/1930:10 Has 11 Civil War veterans' graves that are untended, 01/09/1931:1 Centre Street Shoe Hospital Association elects officers, 04/10/1931:1 22 Centre St (ad), 02/17/1933:8 Repairs underway, 08/07/1931:1 Cerda, Arthur Trees cut, road widened, Surrey building to be moved, 08/07/1931:1 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Plenty of space left at cemetery (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 10/14/1932:7 Cerda, Arthur L. Association elects officers, 04/20/1934:1 Granted full scholarship to Northeastern University, 07/08/1932:1 Central Congregational Church Engineering student wins 2nd in national contest, 07/21/1933:4 Hosts 451st session of Neighborhood convention, 03/14/1930:2 Winner in Book Review contest, 10/05/1934:1 Plan purchase of new bell 55 years ago, 03/14/1930:6 Cerda, Carmen Society chooses officers 55 years ago, 03/14/1930:6 Renders vocal solos at East Bridgewater, 03/03/1933:1 Two hundred attend annual meeting, 04/04/1930:3 Chace, Edith B. C.D. Kingman chosen superintendent 55 years ago, 04/11/1930:8 Obituary, 11/04/1932:1 Fire on roof, 04/25/1930:1 Dies at age 39, 11/04/1932:4 Twenty-one applicants 55 years ago, 06/13/1930:3 Chace, Fred P. Pastor Garfield will remain in Middleboro (p), 01/23/1931:3 First trip home in 10 years since move to Palermo, CA, 09/19/1930:1 Expenses exceed income 55 years ago, 01/30/1931:4 Chace, John E. Bethany Girls celebrate 12th anniversary, 02/27/1931:5 Obituary, 03/03/1933:1 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 03/13/1931:4 Lakeville man dies in Fall River, 03/03/1933:4 Holds annual meeting, 04/10/1931:3 Chace, Joseph Cummings Bethany Girls mark 13th anniversary, 02/26/1932:2 Well-known author and artist gives radio talk, 10/26/1934:1 Hosts Neighborhood convention, 03/18/1932:4 Chadwick, Alfred L. Co-workers hold annual meeting, 04/08/1932:2 Young John Carter struck by auto driven by Chadwick, 02/13/1931:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/08/1932:2 Chadwick, James Elect officers, 04/22/1932:4 Son born, 11/21/1930:6 New bell rope installed, 07/08/1932:1 Chadwick, Lillian E. Bethany Girls hold second annual Mother and Daughter banquet, Obituary, 09/04/1931:3 02/24/1933:2 Chadwick, Miles Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 03/10/1933:2 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Holds annual meeting, 04/07/1933:1 Everett St house gutted by fire, 03/03/1933:1 Co-workers hold annual meeting, 04/07/1933:2 Chadwick's Service Station Holds Youth Sunday, 05/26/1933:2 144 Everett St (ad), 08/01/1930:10 Organist Annie Keith resigns, 11/03/1933:1 Lighting truck driven by Rocco crashes into air pump at Chadwick's Carlena Luippold resigns as superintendent of church school, replaced station, 12/30/1932:1 by David Burgess, 11/10/1933:1 Chamber of Commerce (see Middleboro Chamber of Commerce) Retiring superintendent Luippold honored, 11/17/1933:5 Chamberlain, Duane Holds annual meeting, 04/06/1934:1 Elk honored at memorial service, 12/11/1931:8 Holds annual Mother and Daughter banquet, 04/13/1934:4 Chamberlain, Mary Proposes memorial to Lizzie Tillson, 05/25/1934:5 North Middleboro folks attend funeral in Bridgewater, 06/01/1934:4 Annie Keith organist for 35 years, 06/08/1934:1 Chamberlain, Olive A. Central Methodist Episcopal Church Engaged to John C. McLaughlin, 08/29/1930:4 Holds anniversary Prohibition service, 01/17/1930:2 Chamberlain, Olive L. Hosts 452nd meeting of Neighborhood convention, 04/11/1930:5 Wedding described, 09/12/1930:1 Members contribute to helping pastor's family 55 years ago, Wed to John C. McLaughlin, 09/12/1930:4 05/30/1930:6 Tendered two showers, 09/12/1930:8 List of recent baptisms, 06/20/1930:4 Champagne, Alice D. Overheated pipes discovered, fire averted, 10/31/1930:1 Sells beauty shop to Katherine Wright, 10/24/1930:1 Rev. J.W. Eller accepts post in Stoughton (p), 11/21/1930:5 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6, 10/07/1932:7 Receives bequest from Anne Morrison, 12/05/1930:9 Champlin, Arthur L. Helpful Hand Circle organized, 03/06/1931:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 04/10/1931:5 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 04/17/1931:4 Champlin, Nathan John W. Annas, Jr. new pastor (p), 04/24/1931:1 Brooder house catches fire, 04/17/1931:2 Reception for new pastor and wife, 05/08/1931:1 Chandler, Fred Mary Barrett resigns as soloist and choir director, 07/31/1931:1 Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), Election of officers and teachers, 12/18/1931:2 07/17/1931:1 Wesleyan class holds annual banquet, 04/08/1932:1 Chandler, Mary Hosts county Neighborhood convention (p), 04/15/1932:4 Funeral held in North Carver, 12/22/1933:6 Albert Keyes honored by Wesleyan class for long service (p), Chandler, Mrs Frank 04/14/1933:1 Brother-in-law dies in Boston, 06/20/1930:3 Hosts April meeting of Neighborhood convention, 04/14/1933:4 Chandler, Stearns Church crowded for May Festival, 06/02/1933:3 Resides in Boston, 08/08/1930:1
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Chanler, Marion W. Chase, Alonzo Obituary, 06/12/1931:1 And wife close The Spotted Horse store in Lakeville for season, Chapin, S.H. 09/09/1932:5 Physician calls on ailing doctor in Sandwich 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 Opens summer business, The Spotted Horse Store, in Lakeville, Chaplin, Norman 05/05/1933:2 South Weymouth couple married 21 years, 11/06/1931:1 Closes store at Lakeville, 09/08/1933:4 Chapman, Benjamin E. Chase, Bert Everett St property sold to Sarah Howard, 02/07/1930:1 Employed at State Farm, 01/26/1934:1 Chapman, Benjamin L. Chase, Bradford Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/19/1932:5 Purchases School St house from Edgar Thomas 55 years ago, Chapman, Earl 11/06/1931:6 Goes to Derry, NH to recuperate from rheumatic fever, 08/08/1930:2 Chase, Chrystal Chapman, Edward K. On high school faculty, 07/18/1930:1 Obituary, 11/02/1934:1 Chase, Dora Dies at age 91, 11/02/1934:4 Teacher at high school, 06/06/1930:9 Chapman, Frank Chase, Doris P. Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), Engaged to Gordon Smith, 11/16/1934:1 07/17/1931:1 Chase, Edwin B. Chapman, George E. And Howard Moody charged with assault on Justin Caswell, Auction on the Middleboro Rd in Lakeville (ad), 04/11/1930:4 09/18/1931:4 Chapman, Herbert Assault and battery case continued, 09/25/1931:1 Moves to Miller St, 01/24/1930:3 Chase, Edwin E. Chapman, John W. Held for grand jury on assault charge, 10/02/1931:1 Wed to Miss Henry, 08/07/1931:2 Chase, Everett C. Chapman, Marjorie Obituary, 12/04/1931:1 Engaged to Lawrence Roy Huntley, 01/12/1934:6 American Legion passes resolutions upon death, 01/22/1932:4 Engaged to Lawrence Huntley, 02/16/1934:4 Chase, Herbert Wedding described, 04/20/1934:2 Resides in Atlantic City, 04/29/1932:3 Chappell, C. Raymond Chase, Herbert S. Resides in Keene, NH, 06/20/1930:4 Engaged to Nora A. Newton, 11/04/1932:4 Chappell, C.R. Wed to Nora A. Newton, 11/11/1932:4 Injured in auto accident, 10/07/1932:1 Chase, Herbert W. Chappell, John Injured when son's car rear-ended by Foster on Wareham St, Sherman shoots end of Chappell's gun barrel, 12/16/1932:1 08/21/1931:1 Chappelle, Leora Chase, Howard Pedestrian Doris Rullo struck by auto driven by Chappelle, Member of YMCA Mercantile Basketball League winning team (p), 06/01/1934:1 05/04/1934:1 Charbonneau, Albert W. Chase, James Fall Brook house suffers break-in, 02/06/1931:1 Bryantville man dies, 06/01/1934:2 Four defendants in larceny case get jail or probation, 02/13/1931:1 Chase, James B. Charcoal Resumes business in Fall River 55 years ago, 04/11/1930:8 Fire breaks out in Joseph Washburn's Waterville shop 55 years ago, Chase, Letitia A. 03/21/1930:8 Obituary, 08/14/1931:1 Charette, Emily Widow of James D. dies at age 67, 08/14/1931:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Purchases Bradford place on Wareham St, 08/01/1930:1 Chase, Mary C. Charles G. Clapp Co. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Chase, Raymond Charlotte's Beauty Salon Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 20 South Main St (ad), 03/27/1931:10 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 At McDonald's Millinery (ad), 09/02/1932:8 Chase, Theodore Charron, Elsie R. Engaged to Beatrice Armstrong, 06/01/1934:6 Engaged to William P. Gomes, 02/05/1932:4 Chase, Walter Charter (see Government) Moves to Atlantic City, NJ, 01/17/1930:3 Chartier, Oliver Chausse, Leon Son born, 02/12/1932:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 05/19/1933:5 Chartier, Pearl Collides with Harris Tripp on icy road, 02/09/1934:1 Struck by auto near home on Plymouth St, 12/09/1932:4 Chausse, Lucy A. Chase, Addie Youngster struck by Brockton driver, 06/20/1930:4 Has bungalow built on Rocky Meadow St, 07/07/1933:3 Chausse, Peter Chase, Alberto Range oil, East Main St (ad), 09/23/1932:8 Spleen ruptured in local football game, 10/24/1930:1 Petition for oil storage license tabled by selectmen, 06/16/1933:1 Chase, Alberto P. Oil and burner dealer (ad), 11/10/1933:8 Class of 1930 last will and testament, 06/20/1930:6 Cherry Tree Filling Station Recovering from football injuries, 11/21/1930:1 E.R. Given petitions for license to sell gasoline, 12/12/1930:7 Benefit dance held in Town Hall, 12/12/1930:1 Chessman, Earl Chase, Alfred W. Resides in Derry, NH, 06/19/1931:4 Wed to Lucille F. Shelton, 11/06/1931:4 Chestnut, Alma T. Obituary, 04/27/1934:1 Engaged to Anthony R. Stonkus, 05/01/1931:1 Boston man dies at age 57, 04/27/1934:4
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Chestnut, Eileen T. Chilingirian, Arsen Wedding described, 06/12/1931:1 Wed to Mary Chilingarian, 03/18/1932:4 Chestnut, Joseph Chilton Press Slips on ice, breaks knee cap, 02/07/1930:1 Business purchased by Clarence Churbuck, 10/23/1931:1 Returns from trip to native Lithuania, 09/12/1930:1 Moves to new quarters, installs new machinery, 11/13/1931:1 Chestnut, Leonard Chimney Sweeps Break-in at store on Arch St, 09/23/1932:4 Francis Hathaway, chimneys and cellars cleaned (ad), 01/30/1931:8 Reports attempted break-in at Arch St store, 01/06/1933:1 Chiouppi, Lawrence Chestnut, Petromelia Drowns at Loon Pond, 08/12/1932:1 Not guilty of assault on Nichols, 01/10/1930:2 Dies at age 19, 08/12/1932:4 Chicken Pox Chiropodists Prevalent in students from Green, Waterville, and Soule schools, Katherine Wright, Thatcher's Row (ad), 01/03/1930:7 01/10/1930:1 Chisholm, Allison Jeanne Carver under quarantine, 01/17/1930:3 Dies after bout with pneumonia, 03/14/1930:7 Four daughters of Robert Jones quarantined, 04/04/1930:4 Chisholm, Allison D. Beulah Powell and Robert Parker confined to homes, 12/12/1930:1 Obituary, 03/14/1930:1 Walker children ill, 01/09/1931:1 Dies at age 73, 03/14/1930:4 More than half the students at South Middleboro out, 04/15/1932:3 Chisholm, Ida Makes appearance at Rock, 04/15/1932:8 Donates books to Rock Village library, 09/29/1933:3 Cases reported in South Middleboro, 01/13/1933:2 Chiuppi, Peter Child, Wallace Driver strikes Alice Gilligan on South Main St, 12/26/1930:4 Commits suicide in Belfast, ME, 05/04/1934:1 Wedding described, 01/23/1931:6 Child Labor Chlupin, John Police stop exhibition dance by youngster Everett Smith, 05/02/1930:3 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Child Welfare Obituary, 11/10/1933:1 see also Desertion and Non-Support Dies at age 77, 11/10/1933:4 Rountry support case heard in court, 01/24/1930:2 Petition for administration of estate, 11/10/1933:5 Mary Gomes' petition for separate support granted, 01/24/1930:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/01/1933:5 Rountry support case continued, 01/31/1930:5 Choate, Alice B. Decree of separate support granted to Mary Gomes, 02/07/1930:9 Obituary, 09/08/1933:6 Volunteers of America take over house at Sturtevant's corner, Choate, Clarence 08/01/1930:9 Daughter born, 01/31/1930:2 Alice Reynolds charged with child neglect, 08/14/1931:1 Christian Endeavor Union Reynolds' neglect case continued, 08/21/1931:1 Holds annual election, 1/27/1933:4 Will of Ruth Holmes provides funds for home for destitute or Christmas abandoned children, 01/22/1932:1 Permanent tree set up in North Middleboro common, 06/20/1930:3 Travassos' child neglect case continued, 04/14/1933:1 Christmas street lighting to be same as last year, 12/05/1930:1 Childs (Mr) Complaints of woods being stripped of greens, 12/12/1930:2 Shaw & Childs lease dwelling from Pierce, convert to store 55 years Outdoor lights in place, 12/19/1930:1 ago, 08/01/1930:8 Reckless slashing of greens growing problem, 12/26/1930:1 Childs, Charles Dyer Colored Christmas lights strung across streets, 12/16/1932:1 Engaged to Ethel Bowdith Jones, 07/15/1932:1 Community tree donated by Ethan Pierce, 12/30/1932:1 Childs, Dorothy Cabot Club toy drive reminder, 10/06/1933:1 Attends Jackson College, 02/14/1930:1 Mrs Guy Brackett, Christmas greens (ad), 11/24/1933:8 Elected secretary of freshman class at Jackson College, 06/20/1930:3 Continuation of street lighting discussed by merchants, 12/08/1933:1 Childs, Dorothy E. Lighting out of question for this year, 12/22/1933:1 Active in dramatic works at Jackson College, 01/16/1931:1 Lighting money voted at town meeting, 02/16/1934:1 Takes active role in college affairs, 04/03/1931:1 Not much time to discuss lighting, 11/02/1934:1 Engaged to Francis C. Ryder, 11/11/1932:4 New lighting plans, 11/16/1934:1 Wed to Francis C. Ryder, 11/18/1932:4 Merchants and town cooperate on plan, 11/23/1934:1 Childs, Dorothy Eva Old Santa poem by W. Wilmot, 11/30/1934:5 Engaged to Francis Clark Ryder, 08/26/1932:1, 10/21/1932:1 Special Gazette advertising issue (i), 12/14/1934:1 Wedding described, 11/18/1932:1 Committee in charge of decorating to be commended, 12/21/1934:1 Childs, James Lights turned on for first time, display one of very best, 12/21/1934:3 Resides in Stoughton, 10/31/1930:6 Beautiful lighting effect at Town House (p), 12/28/1934:1 Childs, Laura Local residents decorate homes for holiday, 12/28/1934:5 Resides in Malden, 04/11/1930:1 Chupin, John Resides in Boston, 05/16/1930:1 Hungry man found in shack, 03/04/1932:5 Childs, Laura C. Churbuck, Archibald G. see also Myles Standish Trio Obituary, 12/27/1933:1 On board of directors of Conrad's Mutual Benefit association in Boston, Churbuck, Clarence 03/14/1930:1 Moves printing business back to Wareham St, 11/07/1930:1 Chilin, Harry Churbuck, Clarence A. And wife injured in collision with Greenberg, 10/31/1930:6 Purchases Chilton Press, 10/23/1931:1 Parked truck rolls away into Chilin's car on Center St, 10/09/1931:1 Wedding described, 10/05/1934:1 Chilin, Mary Wed to Gertrude A. Snowden, 10/05/1934:4 And husband injured in collision with Greenberg, 10/31/1930:6 Churbuck, Clifford Chilingarian, Mary Daughter born, 10/14/1932:4 Wed to Arsen Chilingirian, 03/18/1932:4 Churbuck, Delbert Resides in Brockton, 09/18/1931:1
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Churbuck, Ernest Church of Our Saviour cont. Resides in Washington, DC, 02/14/1930:1 Laurence Sherman new tenor soloist, 10/06/1933:1 Churbuck, Ernest S. Water pipes burst in sub-zero temperatures, 01/05/1934:1 Resides in Washington, DC, 07/25/1930:1 Holds annual parish meeting, 01/12/1934:1 Churbuck, Forrest Churches Car stolen in New York, 05/06/1932:1 see also names of specific churches Moves roadside stand to Wareham, 05/27/1932:1 Money raised for church near bell schoolhouse 55 years ago, Churbuck, Leander M. 05/16/1930:7 Artists has exhibition at Brockton library, 08/15/1930:1 Council of Middleboro Churches "yes" to vote by ballot, "No" to Holds art exhibition at public library, 12/12/1930:8 Sunday sports (ad), 10/30/1931:6 Holds watercolor exhibition at Brockton library, 03/10/1933:1 Council of Middleboro Churches votes "No" to sports on Sunday (ad), Public auction of paintings (ad), 12/01/1933:2 11/06/1931:6 Churbuck, Lewis Middleboro ideal for industry (t), 10/14/1932:4 Resides on Long Island, 02/14/1930:1 Churchill, C.B. Employed by Curtiss Airplane Co., 03/28/1930:6 Contracts to roof First National Store in Dennisport, 03/21/1930:1 Transfers to Chicago with Curtiss-Wright Aeronautical University, Roofer, East Grove St (ad), 03/21/1930:10 08/21/1931:1 Churchill, Chester A. Churbuck, Lewis M. Son born, 01/10/1930:4 Resides in New York, 07/04/1930:1 Churchill, Chester B. Manager of Curtis-Wright flying school, 02/27/1931:1 Contracts to roof 29 buildings in Plymouth, 09/25/1931:1 Resides in Chicago, IL, 06/01/1934:1 Churchill, Chet Churbuck, Lewis Marshall The roofer (ad), 05/09/1930:5 Wedding described, 05/19/1933:2 Member of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. winning basket ball team (p), Wed to Mary Louise Stock, 05/26/1933:4 05/05/1933:1 Churbuck, L.M. Churchill, Clarence Ode to the Twin Elms of Camp Joe Hooker (poem), 11/07/1930:4 Engaged to Frieda Hartman, 05/09/1930:4, 05/16/1930:9, 05/30/1930:4 Save Middleboro's famous landmark (l), 05/22/1931:8 Engaged to Frieda Hartmann, 06/13/1930:2 Ants speak for An-tis (l), 09/22/1933:6 Moves from Plymouth St to Center St, 01/30/1931:4 Art exhibit and auction planned in Peirce building, biography, Daughter born, 04/17/1931:4, 04/24/1931:7 12/01/1933:2 Churchill, Clarence T. Holds exhibit in art room of Teacher's College in Bridgewater, Wed to Frieda F. Hartmann, 06/27/1930:4 05/25/1934:1 Collides with Woonsocket driver at Taunton and Grove St, 12/08/1933:5 Churbuck, Mrs Forest Churchill, Clarence Theodore Uncle's funeral held in Yarmouthport, 05/06/1932:1 Engaged to Freida Florence Hartmann, 04/18/1930:2 Churbuck, Mrs Forrest Wedding described, 06/20/1930:1 Attends cousin's funeral in Waltham, 05/04/1934:1 Churchill, Edmund Churbuck, Percy Graduates from Wentworth Institute, 06/12/1931:1 Resides in New York City, 02/14/1930:1 Churchill, Edmund Francis Churbuck, Percy F. Engaged to Elinor Kinsman, 11/30/1934:1, 12/07/1934:7 Opens law office at 87 Center St, 10/06/1933:1 Churchill, Edwin H. Churbuck, Samuel Obituary, 06/10/1932:1 Resides in Onset, 09/05/1930:1 Churchill, Frieda H. Churbuck, Samuel S. Teacher resigns from Bates School, 12/26/1930:1 Onset man dies at age 81, 06/19/1931:4 Churchill, Frieda Hartmann Church, Abbie F. Daughter born, 04/24/1931:7 Wed to Wilfred B. Norris, 07/25/1930:7 Churchill, Jesse B. Church, Abbie Frances Pearson Obituary (p), 05/25/1934:7 Wedding described, 07/18/1930:7 Churchill, Shirley Ann Church, William Born to Clarence and Frieda Hartmann, 04/24/1931:7 Auto destroyed by fire, 04/24/1931:2 Churchill, Theodore Church Coal Co. Traps brown and white muskrat, 11/07/1930:4 Established 1864 (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Churchill, William Colt Break-in at Cambridge St office, 04/03/1931:1 Born to Chester A., 01/10/1930:4 Gets permit to erect sign on Cambridge St, 10/02/1931:1 Circuses Suffers break-in, 04/14/1933:3 Good clean show, 07/25/1930:1 Robert Clark assumes new duties, 08/11/1933:1 Downie Bros. give good show, 07/25/1930:6 One in series of sketches of progressive merchants and manufacturers, Civil War, 1861-1865 08/11/1933:2 see also Grand Army of the Republic Post 8 Church of Our Saviour Grave markers discussed by selectmen, 10/31/1930:2 Holds annual meeting, 01/17/1930:1 Grave markers received, 12/26/1930:1 Abutters protest Sherman's petition for gasoline sales, 11/21/1930:1 Central Cemetery has 11 graves that are untended, 01/09/1931:1 Sherman gasoline license controversy settled, 11/28/1930:1 Civil Works Administration Holds Christmas pageant, the Service of Lights, 01/02/1931:4 Board provides work for many men here, 12/08/1933:1 Holds annual parish meeting, 01/16/1931:2 Projects in full swing here, 01/12/1934:1 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 02/13/1931:4 Progress report on sewing endeavors, 01/26/1934:1 Forced entry attempted at door, 03/13/1931:1 Annual report, 01/26/1934:7 Mary Barrett accepts chorister's post, 10/16/1931:1 Painters work at Pleasant Street and Plymouth Street schools, Mary Barrett resumes work with choir, 09/16/1932:1 02/02/1934:4 Annual parish meeting well attended, 01/13/1933:7 Projects to close next week, 02/09/1934:1 Service of lights impressive, 01/20/1933:4 Local projects closed, 02/16/1934:4
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Civil Works Administration cont. Clark, Clarence E. Local projects to continue, 02/23/1934:3 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Not opposed to relief measures (l) (Charles L. Gifford), 03/02/1934:2 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Funds Town House painting project, 03/02/1934:4 Clark, Clinton Arthur Rotch named assistant to state FERA (CWA) administrator, Son born, 04/20/1934:4 03/23/1934:1 Clark, Clinton E. Letter to citizens from CWA administrator (l) (William G. Boynton), Wed to Ruth S. Dunham, 09/15/1933:4 04/20/1934:5 Clark, Doris List of workers supplied to liquor license holders, 04/27/1934:1 Supervisor at NE Hospital for Women and Children, Boston, Two new projects started, to employ 60 men, 05/04/1934:1 08/07/1931:1 Many improvements made here under federal aid, 05/25/1934:1 Clark, Edna E. Civilian Conservation Corps Wed to John A. Lemmo, 02/24/1933:4 Stuart and Gomes at camp 1102 in Baldwinsville, 09/01/1933:4 Clark, Edward P. C.L. Hathaway & Co. Moves from Benson St to East Weymouth, 08/14/1931:7 Corner drug store (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Clark, E.P. William Coman new druggist, 02/07/1930:1 Sells Benson St property to Irma Goodwin, 10/09/1931:1 Prominent businessman retires, Malcolm Buck new proprietor (p), Clark, Ethel M. 06/16/1933:1 Engaged to Howard E. Garnier, 06/10/1932:4 Clancy, Mary Wed to Howard E. Garnier, 06/24/1932:4 Wed to George Clark, 06/06/1930:9 Clark, Eugene Clapp, Henry North Carver man dies, 03/20/1931:7 Returns from sea 55 years ago, 09/04/1931:3 Clark, Evelyn Clare, Joseph Student nurse at Mass General, 02/28/1930:1 Resides in Miami, FL, 04/04/1930:1 Clark, Everett I., Jr. Clark (Mr) Obituary, 09/18/1931:1 Hooper & Clark re-open Crane's store in Bridgewater 55 years ago, Clark, Fletcher, Jr. 02/07/1930:4 Son born, 05/09/1930:4 Bowman & Clark purchase Fuller St farm from Arthur Rotch, Promoted to Major in 302nd U.S. Infantry Reserves, 07/11/1930:1 01/09/1931:1 Declares candidacy for moderator, 01/02/1931:1 Bowman & Clark, 7 Court End Ave (ad), 01/09/1931:6 New member of Pierce Estate Trustees (p), 01/23/1931:1 Bowman & Clark, new deal development on shore of Tispaquin Pond Appointment to Peirce Estate Trustees approved, 02/13/1931:3 (ad), 07/07/1933:2 Forms law partnership with Boyd Iseminger, biography, 01/08/1932:1 Clark, May E. Beneficiary of Ruth Holmes' will, 01/22/1932:1 Obituary, 07/03/1931:1 Hot contests bring out 2,472 voters (p) (t), 01/22/1932:1 Will in probate, 07/31/1931:3 Files nomination papers for town moderator, 12/27/1933:1, Clark, May Elizabeth 12/28/1934:1 Widow of George S. dies at age 69, 07/03/1931:4 Clark, Flora Clark, Abisha T. Sale of personal property from estate, 10/13/1933:8 Town files quitclaim deed in matter of gravel pit, 01/09/1931:1 Clark, Flora M. Purchases Wareham property from Stetson, 01/30/1931:1 Text of eulogy by Rev J.P. Garfield, 05/19/1933:4 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7, 05/19/1933:7, 06/09/1933:6 Will in probate, 05/19/1933:5 Clark, Abisha T., Jr. Resolutions upon death, 06/16/1933:4 Land damages awarded, 07/24/1931:1 Executrix petitions sell real estate, 04/20/1934:6 Clark, Amos D. Dedication service unveils new inscription at school, 06/29/1934:6 Obituary, 01/23/1931:1 Clark, Florence B. Burial at Titicut parish cemetery, 01/23/1931:3 Wedding described, 12/01/1933:3 Conimicut, RI man dies at age 83, 01/23/1931:4 Clark, Florence Bruce Clark, Arthur L. Engaged to Charles Wesley Miller, 11/24/1933:3 Gets fish and game job in Connecticut, biography, 03/18/1932:2 Clark, Florence M. Clark, Aubrey Files for divorce, 10/06/1933:5 Break-in at filling station on new state highway, 09/02/1932:1 Clark, Francis Clark, Aubrey James Daughter born, 08/14/1931:3 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/20/1931:4 Clark, Francis Clark Clark, Charles Engaged to Dorothy Eva Childs, 10/21/1932:1 Engaged to Robert Holmes, 12/23/1932:3 Clark, Francis R. Wedding described, 12/30/1932:2 Daughter born, 05/09/1930:6 Folks from North Carver attend wedding, 12/30/1932:3 Clark, Frederic A. Clark, Charles B. Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 08/07/1931:6 Clark, George Clark's Garage, formerly Bailey's Garage (ad), 09/11/1931:8 Wed to Mary Clancy, 06/06/1930:9 Clark, Charles R. Son born, 10/14/1932:6 Elks holds annual memorial service, 12/08/1933:2 Clark, Grace Clark, Charlie Memories of yesterday, 10/26/1934:7 Engaged by K. & W. Vaudeville Co. of Brockton, 12/09/1932:2 Clark, Hannah C. Clark, Clara D. Stevens Widow of Harry L. dies at age 54, 09/18/1931:4 Son born, 09/30/1932:6 Petition for administration of estate, 10/23/1931:4 Clark, Clarence Clark, Hannah Cobb Chimney fire on Cherry St, 02/05/1932:1, 02/17/1933:1, 12/27/1933:1 Obituary, 09/18/1931:1 Clark, Harold Purchases new bus for transport of Wappanucket children, 10/13/1933:1
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Clark, Harrie E. Clark, W.H. Wed to Florence M. Galligan, 07/03/1931:4 Manager of newly opened Western Union Telegraph Co. office, Clark, Harry 05/23/1930:1 Chimney fire on Miller St, 12/08/1933:1 Clark, William Clark, Helen Manager of local Western Union office, 10/17/1930:1 Nurse at Massachusetts General, 04/13/1934:1 Resigns post at Western Union office, 05/29/1931:1 Clark, Hope Duesbury Clark, William L. Daughter born, 05/09/1930:6 Fined $10 for setting up lottery, 04/29/1932:1 Clark, Ira Stevens Clark, William S. Born to Vernon, 10/28/1932:2 Obituary, 06/26/1931:1 Clark, Isaac Dies at age 70, 06/26/1931:4 Injured by barrel of Japan 55 years ago, 04/18/1930:7 Clark, Winthrop Clark, James M. Attends Norwich University, 04/04/1930:1 Chimney fire in South Middleboro, 01/31/1930:2 Employed in Vermont, 12/08/1933:3 South Middleboro store suffers break-in 55 years ago, 12/05/1930:9 Daughter born, 03/23/1934:4 South Middleboro couple married 50 years, 12/25/1931:7 Clark, Winthrop H. Funeral of relative held at Marion, 02/17/1933:4 Earns degree in electrical engineering from Norwich University, Clark, Jane Duesbury 05/29/1931:1 Born to Francis R. and Hope Duesbury, 05/09/1930:6 Graduates from Norwich University, 06/19/1931:1 Clark, John W. Collides with Hyannis truck at South Main and Grove St, 09/14/1934:2 Wife Florence files for divorce, 10/06/1933:5 Clark, Winthrop Howes Clark, Joseph H. Wedding described, 07/14/1933:1 Funeral held at Marion, 02/17/1933:4 Wed to Edith Gertrude Graham, 07/14/1933:4 Clark, Leslie Clark & Vaughan Employs Henry Brousseau, 10/30/1931:6 Grocery at Everett Square in 1891 (p), 04/04/1930:1 Mysterious stranger comes out of barn, 02/19/1932:3 Clarke, Arthur Clark, Leslie N. Employed in Boston, 04/24/1931:5 Chimney fire on East Grove St, 03/07/1930:8 Mother dies in Reading, 09/18/1931:4 Clark, Louis E. Chimney fire in Lakeville, 10/23/1931:3 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Accepts position in Hartford, CT, 05/13/1932:5 Clark, Marguerite C. Clarke, David Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Ill with measles, 06/19/1931:4 Clark, Mary E. Clarke, Everett Tax collector's sale, 06/09/1933:6 Wedding described, 11/28/1930:1 Clark, Mrs Florence Clarke, Flora Brother dies in Camden, ME, 05/29/1931:7 Camp counselor in New Hampshire, 07/04/1930:1 Clark, Mrs William Clarke, Louis W. Brother dies in Bennington, VT, 05/02/1930:1 Obituary, 08/26/1932:1 Clark, Nathaniel T. Clarke, Robert Obituary, 11/20/1931:3 Receives 25-year service medal from Keith company, 07/17/1931:1 Clark, Percy Walnut St couple married 50 years, 07/21/1933:3 Chimney fire on Courtland St, 01/20/1933:4 Clark's Garage Clark, Ralph G. Charles B. Clark, formerly Bailey's Garage (ad), 09/11/1931:8 Pleads not guilty to drunkenness, reckless driving, and drunk driving, 116 North St (ad), 07/29/1932:8 05/23/1930:5 Clark's Place Fined $100 for drunk driving, 05/30/1930:1 Home cooking and ice cream, West Grove St (ad), 09/25/1931:4 Clark, Robert Cleaves, George Promoted to making room assistant foreman at Keith factory, Fire in rear of house on Summer St, 03/31/1933:1 01/03/1930:1 Cleaves, George M. Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Moves to Brookline, 12/02/1932:1 Clark, Robert A. Cleaves, Lillian M. Assumes new duties at Church Coal Co., 08/11/1933:1 Engaged to George F. Soper, 04/27/1934:4 Clark, Sara Wed to George F. Soper, 05/04/1934:4 Funeral held in Assonet, 07/22/1932:2 Clement, Mrs Frank A. Clark, Sarah M. Resides in West Medford, 09/12/1930:1 Obituary, 02/28/1930:1 Clements, William S. Widow of David R. dies at age 80, 02/28/1930:4 Piano tuning (ad), 02/09/1934:8 Will in probate, 03/14/1930:5 Cleminshaw, Ernest Clark, Ulysses L. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/11/1931:4 On board bark Sea Ranger 55 years ago, 07/10/1931:7 Cleveland, Edward H. Clark, Verna Chaplain at veteran's hospital in New York, 02/14/1930:1 One of six chairmen to make survey of economics in high schools in Chimney fire on South Main St, 12/04/1931:4 New England, 01/09/1931:1 Wet propaganda discredited (l), 07/15/1932:6 Clark, Vernon Struck by auto driven by Croteau, 01/06/1933:1 Son born, 09/30/1932:6, 10/28/1932:2 Cleveland, Mary L.D. Clark, Vernon F. Local genealogist honored, 05/11/1934:1 Obituary, 02/02/1934:4 Cleveland, Mrs E.H. Clark, Walter A.D. Included on list of leading genealogists in the U.S., 04/15/1932:1 Resides in Union City, NJ, 04/10/1931:1 Cleverly (Mr) Warrentown farm sold to Levi Long, 05/16/1930:3
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Clifton, John Cobb, Anna Wed to Priscilla Furrow, 06/22/1934:3 Burial at North Carver, 01/20/1933:2 Cline, Howard Cobb, Charles B. Resides in Robertson, ME, 08/21/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Clocks and Watches Cobb, Clarence Since recent storm old town clock has lost an hour, 02/27/1931:1 Rubbish fire gets away from Cobb, 04/08/1932:1 Town clock idle 55 years ago, 04/17/1931:6 Fined $10 for maintaining open fire without permit, 04/15/1932:1 Town House gild framed clock discarded for new electric one, Cobb, Clarence A. 01/06/1933:1 Collides with Chester Fuller at Union and Center St, 06/05/1931:1 Milton Mayhew, watch, clock, and jewelry repair, 136 Pierce St (ad), Cobb, Dora 05/19/1933:8 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 01/03/1930:2 Milton Mayhew, fine watch, clock, and jewelry repair (ad), Bridgewater student begins practical training at School St School, 10/05/1934:8 12/12/1930:6 Closson, Arne D. Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/12/1931:3 Wed to Lloyd R. Smith, 08/05/1932:4 Teacher transfers from Green to Rock School, 09/07/1934:1 Clothing Industry Cobb, Emil Manufacturer to locate in Lobl building, 11/17/1933:1 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Garment factory on Cambridge St to start up January 1st, 12/15/1933:1 Cobb, Florence D. Middleboro Manufacturing Co. begins work, 01/26/1934:1 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Clothing Stores Cobb, Florence G. see also Dewey Clothes Shop; Talbot-Seeley Co. Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4, 02/03/1933:6 Middleboro Clothing Co., F.D. Martin manager (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/17/1933:3 Ella Coombs, Spencer corsets (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Stock of George's Men's Shop sold at auction, 01/10/1930:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 06/22/1934:5 The Boston Store, 88 cent sale (ad), 04/04/1930:8 Cobb, George E. Faietti's Fashion Shop, Thatcher's Row (ad), 05/23/1930:6 Crawford purchases Cobb place on Smith St, 04/11/1930:6 Goldstein's Woman's Quality Shop, grand opening at 64 Centre St (ad), Cobb, Helen Joyce 07/04/1930:4 Daughter of former residents saved despite storm in Vermont, Middleboro Clothing Co. employs William Curley, 09/19/1930:1 03/20/1931:4 Dupont's Dress Shop makes alterations to interior (ad), 03/06/1931:5 Cobb, John Ida Peirce, Spencer corsets (ad), 03/06/1931:8 John Cobb Greenhouses open for business (ad), 10/20/1933:4 Rumor about discontinuation of Spencer work is false (Ella M. Cobb, John S. Coombs), 03/20/1931:4 An unpledged candidate (ad), 01/10/1930:10 The Boston Store enlarges corset department (ad), 05/22/1931:3 Carried to victory with vote of 1,060 (p), 01/24/1930:1 Johnstone's Shop going out of business (ad), 07/10/1931:2 Appointed to Board of Public Welfare (p), 03/21/1930:2 Clyde Briggs local agent for Real-Silk hosiery, 05/13/1932:1 Joins Pioneer Flying Club, 06/13/1930:1 The Boston Store offers 15% discount for using cash (ad), 06/16/1933:3 Becomes regular flier, 08/15/1930:6 Wayside Dress Shop, Harriette Eaton owner, South Main St, Lakeville And wife fly new plane to Woodstock, VT, 10/10/1930:1 (ad), 02/23/1934:5 Auto victim of crash with airplane, 01/30/1931:1 Clough, Christine John S. Cobb Market, we deliver immediately (ad), 06/12/1931:5 Vote no to repeal of Baby Volstead Act (ad) (Christine Clough, Alice John S. Cobb Market employs Edward Kelley, 07/24/1931:1 Day Heath), 10/31/1930:2 Resigns from welfare board, 07/08/1932:1 Clough, Cora L. Staples Sells Centre St business to Edward Kelly and Herbert Godfrey, Wedding described, 03/27/1931:1 12/27/1933:1 Wed to Clyde S. Thomas, 03/27/1931:4 Sells market at 385 Center St to Godfrey and Kelley (ad), 12/27/1933:4 Clough, Wallace E. Attends to greenhouse business full time now (ad), 12/27/1933:5 Obituary, 02/26/1932:1 Tenements for rent (ad), 02/16/1934:8 Dies at age 71, 02/26/1932:4 Files nomination papers for selectman, 12/28/1934:1 Will in probate, 03/04/1932:9 Cobb, Lucy H. C.N. Atwood & Son Obituary, 07/25/1930:1 Second saw operational, 01/10/1930:3 Wife of Richard E. dies at age 78, 07/25/1930:4 Hiram Caldwell resigns, 04/08/1932:6 Cobb, Mrs John S. Coal Woodbine Temple retiring MEC (p), 01/16/1931:5 see also Church Coal Co.; Ernest S. Pratt Co.; J.L. Jenney Coal Co.; Cobb, Richard R.D. Kelley Coal Co. Sells East Middleboro house to Winslow Sears, 05/20/1932:7 Daily Fuel Service Co., new type of coal service (ad), 11/14/1930:5 Cobb, Richard E. Peter Washburn plans building for coal business 55 years ago, Takes residence at home of Lucy Ganyer, 10/20/1933:1 11/20/1931:7 Obituary, 02/09/1934:2 Coasting Dies at age 87, 02/09/1934:4 Parshley's auto strikes sledder Leonard Bump, 02/06/1931:4 Will in probate, 02/16/1934:8 Peter Strojny breaks leg, 02/13/1931:1 Cobb, Richard Eddy Snow brings out children with sleds, 02/17/1933:6 Obituary, 02/09/1934:1 McCann's sled slides into Boucher's car, 03/02/1934:1 Cobb, Verna M. Coates, Gertrude V. Engaged to John J. Welsh, Jr., 06/05/1931:4 Engaged to Kenneth Morrison, 06/10/1932:4 Wed to John J. Welsh, Jr., 07/10/1931:8 Coates, John Cobb, Wilma O. Obituary, 07/31/1931:1 Abraham Lincoln (poem), 02/19/1932:4 Cobb, Alanson F. Codding, Fred F. Land damage award amended, 02/12/1932:1 New officer with local state police troop, 01/03/1930:1
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Cody, Mary Collins, Arabell F. Unconscious after prolonged exposure to gas, 04/10/1931:1 Mrs Gates purchases ancient tavern on Middleboro-Rochester line from Coe, Walter M. Williams, 03/21/1930:1 Engaged to Jeanette R. Heath, 06/30/1933:4 Collins, Frederica Wed to Jeanette R. Heath, 01/05/1934:4 Obituary, 12/23/1932:1 Coen, Catherine Collins, Frederica V. Resigns from West Side School, 08/15/1930:1 Wife of Michael dies at age 76, 12/16/1932:4 Coffin (Mr) Collins, James Opens Peirce Academy 55 years ago, 08/28/1931:6 Ill health leads to suicide, 07/24/1931:1 Coffin, Elroy Dies at age 59, 07/24/1931:4 Engaged to Gertrude Benson, 04/18/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 07/24/1931:5 Daughter born, 09/01/1933:4 Collins, Lillian A. Coffin, Elroy H. Obituary, 11/03/1933:3 Engaged to Gertrude M. Benson, 04/04/1930:4 Collins, Michael Wed to Gertrude M. Benson, 04/25/1930:4 Obituary, 09/29/1933:1 Colburn, Sarah C. Dies at age 68, 09/29/1933:4 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:2 Will in probate, 10/06/1933:5 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Front of auto drops into hole at Lincoln and Wareham St, 06/15/1934:1 Cole (Deputy Sheriff) Collins, Michael F. Holds two auction sales 55 years ago, 09/05/1930:8 Petitions for license to operate greasing and lubricating station, Purchases matched Arabians 55 years ago, 05/22/1931:8 11/06/1931:5 Cole (Mr) Collins, Thomas Deputy sheriff 55 years ago, 09/12/1930:7 Son returns from sea 55 years ago, 09/04/1931:3 Missing team found in East Taunton 55 years ago, 09/04/1931:3 Collins, Willie Cole, Bradford Ships out from Provincetown 55 years ago, 02/07/1930:4 Student at Bowdoin College, 06/22/1934:1 Collin's Auto Repair Cole, Frank H. 123 Centre St (ad), 11/20/1931:5 Tax collector's sale, 05/19/1933:7 Colonial Brass Co. Cole, George F. Stock stolen from warehouse, 04/11/1930:6 Son born, 12/19/1930:6 Patrick Grant gets molten metal in face, 05/23/1930:1 Cole, George Fairbanks Colonial Casket Co. Born to George F., 12/19/1930:6 Ranks with leaders of American makes, 10/09/1931:7 Cole, James Burial cases in all sizes, 11/13/1931:7 Appointed deputy sheriff 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:8 Burial cases rank with finest, 12/25/1931:7 Enters horse in Brockton speed trial 55 years ago, 06/19/1931:6 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 08/19/1932:3 Purchases horse 55 years ago, 04/01/1932:2 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7, 05/05/1933:7 Cole, Job Colonial Cleansers & Dyers Wagon struck by Perkins auto during height of storm, 09/09/1932:1 28 North Main St (ad), 02/14/1930:2 Cole, Job L. Clean your entire suit for $1 (ad), 04/25/1930:3 Selectmen refuse junk license, 03/30/1934:1 Colonial Filling Station Cole, Theron Frank Cavicchi opens for the summer, 04/04/1930:3 Attends Worcester Tech, 09/18/1931:1 Cavicchi closes station for the winter, 11/28/1930:7 Wins third honors at Worcester Polytechnic, 04/06/1934:2 Cavicchi prepares to open for season, 03/27/1931:3 Cole, Theron M. Cavicchi's gas station suffers break-in, 05/05/1933:8 Class of 1931 valedictorian (p), 06/19/1931:1 Colonial Homing Pigeon Club Cole, Theron Metcalf Flew first race from Greenfield, 05/18/1934:2 Member of class of 1935 in mechanical engineering at Worcester Colpitts, Harry L. Polytechnic, 11/25/1932:4 Daughter born, 06/01/1934:6 Coleman, Ellen F. Colpitts, Harry Lorne Petition for administration of estate, 10/24/1930:5 Wedding described, 12/05/1930:3 Petition for validity of claim against estate, 01/09/1931:7 Colpitts, Mary May Administrator presents account of estate, 11/20/1931:10 Born to Harry L., 06/01/1934:6 Coleman, Ellen Frances Colucci, Pasqualina Obituary, 08/29/1930:1 Engaged to Bialio Rossini, 07/17/1931:4 Dies at age 81, 08/29/1930:4 Wedding described, 07/31/1931:1 Collamore, Harry N. Wed to Biagio Rossini, 07/31/1931:4 Obituary, 04/11/1930:1 Colvin, Edwin C. Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Obituary, 12/22/1933:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/15/1934:5 Dies at age 63, 12/22/1933:4 Collamore, Harry Nichols Colvin, Mrs Edward C. Dies at age 54, 04/11/1930:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8, 11/06/1931:4 Collectors and Collecting Coman (Mr) Edward Whitney has prominent names in autograph album, Employed at Hathaway's, moves to Barrows St, 07/25/1930:1 12/11/1931:7 Coman, Howard J. Collingwood, Mrs Charles Youngster struck by Attleboro driver, 07/31/1931:1 West Hanover woman dies, 11/14/1930:6 Coman, William Collins, Alice T. New druggist at C.L. Hathaway & Co., 02/07/1930:1 Wed to Francis D. Barry, 06/29/1934:2 Comedians (see Humorists) Collins, Alice Townsend Comley, Sylvia Engaged to Francis David Barry, 05/25/1934:2 Engaged to Roderick G. Matheson, 12/05/1930:4
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Comley, Sylvia G. Conley, Coleman Engaged to Roderick G. Matheson, 02/20/1931:4 Obituary, 11/16/1934:1 Wed to Roderick G. Matheson, 02/27/1931:4 South Boston man dies at age 77, 11/16/1934:4 Comley, Sylvia Grenville Conley, Patrick O. Wedding described, 02/27/1931:1 Obituary, 08/22/1930:1 Commeau, Milton New Bedford man dies at age 51, 08/22/1930:4 Resides in Passiac, NJ, 03/21/1930:5 Connelly, Mrs Lorenz Commeau, William Resides in South Easton, 09/15/1933:3 Gets eight-point buck, 12/07/1934:1 Connelly, Raymond Commercial Club (see Middleboro Commercial Club) Son born, 07/22/1932:4 Community Baptist Church of South Lakeville Connolly, Eleanor Louise Congregation revives church, 10/13/1933:6 Born to Raymond, 03/27/1931:4 Received into Old Colony Baptist Association, 09/28/1934:2 Connolly, Raymond Comstock, George Daughter born, 03/27/1931:4 Funeral held in New Bedford, 04/21/1933:3 Connor, John T. Conant, Lillian M. Selectmen want windows open at schools to prevent spread of disease Wed to Malcolm Porter, 09/14/1934:1, 4 (l), 03/07/1930:5 Conant, Mrs Frank M. Conrad, Charles Brother dies in Millis, 09/12/1930:2 Resides in Norwich, CT, 11/10/1933:1 Conant, Ray Conrad, Harry Fall River man here for father's funeral, 10/24/1930:5 Police investigate case of petty theft, 05/04/1934:4 Conant, Virgil F. Conrad, William Dies at age 68, 10/24/1930:4 Resides in Wakefield, RI, 12/01/1933:1 Conant, Virgil Francis Cook, Douglass Obituary, 10/24/1930:1 Wedding described, 11/28/1930:1 The Concert Trio Cook, E.L. (see E.L. Cook Brick Co.) Goldstein, Sears, and Barrett entertain in Hyannis, 03/14/1930:1 Cook, Fannie Belmont, Becker, and Barrett, music for all occasions (ad), Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:5 10/23/1931:10 Cook, George A. Concerts Obituary, 06/26/1931:1 see also Bands and Orchestras; Bates School - Arts; Middleborough Taunton man dies at age 69, 06/26/1931:4 Memorial High School - Arts; Musical Instruction Cook, Harry Carl Lamson gives lecture-recital at high school, 05/23/1930:5 Returns here from Arizona, 10/24/1930:6 Concert by Central Baptist choir exceptional, 12/04/1931:9 Cook, Lydia W. Fine music program at Central Baptist features Boston quartette, Wed to Luther S. Bailey 55 years ago, 04/18/1930:7 05/27/1932:1 Cook, Thomas Local musicians perform with Taunton Orchestra club, 06/10/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:5 Old time concert delights members of Historical Society, 04/13/1934:1 Cook, Thomas Lathrop Wirt Phillips prepares local vocalists to present cantata Olivet to Funeral held in Palmyra, NY, 12/18/1931:1 Calvary, 05/25/1934:1 Cooke, Arthur Olivet to Calvary cantata a treat, 06/08/1934:1 New state patrolman here, 06/05/1931:1 Appreciates community service (l) (Wilfred B. Norris), 12/21/1934:6 Coole, Harry L. Confectioneries Lakeville-Rochester Congregational Parish extends call, 12/19/1930:1 Tripp's Candy Kitchen, chocolates and molasses kisses (ad), Coolidge, John 01/10/1930:10 Son born, 07/04/1930:6 Tripp's Candy Kitchen employs Mrs William Thayer, 04/04/1930:9 Coolidge, S. B.F. Tripp makes first ice cream of the season 55 years ago, Treasurer of Lakeville Gardens, Inc. (ad), 02/28/1930:5 04/11/1930:8 Coolidge, Sumner B.F. Tripp continues to branch out with business 55 years ago, Candidate for school board in Lakeville, 03/04/1932:4 08/28/1931:6 Included in Time article on 1883 Harvard crew team, 07/07/1933:8 Helen Thomas employed at Lucy Braley's candy kitchen, 09/29/1933:3 Coombs, Addison L. Lucy Braley opens candy kitchen for the season, 05/25/1934:3 Charged with speeding, and operating without lights, 05/05/1933:1 Old bake shop torn down, old candy works revealed, 06/08/1934:1 Coombs, Clarence E. Lucy Braley employs Anderson, Thomas, and Smith at candy kitchen, Struck by Dorchester auto while crossing South Main St, 05/20/1932:1 06/29/1934:7 Coombs, Ed. History and profile of Tripp's Candy Kitchen, 12/07/1934:1 Earns admiration of South Carver folk, 07/10/1931:7 Congregational Church (see Central Congregational Church; First Coombs, Edward A. Congregational Church; Independent Congregational Church; Lakeville Wins four-year-old lawsuit brought by Fall River woman, 10/03/1930:3 Congregational Church; North Middleboro Congregational Church) Coombs, Ella Congregational-Christian Association Lets South Main St house to Hynes, 09/29/1933:1 Local representatives attend service in Taunton, 11/07/1930:3 Coombs, Ella M. A.G. Cummings elected vice moderator of Old Colony United Rumor about discontinuation of Spencer work is false, 03/20/1931:4 association, 11/14/1930:1 Coombs, Ella S. Conklin, Ellen C. Spencer corsets (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Will in probate, 02/05/1932:5 Coombs, Elwin W. Conklin, John Titus Wedding described, 10/26/1934:1 Engaged to Marcella Stovall Babbitt, 09/26/1930:4 Wed to Empi Marie Hill, 10/26/1934:4 Wedding described, 11/14/1930:4 Coombs, Elwyn Student at Rhode Island State College, 04/25/1930:4
51 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Coombs, Ernest E. Corayer, Mildred Jeweler moves to 147 South Main St (ad), 08/22/1930:8 Engaged to Charles Merrill, 12/12/1930:8 Obituary, 07/03/1931:1 Wed to Charles Merrill, 12/26/1930:1 Dies at age 60, 07/03/1931:4 Corayer, Mildred G. Will in probate, 07/31/1931:3 Wed to Charles W. Merrill, 12/26/1930:4 Sale of entire stock (ad), 11/13/1931:5 Corayer, Mildred Gertrude Coombs, Georgina Wedding described, 12/26/1930:1 Obituary, 12/19/1930:1 Cordeiro, Joseph Wife of Clarence E. dies at age 58, 12/19/1930:4 Kohalo Hawaiians give concerts over WNBH, 09/16/1932:1 Coombs, Grace Member of Cape Cod Entertainers, 12/01/1933:1 Falls on ice, fractures ankle, 03/02/1934:1 Member of Cape Cod Players, 12/21/1934:1 Coombs, J. Archer Cordeiro, Manuel J. Obituary, 01/17/1930:1 Engaged to Mary Viera, 09/07/1934:4 Coombs, Joseph Archer Corey, Eva L. Dies at age 78, 01/17/1930:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/23/1930:8 Coombs, Madeline Corey, Raymond S. Resigns from H.L. Thatcher & Co., employed in Boston, 04/13/1934:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/23/1930:8 Coombs, Mrs Ernest E. Corn Firemen rescue kitten from treetop, 08/21/1931:1 George Leonard, hull corn man 55 years ago, 11/21/1930:8 Coombs, Rex C. Cape road stands do thriving business, 08/21/1931:1 Obituary, 11/28/1930:1 Cold weather has not affected Bowen's crop, 11/17/1933:1 Dies at age 53, 11/28/1930:4 The Corner Drug Store Coombs, Roy Malcolm F. Buck (ad), 06/16/1933:5 Dog places third at field trials in Assonet, 10/16/1931:3 History and profile of Middleboro business, 12/28/1934:1 Coombs, Thelma Florence Cornish (Dr) Wedding described, 11/02/1934:6 Purchases C.S. Jackson real estate 55 years ago, 04/03/1931:2 Coombs, William A. Cornish, Clifford Public Works employee struck by New Bedford driver, breaks leg, Resides in Whitman, 07/31/1931:1 02/27/1931:1 Cornish, Giles Judge orders inquest into death, 03/06/1931:1 Obituary, 06/06/1930:3 Obituary, 03/06/1931:1 Cornish, Herbert Dies at age 31, 03/06/1931:4 Benton St couple married 45 years, 09/28/1934:2 Inquest into death held, 03/13/1931:2 Corp, Marguerite E. Results of inquest, 03/20/1931:1 Engaged to Frank G. Reynolds, 09/22/1933:4 Coombs, William Ainsworth Wedding described, 09/29/1933:1 Over the Hill Lands (poem by Arleen Hackett Husted), 04/22/1932:7 Correa, Jacques Coon Hunting Not guilty of statutory offense, 03/02/1934:1 Joncas and Sisson bag 21-lb. raccoon, 11/03/1933:1 Correia, George Pacheco Cooney, P.J. Wed to Alice Juliette Farley, 05/18/1934:4 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/12/1930:5 Corriveau, Anita Cooper, June Marilyn Wed to Ome Xavier Jarvis in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Born to Joseph W., 06/05/1931:4 Corsini, Frank Cooper, Edward D. Daughter born, 06/16/1933:4 Obituary, 11/25/1932:1 Corsini, Leon Dies at age 71, 11/25/1932:4 Group proves ice fishing alive and well here, 01/26/1934:1 Cooper, Joseph W. Cosseboom, Adavilla C. Employed at post office, 02/28/1930:1 Obituary, 02/05/1932:1 Appointed temporary assistant post master, 05/08/1931:1 Dies at age 75, 02/05/1932:4 Daughter born, 06/05/1931:4 Costa, Emily New assistant post master, 07/31/1931:1 Engaged to Antoine A. Bessett, 11/06/1931:4 Appointed acting postmaster, 02/03/1933:1 Wed to Antone A. Bessett, 12/11/1931:4 Custodian at new federal building, 05/05/1933:1 Costa, Joseph Cooper, Joseph Willard Face burned by gasoline, 09/05/1930:1 Engaged to Roberta Marjorie Kidd, 01/17/1930:1 Costa, Margaret Wedding described, 02/28/1930:1 Youngster struck by New Jersey driver, 10/28/1932:1 Wed to Roberta Marjorie Kidd, 02/28/1930:4 Costello (Mr) Cooper, Virginia A. Atwood-Costello, Inc., Chevrolet (ad), 01/10/1930:7 Engaged to Delwin S. Shea, 09/29/1933:4 Cote, Edmond Wedding described, 10/13/1933:1 In appreciation for nomination to Governor's Council (l), 09/26/1930:3 Copeland, Urma C. Cotie, Mary C. Obituary, 11/04/1932:1 Obituary, 04/17/1931:1 Corayer, Edward Dies at age 15, 04/17/1931:4 Shoots 11-lb. fox, 12/19/1930:7 Cotsellas, Peter Daughter born, 05/29/1931:1 Camporis drives auto into side of building on North Main St, Corayer, Edward, Jr. 08/07/1931:1 Pigeon causes auto crash on South Main St, 10/06/1933:1 Cotti, Joseph Corayer, Lillian Son born, 09/30/1932:4 Infant ill with scarlet fever, 05/06/1932:4 Coughlin, Bernard F. Obituary, 01/26/1934:1 Brockton man dies at age 81, 01/26/1934:4
52 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Coughlin, Louise Cox, Alfred Graduates from Burdett College, 06/29/1934:1 Places in Chamber of Commerce essay contest, 06/05/1931:6 Coughlin, Louise R. Cox, Anna Attends Burdett College, 10/21/1932:1 Passes probationary period at Newark city hospital, 02/14/1930:1 Coughlin, William Cox, Anna May Receives 25-year service medal from Keith company, 07/17/1931:1 Starts special course at Taunton hospital, 05/05/1933:1 Council of Middleboro Churches Takes position as night charge nurse at Newark City hospital, "Yes" to vote by ballot, "No" to Sunday sports (ad), 10/30/1931:6 07/14/1933:4 Vote "No" to sports on Sunday (ad), 11/06/1931:6 R.N. in Hydrotherapy department of Boston State hospital, 10/20/1933:1 Counterfeiting (see Currency) Cox, Anna Mae Couria, Peter Graduates from Newark City hospital in New Jersey, 05/27/1932:1 Wed to Olive Davis Gomes, 11/13/1931:6 Resides in Boston, 01/05/1934:1 Court, Fourth District (see Fourth District Court) Cox, Edwin Court End Civic Improvement Association Graduates with highest honors from University of Maine, 06/05/1931:1 Submits questionnaire to town candidates (l), 01/06/1933:2 Portrays one of three kings in BU pageant, 12/25/1931:1 Courtney, Hazel Mae In cast of Boston University minstrel show, 02/26/1932:1 Wedding described, 05/09/1930:1 Cox, Edwin A. Courtney, Leo P. Elected principal of Plainville, CT school, 05/27/1932:7 Obituary, 04/25/1930:1 Principal of Plainville, CT junior high school, 05/05/1933:1 Brockton man dies at age 67, 04/25/1930:4 Takes social studies position at high school, biography, 09/08/1933:1 Courtney, Mary E. Cox, Ernest Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6, 05/05/1933:6 Daughter bon, 05/20/1932:4 Couture, Charles L. Cox, Frances R. Obituary, 12/21/1934:2 Takes training at Cooley-Dickson hospital in Northampton, Covel, Edith L. Belmont 12/07/1934:1 Son born, 07/03/1931:1 Cox, George A. Covel, Francis Pearl St couple married 50 years, 01/02/1931:1 Married to Bertha Pierce in October, 02/07/1930:1 Resigns as janitor of School Street School, 09/07/1934:1 Sentenced for stealing wire from town of Middleboro, 12/11/1931:1 Cox, George F. Covel, Henry C., Jr. Collides with Harris Newcombe at John Glass Jr. Square, 09/25/1931:1 Son born, 07/03/1931:1 Cox, Roy Covel, Richard Curtis Firemen called for burning chair, 06/23/1933:2 Born to Henry C., Jr. and Edith L. Belmont, 07/03/1931:1 C.P. Washburn Co. Covel, William Livestock feed (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Son born, 09/15/1933:4 Driver for Washburn, Dominic Bernabeo, collides with bicyclist Elmore Covell, Catherine W. West, 05/02/1930:5 Obituary, 11/11/1932:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 Covell, Elizabeth Safe blown, money stolen, 12/19/1930:1 Does graduate work at Columbia University, 10/10/1930:9 George Lee resigns, 02/20/1931:4 Covell, Francis Edwin Shaw resigns, 03/13/1931:1 Son born, 09/19/1930:4 Charles Haley's face burned by electrical spark, 05/01/1931:1 Covell, Henry Alfred Travassos thrown from bicycle when struck by Washburn Co. Daughter born, 03/31/1933:4 truck, 01/05/1934:1 Covell, Lyman Break-in at grain elevator, 11/09/1934:1 Funeral held in East Wareham, 06/05/1931:2 History and profile of Middleboro business, 12/14/1934:1 Covell, Mrs John H. Craft, Donald Funeral held in Worcester, 11/18/1932:6 Son born, 05/29/1931:4 Cowan, Joseph Craft, Donald D. Resides in Harwich, 11/06/1931:6 Wed to Dorothy D. Leach, 12/12/1930:4 Cowdrey, Frederick P. Craig, Arthu (sic) Obituary, 09/07/1934:2 Son born, 03/06/1931:4 Cowell, Hammett Craig, Arthur Son born, 06/24/1932:4 Breaks collar bone while carpentering in Rhode Island, 10/24/1930:4 Cowen, Annie B. Employed in Waterbury, CT, 06/12/1931:9 Beneficiary of Clarence Maxim's will, 07/31/1931:1 Craig, David Cowen, George A. Ill with measles, 06/19/1931:4 Applies for license to drain Benson's Pond for bog, 09/11/1931:2 Craig, Esther Cows Gives readings at East Bridgewater, 03/03/1933:1 see also Dairies Craig, James Chief Sisson's cow gives birth to twins, 02/28/1930:1 Purchases store from Charles Lyon, 08/01/1930:6 Mary Nitz arrested for poisoning cows, 04/04/1930:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Wolski sues Nitz for poisoning cows, 05/02/1930:1 Craig's Welcome Inn Poison charges against Mary Nitz not sustained, 06/20/1930:1 Opposite sanatorium in Lakeville (ad), 12/05/1930:10 Animals on tracks prompts call to police in early hours, 07/11/1930:1 Cram, Florence Heath J.N. Foster receives carload from New Hampshire, 08/29/1930:3 Daughter born in California, 12/12/1930:1 Joseph Foster in Vermont buying cows, 10/24/1930:6 Cram, Ralph Health department marks test violation, 01/09/1931:1 Daughter born in California, 12/12/1930:1 Largest calf born at Holmquist's Highland St farm, 09/11/1931:3 Susan Ashley leaves money to pet cow, 03/31/1933:5
53 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Cranberry Industry Cranberry Industry – Middleboro cont. see also American Cranberry Exchange; Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Contributes to important research on rot, 12/09/1932:1 Association; New England Cranberry Sales Co. Armed policemen arrest 55 men for intimidating bog workers, Specialist added to staff of extension service, 02/14/1930:2 09/15/1933:1 History of the McFarlin variety, 05/09/1930:2 Cranberry Industry - North Carver New specialist, George E. Short, now on duty, 06/13/1930:2 Harvest opens to fairly good crop, 09/05/1930:3 Picking starts next week, 08/22/1930:6 Freight house opens for shipping, 09/12/1930:8 Worst dry spell in many years, 09/26/1930:1 Vaughan and Lucas finish screening, 12/19/1930:9 Frost damages late crop, 10/03/1930:5 Harvest begins in earnest, 09/11/1931:3 State labor board rules industry as seasonal, 10/03/1930:7 Eatmor Cranberry storehouse hosts many guests, 10/09/1931:9 Crop estimates from 55 years ago, 10/17/1930:8 Eatmor Cranberry Storehouse No. 2 ships last of crop, 02/12/1932:2 Well-organized thieves hit screenhouses, 10/17/1930:9 Patenaude in town to harvest berries, 09/16/1932:3 Crop estimate below banner year 1926, 09/18/1931:1 Patenaude begins harvest, 09/22/1933:6 Market slow in September, 10/02/1931:1 Philip Cole finishes screening, 12/22/1933:6 Berry thief caught by cranberry experts, 10/23/1931:1 Conditions unfavorable, 09/21/1934:6 H.C. Perkins, relieve unemployment, build a cranberry bog (ad), Cranberry Industry - Plympton 12/25/1931:3 Herbert Whiting screens last of berries, 01/03/1930:7 Volume of upcoming crop an enigma, 08/05/1932:1 Herbert Whiting starts screening, 09/19/1930:6 Market slow, but opening price stands the test, 11/11/1932:1 Herbert Whiting begins harvest, 09/08/1933:6 Growers conduct themselves like veterans during tough market, Whiting screens and ships late berries, 11/16/1934:3 12/02/1932:1 Cranberry Industry - Rock Plymouth County produces more than half of U.S. crop, 06/09/1933:1 Screening resumes at Handy's and Hennessey's, 10/17/1930:8 Town outside of area with labor troubles, 09/22/1933:1 Turner and Handy & Hennessey finish screening, 11/21/1930:3 Labor troubles centered around Wareham and Carver, 10/06/1933:1 Handy and Hennessey begin screening, 09/11/1931:3 Union agitation over for the season, 11/10/1933:1 Screening resumes after 10-day wait, 10/02/1931:6 Good crop, but little money for upkeep, 03/09/1934:1 Screening nears completion, 11/20/1931:6 Dusting of bogs considered, 06/08/1934:1 Handy and Hennessey finish screening for season, 12/18/1931:6 Westerly, RI business for sale (ad), 06/15/1934:8 Handy and Hennessy, Bishop, and Betty Neck bogs start harvest, Season opens, 09/07/1934:1 09/16/1932:3 Pickers' strike blown up, 09/21/1934:1 Screening begun at Handy and Hennessy, 09/23/1932:3 Cultivation facts and history, 11/16/1934:1 Handy resumes screening, 11/11/1932:6 Cranberry Industry - Cape Cod Handy and Hennessey finish screening, 12/09/1932:6 see also Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association Bishop, Handy, and Gates in midst of harvest, 09/15/1933:3 Area produces 73% of country's crop in 1929, 01/10/1930:6 Handy begins screening berries, 09/15/1933:3 President of Ocean Spray addresses Commercial Club, 03/14/1930:1 Mrs Lewis Thayer and A.T. Clark pick cranberries for Adella Gates, George Dunham works on large addition for Ocean Spray Co. in Onset, 09/22/1933:2 05/16/1930:6 Handy to finish screening work at bog soon, 11/24/1933:6 Cape crop estimate may be high, 01/01/1932:6 Handy screening berries, 10/19/1934:2 Cranberry Industry - Carver Handy's screening nearly complete, 11/16/1934:3 Chester Weston sells West Carver bog to Kaski, 01/03/1930:7 Cranberry Industry - South Carver Shaw and Pentikinen build 15 acres of bog, 01/10/1930:6 Marketing last season a success, 01/10/1930:6 Holmes purchases bog from Barrows, 01/17/1930:5 Growers resand, 01/31/1930:1 Companies pay taxes, 08/29/1930:2 Bailey-Gibbs, Griffith, and Shaw add to bog acreage, 02/14/1930:4 Frank Weston takes prize at Brockton Fair, 09/19/1930:2 Time to drop "barrel" from grower's dialect, 04/11/1930:4 Fall River man charged with theft of cranberries, 10/17/1930:1 Cold spell keeps growers on edge of seat, 05/30/1930:4 Fall River men discharged in larceny case, 11/14/1930:1 Growers strongly against separation of boat line from NY, NH & Screenhouse at Huckleberry Corner destroyed by fire, 12/12/1930:4 Hartford RR, 06/20/1930:3 Dube sells bog near Middleboro-Plympton line, 05/15/1931:4 Little damage from frost, 06/20/1930:6 No representation on board of Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Assoc, Prospects shrink since bloom-stage, 07/18/1930:1 08/28/1931:2 Crop estimates reduced considerably, 07/25/1930:3 Bogs suffer from gypsy moths, 06/10/1932:2 H.R. Bailey starts bog construction at Lucas Swamp, 07/25/1930:3 History, 08/05/1932:3 Bailey builds addition to screen house, 08/08/1930:2 Companies listed on tax rolls, 09/16/1932:4 Some vines killed by heat and drought, 08/15/1930:2 Agitators still busy, 09/22/1933:1 Estimates vary, but all below last year, 08/22/1930:4 Cranberry Industry - Middleboro Laborers begin to file into town, 08/22/1930:4 Goodhue sells Freetown bog property to Wright, 01/03/1930:1 Old-timer Simon McGreggor back for harvest, 08/29/1930:2 Plymouth County Cranberry Co. petition in land court, 04/25/1930:2 Ellis Atwood's new packing house operates below capacity, Cowen proposal includes completely draining pond for cranberry bog, 09/12/1930:3 11/21/1930:1 This will go down as abnormal year, 09/19/1930:2 Harvey Domina complains of high water in Nemasket, none for bog, Weather unfavorable for coloring berries, 09/26/1930:2 05/15/1931:1 Harvest nearly over, 10/03/1930:7 George Cowen applies for license to drain Benson's Pond for bog, Winberg cannot raise water in Furnace Pond, 10/10/1930:2 09/11/1931:2 Crop estimate at 382,000 barrels, 10/17/1930:6 Emil Renne and Herman Lind petition state for damage to cranberry Good weather good for harvest, fatal to marketing, 10/17/1930:6 bogs from new state road, 05/13/1932:1 Aerial photos taken of bog properties, 10/24/1930:4 Growers warned in time of heavy frost, 05/27/1932:4 Frost arrives this week, 10/24/1930:4 Bogs suffer from gypsy moths, 06/10/1932:2 Movement of berries heavy, 10/24/1930:4 Frost damages crop, 06/10/1932:4 Shipments gradually reduce stock on hand, 11/21/1930:6 Stock gradually reduced, 11/28/1930:2 Winberg first to load car out of Tremont station, 11/28/1930:2
54 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Cranberry Industry - South Carver cont. Cranberry Industry - South Carver cont. Stock of late berries packed for holiday trade, 12/05/1930:3 Weather permitting, harvest should end November 1st, 10/27/1933:7 Makepeace company rents screenhouse space, 12/12/1930:9 Shipped parcel post, 11/24/1933:2 Stock reduction to usual surplus, 12/12/1930:9 Atwood and Benjamin corner market on Early Blacks, 12/01/1933:2 Rain provides water for bogs, 01/02/1931:2 Atwood Bog only one with berries left, 02/09/1934:2 Ellis Atwood has aerial map of property, 02/27/1931:2 Ernest Shaw completes census, 03/23/1934:7 First flooding of bogs for frost damage, 05/22/1931:2 Cold days and nights make growers nervous, 05/04/1934:6 Size of crop subject for conjecture, 06/19/1931:3 Frost gives growers pause, 05/11/1934:7 Ernest Shaw rebuilds old bog, 06/26/1931:9 Buds damaged in early frosts, 05/25/1934:2 Conditions indicate bumper crop of Blacks, ragged crop of Howes, Need good year after lean three, 06/22/1934:2 07/03/1931:3 Atwood ships first Blacks this season, 09/07/1934:2 Growers gather to witness spraying methods, 07/03/1931:3 Crop estimation a tricky business, 09/14/1934:2 Tentative estimate of early ripening, 07/17/1931:3 Rainy, wet conditions an obstacle to harvest, 09/14/1934:2 Bumper crop of a month ago diminishing, 07/24/1931:7 Growers out of luck, 09/21/1934:6 All previous crop estimates withdrawn, 08/14/1931:3 All stand to lose under present conditions, 09/28/1934:5 Fruit worms threaten crop, 08/21/1931:2 Too wet to pick, 09/28/1934:5 Harvest begins on small scale, 09/04/1931:3 Berries escape the chill, 10/05/1934:2 No scarcity of labor, 09/11/1931:3 With a few exceptions, harvest over, 10/12/1934:5 Weather ideal for harvest, 09/11/1931:3 Atwood Bog Co. pump house destroyed by fire, 10/19/1934:2 Vigorous start to harvest halted by weather, 09/18/1931:2 Cranberry Industry - Wareham Bad weather for picking, packing, and shipping, 09/25/1931:3 Enterprising Tremont man eyes Wareham 55 years ago, 08/15/1930:6 McFarlin harvests 500 barrels from 2.5 acres, 10/02/1931:6 Agitators still busy, 09/22/1933:1 Ellis Atwood has stored enough berries for three million Thanksgiving Cranmer, Howard dinners, 10/16/1931:6 Falls from horse, breaks leg, 08/26/1932:1 Few berries still on vine, 10/23/1931:9 Cranmer, Howard A. Warm weather bad for market, 11/13/1931:3 Fined $10 for failure to stay on right side of road, 10/03/1930:4 Improved conditions in market, 11/20/1931:3 Crapo, William H. Packing ends for season, 12/18/1931:6 Retires with over 30 years of service to post office, 11/10/1933:1 Large delegation attends Cape Cod Growers' meeting, 05/06/1932:5 Local letter carrier retires, 12/01/1933:4 Complaints of growers using poison, 05/13/1932:7 Crawford (children) No damaging frost to date, 05/13/1932:7 Children's absence causes alarm, 09/26/1930:1 Growers work hard during frost, 05/27/1932:7 Crawford, Alice Gypsy moths show up in abundance, 06/03/1932:6 Wed to James Philip, 01/17/1930:4 Weather conditions squelch estimates, 06/03/1932:6 Crawford, Harry Grace Perkins sprays bogs for gypsy moths, 06/10/1932:2 Resides in Providence, 12/25/1931:7 Gypsy moths reduce crop, 06/24/1932:6 Crawford, (Mr) Growers still guessing, 07/22/1932:6 Purchases Cobb place on Smith St, 04/11/1930:6 Grower devises instrument to estimate crop, 08/26/1932:2 Crawford, Wesley Harvest waits for color scheme, 09/02/1932:3 Resides in Southbridge, 01/01/1932:3 Growers think in barrels, but don't ship in them, 09/09/1932:7 Crawshaw (Mrs) Frost threatens, 09/16/1932:5 Loses fuel money to pickpocket, 10/26/1934:4 Harvest in full swing, 09/16/1932:5 Crawshaw, John Growers face potential frost, 09/30/1932:2 Caretaker of Thomastown cemetery, 06/20/1930:1 Rain welcome visitor to green berries, 09/30/1932:2 Creamer, Ralph Three men drop dead, all from natural causes, 10/07/1932:6 Purple martin colonies at Thomas' and Creamer's, 07/15/1932:7 Surplus whittled down, 11/11/1932:4 Creedon, John L. Growers close out season, 12/09/1932:6 Applies for liquor license for Owl Inn, 10/12/1934:1 Carver cranberries the best, 12/16/1932:7 Creedon, Mary Russell Holmes joins ranks of growers, 1/27/1933:7 Dies at age 97, 06/05/1931:4 Atwood Bog Co. packs last of berries, 02/17/1933:6 Obituary, 06/05/1931:4 Growers resand bog by hand, 04/21/1933:2 Creedon, Timothy J. Frost warnings will not be issued from state bog due to lack of funds, Pilot dies in crash at Port Washington, NY, 07/01/1932:1 05/19/1933:6 Crime (see Fourth District Court; Massachusetts State Police; Middleboro - Contradictory reports on frost warnings, 05/26/1933:6 Police Department) Prognostication best left till August, 07/14/1933:2 Crocker, Alice P. H.R. Bailey Co., one in series of sketches of progressive merchants and Funeral held in Provincetown, 03/23/1934:7 manufacturers, 08/11/1933:2 Crocker, Bessie A. Last year's crop sets standard, 08/11/1933:2 Great-granddaughter born, 03/31/1933:6 Size of crop still guess work, 08/18/1933:2 Crocker, Edward Estimate of 380,000 barrels is tentative, 09/01/1933:2 Funeral held at West Barnstable, 04/22/1932:3 Rain adds color to fruit, 09/08/1933:6 Crocker, G. Armed policemen arrest 55 men for intimidating Stanly's bog workers, Purchases 83-acre farm from William Hayman 55 years ago, 09/15/1933:1 10/16/1931:6 Harvest progressing despite handicaps and weather conditions, Crocker, Isabel 09/15/1933:3 Vicious dog bites McAnaugh and Chief of Police Sisson, 06/16/1933:1 Weather worst in living memories, 09/29/1933:4 Crocker, Lemuel N. Women fight at Gibbs' bog, 10/06/1933:7 South Carver couple married 50 years, 12/04/1931:3 Ellis Atwood ships Early Blacks, 10/13/1933:5 Obituary, 07/01/1932:7 Season unsurpassed for rain, 10/13/1933:5 Crogman, William H. No killing frost yet unusual, 10/20/1933:6 Obituary, 11/20/1931:4
55 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Cromwell, Calvin J. Crosier, Mrs F.A. Files for divorce, 09/21/1934:5 Head counselor at camp in New Hampshire, 06/27/1930:1 Cromwell, Edith Rose Crosier, Robert Husband files for divorce, 09/21/1934:5 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Cromwell, Ralph Cross, Bertha Replaces John Holt as manager of Moro's Market, 02/09/1934:1 On faculty at Memorial High School, 05/09/1930:1 Opens market in Hayes' block on North Main, 09/28/1934:1 Cross, Bertha May Cromwell, Wilfred J. Wedding described, 06/27/1930:1 Moves from Court End St to Peirce St, 04/04/1930:9 Crossley, Carol Soloist at Congregational church in Bridgewater, 11/21/1930:1 Completes graduate secretarial training course at Katharine Gibbs Resigns as tenor soloist at First Unitarian, 11/13/1931:1 school in Boston, 06/16/1933:1 Soloist at meeting of Ousamequin club in Bridgewater, 10/07/1932:1 Crossley, Carol F. Cronan, Francis Enrolls in Katharine Gibbs school, 09/09/1932:1 Organist broadcasts over station WNAC, 10/23/1931:1 Crossley, Frances Cronan, Howard Katherine Gibbs School grad takes position in Boston, 09/22/1933:1 Wedding described, 05/26/1933:1 Crossley, Helenmae Cronan, Howard F. Wedding described, 04/22/1932:2 Engaged to Ida A. Daniels, 05/05/1933:4 Crossley, Madeline Cronan, Katherine Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Obituary, 06/22/1934:1 Crossley, William Dies at age 74, 06/22/1934:4 Old family home of George Soule on South Main St (p), 07/04/1930:1 Cronan, Margaret Crosswell, Margaret A. Wedding described, 09/18/1931:1 Awarded land damages, 07/24/1931:1 Wed to Walter Peterson, 09/18/1931:4 Croteau, Ernest Shower held for recent bride, 10/09/1931:1 Collides with McCausland at John Glass Jr Square, 05/13/1932:1 Cronan, Michael Rev Cleveland struck by auto driven by Croteau, 01/06/1933:1 Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), Crothers, Arianna B. 07/17/1931:1 WCTU released from blame for letter to New Bedford Times (l), Crook, Carol Calvin 01/10/1930:4 Wedding described, 07/01/1932:7 Croutworst, Albert, Jr. Crook, Caroline Sue Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Born in Bellinghame, 03/31/1933:6 Croutworst, Allen Crooker, Hope S. Football player injured, 10/19/1934:1 Inquest ordered into death, 06/10/1932:2 Crowell, Adeline B. Crooker, Hope Sheridan Wed to Onni Pipatti, 06/05/1931:4 West Newton driver killed instantly on Cape road in South Middleboro, Crowell, Burpee 05/27/1932:1 Engaged to Mary F. Audet, 03/30/1934:4 Crosby, Harry W. Crowell, Burpee E. Wed to Priscilla L. Haskins, 06/19/1931:4 Wed to Mary F. Audet, 04/13/1934:4 Crosby, Lura E. Crowell, Elizabeth Blanche Obituary, 01/22/1932:1 Born to Ernest, 10/16/1931:4 Wife of Walter dies at age 38, 01/22/1932:4 Crowell, Ellsworth Crosby, Mrs Kenneth Injures hand in motor saw at Cranberry Sales plant, 07/04/1930:1 Resides in Florida, 07/08/1932:2 Crowell, Ernest Crosier, Betty Daughter born, 10/16/1931:4 Our Engine (poem), 07/03/1931:3 Crowell, Ina M. Crosier, Enid Engaged to Francis W. Elliott, 02/07/1930:1 Thrown from boat, injured by propeller, 06/29/1934:7 Crowell, Myra J. Engaged to Warren Frank Tillman, 10/19/1934:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6, 05/05/1933:7 Crosier, Enid S. Crowell, Nina J. In charge of play put on by local Scouts, 02/07/1930:1 Matron at State Farm, 06/16/1933:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Crowell, Otis Crosier, F.A. Resides in Nantucket, 07/10/1931:1 Head counselor at camp in New Hampshire, 06/27/1930:1 Crowell, Otis W. Crosier, Frank A. Obituary, 04/22/1932:1 Plays with Bridgewater State baseball team, 04/20/1934:1 Crowell, Sarah A. Crosier, Mary Joy Obituary, 12/16/1932:1 Wins local contest of National Oration Contest, 04/10/1931:1 Wife of Burpee E. dies at age 63, 12/16/1932:4 Places in Chamber of Commerce essay contest, 06/05/1931:6 Crowley, Francis H. First alternate in movie contest, 08/05/1932:1 Agent for Cities Service Products (ad), 12/16/1932:8 Wins place in finals of movie contest, 08/12/1932:8 Crowley, John Francis Junior Players present three one-act plays, 04/21/1933:5 Ordained at cathedral in Providence, 06/16/1933:1 Has lead in stock company production on Martha's Vineyard, Crowley, Louise F. 09/08/1933:1 Opens dance school at odd Fellow's hall, 11/16/1934:4 Junior Players school of theatre (ad), 09/29/1933:8 Learn to dance (ad), 11/16/1934:8 Tales position with Community Players of Boston, 10/05/1934:1 Cruckshank, Helen E. Coaches successful production of College Inn in Connecticut, Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 05/19/1933:5 10/26/1934:1 Cruelty to Animals (see Animal Welfare) Resides in Connecticut, 12/07/1934:1 Cucinnotta, J.P. New manager of W.T. Grant store, 11/16/1934:1
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Cucinotta, J.P. Curley, James C. New manager of W.T. Grant Co., 10/26/1934:1 Promoted to assistant district manager at John Hancock Ins. Co., Cuddyer, Margaret E. 01/09/1931:2 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:6 Curley, John Cuddyer, M.E. Son born, 04/25/1930:4 Closes Wayside place for the season, 01/02/1931:2 Curley, Leo D. Cudworth, Abbie Auto tips over after collision with Parmenter at Everett and Arch St, Falls, breaks hip, 03/27/1931:4 10/12/1934:1 Rock folks attend funeral in Lakeville, 05/08/1931:2 Curley, Mrs William Cudworth, Abbie C. Employed at telephone company, 09/19/1930:1 Obituary, 05/01/1931:1 Curley, T.E. Will in probate, 05/08/1931:2 Has business in Brooklyn, NY, 01/02/1931:1 Cudworth, Abbie Clark Curley, Thomas Widow of Elisha G. dies at age 87, 05/01/1931:4 Collides with Blanche Carr at Peirce and School St, 12/15/1933:3 Cudworth, Delia Curley, William Chimney fire in Rock, 09/04/1931:3 Employed at Middleboro Clothing Co., 09/19/1930:1 Sister dies in Bryantville, 12/04/1931:2 Curran, Frank Cudworth, Elisha Engaged to Charlotte Higgins, 01/10/1930:1 Puts Bishop Ave, private way, into good shape, 03/28/1930:7 Curran, Nora Chimney fire on Bishop Ave, 09/04/1931:1 Memorial service held for deceased WRC members, 07/01/1932:2 Cudworth, William N. Currency Engaged to Nellie F. Ryder, 04/24/1931:4 Counterfeit five dollar bills circulate 55 years ago, 05/23/1930:8 Wed to Nellie F. Ryder, 05/01/1931:4 Local employees get paid in gold in 1907, 03/10/1933:1 Culhane, Florence Public library has exhibition of scrip used in place of money, Married Fred Tepe, 11/23/1934:1 03/17/1933:1 Culhane, Florence E. Local merchants warned of counterfeit ten and five dollar bills, Engaged to Albert F. Tepe, 02/03/1933:1 12/07/1934:1 High school commercial department teacher resigns, 02/03/1933:1 Curry, George Engaged to Albert F. Tepe, 02/03/1933:4 Son born, 09/21/1934:4 Culverwell, Mary Curtin, Timothy A. Obituary, 06/03/1932:6 Obituary, 01/20/1933:1 Cummings (Rev) Curtis, C.E. Collides with New York City driver in front of Sacred Heart Church, Builder lowers rates (ad), 04/22/1932:8 09/05/1930:1 Curtis, Chloe S. Text of sermon on Ancestors' Day, 08/14/1931:6 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for bills, 01/24/1930:4 Cummings, A.G. Curtis, Clarence E. Alumnus of Phillips Academy, 06/20/1930:4 Posts notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 01/24/1930:4 Celebrates 25th anniversary of ordination, 11/14/1930:1 Gets three months for non-support, 11/14/1930:1 Elected vice moderator of Old Colony United association of Cushing (Mr) Congregational and Christian churches, 11/14/1930:1 And Tucker dig well at American Building 55 years ago, 10/30/1931:6 Delivers baccalaureate sermon, 06/19/1931:6 Cushing, Bertha Couple married 25 years, 11/03/1933:1 Slips, breaks leg, 08/22/1930:1 Alumnus of Harvard, 06/29/1934:1 Cushing, Bertha H. Cummings, Florence L. Obituary, 11/07/1930:1 Resides in Andover, 08/29/1930:1 Dies at age 63, 11/07/1930:4 Cummings, Lorimer Will in probate, 11/14/1930:5 Rear-ends Nemasket Spring Co. truck on Plymouth St, 07/18/1930:6 Cushing, Emily Davis Cummings, Lorrimer Obituary, 10/23/1931:1 Resides in Binghamton, NY, 03/23/1934:1 Widow of William H. dies at age 85, 10/23/1931:4 Cummins, Ralph B., Jr. Cushing, Herbert T. Wed to Mary L. Barron, 04/06/1934:4 Obituary, 11/06/1931:1 Cunningham, A.W. Dies at age 54, 11/06/1931:4 Myrtle St couple married 25 years, 10/17/1930:4 Elk honored at memorial service, 12/11/1931:8 Cunningham, Virginia Cushing, J. Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/19/1931:1 J. Cushing Co., chick feed (ad), 04/04/1930:2 Cunningham, William Cushing, J. Herbert Sentenced to three months for statutory offense, 03/09/1934:1 Couple married 54 years, 09/12/1930:1 Cunningham, William J. Cushing, J. Stearns Sunday sports (l), 05/26/1933:6 Facts regarding tuition pupils at Memorial High School (l) (t), Cunningham & Weston Bros. 03/04/1932:4 Petition for license to sell gasoline, 09/12/1930:4 Writes series of articles on school operations, 12/16/1932:1 Curley, Catherine The schools of Middleboro (l), 12/23/1932:2 Teaches in Kentville, Nova Scotia, 06/26/1931:1 Our schools (l), 12/30/1932:4 Curley, Edward Our school costs (l), 01/06/1933:3 In auto accident with Keith at Bedford and Center St, 11/02/1934:4 Our schools (l), 01/13/1933:4 Curley, Francis Plans column on history of schools, 02/17/1933:1 Enters Bentley School of Accounting and Finance, 09/11/1931:1 History of our schools (l) (t), 02/24/1933:2 Curley, Francis V. History of Waterville School (l) (t), 03/03/1933:3 Enters Bentley School of Accounting and Finance, 10/23/1931:1 History of Green School (l) (t), 03/10/1933:4 Graduates from Bentley School of Accounting, 06/16/1933:1 History of Union Street School (l) (t), 03/17/1933:4
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Cushing, J. Stearns cont. Cushman, Mrs Herbert L. History of Thompsonville School (l) (t), 03/31/1933:3 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 History of Plymouth Street School (l) (t), 04/07/1933:6 Cushman, Samuel History of School Street School (l) (t), 04/14/1933:6 Loaded team overturns on Precinct St 55 years ago, 02/14/1930:6 History of Pleasant Street School (l) (t), 04/21/1933:3 Horse frightened by traveling musicians 55 years ago, 06/20/1930:3 History of Rock School (l) (t), 05/05/1933:3 Cushman, Zebulon History of West Side School (l) (t), 05/26/1933:3 Funeral held at home of Bradford Cushman, 05/16/1930:9 History of Forest Street School (l) (t), 06/16/1933:4 Deceased Elk honored at memorial service, 12/12/1930:2 Cushing, Josiah G. Cushman, Zebulon P. Tucker and Cushing purchase American Hall property 55 years ago, Obituary, 05/09/1930:1 03/07/1930:8 Brockton man dies at age 58, 05/09/1930:4 Cushing, Josiah H. Mourned at Elks' meeting, 06/06/1930:1 Couple married 55 years, 09/11/1931:1 Cusich, Eugene A. Couple married 56 years, 09/09/1932:1 Engaged to Gladys Magilton Merrihew, 05/18/1934:1 Cushing, Josiah Herbert Cusick, John J. Celebrates 75th birthday and 54th anniversary, biography, 09/12/1930:1 Son born, 05/02/1930:4 Cushing, J.S. Cusson, Francis J. Tendered position of assistant superintendent to Minneapolis, MN Engaged to Elizabeth Brewster Sherman, 04/27/1934:1 schools, 08/01/1930:4 Wed to Edith B. Sherman, 06/08/1934:4 Cushing, Levi Cutter, Byron Wed to Verna McNaught, 08/21/1931:1 Wedding described, 12/05/1930:9 Cushing, Marjorie L. Son born, 10/30/1931:4, 9 New dishes and trays needed at St. Luke's (l), 05/22/1931:1 Cutter, Byron W. Cushing, Matthew H. Engaged to Carrie Hoadley, 11/28/1930:4 Turner house on Rock St razed, 11/11/1932:2 Wed to Carrie Hoadley, 12/05/1930:4 Cushing, M.H. Cutter, Carrie Hoadley Purchases stock and trade of J.M. Pickens 55 years ago, 06/13/1930:3 Son born, 10/30/1931:9 Plans new building on Water St 55 years ago, 09/04/1931:3 Cuzner, Verna Cushing, Mrs H.W. Children have measles, 06/12/1931:9 First rummage sale in Middleboro for benefit of old age home (l), Cyrouz, Joseph Richard 04/11/1930:9 Son born, 11/06/1931:4 Cushing, Ralph Czesnulewicz, Joseph Resides in Cleveland, OH, 10/14/1932:1 Guilty of assault on wife and daughter, 01/26/1934:4 Cushing, Robert Czesnulewicz, Pettrunelle Member of high school basketball and football teams (p), 06/22/1934:8 Joseph Czesnulewicz guilty of assault on wife and daughter, Cushman, A.H. 01/26/1934:4 Loses horse to colic 55 years ago, 06/13/1930:3 Cushman, Bradford K. D Obituary, 09/04/1931:1 Daboul, Shikary Dies at age 78, 09/04/1931:4 Obituary, 09/07/1934:2 Will in probate, 10/02/1931:5 Daddario, Louis Cushman, Charles F. Engaged to Catherine Reynolds, 10/30/1931:4 Obituary, 05/02/1930:1 Wed to Catherine Reynolds, 11/27/1931:4 Dies at age 79, 05/02/1930:4 Dahl, Alfred Petition for administration of estate, 05/23/1930:8 Has double fracture of leg after run over by tractor, 05/30/1930:4 Cushman, Charles L. Dahl, William A. Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Wed to Grace C. McKenna, 03/17/1933:2 Cushman, Clarence L. Dahl, William Andros Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7, 06/09/1933:6 Wedding described, 03/17/1933:2 Cushman, Earl B. Daiker, Herman G. Wed to Florence M. Huntley, 10/28/1932:4 Purchases Summer St property from Joseph Burroughs, 06/27/1930:1 Cushman, Earl Bradford Daily Fuel Service Co. Wedding described, 10/28/1932:1 New type of coal service (ad), 11/14/1930:5 Cushman, Earle Dainis, James Daughter born, 09/29/1933:7, 10/06/1933:7 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Cushman, Elizabeth H. Dairies Executor presents account of estate, 09/01/1933:6 see also Cows Cushman, Florence Huntley Alfred Fickert withdraws from firm, new name W.F. Fickert & Son, Daughter born, 09/29/1933:7 01/03/1930:1 Cushman, Harlas Alfred Fickert withdraws from firm of Fickert Brothers, 01/10/1930:9 Warren Gallond takes over stand on Cape road (ad), 07/03/1931:6 Tremaine Smith employs Russell Caldwell, 02/07/1930:11 Cushman, Harlas L. B.F. Elliott heads list of quality milk producers, 05/30/1930:2 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5, 07/03/1931:5 Local survey shows high standards, 06/20/1930:4 Bog workers threatened by agitators, 09/15/1933:1 Roy Wilkie starts milk route in Lakeville, 12/19/1930:7 Cushman, Herbert L. Ralph Buckman resigns from A. Tremaine Smith's milk route, Wed to Josephine Block, 06/29/1934:3 01/23/1931:6 Cushman, Jane Anne Barclay Kinsman, milk and cream, 3 North St (ad), 06/26/1931:3 Born to Earle and Florence Huntley, 09/29/1933:7 Henry Brousseau takes honors in national dairy show, 10/30/1931:6 Born to Earl, 10/06/1933:7 Sunnyside Farms, Haig Kayajan manager (ad), 11/06/1931:8
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Dairies cont. Dances and Dancing cont. Selectmen discuss milk situation, 01/08/1932:1 Permit for midnight dance turned down, 06/20/1930:1 Selectmen promise co-operation with local milk men, 01/08/1932:1 MCOF holds annual barn dance, 11/28/1930:1 Agreement reached on milk license, 02/26/1932:1 Benefit dance for unemployed raises $107.40, 10/30/1931:1 Brockton dairy gets license to sell milk here, 02/26/1932:1 MCOF Sacred Heart Court holds 24th annual costume and barn dance, Middleboro sells $45,000 worth of milk annually 55 years ago, 11/27/1931:1 03/04/1932:6 Elks charity dance feeds, clothes needy families, 01/01/1932:4 Joseph Dutra, poultry and dairy (ad), 03/04/1932:8 Elks' charity dance feeds, clothes needy families, 01/01/1932:4 Brockton firm gets milk license, 03/25/1932:2 Local Scout council holds first annual dance, 04/29/1932:1 W.W. Caswell carries 125,000 quarts of milk to Boston market 55 years Taylor's application could set precedent, 07/01/1932:1 ago, 03/25/1932:6 Gordon Craig's orchestra hosts dances at Pine Grove pavilion three days Selectmen adopt new milk regulation, 07/01/1932:1 a week (ad), 09/02/1932:3 Revised milk regulations (ad), 07/01/1932:2 Benefit dance held for town basketball team, 11/18/1932:1 Sunnyside Farms reduces price of milk (ad), 07/01/1932:2 Many attend MCOF annual barn dance, 11/25/1932:1 Milk prices drop, 07/01/1932:4 Elks annual charity dance held at Town House, 12/08/1933:1 Milk producers uneasy, 07/22/1932:1 Dorothy Ann Sweeney takes part in dance exhibition in Taunton, Answer to alleged misstatement (l) (William F. Fickert), 07/29/1932:3 03/09/1934:6 Tracy Putnam sells Guernsey herd to Dwight Kinsman, 08/26/1932:1 Selectmen allow limited privileges at Park Theatre, 11/09/1934:1 H.A. Standish, natural soft curd milk, Thompson St (ad), 12/30/1932:6 Danehy, M.J. Standish Farm Dairy, Thompson St (ad), 1/27/1933:4 Comes here from St. Bernard's in West Newton (p), 04/21/1933:1 First National awarded license, 06/30/1933:1 Daniels, Ida New milk code adopted, 08/18/1933:1 Wedding described, 05/26/1933:1 Daisy Do-nut and Coffee Shop Daniels, Ida A. Opens at 85 Center St (ad), 12/15/1933:5 Engaged to Howard F. Cronan, 05/05/1933:4 Daley, Alphansin Bellerive Danielson, John Daughter born, 02/27/1931:6 Son born, 11/18/1932:4 Daley, Daniel P. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/18/1933:5 Engaged to Blanche LaFlamme, 05/26/1933:4 Restaurant license renewed by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Wed to Blanche LaFlamme, 06/09/1933:4 Sells California wines (ad), 04/20/1934:2 Daley, James F. Danielson & Hintlian Bros. State patrolman transfers here from Nantucket, 05/22/1931:1 Petition for license to sell gasoline, 11/06/1931:4 Daley, Mary Ellen Danueks, Frank Infant daughter of William A. and Alphansin Bellerive dies, Chimney fire on Chestnut St, 12/08/1933:1 03/20/1931:7 Daquina, Guiseppe Daley, William A. Rum racket ends in gory fight and death in Lakeville, 10/17/1930:1 Daughter born, 02/27/1931:6 Dardinski, Stanley S. Daley, William Anthony Engaged to Janina J. Dzingeliski, 06/29/1934:4 Wedding described, 09/05/1930:6 Darling, Benjamin Dalton, Mrs Walter Barn at Paper Village burns 55 years ago, 11/06/1931:6 Funeral held in Brockton, 03/28/1930:5 Darling, Ida R. Dame, Allison Executor presents account of estate, 01/24/1930:5 Graduate nurse at Worcester hospital, 03/23/1934:1 Darling, Marjorie Dame, Marita Engaged to Harry Swicegood, 10/28/1932:1 Suffers from measles, 11/02/1934:1 D'Arruda, Mary Dame, Mrs Fred Collides with Matrisciano on old road to Taunton, 12/22/1933:1 Mother dies in Santa Maria, CA, 11/27/1931:1 Dart, Ernest E. Tire stolen from car at Staples Shore, 06/22/1934:4 Mello injured in collision with Dart near Fall Brook, 12/18/1931:6 Fence falls victim to Halloween pranksters, 11/02/1934:1 Dascoulas, Ethel Damon, Fred Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Attends family reunion in Abington, 10/24/1930:6 Dascoulias, George Chimney fire on Miller St, 03/23/1934:1 Member of high school basketball and football teams (p), 06/22/1934:8 Dams Dascoulias, Nicholas Old mill dam in Muttock (p), 08/08/1930:1 Applies for liquor license, 12/21/1934:4 That dam question (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 05/20/1932:6 Dascoulias, Nicholas G. Dance Instruction Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/04/1931:9, 02/26/1932:8 Mildred Windsor Buisson, high school dancing class (ad), Arrest made in Central Cafe fire case, 03/04/1932:1 02/07/1930:12 Dascoulias' Central Cafe arson case continued, 07/01/1932:1 Buisson's pupils present program, 02/14/1930:1 Dascoulis, Nicholas Buisson's pupils present 11th annual May Festival, 05/09/1930:3 Bids in Central Cafe property, 11/18/1932:3 Olive Towle opens Middleboro branch of Elwot Dance Studio (ad), Allegedly violates liquor laws, 10/26/1934:5 10/07/1932:8 Dascoulis, Nicholas G Elwot Dance Studio to have grand opening (p), 10/14/1932:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/21/1932:5 Edith Johnson, teacher of all kinds of dancing (ad), 09/14/1934:8 Dascouslias, Nicholas Louise Crowley opens dance school at Odd Fellow's hall, 11/16/1934:4 Wilfred Vickery in court for drunkenness and assault on Dascouslias, Learn to dance with Louise Crowley (ad), 11/16/1934:8 10/19/1934:6 Smith Dancing School opens in Red Men's hall, 11/23/1934:6 Daughters of the American Revolution - Nemasket Chapter Smith Dancing School teaches variety of styles (ad), 11/23/1934:8 Holds annual meeting, 05/16/1930:6 Dances and Dancing Hosts tercentennial ball at Town House, 11/28/1930:1 see also American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post; Balls (parties) Results of essay contest, 08/28/1931:2 Police stop exhibition dance by youngster Everett Smith, 05/02/1930:3 Passes resolutions upon death of Ruth Holmes, 04/15/1932:2
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Daughters of the American Revolution - Nemasket Chapter cont. Davis, P.H. Holds annual meeting, 05/13/1932:3 P.H. Davis Tailoring Co., S.A. Hokanson (ad), 04/04/1930:10 Celebrates 25th anniversary, 11/04/1932:1 Davis, Rena Passes resolution upon death of Edith Finney, 05/19/1933:3 Resides in Providence, RI, 10/24/1930:6 Celebrates 26th anniversary, 11/03/1933:2 Davis, William H. Holds annual meeting, 05/18/1934:7 Sheriff's sale on execution, 12/05/1930:5 Davenport, George Davison, George Dies in Keene, NH, 03/13/1931:1 Davison's drivers, Bromley and Richmond, receive awards for safety, Davenport, Helen W. 03/25/1932:6 Wife of Alvan N. dies at age 48, 09/08/1933:4 Davison, George C. Davenport, Helen Washburn Discontinues bus service to Bridgewater, 07/17/1931:1 Obituary, 09/08/1933:1 Day (Mr) Davis (Mrs) Purchases Holbrook farm on Pleasant St, 07/03/1931:6 Dies in Nashua, NH, 05/25/1934:1 Day, Charles D. Davis, C. Frank Engaged to Minnie B. Morrison, 07/01/1932:4 Photo appears in New Bedford Standard, 08/29/1930:3 Wed to Minnie B. Morrison, 07/15/1932:1, 4 Davis, Ellis M. De Faley, Dinah Henrietta Wedding described, 12/18/1931:6 Petition for administration of estate, 03/13/1931:5 Davis, Eugene De Renyl, Agnes Son born, 10/17/1930:4, 11/30/1934:4 Results of inquest, 10/02/1931:1 Davis, Florence Dealtry, Clarence W. Stenographer at State Farm, 11/21/1930:8 Resides in Watertown, 01/03/1930:1 Davis, Frank Dealtry, S. Grace Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 01/05/1934:1 Widow of Charles W. dies at age 82, 01/19/1933:4 Chimney fire in North Middleboro, 01/05/1934:2 Dean (Mr) Davis, Frank W. Has watch purchased in 1834 fifty-five years ago, 12/05/1930:9 Obituary, 04/10/1931:1 Dean, Doris Hathaway Davis, Frank Wheaton Son born, 01/16/1931:1 Obituary, 04/10/1931:7 Dean, Eileen Betsey Davis, Frederick W. Wedding described, 10/24/1930:6 Writer of dime novels dies in New Bedford, 01/06/1933:1 Dean, Eileene Betsey Davis, Gideon Engaged to Irving Robert Albright, 09/26/1930:3 Runaway horse gives a thrill on Wareham St, 08/21/1931:4 Dean, Florence L. Davis, Iradel Wed to Norman C. Smith 55 years ago, 10/02/1931:7 Obituary, 05/02/1930:2 Dean, Harold Davis, Iradel T. Son born, 01/16/1931:1 Obituary, 05/02/1930:1 Resides in Cleveland, OH, 03/23/1934:1 Dies at age 70, 05/02/1930:4 Dean, Lois Adelid_ (sic) Davis, James A. Wedding described, 09/16/1932:3 Beer and wine license granted by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Dean, Mrs Harold Davis, James H., Jr. Resides in Lakewood, OH, 05/18/1934:1 Engaged to Olive R. Young, 11/02/1934:6 Deane, Abial F. Davis, John B. Plumbing and heating (ad), 07/14/1933:8 Dies at age 32, 05/09/1930:4 Deane, Albert Davis, Mary Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/15/1930:5 Dies suddenly at Rock, 09/19/1930:3 Elected treasurer of Plymouth County Farm Bureau, 02/19/1932:1 Obituary, 10/05/1934:3 Chimney fire on Soule St, 02/26/1932:1 Davis, Mary A.B. Good reputation as egg dealer for 50 years, 05/06/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/12/1934:5 Retires after 50 years in egg business, 05/06/1932:1 Davis, Mary E. Poultry thieves still at work, 11/18/1932:1 Wed to Ralph W. Denham, 09/18/1931:4 Reports theft of poultry, 11/18/1932:7 Davis, Mary G. Poultry thieves still busy, 11/25/1932:1 Obituary, 09/19/1930:1 Barking dog leads to arrest Charlestown men for larceny, 12/02/1932:1 Widow of Richard A. dies at age 74, 09/19/1930:4 On legislative committee of county poultry association, 12/23/1932:1 Davis, Minnie Deane, Amanda Trust Co. employee narrowly escapes serious accident on Everett St, Obituary, 06/29/1934:1 07/11/1930:4 Deane, Amanda D. Haley and Berman plead not guilty to negligence as result of auto Wife of John M. dies at age 61, 06/29/1934:4 accident, 08/01/1930:1 Deane, Edward Employed at Trust Co., 10/16/1931:3 Son born, 09/28/1934:4 Davis, Mrs Ellis Deane, Edward T. Funeral held for sister in Brockton, 04/07/1933:6 Wedding described, 07/31/1931:1 Davis, Nathan Deane, Fannie M. Obituary, 02/23/1934:1 Martha's Vineyard woman dies at age 72, 01/19/1933:4 Buffalo, NY man dies at age 82, 02/23/1934:4 Deane, G.A. Davis, Nathan F. A correction concerning death of B.F. Thompson (l) (George E. Beals, Dies in Buffalo, 03/02/1934:1 G.A. Deane), 01/10/1930:6 Davis, Noah Obituary, 11/21/1930:8
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Deane, George A. Deer Ancestors' Sunday (l), 07/17/1931:1 Boston autoist kills deer in South Middleboro, 02/28/1930:3 Calves stolen from yard, 09/30/1932:2 Train kills big buck, 11/21/1930:1 Chimney fire on Thompson St, 01/06/1933:1 Cape train kills doe in Fall Brook, 09/11/1931:1 Ancestors' Sunday (l), 07/21/1933:1 Runs into plate glass window at Lang's, 10/09/1931:4 Deane, George Edward Brockton auto collides with deer near town line, 02/03/1933:1 Born to George P., 05/16/1930:6 Killed by train south of Fall Brook crossing, 03/17/1933:5 Deane, George P. Big buck killed by auto on Wareham St, 12/15/1933:5 Moves to Grove St, 01/31/1930:5 George Shaw's auto strikes deer on West Grove St, 03/02/1934:4 Son born, 05/16/1930:6 Deer charges Nathan Goldman's auto, 12/21/1934:2 Superintendent of Barbour Welting Co., 10/06/1933:1 Deer Hunting Deane, John Mason Interest wanes, 12/05/1930:1 Born to Wilfred, 07/22/1932:4 Henry Shaw brings in deer and fox, 12/12/1930:6 Deane, Louise Hortense Season quiet, 12/18/1931:2 Obituary, 07/03/1931:1 George Shaw one of fortunate, 12/18/1931:6 Wife of George A. dies at age 70, 07/03/1931:4 Numbers down this season, 12/09/1932:1 Deane, Martha Sumner Tinkham first to get deer in Rock, 12/09/1932:6 Resumes studies at Chandler School in Boston, 01/03/1930:1 Lincoln and Tinkham get their deer, 12/16/1932:2 Graduates from Chandler Secretarial School, 06/20/1930:1 Results of season, 12/16/1932:3 Deane, Mrs Harold Southworth and Boutin successful this season, 12/16/1932:6 Resides in Cleveland, OH, 05/20/1932:1 Very few hunters get their deer, 12/08/1933:5 Deane, Philip B. Only a few successful hunters in area, 12/15/1933:1 Appointed to membership in National Foreign Trade Council, Roland Tinkham gets his deer, 12/15/1933:6 11/04/1932:4 Only two local men able to bag one, 12/07/1934:1 Deane, Theodore Albert Carr among successful hunters, 12/14/1934:9 Resides in California, 07/14/1933:1 De Faley, Dinah Henrietta Deane, Wilfred Petition for administration of estate, 03/13/1931:5 Son born, 07/22/1932:4 Degree of Pocahontas - Assawampsett Council Dearborn, Russell P. see also Improved Order of Red Men - Nemasket Tribe Local state patrolman appointed Plymouth chief, 05/16/1930:3 Observes 5th anniversary, 04/04/1930:2 State patrolman now police chief in Plymouth, 07/25/1930:1 Celebrates 6th anniversary, 03/27/1931:5 DeArruda (infant) Celebrates 7th anniversary, 03/25/1932:4 Daughter of Manuel dies, 04/04/1930:4 Celebrates 9th anniversary, 03/23/1934:1 DeArruda, Augustus Holds 9th anniversary gathering with large attendance, 03/30/1934:1 Wed to Elsie C. Irving, 08/11/1933:4 Del Vecchio, Dominic A. DeArruda, Jesse Fined $15 for having gaming implements, 02/03/1933:1 Member of high school baseball and football teams (p), 06/22/1934:8 Delaney, Billy DeArruda, Manuel F. Crippled boy saves sister from drowning at Woods pond, 07/21/1933:1 Engaged to Willetta H. Goodwin, 10/19/1934:4 Delaney, Geraldine Wed to Willetta H. Goodwin, 10/26/1934:4 Crippled boy saves sister from drowning at Woods pond, 07/21/1933:1 DeArruda, Mary Theresa Delaney, Irene Infant daughter of Manuel and Mary Correia dies, 04/04/1930:4 Wed to Francis M. McDonald, 10/09/1931:4 Deas, David Wedding described, 10/09/1931:4 Daughter born, 08/18/1933:4 Delano, Amy Deaths - Lakeville Chimney fire at Rock home, 01/10/1930:3 Forty-six in 1930, 02/06/1931:4 Chimney fire in Rock tenement, 01/10/1930:3 Deaths - Middleboro Dandelions in full bloom, 01/22/1932:3 One hundred forty in 1929, 01/03/1930:1 Delano, Doris Seventy 55 years ago, 02/07/1930:4 Student nurse in New Bedford, 10/03/1930:3 Ninety-nine in 1932, 01/13/1933:2 Night nurse at St. Luke's, 05/13/1932:6 Rock sees more than their share since January, 06/09/1933:3 Delano, Philip One hundred forty eight in 1933, 01/12/1934:1 Employed at Betty Neck Cranberry Co., 05/02/1930:3 E.R.A. workers compile vital statistics from early life of town, Latest victim of mumps, 03/03/1933:6 12/21/1934:1 DeLapp, Ambrose C. DeBoer, Gerard Obituary, 05/18/1934:4 Has thrilling cruise with Sea Scouts, 07/21/1933:8 DeLea, W.J. DeBoer, Gerrit Son born, 08/08/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/07/1934:4 Delivery Businesses DeBrusk, Duehurst LaGrove see also American Railway Express Co. Wed to Annie Rice Nauman, 11/23/1934:1 Parks and Lovell open new business, Shaw's Express, 55 years ago, Decies, Henry 01/03/1930:6 Fined $5 for keeping unlicensed dog, 10/13/1933:1 Eaton's Express adds two-ton Reo truck to fleet, 01/24/1930:1 Decies, Mary Levi Brown purchases Swift's Express 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 Obituary, 04/07/1933:1 Lovell & Perkins wagon newly painted, new style harness installed 55 Wife of Harry F. dies at age 55, 04/07/1933:4 years ago, 05/09/1930:6 Decker, LeRoy C. Eaton's Express, furniture and piano moving (ad), 08/28/1931:3 Obituary, 01/05/1934:4 Railway Express Agency closes doors in South Middleboro, DeCosta, Vera F. 10/06/1933:7 Engaged to Christian Nielson, 09/29/1933:4 Dellarocco, Charles Wed to Christian Nielson, 10/13/1933:4 Pleads guilty to drunkenness and mutual assault, 04/22/1932:4
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DeLongchamp, Joseph A. Demolition (building) cont. Fined $1 for assault on Richard Benson, 10/28/1932:1 Stables at old Nemasket house razed, 06/29/1934:4 DeLongchamps, Joseph Old baker's oven on Standish property razed, 09/14/1934:3 Middleboro quota filled for national reforestation project, 05/26/1933:1 DeMoranville, Bertha E. DeLongchamps, Joseph A. Wed to Howard E. Wilbur, 08/15/1930:2 Wedding described, 01/10/1930:1 DeMoranville, Flora DeLongchamps, Joseph Arthur Moves from Everett St to Oak St, 11/11/1932:1 Engaged to Mary Rose Trinque, 01/03/1930:4 DeMoranville, Flora M. DeLongchamps, Maurice W. Wed to Richard C. Matteson, 03/17/1933:2 Wins auto in Middleboro Theatre and Pierce Hardware contest, DeMoranville, James 12/02/1932:1 Reports rampaging dog kills 60 hens, 11/03/1933:1 Delory, Edmund DeMoranville, Jean Grafton Collides with Silver on Plympton St, 04/01/1932:7 Four-year-old performs on radio, 05/27/1932:1 Delrymple, Melvern H. DeMoranville, Lester C. Engaged to Helen F. Gilman, 07/24/1931:4 Obituary, 10/26/1934:1 Delude, John Dies at age 63, 10/26/1934:4 Raid yields wine and beer, 09/26/1930:7 DeMoranville, Luther Fined $50 for keeping and exposing liquor, 10/03/1930:4 Burial at Rock Cemetery, 10/10/1930:9 DeMaranville, Allen DeMoranville, Madelyn Ill with scarlet fever, 05/02/1930:2 Engaged to Henry A. Bump, 11/28/1930:4 DeMaranville, Flora Wed to Henry A. Bump, 12/05/1930:4 Moves to Everett St, 05/02/1930:3 Wedding described, 12/05/1930:4 DeMaranville, Flora E. DeMoranville, Marjorie Engaged to Richard C. Matteson, 03/10/1933:2 Engaged to Samuel Rullo, 10/27/1933:4 DeMaranville, Flora M. Wed to Samuel Rullo, 11/10/1933:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/11/1930:4 Dempsey, Anne DeMaranville, Luther K. Born to D.H., 05/05/1933:1 Obituary, 10/10/1930:3 Dempsey, D.H. DeMaranville, Ralph Daughter born, 05/05/1933:1 Moves from Smith St to Oak St, 05/09/1930:3 Dempsey, John F. Demato, Americo State patrolman transfers here, 05/01/1931:4 Peeping Tom arrested Halloween night, 11/02/1934:1 Transfers to Framingham, 08/07/1931:1 Sentenced to ten days, 11/09/1934:4 Denham, Charles O. DeMers, Annette David Pollen fined $5 for assault, 03/23/1934:1 Wedding described, 05/29/1931:1 Denham, George B. Wed to Adrian Roy, 05/29/1931:4 Will in probate, 01/13/1933:5 Deming, John Executor of will appointed, 02/24/1933:5 Daughter born, 04/13/1934:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Democrats Executor presents account of estate, 02/23/1934:8 Democratic voters attention (ad), 01/17/1930:5 Denham, George H. Full ticket listed for 55 years ago, 03/21/1930:8 Obituary, 12/30/1932:1 File nomination papers, 08/15/1930:1 Dies at age 82, 12/30/1932:4 Elect delegates to state convention 55 years ago, 09/19/1930:9 Denham, Ralph W. Hold first rally of campaign, 10/31/1930:1 Wed to Mary E. Davis, 09/18/1931:4 Members of town committee from 55 years ago listed, 11/07/1930:6 Dennett, Alice E. Delegates elected at caucus 55 years ago, 09/04/1931:3 Engaged to James F. McHugh, 2nd, 10/13/1933:5 Local committee solidly behind Al Smith for president, 03/18/1932:2 Dennett, Alice Elizabeth Hold rally in Town House, 11/04/1932:2 Wedding described, 10/20/1933:6 Local committee organizes, 07/21/1933:1 Dennett, Charles A. League meets here, 09/28/1934:1 Receives engineering degree from Northeastern University, Hold largest rally in years, 11/02/1934:1 09/23/1932:2 Approximately 600 attend rally here, 11/02/1934:4 Dennett, Clara J. Committee makes no disbursement in last election, 12/07/1934:1 Obituary, 04/04/1930:6 Group issues charted for membership in Young Democrats of Funeral held in Plympton, 04/11/1930:6 Massachusetts, 12/07/1934:2 Will in probate, 04/25/1930:2 Rooms of Young Democrat Club renovated, 12/21/1934:1 Dennett, George Demolition (building) Foreman at L.O. Atwood box mill, 01/12/1934:7 see also Peirce Academy Dennett, Leola Esther Wilbur tears down old gas house 55 years ago, 05/22/1931:8 Wedding described, 01/26/1934:3 Peirce store may go down too, 09/25/1931:1 Dennett, Mrs George A. Contractor Andrew Fielding razes section of Thatcher block, prepares Hand decorated novelties (ad), 12/11/1931:10 for new construction, 10/23/1931:1 Fireside Gifts, 9 Court End Ave (ad), 12/02/1932:8 Old Brown house in Lakeville torn down, 11/06/1931:1 Woman's Exchange, 9 Court End Ave (ad), 11/17/1933:8 Turner house on Rock St razed, 11/11/1932:2 Dennett, W.H. Eaton's Bedford St barn torn down, 09/15/1933:2 Resides in Springfield, 08/29/1930:1 George Lang's old Wareham St landmark razed, 12/27/1933:2 Dennett, Winfield H. George Lang sells old bake shop on Wareham St to Herman and Faietti, Resides in Springfield, 09/04/1931:1 05/18/1934:1 Dennis, Gertrude Old bake shop torn down, old candy works revealed, 06/08/1934:1 Engaged to Henry Young, 05/16/1930:4 Old building on Wareham St razed, 06/08/1934:2 Wed to Henry Young, 06/20/1930:4
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Dennis, Grace L. Desertion and Non-Support cont. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/06/1930:5 Dennis Wilbur found not guilty of neglect, 04/06/1934:5 Denson, Benjamin F. Manuel Viera arrested for non-support of two minor children, Obituary, 03/04/1932:1 10/05/1934:3 Pondville man dies at age 55, 03/04/1932:4 Deslongchamps, Joseph A. Denson, Frank Wed to Rose M. Trinque, 01/10/1930:4 Daughter born, 04/24/1931:4 Desmaris, Charles Denson, Frank F. Run over by freight train, killed, 06/27/1930:1 Wed to Pauline A. Pearce, 12/05/1930:4 Inquest into death scheduled, 07/11/1930:1 Dentists Inquest held into death, 07/18/1930:7 see also Hardy, I.R. Desrosier, Joseph Butler's office closed for week in February (ad), 02/07/1930:7 Feltch's auto collides with Desrosier's log wagon at Everett St, E.S. Hathaway arranges for use of nitrous oxide 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:4 04/18/1930:7 Desrosier, Napoleon Dr Rounds' office part of remodeling plan for Thatcher block, Case of leaving scene of accident continued, 11/23/1934:2 09/25/1931:1 Judge orders continuance, 12/07/1934:6 Blasting at post office site causes damage to Raymond Wood's Another continuance ordered, 12/14/1934:2 businesses, 05/13/1932:1 Desrosiers, Jean John H. Hall, Peirce building (ad), 12/09/1932:8 Wedding described, 07/03/1931:1 Selectmen make arrangements for clinic here, 03/03/1933:1 Desrosiers, Jean M. Office of Woodward, Woodward, and Hall suffers break-in, Engaged to George A. Wilson, 06/26/1931:4 09/07/1934:4 Desrosiers, Joseph N. Denver, Frank Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/20/1930:3 Petition for administration of estate, 08/18/1933:5, 09/01/1933:6 Desrosiers, Napoleon Administrator presents account of estate, 10/05/1934:5 Horse destroyed after thrashing in stall, 03/20/1931:1 DePalma, Rocco Destruction of Property (see Malicious Mischief; Vandalism) Collides with Clinton driver at Four Corners, 06/22/1934:7 Developmental Disabilities Department Stores (see Alonzo F. Ryder Co., Inc.; F.W. Woolworth & Forty-three students tested here, 01/10/1930:4 Co.; The Boston Store; Trade Mark Stores, Inc.; W.T. Grant Co.) DeVic, Ethel C. DePasqua, Andrew Engaged to Henry R. Pierce, 05/11/1934:4 Engaged to Malina LaPierre, 09/23/1932:4 Wed to Henry R. Pierce, 05/25/1934:4 DePasqua, Andrew J. Devine, John Engaged to Melina M. LaPierre, 09/30/1932:4 Reports theft, 11/18/1932:7 Wedding described, 10/14/1932:1 Devlin, Alice Wed to Melina M. LaPierre, 10/14/1932:4 Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 Deporian, Arthur Dewey, George Guilty of assault on Victoria Lindsay, 11/23/1934:2 Member of Co. G 1st Tank Corps transfers to Camp Holabird, MD, Depression (economic) (see Civil Works Administration; Civilian 09/09/1932:1 Conservation Corps; Emergency Relief Administration; National Dewey, Julia Recovery Administration) Obituary, 1/27/1933:1 DeRenyl, Agnes Dies at age 75, 1/27/1933:4 Inquest held into death following auto accident in Wareham, Dewey, Julia B. 09/25/1931:1 Private funeral held on Marion Rd, 1/27/1933:3 DeRheims, Ethel G. Dewey Clothes Shop Obituary, 09/22/1933:6 Corner of Wareham and South Main St (ad), 03/14/1930:5 Derr, Bernice Keough Big removal sale (ad), 08/07/1931:4 Accepts post in Washington, DC, 06/13/1930:1 Moves to 69 Centre St (ad), 10/09/1931:6 Holds civil service post in Washington, 12/11/1931:2 Opens new store on Centre St, 10/09/1931:7 Desertion and Non-Support One of leading stores in Middleboro, 11/13/1931:7 Samuel Osgood arrested for non-support of wife and children, New quarters at 69 Center St has goods you need, 12/04/1931:8 01/03/1930:1 Prices lowest in community, 01/01/1932:7 Samuel Osgood pleads not guilty, 01/10/1930:2 Dainty Dot Women's Silk Hosiery, 02/05/1932:7 Osgood ordered to pay support to wife and children, 01/17/1930:3 Tenth anniversary sale (ad), 11/03/1933:2 Albert Rountry arrested for non-support of wife and children, Eleventh anniversary sale (ad), 11/16/1934:2 01/17/1930:4 Dewhurst, Elmer Seaman Howard Logrien guilty of not supporting wife, 05/09/1930:1 Occupies house on Wareham St, 09/11/1931:1 Orville Bennett guilty of non-support of wife and children, 09/19/1930:1 DeWolf, James Samuel Osgood case dismissed in Superior court, 11/07/1930:1 Returns to school for post-grad work, 10/27/1933:2 Clarence Curtis gets three months for non-support, 11/14/1930:1 Dexter, Stephen E. Manuel Viera charged with non-support of wife and children, Obituary, 12/01/1933:1 01/02/1931:1 Dies at age 71, 12/01/1933:4 Howard Logrien arraigned on charge of non-support of wife, Dextraze, Christina 02/27/1931:1 Engaged to Charles S. Bassett, 10/14/1932:4 Walter Bump's case of non-support continued, 05/01/1931:1 Wed to Charles Bassett, 10/14/1932:4 Howard Logrien gets two month sentence for non-support of wife, Wedding described, 10/21/1932:4 05/15/1931:2 Dextraze, Clarence Abbie Bruso has change of heart in non-support case, 05/06/1932:1 Five local men injured in accident in Bridgewater, 06/22/1934:7 Everett Holmes charged with non-support, 05/06/1932:1 Dextraze, Euclid Everett Holmes' domestic affairs aired in court, 05/13/1932:1 Car damaged in mishap in Bridgewater, 03/28/1930:2
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Dextraze, Euclide Diphtheria cont. Chimney fire on Lovell St, 04/10/1931:4 Local response to immunization clinic satisfying, 04/06/1934:1 Dick, Eva A. Clinic most successful, 04/06/1934:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/17/1931:5 Directories Dick, Harry E. Crosby Publishing begins work on new directory, 04/04/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/17/1931:5 Make sure your business properly listed (ad), 04/18/1930:2 Dickerman, Edith Whitman Town directory for 1930 now ready (ad), 08/01/1930:3 Wife of Henry A. dies at age 47, 11/17/1933:4 Representative of Crosby Publishing is in town, 05/11/1934:1 Thimble Club Daughters pass resolution upon death, 01/05/1934:2 1934 directory being compiled (ad), 06/15/1934:4 Will in probate, 01/26/1934:5 Disabilities, Developmental (see Developmental Disabilities) Dickerman, Mrs Henry A. Disasters Obituary, 11/17/1933:1 Local people hear from folks in California quake zone, 03/17/1933:1 Dickson, Everett Flood damage heavy here, 04/14/1933:1 Wedding described, 01/05/1934:4 High water undermines Bedford St, 04/21/1933:1 Dickson, Everett D. Severe rain storm causes trouble in Rock, 04/21/1933:2 Engaged to Donna M. Cameron, 12/27/1933:4 Diseases (see Middleboro - Board of Health; names of specific diseases) Wed to Donna M. Cameron, 01/05/1934:4 District Court (see Fourth District Court) Dickson, Henry Disturbing the Peace Obituary, 01/26/1934:1, 3 Paiva and Falconieri each fined $10 for causing disturbance at library, Dies at age 72, 01/26/1934:4 06/05/1931:1 Dill, Mrs Gordon John Wilbur family troubles land in court again, 04/29/1932:1 Loses house in Raynham to fire, child severely burned, 11/02/1934:1 Six young men each fined $10 for 4th of July activities, 07/15/1932:1 Dill, Ralph Three charged with disturbing the peace at Sophie Smolski's residence, Chimney fire in Lakeville, 12/19/1930:1 12/30/1932:1 Dimmock, Lydia J. Donald Gray arrested, 12/14/1934:2 Widow of Joseph H. dies at age 91, 01/20/1933:4 Doane, Arthur H. Dimmock, Mrs Scott Wyoming man visits after 48 years in the West, 05/26/1933:1 Mother dies suddenly in Charlestown, 11/02/1934:1 Doane, Doris L. Dimmock, Scott J. Local people hear from folks in California quake zone, 03/17/1933:1 Wedding described, 12/27/1933:4 Doane, George E. Dimock, Lydia J. The hardware man (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Obituary, 01/20/1933:1 Resigns as member of Planning Board, 02/07/1930:1 Dimock, Scott J. Awarded veteran's medal from Masons, 04/25/1930:1 Engaged to Gladys C. Swain, 12/15/1933:4 Break-in at South Main St store, 12/05/1930:1 Wed to Gladys C. Swain, 01/26/1934:4 Another break-in at hardware store, 03/13/1931:1 Dimond, Ira Hardware store serves public here for 52 years, 10/09/1931:7 Assault case filed, 03/21/1930:1 Hardware store on shopping tour, 11/13/1931:7 Dimond, Ira A. Full line of roasting pans, 12/04/1931:8 Charged with criminal assault on 15-year-old daughter, 05/01/1931:1 Useful items at affordable prices, 01/01/1932:7 Assault case held over for grand jury, 05/08/1931:4 Dealer in poultry supplies, 02/05/1932:7 Dinsmore, Eida E. Veteran bank officer honored, 05/26/1933:1 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 History and profile of Middleboro hardware business, 09/21/1934:1 DiPalma, Rocco Doane, George H. Wed to Sophie Inglese, 09/23/1932:4 New road from Centre St to Town House proposed 55 years ago, Wedding described, 09/23/1932:8 04/11/1930:8 Diphtheria Marshall of the day 55 years ago, 05/16/1930:7 Immunization to be administered to first and second graders, Contracts to tin roof at Taunton depot 55 years ago, 07/24/1931:6 03/21/1930:2 Doane, J. Harvey Prevention clinic in Town Hall (ad), 03/28/1930:5 Obituary (p), 12/22/1933:1 First of four immunization clinic sees 247 children, 04/04/1930:3 Dies at age 76, 12/22/1933:4 Prevention clinic schedule (ad), 04/04/1930:5 Petition for administration of estate, 01/12/1934:5 Second clinic hosts 336 children, 04/11/1930:1 Doctors (see Physicians) Final figures tallied for clinics, 04/25/1930:1 Dodge, Herbert Health officer gives Schick test to 265 children here, 10/31/1930:6 Daughter born, 04/22/1932:4 Results of local Schick tests, 11/07/1930:3 Dodge, Patricia Ann Parents lauded for cooperation, 11/14/1930:1 Born to Herbert, 04/22/1932:4 Vivien Braley only case in town, 05/22/1931:1 Dog Breeders Braley case under control, 05/29/1931:1 see also Southworth, Herbert A. Thirty-two children receive Schick test, 12/04/1931:2 Dog breeder George Lovell recognized in Sunday Globe 55 years ago, Immunization clinic (ad), 03/18/1932:2 10/02/1931:7 Largest clinic ever held here, 04/01/1932:1 Local dogs do well at Brockton trials, 10/23/1931:2 Last of clinics held here, 04/15/1932:1 Beck ships Doberman-Pinscher to Maryland, 02/19/1932:3 Clinic scheduled for Lakeville (ad), 04/15/1932:5 Beck ships Doberman-Pinscher to Philadelphia, 03/04/1932:1 Inoculations for Lakeville students begun, 04/29/1932:3 Beck ships Doberman-Pinscher to Newburyport, 03/18/1932:1 One hundred forty students inoculated at Lakeville, 05/06/1932:4 Howard Bryant's setter competes in field trials at Randolph, One case in town, 09/09/1932:1 04/07/1933:5 Results of local Schick tests, 11/18/1932:1 Lovell's English setters among winners in fall circuit, 11/02/1934:1 Schick test very successful, 11/25/1932:1 Fifty-five children inoculated at clinic, 04/14/1933:1
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Dog Shows Doherty, Catherine F. see also Dog Breeders; Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Obituary, 02/28/1930:1 Association Widow of Edward F. dies at age 75, 02/28/1930:4 Local bird dogs win prizes at Brockton, 10/10/1930:1 Doherty, John O. Local competitors place at South Shore Field Trials, 04/10/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Herbert Southworth's Joe's Royal Patch stars at Weymouth field trials, Dola (Mr) 10/09/1931:1 Purchases North Lakeville house from Lawrence Osborne, 04/07/1933:6 Kraus' dog places fourth, Coombs' third at field trials in Assonet, Domina, Harvey 10/16/1931:3 Complains of high water in Nemasket, none for bog, 05/15/1931:1 Mary Pauline Roach's English bull terrier takes second at Brockton fair, High water leads to verbal clash at selectmen's meeting, 09/18/1931:1 09/23/1932:1 Town manager and Domina patch things up at selectmen's meeting, Macgregor's Boston terrier takes first at Brockton and Bridgewater fairs, 10/23/1931:1 09/30/1932:1 Asks for revolver permit, 12/09/1932:2 Morrisey's Boston terrier takes first at Brockton and Bridgewater fairs, Selectmen take no action on revolver license restoration, 01/06/1933:4 09/30/1932:1 Resides in East Berkshire, VT, 10/05/1934:1 Bourgeois' and Lynch's beagles place at Bryantville trials, 10/14/1932:3 Domina, Harvey E. Local dogs in Wareham trials, 01/13/1933:1 Our new road (l), 09/12/1930:6 Lakeville dogs do well at Berkley show, 09/01/1933:3 Our idle resources (l), 11/28/1930:7 Brockton Field Trial club holds first trial at Lakeville farm, Free speech and free press (l), 03/13/1931:2 12/01/1933:6 Phantom economy (l), 04/03/1931:2 Field trials welcomed by beautiful weather, 09/07/1934:2 Ruling made what constitutes high water in Namasket, 07/24/1931:1 Dogs Selectmen conclude discussion on high water in Namasket River, see also Dog Breeders; Dog Shows; Hunting Dogs 07/24/1931:2 Alida Wadsworth attacked by pet police dog, 01/10/1930:1 That dam question (l), 05/20/1932:6 Mrs Manual Pavao held prisoner by dog, 01/10/1930:1 Domina, Harvey Edward Ernest Ashley's collie goes on biting spree, 01/17/1930:1 Wed to Laura Ann Pratt, 04/13/1934:1 Mrs Edgar Paun finds dog with puppies in barn, 01/17/1930:1 Donaghy, Charlotte E. Inspector of Animals Pushee gives report on rabies, 01/17/1930:2 Obituary, 11/27/1931:1 Some turned vicious by hot weather, 07/04/1930:4 Wife of William H. dies at age 61, 11/27/1931:4 Four men save collie from icy Nemasket River, 02/27/1931:5 Donaghy, Marjorie Dogs go on rampage in West's chicken house, 05/29/1931:1 Wed to George F. Tatro, 09/09/1932:4 Fish and Game association sponsors plan to protect dogs, 05/20/1932:4 Donaghy, Marjorie L. Please notify police about lost dogs (ad), 05/20/1932:8 Engaged to George F. Tatro, 08/26/1932:4 Town report, 06/03/1932:1 Donaghy, William H. Dog saves Pike family from fire, 06/24/1932:1 Moves to Boston, 01/05/1934:1 Dog charged with killing goat, 08/05/1932:2 Donahue, Peter Crocker's dog bites McAnaugh and the Chief of Police Sisson, Stubborn fire in kitchen of Cottage Ct home, 11/14/1930:1 06/16/1933:1 Donkin, George E.F. Sydney Thomas performs clever act of veterinary surgery, 06/23/1933:3 Funeral held in Boston, 09/25/1931:1 Mrs George Griswold's Pomeranian taken by passing autoist, Local Elks hold lodge of sorrow, 10/09/1931:1 07/21/1933:6 Elk honored at memorial service, 12/11/1931:8 Firemen rescue dog locked in bathroom, 08/11/1933:1 Donkin, George E.H. James DeMoranville reports rampaging dog kills 60 hens, 11/03/1933:1 Funeral held in Boston, 09/18/1931:1 Samuel Roberts reports pig killed by dog, 11/03/1933:1 Donlin, Joseph Stray dog kills Gamache's valuable rabbits, 11/03/1933:3 Daughter born, 02/19/1932:4 Wells bitten by Teceno's German police dog, 03/23/1934:1 Donner, George A. Dominick Serra bitten by dog, 06/29/1934:3 Announces candidacy for selectman (l), 12/30/1932:1 Mrs Elliott turns dog in for poultry killing, 10/12/1934:2 Platform is service (l), 01/06/1933:4 Dogs - Law and Legislation Candidate for selectman (ad), 01/13/1933:3 Middleboro share of license fees $1,784.16, 01/17/1930:1 Files nomination papers for selectman, 12/21/1934:1 Order signed to have dogs muzzled and restrained, 01/17/1930:1 Donner, Harold All dogs in Lakeville must be muzzled or restrained (ad), 01/17/1930:4 Takes position with Pilgrim Trust Co. in Boston, 03/23/1934:1 Restraint order in effect until February 5th, 01/24/1930:1 Donner, John Matter of stray dogs brought to attention of selectmen, 02/28/1930:2 Moves from North St to Everett St, 08/22/1930:1 Notice of license requirement (ad), 03/21/1930:10 Sells North St residence to Edson Bemis, 04/03/1931:1 Notice to dog owners (ad), 04/03/1931:8 Donner, Oliver Restraint laws under consideration, 07/17/1931:1 Employed at Talbot-Seeley, 04/01/1932:7 No restraints, 07/24/1931:2 Enters Gordon College to prepare for ministry, 09/28/1934:1 Eight hundred eighty licensed here, 12/04/1931:1 Attends Gordon College, 12/21/1934:7 Lakeville issues 289 licenses, 01/22/1932:1 Donovan, Henry C. Notice to dog owners (ad), 03/25/1932:8 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 Carroll Robbins fined $10 for keeping unlicensed dog, 07/29/1932:1 Donovan, Robert H. Bertram White fined $5 for keeping unlicensed dog, 02/17/1933:4 Resides in Boston, 08/14/1931:7 Town clerk receives new license forms, 03/31/1933:1 Dooley, Dorothy License notice (ad) (i), 03/31/1933:2 Studies nursing at Morton hospital, 01/08/1932:3 Henry Decies fined $5 for keeping unlicensed dog, 10/13/1933:1 Ill with influenza, 01/06/1933:4 Licenses add to town coffers, 01/12/1934:1 Dooley, Francis J. Luke Leonard not guilty of keeping unlicensed dog, 02/02/1934:1 Arrested for assault on Charles Angers, 12/07/1934:6 Herman Phillips fined $10 for keeping unlicensed dog, 03/02/1934:1 Door, P. Percival License requirement notification (ad) (i), 03/23/1934:8 Resides in Bridgewater, 04/18/1930:2
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Dorflinger, Russell L. Drake, Henry Scudder Engaged to Helen V. Young, 10/02/1931:4 Obituary, 08/21/1931:1 Wed to Helen W. Young, 10/16/1931:4 Dies at age 75, 08/21/1931:4 Dorr, P.P. Drake, Mary C. Resides in Bridgewater, 05/16/1930:9 Parking restricted around Drake property on Peirce St, 04/27/1934:2 Doucette, Doris Drake, Mrs Reginald Wedding described, 10/31/1930:1 Alumnus of Mt. Holyoke College, 06/16/1933:1 Doucette, Doris L. Drake, Ruth Engaged to Arthur T. Letendre, 10/24/1930:4 Engaged to Myron Glover, 06/27/1930:7 Wed to Arthur T. Letendre, 10/31/1930:4 Wedding described, 07/04/1930:1 Doucette, Joseph Drake, Ruth F. Chimney fire on Keith Ave, 04/14/1933:1 Engaged to Myron B. Glover, 06/06/1930:3 Douglass, Harry S., Jr. Engaged to Myron Glover, 06/20/1930:4 Falmouth man crashes into Douglass' car, 06/22/1934:7 Drake, Thalia Douglass, Mary E. A Christmas Story (poem), 12/25/1931:2 Wed to Daniel C. Munro, 10/31/1930:4 Drake, Walter Dow, Elsie Will in probate, 09/14/1934:5 District health nurse, 07/31/1931:1 Drama (see Theater) Dow, Elsie M. Draper, Webster L. District nurse resigns, 10/09/1931:1 Elks lodge holds annual memorial service, 12/09/1932:4 Dow, Nina Dressmakers Wed to Herbert C. Lawrence, Jr., 11/14/1930:4 see also Tailors Dowling, William E. Mrs S.A. Wilbur opens dressmaking rooms 55 years ago, 10/24/1930:8 Resident manager of Park Theatre resigns, 09/26/1930:1 Dupont's Dress Shop makes alterations to interior (ad), 03/06/1931:5 Dowling, William J. Dupont's Dress Shop in business 25 years (ad), 08/19/1932:3 New manager of Park Theatre, 02/28/1930:1 Jennie Merrihew moves business from 50 Wareham St to 41 School St Downey, Mercie B. (ad), 08/18/1933:8 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Helen Rose relocates shop to 25 Centre St (ad), 04/27/1934:8 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Drevinski, Polly Downing, Edward Graduates from Bridgewater Teachers' College, 06/08/1934:1 Moves to New Bedford, 11/18/1932:1 Drevinsky, Polly Downing, E.P. Receives first prize at contest at Steinert Hall, 07/03/1931:1 Resides in New Bedford, 02/03/1933:1 To sing over WEEI radio, 01/01/1932:1 Downing, Mrs E. Performs vocal solos on WEEI in Boston, 01/08/1932:1 Moves to Chatham, 04/04/1930:8 President of Glee Club at Bridgewater State, 06/03/1932:1, Doyle, George 07/07/1933:1 Resides in Pawtucket, RI, 10/23/1931:1 Appointed teacher for sixth grade in Stoughton, 06/29/1934:4 Draghetti, Joseph C. Drevinsky, Polly V. Obituary, 07/15/1932:1 To attend Bridgewater Normal School, 07/11/1930:1 Dies at age 38, 07/15/1932:4 Drew (Mr) Draghetti, Raymond Studley & Drew, shoes (ad), 03/13/1931:8 Teacher and coach at Fairhaven, VT high school, 01/02/1931:1 Drew, Alvaris Drake, Alice Bessie Resides in Clifton, NJ, 06/20/1930:1 Wed to Russell Elmer Appling in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Superintendent of Eureka Printing Co. in Clifton, NJ, 01/22/1932:5 Drake, Beatrice Daughter born, 06/23/1933:3 Teacher in Continuation school in Boston, 02/07/1930:11 Vice-president of NY alumni of Bradford Durfee Textile school, Champion woman driver of North Middleboro, 12/26/1930:2 12/22/1933:1 Drake, Benjamin F. Lectures at Bradford Durfee Textile school, 05/18/1934:1 Obituary, 06/06/1930:3 Drew, Elizabeth Drake, Carolyne Transfers from Rock to Green School, 08/15/1930:1 Ill with scarlet fever, 04/11/1930:2 Teacher at Forest St School, 09/08/1933:1 Drake, Cynthia T. Engaged to Dwight E. Mosher, 10/06/1933:1 Obituary, 01/10/1930:1 Engaged to be married, 03/23/1934:1 Widow of Charles W. dies at age 78, 01/10/1930:4 Drew, Elizabeth H. Drake, Enos Resides in Brockton, 04/25/1930:1 Engaged to Jane Ironside, 12/19/1930:4 Drew, Elizabeth K. Wed to Jane Ironside, 01/09/1931:4 Engaged to Dwight E. Mosher, 03/10/1933:1 Drake, E.R. Drew, Elmer Turns down call from New Brunswick congregation 55 years ago, Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 11/28/1930:6 Member of high school baseball, basketball, and football teams (p), Drake, E.W. 06/22/1934:8 Carriage carrying McAllister, Drake, and Barney overturns 55 years Drew, Elmer, Jr. ago, 01/17/1930:8 Accepts post of assistant chemist with New Jersey company, Drake, Harriet D. 10/12/1934:1 Funeral held in North Middleboro, 07/15/1932:3 Drew, Elmer O. Drake, Hattie C. Local bird dog win prize at Brockton, 10/10/1930:1 Obituary, 07/08/1932:1 Dog takes first at Brockton trials, 10/23/1931:2 Widow of Charles P. dies at age 76, 07/08/1932:4 Drew, George E. Petition for administration of estate, 08/19/1932:5 Land damages awarded, 07/24/1931:1 Obituary, 11/04/1932:1
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Drew, James Lawrence Drunk Driving cont. Wedding described, 06/13/1930:1 T. Francis Begley not guilty, 11/10/1933:4 Drew, Lawrence Alfred Wilmot fined $50, 04/06/1934:5 Resides in Rochester, NY, 04/25/1930:1 Walter Bosworth arrested, 09/28/1934:2 Manager of A&P in Plymouth, 06/06/1930:4 Walter Bosworth fined $50, 10/05/1934:3 Resides in Plymouth, 07/01/1932:1 Murray Gifford in court on multiple motor vehicle offenses, Drew, Mrs Lawrence 10/12/1934:4 Rochester woman heard over WHAM, 04/21/1933:1 Drunkenness Drew, Priscilla Jean Rampant 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Born to Alvaris, 06/23/1933:3 Carl Hagstrom arrested, 02/28/1930:9 Drinking Water (see Water Supply) Carl Hagstrom found guilty, 03/14/1930:6 Driscoll, Ellen A. Charles Purtell gets suspended sentence, 03/28/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 01/10/1930:5 Charles Boardman brought in for "directing" traffic at Center and Oak Driscoll, Stephen R. St, 05/09/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 01/10/1930:5 Epitannio Ramos pleads guilty, 05/23/1930:5 Drought Ralph Clark pleads not guilty, 05/23/1930:5 Fishing ban lifted, 05/23/1930:1 Henry Winterhalder fined $10, 05/30/1930:3 Worst dry spell in many years, 09/26/1930:1 Antonio Sawicki charged in Brockton court, 06/27/1930:6 Wells running dry in Rock, 09/26/1930:3 Raymond Travis charged with drunkenness and driving negligently, Causes windfall of apples, 10/10/1930:1 10/17/1930:1 Drowning Brockton man apprehended here, 10/17/1930:9 James Besse drowns in Onset, 06/06/1930:1 Viola Rudolph leads police on merry chase, 11/14/1930:1 False alarm at Staples Shore, 08/01/1930:6 Forest Garnett charged with drunkenness, reckless driving, 07/24/1931:2 Lawrence Chiouppi drowns at Loon Pond, 08/12/1932:1 Frank Gomes arrested after pole crash, 09/11/1931:1 Francis McCarthy narrowly escapes drowning in Oyster Pond, Chatham, Joseph Maleski and Peter Gasunas charged with drunkenness and 09/02/1932:1 reckless driving, 11/06/1931:1 Cora Vinal drowns in Carver pond, 06/30/1933:1 John Morrison sentenced to State Farm for failure to pay fine, Crippled boy, Billy Delaney, saves sister Geraldine from drowning at 12/25/1931:5 Wood's Pond, 07/21/1933:1 Dellarocco and Brown plead guilty to drunkenness and mutual assault, Missing man Louis Gabrey drowns in Nemasket River, 09/15/1933:1 04/22/1932:4 Drug Stores Eugene Bernier gets 10-day sentence, 04/22/1932:4 see also C.L. Hathaway & Co.; Morse's Drug Store Augustine Roy charged with drunkenness and reckless driving, The Corner Drug Store, Malcolm F. Buck (ad), 06/16/1933:5 07/01/1932:1 History and profile of The Corner Drug Store, 12/28/1934:1 Melvin Russell pleads guilty, 10/14/1932:4 Drugs and Medicines Lawton Barrows arrested for drunkenness after auto accident in East Johnson granted druggist license by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Middleboro, 11/11/1932:4 Drunk Driving Fletcher Barrows, Jr. pleads not guilty, 11/18/1932:1 Epitannio Ramos pleads guilty, 05/23/1930:5 Bert Flanders pleads not guilty, 12/16/1932:1 Ralph Clark pleads not guilty, 05/23/1930:5 Serra ends up in cellar, then jail, 01/06/1933:4 Ralph Clark fined $100, 05/30/1930:1 Angelo Serra found guilty, 01/13/1933:2 Antonio Sawicki charged in Brockton court, 06/27/1930:6 Bernard Keough pleads guilty to drunkenness and reckless driving, Harold Travis fined $50 and two weeks in jail, 10/24/1930:1 09/01/1933:1 Joseph Falconieri fined $100, 11/14/1930:1 Richard Bordeaux pleads guilty to drunkenness and reckless driving, Lambert Binns attempts suicide after arrest, 04/17/1931:1 09/01/1933:1 Richard Seed, Jr. fined $50, 04/24/1931:2 Leslie Aller not guilty, 11/10/1933:4 Ray Pickering fined $100 for drunk driving, $25 for leaving scene of Leslie Aller charges policemen, Rogers and Rogers, with conspiracy to accident, 05/29/1931:2 bring about arrest, 11/17/1933:1 Charge against Forest Garnett continued, 07/31/1931:2 Aller's charges against policemen discussed by selectmen, 11/17/1933:4 Forest Garnett fined $100, 08/07/1931:1 Alfred Wilmot arraigned on charges of drunkenness, reckless driving, James McKenna fined $100, 08/28/1931:1 and operating without a license, 03/30/1934:1 Wild ride through town leads to jail for men from Carver and Wilfred Vickery in court, 10/19/1934:6 Providence, 08/28/1931:1 Edward Perry gets 30 days for assault on wife, fined $5 for drunkenness, Frank Gomes fined $100, 09/18/1931:4 12/07/1934:6 Adason Vassar charged after auto accident, 10/09/1931:1 Dry Goods Adason Vassar case continued, 10/16/1931:1 see also A.R. Glidden & Son Adason Vassar fined $100, 10/23/1931:1 George T. Ryder & Co. have large display of dry goods 55 years ago, Peter Gasunas fined $100, 11/13/1931:1 07/18/1930:6 Alfred Souza fined $100, 02/19/1932:1 Dube, Albert George Fredette gets three months in Plymouth jail, 03/25/1932:2 Purchases Plymouth St cottage from Arthur Smith, 07/10/1931:4 Frank Riley fined $50, 07/01/1932:1 Occupies newly purchased home on Plymouth St, 08/21/1931:3 Augustine Roy fined $50, 07/08/1932:4 Son born, 05/04/1934:7 Octavier Varrieur sentenced to two months, 09/23/1932:1 Dube, Albert A. Melvin Russell gets two months, 10/21/1932:1 Wedding described, 08/14/1931:3 Fletcher Barrows, Jr. pleads not guilty, 11/18/1932:1 Dube, Joseph Fletcher Barrows, Jr. fined $100, 11/25/1932:8 Collides with Angers at Oak and High St, 10/07/1932:1 Bert Flanders pleads not guilty, 12/16/1932:1 Dubee (Mr) Bert Flanders fined $100, 12/23/1932:1 Purchases house from Arthur Smith, 06/05/1931:3 Warren Jackson fined $50, 06/16/1933:1 Dubee, Dorothy Tipsy driver nabbed after long chase, 09/01/1933:1 Wed to Christopher Dutra, 08/21/1931:4 Matter of tipsy drivers referred to town counsel, 10/27/1933:1
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Dubee, Dorothy C. Duncan, Georginia Forest Wedding described, 08/21/1931:1 Obituary, 04/18/1930:1 Dubee, Dorothy C.C. Widow of George dies at age 80, 04/18/1930:4 Engaged to Christopher J. Dutra, 08/14/1931:4 Duncklee, Chester V. Dubuc, Julian In crash with Taunton auto on new state road, 06/26/1931:4 Obituary, 10/07/1932:1 Wed to Ida M. Harp, 09/09/1932:4 Taunton man dies at age 77, 10/07/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Ducas, Anna Duncklee, George Funeral held in North Carver, 02/03/1933:2 Stolen bicycle recovered behind Lang's barn, 01/30/1931:1 Ducas, Joseph Duncklee, George N. Carver man dies at age 76, 06/12/1931:4 Northeastern University freshman on honors list, 12/14/1934:1 Obituary, 06/12/1931:9 Duncklee, Lynette South Carver man dies, 06/12/1931:9 Engaged to Adnah H. Harlow, 01/17/1930:1 Ducas, Mrs Alfred Completes nursing course in New Bedford, 03/14/1930:1 Obituary, 04/15/1932:3 Duncklee, Lynette D. Ducey, Avis Wedding described, 09/05/1930:1 Son born, 04/22/1932:7 Wed to Adnah H. Harlow, 09/05/1930:4 Ducey, Avis Shurtleff Duncklee, Mabel E. Son born, 03/04/1932:3 Obituary, 05/09/1930:1 Ducey, Charles Dies at age 46, 05/09/1930:4 Son born, 03/04/1932:3 Duncklee, Madeleine Augusta Ducey, Daniel B. Wedding described, 08/29/1930:1 Wed to Avis B. Shurtleff, 02/14/1930:4 Duncklee, Mrs Chester V. Duchene, Matilda Organizes new Seth Parker Club (ad), 03/31/1933:5 Receives 25-year service medal from Keith company, 07/17/1931:1 Duncklee, Ruth Eliza Duchesne, Ernest E. Engaged to William Lyle Sukeforth, 03/14/1930:4 Obituary, 05/06/1932:1 Wedding described, 03/21/1930:1 Dies at age 34, 05/06/1932:6 Wed to William Lyle Sukeforth, 03/21/1930:4 Duckworth, Helen Gray Dunham (Mr) Wedding described, 09/21/1934:7 Chimney fire at corner of Clay and Bedford St, 04/24/1931:1 Dudley, Harold Dunham, Arad Truck driver falls from 3rd floor piazza, 08/26/1932:1 Has remarkable fox dog 55 years ago, 01/23/1931:6 Dudley, Mary E. Dunham, Charlotte Bump Obituary, 12/28/1934:1 Son born, 07/29/1932:8 Widow of William dies at age 58, 12/28/1934:4 Dunham, Clara A. Dudley, William B. Obituary, 09/16/1932:1 Obituary, 01/05/1934:1 Wife of Charles S. dies at age 66, 09/16/1932:4 Dies at age 76, 01/05/1934:4 Dunham, Clara Howard Dufenier, Alfred Former resident of Rock, 09/23/1932:3 Purchases Plymouth St property from Josephine White, 01/30/1931:1 Dunham, Curtis Dufresne, Alfred, Jr. New Bedford couple married 38 years, 11/13/1931:1 Engaged to Sarah Catherine Erwin, 04/18/1930:4 Dunham, Edna Baker Wed to Sarah Gomes Erwin, 06/20/1930:6 Wedding described, 02/26/1932:1 Dufresne, Beverly Frances Dunham, Ethel Born to Frank and Natalie Tucker, 02/19/1932:7 Replaces William Brackett as assistant tax collector, 09/02/1932:1 Dufresne, Frank Dunham, Eugene A&P employee transfers to the Cape, 06/06/1930:9 Obituary, 03/06/1931:3 Resumes duties in Middleboro A&P, 10/03/1930:7 Dunham, Eugene I. Daughter born, 02/19/1932:7 Obituary, 03/06/1931:1 Dufresne, Natalie Tucker Dunham, Eugene L. Daughter born, 02/19/1932:7 Dies at age 50, 03/06/1931:4 Dufresnes, Francis Petition for administration of estate, 03/20/1931:5 Daughter born, 06/01/1934:2 Dunham, Francis Dufresnes, Natalie Tucker Daughter born, 03/27/1931:4 Daughter born, 06/01/1934:2 Dunham, George Dufur, Harold Works on large addition for Ocean Spray Co. in Onset, 05/16/1930:6 Resides in Falmouth, 01/03/1930:1 Etta Pitman in collision with Norton & Long truck driven by Dunham, Dufur, James 03/03/1933:1 Employed in Hyannis, 06/06/1930:4 Dunham, Harold F. Daughter born, 12/22/1933:4 Mail carrier takes position of clerk, 06/05/1931:1 Dufur, James H. Collides with Agnes Peranian at Pearl and Peirce St, 11/20/1931:4 Wedding described, 05/19/1933:1 Dunham, Harriett Dumps (see Refuse and Refuse Disposal) Memorial service held for deceased WRC members, 07/01/1932:2 Dunbar, G. Delmar Dunham, Harriett A. Promoted to manager of Talbot-Seeley Co., 03/25/1932:1 Obituary, 11/27/1931:1 Talbot-Seeley manager transfers to Taunton, 12/27/1933:1 Widow of Ellis D. dies at age 86, 11/27/1931:4 Dunbar, Richard H. Petition for administration of estate, 05/20/1932:5 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/10/1933:5 Dunham, Herbert Daughter born, 05/22/1931:4
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Dunham, Herbert H. Durant, Lester W. Furniture repaired and refinished (ad), 06/12/1931:10 Daughter born, 04/04/1930:6 Dunham, Horace Durfee, William H. New janitor of School Street School, 09/07/1934:1 Employees of old straw works (p), 02/28/1930:1 Dunham, James R. Dustin, Arlon R. Obituary, 05/29/1931:1 Brockton postal officer retires, 12/05/1930:2 Dies at age 52, 05/29/1931:4 Dutra, Albert Dunham, Leroy Member of Cape Cod Entertainers, 12/01/1933:1 Resides in East Orange, NJ, 03/18/1932:1 Member of Cape Cod Players, 12/21/1934:1 Dunham, Lorraine Alden Dutra, Christopher Born to Francis, 03/27/1931:4 Wedding described, 08/21/1931:1 Dunham, Luella F. Wed to Dorothy Dubee, 08/21/1931:4 Petition for care of insane person, 11/23/1934:5 Dutra, Christopher J. Dunham, Madeline B. Engaged to Dorothy C.C. Dubee, 08/14/1931:4 Wedding described, 12/18/1931:6 Dutra, Clara Dunham, Morton Engaged to Thurston Stetson, 05/02/1930:4 Resides in North Dartmouth, 10/09/1931:6 Dutra, Clara P. Dunham, Morton W. Wed to Thurston L. Stetson, 05/23/1930:6 Resides in North Dartmouth, 07/17/1931:3 Dutra, Della R. Dunham, Mrs Paul Obituary, 10/23/1931:1 Resides in Falmouth, 09/12/1930:1 Wife of Joseph dies at age 34, 10/23/1931:4 Dunham, Mrs Warren Dutra, Eva A. Employed at town treasurer's office, 07/21/1933:1 Engaged to Joseph A. Frazier, 11/09/1934:4 Dunham, Myron Wed to Joseph A. Frazier, 11/16/1934:4 Supposed gun play a joke, 09/11/1931:1 Dutra, F.H. Dunham, Paul Gasoline, kerosene, range oil, and fuel oil (ad), 12/12/1930:5 Daughter born, 01/10/1930:1 Dutra, Frank Son born, 07/29/1932:8 Daughter born, 12/09/1932:4 Dunham, Pauline Member of Cape Cod Entertainers, 12/01/1933:1 Born to Paul, 01/10/1930:1 Member of Cape Cod Players, 12/21/1934:1 Dunham, Roy Dutra, Frank H. Resides in East Orange, NJ, 08/08/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/19/1932:5 Dunham, Ruth L. Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Engaged to Arthur B. Jefferson, 11/21/1930:6 Dutra, John Dunham, Ruth Lincoln Daughter born, 01/23/1931:4, 10/05/1934:4 Wedding described, 11/28/1930:1 Dutra, Joseph Dunham, Ruth S. Engaged to Anna Jacintho, 04/18/1930:4 Wed to Clinton E. Clark, 09/15/1933:4 Engaged to Della R. Perry, 06/19/1931:4 Dunham, Walter H. Laying pullets for sale (ad), 10/23/1931:10 North Carver man dies at age 45, 07/18/1930:4 Daughter born, 07/22/1932:4 Sudden death touches South Carver folk, 07/25/1930:3 Son born, 02/09/1934:4 Obituary, 07/25/1930:7 Dutra, Joseph H. Dunham, Willard A. Engaged to Anna Rose Jacintho, 04/11/1930:4 Bed of crocuses in full bloom, 03/18/1932:1 Wed to Anna R. Jacintho, 05/02/1930:4 Dunham, William Dutra, Joseph Henry Lets Clay St house to Harry Hutchinson, 11/02/1934:3 Engaged to Anna Rose Jacintho, 04/04/1930:4 Dunham, William I. Dutra, Joseph R. Blaze at Bedford and Clay St burns 10 acres, 06/06/1930:6 Poultry and dairy (ad), 03/04/1932:8 Dunlop (Mr) Dutra, Mary Retires as superintendent of Star Mills 50 years ago, 01/24/1930:10 Engaged to be married, 06/15/1934:7 Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co. Dutra Family Louis Tessier manager of new Dunlop tire store (ad), 01/17/1930:4 Holds reunion here, 12/30/1932:4 162 Centre St (ad), 01/17/1930:8 D.W. Besse Co. Dunn, Edward J. Semi-annual shoe sale (ad), 07/18/1930:3 New motor vehicle inspector moves to house on Fairview St, Exclusive dealer of Walkover shoes, 10/30/1931:7 06/09/1933:1 Standard makes at under half price, 12/25/1931:7 Dupont, George N. Moccasins for sport and dress wear, 01/22/1932:7 Beneficiary of Ruth Holmes' will, 01/22/1932:1 Holds foot comfort demonstration, 10/07/1932:1 Dupont, Margaret Holds foot comfort demonstration (ad), 10/07/1932:8 Beneficiary of will of North Brookfield man, 01/30/1931:1 Daniel Besse and Fred Lang purchase business from Roger Kelley, Dupont, Virginia 05/11/1934:1 Widow of Manuel dies at age 74, 02/14/1930:4 Now at 29 Centre St (ad), 06/01/1934:8 Dupont's Dress Shop Dwellings - Fires Makes alterations to interior (ad), 03/06/1931:5 Chimney fire at home of Dennis Trinque, 01/03/1930:1 In business 25 years (ad), 08/19/1932:3 Cottage at Staples Shore destroyed, 01/10/1930:1 Dupont's Shoe Store Chimney fire at homes of Silvia, Tripp, Delano, and Gay, 01/10/1930:3 Building painted with black and gold, 10/02/1931:1 Chimney fire in Rock tenement, 01/10/1930:3 Durant, Barbara Elaine Chimney fire at Campbell's on Plymouth St, 01/24/1930:1 Born to Lester W., 04/04/1930:6 Chimney fire at Eaton's on East Grove St, 01/24/1930:1 Chimney fire at Campbell's on Plymouth St, 01/24/1930:4
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Dwellings – Fires cont. Dwellings – Fires cont. Chimney fire at Clark's in South Middleboro, 01/31/1930:2 Blaze at Lovell St home of Jurgelewicz, 07/17/1931:1 Edward Carlin burns to death in fire on Pickens St, 01/31/1930:5 Hot fire at Case's on Wareham St, 08/14/1931:1 Chimney fire at Ferraguto's on North St, 02/07/1930:1 Chimney fire at Cudworth's on Bishop Ave, Benson's on Chestnut St, Chimney fires homes of Wholan, Tallman, and Souza, 02/14/1930:6 09/04/1931:1 Chimney fire at Clark's on East Grove St, 03/07/1930:8 Malcolm Smith's house and contents destroyed by fire, 09/04/1931:1 Chimney fires at homes of Gauthier, Sisson, and White, 03/21/1930:1 Chimney fire at Cudworth's in Rock, 09/04/1931:3 Chimney fire at Lakeville home of N. Merrill Sampson, 03/28/1930:1 Fire in clothes closet at Patterson's on Cherry St, 09/25/1931:1 Plympton St house of Jesse Carpenter, Jr. razed by fire, 04/04/1930:1 Investigation into fire at old Otis Southworth house in Lakeville, Chimney fires at homes of Sherrard, Wood, and Stone, 04/04/1930:10 10/09/1931:4 Chimney fires at homes of Hall and Carter, 04/11/1930:3 Marion Rd home of Allen destroyed, 10/16/1931:1 Chimney fires at homes of Flood, Gardner, and Pollitt, 04/18/1930:1 Chimney fire at Clarke's in Lakeville, 10/23/1931:3 Chimney fire at Orrall's in Lakeville, 04/25/1930:1 Chimney fire at Leonard's on Thomas St, 10/30/1931:1 Chimney fires at homes of Nolan and Roberts, 05/02/1930:4 Chimney fire at Holloway's in North Lakeville, 11/06/1931:5 Chimney fire at Levellie's, 81 Everett St, 05/09/1930:3 Chimney fire at Case's on Wareham St, 11/20/1931:4 Family of Joseph Jacintho escapes suffocation due to smoldering fire, Chimney fire at Cleveland's on South Main St, 12/04/1931:4 05/09/1930:3 Chimney fire at Kelley's on Jackson St, 12/04/1931:4 Furnace causes trouble at Farrington's, 17 Webster St, 05/09/1930:6 Slight blaze at McMillan's on South Main St, 12/04/1931:4 Crippled Thomas Mooney barely escapes burning cottage, 05/16/1930:3 Overheated chimney burns through partitions at Rogers' North Lakeville Chimney fire at John Sturgis' on Cherry St, 06/06/1930:6 home, 12/18/1931:1 Chimney fire at Lewis Thayer's on Miller St, 06/27/1930:7 Chimney fire at Matulis' on Vernon St, 01/01/1932:1 Chimney fire on Miller St, 06/27/1930:7 Chimney fire at Matulius' on Vernon St, 01/01/1932:2 Fire in residence of Andrew Tinkham 55 years ago, 07/11/1930:8 Miller St house occupied by Strople and Jones destroyed by fire, Chimney fire at Jacintho's on Center St, 07/25/1930:3 01/08/1932:3 Chimney fire at Putnam's in Muttock, 10/03/1930:1 Chimney fire at Martin's on Hillside Ave, 01/08/1932:5 Chimney fire at Albert Pratt's on Pleasant St, 10/10/1930:4 Chimney fire at Weeman's on Clifford St, 01/08/1932:5 Chimney fire at Andrew Gibbs' on Tispaquin St, 10/24/1930:1 Fire in Allan house on Everett St, 01/22/1932:2 Oil stove smokes up Pearl St residence of Wheeler, 10/31/1930:1 Chimney fires on Tispaquin St, Cherry St, and Vernon St, 02/05/1932:1 Chimney fire at Maddigan's on East Main St, 11/07/1930:4 Chimney fire at Phillips' on North St, 02/12/1932:1 Stubborn fire in kitchen of Donahue home Cottage Ct, 11/14/1930:1 Philip Sisson's home and contents lost to fire, 02/12/1932:1 Chimney fire at Bryant's on Plymouth St, 11/14/1930:4 Wire on Southworth house breaks during storm, causes fire, Chimney fire at Ryder's on Plymouth St, 11/21/1930:5 02/12/1932:2 Chimney fire at Mello's on West Grove St, 11/28/1930:1 Chimney fires on Lincoln St, Rocky Meadow St, Center St, Oak St, and Chimney fires at homes of LeBaron, Bernier, Caswell, and Robinson, in Lakeville and South Middleboro, 02/19/1932:1 12/05/1930:4 Letendre's Thomas St home destroyed by fire, 02/19/1932:3 Chimney fire at McGrady's on Wareham St, 12/12/1930:4 Chimney fires on Soule St and Thompson St, 02/26/1932:1 Chimney fire at Shurtleff's on Sproat St, Dill's in Lakeville, Fire at Buckman's on Highland St, 02/26/1932:1 12/19/1930:1 Chimney fire at Thomas' on Chestnut St, 03/04/1932:1 Chimney fire at Wilkinson's on Cedar St, 12/26/1930:1 Calls made to Crossman Ave, Cambridge St, Thompson St, Wareham Chimney fire at Lamb's on Pleasant St, 01/02/1931:4 St, and North St, 03/18/1932:1 Chimney fires at homes of Lamb, Lindsey, and Gamache, 01/02/1931:5 Chimney fire at Bryant's in Warrentown, 03/18/1932:1 Chimney fire at Weld's on Chestnut St, 01/16/1931:1 Sarah and Abbie Wheeler make narrow escape from smoke filled house, Smoking boarder at McCausland's starts fire on Cambridge St, 04/01/1932:5 01/16/1931:1 Chimney fire at White's in North Lakeville, 04/08/1932:3 Chimney fires on Wareham St, West Grove St, Plympton St, and North Chimney fire at Hokanson's on Taunton St and at Wilmot's on Jackson St, 01/23/1931:1 St, 04/22/1932:4 Chimney fire at Hall's on Frank St, 01/30/1931:1 Pipe starts fire in curtains at James Moran's, 04/22/1932:4 Chimney fires on Precinct St, Plymouth St, and Marion Rd, Chimney fires at Lowocko's on Mill St and at Rorschach's on East Main 02/06/1931:1 St, 04/29/1932:1 Chimney fire at MacFarlin's in South Middleboro, 02/13/1931:3 Chimney fire at Pena's on Plymouth St, 05/20/1932:4 Chimney fire at Foster's on Highland St, 02/27/1931:2, 4 Chimney fire at Vassel's on Purchase St, 05/27/1932:1 Chimney fire at Galanto's on Vine St, 03/13/1931:1 Dog saves Pike family from fire, 06/24/1932:1 Chimney and roof ablaze at Russell's on Highland St, 03/20/1931:4 Nelson's Lakeville homestead destroyed by fire, 07/15/1932:1 Chimney fire at Bassett's on Center and Oak St, 03/27/1931:1 Fire in partition at Russell's on Highland St, 09/09/1932:7 Chimney fire at Prouty's on Pleasant St, 03/27/1931:1 Chimney fire at Sisson's on Webster St, 10/14/1932:1 Fire destroys house, barn, and two sheds at Nitz's on Thompson St, Beech's Lakeville house fills with smoke, 10/28/1932:1 03/27/1931:1 Blaze in closet of Berry's house on Center and Pearl St, 10/28/1932:1 Chimney fire at Mason's on Center St, 04/03/1931:4 Chimney fire at Howes' on Thomas St, 11/11/1932:5 Chimney fire at Dextraze's on Lovell St, 04/10/1931:4 Chimney fire at Phillip's on Fairview St, 11/18/1932:1 Chimney fire at McAuley's on Purchase St, 04/17/1931:1 Chimney fire at Willette's on North St, 11/25/1932:1 Cottages burned at Long Pond, 04/17/1931:1 John Mann rescues wife from burning home, 12/02/1932:1 Chimney fire at Martin's on Hillside Ave and at Dunham's at corner of John Mann's house completely destroyed by fire, 12/02/1932:4 Clay and Bedford St, 04/24/1931:1 Chimney fire at Grossman's on Plymouth St, 12/16/1932:1 Chimney fires on Marion Rd, Everett St, and Jackson St, 05/01/1931:1 Chimney fire spreads through partitions at 17 Barrows St, 12/16/1932:1 Firemen fight stubborn blaze at Gay's on Forest St, 05/01/1931:1 Chimney fires on South Main St, Fuller St, and Plymouth St, Still alarm for fire at Hayden's on Forest St, 05/01/1931:1 12/23/1932:1 Chimney fire at Moulton's on Cambridge St, 05/08/1931:1 Fire from still destroys house occupied by Pina, 12/23/1932:1 Chimney fire at Sparrow's on Plympton St, 05/15/1931:1 Chimney fire at Deane's on Thompson St, 01/06/1933:1 Chimney fire at Bassett's on Center St, 06/26/1931:1 Chimney fire at Hayward's on West Grove St, 01/06/1933:1 Chimney fire at Lamb's on Pleasant St, 06/26/1931:3, 9 Mysterious fire destroys house owned by Schlusemeyer, 01/06/1933:1
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Dwellings – Fires cont. Dwellings – Fires cont. Chimney fire at Logan's on Pearl St, 01/13/1933:1 Chimney fire at Ray's on South Main St, 12/14/1934:1 Chimney fires on Wareham St, Oak St, Arch St and at Cambridge and Chimney fires on Wareham St and Oak St, 12/14/1934:1 Clara St, 01/13/1933:1 Fire department called to Vaughan's on Plymouth St, 12/21/1934:1 Chimney fires on Plymouth St, Taunton St, Nemasket St, and Courtland Dwyer, Frank St, 01/20/1933:4 State patrolman replaces Nardone, 01/31/1930:5 Chimney fires on Taunton St and Pleasant St, 1/27/1933:1 Dwyer, Mary Chimney fire at Gibbs' on Wareham St, 02/03/1933:8 Wedding described, 01/17/1930:2 Chimney fire at Clark's on Cherry St, 02/17/1933:1 Dyer, Alma Chimney fire at Seaver's on Pearl St, 02/17/1933:1 Wed to Kricor A. Kevorkian, 1/27/1933:4 Chimney fire at Leroczko's on Mill St, 02/24/1933:1 Dyer, Alma M. Fire destroys Hiltz's house at Pleasant and Clay St, 02/24/1933:1 Files for divorce, 12/04/1931:9 Chadwick's Everett St house gutted by fire, 03/03/1933:1 Dyer, Christine Chimney fires at six home, 03/17/1933:1 Obituary, 02/27/1931:1 Chimney fires on Jackson, Chestnut, and Old Center streets, Wife of John G. dies at age 50, 02/27/1931:4 03/31/1933:1 Dyer, George Fire at Tispaquin St home of Irving Vaughan, 03/31/1933:1 Daughter born, 12/08/1933:4 Fire in rear of Cleaves' house on Summer St, 03/31/1933:1 Dyer, John Chimney fires on Plymouth St, Keith Ave, and Purchade St, Son born, 09/30/1932:4 04/14/1933:1 Dyer, Mrs George Chimney fire at Anderson's on Cherry St, 04/21/1933:1 Resides in Framingham, 09/12/1930:1 Chimney fires on West Grove St and in Lakeville, 05/05/1933:1 Dyer, Nancy Lee Chimney fire at Morse's on Summer St, 05/19/1933:4 Burned with hot water, 01/30/1931:4 Chimney fire at Linkko's on France St, 07/21/1933:4 Dyer, Walter H. Guilford rescues Merrill from burning cottage, 08/11/1933:1 Wife files for divorce, 12/04/1931:9 Chimney fire at Grossman's on Plymouth St, 10/27/1933:1 Dyke, Mrs Herman Overheated stove causes fire at Howell apartment, 11/10/1933:1 Resides in Waterville, ME, 06/15/1934:1 Chimney fire at Jenks' on Pleasant St, 11/17/1933:2 Dzingeliski, Janina J. Fires on Miller St, Chestnut St, Center St, and Arch St, 12/08/1933:1 Engaged to Stanley S. Dardinski, 06/29/1934:4 Fires on Oak St, North St, and Wareham St, 12/15/1933:4 Fire calls at Cherry St, Plymouth St, and Plympton St, 12/27/1933:1 E Chimney fires on Oak St, Hillside Ave, and Wareham St, 12/29/1933:1 E.A. Strout Co. Chimney fires on Plymouth St and on Barrows St, 01/05/1934:1 John D. Sullivan takes over Strout agency, 08/14/1931:1 Chimney fire at Davis' in North Middleboro, 01/05/1934:2 J.D. Sullivan resident manager (ad), 08/14/1931:8 Chimney fires the order of the day, five calls answered, 01/26/1934:1 E.A. Strout Realty Agency Chimney fire at Wilbur's on Marion Rd and Tinkham's on Miller St, E.B. Lovell, Tel 93 (ad), 01/03/1930:7 01/26/1934:3 Eames, Pauline Chimney fire at Buckman's on Highland St, 02/02/1934:3 Barn on Marion Rd burns down, 07/15/1932:3 Chimney fire at Benson's on Arch St, 02/02/1934:4 Earle, Harvey E. Chimney fire at Buckman's on Highland St, 02/02/1934:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:5 Fire in cellar of Willis' Lakeville home, 02/02/1934:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/10/1932:5 Chimney fires on Plympton St, School St, and Summer St, 02/09/1934:1 Earthquakes Alton Rogers' Wareham St house gutted by fire, 02/16/1934:4 Local people hear from folks in California, 03/17/1933:1 Chimney fires on Thomas, Benton, Highland, Taunton and Wareham East Taunton Street Railway streets, 02/16/1934:4 Plans removal of tracks and rails, 04/18/1930:1 Chimney fire at Shaw's on Fuller St, 02/23/1934:1 Steam shovel entangled in overhead wires on Center St, 05/23/1930:1 Chimney fires on Purchase St and Summer St, 03/02/1934:1 Easterbrook, Sarah Jane Chimney fire at Wilbur's on Wareham St, 03/09/1934:1 Obituary, 05/06/1932:1 Chimney fires on Miller St and Pine St, 03/23/1934:1 Widow of Mason dies at age 83, 05/06/1932:6 Chimney fire at Kennedy's on West Grove St, 03/30/1934:1 Eastman, Edna Johanna Chimney fire at Hartling's in Rock, 03/30/1934:6 Wed to Howard Francis Benson, 09/12/1930:3 Chimney fires on Thompson St and Highland St, 04/06/1934:1 Eaton (Miss) Chimney fires on Center St and on Arlington St, 04/20/1934:1 Eleven pupils perform, 07/25/1930:1 Chimney fires on Benson St, Plymouth St, and West Grove St, Eaton (Mr) 04/27/1934:1 Runs Eaton Family School 55 years ago, 09/12/1930:7 Fire in hot water heater at Allan's on Courtland St, 05/11/1934:1 Eaton, Amos Roof fire at Erickson's starts with burning hedge trimmings, Chimney fire on East Grove St, 01/24/1930:1 05/11/1934:1 Public library has exhibition of scrip used in place of money, Frank Carver's farmhouse on Wareham St destroyed, 05/18/1934:1 03/17/1933:1 Chimney fire at 20 West Grove St, 06/08/1934:1 Eaton, Amos H. Chimney fire at Trinque's on Arch St, 09/14/1934:2 Class at Eaton private school about 50 years ago (p), 05/02/1930:1 Chimney fire at Black's on Fairview St, 10/19/1934:1 Eaton, Azel T. Fire in partitions of Wambolt home on Taunton Rd, 10/19/1934:1 Obituary, 10/20/1933:1 Chimney fires on Thomas, Wood, East Grove, and West Grove St, Dies at age 81, 10/20/1933:4 11/16/1934:1 Petition for administration of estate, 11/17/1933:5 Blaze on outside of Fred Thomas' Prospect St house, 11/30/1934:1 Eaton, Carrie W. Chimney fire at Buchanan's on Plymouth St, 11/30/1934:1 Pupil Hazel Lincoln gives recital, 07/18/1930:1 Chimney fires on Thompson St and Miller St, 12/07/1934:1 Instructor in artistic pianoforte playing (ad), 09/05/1930:10
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Eaton, Carrie W. cont. Eclipses Pupils perform at annual piano recital, 07/03/1931:1 Last in New England for decades, 08/26/1932:2 Pianoforte recital pleasing, 07/08/1932:2 Great view from Middleboro, 09/02/1932:1 Falls, injures leg, 09/09/1932:1 Local view very good, 09/02/1932:1 Fourteen students perform at Legion hall, 07/14/1933:3 Economics Eaton, Cassie E. Phantom economy (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 04/03/1931:2 Case in land court, 10/30/1931:4 Profit loving dumb-bells (l) (t) (Elmer E. Phinney), 04/03/1931:3 Eaton, Charles Home sweet home with variations (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 04/10/1931:3 Daughter born, 03/23/1934:4 We'll be singing Sweet Adeline (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 02/16/1934:6 Eaton, Charles H. Eddy, Anna C. Coach of play for Stoughton Sigma Delta club, 02/07/1930:1 Petition for probate of will, 12/21/1934:5 Eaton, Clara Eddy, Anna Cady Bedford St barn torn down, 09/15/1933:2 Obituary, 12/14/1934:1 Eaton, Clara W. Dies at age 86, 12/14/1934:4 Injured in fall, 12/02/1932:6 Eddy, Caleb Eaton, Hannah S. Lightning strikes shingles on house, 06/15/1934:2 Obituary, 12/28/1934:1 Eddy, E. Elizabeth Widow of Azel dies at age 81, 12/28/1934:4 Executrix presents final account of estate, 11/21/1930:7 Eaton, Harriette B. Eddy, W. Osgood Aprons and novelties, Lakeville (ad), 10/20/1933:8 Administratrix presents account of estate, 11/21/1930:7 Harriette B. Eaton's Shop, handmade spreads, aprons, and pillows (ad), Eddy, William C. 11/24/1933:5 Brief biography (p), 04/18/1930:1 Wayside Dress Shop, South Main St, Lakeville (ad), 02/23/1934:5 Eddy, Zachariah Eaton, Helen Law office building included in village at Eastern States Exposition, Lincoln (poem), 02/16/1934:4 09/22/1933:1 Eaton, Judith Eddy Family Lucy Taylor struck by auto driven by Eaton, 04/20/1934:1 Annual meeting convenes for 13th time, 09/15/1933:3 Eaton, Lizzie Holds 14th annual meeting, 09/14/1934:3 Memorial service held for deceased WRC members, 07/01/1932:2 Edgerly, Elizabeth Tripp Eaton, Lizzie F. Son born, 11/16/1934:1 Obituary, 07/24/1931:1 Edgerly, George T. Widow of Alexander dies at age 71, 07/24/1931:4 Engaged to Mary H. Ferraguto, 12/28/1934:4 A tribute (l) (H.S.S.), 07/24/1931:8 Edgerly, Julian J. Will in probate, 08/07/1931:5 Son born, 11/16/1934:1 Petition for continuation of business, 08/14/1931:5 Edin, Edna Nemasket Grange passes resolutions upon death, 09/04/1931:1 Obituary, 05/29/1931:6 Grange passes resolutions upon death, 09/11/1931:3 Edin, Edna C. Administrator presents account of estate, 12/15/1933:7 Wife of Elmer E. dies at age 42, 05/29/1931:4 Eaton, Mrs Williams Edin, Mrs Elmer Has pansies and dandelions in bloom, 01/22/1932:2 Funeral held at Rock, 06/05/1931:3 Brother-in-law dies in Hartford, CT, 07/01/1932:3 Edlund, Ivar Eaton, William S. Engaged to Ruth Mildred Martenson, 01/08/1932:1 Embarks on round-the-world tour, 01/12/1934:7 Wedding described, 07/08/1932:1 Eaton, W.S. Edlund, Ivar H. And wife return from round the world trip, 05/18/1934:2 Engaged to Ruth M. Martenson, 06/24/1932:4 Eaton Family School Wed to Ruth M. Martenson, 07/08/1932:4 Class at Eaton private school about 50 years ago (p), 05/02/1930:1 Edlund, Ruth Martenson Mr Eaton runs school 55 years ago, 09/12/1930:7 Resides in Arlington, 10/26/1934:1 Renovated and refurnished 55 years ago, 03/18/1932:7 Edson, James E. Eaton's Express Dies at age 79, 10/12/1934:4 Adds two-ton Reo truck to fleet, 01/24/1930:1 Obituary, 10/19/1934:1 Furniture and piano moving (ad), 08/28/1931:3 Will in probate, 10/19/1934:8 Eayres, Frederick Edson, Pliny B. Daughter born, 11/16/1934:4 Charged with larceny from William Smith, 05/23/1930:6 Eayrs, Carrie C. Gets 30 days for larceny from William Smith, 05/30/1930:3 Cutwork, 3 Rice St (ad), 11/20/1931:5 Edwards, Charles Eayrs, Edna M. Auto repair work, 14 Lovell St (ad), 04/10/1931:8 Engaged to Henry W. Jennings, 07/11/1930:4 Edwards, Charles A. Wed to Henry W. Jennings, 08/01/1930:4 Engaged to Anna E. Moquin, 11/23/1934:4 Eayrs, Frederick Edwards, Ernest Class of 1930 prophet (p), 06/20/1930:1 Resides in Oxford, 10/27/1933:3 Engaged to Lorena Braddock, 05/18/1934:2 Edwards, F. Stafford Engaged to Lorena B. Braddock, 05/18/1934:4 Wed to Helen Morse, 04/13/1934:1 Engaged to Lorena Braddock, 05/25/1934:7 Edwards, Julia P. Wedding described, 06/01/1934:1 Will in probate, 03/17/1933:5 Eayrs, Frederick E. Administratrix presents account of estate, 10/19/1934:5 Car collides with Needham auto at Frank and Oak St, 03/28/1930:1 Egger, Arlene Eayrs, Weston, Jr. Freshman at Wheaton College, 09/22/1933:1 Engaged to Mabel Anderson, 06/01/1934:1 Stolen hand bag returned, 11/02/1934:1
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Egger, D. Arlene Elections cont. Class of 1933 valedictorian (p), 06/23/1933:1 Light vote in presidential primary, 04/29/1932:1 Essay and valedictory, 06/23/1933:6 Three candidates in contest for treasurer/collector, 04/29/1932:1 Egger, Norman Socialist party holds rally, elects candidate for Congress, 10/07/1932:1 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Warrant for special primary, 10/14/1932:3 Speaks at Junior Red Cross meeting in Providence, 03/23/1934:1 Economic recovery depends on Hoover (ad) (Republican Party), Egger, Phebe 11/04/1932:2 Tours the west, 06/06/1930:1 Certified list of candidates and amendments, 11/04/1932:6 Egger, Philip L. Local returns (t), 11/11/1932:1 Chimney fire on Everett St, 05/01/1931:1 Results from Lakeville, 11/11/1932:4 Egger, P.L. Elections - Lakeville Lets Peirce St apartment to Wilfred Cromwell, 04/04/1930:9 Election of officers at town meeting, 03/07/1930:6 Lets Peirce St house to James Maxim, 03/30/1934:1 Officers elected at town meeting 55 years ago, 03/28/1930:6 Egger, Virginia All quiet in Lakeville, 02/06/1931:7 Guest musician at West Bridgewater Baptist church, 02/16/1934:1 Sumner Coolidge candidate for school board in Lakeville, 03/04/1932:4 Egger, William Six names added to voting list, 06/03/1932:1 Long-time businessman honored (p), 01/03/1930:1 List of candidates, 02/23/1934:3 Reliable home furnisher (ad), 01/10/1930:4 Elections - Massachusetts Mr Heath's position (ad) (l), 02/07/1930:2 Representative Kendrick Washburn seeks re-election, 06/20/1930:1 Open letter from James Thomas (l), 02/14/1930:2 Alexander Heath candidate for representative to 7th district (l), Writes from sunny south (l), 02/14/1930:2 07/11/1930:3 Mary Canavan bookkeeper at store, 11/07/1930:1 Deadline for nomination papers, 08/08/1930:1 Contracts to supply new linoleum to telephone company, 10/30/1931:1 Local election officers named, 08/08/1930:1 Don't cut efficiency of highway department (ad), 02/26/1932:8 Nomination papers filed, 08/15/1930:1 Statement of ambulance service costs over four years (ad) (t), Alexander Heath, political advertisement (ad), 08/15/1930:8 09/02/1932:8 Adnah Harlow in charge of William Butler's campaign, 08/22/1930:1 Beware, another furniture club racket (ad) (l), 09/30/1932:6 Notice of primary (ad), 09/05/1930:3 Favors town manager form of government (l), 11/18/1932:3 Kendrick Washburn, duty of every citizen to vote (ad), 09/12/1930:3 Fire in rear of store, 06/09/1933:2 In support of candidate William Butler (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 33rd anniversary sale (p), 07/21/1933:2 09/12/1930:4 Argument for closing at 6 p.m. (ad), 10/20/1933:5 Primary results from Lakeville, 09/19/1930:1 States need for ambulance (l), 02/09/1934:2 Results of primaries (p), 09/19/1930:1 Egger, Wm. Why are we running for the Legislature on stickers? (l) (Alexander To the voters of Middleboro (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Heath), 10/03/1930:7 Egger's Undertaking Rooms Our ticket and platform (ad) (l) (Alexander Heath), 10/10/1930:9 61 Pearl St (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Yours for a Clean Breath of Pure Air (ad) (l) (Alexander Heath), Herman Walker replaces A. Richmond Walker, 09/12/1930:1 10/17/1930:4 Herman Walker resigns, 03/30/1934:1 We had rather be defeated (ad) (l) (Alexander Heath), 10/24/1930:5 Takes delivery of Van Buren Nash funeral coach, 05/11/1934:1 Vote no to repeal of Baby Volstead Act (ad) (Christine Clough, Alice E.L. Cook Brick Co. Day Heath), 10/31/1930:2 Employs Epitannio Ramos, 05/23/1930:5 $100,000 worth of liquor stored in no-license town (ad) (l) (Alexander Resumes work after week's closing, 08/29/1930:3 Heath), 10/31/1930:4 Elderly (see Aged) Adnah Harlow opposed to repeal committee (ad), 10/31/1930:4 Eldred, Addie Results from Middleboro (p) (t), 11/07/1930:1 Funeral held in Falmouth, 01/03/1930:1 Everett Robinson elected to first Plymouth Senatorial District 55 years Eldridge (Mr) ago, 12/05/1930:9 Opens tea room on Bedford St, 04/17/1931:3 Charles Bates to throw hat into political ring, 04/15/1932:1 Eldridge, Adelbert T. Washburn to run for representative again, 04/15/1932:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 01/23/1931:5 William Brackett candidate for representative, 04/29/1932:1 Applies for liquor license, 12/21/1934:4 Brackett, Washburn, and Bates vie for representative's seat, Eldridge, A.T. 06/24/1932:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 01/23/1931:4 John Paun runs as Republican for representative nomination, Eldridge, Bernard H. 07/08/1932:1 Class Ode, 06/23/1933:1 Republicans delay in filing nomination papers, 08/19/1932:1 Eldridge, Clarence John Paun candidate for representative (ad) (p), 09/09/1932:8 Wedding described, 12/15/1933:7 Kendrick Washburn candidate for representative (ad) (p), 09/09/1932:8 Eldridge, Edson A. My platform (ad) (Charles H. Bates), 09/09/1932:8 Guardian presents account of estate, 11/27/1931:5 William Brackett candidate for representative (ad) (p), 09/09/1932:8 Petition for administration of estate, 04/07/1933:6 Vote in primary, 09/16/1932:1 Eldridge, Gertrude Notice of primary (ad), 09/16/1932:2 Obituary, 11/04/1932:1 The political campaign (l) (Charles H. Bates), 09/16/1932:4 Eldridge, James F. Contest brings out primary vote (t), 09/23/1932:1 Sinks well for Otis Briggs 55 years ago, 11/27/1931:6 Unusual number of votes cast in Lakeville, 09/23/1932:1 Elections Appreciates support in primaries (l) (K.H. Washburn), 09/23/1932:4 Rate increase recommended for local officers, 11/21/1930:1 Kendrick Washburn invited to debate (l), 10/21/1932:5 Vote "No" to sports on Sunday (ad) (Council of Middleboro Churches), Representative Washburn answers challenge (l), 10/28/1932:1 11/06/1931:6 Warrant for special election, 06/02/1933:8 Notice of primaries (ad), 04/15/1932:8 Plans complete for special election, 06/09/1933:4 Light vote expected in presidential primary, 04/22/1932:4 Party primaries fizzle, 04/27/1934:1 Lack of interest in presidential primaries here, 04/29/1932:1 John Paun will not play politics (ad) (p), 09/07/1934:2
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Elections – Massachusetts cont. Elections – Middleboro cont. Notice of primary (t), 09/07/1934:3 Frank Thomas candidate for selectmen, 12/25/1931:1 Renominate Kendrick Washburn (ad) (p), 09/14/1934:2 Lynde files nomination papers, 12/25/1931:1 Primary results (t), 09/21/1934:1 Mud slinging absent so far, 01/01/1932:1 Election slants, 11/02/1934:2 New candidates enter field, 01/01/1932:1 Elect Heath representative (ad), 11/02/1934:6 Political contest in full swing, 01/08/1932:1 Republican town committee says stop extravagance in government (ad), Candidate for selectman (ad) (Albert A. Thomas), 01/08/1932:2 11/02/1934:8 Candidate for selectman (ad) (p) (Frank G. Thomas), 01/08/1932:2 Decent turnout here, 11/09/1934:1 Candidate for treasurer/collector (ad) (Elwyn B. Lynde), 01/08/1932:2 Large turnout despite inclement weather, 11/09/1934:1 Hot contests bring out 2,472 voters (p) (t), 01/22/1932:1 Thank you to voters (l) (Albert M. Heath), 11/16/1934:5 Alexander Heath files expense account with town clerk, 02/05/1932:1 Reports of expenditures, 12/07/1934:1 Special elections will stir up activities, 04/15/1932:1 Elections - Middleboro Selectmen call for special election, 04/22/1932:1 Charles Giberti candidate for school committee, 01/03/1930:2 Local politics quiet, 05/13/1932:1 To voters of Middleboro (ad) (l) (Robert G. Butler), 01/03/1930:2 Special meeting called, 05/13/1932:1 Heath letter published in full (l), 01/03/1930:4 Local politics quiet in light of special election, 06/03/1932:1 Final nomination papers filed, 01/10/1930:1 Samuel Breck runs for treasurer/collector (ad) (p), 06/03/1932:8 Heath withdraws from candidacy for moderator, 01/10/1930:1 Tax Payers League shows strength at special town meeting, Very important election (l) (James A. Thomas), 01/10/1930:9 06/10/1932:1 An unpledged candidate (ad) (John S. Cobb), 01/10/1930:10 Election officers named, 07/29/1932:1 To the voters of Middleboro (ad) (Charles V. Giberti), 01/10/1930:10 Officers named for precinct 1, 08/05/1932:1 To the voters of Middleboro (ad) (Frank W. Read), 01/10/1930:10 Selectmen set date for special town meeting, 11/04/1932:1 To the voters of Middleboro (ad) (Wm. Egger), 01/10/1930:10 In for hot campaign, 12/02/1932:1 Do your duty as good citizens, 01/17/1930:1 Lewis Harding candidate for re-election (l), 12/09/1932:1 To the voters (ad) (William W. Brackett), 01/17/1930:4 Candidates agree on budget measures, 12/16/1932:1 Democratic voters attention (ad), 01/17/1930:5 Local politics warms up, 12/16/1932:1 Fewer votes cast this year, results (p) (t), 01/24/1930:1 Michael Barrett candidate for selectman (l), 12/23/1932:1 The sob sister revealed (ad) (l) (Alexander Heath), 01/24/1930:10 Current list of candidates, 12/30/1932:1 Chester Weston candidate for selectman, 02/07/1930:11 Elmer Phinney withdraws from selectmen's contest, George Donner David Walker candidate for selectman, 11/14/1930:1 announces candidacy (l), 12/30/1932:1 Frederic Noble candidate for selectman, 11/21/1930:1 Politics on home stretch, list of candidates, 01/06/1933:1 David Walker candidate for selectmen (ad), 11/21/1930:5 Court End Civic Improvement Association submits questionnaire to Candidate lays out platform (ad) (l) (p) (David R. Walker), 11/28/1930:2 candidates (l), 01/06/1933:2 Local politics speeded up a bit, 12/12/1930:4 Platform is service (l) (George A. Donner), 01/06/1933:4 Further observations regarding town affairs (l) (p) (t) (David R. Walker), Final list of candidates, 01/13/1933:1 12/19/1930:10 Unusually quiet affair, 01/13/1933:1 Quoting figures to trap votes but to no useful purpose (ad) (l) (t) (Albert Answers civic association's questions (ad) (Frank S. Thomas), A. Thomas), 12/26/1930:3 01/13/1933:3 More candidates file nomination papers, 01/02/1931:1 Candidate for selectman (ad) (George A. Donner), 01/13/1933:3 Candidate for selectman (ad) (l) (t) (p) (David R. Walker), 01/02/1931:3 Candidate for selectman (ad) (Lewis F. Harding), 01/13/1933:3 Filing deadline passes, list of candidates, 01/09/1931:1 Candidate for selectman (ad) (p) (Michael M. Barrett), 01/13/1933:3 A.G. Newkirk for town treasurer (ad), 01/09/1931:3 The handwriting on the wall (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 01/13/1933:4 Candidate for selectman (ad) (l) (Frederic H. Noble), 01/09/1931:3 George A. Jones for selectman (ad) (p), 01/13/1933:6 Hear Ye (ad) (l) (David R. Walker), 01/09/1931:3 Forest Thomas candidate for School Board (ad) (p), 01/13/1933:8 In support of Newkirk's candidacy for treasurer (ad) (l) (Kenelem Benefits of last minute campaigning uncertain, 01/20/1933:1 Winslow), 01/09/1931:3 Only 2,025 votes cast in annual event (p) (t), 01/20/1933:1 Experienced, impartial, faithful, representative (ad) (p) (Forest E. Selectmen call for special election, 04/14/1933:1 Thomas), 01/16/1931:4 Warrant for special election, 04/14/1933:3 Candidate for re-election (ad) (Frederic H. Noble), 01/16/1931:5 Not much buzz surrounding special election, 04/21/1933:1 Candidate for re-election (ad) (William W. Brackett), 01/16/1931:5 Special election called for June 13, 06/02/1933:1 In support of Frederic Noble (ad) (Albert A. Thomas), 01/16/1931:5 Election officers appointed, 06/30/1933:1 In support of Frederic Noble (ad) (Michael M. Barrett, Regina Call for new blood on Board of Selectmen, 10/06/1933:1 Gaudette), 01/16/1931:5 Politicians quiet, 11/24/1933:1 In support of Kenneth Keedwell (ad) (l) (Frederick Lobl), 01/16/1931:5 Frederic Noble first to file nomination papers, 12/01/1933:2 In support of A.G. Newkirk (ad) (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 01/16/1931:6 Selectmen's contest starts to take shape, 12/08/1933:1 In support of A.G. Newkirk (ad) (l) (Leonard & Barrows), 01/16/1931:6 Three hats in the ring for selectman, 12/08/1933:1 In support of Frederic Noble (ad) (Robert G. Butler), 01/16/1931:6 Selectmen's race and treasurer/collector's contest shape up, 12/22/1933:1 In support of Kenneth Keedwell (ad) (l) (William W. Brackett), Three candidates for selectman, two for treasurer/collector, 01/16/1931:6 12/22/1933:1 Results of most disgraceful, silliest, muck-raking campaigns (p) (t), Re-elect Noble to board of selectmen (ad), 12/22/1933:8 01/23/1931:1 Fletcher Clark, Jr. files nomination papers for town moderator, Charges of leaked results discussed by selectmen, 01/30/1931:1 12/27/1933:1 Election officers appointed by selectmen, 07/24/1931:2 All candidates file nomination papers, 01/05/1934:1 Hard year for municipal finance will shape election, 10/16/1931:1 Newkirk for town treasurer/collector (ad), 01/05/1934:8 Alexander Heath first on deck with nomination papers, 10/23/1931:4 Noble for re-election to office of selectman (ad), 01/05/1934:8 Albert Thomas files nomination papers for re-election, 10/30/1931:1 Campaigns quiet this year, 01/12/1934:1 Michael Barrett tosses hat in ring for selectman, 10/30/1931:1 Pre-election activity quietest in many years, 01/12/1934:1 "Yes" to vote by ballot, "No" to Sunday sports (ad) (Council of Re-elect Breck for treasurer/collector (ad), 01/12/1934:5 Middleboro Churches), 10/30/1931:6 Adnah Harlow for selectman (ad), 01/12/1934:8 Elwyn Lynde candidate for treasurer/collector, 12/04/1931:1 Balloting committee organizes, 01/26/1934:1
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Elections – Middleboro cont. Ellis, Abbie L.V. Balloting method discussed at town meeting, 02/16/1934:1 Widow of Isaiah K. dies at age 82, 05/19/1933:4 Political notes on upcoming election, 10/12/1934:3 Ellis, Alton B. Romeo Millette files nomination for selectman's post, 10/26/1934:1 Obituary, 04/06/1934:1 Upcoming contest promises to be a warm one, 11/23/1934:1 Dies at age 54, 04/06/1934:4 Races shape up as nomination papers filed, 12/21/1934:1 Ellis, Amy More nomination papers filed, 12/28/1934:1 Wedding described, 03/21/1930:1 Still time to file nomination papers, 12/28/1934:1 Ellis, Amy Harrison Elections - Plymouth County Wedding described, 03/21/1930:2 Light vote in special primary, 10/28/1932:3 Ellis, Amy Harrison Bartlett Electric Railroads Wed to Irving Clinton Minott, 03/21/1930:4 East Taunton Street Railway plans track removal, 04/18/1930:1 Ellis, Charles E. Steam shovel entangled in East Taunton Street Railway overhead wires California couple visits for first time in 22 years, 09/19/1930:1 on Center St, 05/23/1930:1 Obituary, 02/27/1931:1 Linemen clear equipment of defunct trolley line, 06/13/1930:1 Ellis, Cushing Annual outing of carmen a reminder of days gone by, 09/14/1934:1 Engaged to Madelyn Shaw, 09/07/1934:1 Electricians Resides in Brookline, 11/02/1934:1 Ralph Sampson named to important committee of Nat'l Assoc of Ellis, Cushing W. Electrical Inspectors, 06/09/1933:1 Engaged to Madelyn E. Shaw, 09/21/1934:4 Electricity and Electricians Wed to Madelyn E. Shaw, 10/05/1934:4 see also Bassett, Ralph M.; Maxim, Howard; Middleboro Gas & Ellis, Cushing Wellington Electric Plant; Niro, E.N. Wedding described, 10/05/1934:1 A. Giberti, 19 Hillside Ave (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Ellis, Dorothy Bradford Local inspector announces inspection (l), 02/20/1931:7 Wedding described, 01/24/1930:1 Notice of wire inspection code (ad), 01/01/1932:8 Wed to Earl Thompson Mitchell, 01/24/1930:4 Ralph Sampson on executive board of MA Assoc of Wire Inspectors, Ellis, Edson 05/13/1932:1 And C.D. Kingman purchase J.A. Leonard estate 55 years ago, Notice from wire inspection department (ad), 12/22/1933:3 05/22/1931:8 Electrocution Ellis, George L. Elsie Hopkins narrowly escapes death, 09/04/1931:1 Assistant physician at Taunton Lunatic Hospital 55 years ago, Charles Wambolt, Jr. nearly electrocuted by live wire, 09/09/1932:1 08/08/1930:3 Charles Wambolt's injuries from live wire lead to lawsuit, 11/25/1932:1 Doctor celebrates 92nd birthday, biography, 11/14/1930:1 Eliason, Henry Will in probate, 09/08/1933:6 Promoted at local state police station, 03/21/1930:1 Ellis, Harold State patrolman transfers to Barnstable, 12/19/1930:3 Moves to Rock from Fall River, 03/21/1930:9 Elks (see Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks - Lodge No. 1274) Ellis, Harry Eller, J.W. Resides in Wollaston, 09/09/1932:1 Minister accepts post in Stoughton (p), 05/23/1930:5 Ellis, Hazel W. In appreciation of welcome (l), 12/26/1930:2 Obituary, 04/15/1932:1 Requested to remain in Stoughton, 04/03/1931:1 Ellis, Nathan Transfers from Stoughton to Norwich, CT, 04/15/1932:1 Moves to Rock from Fall River, 03/21/1930:9 Eller, Meredith Ellis, Warren Receives scholarship from Boston University, 01/31/1930:5 Horse frightened by pigs, throws men from wagon 55 years ago, Awarded scholarship to Boston University, 10/03/1930:2 02/20/1931:7 Elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Boston University, 03/17/1933:1 Elocution Eller, Meredith F. Mary Joy Crosier wins local contest of National Oration Contest, Boston University sophomore wins Augustus Buck scholarship, 04/10/1931:1 10/03/1930:3 Esther Craig gives readings at East Bridgewater, 03/03/1933:1 Elliot, Fred Elsie Well's Beauty Shoppe Visits here from Detroit, MI, 01/16/1931:3 87 Center St (ad), 04/29/1932:5 Elliot, Phyllis Elwell, Alfred M. Replaces Coombs at H.L. Thatcher & Co., 04/13/1934:1 Retires from U.S. Navy Department after 44 years, 12/21/1934:2 Elliott, Alfred Elwot Dance Studio Restricts practice due to illness, 08/29/1930:4 Olive Towle opens Middleboro branch of Elwot Dance Studio (ad), Elliott, B.F. 10/07/1932:8 Heads list of quality milk producers, 05/30/1930:2 Studio to have grand opening (p), 10/14/1932:7 Elliott, Francis W. Emergency Medical Services (see Ambulances) Engaged to Ina M. Crowell, 02/07/1930:1 Emergency Relief Administration Elliott, George Peirce Trustees offer aid to complete projects, 06/15/1934:1 Sister dies in Dover-Foxcroft, ME, 03/13/1931:1 Requests loan of sewing machine, 09/28/1934:1 Elliott, George V. Details of recent projects, 11/02/1934:1 In collision with Osterville woman on Center St, 11/21/1930:2 In need of cloth, 11/02/1934:1 Elliott, Mrs B.F. Explanation of recent layoff, 11/09/1934:4 Brother and sister-in-law die in Rock Island, Canada, 03/23/1934:3 William Boynton resigns as local administrator, 11/30/1934:1 Elliott, Mrs Charles Chester Shaw named new administrator, 12/07/1934:1 Turns dog in for poultry killing, 10/12/1934:2 Correction of false rumor (l) (H.J. Goodale), 12/07/1934:1 Ellis (Mr) Town receives allotment of $11,000, 12/07/1934:3 Contracts to tin roof at Taunton depot 55 years ago, 07/24/1931:6 Would refuse federal funds (l) (Alexander Heath), 12/07/1934:3 Ellis, Abbie L. Workers compile vital statistics from early life of town, 12/21/1934:1 Obituary, 05/19/1933:1
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Emerson, Henry Ennes, Olive Auto tips after being struck by State Farm truck, 11/17/1933:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Emery, Harriett L. Ennos, Joseph Wife of Peter F. dies at age 64, 09/29/1933:4 Uses electricity unlawfully, 05/05/1933:1 Obituary, 10/06/1933:1 Enos, Anthony Emery, Rita M. Engaged to Sophie M. Grant, 03/13/1931:4 Auto collides with Middleboro Laundry truck on South Main St, Wed to Sophie M. Grant, 03/27/1931:4 09/15/1933:1 Enos, Antone Wed to Herbert L. Shaw, 02/09/1934:4 Obituary, 05/05/1933:1 Employment Dies at age 66, 05/05/1933:4 see also Civil Works Administration; Civilian Conservation Corps; Enos, Leo P. Middleborough Relief Association Wed to Marie A. LaBrecque, 09/07/1934:4 Town clerk Thomas issued 249 work cards in 1929, 01/24/1930:1 Enos, Mabel L. Selectmen hear recommendation for local unemployment committee, Wed to Emmons H. Bradford, 01/08/1932:4 11/21/1930:1 Enos, Tony Unemployment committee organizes here, 11/28/1930:1 Sells Highland St place to George Hopkins, 09/29/1933:3 Our idle resources (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 11/28/1930:7 Enos, William Unemployment committee opens facilities in Town House (ad), Lays out new house over old cellar on Highland St, 11/23/1934:6 11/28/1930:8 Entertainment Plan to relieve unemployment here, 12/12/1930:1 see also American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post; Benevolent and Unemployment relief begins, 12/19/1930:1 Protective Order of Elks - Lodge No. 1274; Circuses; Concerts; Unemployment committee asks for donations, 12/19/1930:5 Lectures; Theater Unemployed busy with brush cutting, 01/02/1931:1 Successful Grange minstrel show plays to capacity crowd, 05/23/1930:1 Report of committee on unemployment (t), 01/23/1931:2 Troupe fails to show after paying for advertising 55 years ago, Proposed amendment to appropriation bill (l) (Earl F. Gates), 06/27/1930:6 01/23/1931:3 Fish and Game Assoc first annual minstrel show (ad), 01/22/1932:2 1930 a trying year for Middleboro, 02/20/1931:1 Rodeo steer rider in hospital on danger list, 08/05/1932:1 To the poor house or hospital (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 03/20/1931:4 VFW sponsors rodeo at Joe Hooker Track, 08/05/1932:1 Selectmen to appoint unemployment committee, 10/23/1931:1 Big attendance at VFW sponsored rodeo, 08/12/1932:8 Committee on unemployment up and running, 12/11/1931:9 Scouts hold Sirkus here, 01/13/1933:1 Insurance balks unemployment plan, 12/18/1931:4 Girls' League of high school sponsors benefit, 01/13/1933:2 Legion drive against unemployment begins, 02/26/1932:1 Fall Brook Mothers' Club presents snappy minstrel show, 03/31/1933:1 Legion post doing its part to help unemployed, 02/26/1932:1 King Brothers' Rodeo draws good sized crowd, 08/18/1933:4 War on Depression Drive yields 200 jobs here, 03/04/1932:2 Cast and preview of 1st annual Twilight League minstrel show (ad), War on Depression Drive yields 500 jobs here (l) (Harold F. Denham), 01/05/1934:4 03/18/1932:1 Twilight League minstrel show a snappy affair, 01/12/1934:1 Legion reports to selectmen on unemployment drive, 03/25/1932:1 Odd Fellows celebrates 50th anniversary with parade, drills, and Middleboro still adding to job numbers, 03/25/1932:1 entertainment, 05/18/1934:1 Fine work done by Legion, 04/01/1932:1 Boy Scouts present minstrel show, 05/18/1934:4 At full bore 55 years ago, 04/15/1932:8 Local talent presents musical comedy for benefit of VFW, 06/08/1934:1 Local unemployment relieved by work on water and sewer lines here, Many make trip to State Farm for minstrel show, 11/16/1934:4 04/29/1932:1 Episcopal Church (see Central Methodist Episcopal Church; Church of Need for relief funds more acute than ever, 05/06/1932:4 Our Saviour; South Middleboro Methodist Episcopal Church) Arthur Raymond jailed for refusing to work, 07/15/1932:1 Erickson, A. Victor How many men will show up for work on new Taunton road?, Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 09/09/1932:1 Erickson, Anna Two hundred twenty five men register for work on new state road, In collision with Raymond Perra on East Main St, 03/03/1933:1 09/16/1932:1 Alumnus of Colby College, 06/15/1934:1 Twenty-five Lakeville men registered for state road work, 09/23/1932:1 Erickson, Anna C. Gas main extensions help with unemployment, 10/07/1932:1 Mid-year graduate from Harvard College, 03/13/1931:1 Opening offered to locally unemployed, 11/25/1932:3 Erickson, Carl Selectmen are quizzed on plans to alleviate unemployment, Engaged to Virginia Bowen, 10/24/1930:1, 07/08/1932:4 03/03/1933:1 Erickson, Esther Unemployment situation greatly improved, 07/21/1933:1 Secures position in Duxbury, 07/07/1933:3 Water main extension work to provide work for unemployed, Moves to Hamilton, 06/29/1934:6 12/01/1933:1 Erickson, Ethel Civil Works Board provides work for many men here, 12/08/1933:1 Ill with scarlet fever, 06/03/1932:6 Many register for re-employment, 12/08/1933:1 Erickson, Herbert F. Additional projects in operation, 12/15/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Another allotment available if enough men ready to work, 12/15/1933:1 Erickson, Mrs Gaza New water main project requires federal money, 12/22/1933:1 Roof fire starts with burning hedge trimmings, 05/11/1934:1 Re-employment office statistics, 01/12/1934:4 Erickson, Mrs Herbert Eight hundred fifty one unemployed here, 26.1% unemployed in Forsythia in bloom, 02/05/1932:4 Lakeville, 05/11/1934:6 Ernest S. Pratt Co. Winter projects started, 10/19/1934:1 Coal (ad), 01/03/1930:6 English, Peter Ice truck collides with road construction truck, 08/15/1930:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 In business since 1908, 10/23/1931:9 Ennes, Joseph Ice comes from one of cleanest ponds in state, 11/20/1931:9 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Sells New England Coke, 12/11/1931:9 Refrigerators safer than outdoor winter food storage, 01/01/1932:7
76 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Ernest S. Pratt Co. cont. Europe cont. Leslie Gates breaks ankle doing teaming for Pratt, 03/10/1933:6 N. Dorrance Ryder returns from three month trip, 09/11/1931:1 Pratt Co. truck driver collides with Caswell's auto at North and North Tucker and Pratt return from three-month tour, 09/18/1931:1 Main St, 05/19/1933:1 Arthur Winslow returns from two-month trip, 09/18/1931:3 Harvests first good ice in three years, 01/05/1934:1 Misses Lydia, Catherine, and Helen Roach study abroad in Switzerland, Ernst, Annette 10/02/1931:1 Engaged to Walter Russell Weeman, 06/01/1934:1 Emilie Hintrager returns home from Germany, 10/09/1931:9 Ernst, Lillian Henry Wyman sails for England, 04/29/1932:3 Wedding described, 09/07/1934:4 Henry Wyman sails for home, 05/06/1932:7 Erpelle (Mr) Louisa Wood to study music in France, 06/03/1932:1 Estate for sale 55 years ago, 01/17/1930:8 James MacNeil and family sail for old home in Scotland, 07/15/1932:4 Centre St estate purchased by Otis Briggs 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 James O'Neil family returns from Dundee, Scotland, 09/09/1932:1 Erwin, John Southwick family arrives in Germany from Shanghai, to sail for U.S., Daughter born, 01/06/1933:4 09/16/1932:1 Erwin, Sarah Catherine Mr and Mrs A. Hamilton Gibbs sail for France, 12/09/1932:1 Engaged to Alfred Dufresne, Jr., 04/18/1930:4 Lakeville's Dr Richardson hosts member of Russian nobility, Erwin, Sarah Gomes 04/14/1933:1 Wed to Alfred Dufresne, Jr., 06/20/1930:6 Charles Swift returns from winter spent at Baleric Islands, 05/05/1933:1 Escapes Winthrop Manwaring leaves for series of cruises, 06/30/1933:1 William Sturtevant escapes from Plymouth prison 55 years ago, Harold Rogers and family arrive safely in England, 08/11/1933:3 02/07/1930:4 Arthur Holden vacations in Scotland, 08/18/1933:1 Essays Carolyn Dennett Lockwood acquitted by military court in Mallorca, see also Middleborough Memorial High School - Commencement Spain, 11/03/1933:1 Cabot Club awards prizes, 06/27/1930:3 Mrs Henry Wyman sails for Naples, 02/02/1934:3 Results of Chamber of Commerce essay contest, 06/05/1931:6 Thomas Panesis plans trip to old home in Greece, 03/09/1934:1 Results of DAR essay contest, 08/28/1931:2 Bessie Panesis sails for Greece, 03/23/1934:1 Estabrook, Preston S. Henry Wyman sails for Turkey, 04/20/1934:3 Engaged to Dorothy Richmond Keyes, 07/25/1930:1 Mrs John Annas, Jr. sails for Liverpool, 04/27/1934:1 Etters, Jessie Mrs John Woodland sails for Florence, 04/27/1934:1 Funeral held in Taunton, 05/01/1931:3 Panesis arrives home from Greece on board the Olympic, 05/18/1934:1 Euric L. Leighton & Son (see Leighton's Filling Station) Henry Wyman and wife sail home from Germany, 05/18/1934:2 Europe Sarah Mendall sails from New York for extended tour of Europe, Stone worker George Richards heads to Europe 55 years ago, 06/29/1934:1 01/03/1930:6 Charles Swift sails for Palma, Mallorca, 11/30/1934:1 G.C Richards books passage to Europe 50 years ago, 01/24/1930:10 Evans, Caroline Elizabeth Henry Wyman sails for Europe, 03/28/1930:7 Born to King I., 09/11/1931:4 George Richards reports satisfactory trip 55 years ago, 04/04/1930:8 Evans, Esther Wyman sails on new fast liner Europa, 04/04/1930:9 Wed to Richard M. Wing, 04/08/1932:4 Emilie Hintrager returns from five-month stay, 05/02/1930:3 Evans, James Alice MacIntosh sails for two-month trip, 05/09/1930:3 Chimney fire on Fuller St, 12/23/1932:1 Eliza Guerini enjoying Mediterranean cruise, 05/16/1930:1 Evans, King Well-known author A. Hamilton Gibbs returns from tour, 05/23/1930:1 Daughter born, 09/15/1933:4 Roger Vaughan returns from South America and the Mediterranean, Evans, King I. 06/06/1930:4 Daughter born, 09/11/1931:4 Donald Rook sails for France to study at School of Arts in Evans, Percy Fountainbleau, 06/06/1930:9 Resides in Medford, 02/07/1930:1, 08/29/1930:1 Mr and Mrs David Farrar return from 19-month trip to England, Evany, Michael 06/13/1930:2 Wed to Julia Gorman, 11/24/1933:4 Donald Rook visits England before going to school in France, Everett (Dr) 06/27/1930:7 Takes over Dr Jackson's business 55 years ago, 02/13/1931:3 Sarah Mendall sails for Europe, 07/04/1930:1 Everett Square Market Alvin Jones arrives in Liverpool on U.S.S. Nantucket, 07/18/1930:7 Sells California wines (ad), 04/20/1934:2 Donald Rook arrives in Fontainbleau, 07/18/1930:7 Explosives and Explosions Alvin Jones arrives in Amsterdam, 08/08/1930:2 Fred Ray's hand shattered by dynamite cap, 03/21/1930:8 Mr and Mrs Joseph Chestnut return from trip to native Lithuania, Amputation of Ray's hand not necessary, 03/28/1930:1 09/12/1930:1 Old span near pumping station blown-up, 05/23/1930:7 Arthur Pembroke and family arrive safely in England, 09/19/1930:2 Alexander Heath victim of "bomb" scare, 10/31/1930:1 Donald Rook returns from three months at Fountainbleau, 10/10/1930:9 Edward Kelley uses match to check gas level in car, 10/16/1931:3 Mary Wilkinson sails for Kent, England, 02/20/1931:1 Blasting at post office site causes damage to surrounding businesses, Wyman sails for France, Hintrager sails for Germany, 04/10/1931:6 05/13/1932:1 Henry Wyman returns from trip, 05/22/1931:9 Blasting work on Forest St breaks windows, 07/15/1932:1 Roger Vaughan returns from trip, 06/05/1931:1 Extortion Barbara Pratt and Dorcas Tucker on three-month tour, 06/19/1931:1 Man arrested after attempts to blackmail Levi Atwood, 01/20/1933:1 Alwyn Jones in Athens, Greece, 07/03/1931:4 Schaaf sentenced to 5 to 7 years for attempt to extort Levi Atwood, Grace Peirce sails for Switzerland, 07/10/1931:1 02/17/1933:1 Alwyn Jones in Constantinople, 07/17/1931:3 Alwyn Jones touches island of Milos, 07/24/1931:7 Alwyn Jones touches Gibraltar, 08/07/1931:6 Alwyn Jones arrives in Madeira, 08/21/1931:4 Midshipman Holloway returns from European cruise, 09/04/1931:1
77 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
F Fall Brook Mothers' Club Presents snappy minstrel show, 03/31/1933:1 Fabbri, Medardo Holds first ever Farmer's Fair, 10/06/1933:5 Hen lays egg within an egg, 05/04/1934:2 Falls (accidents) Fabric (see Textiles) Sophia Finney suffers severe sprain in fall on ice 55 years ago, Fagan, Charles H. 01/17/1930:8 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:2 Thomas Wood hurt in fall in icy conditions 55 years ago, 01/17/1930:8 Fagan, Helen K. William Perry falls from pung, sprains shoulder 55 years ago, New teacher at Wappanucket School, 07/25/1930:6 01/31/1930:8 Engaged to Victor A. King, 06/22/1934:4 Alvin Howes injures hip, 02/07/1930:1 Wed to Victor A. King, 06/22/1934:4 Joseph Chestnut slips on ice, breaks knee cap, 02/07/1930:1 Fagan, Helen Kenney Leroy Thompson insensible for 2 hours following fall from wagon 55 Wedding described, 06/22/1934:4 years ago, 02/14/1930:6 Fagan, William Painter James Rogers falls, breaks ribs, 03/07/1930:6 Resides in Connecticut, 07/25/1930:9 Carrie Thomas falls down stairs, severely bruised, 04/04/1930:9 Fagerberg, Geraldine Bertha Cushing slips, breaks leg, 08/22/1930:1 Child stricken with infantile paralysis improves, 08/21/1931:1 Donald McCarthy breaks collar bone in fall, 09/26/1930:7 Fagerberg, John Walter Berry breaks arm in fall from tree, 10/03/1930:4 Dies in Middleboro, 10/23/1931:3 Mrs Cuthbert Bowles falls, breaks ankle, 10/24/1930:6 Fagerberg, John A. Lucy Greer falls, fractures hip, 11/14/1930:4 Obituary, 10/23/1931:1 Mrs Penniman's fall down stairs results in sprained ankle, 12/05/1930:1 Boston man dies at age 70, 10/23/1931:4 Burnett Anderson falls through trap door at South Main St store, Lived in South Carver at one time, 10/23/1931:9 01/09/1931:1 Fagerberg, Roy Mrs Eugene Oliver falls on ice, fractures leg, 02/13/1931:1 General repairing expertly done, 10/09/1931:7 George Farley fractures arm in fall over embankment, 03/20/1931:3 Middleboro Battery & Ignition Co., 11/27/1931:7 Abbie Cudworth falls, breaks hip, 03/27/1931:4 Fagerberg, Roy V. Mason Legge, Jr. breaks leg in fall from swinging branch, 04/10/1931:1 Pontiac dealer (ad), 01/10/1930:8 Lineman James McDonald injured in fall from pole, 05/01/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 Ninety-year-old William Bryant falls, fractures hip, 07/17/1931:1 Only case of infantile paralysis, 08/14/1931:1 Evelyn Mendes breaks collar bone in fall, 09/04/1931:1 Stricken child improves, 08/21/1931:1 Arthur Sloan bruises ribs in fall from staging, David Mullins uninjured, Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 09/11/1931:1 Faietti, A. Cassie Robinson breaks arm in fall, 10/30/1931:1 Vega Plumbing & Heating Co., 111 No. Main St (ad), 01/22/1932:8 Mrs Lyman P. Thomas falls, fractures hip, 11/13/1931:6 Faietti, Albino Thomas Burke breaks ankle, 12/04/1931:1 Walter Greene sentenced with breaking and entering building, P.H. Peirce Co. bookkeeper Mary Sheehan falls, breaks wrist, 06/02/1933:1 12/25/1931:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Grover Patterson fractures wrist in fall, 02/12/1932:1 George Lang sells old bake shop on Wareham St to Herman and Faietti, State road worker Giovano injured in fall from shovel, 05/27/1932:2 05/18/1934:1 Anna Richardson slips on piazza, seriously injures arm, 06/24/1932:8 Old bake shop torn down, old candy works revealed, 06/08/1934:1 Fireman Begley falls from ladder during drill, 08/19/1932:1 Old building on Wareham St razed, 06/08/1934:2 Train timekeeper Purdon falls, breaks right arm, 08/19/1932:1 Faietti Fashion Shop Howard Cranmer falls from horse, breaks leg, 08/26/1932:1 E. Faietti's, Thatcher's Row (ad), 05/23/1930:6 Truck driver Dudley falls from 3rd floor piazza, 08/26/1932:1 Attempted break-in reported, 09/21/1934:2 Carrie Eaton falls, injures leg, 09/09/1932:1 Falconeiri, Crispi Rev Kilpatrick injures knee in fall, 09/30/1932:1 Son born, 07/15/1932:4 Summer resident, Harry Pelren, injured in fall from chair, 10/28/1932:1 Falconeiri, Louis Clara Eaton injured in fall, 12/02/1932:6 Vine St couple married 25 years, 11/25/1932:1 Chester Pease injured in fall on YMCA steps, 12/23/1932:3 Falconeri, Luigi Mrs George Lee injures knee in fall, 02/03/1933:1 Son born, 07/11/1930:4 Calvin Hosford injured in fall from house of Jesse Holmes, Falconieri, Alfred 05/05/1933:1 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Albert Keirnan falls, fractures elbow, 06/02/1933:2 Falconieri, Algesa M. Laura Norris' hands go through plate glass after tripping, 06/09/1933:1 Engaged to Arthur B. Perry, 12/07/1934:4 Son of Tremaine Smith fractures arm in fall, 09/01/1933:3 Wed to Arthur B. Perry, 12/14/1934:4 Mrs Edward Mac__d (sic) fractures wrist in fall, 12/15/1933:1 Falconieri, Crispi Sarah Fish fractures wrist after thrown to sidewalk by revolving door, Engaged to Florence Teceno, 04/18/1930:4 12/15/1933:1 Wedding described, 05/02/1930:1 Roberta Souza breaks window in Ryder's store after slipping on ice, Wed to Florence Teceno, 05/02/1930:4 02/09/1934:1 Falconieri, Donald Mary Smith falls down stairs, escapes with bruising, 02/16/1934:3 Son born, 02/05/1932:4 Grace Coombs falls on ice, fractures ankle, 03/02/1934:1 Falconieri, Guerino Joseph Buisson falls on ice, dislocates shoulder, 03/02/1934:1 Fined $10 for causing disturbance at library, 06/05/1931:1 Marion Beals falls, breaks ankle, 05/25/1934:1 Falconieri, Joseph Watson Hudson fatally injured in fall from truck, 10/26/1934:1 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 11/14/1930:1 Helen Pasztor fractures wrist in fall on Centre St, 12/21/1934:1 Falconieri, Louis Farley, Alice Juliette Found guilty of trackwalking, 02/13/1931:1 Wed to George Pacheco Correia, 05/18/1934:4
78 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Farley, Edward Fava, John Francis Daughter born, 09/11/1931:4 Daughter born, 02/19/1932:4 Farley, George Fearn, John C. Fractures arm in fall over embankment, 03/20/1931:3 Makes improvements in first year at Sacred Heart, 05/13/1932:3 Farley, Theresa Ann Fearns, J.C. Born to Edward, 09/11/1931:4 Celebrates 16th anniversary of ordination, 12/23/1932:1 Farms and Farming Fearns, John C. see also Dairies; Patrons of Husbandry; Poor Farm; State Farm New pastor at Sacred Heart, 05/08/1931:1 Continued dry spell causes crop losses, 08/08/1930:1 Assumes charge of Sacred Heart, 05/15/1931:1 Heavy rains threaten grass and hay 55 years ago, 08/15/1930:6 Local priest celebrates silver jubilee, 12/25/1931:1 Hay crop ruined by continued rains, 07/24/1931:1 Gets wave from aviator, 02/05/1932:4 Local farmers' club has 30 members 55 years ago, 10/30/1931:6 Sacred Heart pastor honored, transfers to Newburyport (p), Hill Top Farm harvests 6-in. ice, 03/04/1932:4 04/14/1933:1 Hill Top Farm employs Orville Linton, 09/21/1934:4 Federal Aid (see Public Welfare) Farnum, Herbert Federal Cranberry Co. Daughter born, 10/30/1931:4 Smalley erects gate posts at estate, 07/25/1930:3 Farnum, Luther Federal Employment Relief Act (see Employment) Daughter born, 08/01/1930:4 Feinstein, Melvin Farrar, David H. In collision with Bridgewater driver at South Main and Courtland St, And wife return from 19-month trip to England, 06/13/1930:1 09/21/1934:2 Builds new home on High St, 04/08/1932:1 Fellman, Leander J. Obituary, 12/02/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/06/1931:5 Dies at age 71, 12/02/1932:4 Feltch, Hazel Will in probate, 12/09/1932:7 Resides in West Somerville, 07/04/1930:4 Farrar's Waiting Room Employed in Waltham, 11/21/1930:5 Fireworks (ad), 06/30/1933:8 Resides in Boston, 05/27/1932:6 Undergoes renovation, 10/26/1934:3 Feltch, John Farriers (see Blacksmiths) Auto collides with Desrosier's log wagon at Everett St, 01/10/1930:4 Farrington, Arlene Fences Resumes duties at Children's hospital in Boston, 01/10/1930:1 Peirce brothers repair fence around corner lot 55 years ago, Graduates from nursing school at Children's Hospital, Boston, 04/11/1930:8 05/27/1932:1 Fifty-six feet of heavy fence ripped up at Dead Man's curve, Farrington, Harry Webb 10/24/1930:1 Poet fractures vertebrae in fall, 07/25/1930:3 Portion of fence at Temple Place carried off 55 years ago, 07/17/1931:2 Obituary, 11/07/1930:2 Baptist Society wants town to replace stone wall 55 years ago, Latest book Kilts to Togs gives account of life, 01/23/1931:6 08/14/1931:6 Memorial committee forms in New York City, 05/15/1931:4 Fennessy, William J. Farrington, Hazel Obituary, 02/24/1933:1 Graduates from Sturdy Memorial hospital, Attleboro, 04/01/1932:7 Fernandez, Peter Joseph Farrington, Henry A. Obituary, 02/16/1934:6 Obituary, 05/11/1934:1 Ferraguto, John H. Farrington, William R. Bicyclist caught up in auto mishap along North St, 06/05/1931:1 Furnace causes trouble at 17 Webster St, 05/09/1930:6 Ferraguto, Joseph Re-appointed postmaster (p), 02/12/1932:1 Chimney fire on North St, 02/07/1930:1 Dies suddenly, obituary (p), 01/20/1933:1 Employed at Western Electric Co. in New Jersey, 06/06/1930:1 Dies at age 61, 01/20/1933:4 Chimney fire on North St, 01/23/1931:1 Petition for administration of estate, 02/24/1933:8 Ferraguto, Leo Administratrix petitions to sell real estate, 03/09/1934:5 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Farrington, Wm. R. Ferraguto, Mary Concerning new federal building (l), 07/10/1931:8 Receives coveted nurse's cap from Lynn hospital, 06/05/1931:1 In defense of civil service (l), 06/03/1932:3 Takes training at Lynn hospital, 04/01/1932:7 On Samuel Guilford's retirement (l), 07/15/1932:7 Ferraguto, Mary H. Frederick Lobl explains absence at laying of cornerstone for new federal Engaged to George T. Edgerly, 12/28/1934:4 building (l), 09/02/1932:5 Ferreira, Lena An answer and explanation (l), 09/09/1932:3 Engaged to Joseph V. Fred, 11/04/1932:4 Fashion Shop Wedding described, 11/18/1932:1 E. Faietti, Thatcher's Row (ad), 05/23/1930:6 Wed to Joseph Fred, 11/18/1932:4 Attempted break-in reported, 09/21/1934:2 Ferren, William Fasulo, Joseph Daughter bon, 06/24/1932:4 Son born, 05/09/1930:4 Ferrini, Adeline Daughter born, 12/15/1933:4 Obituary, 03/03/1933:1 Faulkner, Mary Fertilizer (see Washburn, C.P.) Employed by J.H. Alexander, 04/08/1932:6 Fessenden, Dorothy Ill with mumps, 03/10/1933:4 Teaches in Brockton, 04/25/1930:1 Faulkner, Mary Frances Fessenden, Edward W. Wedding described, 12/22/1933:3 Constructs tables from spire of church at the Green, 01/03/1930:1 Faunce, Walter H. Fessenden, Richard South Carver man dies, 06/20/1930:3 Resides in Jackson Heights, Long Island, 07/04/1930:1 Fava, Dante Son born, 01/26/1934:1 Son born, 1/27/1933:4
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Fessenden, Richard W. Finn, William E. Resides in New York, 01/03/1930:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:5 F.H. Sargent & Co. Opens new seafood grill and market on East Grove St, 05/29/1931:1 Save money on your feed bill, 10 Station St (ad), 09/23/1932:8 Grand opening of seafood grill, oyster bar, and fish market (ad), Fickert, A.H. 05/29/1931:3 Fancy turkeys, Plymouth St (ad), 11/13/1931:8 Sea grill finest in New England (ad), 08/07/1931:5 Fickert, Alfred Success of grill leads to winter hours, 08/28/1931:1 Withdraws from Fickert Brothers firm, 01/03/1930:1 Granted liquor license, 03/30/1934:1 Withdraws from firm of Fickert Brothers, 01/10/1930:9 Extensive changes made at restaurant, 04/06/1934:1 Daughter born, 04/25/1930:9 Right to display NRA Blue Eagle restored, 04/13/1934:6 Turkeys for sale (ad), 11/21/1930:7 Finneran, Alfred Poultry thieves still at work, 11/18/1932:1 Member of high school baseball and basketball teams (p), 06/22/1934:8 Son born, 09/01/1933:3 Finneran, Joseph William Fickert, Charles Completes U.S. Navy entrance exams, 08/18/1933:1 Myrtle Ave couple married 15 years, 05/20/1932:1 Finneran, William J. Fickert, Ernest E. Enlists in U.S. Navy, 10/20/1933:1 Engaged to Hildur A. Freed, 08/18/1933:4 Finney, Cora Hammond Fickert, Jane Rachel Obituary, 09/02/1932:1 Born to Alfred, 04/25/1930:9 Brockton woman dies at age 64, 09/02/1932:4 Fickert, Richard Alfred Finney, Edith W. Born to Alfred, 09/01/1933:3 Beneficiary of Ruth Holmes' will, 01/22/1932:1 Fickert, Stella Maintains unique historical garden at Montgomery Home for Aged Postmistress at North Middleboro, 05/13/1932:7 People (p), 10/14/1932:3 Fickert, William F. Obituary, 04/07/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:5 Widow of G. Herbert dies at age 51, 04/07/1933:4 Answer to alleged misstatement about milk dealers (l), 07/29/1932:3 Daughters of the American Revolution pass resolution upon death, Fickert Bros. 05/19/1933:3 Alfred Fickert withdraws from firm, now known as W.F. Fickert & Son, Finney, Edith Williams 01/03/1930:1 Red Cross chapter passes resolutions upon death, 04/07/1933:5 Alfred Fickert withdraws from firm, 01/10/1930:9 Finney, G. Herbert Lose auto truck to fire, 06/13/1930:3 Obituary, 11/18/1932:1 Field, Abby Rugg Dies at age 59, 11/18/1932:4 On faculty at Memorial High School, 05/09/1930:1 Finney, George H. Field, Ernest E. Obituary, 11/18/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Finney, Sophia Field, Everett D. Suffers severe sprain in fall on ice 55 years ago, 01/17/1930:8 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/04/1931:5 Fire Department (see Middleboro - Fire Department) Fielding, Andrew Fire Prevention Contractor razes section of Thatcher block, prepares for new Water main extension proves problematic for Warrentown, construction, 10/23/1931:1 01/31/1930:5 And young son hit by auto on new state road, 02/12/1932:4 No permits to be issued remainder of the month, 04/18/1930:1 Fielding, Andrew C. No permits to be issued for open burning, 05/02/1930:1 Collides with Marjorie Bryden on North St, 03/09/1934:1 Plan before selectmen to prevent forest fires, 05/16/1930:1 Fielding, Mrs Andrew Fire Chief does good job here, 10/10/1930:1 Resides in Vineyard Haven, 07/17/1931:1 Conservation commissioner orders no permits be issued, 04/17/1931:1 Fielding, Robert Fire tower observer Matthews resigns after 19 years of service, replaced Dad and youngster hit by auto on new state road, 02/12/1932:4 by Jesse Carpenter, Jr., 04/17/1931:1 Fies, Ludwig Frederick Clarence Cobb fined $10 for maintaining open fire without permit, Obituary, 11/02/1934:1 04/15/1932:1 Taunton man dies at age 77, 11/02/1934:4 Secure permit before burning, 04/15/1932:1 Fillebrown, Winthrop No permits for 30 days, 04/22/1932:1 Obituary, 02/27/1931:6 Middleboro ideal for industry (t), 10/14/1932:4 Fillmore, A. Wilbur Article concerning fire protection added to Lakeville town meeting Awarded Scoutmaster's Key, 01/20/1933:1 warrant, 01/12/1934:1 Films (see Motion Pictures) No permits being issued, 04/27/1934:1 Finch, George L. Firearms Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/03/1933:5 see also American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post (Rifle Club) Petition for gas station okayed by selectmen, 11/17/1933:4 Supposed gun play a joke, 09/11/1931:1 Finn, Albert G. Charles Lawrence finds revolver while fishing Miller's brook, Selectmen defer action on restaurant license application, 12/15/1933:1 05/04/1934:1 Finn, Warren B. Firearms - Law and Legislation Organizes Finn Finance Corp. in Rhode Island, 03/20/1931:1 New revolver law won't be on books long, 11/04/1932:1 Finn, William Revolver permit revoked at selectmen's meeting, 11/04/1932:1 Purchases old news stand from railroad station, 01/16/1931:1 Selectmen rescind order on revolver permits, 11/25/1932:4 Slight blaze at Sea Grill, 01/01/1932:1 Domina requests revolver permit, 12/09/1932:2 Restaurant celebrates first anniversary, 05/27/1932:7 Selectmen take no action on Domina's revolver license restoration, New Bedford driver strikes Finn's restaurant sign, 06/24/1932:1 01/06/1933:4 Restaurant license renewed by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Firearms Accidents New cocktail bar (ad), 04/06/1934:5 Commi Beech hit by stray shot in Lakeville woods, 11/07/1930:1 Grease fire at restaurant, 09/07/1934:2 Russell Standish accidentally shot with rifle, 06/19/1931:1
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Firearms Accidents cont. Fires cont. Horace Tinkham receives wound in hand from pistol 55 years ago, John Caperello burned fighting a fire in barn on Cedar St, 10/30/1931:1 07/03/1931:6 Benjamin Darling's barn at Paper Village burns 55 years ago, Son of Nelson Barrows shot by careless use of pistol 55 years ago, 11/06/1931:6 12/04/1931:8 Boys start blaze on big rock on Rock St, 11/13/1931:1 John Norris' knee cap nearly destroyed in shot gun accident, Fire in town dump on Plymouth St, 11/13/1931:1 11/18/1932:3 Small blaze in rear of Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., 12/25/1931:1 Stray bullet hits car in Lakeville, 06/29/1934:3 Slight blaze at Finn's Sea Grill, 01/01/1932:1 Firemen's Auxiliary Cigarette starts blaze at Wilbur's station, 02/26/1932:1 Holds annual reunion, 12/09/1932:6 Harland Beal's Lakeville barn destroyed, 02/26/1932:1 Firemen's Relief Organization Fire at Dennis Wilbur's roadside stand in North Middleboro, Holds annual meeting, 01/10/1930:1 02/26/1932:3 Annual ball has good attendance, 01/31/1930:5 Blaze in Berman's junk yard on May St, 04/08/1932:1 Auxiliary forms, 11/21/1930:5 Fire in engine cab south of local rail station, 05/06/1932:1 Holds election at annual meeting, 01/23/1931:1 Investigation of false alarm, 06/03/1932:1 Holds annual meeting, 01/13/1933:1 Eames' barn on Marion Rd burns down, 07/15/1932:3 Organizes fund for injured firemen, 1/27/1933:1 Small building alight at Roberts' on Center St, 07/22/1932:1 Fires Auto sets fire to William Garnier's shed, 09/30/1932:7 see also Arson; Automobile Fires; Dwellings - Fires; Forest Fires; Blaze in Howes' bog house in Thomastown, 1/27/1933:1 Industrial Fires Fire in awning at Talbot-Seeley Co., 03/10/1933:1 Trash fire gets away from Edward Lovell, 01/10/1930:1 Barn fire at Hastay's on Wareham St, 04/14/1933:1 Fire at Harry Williams' Lakeville store, 01/10/1930:3 Fire of unknown origin in shed at rear of Percy Keith's store, Poor farm burns in 1905 (p), 01/17/1930:1 05/05/1933:1 John Gilman's Warrentown barn destroyed by fire, 01/31/1930:5 Fire sweeps through Nemasket Transportation Co. garage, loss over Old Leonard saw mill burns down, 02/28/1930:1 $35,000, 05/19/1933:1 Fire breaks out in Joseph Washburn's Waterville shop 55 years ago, Fire in shed at rear of Anachi's property at Oak St and Maple Ave, 03/21/1930:8 05/19/1933:4 Frank Short fined $50 for burning in open without a permit, Fire in rear of Egger's store, 06/09/1933:2 04/04/1930:2 Barn a total loss on Staples' farm in Lakeville, 06/23/1933:1 Washburn contemplates move to Marion in aftermath of fire 55 years Slight blaze in poultry house at Clinton Morse's, 06/23/1933:1 ago, 04/04/1930:8 Firemen called for burning chair at Cox apartment, 06/23/1933:2 Nichols fined $10 for open fire without permit, 04/11/1930:3 False alarm at Soule School, 09/15/1933:1 Blaze in shack used by railroad, 04/18/1930:1 Rubbish fire on Hillside Ave, 11/03/1933:1 Fire on roof of Central Congregational, 04/25/1930:1 First since May 16th, 11/10/1933:1 Mysterious fire in Logan's garage on Cottage Ct, 05/30/1930:3 False alarm at Center and Lovell St calls entire department, Fire in coal shed at Jenney's, 06/20/1930:6 01/12/1934:1 Insurance companies pay fire damages 55 years ago, 06/27/1930:6 Department does the job right, 02/23/1934:1 In office of Frank Lanza And Sons on new state road, 08/08/1930:1 Glidden's store suffers heavy losses in fire, 02/23/1934:1 Serious fire in kitchen of Central Cafe, 08/29/1930:1 Fire destroys two brooder houses at West's on Pleasant St, 03/23/1934:7 Fire in oil stove at Gorrie's on old Center St, 09/12/1930:2 Fire destroys Jesse Hall's incubator house and several hundred eggs, Cement mixer at site of new road construction catches fire, 03/30/1934:1 09/19/1930:2 Kinsman extinguishes gasoline fire with milk, 04/27/1934:8 House fire all smoke no fire, 09/26/1930:1 Fire in barn owned by Mrs Ocena Barnes, 06/01/1934:1 Fire does considerable damage to Wilcox farm in South Middleboro, Chimney fire at Thomastown School, 06/08/1934:1 10/31/1930:1 Rubbish fire spreads to garage at Hokanson's on Wareham St, Overheated pipes discovered, fire averted at Central Methodist, 06/08/1934:1 10/31/1930:1 Fire at Max Green's new barn on Bedford St, 06/15/1934:1 Wood shed at Wilcox place destroyed, 11/07/1930:2 Grease fire at Finn's restaurant, 09/07/1934:2 Haystacks ablaze on Huntley's land, 11/07/1930:4 Rubbish fire on Pleasant St, 09/07/1934:2 Fire at Everett St state police barracks, 12/05/1930:3 Gasoline cleansing cause blaze at Holloway's, 10/05/1934:3 Chimney fire at Anderson's shoe repair shop in Darrow block, Anderson's garage and auto at Everett and Keith St burns, 12/14/1934:1 01/16/1931:1 Fireside Gifts William Preston's brooder house and chicks lost to fire, 01/16/1931:1 Mrs George Dennett, 9 Court End Ave (ad), 12/02/1932:8 Fire in boiler room of Bates School, 02/06/1931:1 Fireworks Euric Leighton's brooder house and chickens destroyed by fire, Sale through licensed dealers only, 06/20/1930:1 04/17/1931:1 Names of businesses issued sale permits listed, 07/04/1930:1 Nathan Champlin's brooder house catches fire, 04/17/1931:2 Licenses to sell discussed at selectmen's meeting, 07/01/1932:1 Fire in shed at McDougall's on Everett St, 05/15/1931:1 Selectmen make ruling, 06/16/1933:1 Fire in shed at Wilmot's on Lincoln St, 05/29/1931:1 Farrar's stand (ad), 06/30/1933:8 Fire in pile of old shingles at Robinson place, 06/12/1931:1 First Baptist Church Fire smolders in hay pile at George H. Shaw Co., 06/12/1931:1 Presented with new hymn board, 05/02/1930:2 Franklin Harlow's turkey brooder on Fairview St takes fire, Pastor Henry Vinal resigns, 12/02/1932:3 06/19/1931:1 H.Y. Vinal retires from active service, 12/02/1932:6 Fire of mysterious origin at old blacksmith shop, 06/26/1931:3 First Church of Christ Persistent fire at old dump on Fairview St, 07/10/1931:1 Sign near Christian Science church detracts from value of property, Timbers under rail bridge near Everett and North St catch fire, 06/20/1930:1 08/07/1931:4 First Congregational Church Shed roof at Brackett's catches fire on East Grove St, 09/04/1931:1 Edward Fessenden constructs tables from spire, 01/03/1930:1 Town fortunate in past year, 10/09/1931:1 Brush fire behind church, 04/18/1930:1 Starts in monkey house at Leighton's menagerie, 10/09/1931:3 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 06/13/1930:4
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First Congregational Church cont. Fish, Wilfred Windows broken in church, 07/25/1930:4 Emery's auto collides with Middleboro Laundry truck on South Main St, Holds annual business meeting, 12/05/1930:2 09/15/1933:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/17/1931:2 Fish, Wilfred T. Hosts baccalaureate service, 06/19/1931:6 Purchases South Main St cottage from Robert Fish, 01/24/1930:1 Schedule of Ancestors' Sunday events (ad) (p), 07/24/1931:4 Fish Markets Holds annual supper and roll call, 10/30/1931:2 William Finn opens new seafood grill and market on East Grove St, Parish holds annual meeting, 04/08/1932:1 05/29/1931:1 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 05/13/1932:4 Grand opening of Finn's seafood grill, oyster bar, and fish market (ad), Hosts 8th annual observance of Ancestor's Day, 08/19/1932:3 05/29/1931:3 Holds annual roll call, 10/21/1932:3 Success of Finn's grill leads to winter hours, 08/28/1931:1 Hosts closing session of Neighborhood convention, 06/22/1934:6 Luther Bailey closes fish market, opens meat market 55 years ago, Holds election at annual business meeting, 12/07/1934:1 10/02/1931:7 First National Stores, Inc. People's Fish Market, B.G. Robbins manager (ad), 04/29/1932:8 Permit granted for sign on Center St, 10/03/1930:1 Fisher, Annie M. Employs Russell Standish, 06/19/1931:1 Widow of Walter H. dies at age 80, 05/15/1931:4 Brockton dairy wants license to sell here, 02/05/1932:1 Obituary, 05/22/1931:1 Agreement reached on milk license, 02/26/1932:1 Fisher, Charles B. Brockton dairy gets license to sell milk here, 02/26/1932:1 Obituary, 08/18/1933:1 First Unitarian Church South Middleboro folks attend Waquoit funeral, 08/18/1933:5 Public forum : The Use of Leisure in Middleboro, 02/14/1930:3 Fisher, Clara Playze Charles Bates gives address at Unitarian Friendly Hour, 02/28/1930:2 Obituary, 03/14/1930:2 Charles Bates speaks on Makers of Middleboro's Homes, 03/14/1930:2 Funeral held in Onset, 03/21/1930:4 Lecture: The Makers of Homes of Middleboro (Charles H. Bates), Fisher, Wallace 03/21/1930:7 Wed to Marjorie Thomas, 09/28/1934:6 Woman's Alliance holds annual meeting, 03/28/1930:5 Fisher, Walter H. Holds annual meeting, 04/04/1930:3 Obituary, 04/04/1930:1 Harry Goodale speaks on "Community Activities," 04/18/1930:4 Dies at age 79, 04/04/1930:4 Exterior painted, auditorium re-decorated, 09/05/1930:1 Member of Odd Fellows dies, 06/20/1930:2 Holds annual meeting, 04/10/1931:3 Fishes and Fishing Services resume for season, 09/11/1931:2 see also Herring - Middleboro; Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Wilfred Cromwell resigns as tenor soloist, 11/13/1931:1 Association Holds annual meeting, 04/08/1932:2 Ban in force due to drought lifted, 05/23/1930:1 New organization, Nairatinu Society, formed by young people, Good-sized bass caught at Assawompsett 55 years ago, 07/17/1931:2 01/06/1933:1 Club formed for preservation and protection of game and fish 55 years Holds annual meeting, 04/07/1933:1 ago, 07/24/1931:6 Sermon text (l), 07/07/1933:8 Orrin Travers charged with fishing without a license, 10/09/1931:1 Beneficiary of J. Augustine Sparrow's will, 04/20/1934:1 Tispaquin Pond gets large consignment of yellow perch, 04/29/1932:1 Holds Festival of the Seasons, 05/04/1934:7 Sidney Thomas catches 1-lb. trout during Nemasket herring run, Hosts Memorial Sunday service, 06/01/1934:6 05/06/1932:1 Fisette, Joseph Emile Warden distributes 3,000 to area streams, 12/09/1932:1 Wed to Deliska Belanger in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Warden liberates 2,500 trout, 12/30/1932:1 Fish (Mr) Too much water for best trout fishing, 04/21/1933:4 Moves to South Middleboro, 02/14/1930:7 Streams stocked with trout, 05/05/1933:3 Fish, Alphonso D. Percy Griswold lands 67 trout in five days, 06/02/1933:4 Strikes Bridgewater man on Wareham St, 12/15/1933:3 Ice fishing alive and well here, 01/26/1934:1 Fish, Beverly Trout season slow, 04/20/1934:1 Tinkham's student performs at NE Conservatory of Music, 03/09/1934:1 Rain eliminates odor from lower reaches of Nemasket, 05/18/1934:1 Fish, Caroline Fisk, Allen Student at St. Luke's in New Bedford, 05/22/1931:2 Resides in New York, 05/25/1934:1 Fish, Carolyn Estelle Fisk, Allen A. Engaged to John M. Callan, 09/28/1934:1 Engaged to Christena Buchanan, 04/29/1932:4 Fish, Donald Fisk, Allen R. Registers at NE Conservatory of Music to study pipe organ, Wed to Christena Buchanan, 05/13/1932:4 11/24/1933:1 Fiske, Allan R. Fish, Esther L. Infant son of Frank R. and Anna M. Manwaring dies, 04/18/1930:4 Announces opening of Tintmor Studio on South Main St, 03/27/1931:1 Fiske, Arthur Tintmor Studio, 55 South Main St (ad), 03/27/1931:4 Employed at State Farm, 08/19/1932:2 Fish, Robert Fiske, Clarence Sells South Main St cottage to Wilfred Fish, 01/24/1930:1 Moves to East Providence, RI, 11/27/1931:4 Purchases store in Plympton, 03/14/1930:1 Purchases Briggs place from Evelyn Rouleau, 03/18/1932:1 Re-opens general store in Plympton, 04/04/1930:6 Fiske, Clarence E. Sells Cherry St farm to William Rose, 09/18/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/18/1932:5 Exchanges property with Mrs Fred Bowman, 03/09/1934:1 Fiske, Frank Raymond Fish, Robert E. Twin daughters born, 08/07/1931:4 Sells Wareham St parcel to Henry Guertin, 08/28/1931:1 Fiske, George Fish, Sarah State patrolman transfers here from Holden, 12/05/1930:3 Fractures wrist after thrown to sidewalk by revolving door, Fiske, George L. 12/15/1933:1 Transfers to local state police barracks, 03/06/1931:4
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Fiske, Mrs Robert Reginald Flora, Mrs R.E. Bride tendered shower, 03/23/1934:4 Joins husband in Chicago, 07/25/1930:9 Fiske, Robert Resides in Detroit, MI, 05/08/1931:3 Wed to Marjorie Plissey, 04/20/1934:1 Flora M. Clark School Fitch, Emma L. Dedication service unveils new inscription, 06/29/1934:6 Obituary, 05/11/1934:1 Florends, Joseph Widow of Charles E. dies at age 83, 05/11/1934:4 Sawyer at L.O. Atwood's mill, 10/03/1930:3 Will in probate, 06/22/1934:5 Flowers Fitting, Mabel see also Alexander, J. Herbert; Leland Carnation Co.; Leland's Flower Ill with scarlet fever, 12/04/1931:1 Shop; Nurseries (plant) Fitting, Susie Mrs Charles White picks pansy from garden, 01/10/1930:1 Member of Degree of Pocahontas dies, 06/20/1930:2 Macomber picks full-blown dandelion, 01/10/1930:9 Fitting, Susie S.C. Florence Robinson's crocuses appear in springlike weather, Obituary, 04/18/1930:1 02/28/1930:1 Wife of David L. dies at age 37, 04/18/1930:4 Dahlia bulbs from Vickery or Wright (ad), 04/11/1930:10 Fittz, L.L. Kingman's night-blooming cereus unfolds 55 years ago, 06/13/1930:3 Accepts call from Rockland church 50 years ago, 01/24/1930:10 Track supervisor Barrett plants roses in depot park, 07/04/1930:4 Fitzgerald, Alma R. Jennie Sampson's night-blooming cereus has four blossoms, Obituary, 05/26/1933:1 08/08/1930:2 Fitzgerald, Desmond A. Mrs Foster Hatch has rose bush in bloom, 10/24/1930:3 State patrolman transfers to Framingham, 12/05/1930:3 Flanders, vegetables, fruit and flowers (ad), 06/12/1931:9 Fitzgerald, Desmond P. Mrs James Morrissey's rambler rose in bloom, 10/23/1931:1 New state patrolman at Troop D, 07/25/1930:1 Mrs E.B. Lovell picks bouquet of pansies, 11/27/1931:1 Fitzgerald, Thomas Mrs F.T. Towne picks English violets from garden, 11/27/1931:1 State patrolman assigned here, 08/07/1931:1 Angie Tripp has dandelion in bloom, 11/27/1931:2 Fitzsimmons, Mary Dandelion in full bloom in Edward Garde's yard, 12/11/1931:6 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 06/23/1933:4 Mrs Williams Eaton has pansies and dandelions in bloom, 01/22/1932:2 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 06/22/1934:5 Dandelions in full bloom at Tinkham's and Delano's, 01/22/1932:3 Flag Day Dandelions up in South Middleboro, 01/22/1932:7 Women's Relief Corps conducts exercises, 06/20/1930:3 Forsythia in bloom at Mrs Herbert Erickson's, 02/05/1932:4 Flags Willard Dunham's bed of crocuses in full bloom, 03/18/1932:1 That Legion flag (l) (Patrick J. McMahon), 03/21/1930:7 A.E. Boardman, florist, East Grove St (ad), 05/27/1932:8 Sons of Veterans urges greater display of flags (l), 05/20/1932:1 John Burgess has bridal wreath in bloom for second time, 09/16/1932:1 The Living Flag poem by Thomas E. Hirst, 11/30/1934:3 Mrs Leon Hayward has pink running rose in full bloom, 09/30/1932:7 Flanders (Mr) Frank Graham picks full apple blossom, 10/07/1932:7 Vegetables, fruit and flowers (ad), 06/12/1931:9 Mrs Newkirk picks myrtle bloom, 12/16/1932:1 Flanders, Bert W. Ebenezer Pickens reports yellow crocuses in bloom, 02/24/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:6 William Wright's Bedford St gardens and trees make pretty sight, Flanders and Hewitt collide on East Grove St, 12/09/1932:1 05/05/1933:8 Pleads not guilty to drunkenness, reckless driving, and drunk driving, Mrs C.T. Westgate's dandelions in full bloom, 11/16/1934:3 12/16/1932:1 Floyd, Herbert Fined $100 for drunk driving, 12/23/1932:1 Delays occupancy of farm, 10/02/1931:6 Flanders, Elaine Floyd, Herbert F. Engaged to Ian G.B. Morrison, 03/06/1931:1 Purchases 50-acre turkey farm from Horace Case, 09/25/1931:1 Wed to Ian G.E. Morrison, 11/13/1931:4, 11/20/1931:6 Flynn, Honora Flanders, Wilmot Obituary, 02/05/1932:1 Resides in Chicago, IL, 08/29/1930:3 Wife of William H. dies at age 61, 02/05/1932:4 Attends school in Birmingham, Alabama, 06/29/1934:3 Flynn, Joseph Attends the University of Alabama, 09/07/1934:7 Sells Plymouth St house to Ernest Aubrey, 05/26/1933:1 Fleming, Amy Moves to Lowell, 06/09/1933:1 Member of Taunton Orchestra Club, 06/05/1931:1 Fogg, Horace T. Fleming, Edward Obituary, 08/22/1930:4 Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Foley, Annie Flood, Dorothy E. Niece dies in Beverly, 01/02/1931:1 Engaged to Almon W. Westgate, 04/20/1934:4 Foley, John E. Wed to Almon W. Westgate, Jr., 04/27/1934:4 Purchases North Middleboro cottage from H.E. Turner, 03/07/1930:1 Flood, James A. Foley, Raymond Engaged to Mary J. Gaeta, 11/04/1932:4 State patrolman transfers here from Framingham, 12/05/1930:3 Wed to Mary J. Gaeta, 11/18/1932:4 Transfers to Petersham, 12/19/1930:3 Flood, Norman Food Son born, 03/31/1933:4 see also Dairies; Fruit; Poultry; Vegetables Flood, Priscilla Five cases of eggs available for needy here, 01/05/1934:1 Narrowly escapes serious injury in hit-and-run at the Green, Elks and high school girls solicit funds for free milk, 03/02/1934:1 05/22/1931:1 Football Flood, Viola see also Middleborough Memorial High School - Sports Chimney fire on East Main St, 04/18/1930:1 Plans underway for town team, 08/29/1930:1 Floods Town to be represented by local eleven, 09/19/1930:2 Flood damage heavy here, 04/14/1933:1 Town team opens play on October 4th, 09/26/1930:1 High water undermines Bedford St, 04/21/1933:1 J. Frederick Shurtleff candidate for Brown University team, Severe rain storm causes trouble in Rock, 04/21/1933:2 10/03/1930:2
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Football cont. Forest Fires cont. Plans for athletic association here, 12/26/1930:3 Brush fire on Center St, 03/27/1931:1 Getting ready for season, 08/28/1931:4 Grass fire on Fairview St, 04/03/1931:4 Prospects for town team draw a crowd, 09/11/1931:1 Brisk forest fire in rear of Waterville School, 04/10/1931:4 Town team in offing, 09/11/1931:1 Grass fire on Courtland St, 04/10/1931:4 Johnstone voted best Colby football player, 12/04/1931:1 Appeal for caution as season starts, 04/17/1931:1 A.A. team organizes for season, 08/26/1932:1 Brush fire near Soule School, grass fires on old Center St and on Middleboro A.A. team shaping up, 09/02/1932:1 Cambridge St, 04/17/1931:1 Practice sessions begin for town team, 09/16/1932:1 Brush fires on Sachem St and Grove St, grass fire on Bedford St, and Town team opens season at Stoughton, 09/30/1932:1 brisk blaze in Lakeville, 04/17/1931:1 Local town team made good showing in past season, 1/27/1933:1 Grass fires near Nemasket station and at Muttock, and stubborn blaze in Town team enjoys banquet, 1/27/1933:1 southern part of town, 04/17/1931:1 Call for candidates for town team, 09/08/1933:1 Brush fires on Marion Rd and on Cherry St, 04/24/1931:2 Town team opens season, 09/15/1933:1 Brush fire at East Grove and Wood St, 05/01/1931:1 Town team opens season at Abington, 09/22/1933:1 Brush fire near Precinct church, on Plymouth St, and on Grove St, Town team holds annual banquet, 02/02/1934:1 05/08/1931:1 Team plays at new playground on Sunday, 09/28/1934:1 In hills near pumping station, 05/15/1931:1 Team called Tigers organizes, 10/05/1934:1 Blazes in East Middleboro, near Nemasket Hill Cemetery, and in peat Forbes, John Mosley bog at Short and Plymouth St, 05/22/1931:1 Wedding described, 01/26/1934:3 Peat fire in Blackman's swamp along West Grove St, 07/03/1931:4 Forbes, Sherman Scrub growth burns in Woods on old Center St, 08/07/1931:4 Wed to Annabel Otis, 10/19/1934:1 Brisk fire in woods behind Hastay's on Wareham St, 08/28/1931:2 Ford, Frank Town fortunate in past year, 10/09/1931:1 Brockton couple married 50 years, 01/24/1930:1 Grass fire on Plympton St, wood fire on Fuller St, 10/30/1931:1 Forest Fires Several acres burn in North Middleboro, 01/01/1932:1 Two grass fires and a brush fire demand attention of department, Brush fire at Center and Pleasant St, 02/19/1932:1 03/07/1930:1 Grass fire on Carmel St and brush fires on Wareham St and Cherry St, Brush fires on Precinct St, Plymouth St, Everett St, North St, Wall St, 02/26/1932:1 and Rhode Island Rd, 03/21/1930:1 Near homes of Bert Flanders and Amos Buckman in Rock, Fire to smoke out wood chuck gets out of control, 03/28/1930:1 02/26/1932:7 Serious fire in field in Lakeville, 03/28/1930:1 Blazes at Vaughan and Wood St and near Bridge St, 03/18/1932:1 Grass fire at Arthur Winslow estate, 03/28/1930:7 Grass fire on Rice St, brush fire on Wood St, 03/25/1932:4 Grass fires about Muttock do little damage, 04/04/1930:1 Brush fire off Ash St, 04/01/1932:1 Brush fires on Indian Hill, Wood St, near railroad bridge, and near Grass fire on Carmel St, 04/01/1932:1 Plymouth and Nemasket St, 04/04/1930:10 Prouty and neighbors fight brush fire, 04/01/1932:7 Department busy nearly all day with blaze on east side of tracks, Grass fire on Plymouth St, 04/08/1932:1 04/11/1930:1 Rubbish fire gets away from Cobb, 04/08/1932:1 Squad responds to calls on Precinct St and Miller St, 04/11/1930:3 Brush fire on East Grove St and on Everett St, 04/22/1932:4 Brush fire at rear of First Congregational, across from Leighton's on Grass fire at foot of Rock St, on Cedar St,, and on North St, East Main St, and in rear of Kelley's house in Eddyville, 04/18/1930:1 04/22/1932:4 Tough blaze in woods on Bedford St and grass fire on Rock St, Brush fire in Waterville, 04/29/1932:1 04/25/1930:1 Stubborn blaze on Plain St, 04/29/1932:1 Van Steenbergh and Perkins lose 50 acres, 04/25/1930:9 Brush fire on Marion Rd, 05/06/1932:1 Burns over 600 acres in Thomastown, 05/02/1930:1 Brush fire on River St and near Plymouth and Short St, 05/13/1932:1 Blaze near Cook's brick yard, 05/02/1930:4 Brush fires off Spruce St, on Chestnut St, and on Cross St, 05/20/1932:4 Fires continue, destroy cottage and furnishings, 05/09/1930:4 Brush fire on Bedford St, 05/27/1932:1 North Middleboro scene of three blazes this week, 05/09/1930:7 Brush fire off Stone St, 06/24/1932:4 Eleven-year-old boy confessed firebug, 05/16/1930:1 Fire in woods off Purchase St, 07/01/1932:4 Plan before selectmen to prevent fires, 05/16/1930:1 Brush fires on Plympton St and in South Middleboro, 07/15/1932:8 Blaze on Plymouth St across from Savage farm, 05/16/1930:2 Brush fires caused by berry pickers, 07/22/1932:1 Steam roller sparks grass fire on West Grove St, 06/06/1930:5 Fire on Purchase St, in East Middleboro, on Rocky Meadow St, and on Blaze at Bedford and Clay St burns 10 acres at Dunham place, France St, 07/22/1932:1 06/06/1930:6 Brush fires on Star Ave and Plymouth St, 07/29/1932:1 Brush fire on Taunton St, 06/20/1930:1 Brush fire on Cherry St, 08/19/1932:1 Big fires in Plymouth and Bourne cast pall of smoke, 08/08/1930:1 Grass fire at Maddigan's on Everett St, 1/27/1933:1 Dump fires and steam shovel cause blazes, 08/08/1930:1 Pine stand blaze on shores of Wood's Pond, 1/27/1933:1 Brush fire on new state road near Fall Brook, 09/12/1930:4 Grass fire near Reed's on Wareham St, 02/03/1933:8 In the woods near corner of Cherry and East Grove St, 09/19/1930:4 Grass fires get start on season, 03/17/1933:1 Bridgewater blaze leaves pall of smoke here, 09/26/1930:1 Grass fire started by fallen package on East Grove St, 03/31/1933:1 Discovered well under way on north side of Center St, 10/10/1930:3 Fire in rear of Waterville School and near West Grove and Taunton St, Grass fire at Montello and East Main St, 10/10/1930:4 04/07/1933:1 Squad busy with grass and forest fires, 10/10/1930:8 Brush fire off Carmel St, 05/05/1933:1 Brush fire on new state road, 10/17/1930:1 Slash burns near Vernon and Center St, 05/05/1933:1 Grass fire near Hastay's home, 11/07/1930:4 Burns over 30 acres in Lakeville, 05/19/1933:1 Brush fire in woods near Little River, 11/14/1930:7 Blaze in woods near Barden Hill fire tower, 05/19/1933:4 Skaters' bonfire turns to grass fire at Nevertouch Pond, 12/19/1930:1 Blaze in woods near traffic circle, 07/14/1933:1 Grass fire on Everett St, 01/23/1931:1 Brush fire near Short St, 07/14/1933:4 Brush fire on Pleasant St, 01/30/1931:1, 4 Brush fire near traffic circle, 11/24/1933:1 Brush fire on Cherry St, 03/06/1931:4 First of the season burns small area on Everett St, 03/23/1934:1 Brush fire on Fuller St, 03/20/1931:4 Grass fire gets out of hand at Bryant's in Warrentown, 04/13/1934:1
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Forest Fires cont. Foster, Malcolm Grass fires on Spencer St and off Washburn St, 04/20/1934:1 Employed at sanatorium, 08/26/1932:3 Grass fire on Everett St, 04/27/1934:1 Wedding described, 06/30/1933:6 Fire protection project complete, 04/27/1934:3 Moves from Rock to Vaughn St, 01/05/1934:4 Brush fire near Wareham and Wood St, 05/04/1934:1 Son born, 06/08/1934:4, 7 Pine St blaze first of season, 05/11/1934:1 Foster, Malcolm L. Brush fire at Urann's bog, 09/07/1934:2 Herbert Chase injured when son's car rear-ended by Foster on Wareham Brush fire on Taunton St, 11/23/1934:1 St, 08/21/1931:1 Brush fire in Lakeville, 12/21/1934:1 Foster, Malcom Forest Street School Wed to Isabel Sylvia, 06/30/1933:4 PTA presents Adam and Eva, 02/06/1931:4 Foster, Vincent PTA holds 5th annual banquet, 06/05/1931:1 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 PTA presents The Absent-Minded Bridegroom (ad) (t), 03/25/1932:5 Transfers to State Ag College in the fall, 06/16/1933:3 PTA presents The Absentminded Bridegroom, 04/08/1932:2 Resumes work at Segregansett Agricultural school, 01/12/1934:7 Money taken in break-in, 03/31/1933:1 Segregansett Ag School student a delegate to Massachusetts FFA, History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 06/16/1933:4 04/06/1934:3 Elizabeth Drew teacher, 09/08/1933:1 Foundries (see Metal and Metal Work) Forests 4-H Club see also Trees Plymouth County leaders meet at GAR hall, 01/23/1931:4 Middleboro quota filled for national reforestation project, 05/26/1933:1 North Middleboro club holds 8th annual exhibition, 05/25/1934:5 Middleboro fills quota of 30 men for forestry camp, 06/02/1933:1 Fournier, Adelaid Fornaciari, Emo A. Dies in New Bedford, 03/07/1930:9 Wedding described, 11/16/1934:1 Fournier, Archie Wed to Mabel I. Guidoboni, 11/16/1934:4 Dies in Attleboro, 10/20/1933:6 Fornaciari, Enio A. Fourth of July Engaged to Mabel I. Guidaboni, 10/26/1934:4 The occasional fire cracker and the flag display marks holiday, Forney, Louis 07/11/1930:1 Purchases Everett St home of John Witbeck, 07/11/1930:1 Passes quietly in South Middleboro, 07/11/1930:4 Forsberg, Alice Holiday quietest in many years, 07/11/1930:8 Engaged to Cecil Northway, 08/08/1930:4 Horribles parade in Rock over 4th, 07/18/1930:7 Forsberg, Alice A. Conditions much calmer than in years past, 07/10/1931:1 Wed to Cecil R. Northway, 08/22/1930:4 Horribles parade held in Rock, 07/10/1931:2 Forsberg, Alice Alberta Safe and sane, 07/10/1931:2 Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 Spirit of the 4th manifested with Horribles parade in North Middleboro, Forsberg, Charles 07/10/1931:4 Fined $10 for speeding, 08/08/1930:1 A look back at past celebrations, 07/01/1932:1 Forsberg, Flora Safe and sane celebration here, 07/08/1932:1 Resides in Brockton, 05/16/1930:1 Quiet at Rock, 07/08/1932:6 X-ray technician at Goddard hospital, 07/10/1931:1 Church bells ring in holiday, 07/08/1932:7 Forsberg, Harold Six young men each fined $10 for disturbing the peace, 07/15/1932:1 Narrowly escapes serious accident in mishap with Savard's log gear, First community celebration for many years, 07/07/1933:1 12/02/1932:1 Legion drum corps presents fine celebration (t), 07/07/1933:1 Forsberg, Thalia Description of North Middleboro celebration, 07/07/1933:3 Studies library science at Simmons College, 09/25/1931:1 Celebration not complete without Horribles parade, 06/08/1934:1 Fortes, Dominga Please contribute to fund, 06/22/1934:1 Wed to Antone D. Santos, 07/15/1932:4 Generous response to fund appeal, schedule of events, 06/29/1934:1 Fortier, Mrs Harry Fourth District Court Resides in Springfield, ME, 05/25/1934:1 First time in many months no business conducted, 12/05/1930:9 Fortin, Joseph Must vacate quarters in academy, move to P.H. Peirce grocery, Restaurant owner fined $10 for selling substandard milk, 07/03/1931:2 07/24/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:7, 05/05/1933:7 Plans for courthouse and police quarters discussed by selectmen, Obituary, 04/06/1934:1 09/18/1931:1 Dies at age 73, 04/06/1934:4 New quarters discussed, 12/04/1931:1 Will in probate, 04/20/1934:6 Peirce Estate Trustees willing to help town with plan for police station Fortin, Marcel and court room, 12/11/1931:1 Hartling's auto struck by running boy, Fortin, 07/21/1933:4 Chamber members favors agreement with Peirce Trustees for Fortin, Mrs Gideon accommodations, 12/18/1931:1 Reports son leaves with carnival, 09/01/1933:4 Study town meeting warrant carefully, 12/18/1931:1 Foster, Estella M. Petty bickering marks special town meeting, 12/25/1931:1 Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 County commissioners look over quarters here, 02/19/1932:2 Wed to Clarence A. Holmes, 08/22/1930:4 Act passed to authorize loan, 02/26/1932:3 Foster, J.M. Lyric Hall to be used for court, 02/26/1932:5 Chimney fire on Highland St, 02/27/1931:2 District Court moves from Peirce Academy to Old American building, Auction sale at farm (ad), 08/05/1932:8 03/04/1932:1 Foster, J.N. Harold Hurley re-appointed clerk of court, 06/24/1932:1 Receives carload of cows from New Hampshire, 08/29/1930:3 Financial crisis hits local court, 03/10/1933:1 Foster, Joseph Lively scramble for local judgeship, 10/20/1933:1 In Vermont buying cows, 10/24/1930:6 Acting justice Sullivan comments on 34 years of judicial duties, Chimney fire on Highland St, 02/27/1931:4, 03/17/1933:1, 02/16/1934:4 01/05/1934:1
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Fourth District Court cont. Foye, Otis W. L. Francis Callan appointed clerk pro tempore, 06/08/1934:1 Text of Ancestors' Day sermon, 08/18/1933:3 Additional table installed for press corps, 09/21/1934:1 Francis, E. Louisa New judge, John H. Sullivan, appointed, 12/28/1934:1 Will in probate, 03/25/1932:2 Fowler, Francis S. Francis, Elizabeth Carder Three men escape injury as car plunges into Nemasket, 10/20/1933:1 Engaged to Edwin Miller Ryder, 02/09/1934:1 Fowler, Hazel Francis, Frank J. Wedding described, 02/17/1933:6 Tax collector's sale, 01/30/1931:5 Fowler, Hazel H. Petition to foreclose tax lien, 08/11/1933:6 Engaged to Laurence M. Carmichael, 02/03/1933:4 Francis, Frank Joseph Fowler, Joseph W. Petition to foreclose tax lien, 06/09/1933:6 Obituary, 06/29/1934:1 Francis, Ida G. Dies at age 88, 06/29/1934:4 Petition to foreclose tax lien, 06/09/1933:6, 08/11/1933:6 Fowler, Norman Franco-American Association (see French Artisans Society) Class of 1930 prophet (p), 06/20/1930:1 Frank, John H. Fowler, Stewart Obituary, 02/23/1934:1 Boy scout receives Bacon Medal (p), 11/21/1930:6 Frank, Mrs Charles P. Fox, Annie S. Resides in South Dartmouth, 04/29/1932:1 Obituary, 05/05/1933:1 Frank's Barber Shop Widow of George H. dies at age 60, 05/05/1933:4 42 Everett St (ad), 08/22/1930:8 Fox, Lillian Fraser, Edna K. Tauremid String Quartette performs for Marion Woman's club, County supervisor of knitting project closes work, 04/13/1934:1 01/08/1932:1 Frates, Mary A. Fox, Vernald W. Petition for administration of estate, 09/08/1933:6 Engaged to Gladys I. Priestnal, 05/19/1933:4 Montgomery Home petitions for claim on estate, 02/23/1934:8 Fox Hunting Administrator presents account of estate, 11/02/1934:4 Herbert Thomas kills six fox so far this season, 01/31/1930:5 Frates, Tony Middleboro Fish and Game Association holds annual Thanksgiving Auto collides with Norwood car on Center St, 04/04/1930:10 hunt, 11/28/1930:1 Fraud Henry Shaw shots fine specimen, 12/05/1930:7 Local merchant takes wooden money, 11/21/1930:5 Henry Shaw brings in deer and fox, 12/12/1930:6 Member of U.S. Marines held here for passing worthless checks, Cormi Beech shoots 12-lb. fox, 12/12/1930:8 04/17/1931:1 Edward Corayer shoots 11-lb. fox, 12/19/1930:7 Boston man nabbed here, 05/08/1931:1 Good number of hunters and dogs out for annual Fish & Game Police alert, look out for bad check passer, 07/24/1931:1 Association hunt, 01/02/1931:1 Novel racket worked here, 09/11/1931:1 Commi Beech shots 12-lb. fox, 01/09/1931:1 The unordered-goods racket reappears, 11/20/1931:4 Henry Shaw shoots first of season, 10/16/1931:2 New swindle alert, 01/01/1932:4 J.D. Sullivan bags 10-lb. fox, 10/30/1931:1 Suggested in filling welfare board grocery orders for indigent, Fish and Game Protective Association second hunt unexciting, 05/27/1932:1 10/30/1931:2 Selectmen handle complaints about grocers at meeting, 05/27/1932:2 Fox liberated from Leighton's menagerie during fire killed by McCrillis, Start made in getting to bottom of grocers' alleged racket, 06/03/1932:1 11/06/1931:1 Investigations into welfare fraud closed, 06/10/1932:1 No score on local fox hunt, 11/13/1931:3 Welfare Board meets with merchants, 06/10/1932:1 John D. Sullivan shows off prowess, 12/04/1931:1 Selectmen query Welfare Board members, 06/10/1932:4 Commi Beech shots two, 12/11/1931:1 Boynton commended for ridding welfare department of fraud, Henry Shaw gets three, William Shaw one, 01/01/1932:3 07/15/1932:1 Charles Bassett, Jr. shoots fine fox, 12/30/1932:6 Beware, another furniture club racket (ad) (l) (William Egger), Howard Bryant bags fine specimen, 11/03/1933:1 09/30/1932:6 Hank Bryant shoots large fox, 01/12/1934:1 "Orphan" racket worked here last week, 12/23/1932:1 Hunter Thomas Lockman has story to tell, 02/23/1934:2 Police warn of man buying gold and silver, 03/03/1933:4 Foy, Lillian Antone Stanley loses court case against American Lithuanian Co- Member of Tauremid String Quartette, 09/23/1932:1 operative Market, 09/08/1933:1 Tauremid String Quartette furnishes music for wedding at East Frawley, John J. Bridgewater, 09/30/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/01/1933:6 Foye, Arnold Frawley, Thomas P. Chimney fire on Summer St, 02/09/1934:1 Funeral held in Lowell, 05/06/1932:1 Lets Summer St house to Daniel Minkle, 05/11/1934:1 Frazier, Anna G. Foye, Arnold L. Engaged to Anthony P. Caperello, 07/14/1933:4 Obituary, 12/08/1933:1 Wed to Anthony P. Caperello, 07/21/1933:4 Dies at age 60, 12/08/1933:4 Frazier, Anthony V. Will in probate, 12/22/1933:6 Runs into Judge Washburn's car on Nickerson St, 12/04/1931:6 Foye, Eunice T. Frazier, Joseph A. Widow of Frank H. dies at age 82, 06/09/1933:4 Engaged to Eva A. Dutra, 11/09/1934:4, 11/16/1934:4 Will in probate, 06/23/1933:5 Fred, Frank Foye, Harold Anthony Freitas arrested for hit-and-run in which Fred was killed, Daughter born, 11/20/1931:4 11/24/1933:1 Foye, I.M. Killed by hit-and-run driver, 11/24/1933:1 Opens class for singing 55 years ago, 01/23/1931:6 Reward offered for arrest of hit-and-run driver, 11/24/1933:4 Foye, Mrs Frank H. Anthony Freitas pleads not guilty, 12/01/1933:1 Obituary, 06/09/1933:1 Freitas case sent to grand jury, 12/08/1933:1
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Fred, Frank cont. Freitas, George Petition for administration of estate, 12/08/1933:5 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 12/23/1932:1 Freitas gets two years for manslaughter after leaving scene of accident, Freitas, Henry 03/02/1934:1 Engaged to Helen E. Houlihan, 02/03/1933:4 Fred, Frank M. Wed to Helen E. Houlihan, 02/17/1933:4 Dies at age 60, 11/24/1933:4 Freitas, Joseph Fred, Joseph Barn on Vaughan St struck by lightning, 07/11/1930:9 Wedding described, 11/18/1932:1 French, Kate Wed to Lena Ferreira, 11/18/1932:4 Missionary returns from India, 08/01/1930:6 Fred, Joseph V. Tells of experiences in India, 08/08/1930:5 Engaged to Lena Ferreira, 11/04/1932:4 French, S. Frederick Fred, Josephine Obituary, 12/21/1934:4 Engaged to George Millette, 05/06/1932:1 French Artisans Society Wedding described, 05/13/1932:1 Holds 17th annual Mardi-Gras ball, 03/07/1930:1 Wed to George Millette, 05/13/1932:4 Holds annual Mardi Gras ball, 02/20/1931:1 Fred, Manuel L. Holds annual Mardi Gras party, 02/12/1932:1 Engaged to Franceline Botelho, 05/26/1933:4 Mardi Gras profits to be used for charity, 02/19/1932:1 Fredberg's Store of Bargains People aided by French Artisans (l) (William G. Boynton), 03/18/1932:7 The Bargain Store changes hands, now Fredberg's (ad), 10/07/1932:2 Frietas, Anthony Shoes, 252 Center St (ad), 12/16/1932:3 Engaged to Cecilia Mary Trinque, 04/18/1930:4 Frederick Lobl Co. (see Lobl, Frederick) Frost, May Wonson Fredette, George Obituary, 06/23/1933:1 New manager of Park Theatre, 09/26/1930:1 Widow of Charles W. dies at age 73, 06/23/1933:4 Gets three months for drunk driving, 03/25/1932:2 Frost, Edith Daughter born, 10/21/1932:4 Teacher sharply criticizes selectmen over conditions on Wood St, Fredette, George R. 05/15/1931:1 Wed to Dorothy M. Broadbent, 07/04/1930:4 Frost, George Freed, Hildur A. Puppy takes first at Berkley show, 09/01/1933:3 Engaged to Ernest E. Fickert, 08/18/1933:4 Frost, Mae Freedman, Isadore Former Rock resident dies, 06/23/1933:2 Gomes cranks car already in gear, backs into Freedman's truck, Dies in Winthrop, 06/30/1933:6 07/29/1932:1 Frost, Wm. H. Granted junk yard license, 01/06/1933:4 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Freeman, Alton S. Fruit Obituary, 10/12/1934:1 see also Apples; Berries Dies at age 55, 10/12/1934:4 T. Panesis, fruits and vegetable (ad), 01/31/1930:3 Freeman, Andrew Peach growers dismayed by severe weather, 02/28/1930:4 Obituary, 03/28/1930:1 Mrs C.T. Westgate's orange tree bears fruit, 04/11/1930:6 Dies at age 87, 03/28/1930:4 Heavy rain damages fruit trees, 06/20/1930:1 Obituary, 04/04/1930:1 Cedar Hill Farm roadside market in Warrentown (ad), 07/18/1930:8 Will in probate, 04/11/1930:5 Local orchards on fruit growers' tour, 08/22/1930:1 GAR member dies in March, 05/30/1930:1 Melons now ready at Thomas Farm (ad), 09/05/1930:10 Freeman, Ella Tinkham Thief makes off with Howard's melons, 09/26/1930:1 Obituary, 04/29/1932:1 Flanders, vegetables, fruit and flowers (ad), 06/12/1931:9 Freeman, Geraldine Peach crop largest in many years, 08/28/1931:1 Wedding described, 07/11/1930:1 J.A. Thomas, champion melons (ad), 09/04/1931:8 Freeman, Marion L. May Shaw sells Long Point Rd orchard to Gilbert Harris, 09/18/1931:1 Obituary, 10/26/1934:1 J.A. Thomas has 15 acres under cultivation, 27 different varieties of Brighton child dies at age 1, 10/26/1934:4 produce, 06/24/1932:1 Freeman, Martha J. Hewitt Bros.' Stand, apples and peaches, East Grove St (ad), Wife of Russell A. dies at age 27, 10/12/1934:4 09/16/1932:8 Obituary, 10/19/1934:1 Melon thieves strike farms of Harry Bowden and John McNeece, Freeman, Matilda R. 09/08/1933:1 Petition for administration of estate, 04/11/1930:5 Jesse Carpenter, Jr. in charge of men cleaning orchards, 12/15/1933:1 Freeman, Russell Vandals destroy $50 worth of melons at Henry Keane's farm, Daughter born, 11/25/1932:4, 06/08/1934:4 09/07/1934:7 Freeman, Sadie F.T. Anderson & Sons Funeral held at West Somerville, 03/10/1933:2 Shoe repair (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Freeman, Wayne Fuel Oil Ernest Thomas pushed through plate glass window at Pierce's hardware Louis Littlejohn new inspector of petroleum products, 05/16/1930:1 by runaway auto, 11/04/1932:1 F.H. Dutra, gasoline, kerosene, range oil, and fuel oil (ad), 12/12/1930:5 Freitas, Anthony Nemasket Oil & Gas Co., Frank Leighton proprietor (ad), 05/15/1931:4 Wedding described, 05/09/1930:1 R.D. Kelley Coal Co. adds range and fuel oil to product line (ad), Wed to Cecelia M. Trinque, 05/09/1930:4 12/18/1931:7 Auto clips North Abington car at Oak and Frank St, 07/07/1933:1 Request for sealed bids for town requirements (ad), 07/01/1932:2 Arrested for hit-and-run, 11/24/1933:1 Peter Chausse, range oil, East Main St (ad), 09/23/1932:8 Pleads not guilty, 12/01/1933:1 Francis Crowley, agent for Cities Service Products (ad), 12/16/1932:8 Freitas case sent to grand jury, 12/08/1933:1 Standard Oil Company of New York (ad), 12/23/1932:6 Gets two years in jail for manslaughter after leaving scene of accident, Peter Chausse's petition for oil storage license tabled by selectmen, 03/02/1934:1 06/16/1933:1
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Fuel Oil cont. Funeral Industry cont. Notice to dealers (ad), 10/06/1933:8 Soule's Undertaking Establishment purchases pair of matched horses 55 Peter Chausse, oil and burner dealer (ad), 11/10/1933:8 years ago, 05/08/1931:6 Local dealers form association, 12/08/1933:1 Soule's Undertaking Establishment, three generations carry on Membership list for Middleboro Range Fuel and Oil Association (ad), businesses for 100 years (p), 04/08/1932:1 12/08/1933:2 Raymond Funeral Service, 240 North Main St (ad), 04/15/1932:10 Selectmen do not award contract, 06/01/1934:1 Wesley H. Raymond funeral director (ad), 06/03/1932:8 Fugitives from Justice John Healey local representative for Fahey undertaking establishment, Dragnet out for armed youth, Peter Kontoes, 04/17/1931:1 01/20/1933:1 Kontoes boys caught without a fight, 04/24/1931:1 John Healey Middleboro rep for Fahey's funeral home (ad), 1/20/1933:4 Escaped mental patient apprehended here, 10/09/1931:1 Joseph Picone petitions for undertaker's license, 12/21/1934:1 Fuller, Alice C. Furnishings (see Egger, William) Engaged to Frederick M. Parmenter, 06/30/1933:4 Furniture Fuller, Chester F. Edward Fessenden constructs tables from spire of church at the Green, Collides with Clarence Cobb at Union and Center St, 06/05/1931:1 01/03/1930:1 Fuller, David B. Herbert Dunham, furniture repaired and refinished (ad), 06/12/1931:10 Builds house on farm of Henry Thomas 55 years ago, 03/06/1931:6 M. Grant, upholstering and furniture repair (ad), 04/27/1934:6 Fuller, Elbridge A. Furniture Moving (see Moving, Household) Obituary, 12/02/1932:1 Furniture Stores Dies at age 81, 12/02/1932:4 see also Egger, William; Soule's Furniture Store Fuller, Elinor Sara Joe's Furniture Store, 161 Centre St (ad), 02/28/1930:10 Wedding described, 07/07/1933:6 Furriers Fuller, Franklin I. Fur coats repaired and restyled, J. Merrihew (ad), 12/08/1933:8 Obituary, 06/09/1933:6 Furrow, Priscilla Fuller, Granville Wed to John Clifton, 06/22/1934:3 Moves to house on Plymouth St, 07/21/1933:1 F.W. Woolworth & Co. Fuller, Granville D. Refuses to comply with retail store decree, 12/12/1930:5 Engaged to Mabel S. McCrillis, 06/19/1931:4 Employs Ernest Morgan, 07/15/1932:1 Wed to Mabel S. McCrillis, 06/26/1931:4 State advertises firm refusing to comply with retail store decree (ad), Fuller, Henry A. 06/30/1933:2 Obituary, 03/30/1934:3 Employs Inezetta Bradley, 07/07/1933:1 Fuller, John Fyrberg, Nils J.A. Dies in Edgartown, 11/10/1933:6 California family occupies home in Warrentown, 09/30/1932:1 Fuller, John, III Born to John, Jr., 05/13/1932:7 G Fuller, John, Jr. Gabrey, Arthur L. Son born, 05/13/1932:7 Wed to Cecelia G. Swartz, 06/20/1930:4 Fuller, Lucius Gabrey, Arthur Louis Memorial service held for deceased GAR members, 07/01/1932:2 Engaged to Cecelia Gertrude Swartz, 06/06/1930:4 Fuller, Lucius M. Gabrey, Evelyn Obituary, 07/18/1930:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Cambridge man dies at age 85, 07/18/1930:4 Gabrey, Joseph Will in probate, 08/08/1930:5 Daughter born, 04/08/1932:4 Fuller, Marcus Gabrey, Joseph W. Contracts to carry mail between Plymouth and Middleboro 55 years ago, Wed to Angeline Amaral, 09/11/1931:4 01/31/1930:8 Gabrey, Lewis Fuller, Marshall W. Old mill dam in Muttock (p), 08/08/1930:1 Obituary, 03/02/1934:1 Gabrey, Louis Dies at age 66, 03/02/1934:4 Missing man drowns in Nemasket River, 09/15/1933:1 Fuller, Mrs Herman Gadbois, George H. Injured by bat at ball game, 08/26/1932:1 Wedding described, 06/23/1933:1 Fuller, Mrs Melvin L. Wed to Helen D. Wiksten, 06/23/1933:4 Sister's funeral held in Neponset, 05/27/1932:7 Gaeta, Mary J. Fuller, Phebe A. Engaged to James A. Flood, 11/04/1932:4 Obituary, 02/06/1931:1 Wed to James A. Flood, 11/18/1932:4 Widow of Albert H. dies at age 81, 02/06/1931:4 Gaggette, Thomas Fuller Motor Sales Co. Funeral held in Acushnet, 05/16/1930:6 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:9 Gagnon, Eva Marie Good used cars (ad), 10/17/1930:5 Engaged to Henry O. Roy, 06/19/1931:4 Secures Oakland-Pontiac dealership, 06/12/1931:3 Gagnon, F.H. New Oakland-Pontiac dealer (ad), 06/12/1931:6 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/12/1930:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/25/1932:6 Gagnon, Frederick H. Fulwiler, Mary Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Begins nursing studies in Brockton, 09/09/1932:4 Gagnon, John B. Fund Raising Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Community chest proposed here, 05/05/1933:1 Gagnon, Joseph R. Funeral Industry Obituary, 03/04/1932:1 see also Colonial Casket Co.; Egger's Undertaking Rooms
Soule's Undertaking Establishment, 14 South Main St (ad),
01/03/1930:4
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Gahan, Thomas F. Gammons, Charles O. Obituary, 05/09/1930:1 Hen thieves get 70, 02/19/1932:3 Petition for administration of estate, 05/30/1930:5 Gammons, D. Melvern Gaines, Marshall L. YMCA physical director officiates at sectional basketball tournament, Engaged to Edna M. Irons, 10/12/1934:4 03/14/1930:1 Wed to Edna M. Irons, 12/28/1934:4 Petitions selectmen for use of North Main St grounds for baseball Gaito, Sabatino games, 07/11/1930:1 Engaged to Bertha A. Burnside, 07/24/1931:4 Physical director at YMCA, 08/07/1931:1 Galanto, Anthone Gammons, Donald F. Not guilty of assault on Serra, 12/28/1934:2 Velocipede runs into Taunton auto on Center St, 05/06/1932:6 Galanto, Anthony Gammons, Emma J. Arrested for assault on Angelo Serra, 11/30/1934:1 Obituary, 03/27/1931:1 Galanto, Antonio Widow of Ephraim H. dies at age 81, 03/27/1931:4 Assault case continued, 12/07/1934:6 Obituary, 04/03/1931:2 Galanto, Tony Gammons, Emma Jane Chimney fire on Vine St, 03/13/1931:1 Petition for administration of estate, 04/10/1931:4 Gale, Harry E. Gammons, Ephraim H. Engaged to Lillian L. Braley, 11/30/1934:4 Final account of estate, 02/07/1930:9 Wed to Lillian L. Braley, 12/14/1934:4 Gammons, Flora H. Galfre, Elsie S. Obituary, 12/04/1931:1 Wedding described, 08/29/1930:1 Gammons, Helena Wed to Roger W. Shurtleff, 08/29/1930:4 School Song by Lois and Helena Gammons, 03/02/1934:2 Galfre, Fred Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Falls from seat of oil truck, 06/19/1931:1 Gammons, Herbert F. Gallagher, John V. Dies in Ohio, 11/25/1932:2 Madeline Leary struck by auto driven by Gallagher on Center St, Obituary, 12/09/1932:6 12/01/1933:1 Gammons, Lois Gallagher, John V., Jr. School Song by Lois and Helena Gammons, 03/02/1934:2 Graduates from Stockbridge School of Agriculture, 06/02/1933:1 Gammons, Lorenzo Gallagher, J.V. Completes 25 years of service at Keith company, 12/22/1933:1 Yearling hens (ad), 01/24/1930:8 Gammons, Mel Galligan, Florence M. Member of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. winning basket ball team (p), Wed to Harrie E. Clark, 07/03/1931:4 05/05/1933:1 Gallond, Grace C. Gammons, Stephen S. Obituary, 09/29/1933:1 Brother dies in Ohio, 11/25/1932:2 Wife of Warren dies at age 51, 09/29/1933:4 Gammons, Sue Gallond, Warren B. Obituary, 02/09/1934:1 Takes over Harlas Cushman's stand on Cape road (ad), 07/03/1931:6 Gammons, Susan Rachel Gamache, Alfred F. Obituary, 02/09/1934:2 Killed in auto accident in Vermont, 04/24/1931:1 Gammons, William W. Gamache, Henry Soloist at First Baptist in Boston, 09/12/1930:1 Chimney fire on Center St, 02/19/1932:1 High St couple married 25 years, 10/31/1930:1 Stray dog kills valuable rabbits, 11/03/1933:3 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Gamache, Horace Local singer given reception at Boston church, 05/25/1934:4 Chimney fire on Old Center St, 03/31/1933:1 Gangone, Anthony Elwyn Lynde collides with Hayes' bakery truck driven by Gamache, Found guilty of trackwalking, 02/13/1931:1 06/29/1934:6 Gangone, Nicholas Gamache, Joseph Phyllis Houlihan struck by auto driven by Gangone, 06/26/1931:2 Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Gannett, Edwin Gamache, Jules Resides in Westfield, 09/04/1931:1 Purchases Wood St cottage from Leon Melix, 01/31/1930:5 Ganyer (Mrs) Chimney fire on Wood St, 01/02/1931:5 Employs Eva Sylvester, 06/03/1932:3 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4, 09/02/1932:6 Ganyer, Henry Gamache, Jules J. Ill with measles, 06/19/1931:4 Boy collides with Guilford's car on Wareham St, 03/23/1934:1 Ganyer, Lucie E. Gambling Increase in business at nursing home necessitates move to North William Clark fined $10 for setting up lottery, 04/29/1932:1 Middleboro, 05/22/1931:4 Dominic del Vecchio fined $15 for having gaming implements, Ganyer, Lucy 02/03/1933:1 Leases home from Pearl Turkington for convalescent home, Malaguti slot machine case continued, 04/21/1933:1 06/05/1931:3 Gammon (Mrs) Opens nursing home in North Middleboro, 06/19/1931:2 Resides in Brockton, 05/02/1930:1 Richard Cobb takes residence at home of Ganyer, 10/20/1933:1 Gammon, Annie McLeod Manager of Blue Spruce Rest Home, 12/15/1933:3 Brockton couple married 25 years, 12/01/1933:1 Garafola, Petro Gammon, George B. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Brockton couple married 25 years, 12/01/1933:1 Garde, Edward Gammons, Charles Rock couple married 33 years, 11/13/1931:3 Loses hens to fox, 09/16/1932:3 Dandelion in full bloom in yard, 12/11/1931:6 Gammons, Charles Frederick Obituary, 10/06/1933:2 Son born, 07/17/1931:4 Dies at age 68, 10/06/1933:4
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Garde, Mrs Edward Garfield, Owen R. Chimney fire in Rock tenement, 01/10/1930:3 Employed at Bell Laboratories in New York, 10/17/1930:1 Garden Club Employed at Bell Labs in New York, 06/19/1931:1 Holds organizational meeting, 12/16/1932:1 Engaged to Harriet Anne Johnston, 02/19/1932:1 Only recently formed, many interested, 05/19/1933:1 Wedding described, 05/13/1932:1 One year old, 56 members, 03/09/1934:4 Garfield, Winnifred Holds annual meeting, 04/06/1934:4 Widow of A.W. dies in Brockton, 12/08/1933:4 Club only one year old, but membership growing rapidly, 05/04/1934:7 Garnett, Clarence Gardens and Gardening Daughter born, 01/20/1933:2 see also Garden Club; Vegetables Garnett, Faith Ann County rock garden planned, 06/16/1933:1 Born to Clarence, 01/20/1933:2 Gardiner, William Garnett, F.M. Ice truck collides with road construction truck, 08/15/1930:1 Trucking and moving (ad), 05/08/1931:4 Gardiner, William H. Garnett, Forest M. Obituary, 05/16/1930:1 Charged with drunkenness, reckless driving, 07/24/1931:2 Dies at age 62, 05/16/1930:4 Drunk driving charge continued, 07/31/1931:2 Gardner, Carleton Fined $100 for drunk driving, 08/07/1931:1 Daughter born, 09/18/1931:4 Back in court for default on payment of fine, 09/18/1931:4 Gardner, Edward C. Garnett, Forrest Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Wedding described, 08/08/1930:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/05/1933:6, 09/29/1933:5 Wed to Ruth Bump, 08/08/1930:4 Gardner, Elizabeth Jean Garnett, Louise Born to Carleton, 09/18/1931:4 Sister's funeral held in Nova Scotia, 06/19/1931:3 Gardner, Estelle May Garnier, Howard E. Attends Boston University, 07/25/1930:3 Engaged to Ethel M. Clark, 06/10/1932:4 Resides in Quincy, 02/20/1931:6 Wed to Ethel M. Clark, 06/24/1932:4 Resides in Duxbury, 03/10/1933:2 Garnier, Perley Gardner, Frances Bicyclist struck by auto driven by Peter Strojny, 10/31/1930:6 Moves to Gorham, ME, 05/19/1933:4 Garnier, William Resides in Maine, 09/29/1933:3 Auto sets fire to shed, 09/30/1932:7 Gardner, Frank P. Garvin, Milton Dies at age 61, 09/16/1932:4 State patrolman assigned here, 08/07/1931:1 Gardner, J. Francis Gasoline Funeral held in Rockland, 01/06/1933:2 see also Automobile Service Stations Gardner, J. Frank Contract to provide town vehicles made with Texas Co., 04/25/1930:1 Resides in Elmwood, 11/27/1931:7 Louis Littlejohn new inspector of petroleum products, 05/16/1930:1 Gardner, James F. Businesses petition for licenses, 09/19/1930:5 Obituary, 01/06/1933:1 Petitions for sales of gasoline discussed by selectmen, 10/03/1930:1 Gardner, Lillian M. Businesses petition for licenses, 10/03/1930:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/05/1933:6, 09/29/1933:5 Local prices discussed by selectmen, 10/31/1930:2 Gardner, Stella M. Local auto owners put up quite a kick over prices, 11/07/1930:1 Engaged to Andrew M. Russell, 11/03/1933:4 F.H. Dutra, gasoline, kerosene, range oil, and fuel oil (ad), 12/12/1930:5 Wed to Andrew M. Russell, 11/10/1933:4 Nemasket Oil & Gas Co., Frank Leighton proprietor (ad), 05/15/1931:4 Gardner, William Gasoline bootleggers to be checked, 06/12/1931:1 Chimney fire on Fairview St, 04/18/1930:1 Town requests sealed bids for gas and oil needs (ad), 04/14/1933:8 Pedestrian struck by Providence driver on Center St, 04/25/1930:1 Town calls for bids (ad), 04/27/1934:2 Daughter born, 04/20/1934:3 Selectmen do not award contract, 06/01/1934:1 Garfield, Elaine Gasunas, John Daughter bon, 05/20/1932:4 Engaged to Victoria Petrowski, 08/26/1932:2 Garfield, Johanna Applies for liquor license, 12/21/1934:4 Born to John and Elaine, 05/20/1932:4 Gasunas, Peter Garfield, John Found guilty of trackwalking, 02/13/1931:1 Daughter born, 05/20/1932:4 Charged with drunkenness and reckless driving, 11/06/1931:1 Garfield, John F. Fined $100 for drunk driving, 11/13/1931:1 Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 Held for grand jury on larceny charge, 11/13/1931:1 Official government photographer for New England, 04/13/1934:1 Gets two month sentence for larceny of battery from Max Berman, Garfield, John P. 02/16/1934:1 Pastor will remain in Middleboro (p), 01/23/1931:3 Committed to Plymouth jail on larceny charge, 03/02/1934:1 Sunday sports (l), 10/30/1931:9 Gasunus, John Beer licenses, yes or no (l), 04/21/1933:4 Rockland driver collides with Gasunus on LeBaron's hill, 10/16/1931:1 Purchases Taunton house, 12/14/1934:1 Wed to Victoria Petrowski, 09/09/1932:4 Garfield, John R. Gates, Adelia Graduates from MIT, employed at Bell Labs in New York City, Lets tenement to Edward Ouelette, 05/29/1931:6 07/04/1930:1 Gates, Adella Garfield, J.P. Lets Miller St tenement to Milford Logan, 04/22/1932:3 Text of eulogy for Flora M. Clark, 05/19/1933:4 Cranberry picking begun, 09/15/1933:3 Garfield, O.R. Mrs Lewis Thayer and A.T. Clark pick cranberries, 09/22/1933:2 Accepts post with Bell Telephone Labs in New York City, 07/18/1930:1
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Gates, Earl F. Gayner, Lucy And family attend Harvard University class reunion, 06/20/1930:4 To reopen convalescent home in North Middleboro, 05/29/1931:1 Collides with Benson's auto on South Main St, 06/27/1930:1 Runs Blue Spruce Rest Home, 06/29/1934:6 Proposed amendment to appropriation bill (l), 01/23/1931:3 G.E. Keith Shoe Co. Accepts offer from Red Cross to work at national headquarters, Starts full time hours, 12/05/1930:1 01/08/1932:5 Union replies to company concerning wages, 01/09/1931:2 Red Cross flour distribution addressed (l), 06/10/1932:4 False alarm at shoe factory, 04/10/1931:4 Resides in Washington, DC, 12/02/1932:1 Mrs William Keenan dislocates arm in fall at Keith factory, Liquor and the NRA (l), 03/09/1934:2 05/29/1931:1 Gates, Edith Reaches wage agreement with union, 06/26/1931:1 And Winifred Kent hold classes in painting and decorative arts (ad), Reaches agreement with union, 11/20/1931:2 10/03/1930:8 Faulty sprinkler brings entire fire department, 03/04/1932:1 Gates, Harold C. All men's shoes to be made in local factory, 02/03/1933:1 New home on Thompson St completely remodeled, 10/31/1930:4 Plan to increase factory output here, 02/03/1933:1 Gates, Leslie Plants start on full shifts, 06/09/1933:1 Breaks ankle doing teaming for Ernest S. Pratt, 03/10/1933:6 Votes for shop committee representation, 10/20/1933:1 Gates, Mrs Earl F. Recent vote shows conservative leaning, 10/27/1933:1 Purchases ancient tavern on Middleboro-Rochester line from Williams, G.E. Keith Shoe Co. - Employees 03/21/1930:1 Robert Clark promoted to making room assistant foreman, 01/03/1930:1 Old tavern on Wareham St purchased by Mrs Gates (p), 03/28/1930:1 William McMillen promoted to making room foreman, 01/03/1930:1 Closes The Old Tavern for the season, 09/26/1930:1 Presents 25-year pins to Almquist, Littlefield, Welch, Sheehy, Gay, and Opens Old Tavern on Rochester line, 06/05/1931:1 Boyce, 03/27/1931:1 Purchases Peabody place in North Rochester at auction, 07/10/1931:1 Louis Carr returns to local factory, James Kennedy in charge of a Gateway Bus Line department, 07/03/1931:4 Discontinues service between here and Wareham, 02/27/1931:1 Awards 25-year service medals, 07/17/1931:1 George Dole discontinues line to Middleboro, 02/27/1931:1 Carl Kendall resumes selling after several years in office, 09/23/1932:1 Discontinuation causes problem with transport of school children, Mendall transfers from office to road, 04/07/1933:1 03/06/1931:1 Salesman Kendall transfers to New England district, 04/07/1933:1 Gaudette, Eudore Employees receive 25-year service pins, 12/22/1933:1 Pocketbooks taken from Gaudette's room on Centre St, 11/20/1931:1 Retiring superintendent Louis Carr honored, 09/21/1934:2 Gauthier, Elmire Genealogy Obituary, 10/27/1933:1 Hattie LeBaron on list of leading genealogists in the U.S., 04/15/1932:1 Wife of Elzear dies at age 72, 10/27/1933:4 Local genealogist Hattie LeBaron honored, 05/11/1934:1 Gauthier, Elzear Hattie LeBaron completes biographies of six of the real granddaughters Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/28/1931:4 of the Revolution, 11/09/1934:1 Gauthier, Elzear F. Geography Chimney fire on Everett St, 03/21/1930:1 Law requires perambulation of town lines, 08/29/1930:1 Gauthier, Ena G. What is correct spelling of Assawompsett/Assawampsett?, 03/20/1931:6 Wed to Walter R. Norris, 04/21/1933:4 George A. Shurtleff & Son Gauthier, Gertrude Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Girl reported missing, 12/28/1934:1 Building materials of all kinds (ad), 06/24/1932:8 Gauveia, Anthony Lumber and hardware (ad), 10/21/1932:5 Engaged to Sophia Banus, 11/23/1934:3 Begins building new structure at lumber yard, 10/26/1934:3 Gay, Albert George H. Shaw Co. Receives 25-year pin from G.E. Keith Shoe Co., 03/27/1931:1 Petition for administration of estate, 04/25/1930:9 Gay, Bertha Lightning takes piece out of chimney, 06/20/1930:1 Struck by Lynn auto on Everett St, 12/29/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/15/1930:5 Gay, Charles George R. Shaw seeks to protect father's legacy, 12/19/1930:1 Money stolen from house 55 years ago, 06/27/1930:6 Chimney fire at factory, 03/06/1931:4 Dies in Providence, RI, 12/19/1930:7 Fire smolders in hay pile, 06/12/1931:1 Gay, E.A. Judge reports findings in estate dispute, 08/19/1932:1 Painters agree to wage reduction (ad), 02/19/1932:8 George Lang & Co. Gay, Edgar Deer runs into plate glass window at Lang's, 10/09/1931:4 And James Wilmot in charge of painting gangs, 12/15/1933:1 Grand opening of Pioneer Food Stores, 1 Wareham St (ad), Gay, Elmer 10/21/1932:2 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 02/16/1934:4 Joins growing Pioneer Food Stores chain, 10/21/1932:2 Gay, Katherine Second anniversary sale (ad), 06/15/1934:2 Obituary, 08/11/1933:1 William Loughran resigns after 12 years, 11/02/1934:4 Wife of Leonard O. dies at age 54, 08/11/1933:4 George T. Ryder & Co. Gay, Lewis Large display of dry goods 55 years ago, 07/18/1930:6 Middleboro quota filled for national reforestation project, 05/26/1933:1 George's Men's Shop Gay, Nellie Stock of Centre St business sold at auction, 01/10/1930:1 Chimney fire at Cambridge St home, 01/10/1930:3 Germaine (Mr) Gay, Olive Modern Deluxe range oil burner (ad), 08/26/1932:2 Firemen fight stubborn blaze on Forest St, 05/01/1931:1 Germaine, Clarence Gay, Ralph B. Posts notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 01/24/1930:5 Obituary, 06/22/1934:1 Germaine, Doris Dies at age 45, 06/22/1934:4 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for bills, 01/24/1930:5 Germaine, George H. Obituary, 07/21/1933:1
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Germaine, Robert C. Gifford, Charles L. Wed to Iola J. Travers, 06/26/1931:4 Not opposed to relief measures (l), 03/02/1934:2 Gerrior, Clifford Gifford, Constance A. Boy Scout receives Bacon Medal (p), 11/21/1930:6 Engaged to Harold H. Benson, 10/12/1934:4 Gerrior, Eliza Wed to Harold H. Benson, 10/26/1934:4 Obituary, 04/07/1933:1 Gifford, Frank Gewecke, William Ernest Lets East Grove St house to E.J. Thompson, 08/21/1931:1 Wedding described, 07/10/1931:2 Gifford, Gladys Gibbs, A. Hamilton Wedding described, 12/07/1934:1 Well-known author returns from European tour, 05/23/1930:1 Wed to Harold Nourse, 12/07/1934:4 Prominent novelists sail for France, 12/09/1932:1 Wed to Harold Hourse, 12/14/1934:9 Librarian Witbeck reviews new book, 06/08/1934:3 Gifford, Murray Gibbs, Andrew In court on multiple offenses including drunk driving, 10/12/1934:4 Chimney fire on Tispaquin St, 10/24/1930:1 Gifford, Murray S. Gibbs, Arthur Hamilton Engaged to Bertha Smith, 12/27/1933:4 Local author seeks citizenship, 06/12/1931:2 Gifford, Richmond Now a full-fledged U.S. citizen, 07/03/1931:2 Broadcasts with group over Brockton station, 07/15/1932:1 And wife return from six months abroad, 06/03/1932:1 Wedding described, 12/27/1933:2 Gibbs, Frank M. Wed to Elfelda Linwood Thomas, 12/27/1933:4 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Gifford, Richmond M. Gibbs, James E. Instructor of drums (ad), 10/06/1933:8 Retires as manager of Middletown, NY branch of Swift & Co., Engaged to Elfelda L. Thomas, 12/08/1933:4 11/30/1934:6 Gifford, Willard F. Gibbs, Jeannette Phillips Wed to Mary B. Ouelette, 07/04/1930:4 Librarian Witbeck reviews new book, 06/08/1934:3 Gift Shops Gibbs, Joseph see also The Buttonwoods Inn and Gift Shop; The Old Tavern Chimney fire on Wareham St, 02/03/1933:8 Break-in at Winthrop-Atkins Co. gift shop, 01/03/1930:1 Gibbs, Marshall Only cash taken in break-in at Winthrop-Atkins, 01/10/1930:1 Slaughters 1,595-lb. ox 50 years ago, 01/24/1930:10 Amy Brown new bookkeeper at Winthrop-Atkins Co., 03/14/1930:1 Gibbs, Mrs A. Hamilton Mrs George A. Dennett, hand decorated novelties (ad), 12/11/1931:10 Prominent novelists sail for France, 12/09/1932:1 Fireside Gifts, 9 Court End Ave (ad), 12/02/1932:8 Gibbs, Sarah A. Harriette Eaton, aprons and novelties, Lakeville (ad), 10/20/1933:8 Wed to Charles N. Atwood 55 years ago, 10/16/1931:6 Woman's Exchange, 9 Court End Ave (ad), 11/17/1933:8 Gibbs, Warren Harriette B. Eaton's Shop, handmade spreads, aprons, and pillows (ad), Daughter born, 07/31/1931:4 11/24/1933:5 Son born, 08/19/1932:4 Edith Hudson at The Homestead, gifts and antiques (ad), 05/18/1934:8 Giberti, A. The Homestead, Cherry and East Grove St (ad), 11/16/1934:8 Electrician (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Gilbert Peirce Cemetery Giberti, Antone History of Marion Rd cemeteries, 07/22/1932:2 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Gilcreast, Alden Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Daughter born, 08/18/1933:4 Giberti, Antonio Gile, Horace Wed to Caroline M. Bordasani, 05/20/1932:4 Wedding described, 08/08/1930:3 Giberti, Charles Edward Gill, Arthur Obituary, 05/02/1930:1 Son born, 07/18/1930:4 Dies at age 68, 05/02/1930:4 Gillespie, Mary Giberti, Charles V. Wed to Albert L. Anderson, 04/08/1932:4 Candidate for school committee, 01/03/1930:2 Gilligan, Alice To the voters of Middleboro (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Driver Peter Chiuppi strikes Alice Gilligan on South Main St, Giberti, Florence 12/26/1930:4 Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Gilligan, Ellen Giberti, John B. Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Gilligan, John F. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Obituary, 05/16/1930:1 Giberti, Joseph V. Dies at age 60, 05/16/1930:4 Earns degree of Pharmaceutical Chemist from MA College of Gillis, Frances Pharmacy, 05/30/1930:1 Moves from Cambridge to Highland St, 01/23/1931:3 First-year student at Tufts College Medical school, 10/06/1933:1 Gillis, Jean Giberti, Josephine Awarded scholarship by Norwich Art association, 06/23/1933:2 Teaches in Dedham, 03/04/1932:1 Gillis, Malcolm Giberti, Mary Graduates with honors from Plainville high school, 06/19/1931:3 Injured in three car crash at Center and Cambridge St, 08/21/1931:1 Gillis, Mrs Francis Injured in auto accident at Cambridge and Center St, 08/28/1931:1 Moves from Rock to Middleboro, 04/03/1931:3 Giberti, Robert D. Gillis, Mrs Walter Graduates from MA College of Pharmacy, 06/12/1931:1 Resides in Plainville, CT, 08/08/1930:3 Passes state boards in pharmacy, 03/04/1932:1 Resides in Danielson, CT, 11/18/1932:6 Giberti, Tony Gillis, Walter Horse frightened by train, jumps on Goodrich's auto, 01/30/1931:2 Moves to Danielson, CT, 07/15/1932:7 Gibney, Arthur Gilman, Helen F. Clerk at Lakeville Hospital, 09/26/1930:4 Engaged to Melvern H. Delrymple, 07/24/1931:4
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Gilman, John M. Glover, Mrs John Warrentown barn destroyed by fire, 01/31/1930:5 And daughter ill with scarlet fever, 01/06/1933:3 Youth Peter Kontos charged with local break-ins, 06/06/1930:1 Glover, Mrs Myron Moleski's jail sentence renewed when found guilty of breaking-and- Resides in Campello, 07/18/1930:2 entering, 06/13/1930:1 Resides in Brockton, 09/19/1930:2 Gilpatrick, Alby Resides in Winthrop, 01/23/1931:3 Graduates from Bentley School of Accounting, 06/16/1933:7 Glover, Muriel Vincent Giovano, Rocci Born to John, 05/20/1932:4, 6 State road worker injured in fall from shovel, 05/27/1932:2 Glover, Myron Girard, Andrew P. Engaged to Ruth Drake, 06/27/1930:7 Engaged to Merle C. Riggs, 10/13/1933:4 Daughter born, 09/22/1933:6 Wed to Merle C. Riggs, 10/20/1933:4 Glover, Myron B. Girl Scouts of America Engaged to Ruth F. Drake, 06/06/1930:3, 06/20/1930:4 Court of Awards meeting held (p), 11/21/1930:1 Wedding described, 07/04/1930:1 Local scouts hold court of awards, 06/16/1933:2 Glover, Ruth Drake Hold annual court of awards, 06/22/1934:2 Daughter born, 09/22/1933:6 Given, Edward R. Goats Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/15/1931:5 Dog charged with killing goat, 08/05/1932:2 Given, E.R. Godfrey (Mr) Cherry Tree Filling Station petitions for license to sell gasoline, Kelly & Godfrey Market, we deliver (ad) (i), 12/14/1934:8 12/12/1930:7 Godfrey, Herbert Glass, John J. Cobb sells Centre St business to Edward Kelly and Herbert Godfrey, Honorary member of VFW post, 09/11/1931:1 12/27/1933:1 Glazaskas, Frank P. Godfrey, Herbert E. Obituary, 01/06/1933:1 Cobb sells market at 385 Center St to Godfrey and Kelley (ad), Rutland man dies at age 44, 01/06/1933:4 12/27/1933:4 Gleason, Charlotte E. Middleboro's oldest established market, formerly John S. Cobb Market Widow of Frederick dies at age 89, 12/12/1930:4 (ad), 01/12/1934:5 Glidden, Amasa R. Goff, Basil see also A.R. Glidden & Son Engaged to Bernice Linton, 09/11/1931:1 Obituary, 12/21/1934:1 Gola, Ilario Dies at age 77, 12/21/1934:4 Bicyclist Gola struck by Taunton auto, 06/30/1933:1 Glidden, B.R. Golding, Lewis Sells house lot to Lucas 55 years ago, 04/03/1931:2 Whitman couple married 25 years, 04/22/1932:1 Glidden, Clara P. Goldman, Nathan Executor presents account of estate, 08/07/1931:5 Deer charges auto, 12/21/1934:2 Glidden, Edson W. Goldman, Nathan N. Appointed superintendent at Worcester County TB hospital, Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/04/1932:5 09/26/1930:1 Goldman, Sam Glidden, James R. Face cut by window glass, 05/20/1932:1 Wedding described, 02/28/1930:1 Goldstein, Herman Wed to Emily H. Miller, 02/28/1930:4 Moves family to Boston, 09/19/1930:1 Glidden, Lindley Instructs Lillian Place Tinkham in harmony and transposition, Employed at State Farm, 07/25/1930:9 10/20/1933:1 Plymouth St couple married 25 years, 09/30/1932:7 Goldstein, Herman H. Retires from work at State Farm, 03/10/1933:3 Conducts MacDowell Orchestra in Boston, 01/17/1930:1 Glidden, Robert Concert master at casino in Newport, RI, 06/27/1930:1 Attends Massachusetts Ag College, 01/03/1930:4 Goldstein, Herman Henri Employed by Alexander Herbert at Summer St gardens, 03/28/1930:5 Violinist with Boston Symphony orchestra, 03/28/1930:1 Returns to Stockbridge school at Amherst, 12/05/1930:9 Goldstein, Nanette Under quarantine for German measles, 04/10/1931:7 Tinkham's student performs at NE Conservatory of music, 01/10/1930:1 Moves from Plymouth St to Peirce St, 11/30/1934:7 Goldstein, Virginia Glidden, Robert Norwood see also Myles Standish Trio Engaged to Isabel Carey, 01/05/1934:1 The Concert Trio entertains in Hyannis, 03/14/1930:1 Wedding described, 05/18/1934:1 Plays with 66-piece orchestral club in Taunton, 05/09/1930:1 Glidden, Ruth Goldstein, Virginia Clough Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 04/25/1930:9 Accepting violin pupils (ad), 09/08/1933:5 Vice-president of senior class at Bridgewater State Teacher's college, Goldstein's Woman's Quality Shop 05/27/1932:1 Grand opening at 64 Centre St (ad), 07/04/1930:4 Graduates from Bridgewater State, 06/23/1933:1, 2 Golf Engaged to Sheldon Kelley, 10/27/1933:4, 11/17/1933:2 Obstacle golf course on Smith St attracts attention, 08/08/1930:3 Wedding described, 11/24/1933:1 Shaw and Shaw petition for miniature golf course at Union and High St, Glodines, Charles 09/12/1930:1 Daughter born, 01/19/1933:4 Community links open at High and Union St (ad), 10/10/1930:4 Glover, Edith Carolyn Patients at sanatorium build miniature golf course, 11/07/1930:4 Born to Myron and Ruth Drake, 09/22/1933:6 Wilmot's Check and Double Check, golf course on Center St (ad), Glover, John 02/27/1931:8 Daughter bon, 05/20/1932:4, 6 Community links at corner of High and Union St (ad), 04/10/1931:4 House quarantined for scarlet fever, 12/30/1932:6 Wilmot's indoor license transferred to outdoor, 04/24/1931:4 Under quarantine for measles, 06/01/1934:6
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Gomes (Mr) Goodale, Loring Alan Modern Deluxe range oil burner (ad), 08/26/1932:2 Engaged to Priscilla Alden Henshaw, 09/19/1930:1 Gomes, Avilino Goodale, Loring Dow Will in probate, 02/12/1932:5 Engaged to Priscilla Alden Henshaw, 02/06/1931:1 Gomes, Christian Wedding described, 03/06/1931:1 Auto stolen from sanatorium employee, 04/25/1930:1 Goodale, Robert George Millett in court for theft of Gomes' auto, 05/02/1930:7 Resumes studies at Norwich University, 09/12/1930:1 Gomes runs into Frank McDonald's car at Fagerberg's garage, Lieutenant in Reserve Corps, 08/12/1932:1 12/30/1932:1 Goodale, Robert P. Chimney fire at Cambridge and Clara St, 01/13/1933:1 Member of ROTC at Norwich University, 05/22/1931:1 Gomes, Edmund Awarded rating of excellent swordsman at Norwich University, Engaged to Mabel Long, 06/22/1934:1 12/18/1931:1 Gomes, Edmund F. Goodale, Robert Preston Engaged to Mabel F. Long, 06/22/1934:4 Wedding described, 04/06/1934:1 Gomes, Eveleno Goodale, Ruth Will in probate, 02/12/1932:5 Enrolled in Burdett College, 11/06/1931:1 Gomes, Frank Goodale, Ruth M. Arrested after pole crash, 09/11/1931:1 Attends Burdett College, 10/21/1932:1 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 09/18/1931:4 Graduates from Burdett College, 06/30/1933:1 Sam and John Gomes charged with assault on brother Frank, Goodell, Maurice 11/10/1933:4 Employed at Snipatuit Wayside stand, 06/19/1931:6 Gomes, Helen Begins course of study at New Bedford Textile school, 09/14/1934:3 Engaged to Frank H. Nutting, 06/22/1934:6 Resigns after 5 years as janitor of ME church, 10/19/1934:2 Gomes, Helen L. Goodhue, Charles Engaged to Frank H. Nutting, 06/29/1934:4 Sells Freetown bog property to Allen Wright, 01/03/1930:1 Gomes, James Fur trapper has busy season, 02/02/1934:1 Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Goodhue, Donald Gomes, John Fur trapper has busy season, 02/02/1934:1 Gets one month for keeping and exposing liquor, 01/10/1930:2 Goodhue, Donald F. Seized liquor declared forfeit, 01/17/1930:3 Engaged to Genevieve G. Johnson, 12/27/1933:4 Pleads guilty to trackwalking, 03/06/1931:1 Wedding described, 01/05/1934:2 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Wed to Genevieve G. Johnson, 01/05/1934:4 Toe crushed working on new road, 04/07/1933:1 Goodhue, Edward W. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Son born, 05/15/1931:4 And Sam Gomes charged with assault on brother Frank, 11/10/1933:4 Goodhue, Edward Wordell, Jr. Gomes, Joseph Born to Edward W., 05/15/1931:4 Wife's petition for separate support granted, 01/24/1930:3 Goodick, David Decree of separate support granted to Mary Gomes, 02/07/1930:9 Employed at State Farm, 07/17/1931:1 Son born, 01/23/1931:4, 07/01/1932:4 Goodick, Ethel Obituary, 11/24/1933:1 Sometime Somewhere (poem), 05/29/1931:5 Dies at age 36, 11/24/1933:4 Goodick, Frank Daughter born, 12/01/1933:4 Obituary, 12/28/1934:1 Gomes, Louis Dies at age 73, 12/28/1934:4 Cranks car already in gear, backs into Freedman's truck, 07/29/1932:1 Goodick, Mildred Gomes, Manuel Employed at Trust Co., 08/26/1932:1 At CCC camp 1102 in Baldwinsville, 09/01/1933:4 Goodick, Mrs David Gomes, Mary C. Employed at Trust Co., 07/17/1931:1 Petition for separate support granted, 01/24/1930:3 Gooding, Edna Decree of separate support granted, 02/07/1930:9 Injured in collision with heavy truck on Green St, 08/22/1930:1 Gomes, Olive Davis Teacher at Lancaster school, 09/12/1930:2 Wed to Peter Couria, 11/13/1931:6 Gooding, Edna Dunham Gomes, Sam Daughter born, 08/18/1933:1 And John Gomes charged with assault on brother Frank, 11/10/1933:4 Resides in Louisville, KY, 04/20/1934:1 Gomes, William P. Gooding, Harold T. Engaged to Elsie R. Charron, 02/05/1932:4 Daughter born, 08/18/1933:1 Gonsalves, Mary Gooding, Harold Thompson Wed to Francisco Mestre Jardine, 01/20/1933:4 Wedding described, 02/26/1932:1 Gonzales, Augusta M. Goodman, Eli and Fannie Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Joseph Caperala sells Plymouth St poultry farm to Goodmans, Good Will Club 10/02/1931:4 Jenney Coal Co. donates parade prize money to poor, 11/27/1931:1 Goodnough, Harold Goodale (Town Manager) Teaches in Melrose, 02/28/1930:5 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Goodreau, Audrey Birdsall Goodale, Dorothy Daughter born, 12/11/1931:1 Employed at Children's Hospital in Boston, 01/23/1931:1 Goodreau, David J. Goodale, Harry J. Engaged to Jeannette A. Bessette, 08/29/1930:4 Speaks at Unitarian church on "Community Activities," 04/18/1930:4 Wedding described, 09/05/1930:1 Travels to Panama and the Canal Zone, 03/30/1934:1 Wed to Jeannette A. Bessette, 09/05/1930:4 Goodale, H.J. Occupies bungalow on Bishop Ave, 09/12/1930:8 Taxpayers of Middleboro (l), 01/13/1933:6
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Goodreau, Georgiana Goodyear, Mrs S.W. Wed to Frederick Kelley, 11/25/1932:3 Moves to tenement on Southwick St, 06/19/1931:2 Goodreau, Georgianna A. Goos, William Engaged to Frederick D. Kelley, 11/18/1932:4 Engaged to Irma Frances Riggs, 10/09/1931:1 Goodreau, Irene Riggs' uncle attends wedding, 12/04/1931:1 Wed to Sylvine Malonson, 10/20/1933:6 Wed to Irma Riggs, 12/04/1931:1 Goodreau, Irene L. Wedding described, 12/04/1931:1 Engaged to Sylvine J. Malonson, 09/22/1933:4 Gordon (Mr) Wed to Sylvine J. Malonson, 10/20/1933:4 Everett man purchases Wareham St place from Horace Case, Goodreau, Joseph 06/24/1932:3 Secures third class engineer's license, 04/11/1930:6 Gordon, Charles Employed at L.O. Atwood mill, 02/27/1931:2 Member of YMCA Mercantile Basketball League winning team (p), Receives first class engineer's license, 11/25/1932:3 05/04/1934:1 Moves from Miller St to Middleboro, 05/18/1934:2 Gordon, Charles D. Goodreau, Mrs Theodore Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/14/1933:5 Breaks wrist cranking auto, 05/15/1931:2 Gorham, Charity Clark Goodreau, Theodore Obituary, 11/03/1933:1 Daughter born, 12/11/1931:1, 4 Gorman, Julia Son born, 04/14/1933:4, 7 Wed to Michael Evany, 11/24/1933:4 Moves from Walnut St to Lakeville, 01/05/1934:3 Gorrie, Arthur Goodreau, Theodore H. Daughter born, 07/11/1930:4 Engaged to Audrie Birdsall, 05/01/1931:1 Gorrie, Mrs Arthur Wed to Audrie Birdsall, 05/08/1931:2 Fire in oil stove on old Center St, 09/12/1930:2 Wed to Audrie N. Birdsall, 05/08/1931:4 Goss, Basil Goodrich, Ethel E. Wedding described, 09/25/1931:4 Giberti's horse frightened by train, jumps on Goodrich's auto, Goss, Helen McLeod 01/30/1931:2 Tribute to Mrs Sidney Nelson (poem), 05/16/1930:4 Goodrich, Frances Goss, Warren Lee Student nurse in Boston City hospital, 04/15/1932:1 Memorial Day orator for North Brookfield 55 years ago, 05/08/1931:6 Senior nurse at Worcester hospital, 12/02/1932:1 Gotham, James Graduates from Worcester State Hospital, 06/23/1933:1 Wedding described, 07/31/1931:1 Graduates from Worcester State hospital, 12/27/1933:1 Wed to Julia C. McGuinness, 07/31/1931:4 Goodrich, Maynard Gotham, James Edward Resides in Weymouth, 01/23/1931:1 Engaged to Julia McGuiness, 07/24/1931:7 Relatives arrive from Ohio for funeral, 05/18/1934:1 Goudy, Mildred Goodrich, Nathan Francis Teacher of Latin in Waterbury, CT, 05/02/1930:2 Graduates from New Bedford Vocational school, 07/01/1932:2 Gould, Violet Goodridge, Dorothy Resides in Cliftondale, 02/13/1931:1 Wedding described, 06/26/1931:3 Gourdin, Kenneth B. Goodridge, Dorothy C. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 01/01/1932:8 Engaged to Gustavus T. Phillips, 06/19/1931:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate in Middleboro, 11/18/1932:5 Goodridge, Elsie F. Gouveia, Tony Obituary, 02/14/1930:1 Engaged to Sophie P. Banus, 11/16/1934:4 Goodridge, Elsie Fox Wed to Sophie P. Banus, 11/30/1934:4 Wife of Ono M. dies at age 47, 02/14/1930:4 Gove, Charles S. Goodridge, Maynard H. Obituary, 05/30/1930:1 Obituary, 05/11/1934:1 Taunton man dies at age 62, 05/30/1930:4 Dies at age 59, 05/11/1934:4 Gove, Edith Goodridge, Mrs Ono M. Occupies apartment in Belmont's house on Myrtle St, 03/27/1931:1 Funeral held in Lakeville, 02/14/1930:7 Gove, George E. Goodridge, Ono Son born, 10/14/1932:4 Wed to Susan Bump, 02/26/1932:2 Government Wed to Susan F. Bump, 02/26/1932:4 Review of town meeting warrant, 01/10/1930:1 Goodspeed, Susan T. Heath corrected by superintendent of New Bedford street department (l), Obituary, 12/14/1934:1 02/14/1930:1 Goodwin, Charles H. Form of government discussed at town meeting, 02/14/1930:2 High school janitor displays fine designs at library exhibition, Open letter to Mr Egger (l) (James A. Thomas), 02/14/1930:2 01/02/1931:1 William Egger writes from sunny south (l), 02/14/1930:2 Goodwin, Dorothy Echoes of town meeting (l) (Allan R. Thatcher), 02/28/1930:1 Resides in Malden, 01/02/1931:1 No notice given of government committee report for town meeting (l) Goodwin, Irma B. (Ida F. Rounseville), 02/28/1930:1 Purchases Benson St property from E.P. Clark, 10/09/1931:1 Australian ballot (l) (Ida F. Rounseville), 12/11/1931:6 Goodwin, Willetta H. Comedy ⎯ Drama (l), 02/05/1932:5 Wed to Manuel F. DeArruda, 10/26/1934:4 Sail on, oh ship of state, sail on (l) (Alexander Heath), 02/26/1932:7 Goodwin, Willette H. Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Engaged to Manuel F. DeArruda, 10/19/1934:4 The federal budget (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 05/06/1932:6 Goodyear (Mrs) Subject of Australian ballot to be discussed at special town meeting, Moves from North Middleboro to Middleboro, 06/05/1931:3 05/13/1932:1 Moves into Plymouth St tenement, 10/13/1933:5 Dissatisfaction with present form of government shows at special town meeting, 06/10/1932:1
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Government cont. Grain cont. Citizens to vote on manager form of government, 08/12/1932:1 Narragansett Milling Co. employs Chester Thomas, 09/19/1930:3 Petition circulates for change in town government, 08/12/1932:1 Lloyd Perkins enters business more extensively 55 years ago, Town government (l) (Hiram J. Archer), 08/12/1932:3 07/31/1931:6 More about town government (l) (Hiram J. Archer), 08/26/1932:3 Gran, Gustav Herman The manager form of government (l) (Charles H. Bates), 10/07/1932:2 Obituary, 01/31/1930:1 Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/07/1932:3 Grand Army of the Republic Post 8 Town manager question (l) (Hiram J. Archer), 10/14/1932:2 Installs officers 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:8 Petition for special town meeting filed, 10/21/1932:1 Memorial Day exercises (l) (Alvin C. Howes), 05/16/1930:1 Petition for vote to change form of government filed with town clerk, Edward Place new adjutant, 05/23/1930:1 10/21/1932:1 Holds memorial service, 05/30/1930:1 Upcoming vote on town government not the first, 10/28/1932:1 Expresses appreciation to Legion for help with Howes' funeral (l), Selectmen set date for special town meeting, 11/04/1932:1 12/19/1930:6 Selectmen set for first skirmish, 11/04/1932:1 Observes 64th anniversary, 04/10/1931:2 Smoldering question slated for special town meeting, 11/18/1932:1 Memorial Day General Order No. 1, 05/22/1931:3 Granville Tillson expresses opinion on town government (l), Memorial Day program and flag presentation, 05/29/1931:1 11/18/1932:3 Conducts annual Memorial Day exercises, 06/05/1931:1 William Egger favors town manager form of government (l), Another comrade, William Bryant, dies (l), 08/14/1931:2 11/18/1932:3 A.W. Stoddard elected commander 55 years ago, 12/11/1931:7 Special town meeting ends in a jumble, 11/25/1932:1 Town will make provisions, 02/05/1932:1 Special town meeting likened to Much Ado About Nothing, What's to become of historic artifacts when academy building razed?, 11/25/1932:1 02/05/1932:1 Government a system (l) (Hiram J. Archer), 01/20/1933:7 Headquarters moves to Bon Mode property on Center St, 02/19/1932:1 Our town charter (l) (Hiram J. Archer), 02/03/1933:2 In Memoriam (by Edward E. Place for George Leonard), 03/25/1932:4 Charter subject of town meeting, 02/17/1933:1 Presents cane to Edward Place, 05/20/1932:3 Communication on town government (l) (Alexander Heath), Hosts county meeting, 04/21/1933:1 03/10/1933:3 Selectmen discuss repairs to old fire station, 04/21/1933:1 No volunteers to serve on charter committee, 03/31/1933:1 Housewarming at new quarters on School St, 05/26/1933:4 Committee named to study town charter, 06/16/1933:1 Four surviving members attend Memorial Day exercises, 06/02/1933:1 Nothing heard from committee on charter, 09/08/1933:1 Hall open to moral parties for entertainments (ad), 09/08/1933:3 Charter committee organizes, 01/26/1934:1 Memorial Day parade and exercises well-attended, 06/01/1934:1 Town manager form of government under fire at town meeting again, Hosts quarterly county meeting, 10/19/1934:6 02/16/1934:2 Grange (see Patrons of Husbandry) Chance of changes to town charter remote, 02/23/1934:1 Grant, Catherine A. Government and liberty (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 06/01/1934:6 Obituary, 11/28/1930:1 Planning Board holds public meeting on town government, Wife of Patrick A. dies at age 58, 11/28/1930:4 11/23/1934:1 Will in probate, 12/05/1930:5 Kidnapping the Constitution (l) (R.E Bisbee), 11/30/1934:6 Grant, Ella Committee meets to discuss town charter, 12/07/1934:1 Funeral held at Egger Funeral Home, 03/03/1933:3 Government Aid (see Public Welfare) Grant, Ella M. Gowdy, Mildred Obituary, 02/24/1933:1 Resides in Waterbury, CT, 03/03/1933:1 Widow of Charles H. dies at age 80, 02/24/1933:4 Gracey, Corda Grant, Emerson Oldest member of North Middleboro Congregational Church, Attends Vermont Academy, 09/21/1934:1 10/26/1934:2 Receives honors at Vermont Academy, 12/28/1934:1 Gracey, Cordonia Grant, Everett Moves to Rhode Island, 10/23/1931:3 Lakeville couple married 31 years, 06/24/1932:8 Grady, John Grant, Herman G. Daughter born, 08/01/1930:4 Springfield man dies at age 65, 01/24/1930:4 Graham, Edith Gertrude Grant, Irene M. Wedding described, 07/14/1933:1 Engaged to Edwin A. Jenney, 03/28/1930:1 Wed to Winthrop Howes Clark, 07/14/1933:4 Grant, Jessie Graham, Frank Dies in East Bridgewater, 10/31/1930:1 Employed in Connecticut, 04/04/1930:3 Grant, Lillian Picks full apple blossom, 10/07/1932:7 Senior at Simmons College, 10/06/1933:1 Injures foot while digging frozen ground, 12/22/1933:3 Grant, Lillian F. Employed in Cataumet, 05/18/1934:5 Graduates from Simmons College, 06/08/1934:1 Graham, James Grant, M. Employed in Connecticut, 04/04/1930:3 Upholstering and furniture repair (ad), 04/27/1934:6 Injures leg in accident, 06/09/1933:6 Grant, Mrs Wallace Employed in Cataumet, 05/18/1934:5 Mr and Mrs Wallace Grant new superintendent and matron at Poor Graham, Kathleen Farm, 04/11/1930:1 Begins studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Grant, Patrick Graham, Kathleen L. Surprised on 64th birthday, biography, 11/18/1932:4 Essay and valedictory, 06/22/1934:8 Grant, Patrick A. Graham, Robert P. Gets molten metal in face at Colonial Brass, 05/23/1930:1 Will in probate, 09/21/1934:5 Grant, Sophie M. Grain Engaged to Anthony Enos, 03/13/1931:4 see also Corn; C.P. Washburn Co. Wed to Anthony Enos, 03/27/1931:4 J. Cushing Co., chick feed (ad), 04/04/1930:2
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Grant, Wallace Green, Max Mr and Mrs Wallace Grant new superintendent and matron at Poor Not guilty of allowing cattle to graze on Leonard's land, 05/29/1931:2 Farm, 04/11/1930:1 And Haig Kayajan purchase cattle in Wisconsin, 10/16/1931:1 Mother dies in East Bridgewater, 10/31/1930:1 Returns from Wisconsin cattle buying trip, 10/23/1931:1 And wife to head town infirmary, 01/30/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 02/05/1932:5 Fined $5 for allowing unauthorized use of auto, 05/01/1931:1 Lakeville tax collector's sale, 07/07/1933:5 Grant, Wallace G. Fire at new barn on Bedford St, 06/15/1934:1 Collides with Providence driver at North and East Main St, Green, Mrs George 08/11/1933:1 Resides in Hartford, CT, 02/14/1930:3 Grant, Wallace S. Green, Virginia Dolores Auto nearly ends up in Nemasket River, 06/20/1930:4 Born to George and Eleanor West, 03/27/1931:2 Grant, W.T. (see W.T. Grant Co.) Green School Grantham, Ann Annie Lee replaced by Elizabeth Drew, 08/15/1930:1 Injured in collision between Eliza Murdock and Falmouth driver on History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 03/10/1933:4 Center St, 08/14/1931:4 Evelyn Bailey replaces Dora Cobb, 09/07/1934:1 Grantham, J.W. Greenberg, Edward S. Daughter born, 12/12/1930:4 Mary and Harry Chilin injured in collision with Greenberg, Manager of Middleboro Laundry, 08/07/1931:1 10/31/1930:6 Middleboro Laundry proprietor discovers money missing, 03/18/1932:3 Case of negligent driving continued, 11/14/1930:1 Grantham, William Not guilty of reckless driving, 11/21/1930:2 Brush fire in Lakeville, 12/21/1934:1 Greene, C.W. Granton, C.A. Principal of Peirce Academy 55 years ago, 03/06/1931:6 Lets farm on Summer St to Eugene Brookings, 12/30/1932:1 Greene, Walter I. Granton, Clifton A. Sentenced with breaking and entering building of Albino Faietti, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 06/02/1933:1 Grass Fires (see Forest Fires) Greene, William A. Grasser, Grace I. Central Baptist society passes resolutions upon death of, 01/24/1930:1 Obituary, 06/24/1932:1 Greenhouses (see Nurseries (plant)) Wife of John A. dies at age 60, 06/24/1932:4 Greenwood, Helen Laughlin Petition for administration of estate, 07/29/1932:5 Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Grasser, John Greer, Lucy P. Loses 43 turkeys to thieves, 10/09/1931:1 Falls, fractures hip, 11/14/1930:4 Reports theft of poultry, 12/21/1934:1 Obituary, 01/09/1931:1 Gravelin, Peter Widow of Charles K. dies at age 81, 01/09/1931:4 Daughter born, 07/11/1930:4 Will in probate, 01/16/1931:6 Gray, Donald Gregory, Edward S. Arrested for disturbing the peace, 12/14/1934:2 Purchases John Savage farm on Plymouth St, 09/04/1931:1 Gray, Irene Sells Plymouth St farm to Ethel Hanscom, 09/11/1931:1 Obituary, 04/29/1932:1 Gregory, Elsie M. Gray, Irene G. Beauty shop, 87 Centre St (ad), 04/21/1933:8 Wife of H. Donald dies at age 28, 04/29/1932:4 Gregory, Mabel L. Greabner, Eugene Wedding described, 05/13/1932:5 Daughter born, 11/11/1932:4 Gregory, Ralph The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Daughter born, 11/25/1932:4 Checks and cash taken in break-in, 01/17/1930:1 Gregory, Ralph B. Leads in lowering prices (ad), 02/14/1930:4 Engaged to Elsie Mary Wells, 06/26/1931:1 Frank Dufresne transfers to the Cape, 06/06/1930:9 Engaged to Elsie Wells, 08/14/1931:4 Employs Frank Baker, 08/01/1930:1 Wedding described, 10/23/1931:1 Frank Dufresne resumes duties in local store, 10/03/1930:7 Wed to Elsie M. Wells, 10/23/1931:4 Manager Matthews reports break-in, 04/17/1931:1 Gregory, Robert Peter Kontoes arraigned on charge of breaking and entering, Injured when Volta's car crashes into tree, 03/30/1934:1 04/24/1931:1 Grenier, Simeon Part of remodeling plan for Thatcher block, 09/25/1931:1 Obituary, 09/30/1932:1 Small blaze in rear of new building, 12/25/1931:1 Dies at age 85, 09/30/1932:4 Employs Alice Miskinis and Rita Souza, 07/07/1933:1 Griffin, Edward Greeley, William Under quarantine for mumps, 1/27/1933:3 Son born, 11/06/1931:3 Griffith, A.B. South Middleboro Garage truck collides with New Bedford driver on Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Wareham St, 03/18/1932:1 Griffith, Alton H. Greeley, William Leander, Jr. Obituary, 04/01/1932:6 Born to William, 11/06/1931:3 Funeral held at home in South Carver, 04/08/1932:2 Green (Mr) Griffith, Calvin And Mattie sell Purchade St farm to Boyden, 07/10/1931:1 East Marion couple married 40 years, 05/19/1933:6 Green, Eleanor West Griffith, Carroll D. Daughter born, 03/27/1931:2 Wed to Hattie M. Jacobs, 01/09/1931:3 Green, George Griffith, Edward Father dies in Connecticut, 02/28/1930:5 Chicken pox makes appearance at home, 04/15/1932:8 Resides in Hartford, CT, 10/10/1930:3 Griffith, Harold Lawrence Daughter born, 03/27/1931:2 Wed to Virginia Yvonne Paquin, 02/03/1933:4
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Griffith, Henry S. Grocers cont. Tribute to Lorenzo Wood (l), 05/02/1930:1 Bladas Kukauskas new owner of Lithuanian Co-operative Co., Begins new Gazette column on local history, 10/26/1934:3 02/23/1934:5 Griffith, Homer Riley's Red & White Store, 378 Center St and Everett St (ad), Wed to Teckla Halunen, 11/14/1930:3 03/09/1934:2 Wedding described, 11/14/1930:7 Announce Wednesday afternoon closing (ad), 04/13/1934:5 Son born, 08/28/1931:2, 6 J.T. McKechnie Puritan Stores, Fall Brook (ad), 11/02/1934:3 Griffith, Homer Francis Kelly & Godfrey Market, we deliver (ad) (i), 12/14/1934:8 Wed to Tekia Augusta Halunen in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Groppner (Dr) Griffith, John B. East Middleboro place sold to Ambrose Roach, 01/03/1930:1 Obituary, 05/30/1930:1 Grose, Etta Dies at age 83, 05/30/1930:4 Resides in Boston, 08/29/1930:1 Obituary, 05/30/1930:4 Gross, Leslie Petition for administration of estate, 06/27/1930:5 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Griffith, Merton T. Grossman, John Daughter born, 03/30/1934:6 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 12/16/1932:1 Griffith, Mrs Andrew Mortgagee's sale of real estate in Middleboro, 01/20/1933:5 Resides in South Carver, 03/27/1931:2 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 10/27/1933:1 Griffith, Mrs Edward Grove Chapel (see Lakeville Congregational Church) Grandfather dies in New Bedford, 09/15/1933:3 Grover, Edervene M. Griffith, Nellie C. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 01/10/1930:8 Engaged to Gerard M. Ryder, 03/31/1933:2, 04/14/1933:4 Guerin, Charles A. Wedding described, 04/21/1933:2 Loses control of auto, crashes into pole on Main St, 04/08/1932:1 Wed to Gerard M. Ryder, 04/21/1933:4 Engaged to Lillian P. Saulnier, 04/06/1934:4 Griffith, Rhoda Guerin, Henry Wedding described, 08/05/1932:6 Four men save collie from icy Nemasket River, 02/27/1931:5 Grigor, Walter Guerin, Philomen Moves to Attleboro, 05/27/1932:1 Obituary, 01/02/1931:1 Grimwood, H. Allen Widow of Maurice dies at age 91, 01/02/1931:4 Wed to Florence D. Rehan, 12/15/1933:4 Guerini, Eliza Grinnell, Charles E.W. Enjoying Mediterranean cruise, 05/16/1930:1 Obituary, 12/30/1932:1 Obituary, 12/07/1934:1 Griswold, Edith Guertin, Charles E. Ill with scarlet fever, 02/28/1930:6 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7, 05/05/1933:6 Griswold, Franklin Guertin, Henry P. Daughter born, 06/20/1930:6, 10/02/1931:4 Purchases Wareham St parcel from Robert Fish, 08/28/1931:1 Son born, 08/05/1932:4 Guertin, Leo Griswold, Frederick C. Daughter born, 01/03/1930:4 Charged with break-in at Walter Thomas' store, 11/23/1934:2 Son born, 06/09/1933:7 Larceny case continued, 11/30/1934:3 Guidaboni, Caesar Burglary case held for grand jury, 12/14/1934:2 Five local men injured in accident in Bridgewater, 06/22/1934:7 Griswold, George Guidaboni, Columbo Ill with scarlet fever, 02/28/1930:6 Daughter born, 05/16/1930:4 Griswold, Mrs George Twin daughters born, 07/29/1932:4 Pomeranian taken by passing autoist, 07/21/1933:6 Guidaboni, Didimo Griswold, Percy Barking dog leads to arrest of Charlestown men for larceny, Local fisherman makes good, 04/27/1934:6 12/02/1932:1 Griswold, Percy R. Guidaboni, Horace Lands 67 trout in five days, 06/02/1933:4 Enters M.A.C. at Amherst, 10/10/1930:1 Griswold, Phyllis May Guidaboni, Mabel Born to Franklin, 10/02/1931:4 Teacher resigns from Union St School, 09/07/1934:1 Griswold, Winnie Guidaboni, Mabel I. Little girl runs into scythe, cuts cheek, 08/01/1930:8 Engaged to Enio A. Fornaciari, 10/26/1934:4 Grocers Guidaboni, Mabel Irene see also First National Stores, Inc.; Fish Markets; George Lang & Co.; Wedding described, 11/16/1934:1 Homestead Grocery; Meat Markets; P.H. Peirce Co.; The Great Guidaboni, Mary Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.; Thomas Bros. Injured in mishap on new highway, 05/27/1932:2 Bump of People's Market secures ice for summer market 55 years ago, Guidaboni, Mauro 01/10/1930:8 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Mendall & Bosworth out with new wagon 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 Guidaboni, Raye F. Clark & Vaughan grocery at Everett Square in 1891 (p), 04/04/1930:1 Named supervisor of rhythmic orchestra for lower grades, 08/29/1930:2 Up-to-date market opens at 37 Centre St (ad), 11/21/1930:5 Guidaboni, R.E. Moro's Market, 37 Centre St (ad), 12/19/1930:5 Cement blocks, sand and gravel (ad), 09/18/1931:10 John S. Cobb Market, we deliver immediately (ad), 06/12/1931:5 Guidoboni, Didimo John S. Cobb Market employs Edward Kelley, 07/24/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/15/1930:5 Welfare board meets with merchants, 06/10/1932:1 Guidoboni, Horace D. Home Town Food Store opens most up-to-date meat department (ad), Killed in crash of auto and train in South Dennis, 05/08/1931:1 12/22/1933:4 South Dennis man dies at age 21, 05/08/1931:4 John Holt resigns from Moro's to manage Home Town Food Store, Guidoboni, Mabel I. replaced by Ralph Cromwell, 02/09/1934:1 Wed to Emo A. Fornaciari, 11/16/1934:4
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Guild, Mary E. Hadlock, Mrs William Engaged to Edward A. Robbins, 08/22/1930:4 Westbrook, ME woman here due to mother's death, 06/06/1930:1 Guilford, Chester A. Hafford, Ada Patrolman receives commendation, 07/03/1931:2 Resides in California, 07/24/1931:7 Boston policeman awarded medal, 01/08/1932:5 Hagaboom, Kermi Guilford, Joseph Windows broken in Miller St house, 08/19/1932:2 Wedding described, 07/17/1931:1 Hagaboom, Kermit Guilford, Joseph H. Works for Chandler Pettee on Marion Road, 04/14/1933:7 Obituary, 04/18/1930:1 Hagstrom, Carl J. Dies at age 68, 04/18/1930:4 Arrested for drunkenness and reckless driving, 02/28/1930:9 Guilford, Mary Guilty of drunkenness and reckless driving, 03/14/1930:6 Obituary, 01/05/1934:1 Hairdressers Wife of Chester A. dies at age 25, 01/05/1934:4 see also Barbers Guilford, Richard The Powder Puff, Thatcher's Row (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Rescues Merrill from burning cottage, 08/11/1933:1 Roberta's Beauty Shoppe, 111 Centre St (ad), 02/28/1930:10 Guilford, Richard A. Verna Bowles opens beauty shop on Bridge St, 04/25/1930:3 Obituary, 12/08/1933:1 Brown Bungalow Beauty Studio, Bridge St, Lakeville (ad), Dies at age 17, 12/08/1933:4 06/06/1930:5 Guilford, Samuel W. Rose's Beauty Shoppe, 42 Everett St (ad), 08/22/1930:8 Chimney fire on Tispaquin St, 02/05/1932:1 Alice Champagne sells beauty shop to Katherine Wright, 10/24/1930:1 Veteran mail carrier retires, 07/08/1932:1 Charlotte's Beauty Salon, 20 South Main St (ad), 03/27/1931:10 On Guilford's retirement (l) (Wm. R. Farrington), 07/15/1932:7 Elsie Wells' beauty shop at 87 Centre St (ad), 05/08/1931:8 Gamache boy collides with Guilford's car on Wareham St, 03/23/1934:1 Sophie Tessier, themique permanent wave demo (ad), 05/22/1931:5 Guimares, Ernest De F. Rose's Beauty Shop, 42 Everett St (ad), 10/02/1931:8 Engaged to Anna Pretti, 09/21/1934:4 Wilfred Beauty Shop, corner of Nickerson Ave and Thatcher's Row Guimares, Ernest DeF. (ad), 04/15/1932:10 Wed to Anna Pretti, 10/26/1934:4 Charlotte's Beauty Salon at McDonald's Millinery (ad), 09/02/1932:8 Gully, Edward A. Candella, special Christmas offer on permanent wave (ad), Dies in Worcester, 12/18/1931:3 12/02/1932:8 Gully, Edward J. Elsie Gregory, 87 Centre St (ad), 04/21/1933:8 Father dies in Worcester, 12/18/1931:3 Mrs Alfred Sousa sets up shop at home on Wareham St, 08/18/1933:1 Gurney, Abbie A. Jean's Beauty Shoppe, 200 Centre St (ad), 11/24/1933:2 Obituary, 09/05/1930:1 Elsie Morley moves Wilfred Beauty Shop to Glidden building (ad), Dies at age 88, 09/05/1930:4 11/24/1933:8 Gurney, Alexander R. McDonald relocates beauty salon to 25 Centre St (ad), 04/27/1934:8 Obituary, 05/04/1934:1 Lou's Beauty Shop, 55 South Main St (ad), 05/04/1934:8 Dies at age 86, 05/04/1934:4 Haire, Chester Will in probate, 05/25/1934:5 Resides in West Wareham, 09/05/1930:6 Gurney, Anna T. Haire, Chester P. Obituary, 01/22/1932:1 Passes forestry exam, posted to Carver, 06/09/1933:6 Widow of James L. dies at age 85, 01/22/1932:4 Haire, Esther P. Gurney, Charles Wedding described, 08/08/1930:1 Purchases Means place on Marion Rd, 10/17/1930:8 Haire, Ethel P. Puts up ice supply, 02/26/1932:7 Engaged to Arthur R. Phillips, 08/01/1930:4 Gurney, C.S. Wed to Arthur R. Phillips, 08/08/1930:4 Purchases 20-acre summer camp on Pocksha Pond from Edward Haire, Florence M. Langshaw, 08/22/1930:6 Obituary, 06/02/1933:1 Gustafson, Leonard Wife of James W. dies at age 66, 06/02/1933:4 Robert Baker charged with manslaughter and operating negligently after Haire, Mrs J. Walter death in Brockton, 10/10/1930:1 Obituary, 06/02/1933:6 Gustein, Ellen Hajaboom, Kermit Obituary, 10/10/1930:1 Mother dies in Attleboro, 02/02/1934:3 Gypsies Hajaboom, Mrs Albert Given polite but stern invitation to leave town, 08/15/1930:1 Dies in Attleboro, 02/02/1934:3 Several bands make appearance here, 07/17/1931:1 Funeral held in Attleboro, 02/09/1934:3 Chief Sisson receives warning from North Lakeville, 11/06/1931:1 Hale, Elmer In our midst this week, 04/08/1932:1 Daughter born, 09/15/1933:4 Appear at usual time, do not stay long, 04/08/1932:3 Hale, Elmer L. Gypsy Moths (see Insects) Collides with Pawtucket, RI driver at Four Corners, 05/26/1933:3 Hale, Everett H Member of high school baseball, basketball, and football teams (p), 06/22/1934:8 Hackett, Arleen Hale, Mrs William Bayard Over the Hill Lands (poem), 04/22/1932:7 Resides in New York, 09/25/1931:1 Hackett, Arlene Hale, Ruth V. Resides in Worcester, 10/10/1930:1 Obituary, 08/01/1930:1 Hackett, Herbert J. Daughter of Elmer dies at age 10, 08/01/1930:4 Collides with Pratt on Bedford St, 04/14/1933:4 Haley, Charles Hadlock, Hazel Face burned by electrical spark at C.P. Washburn Co., 05/01/1931:1 Wedding described, 10/10/1930:1
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Haley, Herbert Hallissey, Marion Pleads not guilty to negligence as result of auto accident, 08/01/1930:1 Vineyard resident walks four miles on ice, 03/09/1934:1 Fined $25 for reckless driving, files appeal, 08/15/1930:4 Hallock, H.G.C. Haley, Hiram F. News from China (l), 03/14/1930:7 Fractures bones in hand at Lucey factory, 05/11/1934:1 Christmas in China (l), 12/12/1930:7 Haley, Lillian F. Report from Shanghai (l), 05/13/1932:3 Engaged to Ernest R. Bower, 12/15/1933:4 Halloween Wed to Ernest R. Bower, 12/22/1933:4 Youngsters out early with pranks, 10/10/1930:1 Hall (Dr) Usual antics do not make appearance, 11/07/1930:6 Office of Woodward, Woodward, and Hall suffers break-in, Passes without too much trouble, 11/03/1933:1 09/07/1934:4 Police report on night time doings, 11/02/1934:1 Hall, Albert E. Halunen, Frank Wedding described, 05/13/1932:5 Wedding described, 12/21/1934:3 Hall, Edward F. Halunen, Lila D. Obituary, 01/10/1930:1 Wed to Robert W. Bishop, 06/06/1930:4 Hall, Emile Halunen, Lilia Sophie Wed to Margaret Jinks, 12/04/1931:4 Wed to Robert Webber Bishop in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Hall, Emile S. Halunen, Teckla Engaged to Margaret Jimks, 11/20/1931:4 Wed to Homer Griffith, 11/14/1930:3 Hall, Frank P. Wedding described, 11/14/1930:7 Obituary, 10/28/1932:1 Halunen, Tekia Augusta Dies at age 80, 10/28/1932:4 Wed to Homer Francis Griffith in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Obituary, 10/28/1932:7 Ham, Albert H. Will in probate, 12/02/1932:5 House decorations attract considerable attention, 01/03/1930:1 Hall, Fred Ham, Maybelle Benn General repairing, Wareham St (ad), 06/22/1934:10 Son born, 06/05/1931:1 Hall, Henry Ham, Robert Ernest Daughter born, 04/29/1932:4 Born to Robert F. and Maybelle Benn, 06/05/1931:1 Parry and Holmes sentenced for larceny of fowl from Henry Hall, Ham, Robert F. 10/13/1933:1 Son born, 06/05/1931:1 Son born, 02/23/1934:4 Hambly, Charles Hall, James New service manager at Sherman's garage, 06/15/1934:1 Fire at Tispaquin St home of Irving Vaughan, 03/31/1933:1 Hammerton, Lavinia Hall, Jesse Obituary, 03/30/1934:1 Chimney fire on Frank St, 01/30/1931:1 Hammerton, Lavinia A. Fire destroys incubator house and several hundred eggs, 03/30/1934:1 Wife of James dies at age 79, 03/30/1934:4 Hall, John Hammond, Fred L. Son born, 01/10/1930:4 Elks hold annual memorial service, 12/07/1934:3 Obituary, 04/03/1931:3 Hammond, Frederick L. Hall, John H. Obituary, 02/16/1934:1 Dentist, Peirce building (ad), 12/09/1932:8 Boston man dies at age 64, 02/16/1934:4 Hall, Lester P. Hammond, Mary Collides with Kukanhan at East Main and Montello St, 11/16/1934:2 Collides with Sagamore driver at Center and Pearl St, 04/25/1930:1 Hall, Mrs Charles E. Hammond, Myra Funeral held in Mansfield, 11/03/1933:3 Takes housekeeping post in South Carver, 07/31/1931:1 Hall, Nahum Lets Lakeville place to John Allen, 10/09/1931:3 Sells Bedford St house, moves to Plymouth St, 04/04/1930:4 Hammond, Walter Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 04/11/1930:3 Middleboro Laundry truck collides with Connecticut driver on Wareham Moves from Plymouth St to Bedford St, 03/25/1932:6 St, 01/16/1931:2 Hall, Richard Hammond, Walter F. Daughter born, 07/31/1931:4 Wed to Gleasia L. Tripp, 08/05/1932:4 Hall, Roger Handy (Mr) Hand goes through glass door panel at high school, 01/09/1931:1 Screening resumes, 10/17/1930:8 Hallett, May Boehme Finishes screening berries, 11/21/1930:3 Son born, 06/15/1934:1 Handy and Hennessey begin screening berries, 09/11/1931:3 Hallett, Carlton Screening resumes after 10-day wait, 10/02/1931:6 Son born, 06/15/1934:1 Screening nears completion, 11/20/1931:6 Hallett, Jack Finishes screening for season, 12/18/1931:6 Wed to Mildred Waters, 07/03/1931:7 Starts cranberry harvest, 09/16/1932:3 Hallett, James Screening begun, 09/23/1932:3 Resides in Hyde Park, 01/02/1931:1 Resumes screening at Rock, 11/11/1932:6 Hallett, Mary L. Finishes screening berries, 12/09/1932:6 Milliner, 27 Centre St (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Begins screening berries, 09/15/1933:3 To re-open Wholesale Millinery on Center St, 02/19/1932:1 Cranberry picking begun, 09/15/1933:3 New millinery store on Centre St (ad), 02/26/1932:8 To finish screening at bog soon, 11/24/1933:6 Hallett, Mrs James Screening berries, 10/19/1934:2 Resides in Hyde Park, 10/28/1932:1 Screening nearly complete, 11/16/1934:3 Hallisey, Michael Haney, Wilda Obituary, 05/22/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/31/1931:5 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6
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Hanks, Lenda T. Harding, Lucretia D.C. Driver in mix up with William McLeod at Jackson and North Main St, George R. Shaw seeks to protect legacy of George H. Shaw Co., 09/09/1932:8 12/19/1930:1 Hanlon, Gertrude Harding, Marguerite Engaged to Fred Allen, 06/01/1934:6 Graduates from Sea Pines in Brewster, 06/12/1931:1 Wed to Frederic C. Allen, 06/08/1934:7 Hits Melrose auto at South Main and Center St, 08/07/1931:1 Hanlon, Gertrude I. Resumes studies at Radcliffe, 09/30/1932:1 Wed to Frederic C. Allen, 06/01/1934:4 Harding, Marguerite L. Hannon, Ernest New student at Radcliffe College, 09/25/1931:1 Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), Harding, Minna L. 07/17/1931:1 Obituary, 10/26/1934:1 Hannon, Joseph Dies at age 73, 10/26/1934:4 State patrolman transfers to Barnstable, 05/01/1931:4 Hardware Stores (see Doane, George E.; George A. Shurtleff & Son; T.W. Hanscom (Mr) Pierce Hardware Co.) Arnold Holmes hired at poultry farm, 03/09/1934:1 Hardy, Helen Hanscom, Ethel Resides in Brookline, 06/20/1930:1 Purchases John Savage farm on Plymouth St from Edward Gregory, Hardy, I.R. 09/11/1931:1 Lets Grove St place to George Deane, 01/31/1930:5 Student at Leslie Kindergarten school, 1/27/1933:1 Resides in New York, 01/30/1931:1 Graduates from Lesley Kindergarten School, 06/08/1934:1 Moves to new home in Manhasset, Long Island, 06/26/1931:1 Accepts position as governess in Brookline, 12/14/1934:1 Daughter born, 01/20/1933:1 Hanscom, Mathew W. Hardy, Jeannette Receives engineering degree from Northeastern University, Resides in Brookline, 06/20/1930:1 09/23/1932:2 Hardy, Stephen P. Hanscom, Matthew Disappearance unsolved despite efforts by police, 10/14/1932:1 Obituary, 03/17/1933:1 Middleboro quota filled for national reforestation project, 05/26/1933:1 Dies at age 51, 03/17/1933:2 Hargreaves, Beulahbel Hanscom, Matthew W. Ill with measles, 03/13/1931:4 Engaged to Alida Wadsworth, 11/16/1934:1 Hargreaves, Edward Hanscom, Mrs Matthew Under quarantine for measles, 03/20/1931:4 Cousin dies in Rhode Island, 11/24/1933:1 Hargreaves, Janet Farm worker Arnold Holmes resigns, 06/22/1934:1 Under quarantine for measles, 03/20/1931:4 Hanscomb, Matthew Hargreaves, Olive M. Purchases farm on Plymouth St, 11/20/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate in Middleboro, 02/17/1933:6 Receives degree from Northeastern University, 06/24/1932:1 Hargreaves, Wright Hanscomb, Matthew W. Mortgagee's sale of real estate in Middleboro, 02/17/1933:6 Hosts Sigma Delta from Northeastern University, 05/27/1932:1 Harlow, Adnah Hanson, Arthur Resides in Mt. Vernon, NY, 03/14/1930:1 To Eddy Rhames (poem), 04/13/1934:5 In charge of William Butler's campaign, 08/22/1930:1 Hanson, Ernest Fire in closet at 5 North St, 03/18/1932:1 Wed to Myra Trinque, 06/05/1931:4 Resigns from Middleboro Nash Co., employed at Maxim Motor Co., Daughter born, 09/07/1934:4 05/04/1934:1 Hanson, Ernest S. Harlow, Adnah H. Wedding described, 06/05/1931:1 Engaged to Lynette Duncklee, 01/17/1930:1 Hanson, Fred Wedding described, 09/05/1930:1 Builds cottage at Lake Winnepesaukee, 08/11/1933:1 Wed to Lynette D. Duncklee, 09/05/1930:4 Hanson, Fred L. Opposed to repeal committee (ad), 10/31/1930:4 New Hampshire cottage-building project for Annas complete, Selectmen's contest starts to take shape, 12/08/1933:1 09/01/1933:1 For selectman (ad), 01/12/1934:8 Hanson, Fred S. Suggests changes in voting precincts (l), 10/26/1934:1 Employed at Trust Co., 07/11/1930:1 Harlow, Benjamin Hanson, William Dies in Palermo, CA, 07/07/1933:3 Resides in New York, 03/17/1933:2 Obituary, 07/14/1933:2 Haran, Theresa Harlow, Benjamin F. Engaged to Laurence Kelley, 11/21/1930:1 Obituary, 07/14/1933:1 Haran, Theresa Elizabeth Harlow, Clinton Engaged to Lawrence G. Kelley, 06/27/1930:1 Resides in Brockton, 12/07/1934:1 Wedding described, 12/19/1930:1 Harlow, Clyde Leonard Harding, Bertha Wollaston couple married 25 years, 10/02/1931:3 Obituary, 02/03/1933:1 Harlow, Elliot W. Harding, Lewis F. Ready for emergency jobs in winter, 12/11/1931:9 Elected to third term as selectman (p), 01/24/1930:1 Harlow, Elliott George R. Shaw seeks to protect legacy of George H. Shaw Co., Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 12/19/1930:1 Harlow, Elliott S. Announces candidacy for re-election (l), 12/09/1932:1 Contractor, 83 School St, 11/13/1931:7 Candidate for selectman (ad), 01/13/1933:3 Harlow, Elliott W. Elected to Board of Selectmen (p) (t), 01/20/1933:1 General contractor (ad), 10/09/1931:7 Urges co-operation of town departments (l), 02/24/1933:1 Hire local contractors, 01/08/1932:2 Harding, Lucretia C. Skids on wet road into fence, 05/20/1932:1
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Harlow, F.A. Harrington, Frank H. Hand severely cut on zinc roll 55 years ago, 03/14/1930:6 In running for attendance officer in Brockton schools, 02/06/1931:2 Joshua Sherman contracts to build stable 55 years ago, 12/04/1931:8 Park Theatre manager takes post at Empire Theatre in Waltham, Harlow, Fannie B. 09/11/1931:1 Obituary, 09/30/1932:1 Harrington, Herbert A. Widow of William F. dies at age 73, 09/30/1932:4 Obituary, 03/06/1931:1 Clyde Harlow appointed estate administrator, 10/14/1932:5 Harrington, Jeremiah Harlow, Florence Employed at sanatorium, 05/16/1930:1 Wed to Clarence E. Thomas, 06/06/1930:4 Harrington, John Harlow, Franklin Receives 25-year service medal from Keith company, 07/17/1931:1 Turkey brooder on Fairview St takes fire, 06/19/1931:1 Harrington, John C. Employed by NE Cranberry Sales Co., 07/22/1932:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Harlow, George Obituary, 10/21/1932:1 Attends Brown University, 04/25/1930:4 Dies at age 74, 10/21/1932:4 Finishes third year at Brown University, 06/16/1933:1 Will in probate, 11/11/1932:5 Graduates from Brown University, 06/08/1934:1 Harrington, Neil Graduation held at Brown University, 06/22/1934:1 Employed at P.H. Peirce Co., 08/01/1930:1 Harlow, George N. Harrington, Richard Earns Ph.B. award from Brown University, 06/22/1934:3 Lost boy found near grandmother's home, 09/11/1931:1 Harlow, Guild Harris (Lieutenant) Employed at Cranberry Sales Co., 07/18/1930:1 Tragic death of flier, 06/22/1934:2 Harlow, Hannah J. Harris, Arthur Horn No longer connected with Middleboro Gazette, 01/17/1930:1 Born to Frank, 05/22/1931:4 Harlow, I.H. Harris, Carrie I.H. Harlow & Co. has wells dug on premises 55 years ago, Obituary, 12/05/1930:3 01/10/1930:8 Harris, Clarence Harlow, Ivory Occupies Rock St apartment, 10/06/1933:1 South Main St home of Morrill S. Ryder (p), 07/18/1930:1 Harris, Edna Harlow, James A. Student at Bates School missed, 11/06/1931:3 Legion delegation attends Wareham funeral, 10/31/1930:1 Harris, Edna May Harlow, Julia Dies at age 14, 11/06/1931:4 Obituary, 07/25/1930:1 Inquest findings, 12/04/1931:9 Widow of Louis K. dies at age 80, 07/25/1930:4 Driver fined $50 for negligent driving, 12/18/1931:2 Harlow, Lizzie H. Harris, Edna M. On decorating committee for Centennial 55 years ago, 02/06/1931:9 Struck and killed by Onset driver on East Grove St, 11/06/1931:1 Harlow, Louise B. Inquest held into death, 11/27/1931:1 Graduates from Emerson College, 05/30/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/04/1932:9 Harlow, Lucy A. Harris, Frank To friends in Middleboro (l), 09/05/1930:7 Son born, 05/22/1931:4 Harlow, Mrs Wilson D. Chimney fire on Taunton St, 02/16/1934:4 Elected secretary of Halifax Historical Association, 05/29/1931:1 Harris, Frederick W. Harlow, Reuben Motorcycle patrolman breaks leg, crushes foot, 08/14/1931:1 Takes charge of almshouse in Chelmsford 55 years ago, 04/04/1930:8 Harris, Gilbert Harlow, William Purchases Long Point Rd orchard from May Shaw, 09/18/1931:1 Purchases horse 55 years ago, 04/01/1932:2 Harris, John A. Harlow, William G. Obituary, 06/06/1930:4 Peirce St couple married 25 years, 07/11/1930:8 Harris, Kate A. Harmon Realty Trust Co. Purchases Plympton St property from Mary Sears, 10/10/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Harris, Pauline Harness Makers Leaves for Detroit, MI, 08/08/1930:1 George G. Benson, harness maker (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Moves to Detroit, MI, 06/26/1931:1 Harney, Nellie Harris, Percy G.F. Administrator petitions to auction real estate, 01/19/1933:5 Engaged to Elizabeth A. Scully, 10/21/1932:4 Harp, Ida M. Wed to Elizabeth A. Scully, 10/28/1932:4 Wed to Chester V. Duncklee, 09/09/1932:4 Harris, Ralph Harper, George H. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Daughter born, 02/12/1932:7 Harris, Weston Harper, Margaret Jean Moves from Lakeville to Crossman Ave, Middleboro, 10/31/1930:1 Born to George H., 02/12/1932:7 Harrub, Adeline Harpwoothian, Hage North Carver folks attend wedding, 10/17/1930:8 Break-in at roadside store, 06/23/1933:3 Harrub, Adeline Whitefield Harriette B. Eaton's Shop Wedding described, 10/17/1930:3 Handmade spreads, aprons, and pillows (ad), 11/24/1933:5 Wed to Clifton Allen Bricknell, 10/17/1930:4 Harrington, Daniel H. Hart, Alice Everett St couple married 25 years, 06/30/1933:1 Burial at Rock Cemetery, 06/22/1934:3 Harrington, Elizabeth Hart, Alice B. In on Irish Hospital sweepstakes winnings, 03/23/1934:1 Obituary, 06/22/1934:1 Dies at age 82, 06/22/1934:4 Will in probate, 06/29/1934:5
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Hart, Francis Haskins, Emma F. Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Obituary, 06/19/1931:1 Hart, Francis S. Widow of William M. dies at age 74, 06/19/1931:4 Obituary, 10/02/1931:1 Haskins, George A. Hart, Harry M. Wedding described, 09/25/1931:1 Obituary, 04/10/1931:1 Haskins, Herbert Hart, Lillian F. Thief takes tires right off car, 09/30/1932:2 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Haskins, Herbert M. Hart, Virginia L. North Lakeville couple married 55 years, 11/02/1934:3 Obituary, 12/09/1932:1 Haskins, Lester Wife of George M. dies at age 71, 12/09/1932:4 Employed in Washington, MO, 07/15/1932:3 Hartil, Robert Employed in Leavenworth, KS, 12/08/1933:3 Engaged to Mary Neelon, 10/06/1933:1 Haskins, Mabel Hartley, Allen Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 01/02/1931:5 Daughter born, 05/11/1934:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6, 05/19/1933:7 Hartling, Mrs Murdock Haskins, Mary A. Funeral of sister-in-law held in Wareham, 1/27/1933:3 Obituary, 02/19/1932:1 Ill with mumps, 03/17/1933:3 New Bedford woman dies at age 70, 02/19/1932:4 Hartling, Murdock Will in probate, 02/26/1932:5 Resigns from Atwood's mill, employed at State Farm in Bridgewater, Haskins, Mrs David 07/10/1931:2 Resides in North Easton, 11/21/1930:3 Aunt's funeral held in Assonet, 07/22/1932:2 Haskins, Orrin Chimney fire in Rock, 03/30/1934:6 Fire burns over 30 acres in Lakeville, 05/19/1933:1 Hartling, Murdock G. Haskins, Priscilla L. Auto struck by running boy, Marcel Fortin, 07/21/1933:4 Wed to Harry W. Crosby, 06/19/1931:4 Hartling, Vera A. Hastay, Frank W. Engaged to Edward J. MacDonald, 03/17/1933:2 Member of Odd Fellows dies, 06/20/1930:2 Hartman, Frieda Hastay, Maud A. Engaged to Clarence Churchill, 05/09/1930:4, 05/16/1930:9, Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5, 01/23/1931:5 05/30/1930:4 Hastay, Maude Hartmann, Emil Brisk fire in woods on Wareham St, 08/28/1931:2 Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 01/03/1930:1 Barn fire on Wareham St, 04/14/1933:1 Hartmann, Freida Hastings, Grace Teacher at the Bates School, 01/03/1930:4 Wed to Albert Martin, 06/27/1930:7 Hartmann, Freida Florence Hatch, Edgar Engaged to Clarence Theodore Churchill, 04/18/1930:2 Resides in Concord, 06/05/1931:2 Hartmann, Frieda Resides in Somerville, 11/10/1933:6 Engaged to Clarence Churchill, 06/13/1930:2 Hatch, Edgar H. Hartmann, Frieda F. Resides in Concord, 04/21/1933:3 Wed to Clarence T. Churchill, 06/27/1930:4 Hatch, Elmer Hartmann, Frieda Florence Employed at L.O. Atwood mill, 10/10/1930:9 Wedding described, 06/20/1930:1 Laid off from L.O. Atwood mill, 12/16/1932:6 Harvey, Alexander Returns to work at Atwood's mill, 04/13/1934:6 Obituary, 09/22/1933:1 First with peas in bloom, 06/01/1934:3 Rockland man dies at age 93, 09/22/1933:4 Hatch, Elmer C. Harvey, Mary A. Employed at L.O. Atwood's mill, 01/23/1931:6, 03/25/1932:7 Obituary, 02/13/1931:7 First to have ripe blueberries, 07/01/1932:7 Harvey, Mary Ann Hatch, Foster Obituary, 02/13/1931:1 Sister-in-law dies in Concord, 12/11/1931:3 Widow of James W. dies at age 80, 02/13/1931:4 Laid off from L.O. Atwood mill, 12/16/1932:6 Harvey, Sarah W. Returns to work at Atwood's mill, 04/13/1934:6 Obituary, 10/19/1934:1 Hatch, Mrs Edgar Dies at age 71, 10/19/1934:4 Dies in Concord, 12/11/1931:3 Harvey, W.H. Burial at Plympton, 12/18/1931:4 Cuts off end of thumb at work, 06/22/1934:3 Hatch, Mrs Foster Haskell, Eleanor Rose bush in bloom, 10/24/1930:3 Wed to Wilfred Hill, 07/10/1931:8 Hatch, Stanley Haskell, Goldie Son born, 03/21/1930:4 Mother dies suddenly in Attleboro, 09/28/1934:1 Hatch, Stanley W. Haskell, Katherine Son born, 03/14/1930:4, 03/28/1930:5 Wed to Walter H. Morse, 06/30/1933:1 Hatch, Stephen Haskell, Leroy Son born, 03/17/1933:2 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Hatch, Wilbur Haskell, Walter Born to Stanley W., 03/28/1930:5 Loses money to pickpocket, 08/01/1930:6 Hatch, William C. Haskins, Cephas Obituary, 12/28/1934:1 Wagon demolished after horse gets away 55 years ago, 01/17/1930:8 Norton man dies at age 58, 12/28/1934:4 Haskins, Charles A. Obituary, 01/01/1932:1 Dies at age 63, 01/01/1932:4
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Hathaway, Anna W. Hawthorne, Esther Obituary, 02/16/1934:1 Literary critic reviews local writer, 04/17/1931:2 Burial at Titicut cemetery, 02/16/1934:3 Hawthorne, Hazel Dies at age 85, 02/16/1934:4 Salt House (book review), 03/02/1934:6 Hathaway, Chester Hawthorne, Roger Granted junk license, 02/20/1931:2 City reporter for Boston American, 04/04/1930:1 Hathaway, Chester S. News letter from Washington concerning post office (l) (Roger Arrested on default warrant from Weymouth police, 07/17/1931:2 Hawthorne), 01/16/1931:7 Hathaway, Clarence L. (see C.L. Hathaway & Co.) Washington newsletter (l), 02/20/1931:3 Hathaway, Cora M. Wedding described, 03/27/1931:1 Wed to Samuel P. Osgood, 09/21/1934:4 Washington newsletter, 03/27/1931:3, 04/17/1931:4, 05/22/1931:4, Hathaway, E.S. 06/26/1931:8 Arranges for use of nitrous oxide 55 years ago, 04/18/1930:7 Hawthorne, Roger M. Hathaway, Eva On editorial staff of Washington Times, 10/27/1933:2 Engaged to Thomas Lambert, 05/30/1930:1 Hayden, Dorothy Hathaway, Eva Commeau Secures clerical position with Clapp's Rubber Co. in Hanover, Wed to Thomas Hayden Lambert, 06/27/1930:4 05/05/1933:1 Hathaway, Francis Hayden, Fayette Chimneys and cellars cleaned (ad), 01/30/1931:8 Sells Peirce St home, moves to Stamford, CT, 06/20/1930:1 Hathaway, Fred Hayden, Fayette W. Resides in Lakewood, OH, 05/18/1934:1 Obituary, 01/16/1931:1 Hathaway, George L. Stamford, CT man dies at age 82, 01/16/1931:6 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Tribute (l) (Fred M. Weber), 01/23/1931:6 Takes position with Middleboro Nash Co., 05/04/1934:1 Hayden, Joseph Hathaway, Howard Forest St couple married 25 years, 06/24/1932:3 Daughter born, 10/21/1932:4 Hayden, Joseph P. Hathaway, Lettie Still alarm for fire on Forest St, 05/01/1931:1 Wed to William Mears, 07/17/1931:4 Hayes, John Hathaway, Louis Elwyn Lynde collides with Hayes' bakery truck driven by Horace Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Gamache, 06/29/1934:6 Hathaway, Louise Hayman, William Burial at Titicut cemetery, 03/07/1930:9 Sells 83-acre farm to G. Crocker 55 years ago, 10/16/1931:6 Hathaway, Louise Edson Hays, Eugene Obituary, 03/07/1930:1 Son born, 02/28/1930:4 Dies in Middleboro, 03/07/1930:4 Hayward, Carrie Hathaway, Mrs G. Louis Chimney fire on West Grove St, 01/23/1931:1, 01/06/1933:1 Receives state civil service appointment, 11/27/1931:1 Hayward, Carrie A. Hathaway, Samuel Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Benton St couple married 54 years, 11/14/1930:1 Hayward, Clarence Library janitor works for 20 years without a vacation, 05/06/1932:1 Chimney fire on West Grove St, 11/16/1934:1 Public library janitor retires after 21 years, 02/09/1934:1 Hayward, Etta L. Hathaway, Sarah A. Obituary, 03/25/1932:1 Obituary, 04/06/1934:1 Hayward, Mrs Leon Widow of Benjamin W. dies at age 89, 04/06/1934:4 Has pink running rose in full bloom, 09/30/1932:7 Petition for administration of estate, 04/20/1934:5 Hazard (Mrs) Hathaway, Susanna M. Resides in Allenton, RI, 07/11/1930:1 Obituary, 08/05/1932:1 Hazard, George N. Wife of Samuel dies at age 81, 08/05/1932:4 Resides in Warren, RI, 02/28/1930:6 Hats (see Millinery) Hazelton, George Hatt, Eunice Plymouth St couple married 50 years, 12/01/1933:6 Burial at Rock Cemetery, 09/19/1930:3 Hazelton, George H. Haven, George Couple married 50 years, 12/15/1933:3 Administrator presents account of estate, 03/18/1932:5 Hazen, Frank Haven, Mrs Charles Cottage burns at Long Pond, 04/17/1931:1 Resides in Worcester, 08/05/1932:3 Healey, John Haven, Perley Daughter born, 09/05/1930:4 Mysterious fire destroys house owned by Schlusemeyer, 01/06/1933:1 Healey, John A. Hawes, Mrs E.C. Local representative for Fahey undertaking establishment, 01/20/1933:1 Resides in Richmond Hill, Long Island, 06/05/1931:1 Healey, John E. Hawkes, Katherine Middleboro rep for Fahey's funeral home (ad), 1/20/1933:4 Wedding described, 10/13/1933:3 Healey, Margaret A. Hawks, Katherine Hazel Wed to Charles E. Maddigan, 01/05/1934:4 Wed to Henry Miller Shaw, 10/13/1933:3 Health Board (see Middleboro - Board of Health) Hawley (Mr) Healy, John Moves to North Middleboro from Brockton, 05/19/1933:3 Daughter born, 09/29/1933:4 Hawthorn, Roger Heath (Mr) Reporter for Washington Times, 12/27/1933:1 Attempts to resign from Board of Selectmen, 01/20/1933:1 Hawthorne, _oger Heath, June Takes post as reporter for Boston American, 01/03/1930:1 Candidate for preacher in Rochester-Lakeville Greater Parish, 08/05/1932:2
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Heath, Albert M. Heath, Edward cont. Elect representative (ad), 11/02/1934:6 Elected assistant manager of Northeastern University Glee club, Thank you to voters (l), 11/16/1934:5 11/13/1931:1 Heath, Alexander Selected for Glee Club at University of Texas, 12/02/1932:1 Heath letter published in full (l), 01/03/1930:4 Son born, 05/25/1934:4 Open letter discusses development (l), 01/03/1930:6 Heath, Edward D. Withdraws from candidacy for moderator, 01/10/1930:1 Pledges Nu Epsilon at Northeastern University, 03/04/1932:1 Concerning Mr. Heath (l) (Collen C. Campbell), 01/10/1930:2 Selectman's son injured in collision with Brockton driver, 07/22/1932:1 Timely letter to editor (l), 01/10/1930:3 Enrolls in University of Texas, 09/02/1932:1 Heath resigns as clerk of selectmen's board, 01/10/1930:6 Engaged to Harriett I. Keith, 12/30/1932:4 The dream of a moderate drinker (l), 01/17/1930:2 Heath, Edward Day And Albert Thomas debate in front of capacity crowd (p), 01/24/1930:7 Wedding described, 01/06/1933:1 The sob sister revealed (ad) (l), 01/24/1930:10 Son born, 05/25/1934:7 Seeks seat on Peirce board, 02/07/1930:1 Heath, Edward Irving Mr Heath's position (ad) (l) (William Egger), 02/07/1930:2 Born to Edward Day, 05/25/1934:7 Corrected by superintendent of New Bedford street department (l), Heath, James W. 02/14/1930:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Two little boys speak out of turn (l), 03/07/1930:3 Obituary, 05/05/1933:1 Driving new Nash coupe, 03/21/1930:1 Dies at age 68, 05/05/1933:4 Candidate for representative to 7th district (l), 07/11/1930:3 Heath, Jeanette R. Files nomination papers, 08/08/1930:1 Engaged to Walter M. Coe, 06/30/1933:4 Political advertisement (ad), 08/15/1930:8 Wed to Walter M. Coe, 01/05/1934:4 In collision with Boston auto on the Bridgewater road, 08/22/1930:1 Heath, Joseph Why are we running for the Legislature on stickers? (l), 10/03/1930:7 Sells East Middleboro poultry farm to Henry and Bernice Shaw, Our ticket and platform (ad) (l), 10/10/1930:9 12/18/1931:6 Yours for a Clean Breath of Pure Air (ad) (l), 10/17/1930:4 Heath, Marjorie A. We had rather be defeated (ad) (l), 10/24/1930:5 Engaged to William H. Butler, 06/26/1931:4 Victim of "bomb" scare, 10/31/1930:1 Heath, Virginia $100,000 worth of liquor stored in no-license town (ad) (l), Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 10/31/1930:4 Heating and Heating Contractors Move to recall selectman Heath, 11/14/1930:1 Lloyd Perkins & Son take agency for Gilbert & Baker oil burners (ad), Failure of selectman no surprise, 12/05/1930:1 07/11/1930:4 Recall attempt fails, 12/05/1930:1 Perkins installs steam heat at Sellew's Court End Ave home, Selectman Heath's statement of irregularities in pay to firemen a surprise 10/10/1930:1 to board, 01/09/1931:1 Orville Walker agent for Ben Franklin oil burner (ad), 08/28/1931:5 Drought relief fund (l), 01/30/1931:3 John Morrison, chimneys and heaters (ad), 09/11/1931:8 Wins $1,000 check (p), 02/20/1931:6 E.N. Niro, clean furnaces and pipes save fuel, 10/16/1931:7 First on deck with nomination papers, 10/23/1931:4 E.N. Niro, boiler and steam pipe work, 11/13/1931:7 Hot contests bring out 2,472 voters (p) (t), 01/22/1932:1 Heating systems installed by E.N. Niro, 12/11/1931:9 Files expense account with town clerk, 02/05/1932:1 Vega Plumbing & Heating Co., 111 No. Main St (ad), 01/22/1932:8 Sail on, oh ship of state, sail on (l), 02/26/1932:7 A. Martenson, Marr oil burners (ad), 09/09/1932:4 A new welfare system (l), 12/30/1932:2 Abial Deane, plumbing and heating (ad), 07/14/1933:8 There are none so blind (ad) (p), 1/27/1933:4 Peter Chausse (ad), 11/10/1933:8 Expects full cooperation (l), 02/03/1933:4 Hebard, Florence G. The spoilers (l), 02/17/1933:6 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/17/1933:3 Somnambulists (l), 02/24/1933:6 Hebert, Donald Robert Communication on town government (l), 03/10/1933:3 Born to George, 07/08/1932:3 Selectman caught speeding in Randolph, 09/29/1933:1 Hebert, George Letter to selectmen concerning speeding ticket (l), 09/29/1933:6 Son born, 07/08/1932:3 Indian battle ax unearthed in Heath's garden, 10/13/1933:1 Hebert, Jeffrey Tribute to Judge Washburn (l), 10/20/1933:4 Wells cleaned (ad), 10/03/1930:4 Selectman celebrates 70th birthday, brief biography, 11/03/1933:7 Hebert, Leo J. And wife injured in auto collision at Dennis, 02/02/1934:1 Moves to Taunton, 01/10/1930:4 Sounds intention to run for selectman again, 10/12/1934:3 Hebert, Mary Hunting for an altruist (l), 11/23/1934:7 Purchases Wareham St homestead from Carlton White, 08/28/1931:1 Would refuse federal funds (l), 12/07/1934:3 Heenan, Michael J. Files nomination papers for selectman, 12/21/1934:1 Obituary, 07/29/1932:1, 08/05/1932:2 Need a taxpayers' association (l), 12/21/1934:7 A tribute, 08/12/1932:3 Heath, Alexander, Jr. Hegarty, Everett Enrolls in University of Texas, 09/02/1932:1 Daughter born, 05/09/1930:4 Selected for Glee Club at University of Texas, 12/02/1932:1 Heikkila, Matti Unearths Indian battle ax while plowing, 10/06/1933:1 Carver couple married 25 years, 02/23/1934:6 Wedding described, 06/22/1934:1 Heileman, Otto Wed to Alice Anderson, 06/22/1934:4 Collides with James White on Center St, 07/22/1932:1 Heath, Alice Day Heino, Ellen Vote no to repeal of Baby Volstead Act (ad) (Christine Clough, Alice Wedding described, 12/21/1934:3 Day Heath), 10/31/1930:2 Hell's Blazes Heath, Edward Mrs Gates purchases ancient tavern on Middleboro-Rochester line from Traveling in California, 08/15/1930:2 Williams, 03/21/1930:1 Returns from motor trip to California, description, 08/22/1930:4 Wareham St property purchased by Mrs Gates (p), 03/28/1930:1
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Helvie, Clara C. Herring Works for degree at Chicago University, 07/03/1931:1 Fishway built at South Carver 55 years ago, 12/18/1931:8 Helvie, Clara Cook Herring, Edward H. Conducts cousin's funeral in Palmyra, NY, 12/18/1931:1 Wed to Theresa M. White, 09/18/1931:4 Moves to new home on Rock St, 09/09/1932:1 Herring - Middleboro Hemmingson, Harold Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Engaged to Ella M. Baker, 05/23/1930:6 Privilege discussed by selectmen, 02/28/1930:2 Son born, 06/27/1930:4 Selectmen address issue, 03/07/1930:3 Hemmingson, Harold, Jr. Rights to Nemasket sold 55 years ago to Orlando Carver, 04/04/1930:8 Dies at children's hospital, 04/03/1931:4 Arrive at Star Mills weir, 04/18/1930:3 Hemmingson, Helen Dead herring cause complaint, 05/09/1930:4 Resides in Boston, 12/08/1933:1 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Hendrickson, Madeline East Wareham man awarded privileges, 02/20/1931:2 Engaged to Arthur V. Quelle, 08/12/1932:4 Appear at Star Mill weir and Wareham St dam, 04/17/1931:1 Hennessey (Mr) Running in Nemasket, 04/17/1931:1 Screening resumes, 10/17/1930:8 Coming up the Nemasket, 04/08/1932:1 Finishes screening berries, 11/21/1930:3 Held up by low water, 04/22/1932:1 Handy and Hennessey begin screening berries, 09/11/1931:3 Big shad caught in sweep at Star Mills, 04/29/1932:1 Screening resumes after 10-day wait, 10/02/1931:6 Condition of Wareham St fishway discussed by selectmen, 05/13/1932:1 Screening nears completion, 11/20/1931:6 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Finishes screening for season, 12/18/1931:6 Poachers hauled into court, 04/21/1933:1 Finishes screening berries, 12/09/1932:6 Five out-of-town poachers in court, 05/05/1933:1 Hennessey, Edward F. Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Wedding described, 10/31/1930:1 All in readiness for annual run, 04/13/1934:1 Hennessey, Edward P. Run starts in Nemasket, 04/13/1934:1 Moves from Syracuse, NY to Charlotte, NC, 12/09/1932:1 Run unusually large this year, 05/18/1934:1 Hennessey, James V. Hersey, Clinton T. Obituary, 03/30/1934:1 Portland, ME man dies at age 57, 11/14/1930:4 Many attend funeral, 04/06/1934:1 Hersey, Mary E. Hennessy (Mr) Obituary, 03/25/1932:1 Starts cranberry harvest, 09/16/1932:3 Wife of William A. dies at age 84, 03/25/1932:4 Screening begun, 09/23/1932:3 Hersey, William Henning, Edward F. Lakeville couple married 58 years, 07/03/1931:4 Engaged to Theresa M. White, 08/21/1931:4 Hewitt (Mrs) Henry (Miss) Aunt's funeral held in Newport, RI, 04/22/1932:1 Wed to John W. Chapman, 08/07/1931:2 Hewitt, Bertram Henry, Arthur Resides in West Somerville, 09/07/1934:1 Resides in Boston, 04/25/1930:6 Hewitt, John Henry, Arthur E. Flanders and Hewitt collide on East Grove St, 12/09/1932:1 Auto skids on slippery Cape road, 07/10/1931:8 Hewitt, Louise Lincoln Henry, David Engaged to Leighton LeBaron Maxim, 09/08/1933:1 Resides in New York, 03/21/1930:9 Hewitt, R.E. Henry, Hector Hatching eggs, 11 Fairview St (ad), 01/26/1934:8 Earns notice in wrestling circles, 04/22/1932:3 Hewitt Bros.' Stand Henry, Henry P. Apples and peaches, East Grove St (ad), 09/16/1932:8 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Hicks, George Henry, H.P. Resides in Gloucester, 10/05/1934:1 Moves to Mansfield, 09/18/1931:3 Hicks, Walter Henshaw, Priscilla On faculty at Memorial High School, 05/09/1930:1 Wedding described, 03/06/1931:1 Hicks, Walter J. Henshaw, Priscilla Alden Moves to School St, 01/17/1930:1 Engaged to Loring Alan Goodale, 09/19/1930:1 Hicks, Walter, Jr. Engaged to Loring Dow Goodale, 02/06/1931:1 Resides in Gloucester, 10/05/1934:1 Hepel, Harold Higgins, A. Whitman Struck by auto driven by North Plymouth woman, 01/01/1932:1 Employed in Westwood, 02/14/1930:7 Herman, Louis Sees 207 birds of 28 species on walk near home, 05/16/1930:3 George Lang sells old bake shop on Wareham St to Herman and Faietti, Bruises thumb badly chopping wood, had to be amputated, 05/01/1931:3 05/18/1934:1 New amputation makes three, 05/01/1931:3 Old bake shop torn down, old candy works revealed, 06/08/1934:1 Named assistant district commissioner for Boy Scouts, 03/04/1932:6 Old building on Wareham St razed, 06/08/1934:2 Aunt's funeral held in Sandwich, 02/03/1933:7 Hermann, Lewis R. Higgins, A.W. Wedding described, 05/06/1932:1 Presents Rock Village Library with books, 11/06/1931:7 Wed to Anna Parrott, 05/06/1932:6 Aunt's funeral held in Sandwich, 02/03/1933:3 Heroism Higgins, Catherine John Mann rescues wife from burning home, 12/02/1932:1 Obituary, 01/24/1930:1 Crippled boy, Billy Delaney, saves sister Geraldine from drowning at Widow of John dies at age 70, 01/24/1930:4 Wood's Pond, 07/21/1933:1 Higgins, Charlotte Guilford rescues Merrill from burning cottage, 08/11/1933:1 Engaged to Frank Curran, resigns from St. Luke's, 01/10/1930:1 Heron, James T. Higgins, Dura Tax collector's sale, 01/30/1931:5 Six-year-old has 106 birds on list, 03/27/1931:3
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Higgins, George H. Hill, Wilfred Candidate for school board, 01/01/1932:1 Wed to Eleanor Haskell, 07/10/1931:8 Higgins, James Hill, William Obituary, 02/24/1933:1 Moves from Boston to South Middleboro, 07/10/1931:7 Dies at age 71, 02/24/1933:4 Hill Top Farm Higgins, James F. Harvests 6-in. ice, 03/04/1932:4 Arrested in Fall Brook break-in, 02/06/1931:1 Employs Orville Linton, 09/21/1934:4 Gets three months in jail on larceny charge, 02/13/1931:1 Hilton, James B. Higgins, John Henry Resides in Chicago, IL, 09/18/1931:1 Wed to Doris Mildred Tolman, 09/21/1934:4 Hilton, J.B. Higgins, P.H. Resides in Chicago, IL, 11/27/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Hiltz, Joseph Higgins, Robert D. Fire destroys landmark at Pleasant and Clay St, 02/24/1933:1 Gordon Brennan struck and killed by auto driven by Higgins, Hinckley (Mr) 12/21/1934:1 Announces grass auctions 55 years ago, 06/12/1931:6 Fined $75 for reckless driving, 12/28/1934:2 Hinckley, Leslie Higgins, Thomas Honor student at Bucksport Seminary, 01/10/1930:1 Obituary, 04/08/1932:1 Student at New Hampshire University, 11/28/1930:1 Dies at age 68, 04/08/1932:4 Hinckley, Leslie A. Administrator presents account of estate, 09/22/1933:6 Attends University of New Hampshire, 09/12/1930:1 Higgins, Whitman Student in College of Technology at U of NH, elected to Delta-Chi, Breaks arm cranking auto, 10/05/1934:6 03/25/1932:1 Higginson, Edward Hinckley, M.L. Engaged to Mildred Campbell, 05/23/1930:8 Jeweler, 51 Centre St (ad), 04/11/1930:2 Higginson, Edward L. Local distributor for Sheaffer pens and pencils (ad), 07/22/1932:8 Engaged to Mildred C. Campbell, 03/21/1930:5, 06/20/1930:6 Hinckley, Richard Wed to Mildred C. Campbell, 06/27/1930:4 Son born, 05/30/1930:4 Daughter born, 04/03/1931:3 To occupy Mack's house on Rice St, 08/07/1931:1 Resides in New Jersey, 06/05/1931:3 Narrowly escapes injury when loses control of car on Center St hill, Higginson, Edward Leo 03/23/1934:1 Wedding described, 06/20/1930:1 Son born, 04/20/1934:4 Higginson, Mrs E. Leo Hinckley, Vivian Resides in New Jersey, 05/01/1931:2 Engaged to Harry Randall, 06/08/1934:4 Higginson, Mrs L. Edward Engaged to Harold G. Randall, 06/22/1934:4 Resides in New Jersey, 04/15/1932:2 Wedding described, 06/29/1934:1 Higginson, Mrs Leo Hinds, David E. Resides in New Jersey, 07/17/1931:3 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Highway Department (see Middleboro - Highway Department) Hinds, Ebenezer Highways (see Massachusetts Department of Public Works; Roads, From the pen of a Boston lawyer (poem), 06/13/1930:5 Highways, Etc.) Hinds, Elizabeth Hill, Elena Mary Obituary, 12/02/1932:4 Born to Francis M. and Ruth Manley, 08/11/1933:2 Hinds, Herbert Hill, Empi M. Employed at State Farm, 08/29/1930:3 Wedding described, 10/26/1934:1 Hinds, John Hill, Empi Marie Stolen muskmelons prove expensive, 09/29/1933:1 Wed to Elwin W. Coombs, 10/26/1934:4 Hinds, John B. Hill, Francis M. Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Daughter born, 08/11/1933:2 Hines, Maria Hill, Francis Morgan Burial at Central Cemetery in Carver, 02/03/1933:2 Engaged to Ruth E. Manley, 06/24/1932:3 Hines, William Wedding described, 07/08/1932:3 Wed to Mary Eva Pardis, 06/26/1931:1 Hill, G.E. Hintlian, Deran Painting and paper hanging (ad), 03/28/1930:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/18/1933:5 Hill, George E. Hintlian, Karing Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/19/1930:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/18/1933:5 Hill, Gwendolyn Hintlian, Karning Attends New Hampshire State college, 12/19/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/01/1933:6 Hill, Lewis Hintlian, Vaning Family moves to Brookfield, 12/01/1933:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/18/1933:5 Hill, Lillian Gertrude Hintrager, Emilie Engaged to Kenneth Lee Jackson, 09/01/1933:1 Returns from five-month stay in Europe, 05/02/1930:3 Wedding described, 12/08/1933:1 Breaks arm skating on Pocksha Pond, 01/16/1931:8 Hill, Mrs Lewis Sails for Germany, 04/10/1931:6 Resides in Wollaston, 08/15/1930:1 Returns home from Germany, 10/09/1931:9 Hill, Mrs Louis Hirst, David Resides in Wollaston, 05/09/1930:1 Robert West's auto stolen from Pleasant St home, 11/25/1932:2 Hill, Norman Held for larceny of West's vehicle, 12/09/1932:1 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Hirst, Lena May Hill, Ruth Manley Wife of Thomas dies at age 41, 10/24/1930:4 Daughter born, 08/11/1933:2
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Hirst, Lena May Pomeroy H.L. Thatcher & Co. cont. Obituary, 10/24/1930:1 Gets contract to print town reports, 02/05/1932:3 Hirst, Thomas E. Employs Raymond Nourse, 07/15/1932:1 Is it Prohibition? (l), 01/24/1930:6, 01/31/1930:3 Police investigate break-in, 02/17/1933:1 Civic righteousness (l), 02/07/1930:11 Madeline Coombs resigns, replaced by Phyllis Elliot, 04/13/1934:1 "America the Beautiful" An interpretation (l), 02/28/1930:6 History and profile of 62-year-old business, 11/09/1934:1 Is it Prohibition? (l), 02/28/1930:9 Hoadley, Carrie "America the Beautiful." An interpretation (l), 03/07/1930:2 Engaged to Byron W. Cutter, 11/28/1930:4 Is it Prohibition? (l), 03/07/1930:8 Wed to Byron W. Cutter, 12/05/1930:4 "America the Beautiful." An interpretation (l), 03/21/1930:9 Wedding described, 12/05/1930:9 Pro Meritus (l), 03/28/1930:7 Hoadley, Leon "America the Beautiful." An interpretation (l), 04/04/1930:8 Sells Bedford St property, 01/23/1931:3 Municipal department activities behind the curtain (l), 04/04/1930:9 Moves from Bedford St to Clay St, 02/27/1931:2 "America the Beautiful." An interpretation (l), 04/11/1930:9, Purchases Clay St home from Mrs Jessie Churchill, 02/27/1931:2 04/25/1930:7 Hoadley, Leon B. And They Go Marching On (l), 10/10/1930:9 Engaged to Hilda Masters, 09/28/1934:4 We fail not because others fail us (l), 01/09/1931:5 Hoadley, Maude V. Purchases new school bus, 09/04/1931:3 Obituary, 03/20/1931:1 Is Sunday the Lord's Day (l), 11/06/1931:3 Wife of Leon B. dies at age 52, 03/20/1931:4 Open letter to Middleboro ministers (l), 11/06/1931:6 Hoag, Mary E. King alcohol on the rampage again (l), 03/03/1933:3 Veteran and sister celebrate birthdays, biography (p), 06/09/1933:1 King alcohol road of broken promises (l), 03/10/1933:3 Hoard, Allen Proposes using Town Hall for evangelist services, 03/17/1933:1 Ill with scarlet fever, 08/19/1932:4 Lecture series begins, 03/31/1933:3 Hoard, Alton T. The Crash of Empires (lecture), 04/07/1933:6 Will in probate, 02/24/1933:5 Seventh chapter of Daniel (lecture), 04/14/1933:7 Hoard, David Christ subject of latest lecture, 04/21/1933:6 Ill with scarlet fever, 08/19/1932:4 Wins radio contest on highway safety, 06/23/1933:3 Hoard, Grace H. My country (l), 02/09/1934:4 Wed to Merle C. Washburn, Jr., 10/21/1932:4 Song of Praise (poem), 02/09/1934:4 Hoard, Grant Washington (poem), 02/16/1934:5 Gets steel in eye at work in Taunton, 11/21/1930:1 Opposed to curtailment of postal service, 03/09/1934:2 Hoard, Helen Returns from Washington after post office petitions fail, 04/06/1934:4 Elected librarian in Lakeville, 03/14/1930:1 Protests post office closings (l), 04/06/1934:7 Employed at Faulkner hospital, 10/10/1930:1 The Reason Why (poem), 04/13/1934:5 Class historian and business manager at Faulkner Hospital Training Government and liberty (l), 06/01/1934:6 school, 01/12/1934:4 Article appears in Liberty, 10/26/1934:1 Hoard, W. Grant The Living Flag (poem), 11/30/1934:3 Wins horseshoe pitching contest at Brockton Fair, 09/19/1930:2 Tribute to Police Chief Sisson (l), 12/07/1934:3 Son born, 07/10/1931:8 Hirst, Thomas Edward Hobart, Harriet Hirst lecture series begins at Town Hall (ad) (p), 03/31/1933:5 Engaged to be married, 10/12/1934:1 History Wedding described, 10/26/1934:1 see also Landmarks; Old Middleborough Photo Series; Peirce Academy; Hodder, Alfred Tercentennial; The Old Middleborough Historical Society Barber resigns from Letendre's shop, works for Sherrard (ad), Thompson St, Wood St, and Vaughan St have long history, 01/13/1933:8 01/10/1930:1 Barber resigns from Sherard's to open new shop in Boston, 12/28/1934:4 History of the Peirce family and fund (t), 01/31/1930:4 Hodgdon, Charles Our village 50 years ago (Granville Temple Sproat), 07/03/1931:8 And Gilbert Sowerby, general contracting (ad), 03/18/1932:8 History of summer colonies on Assawompsett, 07/24/1931:7 Hodgkins, Elmer D. Glimpses of Middleboro 75 years ago, 04/01/1932:7, 04/15/1932:9 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/11/1933:6 A look back at past 4th of July celebrations, 07/01/1932:1 Hodgkins, Ida E. History of Marion Rd cemeteries, 07/22/1932:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/11/1933:6 Edith Finney maintains unique historical garden at Montgomery Home Hodgson, Charles for Aged People (p), 10/14/1932:3 Daughter born, 11/11/1932:4 T.W. Pierce Hardware Co. celebrates golden jubilee, 12/30/1932:1 Hogan, Mrs Thomas Acting justice Sullivan comments on 34 years of judicial duties, Dies in Pittsfield, 12/14/1934:1 01/05/1934:1 Hojaboom, Albert Rock Post Office established in 1849, 03/09/1934:3 Occupies tenement at Miller and Smith St, 03/20/1931:7 Reminiscences by a member of South Middleboro ME Church (l), Moves from Rock to South Middleboro, 08/28/1931:3 06/01/1934:7 Hojaboom, Clarence Once upon a time in North Middleboro by Lucy H. Pratt, 06/29/1934:2 Resides in Attleboro, 07/17/1931:4 Old baker's oven on Standish property razed, 09/14/1934:3 Hojaboom, Kermit Henry Griffith begins new Gazette column on local history, Rock flagman employed by Chandler Pettee, 01/17/1930:3 10/26/1934:3 Catches foot in hay rake, 07/17/1931:4 L.O. Atwood Box Factory sold to New Bedford company, 11/30/1934:1 Employed at South Middleboro station, 10/07/1932:6 Hitchcock, William Hokanson, Hjalmer Daughter bon, 05/06/1932:6 Chimney fire on Taunton St, 04/22/1932:4 H.L. Thatcher & Co. Hokanson, S.A. Awarded printing contract from town, 01/24/1930:1 P.H. Davis Tailoring Co., Glidden building (ad), 04/04/1930:10 Town report embellished with photos, 02/14/1930:1
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Hokanson, Sven Holloway, Carlton Elbridge Sleepy West Falmouth driver damages porch at Hokanson residence, Engaged to Dorcas Fry Tucker, 12/26/1930:1 07/31/1931:1 Graduates from Annapolis (p), 06/03/1932:1 Rubbish fire spreads to garage on Wareham St, 06/08/1934:1 Holloway, George Hokanson, Sven A. Found guilty of trackwalking, 02/13/1931:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/23/1931:5 Holloway, George H. Hokanson's Tailoring Service Dies at age 69, 10/16/1931:4 Glidden building (ad), 03/27/1931:10 Petition for administration of estate, 12/04/1931:9 Holbrook (Mr) Holloway, George Henry Mr and Mrs Day purchase farm on Pleasant St, 07/03/1931:6 Obituary, 10/16/1931:1 Holbrook, A.F. Holloway, Mrs George Daughter from New York here for funeral, 06/20/1930:3 Chimney fire in North Lakeville, 11/06/1931:5 Holbrook, Albert Franklin Holloway, Mrs W.E. Obituary, 06/13/1930:2 Hungry birds battle at feeder, 03/02/1934:1 Holbrook, Albert W. Holloway, Mrs Wendell Dies at age 71, 06/20/1930:6 Cabot Club celebrates 35th anniversary (p), 03/25/1932:1 Holbrook, Ashley Holloway, Mrs Wendell E. Obituary, 02/23/1934:6 New president of Cabot Club (p), 05/16/1930:3 Holbrook, Ashley L. Five hundred attend annual Cabot Club Guest Night (p), 02/06/1931:1 Obituary, 02/16/1934:1 Holloway, Priscilla Dies at age 70, 02/16/1934:4 Resides in Boston, 02/14/1930:1 Holbrook, Julia M. Holloway, Priscilla Leonard Obituary, 09/01/1933:1 Wedding described, 03/02/1934:1 Widow of William dies at age 83, 09/01/1933:4 Holloway, W.E. Holbrook. A.F. Contracts to build house for Mrs John Martin, 02/16/1934:1 Public auction of household goods (ad), 06/27/1930:3 Holloway, Wendall Holden, Arthur L. Contracts to erect Dutch Colonial for Edward Stetson, 01/08/1932:1 Production accountant for Plymouth Cordage Co., 04/18/1930:7 Holloway, Wendell Transfers to New York office of Plymouth Cordage Co., 05/13/1932:1 Gasoline cleansing cause blaze, 10/05/1934:3 Vacations in Scotland, 08/18/1933:1 Holmes (Mrs) Holden, Frederick P. Resides in Middlefield, 10/02/1931:2 Employed at leather company in Boston, 08/15/1930:1 Holmes, Arnold Resides in Gloverville, NY, 01/02/1931:1 Hired at Hanscom poultry farm, 03/09/1934:1 Holden, Frederick Parker Resigns work at farm of Mrs Matthew Hanscom, 06/22/1934:1 Wedding described, 03/25/1932:1 Holmes, Benjamin E. Holden, Howard C. Plymouth St couple married 56 years, 11/25/1932:3 Resigns from Planning Board, 02/14/1930:1 Holmes, Clarence Gives lecture at Asphalt Institute convention, 12/12/1930:1 Purchases Moody place on Bridge St, 10/02/1931:1 A tribute from YMCA, 12/28/1934:1 Remodels Lakeville house, 01/08/1932:4 Holden, Howard Clinton Holmes, Clarence A. Obituary, 12/28/1934:1 Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 Dies at age 63, 12/28/1934:4 Wed to Estella M. Foster, 08/22/1930:4 Holden, Parker Holmes, Daniel H. Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Peter Kontoes arraigned on charge of breaking and entering, George Member of high school baseball, basketball, and football teams (p), Kontoes case continued, 04/24/1931:1 06/22/1934:8 Holmes, D.H. Holland (Mr) Selectmen give Dr Holmes leave to withdraw petition to move building, Occupies farm on Pleasant St, 05/01/1931:2 06/20/1930:1 Hollis (Mr) Holmes, Edgar Standish Purchases Plymouth St bungalow built by Prouty, 04/14/1933:6 Obituary, 08/21/1931:1 Hollis, Claude Boston man dies at age 30, 08/21/1931:4 Moves into tenement over Thomas' store, 08/18/1933:3 Holmes, Edward Hollis, Geneva Son born, 05/06/1932:6 Moves from Rock to Middleboro, 09/22/1933:2 Holmes, Elizabeth W. Hollis, Russell S. Obituary, 06/08/1934:1 Wrightington's wood sawing truck collides with Hollis' auto at Main and Widow of Seth L. dies at age 61, 06/08/1934:4 Montello St, 02/16/1934:1 Holmes, Elwood Holloway, Carleton Daughter born, 09/07/1934:4, 09/21/1934:6 To study aviation at Naval Academy in Annapolis, 06/06/1930:1 Holmes, Elwood E. Midshipman returns from European cruise, 09/04/1931:1 Wedding described, 07/31/1931:2 Enters first classman year at naval academy, 09/25/1931:1 Son born, 05/06/1932:2 Holloway, Carlton Holmes, Emeline E. Midshipman at Annapolis, 07/11/1930:1 Obituary, 09/16/1932:1 Enters first classman year at Annapolis, 06/12/1931:1 Widow of Jabez dies at age 76, 09/16/1932:4 U.S. Naval Academy grad engaged to Dorcas Tucker, 05/27/1932:1 Holmes, Everett Holloway, Carlton E. Domestic affairs aired in court, 05/13/1932:1 Graduates from Naval Academy, 06/03/1932:1 Holmes, Everett A. Accepts position with Firemen's Fund Insurance Co., 04/21/1933:1 Lakeville man charged with non-support, 05/06/1932:1 Wedding described, 06/02/1933:1 Holmes, Everett A., Jr. Gets two month sentence for larceny of fowl from Hall, 10/13/1933:1
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Holmes, Jesse Holt, Luella Calvin Hosford injured in fall from Holmes' house, 05/05/1933:1 Funeral held in Dorchester, 06/12/1931:9 Holmes, Laura Home Town Food Store Receives honors at Syracuse University, 10/19/1934:3 Opens most up-to-date meat department (ad), 12/22/1933:4 Holmes, Leon John Holt resigns from Moro's market to manage own store, Moves into Thomas' tenement on Miller St, 08/22/1930:3 02/09/1934:1 Son born, 04/17/1931:4, 7, 08/12/1932:3 The Homestead Resides in Contoocook, NH, 05/11/1934:6 Edith Hudson, gifts and antiques (ad), 05/18/1934:8 Holmes, Mrs Frank A. Edith Hudson proprietor, Cherry and East Grove St (ad), 11/16/1934:8 Resides in Brockton, 07/31/1931:1 Homestead Dining Room Holmes, Mrs Frank O. Nils and Martha Malmquist, 19 South Main St (ad), 12/30/1932:8 Resides in Brockton, 05/30/1930:1 Homestead Grocery Holmes, Mrs Jesse For quality and service (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Resides in Carver, 06/27/1930:7 Frederick Mills resigns, 09/05/1930:6 Holmes, Norman V. Gardner Brown new clerk, 09/12/1930:1 Wed to Constance B. Tobin, 09/14/1934:4 Adds awning and sign, 05/13/1932:1 Holmes, Ralph E. William Sullivan clerk, 08/26/1932:1 Deceased well known in South Carver, 07/01/1932:7 Hooker, Joe (see Camp Joe Hooker) Holmes, Robert Hooper & Clark Engaged to Charles Clark, 12/23/1932:3 Re-open Crane's store in Bridgewater 55 years ago, 02/07/1930:4 Holmes, Roberta Hoover, Jennie M. Wedding described, 12/30/1932:2 Mortgagee's sale of personal property, 03/14/1930:5 Folks from North Carver attend wedding, 12/30/1932:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/12/1930:5 Holmes, Roy Tax collector's sale, 04/06/1934:5 Employed at Atwood's box factory, 09/14/1934:3 Hopkins, Elmer Holmes, Ruth Home under quarantine for scarlet fever, 04/08/1932:6 DAR passes resolutions upon death, 04/15/1932:2 Moves from Marion Rd to Highland St, 05/18/1934:2 Fred Bowman purchases and renovates house, 07/21/1933:1 Hopkins, Elsie Holmes, Ruth A. Narrowly escapes electrocution, 09/04/1931:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/04/1932:9 Hopkins, George Holmes, Ruth H. Finger severed while working on wagon, 01/03/1930:2 Will provides funds for home for destitute or abandoned children, Purchases Highland St place from Tony Enos, 09/29/1933:3 additional bequests listed, 01/22/1932:1 Highland St couple married 25 years, 06/22/1934:7 Will in probate, 01/22/1932:5 Hopkins, Harry Administrator presents account of estate, 12/09/1932:5 Wed to Isabel M. Bryant, 09/07/1934:4 Holmes, Salathiel H. Hopkins, Herbert Mrs Gates purchases ancient tavern on Middleboro-Rochester line from Bruises leg working in gravel pit on West Grove St, 06/08/1934:1 Williams, 03/21/1930:1 Hopkins, Howard Holmes, Seth Daughter born, 08/14/1931:4 Old bake shop torn down, old candy works revealed, 06/08/1934:1 Hopkins, Howard A. Holmes, Seth L. Wedding described, 01/02/1931:1 Obituary, 01/01/1932:1 Wed to Mildred J. Maxim, 01/02/1931:4 Brockton man dies at age 65, 01/01/1932:4 Hopkins, Mrs George Holmes, Standish E. Sister-in-law dies in Wareham, 03/10/1933:4 Petition for administration of estate, 10/09/1931:3 Horn, Dorothy Holmgren, Herbert D. Injured when runs into side of delivery truck, 06/12/1931:1 Collides with West Wareham driver on new Taunton road, 10/27/1933:4 Hornby, David L. Holmquist, Charles State patrolman assigned as troop bookkeeper here, 12/19/1930:3 Employed at Rock post office, 01/03/1930:2 Hornby, Donald Engaged to Mary Marshall, 04/11/1930:6 Engaged to Louise Myers, 04/01/1932:2 In auto mishap in North Carver, 07/10/1931:4 Hornby, Donald L. Earl Lincoln's dog killed by Holmquist's auto, 12/30/1932:6 Motorcycle patrolman injured in mishap on Martha's Vineyard, Employed at store of W.C. Thomas, 04/14/1933:7 06/13/1930:1 Employed at A&P in Onset, 08/11/1933:3 Engaged to Louise A. Meier, 01/08/1932:1 Holmquist, Charles E. Wedding described, 04/22/1932:1 Sleepy driver crashes into pole, 12/19/1930:2 Wed to Louise A. Meier, 04/22/1932:4 Holmquist, Henry Hornby, Mrs Donald Largest calf born at Highland St farm, 09/11/1931:3 Superintendent at Lakeville Hospital, 04/07/1933:1 Holmquist, Henry F. Hornsby, Donald Chimney fire on Highland St, 04/06/1934:1 State patrolman returns to duty, 01/03/1930:1 Holt, John Hornsby, Mrs Donald Daughter born, 03/28/1930:4 Nursing superintendent at St. Luke's, 10/28/1932:1 Son born, 10/28/1932:2 Horribles Parade Moves from North St to Arch St, 04/20/1934:1 Parade in Rock over 4th, 07/18/1930:7 Holt, John G. Held in Rock, 07/10/1931:2 Ford and the NRA (l), 10/20/1933:6 Spirit of the 4th manifested in North Middleboro, 07/10/1931:4 Holt, John H. A look back at past 4th of July celebrations, 07/01/1932:1 Resigns from Moro's market to manage Home Town Food Store, Looking for good old 4th celebration here, 06/08/1934:1 02/09/1934:1 Horseracing (see Joe Hooker Track)
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Horses Houlihan, Helen E. Otis Briggs purchases Centre St estate of Erpelle 55 years ago, Engaged to Henry Freitas, 02/03/1933:4 03/07/1930:8 Wed to Henry Freitas, 02/17/1933:4 Dr Baker sells speedy trotter Marmaduke to Mattapan man, Houlihan, James 08/15/1930:1 Tinkham's student makes finals in Chickering piano contest, John Pratt's horse escapes, gets caught in railroad bridge, 07/10/1931:1 05/04/1934:1 Percy Shurtleff bitten in head by horse, 08/21/1931:1 Receives diploma from Chickering Co., 06/01/1934:1 Job Braley sells stable to F.E. Wood 55 years ago, 10/09/1931:7 Houlihan, James E. Joshua Sherman contracts to build stable for F.A. Harlow 55 years ago, Appointed appraiser for Raynham, 09/29/1933:4 12/04/1931:8 Houlihan, J.E. Horsman, Fred Real estate (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Wed to Marie Shlaich, 04/06/1934:4 Houlihan, John Horsman, Martha J. Youngster runs into Lynn auto on West Grove St, 05/13/1932:1 Found in woods after intense hunt, 07/29/1932:1 Houlihan, Phyllis Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Struck by auto driven by Nicholas Gangone, 06/26/1931:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/16/1934:8 Hourse, Harold Horsman, Paul Wed to Gladys Gifford, 12/14/1934:9 Purchases Coombs St house from Norman Rudolph, 01/03/1930:1 Housing Horsman, Warren F. New houses erected on School St 55 years ago, 04/17/1931:6 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/07/1932:3 Horton, George Middleboro ideal for industry (t), 10/14/1932:4 Son born, 12/07/1934:4 Howard, Arthur, Jr. Hosford, Calvin R. Wedding described, 09/04/1931:3 Contractor in charge of new construction for Nemasket Spring Water Howard, Asaph E. Co., 03/14/1930:3 Collides with Plymouth driver at Pearl and Peirce St, 08/11/1933:1 Bicyclist Ferraguto caught up in auto mishap along North St, Howard, Frank 06/05/1931:1 Employed at W.C. Thomas' store, 01/03/1930:2 Workmen unearth human skull, 11/20/1931:4 Howard, James D. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/25/1932:6 Engaged to Alice E. McHugh, 11/17/1933:4 Injured in fall from house of Jesse Holmes, 05/05/1933:1 Wed to Alice E. McHugh, 11/24/1933:4 Hosford, C.R. Howard, Luella C. Builds house on Ashley Farm for John Bettencourt, 06/13/1930:4 Pianoforte instruction (ad), 09/12/1930:10 Hospitals Teacher of piano (ad), 09/25/1931:4 see also Lakeville Hospital; St. Luke's Hospital of Middleboro Howard, Marcia Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/07/1932:3, 10/21/1932:3 Thief makes off with melons, 09/26/1930:1 Hotels, Motels, Etc. Howard, Maria Louise see also King Philip Inn Obituary, 11/14/1930:7 Sperry closes Wayside Inn, returns to Boston, 08/29/1930:6 Howard, Mrs C.F. Old Sampson hotel sold 55 years ago, 03/20/1931:6 Mother dies in New Bedford, 01/08/1932:3 State department of ag wants list of available guest accommodations, Howard, Mrs David 03/17/1933:3 Dies in Holyoke, 06/19/1931:1 Travelers' Rest selling auto, horse, wagons, and tools (ad), 06/16/1933:8 Howard, Mrs S.N. Hotz, Paul Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/15/1930:5 Loses nearly entire stock of fox and mink to poisoned meat, Howard, Nettie 03/13/1931:1 Dies in Bryantville, 12/04/1931:2 Engaged by K. & W. Vaudeville Co. of Brockton, 12/09/1932:2 Howard, Sarah E. Osborne, Hotz, and Sowerby broadcast on WHDH, 06/01/1934:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Hotz, Wallace Howard, Sarah M. Engaged by K. & W. Vaudeville Co. of Brockton, 12/09/1932:2 Purchases Chapman property on Everett St, 02/07/1930:1 Houghton, Walter Howard, Wallace J. Moves from Bridgewater to North Middleboro, 11/09/1934:7 Son born, 12/28/1934:4 Houlihan, Alice Howe, Charles Obituary, 06/13/1930:1 Moves from Elm St to School St, 09/29/1933:1 Widow of James dies at age 60, 06/20/1930:6 Howe, Francis Will in probate, 06/27/1930:5 Daughter born, 11/11/1932:4 Executor petitions to mortgage real estate, 10/10/1930:4 Son born, 06/15/1934:4 Houlihan, Catherine F. Howe, James F. Wed to Joseph M. Oliver, 12/09/1932:4 Engaged to Josephine Supraniez, 05/25/1934:4 Houlihan, Catherine W. Howe, James H. Tax collector's sale, 02/03/1933:6 Obituary, 11/14/1930:1 Houlihan, Catherine Winifred Dies at age 74, 11/14/1930:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Will in probate, 12/05/1930:9 Houlihan, Everett Howe, Ralph Engaged to Doris Malaguti, 04/17/1931:1 Wed to Gertrude H. Morrison, 10/02/1931:4 Wedding described, 05/01/1931:1 Howell (Mr) Houlihan, Everett R. Painter, 73 1/2 Oak St (ad), 06/30/1933:8 Engaged to Norine Doris Malaguti, 04/17/1931:4 Howell, Blanche K. Houlihan, George C. Obituary, 03/13/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/17/1931:5 A tribute, 03/13/1931:3
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Howell, Blanche K. cont. Howes, Thomas Remembered by friends in Carver, 03/13/1931:4 Lightning bolt enters screen house, 07/29/1932:4 Wife of David W. dies at age 46, 03/13/1931:4 Howes, Verna Howell, David Wins scholarship to Chandler Secretarial School in Boston, Overheated stove causes fire at apartment, 11/10/1933:1 06/15/1934:3 Howell, David W. Howes, Verna Elizabeth Engaged to Helen K. Bowers, 09/01/1933:4 Enrolls at Chandler Secretarial School in Boston, 09/28/1934:1 Wed to Helena K. Bowers, 09/08/1933:4 Howland, Ella L. Howell, Edward E. Will allowed in probate court, 01/17/1930:1 Fined $10 for operating without a license, 01/09/1931:3 Howland, Mrs Isadore M. Howes, Alvin C. Obituary, 06/24/1932:6 Falls, injures hip, 02/07/1930:1 Howlett, Jennie A. Elected state GAR department commander (p), 04/11/1930:1 Wed to Sylvanus L. Brett, 03/17/1933:2 Memorial Day exercises (l), 05/16/1930:1 Howlett, Mrs J.P. Celebrates 84th birthday, biography, 08/22/1930:1 Moves to Providence, RI, 02/07/1930:1 Obituary (p), 12/12/1930:1 Howlett, Sherman Dies at age 84, 12/12/1930:4 Moves to Providence, RI, 02/07/1930:1 GAR expresses appreciation to Legion (l), 12/19/1930:6 Howlett, Sherman L. Petition for administration of estate, 12/26/1930:7 Accepts position with Albert Steiger, Inc. in Hartford, CT (p), Co-operative Bank passes resolutions upon death, 01/23/1931:3 05/01/1931:2 Historical Society passes resolutions upon death, 06/05/1931:1 Howlett, Sherman Lenox Administrator presents final account of estate, 01/22/1932:5 Wedding described, 1/27/1933:4 Memorial service held for deceased GAR members, 07/01/1932:2 Hoxie (Mr) Howes, Benjamin Builds carpentry shop 55 years ago, 12/12/1930:3 And Herbert Howes furnish xylophone and trumpet music in East Huber, Ernest Bridgewater, 03/03/1933:1 Son born, 09/11/1931:4 Howes, Carrie Huber, Ernest Frederick, Jr. Dies in Orleans, 09/12/1930:1 Born to Ernest, 09/11/1931:4 Howes, Clara Eaton Hubert, Ernest Obituary, 05/26/1933:1 Daughter born, 03/03/1933:4 Howes, Dorothy Hudson, Charles Enters School of Education for nurses at Godard hospital, 09/14/1934:1 Bicyclist struck by auto near Purchade Cemetery, 04/04/1930:4 Howes, Ernest D. Hudson, Edith Wed to Dorothy C. Wilcox, 08/01/1930:8 Proprietor of The Homestead, Cherry and East Grove St (ad), Howes, George 11/16/1934:8 Son born, 05/29/1931:2 Hudson, Edith W. Howes, Harry The Homestead, gifts and antiques (ad), 05/18/1934:8 Chimney fire on Thomas St, 11/11/1932:5 Hudson, Fletcher Blaze in bog house in Thomastown, 1/27/1933:1 Moves from Purchade St to Pembroke, 11/07/1930:3 Chimney fire on Thomas St, 11/16/1934:1 Hudson, Frank W. Howes, Herbert Obituary, 07/18/1930:1 And Benjamin Howes furnish xylophone and trumpet music in East Hudson, George Bridgewater, 03/03/1933:1 Resides in Boston, 09/25/1931:1 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Hudson, Harlow E. Howes, Herbert H. Moves to Boston to study architecture, 10/05/1934:1 Former principal of Pratt Free School chosen principal of Hyannis Hudson, James S. Normal school, 05/09/1930:7 Obituary, 11/25/1932:2 Resides in Hyannis, 03/06/1931:3 Hudson, Juerin Howes, John Youngster struck by New Bedford auto on Carmel St, 08/21/1931:1 Attends Worcester Tech, 09/18/1931:1 Hudson, Mrs Fletcher Transfers to MA State College at Amherst, 09/29/1933:1 Resides in Pembroke, 05/01/1931:2 Howes, John Benjamin Mother dies in Nova Scotia, 05/29/1931:2 Sophomore in mechanical engineering at Worcester Polytechnic, Hudson, Watson 11/25/1932:4 Petition for administration of estate, 12/07/1934:5 Howes, John G. Hudson, Watson M. Collides at Peirce St with auto driven by Richard Caswell, 02/06/1931:4 Fatally injured in fall from truck, 10/26/1934:1 Howes, Richard Dies at age 19, 10/26/1934:4 Studies architecture at Worcester Polytechnic, 04/06/1934:2 Hulbert, Roy Howes, Richard S. Resides in Holliston, 04/27/1934:1 Wins Boston Traveler music competition, 06/24/1932:1 Hullahan, Joseph Initiated into Theta Upsilon Omega at Worcester Polytechnic, Obituary, 11/04/1932:1 03/10/1933:1 Hulley, Arthur Howes, Richard Shaw Fined $10 for larceny of gasoline, 12/07/1934:6 Freshman at Worcester Polytechnic, 11/25/1932:4 Hulley, Arthur W. Howes, Robert Arrested for larceny of gasoline, 11/23/1934:1 Speaks at Junior Red Cross meeting in Providence, 03/23/1934:1 Hulsman, Myrtle Howes, Ruth Graduates from Posse Nissen School of Physical Education, Wedding described, 12/02/1932:7 05/27/1932:1 Howes, S.J. Humorists (see O'Hara, Neal R.) Commands bark Lawrence 55 years ago, 02/14/1930:6
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Humphrey, Albert Huntley, Delia Morton Obituary, 08/21/1931:2 Wedding described, 06/20/1930:1 Hunt, Albert Huntley, Della M. Dies in Short Falls, NH, 01/06/1933:3 Wed to Lloyd A. Prouty, 06/20/1930:4 Hunt, Albert F. Huntley, Florence Sells Wareham St cottage and land to Frank Lewis, 12/02/1932:1 Resumes duties at University of Vermont, 01/10/1930:9 Sells home here, moves to Short Falls, NH, 12/09/1932:3 University of Vermont student attends Christian Assoc conference in Concord, NH man dies at age 72, 12/30/1932:4 CT, 11/28/1930:1 Obituary, 01/06/1933:6 Member of University of Vermont debate team, 01/16/1931:1 Hunt, Charles E. Elected to Bluestocking literary society at the University of Vermont, Struck by falling limb while at work in woods, 03/04/1932:6 02/20/1931:1 Hunt, Eunice C. Elected to Press Club at University of Vermont, 03/13/1931:1 Obituary, 09/09/1932:1 Accepts position as Girl Scout leader, 10/09/1931:6 Widow of William dies at age 75, 09/09/1932:4 Huntley, Florence M. Will in probate, 11/04/1932:8 On women's bowling team at University of Vermont, 03/28/1930:5 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Wed to Earl B. Cushman, 10/28/1932:4 Hunt, Francis Huntley, Florence Mae Couple occupies rooms in Westgate house, 10/17/1930:8 Wedding described, 10/28/1932:1 Father dies in Short Falls, NH, 01/06/1933:3 Huntley, Isaac L. Hunt, Francis P. Patrolman Burpee rear-ends team driven by Huntley, 01/02/1931:1 Engaged to Lizzie F. Smith, 10/10/1930:4 Huntley, Lawrence Wed to Lizzie F. Smith, 10/17/1930:4 Employed in Montpelier, VT, 04/04/1930:4 Wedding described, 10/17/1930:9 Accepts position at State Farm, 06/05/1931:3 Hunt, Jesse Attendant at State Farm, 04/22/1932:4 Resides in Short Falls, NH, 10/19/1934:2 Engaged to Marjorie Chapman, 02/16/1934:4 Hunt, Silas Occupies Plymouth St tenement, 05/18/1934:4 Dies in North Easton, 09/26/1930:2 Son born, 12/21/1934:4 Hunt, Thomas G. Huntley, Lawrence R. Obituary, 06/03/1932:3 Resides in Rutland, VT, 08/08/1930:5 Hunter, Harry Wedding described, 04/20/1934:2 Resides in Bridgewater, 09/09/1932:7 Huntley, Lawrence Roy Hunter, Lithgo Engaged to Marjorie Chapman, 01/12/1934:6 Resides in Plainfield, NJ, 01/09/1931:1 Huntley, Lawrence Roy, Jr. Hunting Born to Lawrence, 12/21/1934:4 see also Bird Hunting; Deer Hunting; Fox Hunting; Hunting Dogs; Huntley, Maude Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Association Haley and Berman plead not guilty to negligence as result of auto Theodore Churchill traps brown and white muskrat, 11/07/1930:4 accident, 08/01/1930:1 Harry Vaughan traps otter 55 years ago, 01/30/1931:4 Stenographer at Trust Co., 11/21/1930:8 Club formed for preservation and protection of game and fish 55 years Huntley, Roy ago, 07/24/1931:6 Old Leonard saw mill burns down, 02/28/1930:1 Middleboro hunters out for opening day, 10/23/1931:7 Haystacks ablaze on Huntley's land, 11/07/1930:4 Edward Lowe tussles with wild cat, 11/27/1931:2 Huntley & Osborne Bryant and Thomas get muskrats on first day of trapping season, Osborne purchases Huntley's share in Huntley & Osborne mill, 11/03/1933:1 03/14/1930:4 Gunning club formed in Rock, 12/08/1933:3 Hupfer, Ralph W. Fur trappers have busy season, 02/02/1934:1 Son born, 10/09/1931:4 Hunting - Law and Legislation Aunt dies in Easthampton, 11/16/1934:1 Increase demand for licenses, 01/03/1930:1 Hupfer, Ralph Winston Middleboro Anti-Steel Trap Association sponsors humane trapping Born to Ralph W., 10/09/1931:4 measure (l), 10/03/1930:3 Hurley, Emily V. Skunk in everybody's back yard (l) (John H. McNeece), 10/31/1930:4 Obituary, 09/07/1934:1 Constantine Navais fined $10 for trapping out of season, 11/14/1930:1 Wife of James W. dies at age 73, 09/07/1934:4 Ralph Nourse in court on charge of hunting without license, Hurley, Harold W. 12/12/1930:3 Re-appointed clerk of court, 06/24/1932:1 James Parkhurst charged with Sunday hunting, 01/02/1931:1 Husted, Mrs C.M. Town clerk issues 62 licenses in single day, 01/02/1931:1 Resides in New York, 02/07/1930:1 James Parkhurst found not guilty, 01/09/1931:3 Hutchins, Henry E. Game warden Nathan Pratt right on the job, 10/28/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/19/1934:5 Adelbert and Albert Jacques each fined $5 for hunting without license, Hutchins, Percy 11/18/1932:1 Daughter born, 01/22/1932:4 Eugene Cabral fined $10 for trapping without a license, 02/24/1933:1 Hutchinson, Edward Licenses add to town coffers, 01/12/1934:1 Occupies upper tenement on Plymouth St, 08/26/1932:3 Hunting Accidents Hutchinson, Harry Sherman shoots end of Chappell's gun barrel, 12/16/1932:1 Moves from Plymouth St tenement to Clay St house, 11/02/1934:3 Hunting Dogs Huxley, Edward see also Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Association Uncle dies in Haverhill, 03/21/1930:1 Arad Dunham has remarkable fox dog 55 years ago, 01/23/1931:6 Huxley, Eileen Howard Brawn tries out Kentucky fox hound, 04/21/1933:1 Wed to Chester E. Wright, 11/30/1934:6 Huntley, Delia M. Engaged to Lloyd A. Prouty, 06/20/1930:6
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Huxley, Eileen A. Ice Industry cont. Engaged to Chester E. Wright, 11/16/1934:4 J.B. LeBaron Ice Co. for 50 years, safe ice (ad), 03/07/1930:10 Wed to Chester E. Wright, 11/30/1934:4 Arthur Strople has new ice cart for Rock route, 05/16/1930:6 Huxley, Eileen Anne Strople & Vickery, spring water, ice (ad), 08/08/1930:8 Wedding described, 11/30/1934:1 Dealers harvest 8-in. ice, 01/16/1931:1 Huxley, Francis Wyman, Weld, and Winslow fill ice houses, 01/23/1931:3 Takes second at Brockton boxing bout, 05/20/1932:1 Harvest complete, 02/06/1931:1 Held for grand jury on charge of breaking and entering Robinson's store, Rock men put up supply, 02/26/1932:7 12/01/1933:1 Hill Top Farm harvests 6-in. ice, 03/04/1932:4 Gets two years probation for larceny, 02/16/1934:1 J.B. LeBaron Ice Co., one in series of sketches of progressive merchants Huxley, William and manufacturers, 08/11/1933:2 Dies in auto crash on Summer St, 12/12/1930:1 Harvest best in years, 01/05/1934:1 High school flag at half-mast, 12/12/1930:3 Ickes, Vernon Franklin Auto hits tree on Everett St, 04/22/1932:1 Born to Vernon H., 02/03/1933:7 Huxley, William F. Ickes, Vernon H. Dies at age 16, 12/12/1930:4 Son born, 02/03/1933:7 Inquest held into death, 01/02/1931:4 I.H. Harlow & Co. Hyath, Ralph Well dug on premises 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:8 Disabled car struck by car from North Falmouth, 01/01/1932:1 Illegitimacy Hyatt, Alfred Armand Bessett arrested on bastardy complaint, 03/28/1930:7 Bird damages car windshield, 08/28/1931:2 Improved Order of Red Men - Nemasket Tribe Hyatt, Charles Holds annual roll call, 04/08/1932:7 Plympton couple married 50 years, 11/27/1931:2 Hold annual clam bake, 08/12/1932:2 Hyatt, Ralph H. Independent Congregational Church Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Holds annual business meeting, 04/25/1930:6 Hyatt, Ralph W. Industrial Accidents Guilty of operating vehicle after license revoked, 10/12/1934:4 James Perkins' coat caught in tack factory machinery 55 years ago, Hyman, J. Raymond 02/14/1930:6 Wedding described, 01/17/1930:2 Patrick Grant gets molten metal in face at Colonial Brass, 05/23/1930:1 Son born, 12/05/1930:4 Ellsworth Crowell injures hand in motor saw at Cranberry Sales plant, School Committee names assistant football coach, 10/07/1932:1 07/04/1930:1 Member of high school baseball and football teams (p), 06/22/1934:8 Joseph Silva gets fingers caught in machinery at Lobl Mfg., Hyman, J.R. 10/10/1930:4 Urges support of high school basketball teams (l), 02/06/1931:1 Mrs William Keenan dislocates arm in fall at Keith factory, Hyman, Raymond 05/29/1931:1 Member of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. winning basket ball team (p), Edward Ouelette's hand badly cut at William Tribou's wood yard, 05/05/1933:1 02/26/1932:1 Hynes, J. Gordon State road worker Giovano injured in fall from shovel, 05/27/1932:2 Receives M.A. from New York University, 06/15/1934:1 Big beam crashes at federal building, 08/26/1932:1 Hynes, James L. Leslie Gates breaks ankle doing teaming for Ernest S. Pratt, Central Baptist Church welcomes new pastor, 10/06/1933:1 03/10/1933:6 Hynes, J.L. Gomes and Plymouth man injured while working on new road, Occupies Coombs' house on South Main St, 09/29/1933:1 04/07/1933:1 The World's Redeemer (poem), 12/22/1933:2 Haley fractures bones in hand at Lucey factory, 05/11/1934:1 Water pipes freeze in sub-zero temperatures, 01/05/1934:1 Industrial Fires Chimney fire at George H. Shaw Co. factory, 03/06/1931:4 I John B. LeBaron's mill near Nevertouch Pond destroyed by fire 55 years ago, 10/02/1931:7 Iampetro, Maria G. Fire starts in heater unit at Leonard & Barrows, prompt action averts Obituary, 06/23/1933:1 disaster, 04/13/1934:1 Wife of Leonard dies at age 42, 06/23/1933:4 Infantile Paralysis Iampietro, Michael Howard Linton in hospital, 07/24/1931:7 Son born, 08/21/1931:4 Roy Fagerberg only case, 08/14/1931:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Fagerberg children improve, 08/21/1931:1 Iampietro, Philip No danger of epidemic here, 08/21/1931:1 Petition for license to sell gasoline, 09/19/1930:5 Howard Linton improving, 08/21/1931:4 Daughter born, 10/14/1932:4 Influenza Iampietro, Philip C. Foster Penniman ill, 02/20/1931:4 Petitions with Nichols to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/25/1931:2 Madaleine Wood recovers, 02/19/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Dorothy Dooley ill, 01/06/1933:4 Ice Fishing Edwin Preston recovers from severe attack, 01/12/1934:1 Sport alive and well here, 01/26/1934:1 Shaw Howard Reynolds confined to home, 02/23/1934:4 Ice Industry Inglese, Angelo A. see also Ernest S. Pratt Co. Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 A.R. Salley, ice, wood sawing, trucking (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Wed to Mary E. Ryan, 09/11/1931:4 Harvest begins in earnest, 02/07/1930:1 Inglese, Peter Old Colony Railroad Co. collects 16-inch ice 55 years ago, Engaged to Mary Elizabeth Ryan, 08/14/1931:1 02/07/1930:4 Inglese, Sophie Ice houses at Winslow Farm filled with 10 to 11 inch ice, 02/07/1930:11 Wed to Rocco DiPalma, 09/23/1932:4 Hattie LeBaron's crop 3,000 tons, 02/14/1930:1 Wedding described, 09/23/1932:8
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Insects International Order of Odd Fellows - Loyal Assawampsett Lodge Mosquitoes fill pumping station, 01/10/1930:4 Observes 43rd anniversary, 06/30/1933:1 Notice to property owners, 10/03/1930:5 International Order of Odd Fellows - Middleboro Lodge Selectmen discuss appointment of moth superintendent, 01/30/1931:1 Observes 41st anniversary, 05/29/1931:3 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Observe 113th anniversary of fellowship, 04/22/1932:4 Deadlock on selection of moth superintendent, 02/20/1931:2 Congratulations on 50 years, 05/11/1934:1 Deadlock over appointment of moth superintendent broken, Celebrates 50th anniversary with parade, drills, and entertainment, 03/20/1931:1 05/18/1934:1 Moth superintendent submits vacation bill to selectmen, 04/10/1931:7, International Order of Odd Ladies 04/24/1931:4 Hold annual meeting, 11/11/1932:1 Spraying machine frightens Elisha Beck's horses, 06/19/1931:3 International Order of Odd Ladies - Loyal Assawampsett Lodge Gypsy moth situation in East Middleboro one of worst in state, Hosts district meeting, 11/25/1932:3 07/10/1931:1 International Order of Odd Ladies - Loyal Olympia Lodge Notice to property owners (ad), 10/02/1931:8 Hosts district meeting, 11/25/1932:3 Bogs suffer from gypsy moths, 06/10/1932:2 Celebrate 33rd anniversary, 06/15/1934:1 Notice to property owners (ad), 10/07/1932:8 Inventors and Inventions Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 M.L. Standish secures patent for starting horse cars 55 years ago, Butterfly at Standish's on Wareham St is sign of spring, 03/10/1933:2 04/17/1931:6 Boy Scouts doing good work killing caterpillars, 05/26/1933:1 B.L. Boomer receives patent rights for pedal attachments for cabinet Notice to property owners (ad), 10/06/1933:8 organs 55 years ago, 06/19/1931:6 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Charles Pease sells patents on locks to Elisha Jenks 55 years ago, Notice to property owners, 09/14/1934:6 04/29/1932:4 Insurance Investing List of coverage on town buildings prepared, 03/20/1931:1 Wilson Hayward authorized distributor of MA Investors Trust shares, Results of study on town buildings, 04/03/1931:2 11/03/1933:2 Apportionment decision a difficult matter for selectmen, 04/24/1931:4 Irons, Edna M. Insurance balks unemployment plan, 12/18/1931:4 Engaged to Marshall L. Gaines, 10/12/1934:4 Liability insurance discussed by selectmen, 05/27/1932:2 Wed to Marshall L. Gaines, 12/28/1934:4 Why rate increase for town?, 09/30/1932:1 Ironside, Jane Selectman look for ways to save money, 11/03/1933:1 Engaged to Enos Drake, 12/19/1930:4 Selectmen discuss insurance on buildings, 11/03/1933:1 Wed to Enos Drake, 01/09/1931:4 Selectmen discuss matters, 01/26/1934:1 Irving, Elsie C. Proposal comes under fire from Ralph Maddigan, 02/16/1934:1 Wed to Augustus DeArruda, 08/11/1933:4 Selectmen discuss insurance on town buildings, 02/16/1934:1 Irving, William Arthur Insurance Agents Son born, 11/27/1931:4 see also Thomas & Weston; T.M. Ryder & Co. Irwin, William H. Bissonnette at Mutual Insurance Agency, 152 Pierce St (ad), Funeral held in Cotuit, 12/12/1930:1 01/10/1930:4 Iseminger, Boyd File grievances at selectmen's meeting, 02/28/1930:2 Forms law partnership with Fletcher Clark, Jr., biography, 01/08/1932:1 Percy Keith receives gift of appreciation from insurance company, Son born, 02/03/1933:4 06/27/1930:1 Iseminger, Boyd A. Sullivan & Sullivan, 18-22 South Main St (ad), 11/20/1931:10 Applies for admission as attorney to District Court, 05/04/1934:7 Forest Thomas' new insurance office on Center St (ad) (p), 03/04/1932:8 Completes ROTC training at Fort Devens, 06/22/1934:1 Chester Weston sells insurance agency to Frederick Weston, Italian Americans 04/01/1932:4 Form new club here, 12/07/1934:4 R.W. Maddigan Insurance employs Dorothy Shaw, 08/26/1932:1 Iversen, Inga Clyde Thomas moves office to 7 Rock St (ad), 04/14/1933:3 Takes apartment in home of Mrs G.A. Richards, 10/28/1932:4 Personnel changes at local office of John Hancock Ins., 05/19/1933:1 Ruth Carver accepts post with Frederick Weston's insurance office, J 06/02/1933:2 J. Cushing Co. Walter Wells agent for Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., 09/21/1934:1 Chick feed (ad), 04/04/1930:2 Clyde S. Thomas agent for Travelers Insurance Co. (ad), 09/21/1934:7 Ruberoid roofing (ad), 09/12/1930:10 Interior Decorators Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 01/16/1931:6 E.J. Thompson (ad), 02/28/1930:5 Jacintho, Anna Elizabeth Smith and Flora Porter design window for art display in Engaged to Joseph Dutra, 04/18/1930:4 Boston, 03/21/1930:1 Jacintho, Anna R. International Order of Odd Fellows Wed to Joseph H. Dutra, 05/02/1930:4 Beneficiary of J. Augustine Sparrow's will, 04/20/1934:1 Jacintho, Anna Rose International Order of Odd Fellows - Alberta Rebekah Lodge Engaged to Joseph Henry Dutra, 04/04/1930:4 Observes 111th anniversary of Odd Fellowship, 05/09/1930:1 Engaged to Joseph H. Dutra, 04/11/1930:4 Holds anniversary meeting, 10/10/1930:1 Jacintho, Joseph Observes 32nd anniversary, 10/16/1931:1 Sees prowler leave home, 02/19/1932:7 Observe 113th anniversary of fellowship, 04/22/1932:4 Jacintho, Joseph R. Alberta Rebekah Lodge presents minstrel show in honor of anniversary, Family escapes suffocation from smoldering fire, 05/09/1930:3 04/21/1933:5 Chimney fire on Center St, 07/25/1930:3 Celebrates 34th anniversary, 10/13/1933:4 Petition for administration of estate, 03/31/1933:5 Observes 35th anniversary, 10/12/1934:1 Jacintho, Manual R. International Order of Odd Fellows - Colfax Encampment Wed to Clara A. Klus, 10/21/1932:4 Observes 111th anniversary of Odd Fellowship, 05/09/1930:1
Observe 113th anniversary of fellowship, 04/22/1932:4
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Jacintho, Manuel Jacobs, Hattie M. Son born, 02/23/1934:4 Wed to Carroll D. Griffith, 01/09/1931:3 Jacintho, Mary da Roza Jacobson, Andrew Petition for administration of estate, 01/23/1931:5 Dies in Dedham, 1/27/1933:1 Jacintho, Mary Gloria Jacobson, Harold Obituary, 11/14/1930:1 Father dies in Dedham, 1/27/1933:1 Wife of Joseph R. dies at age 55, 11/14/1930:4 Jacques, Adelbert Jacintho, William Fined $5 for hunting without license, 11/18/1932:1 Collides with McEver at Frank and Everett St, 03/09/1934:1 Jacques, Albert Jackson, Albert Woodland Fined $5 for hunting without license, 11/18/1932:1 Wedding described, 07/04/1930:1 Jacques, Maurice Jackson, C.S. Daughter born, 06/15/1934:1 Doctor disposes of business here 55 years ago, moves to Lowell, James, C.S. 02/13/1931:3 Brockton couple married 11 years, 06/05/1931:2 Physician leaves town 55 years ago, 03/06/1931:6 James, Sylvania D. Real estate sold to Cornish of Carver 55 years ago, 04/03/1931:2 Obituary, 11/14/1930:1 Jackson, Edward F. Widow of Henry H. dies at age 88, 11/14/1930:4 Resides in Santa Barbara, CA, 07/01/1932:1 James A. Thomas & Co. Jackson, Edward Sumner Receives order for hornbeam rollers from Oregon, 02/28/1930:1 Wed to Ellen Cary Lovell, 10/16/1931:4 James L. Jenney Coal Co. Jackson, Foster C. Coal (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Engaged to Marjorie H. Young, 11/16/1934:1 Fire in coal shed, 06/20/1930:6 Jackson, Harold Coal company incorporates, 04/17/1931:1 Father dies in Pawtucket, RI, 02/28/1930:5 History and profile of Middleboro business, 10/19/1934:1 Officer at State Farm, 06/06/1930:3 Jameson, Mrs William Jackson, Helen Manwaring Resides in Pacific Grove, CA, 11/20/1931:6 Son born, 10/26/1934:4 Jamieson, William Jackson, Hollis Obituary, 02/06/1931:1 Resides in Nantucket, 01/02/1931:1 Jane's Food Shoppe Jackson, James A. 469 Centre St, Tessier proprietor (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Obituary, 02/02/1934:1 Moves from 469 Center St to 139 Center St (ad), 05/02/1930:5 Dies at age 72, 02/02/1934:4 August hours (ad), 07/31/1931:10 Jackson, John Open again for winter season, 10/23/1931:9 Obituary, 02/28/1930:5 Let us help with Thanksgiving dinner, 11/20/1931:9 Jackson, Kenneth Lee Holiday delicacies, 12/18/1931:7 Engaged to Lillian Gertrude Hill, 09/01/1933:1 Lessen work for holiday dinner, 02/19/1932:7 Wedding described, 12/08/1933:1 Jardine, Francisco Mestre Jackson, Lillian Wed to Mary Gonsalves, 01/20/1933:4 Awarded scholarship to MA State College in Amherst, 05/27/1932:3 Jardullo, Conchetta Wins 4-H club scholarship to Ag College, 05/27/1932:4 Killed crossing road in heavy traffic, 07/22/1932:1 Senior wins agriculture scholarship, 06/03/1932:6 Petition for administration of estate, 01/06/1933:5 Leaves for Amherst College, 09/16/1932:4 Jardullo, Dorothy Jackson, Mark L. Engaged to John A. Zelonis, 05/27/1932:4 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Jackson, Maude Wed to John Zelonis, 06/03/1932:4 Tauremid String Quartette performs for Marion Woman's club, Jarvis, Ome Xavier 01/08/1932:1 Wed to Anita Corriveau in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Member of Tauremid String Quartette, 09/23/1932:1 J.B. LeBaron Ice Co. Tauremid String Quartette furnishes music for wedding at East For 50 years, safe ice (ad), 03/07/1930:10 Bridgewater, 09/30/1932:1 One in series of sketches of progressive merchants and manufacturers, Jackson, Maude L. 08/11/1933:2 Obituary, 08/07/1931:1 Jeanneney, M. Jean Wife of William H. dies at age 36, 08/07/1931:4 Engaged to Janet Merriam Woodbridge, 11/20/1931:1 Jackson, Melvin Jean's Beauty Shoppe Clerk at Caswell Bros., 08/15/1930:6 200 Centre St (ad), 11/24/1933:2 Resigns from Caswell Bros. grocery, purchases Prouty's egg route, Jebejian, Anna 03/27/1931:2 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Resides in Boston, 09/01/1933:3 Jefferson, May W. Jackson, Mrs Richard Husband files for divorce, 01/08/1932:5 Resides in Pittsford, VT, 11/18/1932:1 Jefferson, Annie M. Jackson, Ralph Nelson Obituary, 05/26/1933:7 Born to Richard and Helen Manwaring, 10/26/1934:4 Jefferson, Arthur Jackson, Richard Son born, 05/01/1931:4 Visits Orient with California YMCA, 07/03/1931:1 Jefferson, Arthur B. Son born, 10/26/1934:4 Engaged to Ruth L. Dunham, 11/21/1930:6 Jackson, Richard V. Wedding described, 11/28/1930:1 Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Jefferson, Clarence E. Wed to Helen F. Manwaring, 06/03/1932:4 Wed to Thelma Thompson, 10/24/1930:4 Jackson, Warren C. Jefferson, Clarence Wesley Fined $50 for drunk driving, 06/16/1933:1 Wed to Thelma Wilhelmina Thompson in 1930, 01/23/1931:4
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Jefferson, Dorothy G. Jennings, Floyd Wed to Myron Earl Tubman, 06/06/1930:4 Reports theft of poultry, 11/18/1932:7 Wed to Myron Earl Tubman in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Jennings, Frances E. Jefferson, Frank M. A salute to you, VFW comrades (l), 02/16/1934:5 Wed to Alzara E. Bacon, 09/07/1934:4 Jennings, Frances Elizabeth Jefferson, Irving Engaged to Neils Christian Neilson, 10/14/1932:4 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Jennings, Harry Jefferson, Jane Crittendon Engaged to Virginia Caswell, 06/30/1933:1 Wife of Herbert dies, 11/21/1930:8 Jennings, Harry J. Jefferson, Jeanette Engaged to Virginia W. Caswell, 02/09/1934:4 Girl struck by auto in front of home, 10/03/1930:1 Wedding described, 04/20/1934:1 Jefferson, Leon W. Wed to Virginia W. Caswell, 04/20/1934:4 Files for divorce, 01/08/1932:5 Jennings, Helen V. Jenkins, Everett N. Granted decree nisi in divorce hearing, 12/19/1930:1 Engaged to Florence M. Newkirk, 09/02/1932:4 Jennings, Hellen V. Wedding described, 09/09/1932:1 Wed to Frederick S. Atwood, 03/04/1932:4 Jenkins, Frank Jennings, Henry W. Engaged to Mary Cameron, 07/04/1930:5 Engaged to Edna M. Eayrs, 07/11/1930:4 Jenkins, Hazel Wed to Edna M. Eayrs, 08/01/1930:4 Moves to Plymouth, 07/01/1932:7 Jennings, William L. Jenkins, Parker N. Helen V. granted decree nisi in divorce hearing, 12/19/1930:1 Obituary, 06/23/1933:1 Jessup, Mrs George Taunton man dies at age 68, 06/23/1933:4 Obituary, 11/04/1932:4 Jenkins, Ruth Jewell, Charles E. New teacher to have charge of girls' athletics at high school, Obituary, 11/21/1930:1 09/08/1933:1 Brockton man dies at age 78, 11/21/1930:6 Coach of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Jewelry Jenks, Agnes see also Hayden, Fayette W. Chimney fire on Pleasant St, 11/17/1933:2 Myron Hinckley, 51 Centre St (ad), 04/11/1930:2 Jenks, Elisha T. Ernest Coombs moves to 147 South Main St (ad), 08/22/1930:8 Drawing of factory at corner of Clifford and Wareham St (i), Ernest Coombs, sale of entire stock (ad), 11/13/1931:5 06/20/1930:1 Myron Hinckley local distributor for Sheaffer pens and pencils (ad), Charles Pease sells patents on locks to Jenks 55 years ago, 04/29/1932:4 07/22/1932:8 Jenks, E.T. Milton Mayhew, watch, clock, and jewelry repair, 136 Pierce St (ad), Turns out monster screws for cider presses 55 years ago, 08/21/1931:6 05/19/1933:8 Jenks, E.T. Peirce Milton Mayhew, fine watch, clock, and jewelry repair (ad), Break-in at Nelson's Grove cottage, 04/21/1933:1 10/05/1934:8 Jenks, John Whipple Potter History and profile of Tinkham's jewelry business, 11/02/1934:1 Turtle eggs for Agassiz, 1/27/1933:6 United Precious Metals Co. buying old gold and jewelry (ad), Jenks, J.W.P. 11/23/1934:5 Writes article on birds for American Sportsman 55 years ago, Jiardullo, Canchetta 02/14/1930:6 Inquest held into death, 08/26/1932:1 Jenner, Murial L. Jimks, Margaret Wed to George F. Boyce, 06/01/1934:4 Engaged to Emile S. Hall, 11/20/1931:4 Jenney, Arthur E. Jinks, Margaret Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/06/1931:5 Wed to Emile Hall, 12/04/1931:4 Intent to foreclose (l) (Union Trust Co. of Boston), 12/30/1932:5 J.K. & B. Sears & Co. Jenney, Clarabelle W. see also Sears Lumber Co. President of J.L. Jenney Coal Co. (ad), 04/17/1931:8 Lumber yard 50 years ago (p), 07/11/1930:1 Jenney, Edwin A. J.L. Jenney Coal Co. Engaged to Irene M. Grant, 03/28/1930:1 New name for incorporated business, 04/17/1931:1 Jenney, James L. (see J.L. Jenney Coal Co.) Clarabelle W. Jenney, president (ad), 04/17/1931:8 Jenney, Lester W. Sixty-six years of service to Middleboro, 10/16/1931:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/20/1932:5 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 10/23/1931:5 Jenney, Mildred Ellen Fill your bin before winter rush, 11/06/1931:7 Wedding described, 03/28/1930:1 Donates parade prize money to poor, 11/27/1931:1 Wed to Edward S. Riley, 03/28/1930:4 Get coal that fits your requirements, 12/04/1931:8 Jenney, William Gives valuable advice in all fuel problems, 12/25/1931:7 Falls from pung, sprains shoulder 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 Quality of coal determines final cost, 02/12/1932:7 Jennings, Bessie Only bulk oil storage tank in town, 02/19/1932:7 President of VFW Auxiliary resigns, 07/07/1933:1 Louis Ritter resigns (ad), 05/13/1932:2 Jennings, Bessie L. Break-in unsuccessful, 05/20/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/25/1932:5 Donates parade winner's money to Thimble Club Daughters, Refutes warning against Organization of Disabled Veterans as peddlers 12/02/1932:1 (l), 12/07/1934:4 Donates Legion parade prize to Thimble Club Daughters, 12/01/1933:1 Jennings, Charles E. Manager Harold Arnold resigns, replaced by Raymond Langley, Fined for illegal transportation of liquor, 01/17/1930:3 03/02/1934:1 Jennings, Elizabeth Job, Herbert K. Wedding described, 10/28/1932:1 Burial at North Middleboro, 06/23/1933:2 Wed to Niels G. Nielsen, 10/28/1932:4 Obituary, 06/23/1933:2
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Joe Hooker Track Johnson, Genevieve G. Activities start at track, 04/18/1930:1 Class of 1933 salutatorian (p), 06/23/1933:1 Mattapoisett man takes control of race track, 05/02/1930:4 Salutatory and essay, 06/23/1933:6 Frank Mahoney has success starting races at Joe Hooker track, Engaged to Donald F. Goodhue, 12/27/1933:4 08/29/1930:1 Wed to Donald F. Goodhue, 01/05/1934:4 Matinee racing back (t), 09/05/1930:1 Johnson, Genevieve Gifford Two-day fair held in Lakeville, 10/03/1930:3 Wedding described, 01/05/1934:2 Horseracing activities begun, 03/27/1931:1 Johnson, Hazel Alma Horseracing brings together best horses (t), 07/31/1931:4 Wedding described, 07/31/1931:2 Washburn's Bakery driver destroys portion of entrance, 08/21/1931:4 Johnson, Helen Fall race draws crowd (t), 10/16/1931:2 Engaged to Warren Barney, 02/13/1931:1 Racing season opens in June, 04/29/1932:2 Johnson, Helen F. Matinee racing underway, 07/15/1932:2 Engaged to Warren A. Barney, 04/22/1932:4 Hosts New Bedford Legion field day and barbecue, 07/22/1932:2 Wedding described, 05/06/1932:1 Harness racing revived at track (t), 10/19/1934:2 Wed to Warren A. Barney, 05/06/1932:6 Joe's Furniture Store Johnson, Henry 161 Centre St (ad), 02/28/1930:10 Obituary, 05/16/1930:1 John E. Lucey Shoe Co. Dies at age 75, 05/16/1930:4 New firm incorporated, takes over Leonard, Shaw & Dean factory, Johnson, Herbert 02/03/1933:1 Employed by telephone company in Quincy, 07/11/1930:3 Howard Maxim awarded contract for electrical work, 02/17/1933:1 Son born, 02/12/1932:3 Donates lumber to manual training shop at Bates School, 03/17/1933:3 Johnson, John S. Announces wage increase, 07/21/1933:1 Son born, 10/24/1930:1 Employees form benefit organization, 04/20/1934:1 Resides in Tuckahoe, NY, 05/13/1932:1 Labor trouble at factory, 04/27/1934:1 Daughter born, 03/30/1934:1 Work resumes, parties work toward agreement, 05/04/1934:1 Johnson, Lillian Haley fractures bones in hand at Lucey factory, 05/11/1934:1 Wedding described, 09/19/1930:1 Operates under agreement with labor board, 05/11/1934:1 Johnson, Lillian E. In violation of national industrial recovery act code, 12/07/1934:1 Engaged to G. Sherman Monroe, 01/10/1930:1 Sends petition to National Labor Board, 12/14/1934:1 Johnson, Margaret J. John Hancock Life Insurance Co. Wife of Arthur dies at age 69, 03/03/1933:4 John Carter promoted to Attleboro office, replaced by Harry Belmont, Johnson, M.F. 05/19/1933:1 Portrait donated to Rock village church, 09/19/1930:3 John S. Cobb Greenhouses Johnson, Mildred Open for business (ad), 10/20/1933:4 Wed to Frank Robinson, 07/18/1930:7 Attends to business full time now (ad), 12/27/1933:5 Johnson, Narcissa N. John S. Cobb Market Obituary, 03/06/1931:1 We deliver immediately (ad), 06/12/1931:5 Widow of __njamin (sic) F. dies at age 82, 03/06/1931:4 Employs Edward Kelley, 07/24/1931:1 Johnson, S.E. Johnes, Paul G. Moves from Edgewood, RI to old Tinkham home on county road, Daughter born, 09/21/1934:6 05/05/1933:2 Johnson, Alice Johnson, Stewart Richmond Injured in collision between son and Perkins, 06/24/1932:1 Born to Herbert, 02/12/1932:3 Johnson, Amelia Johnson, William H.H. Resumes studies at Colby College, 09/28/1934:3 Alice Johnson injured in collision between son and Perkins, Johnson, Benjamin F. 06/24/1932:1 Obituary, 02/07/1930:1 Johnston, Daniel New Bedford man dies at age 83, 02/07/1930:6 Obituary, 01/30/1931:4 Obituary, 02/14/1930:1 Johnston, Harriet Tribute (l) (Charles H. Bates), 02/14/1930:1 Wedding described, 05/13/1932:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/04/1932:9 Johnston, Harriet Anne Johnson, C.E. Engaged to Owen R. Garfield, 02/19/1932:1 Employed in Atlanta, GA, 07/08/1932:3 Johnston, J. Douglas Johnson, Charles Son born, 05/26/1933:4 Auto truck catches fire, 08/12/1932:1 Johnston, John Douglas, Jr. Loses 50 hens to thieves, 09/30/1932:2 Born to J. Douglas, 05/26/1933:4 Johnson, Charles E. Johnstone, Bernard M. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 College career at Colby College reviewed, 05/27/1932:2 Johnson, Daniel Johnstone, Herbert Burial in Carver, 01/30/1931:6 Passes entrance exams to Colby College, 09/26/1930:1 Johnson, Edith Johnstone, "Mose" Teacher of all kinds of dancing (ad), 09/14/1934:8 Voted best Colby football player, 12/04/1931:1 Johnson, Ernest M. Johnstone's Shop Druggist license granted by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Going out of business (ad), 07/10/1931:2 Johnson, Fred A. Jolley, Louise E. Will in probate, 08/21/1931:6 Fined $10 for illegal use of electricity, 10/06/1933:4 Johnson, Frederick A. Jolly, Louise G. Obituary, 08/14/1931:1 Injured when car goes into ditch, 11/18/1932:1 Dies at age 66, 08/14/1931:4 Joncas, Jeff And Sisson bag 21-lb. raccoon, 11/03/1933:1
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Jones, Alice Jones, Lillian M. Grandmother dies in Cambridge, 02/27/1931:2 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Jones, Alvin C. Jones, Maurice A. Arrives in Liverpool on U.S.S. Nantucket, 07/18/1930:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/21/1933:5 Arrives in Amsterdam, 08/08/1930:2 Jones, Milton Jones, Alwin And Hiram Sabins charged with mutual assault, 04/11/1930:3 Arrives in Boston on board SS Nantucket, 09/26/1930:4 Cadet in naval reserve, 02/13/1931:3 Employed on steamship line, 04/01/1932:7 Cadet home before sailing for Russia, 02/20/1931:4 Jones, Alwyn Resides in New York, 12/04/1931:1 Leaves for 4-month cruise on S.S. Nantucket, 05/15/1931:4 Sails as A.B. on SS Sawokla, 10/28/1932:1 Earns a stripe on board SS Nantucket, 06/12/1931:9 Jones, Milton A. In Athens, Greece, 07/03/1931:4 Obituary, 09/22/1933:1 In Constantinople, 07/17/1931:3 Tewksbury man dies at age 71, 09/22/1933:4 Touches island of Milos, 07/24/1931:7 Jones, Milton F. Reportedly in Algiers, 07/31/1931:1 Returns from 5-month trip to the Philippines and Australia, sails for Touches Gibraltar, 08/07/1931:6 India, 04/07/1933:1 Arrives in Madeira, 08/21/1931:4 Jones, Minnie Home on leave, 10/02/1931:1 Miller St house destroyed by fire, 01/08/1932:3 Employed on steamship line between NY and San Francisco, Jones, Muriel 10/23/1931:3 Wed to Charles Potter Reed, 08/29/1930:2 Jones, Ambrus L. Jones, Paul G. Collides with Lowell driver at Frank and Everett St, 01/03/1930:7 Daughter born, 12/30/1932:2 Jones, Carrie L. Jones, Percy Petitions court as tenant in common, 01/23/1931:5 And Frederick Strople bring truckload of sheep from Vermont, Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/23/1934:6 05/22/1931:9 Jones, Charles Jones, Richard P. Resides in Allston, 09/09/1932:1 Daughter born, 01/02/1931:1 Jones, Deborah Jones, Robert Engaged to Kenneth G.T. Webster, 02/24/1933:1 Four daughters quarantined for chicken pox, 04/04/1930:4 Jones, Deborah C. Son born, 02/20/1931:4, 02/27/1931:2 Wedding described, 03/17/1933:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/13/1931:5 Jones, Edwin Christened at Our Saviour, 06/19/1931:2 Elmer Wardell arrested for holdup and various thefts, 09/21/1934:1 Accepts position at State Farm, 07/22/1932:6 Jones, Edwin D. Jones, Robert Cushman In collision with Westwood driver at Oak and Center St, 08/14/1931:2 Born to George E., 10/17/1930:1 Jones, Edwin H. Jones, Robert Sharp, Jr. Obituary, 04/27/1934:1 Born to Robert, 02/27/1931:2 Dies at age 74, 04/27/1934:4 Jones, Roberta Jones, Elwin Roberta's Beauty Shoppe, 111 Centre St (ad), 02/28/1930:10 Serves on school ship Nantucket, 01/02/1931:4 Jones, R.S. Jones, Ethel Bowdith Ideal oil burners (ad), 11/06/1931:5 Engaged to Charles Dyer Childs, 07/15/1932:1 Jones, Sarah Elizabeth Jones, Eunice I. Beneficiary of Ruth Holmes' will, 01/22/1932:1 Obituary, 02/26/1932:1 Jones, T.A. Wife of Theodore A. dies at age 69, 02/26/1932:4 Funeral service held at Rock, 11/14/1930:6 Jones, Frances A. Jones, Thomas A. Resigns from St. Luke's, 08/08/1930:1 Obituary, 11/07/1930:1 Jones, Frank H. Dies at age 55, 11/07/1930:4 Marine ends cruise in Pacific, 04/20/1934:6 Jones, Thomas E. Jones, George A. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/15/1930:5 Announces candidacy for selectman (l), 12/16/1932:1 Jordan, Emily L. For selectman (ad) (p), 01/13/1933:6 Engaged to Charles A. Carter, 06/16/1933:4 Jones, George E. Wed to Charles A. Carter, 07/07/1933:4 Youngest member of Long Horn Ranch in West Hartford, CT, Jordan, Florence F. 06/20/1930:4 Engaged to Carlton S. Atwood, 07/18/1930:7 Son born, 10/17/1930:1 Wed to Carlton Atwood, 10/17/1930:4 Children listed as beneficiaries of Ruth Holmes' will, 01/22/1932:1 Wedding described, 10/17/1930:9 Jones, Henry Champion Jordan, Florence Freeman Wanton destruction at Sproat house in Nemasket, 01/09/1931:1 Wed to Carleton Shurtleff Atwood in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Landmark house in Nemasket suffers considerable damage, Jordan, John Edward 01/09/1931:3 Carver man dies at age 30, 10/17/1930:4 Canoe stolen from Nemasket River, 07/17/1931:1 Obituary, 10/17/1930:9 Window broken at house in Muttock, 10/30/1931:1 Jordan, Thomas Jones, Hope Shaw Obituary, 05/09/1930:3 Brief biography (p), 04/11/1930:1 Jordan, Thomas D. Jones, John J. Obituary, 06/26/1931:1 Brief biography of Hope Shaw Jones (p), 04/11/1930:1 Dies at age 70, 06/26/1931:4 Jones, Lillian F. Obituary, 07/03/1931:6 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6 Will in probate, 08/21/1931:5
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Jordan, Thomas, D., Jr. Karos, Annie Brockton man dies at age 40, 05/02/1930:4 Wed to James Linton, 09/09/1932:1 Jordan, Thomas G., Jr. Kauffman, Alice Shaw Obituary, 05/02/1930:1 Daughter born, 11/25/1932:1 Joseph, Carrie Kauffman, John Wed to Frank Robid_u_ (sic) in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Daughter born, 11/25/1932:1 Jost, Ada E. Kayajan, Arthur Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Daughter born, 07/14/1933:4 Jost, Ida Kayajan, Garabed Chimney fire in South Middleboro, 02/19/1932:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:9 Journalists (see Hawthorne, Roger) Kayajan, Haig Jowett, Mary Page Savery And Max Green purchase cattle in Wisconsin, 10/16/1931:1 Obituary, 05/27/1932:1 Returns from Wisconsin cattle buying trip, 10/23/1931:1 Widow of Josiah dies at age 77, 05/27/1932:4 Manager of Sunnyside Farms (ad), 11/06/1931:8, 07/01/1932:2 Jowett, Mary P.S. Kayajan, M.G. Will in probate, 06/03/1932:5 Roasting chickens, Plymouth St (ad), 11/10/1933:8 Joy, David Campbell Kayajan, Mrs Ardavast Obituary, 10/17/1930:1 Son born, 08/08/1930:4 Middleboro infant dies, 10/17/1930:4 Kayajan, Samuel Joyce, Arthur Son born, 02/07/1930:6, 09/08/1933:4 State patrolman assigned here, 08/07/1931:1 Kayajanian, Margaret G. Joyce, James F. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Resides in Cleveland, OH, 07/11/1930:1 Keady, Mary Junk Dealers Teacher at Lakeville Hospital, 02/13/1931:4 see also Berman, Max Keane, Henry J. Chester Hathaway granted license, 02/20/1931:2 Vandals destroy $50 worth of melons, 09/07/1934:7 Selectmen to discuss licenses, 04/22/1932:1 Boys destroy turnip patch a second time, 11/02/1934:6 Selectmen set date for hearing on junk yards, 11/04/1932:1 Keedwell, Annie Selectmen hold hearing on junk yards, 11/25/1932:1 Moves from Frank St to Rock St, 11/13/1931:1 Freedman granted junk yard license, 01/06/1933:4 Keedwell, Kenneth Job Cole refused license, 03/30/1934:1 Enters into business with brother Stewart in Syracuse, NY, 10/05/1934:1 Picone represents neighbors in complaint to selectmen, 11/30/1934:1 Keedwell, Kenneth B. Picone before selectmen again for conditions at junk yard, 12/21/1934:1 In support of Keedwell (ad) (l) (Frederick Lobl), 01/16/1931:5 Junkins, J. Howard In support of Keedwell (ad) (l) (William W. Brackett), 01/16/1931:6 Dies in York, ME, 12/11/1931:1 Stricken with appendicitis while in New York, 08/14/1931:1 Jurczak, Rosie Moves from Frank St to Rock St, 11/13/1931:1 Victim of first fatal auto accident here in three years, 05/02/1930:1 Engaged to Polly McFarlin, 04/08/1932:1 Central Falls, RI woman dies at age 34, 05/02/1930:4 Wedding described, 04/22/1932:1 Stanley Jurczak charged with drunk driving, manslaughter, Wed to Polly McFarlin, 04/22/1932:4 05/09/1930:1 Keedwell, Marjorie Case ordered to grand jury, 05/23/1930:5 Children's absence causes alarm, 09/26/1930:1 Husband found negligent in death, 06/13/1930:1 Keegan, Charles J. Jurgelewicz, John State patrolman assigned to governor's committee on public safety, Blaze at Lovell St home, 07/17/1931:1 12/19/1930:3 Jurgelewicz, Mary Keegan, James Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Obituary, 11/09/1934:1 Jurgelewicz, Victoria Dies at age 49, 11/09/1934:4 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Keen, Henry Thompson purchases Keen house on Pearl St from Thompson 55 years K ago, 03/07/1930:8 Keenan, Mrs William Kadian, Sharlet Dislocates arm in fall at Keith factory, 05/29/1931:1 Engaged to Hachig Atamian, 02/26/1932:4 Keene (Mr) Wed to Hachig Atamian, 03/04/1932:4 Moves into Smith St house, 08/29/1930:3 Kaninsky, Eli Keene, Henry J. Kaninsky's parked truck rolls away on Center St into Chilin's car, Fined $5 for failure to stop, 08/26/1932:1 10/09/1931:1 Keevey, Norma C. Kaplan, Benjamin Class of 1931 salutatorian (p), 06/19/1931:1 Elks holds annual memorial service, 12/08/1933:2 Keevey, Wilda Thayer Karasimos, Arthur Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/05/1933:6 Keirnan, Albert Karasimos, Arthur J. Falls, fractures elbow, 06/02/1933:2 Fined $10 per week on claim from Boston company, 02/14/1930:1 Keith (Miss) Karasimos, Emil Pupils give pianoforte recital (t), 12/19/1930:9 Car leaves road, crashes into tree, 07/14/1933:2 Keith, Annie Member of YMCA Mercantile Basketball League winning team (p), Pianoforte instruction (ad), 09/12/1930:10 05/04/1934:1 Central Congregational organist resigns, 11/03/1933:1 Karklin, Andrew Organist at Central Congregational for 35 years, 06/08/1934:1 Purchases North Middleboro farm William Kelley, 10/02/1931:4 Keith, Bethia
Resides in New York City, 09/19/1930:1
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Keith, Clifford Kelley, Frederick Injured in auto collision, 05/29/1931:2 Wed to Georgiana Goodreau, 11/25/1932:3 Keith, Eugene J. Kelley, Frederick D. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Engaged to Georgianna A. Goodreau, 11/18/1932:4 Keith, Florence H. Kelley, George Obituary, 04/27/1934:1 Emerson's auto tips after being struck by State Farm auto, 11/17/1933:1 Wife of Roy L. dies at age 44, 04/27/1934:4 Kelley, James E. Large attendance at funeral in Plympton, 05/04/1934:7 Wedding described, 11/04/1932:1 Keith, Frank Purdom Wed to Lillian M. Merrihew, 11/04/1932:4 Obituary, 11/23/1934:1 Kelley, John Dies at age 87, 11/23/1934:4 Chimney fire on Jackson St, 12/04/1931:4 Keith, George Kelley, Laurence Funeral held in Boston, 06/20/1930:3 Engaged to Theresa Haran, 11/21/1930:1 Keith, Harold C. Kelley, Laurence Goetz Speaker at YMCA annual father and son banquet (p), 03/13/1931:2 Wedding described, 12/19/1930:1 Keith, Harriett Kelley, Lawrence Shower for recent bride, 1/27/1933:7 Resides in Mt. Vernon, NY, 02/28/1930:1 Keith, Harriett I. Resides in New York City, 04/17/1931:1 Engaged to Edward D. Heath, 12/30/1932:4 Resides in White Plains, NY, 06/15/1934:1 Keith, Harriett Irving Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Wedding described, 01/06/1933:1 Kelley, Lawrence G. Keith, Mrs Sylvester H. Engaged to Theresa Elizabeth Haran, 06/27/1930:1 Hooked rug depicts homestead of Thomas Lovell, 09/16/1932:2 Kelley, Luke F. In charge of knitting projects, 12/15/1933:1 Re-appointed for another five year term as public administrator, Keith, Percy W. 04/13/1934:1 Receives gift of appreciation from insurance company, 06/27/1930:1 Kelley, Mabel L. Cash taken from wall safe in Bank building office, 09/11/1931:2 Peter Kontoes pleads not guilty to armed assault, 04/24/1931:1 Fire of unknown origin in shed at rear of store, 05/05/1933:1 Kelley, Michael H. In auto accident with Curley at Bedford and Center St, 11/02/1934:4 Obituary, 04/17/1931:1 Keith, Theo Dies at age 79, 04/17/1931:4 Middleboro girl plays at Park Theatre, 05/29/1931:4 Kelley, Nellie Keith, Theodora T. Employed by Alonzo Ryder, 08/12/1932:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/07/1930:5 Kelley, P.E. Kelley, Amy Brush fire in Eddyville, 04/18/1930:1 Takes nurses' training at Wellesley Hills, 03/21/1930:4 Kelley, Ralph D. Finishes course at Wellesley Hills hospital, 03/13/1931:4 Injured in auto accident in New York, 06/24/1932:4 Employed as child nurse in Newton Center, 05/01/1931:4 Kelley, R.D. (see R.D. Kelley Coal Co.) Resides in Newton Center, 01/08/1932:4 Kelley, Roger Kelley, Anna P. Son born, 12/26/1930:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Kelley, Roger W. Kelley, Annie In collision with Waltham driver at Wareham and Cushman St, Nurse in training at convalescent home in Wellesley, 10/03/1930:4 02/28/1930:2 Kelley, Charlotte L. Daniel Besse and Fred Lang purchase business from Kelley, Engaged to Vincent C. Bradley, 08/01/1930:4 05/11/1934:1 Kelley, Earle Kelley, Ruth Glidden Wed to Mary McCann, 12/18/1931:4 Daughter born, 10/19/1934:7 Kelley, Edward Kelley, R.W. Employed at Cobb's market, 07/24/1931:1 Proprietor of Walk-Over Shoe Store (ad), 06/09/1933:2 Uses match to check gas level in car, 10/16/1931:3 Kelley, Sheldon Chimney fire on Purchade St, 04/14/1933:1 Attends Worcester Academy, 04/04/1930:1 Kelley, Edward J. Awarded scholarship at Worcester Academy, 02/20/1931:1 Cobb sells Centre St business to Edward Kelly and Herbert Godfrey, Engaged to Ruth Glidden, 10/27/1933:4, 11/17/1933:2 12/27/1933:1 Daughter born, 10/19/1934:4, 7 Cobb sells market at 385 Center St to Godfrey and Kelley (ad), Kelley, Sheldon S. 12/27/1933:4 Wedding described, 11/24/1933:1 Kelley & Godfrey, Middleboro's oldest established market, formerly Kelley, Stephen D. John S. Cobb Market (ad), 01/12/1934:5 Auto stolen while parked on School St, 04/11/1930:1 Kelley, Edward L. Stolen auto found abandoned in Taunton swamp, 04/18/1930:1 Engaged to Agnes Louise LeBarnes, 01/03/1930:4 Kelley, Stephen T. Kelley, Francis Employed at Maxim Motor Co., 03/21/1930:4 Football player injured, 10/19/1934:1 Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 Kelley, Frank Wed to Dorothy A. Potter, 09/11/1931:4 Judge Washburn to hold inquest into death, 08/28/1931:1 General auto repairing (ad), 12/04/1931:10 Decision reserved in death inquest, 09/04/1931:1 Kelley, Thomas H. Results of inquest, 09/18/1931:1 Resides in New York, 07/04/1930:1 Kelley, Fred A. Kelley, William E. Mystery shot fired on School St, 04/17/1931:1 Sells North Middleboro farm to Andrew Karklin, 10/02/1931:4 Peter Kontoes pleads not guilty to armed assault on Mabel Kelley, Kelley & Godrey 04/24/1931:1 Middleboro's oldest established market, formerly John S. Cobb Market (ad), 01/12/1934:5
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Kelly, Dorothy Kennette, Roosevelt Daughter of Edward J. and Mary E. Creedon dies at age 2, 10/31/1930:4 Son born, 12/11/1931:4 Kelly, Francis Kenney, John, Jr. Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Engaged to Constance Ashman, 01/03/1930:3 Kelly, Frank Kennison (Mr) Man found dead on railroad tracks, 06/12/1931:1 Purchases Plymouth St place from Charlotte Baker, 10/21/1932:1 Obituary, 06/19/1931:1 Kennison, Nathan Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Purchases Plymouth St place from James Baker, 11/18/1932:1 Kelly, Isabelle E. Kenniston, Joyce Marjorie Obituary, 02/06/1931:1 Born to William, 08/11/1933:4 Widow of Thomas A. dies at age 63, 02/06/1931:4 Kenniston, William Kelly, John Laid off from American Railway Express Co., 08/28/1931:1 Son born, 10/19/1934:4 Daughter born, 08/11/1933:4 Kelly, Thomas H. Kent, Winifred Clerk returns to carrier duties, 06/05/1931:1 And Edith Gates hold classes in painting and decorative arts (ad), Kelly & Godfrey Market 10/03/1930:8 We deliver (ad) (i), 12/14/1934:8 Kenwall, Ernest Kendall, Carl G. Daughter born, 10/28/1932:1 Daughter born, 10/03/1930:4 Kenwall, Esther Zeeman Open letter on musical demonstration (l), 03/13/1931:4 Daughter born, 10/28/1932:1 Resumes selling for George E. Keith Co., 09/23/1932:1 Keough, Bernard Keith salesman transfers to New England district, 04/07/1933:1 Pleads guilty to drunkenness and reckless driving, 09/01/1933:1 Vote no on liquor issue (ad), 10/26/1934:8 Keough, Dorothy Kendall, Harry E. Employed at Mass General, 04/01/1932:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/19/1934:5 Keough, John Keniston, Fred Chimney fire on Jackson St, 05/01/1931:1 Youngster struck by Hyde Park auto on Wareham St, 08/08/1930:1 Keough, Lois M. Keniston, William Engaged to Morrill S. Ryder, Jr., 10/13/1933:4 Struck by Waban driver on new state highway, 09/18/1931:1 Wed to Morrill S. Ryder, Jr., 10/20/1933:4 Kennedy, Chester Keough, William Son born, 10/06/1933:4 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Kennedy, Chester L. Kerr, James A. Chimney fire on West Grove St, 03/30/1934:1 Wedding described, 07/29/1932:6 Kennedy, Donald Roberts Kerrigan, Bridget Born to Edwin, 04/13/1934:4 Obituary, 12/05/1930:1 Kennedy, Edwin Wife of John dies at age 70, 12/05/1930:4 Son born, 04/13/1934:4 Kerrigan, James Kennedy, George Sexton of Sacred Heart resigns, 08/14/1931:1 Assumes new duties with Everlastic Co. of Chelsea, 02/02/1934:1 Kerrigan, John Employ at Everlastik Co. in New York City, 03/23/1934:1 Stolen auto recovered in North Dartmouth, 06/06/1930:9 Resides in New Rochelle, NY, 06/01/1934:1 Kershaw, Mrs Robert Kennedy, George E. Resides in Germantown, PA, 05/02/1930:3 Austin auto attracts attention here, 07/25/1930:1 Kettle, Mrs Joseph Transfers to Syracuse, NY, 09/09/1932:1 Resides in Jamestown, NY, 06/30/1933:1 Kennedy, George H. Kevorkian, Kricor D. Executor presents account of estate, 02/14/1930:5 Wed to Alma Dyer, 1/27/1933:4 Kennedy, Gertrude Kewpie (Mr) Employed at State House, 09/12/1930:1 Paquin & Kewpie, hens (ad), 01/24/1930:8 Kennedy, Harriet Kewppie (Mr) Graduates from Massachusetts General Hospital Training school for Paquin & Kewppie build 3-car garage and modern poultry house, nurses, 02/07/1930:1 01/08/1932:4 Kennedy, James H. Keyes, A.H. President of Co-operative Bank, 12/19/1930:1 Overturns car after skid in Connecticut, 01/08/1932:1 Demoted from superintendent to department head at Keith factory, Keyes, Albert 07/03/1931:4 Teaches Wesleyan class for 30 years, 04/07/1933:1 Kennedy, Mrs Parker Keyes, Albert H. Alumnus of Smith College, 06/24/1932:1 Honored by Wesleyan class for long service (p), 04/14/1933:1 Kennedy, Mrs Parker H. Keyes, Albert R. Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 04/04/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 09/16/1932:5 Kennedy, Parker Keyes, Albert R.C. Daughter born, 12/30/1932:4 Obituary, 09/09/1932:1 Moves from Philadelphia to New York, 06/01/1934:1 Dies at age 77, 09/09/1932:4 Kennedy, Parker H. Keyes, Blanche Promoted to manager of New York area of Cities Service Corp., Wed to George A. Shaw, 01/10/1930:4 06/08/1934:1 Keyes, Blanche C. Kennedy, Phyllis Wedding described, 01/10/1930:3 Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Keyes, Charles E. Kennedy, Robert Elm St couple married 50 years, 06/23/1933:1 Attends New Bedford Vocational school, 10/23/1931:3 Elm St couple married 50 years, biographies (p), 06/30/1933:1 Over 100 friends help couple celebrate 50th anniversary, 07/07/1933:1
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Keyes, Dorothy Richmond King, Maud Engaged to Preston S. Estabrook, 07/25/1930:1 Obituary, 12/07/1934:1 Keyes, Eleanor H. New York City woman dies at age 45, 12/07/1934:4 Obituary, 12/12/1930:1 King, Victor A. Wife of George H. dies at age 42, 12/12/1930:4 Engaged to Helen K. Fagan, 06/22/1934:4 Keyes, George Wed to Helen K. Fagan, 06/22/1934:4 Manager of W.T. Grant Co. in Danvers, 01/17/1930:1 Wedding described, 06/22/1934:4 Completes 25 years of service at Keith company, 12/22/1933:1 Leaves for Norfolk, VA, 06/29/1934:1 Keyes, George B. King, Walter F. W.T. Grant manager transfers from Danvers to Reading, 08/22/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/11/1930:5 Manager of W.T. Grant store in Reading, 10/17/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 11/13/1931:5 W.T. Grant store manager transfers from Reading to South Manchester, King Philip Inn CT, 08/28/1931:1 Files papers of incorporation, 01/03/1930:3 Wedding described, 09/25/1931:1 Littlefield charged with violation of labor laws, 06/06/1930:2 Resides in South Manchester, CT, 12/25/1931:1 Labor law case continued, 06/13/1930:1 Resides in Naugatuck, CT, 02/24/1933:1 Labor case continued, 07/04/1930:1 Keyes, Lucinda Fined for non-payment of wages, 07/11/1930:2 Memorial service held for deceased WRC members, 07/01/1932:2 Files for bankruptcy, defaults in court, 08/15/1930:4 Keyes, Lucinda E. Case in land court, 06/05/1931:5 Obituary, 04/29/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/21/1931:5 Wife of Albert R. dies at age 73, 04/29/1932:4 Under new management (ad), 01/06/1933:8 Keyes, Mrs A.F. King Philip Tavern Dies in Wareham, 05/09/1930:3 Tax collector's sale, 04/06/1934:5 Keyes, Wilfred King Philip's War, 1675-1676 Completes 25 years of service at Keith company, 12/22/1933:1 Historic marker placed at site of Old Fort, 09/12/1930:1 Keyes, Wilfred S. Kingman (Mr) Last surviving charter member of Nemasket Grange, 05/22/1931:2 Night-blooming cereus unfolds 55 years ago, 06/13/1930:3 Kidd, Corinne Starts shoe factory after usual fall break 55 years ago, 11/14/1930:6 Engaged to George S. Nelson, 02/05/1932:1 Kingman, Calvin D. Kidd, Corinne M. Chosen superintendent of Central Congregational 55 years ago, Wedding described, 07/08/1932:1 04/11/1930:8 Wed to George S. Nelson, 07/08/1932:4 Kingman, C.D. Kidd, Corrine M. And Edson Ellis purchase J.A. Leonard estate 55 years ago, Engaged to George S. Nelson, 07/01/1932:4 05/22/1931:8 Kidd, Olive M. Kingman, Laura Moves from Pearl St to corner of School and Peirce St, 08/01/1930:1 Dies in Riverside, CA, 06/05/1931:1 Kidd, Roberta Marjorie Kingman, Philip E. Engaged to Joseph Willard Cooper, 01/17/1930:1 Son of Calvin D. dies at age 73, 04/15/1932:4 Wedding described, 02/28/1930:1 Obituary, 04/22/1932:1 Wed to Joseph Willard Cooper, 02/28/1930:4 Kingman, Sarah Kilpatrick, Mrs William Popular librarian in Quincy, 09/12/1930:9 Father dies in Pennsylvania, 10/12/1934:1 Kingman, Sarah B. Kilpatrick, W.C. Resides in Quincy, 04/25/1930:4 Sunday sports (l), 10/30/1931:9 Kingsley, Arthur Injures knee in fall, 09/30/1932:1 Purchases Pleasant St. home from Herbert Pratt, 09/26/1930:2 Arm fractured by flying snow shovel, 03/02/1934:1 Moves from State Farm to Pleasant St, 10/10/1930:3 Kilpatrick, William C. Brush fire on Pleasant St, 01/30/1931:4 Daughter born, 06/01/1934:4 Employed in engineering department at State Farm, 09/04/1931:3 Kimball, Anette Chase Kingsley, Chester False report of woman's death, 04/10/1931:1 Resides in Tennessee, 03/27/1931:2 Kimball, Annette C. Kinsley, Arthur Obituary, 04/03/1931:1 Purchases Plymouth St house from A.G. Mathers, 06/13/1930:2 Kimball, N. Louise Kinsley, George Resides in Los Angeles, CA, 08/26/1932:3 New leader of band 55 years ago, 12/12/1930:3 Kincus, Frank Kinsman, Arleen Chimney fire on Oak St, 12/14/1934:1 Confined to home with whooping cough, 05/06/1932:1 Kindergarten (see Bryant, Florence) Kinsman, Barclay A. King, Alexander Milk and cream, 3 North St (ad), 06/26/1931:3 Daughter born, 07/03/1931:4 Extinguishes gasoline fire with milk, 04/27/1934:8 King, Anna May Kinsman, Dwight Obituary, 03/07/1930:1 Elected president of Plymouth County Farm Bureau, 02/19/1932:1 Dies at age 77, 03/07/1930:4 Purchases Guernsey herd from Tracy Putnam, 08/26/1932:1 King, Edithe B. Halifax man charged with larceny of potatoes from Kinsman, Wedding described, 05/09/1930:1 09/01/1933:1 King, Edithe Beatrice Halifax man guilty of potato theft, 09/15/1933:2 Wed to Carl Austin Belcher, 05/09/1930:1 Halifax man pleads not guilty to potato theft, 09/22/1933:1 King, Henry O. Kinsman, Dwight P. In mixup with Plympton driver at Frank and Forest St, 06/23/1933:2 The Thompson St project (l), 03/04/1932:3 Halifax man guilty of potato theft, 09/08/1933:4
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Kinsman, Dwight Pierce Knowlton, Benjamin C. Thompson St couple married 25 years, 10/24/1930:6 Obituary, 04/08/1932:1 Kinsman, Eleanor Taunton man dies at age 72, 04/08/1932:4 Elected vice-president of German Club at BU, 04/29/1932:1 Knowlton, Frances Senior at Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters, Wed to John Robbins, 04/21/1933:1 09/23/1932:1 Knox, Alice R. Kinsman, Eleanor May Obituary, 06/24/1932:1 Graduates from Boston University (p), 06/16/1933:2 Knox, Elizabeth Kinsman, Elinor Moleski pleads not guilty to use of Knox auto without authority, Attends Boston University, 01/31/1930:5 01/03/1930:7 Gives reading at German club of Boston University, 05/02/1930:1 Knysinski, Joseph Vice-president of Phi Beta Phi at Boston University, 02/06/1931:1 Investigation into fire at old Otis Southworth house in Lakeville, Elected to Student Council at Boston University, 05/01/1931:1 10/09/1931:4 Accepts position in Lima, NY, 11/03/1933:1 Kodis, Paul Resides in York, NY, 12/15/1933:1 Wedding described, 06/12/1931:1 Secretary to the president at Middleborough Trust Co., 05/04/1934:1 Kodis, Paul P. Engaged to Edmund Francis Churchill, 11/30/1934:1, 12/07/1934:7 Engaged to Annie M. Rogers, 05/29/1931:4 Kinsman, Frank Kohala Troupe Perkins crashes into Kinsman's car while avoiding Card, 11/28/1930:1 Group of Middleboro boys to broadcast over WNBH in New Bedford, Lightning enters house on Plymouth St, 09/09/1932:1 03/17/1933:1 Kinsman, Frank R. Kohalo Hawaiians In collision with North Scituate driver on East Main St, 03/03/1933:1 Bernier, Cordeiro, and Trinque, 09/16/1932:1 Kinsman, Ivan T. Komar, John M. Obituary, 04/15/1932:1 Engaged to Jennie A. Ruzycka, 09/25/1931:4 Son of Frank and Elizabeth dies at age 3, 04/15/1932:4 Kontoes, George Kinsman, Ivan Thomas Boy caught without a fight, 04/24/1931:1 In Loving Memory (poem), 04/13/1934:4 Larceny case continued, 04/24/1931:1 Kinsman, Lewis Marooned on roof of Town House, 06/19/1931:2 Albert Deane retires after 50 years in egg business, Kinsman takes over, Kontoes, George Harry 05/06/1932:1 Juvenile sent to Lyman School, 05/08/1931:4 Son born, 02/24/1933:4 Kontoes, James Kinsman, Richard Sentenced to Concord Reformatory for theft from Dr Baker, Graduates from the MA Ag College, 06/06/1930:5 02/14/1930:1 Kirk, Karl T. Case held over for grand jury, 05/08/1931:4 Sells Cedar St property to Mary Jane Wilkinson, 10/17/1930:1 Sent to Concord reformatory, 06/12/1931:1 Kirkell, Charles Kontoes, Peter Accepts position at Peter Bent Brigham hospital in Boston, Dragnet out for armed youth, 04/17/1931:1 05/18/1934:4 Arraigned on multiple charges of breaking and entering, 04/24/1931:1 Kirkell, Walter Boy caught without a fight, 04/24/1931:1 Accepts position in Boston, 06/29/1934:6 Case held over for grand jury, 05/08/1931:4 Kitchell, Noel Sent to Concord reformatory, 06/12/1931:1 Brockton driver collides with Kitchell on Oak St, 10/30/1931:2 Kontos, Peter Kittredge, Ralph M. Youth charged with local break-ins, 06/06/1930:1 Engaged to Beatrice Burnham, 11/27/1931:4 Kotchoun, Florence Klar, August Enrolled in Burdett College, 11/06/1931:1 Home is new site of Abby Warren's studio, 04/06/1934:1 Kotchounian, M. Klenso-Pressers The Bargain Store changes hands, now Fredberg's (ad), 10/07/1932:2 Malcolm Porter proprietor, Cambridge St (ad), 02/20/1931:8 Kotchounian, Mihran A. Kline, Emanuel Retires after over 20 years with Bargain Store, going out of business Daughter born, 02/05/1932:4 (ad), 09/09/1932:7 Kline, Geraldine Kraege, H.F. Born to Emanuel, 02/05/1932:4 Auto radiator repair (ad), 10/26/1934:8 Klus, Clara A. Kraus, Al Wed to Manual R. Jacintho, 10/21/1932:4 Dog places fourth at field trials in Assonet, 10/16/1931:3 Knight, Herman B. Kraus, Arthur Wed to Anna A. Rais, 08/01/1930:4 Staff sergeant stationed at Army Base, Boston, 09/05/1930:2 Knight, Hermas B. Kraus, Henrietta Engaged to Anna Rais, 06/27/1930:4 Obituary, 03/20/1931:1 Knights of Columbus Widow of Karl dies, 03/20/1931:4 Observe annual athletic night, 01/20/1933:4 Kraus, Mrs Curtis Take championship of Twilight League(t), 09/01/1933:4 Mother dies in Plymouth, 06/09/1933:1 Testimonial banquet held K. of C. championship baseball team, Krause, William F. 10/13/1933:1 Commissioned to sell yacht Azara of Detroit, MI, 11/18/1932:1 Hold annual athletic night, 01/26/1934:1 Kreutel, Elizabeth New Twilight League champs (t), 09/14/1934:1 East Dedham woman dies in auto accident on Murdock St, 07/04/1930:4 Baseball team has great year, 09/28/1934:1 Wife of Hugo dies at age 77, 07/04/1930:4 Knowles, Frank E. Inquest into death scheduled, 07/11/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 01/30/1931:5 Inquest held into death, 07/18/1930:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/21/1931:5 Curley's negligence caused deaths, 08/15/1930:1
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Kreutel, Hugo Laflamme, Francis X. Second victim of auto accident dies, 07/25/1930:2 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 12/05/1930:5 Curley's negligence caused deaths, 08/15/1930:1 LaFlamme, Frank Krikorian, Agnes Fined $10 for unauthorized use of electricity, 06/22/1934:4 Takes job in Pasadena, CA, 07/31/1931:1 Lagarde, Charles R. Kukanhan, Blanden Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/22/1932:5 Collides with Hall at East Main and Montello St, 11/16/1934:2 LaGrippe, Gerald J. Kukauskas, Bladas Private graduates from Army Signal school, 01/30/1931:1 New owner of Lithuanian Co-operative Co., 02/23/1934:5 Laidlaw, Gilbert W. Kulian, George Resides in Saginaw, MI, 09/04/1931:1 Chimney fire on Frank St, 03/17/1933:1 Lakeville & Taunton Precinct Society Kull, Edith Carroll Holds annual parish meeting, 03/31/1933:7 Obituary, 10/23/1931:1 Lakeville Congregational Church Kumpunen, Werner East Rochester, North Rochester, and Lakeville parishes merge, Will in probate, 12/26/1930:7 07/18/1930:1 Kuppers, William H. Celebrates 150th anniversary 55 years ago, 10/10/1930:8 Engaged to G. Marjory Mackillop, 01/08/1932:1 Grove chapel dedicated 55 years ago, 10/10/1930:8 Lakeville Gardens, Inc. L Eggs for hatching (ad), 02/28/1930:5 Lakeville Hospital L. & M. Mello Hosts meeting of orthopedic surgeons, 06/20/1930:4 Potted plants for Memorial Day (ad), 05/19/1933:8 New children's building dedicated, 06/27/1930:1 L. Richmond & Co. Contractor charged with not giving preference to Massachusetts Paints (ad), 01/03/1930:3 laborers, 07/04/1930:1 Labor Laws and Legislation Pawtucket company pleads guilty to labor law charges, 07/11/1930:2 Bradford Littlefield charged with violations at King Philip Tavern, Ground broken for Dr Alley's new home at sanatorium, 10/03/1930:6 06/06/1930:2 Patients build miniature golf course, 11/07/1930:4 Central Cafe charged with violation of labor laws, 06/06/1930:2 Host meeting of Southeastern Association of Boards of Health, Labor law case continued, 06/13/1930:1 11/14/1930:4 Contractor at sanatorium charged with not giving preference to Sanatorium gets dial telephones, 12/19/1930:7 Massachusetts' laborers, 07/04/1930:1 Extensive additions underway, 02/06/1931:6 King Philip Inn case continued, 07/04/1930:1 Hosts annual meeting of Plymouth district of MA Medical Society, King Philip Inn fined for non-payment of wages, 07/11/1930:2 04/21/1933:1 Pawtucket company pleads guilty to violations at sanatorium, Charles Pillsbury injured in encounter with bull at sanatorium farm, 07/11/1930:2 05/05/1933:2 King Philip Inn files for bankruptcy, defaults in court, 08/15/1930:4 Hosts annual meeting of MA Medical Society, 04/27/1934:5 Charles Angers fined $10 for violating wage law, 05/11/1934:1 Lakeville Hospital - Employees Labor Relations Employs Catherine Mahony, 03/21/1930:4 see also Boot and Shoe Workers' Union, Local 20; John E. Lucey Shoe Employs Charles Pillsbury, 03/21/1930:4 Co. Auto stolen from sanatorium employee Christian Gomes, 04/25/1930:1 Members of Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Assoc attend hearing before Employs Jeremiah Harrington, 05/16/1930:1 labor board, 09/19/1930:4 Fred Utaf head florist at sanatorium, 07/11/1930:1 Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/07/1932:3 Byron Atwood herdsman, 07/25/1930:4 Armed policemen arrest 55 men for intimidating Stanly's bog workers, Chester Taylor steward, 08/15/1930:2 09/15/1933:1 Willis Penny attendant, 08/15/1930:2 Agitators still busy in cranberry areas, 09/22/1933:1 Gertrude Peters stenographer, 08/29/1930:6 Brotherhood of Shoe and Allied Crafts attempts to organize local shoe Caroline White superintendent, 09/12/1930:1 workers, 10/20/1933:1 Arthur Gibney clerk, 09/26/1930:4 Union agitation at bogs over for the season, 11/10/1933:1 Mrs George Monroe treasurer and head bookkeeper, 10/24/1930:4 Absence of labor troubles reason to be thankful, 09/07/1934:1 Head farmer T. Frank Mahoney a noted apple man, 10/31/1930:7 LaBrecque, Marie A. Mary Keady teacher, 02/13/1931:4 Wed to Leo P. Enos, 09/07/1934:4 Chester Taylor steward, 07/10/1931:1 Lacombe, Albert Employs Mr and Mrs Adrian Maltais, 04/29/1932:3 Moves into Burkhead's house on Fairview St, 07/11/1930:1 Louis Alpert assistant physician, 07/01/1932:2 Lacombe, Creighton Mrs Allen Leopold housemaid, 07/01/1932:2 Feet burned walking through beach fire, 08/21/1931:1 Sanatorium assistant superintendent transfers to Wrentham State School, Ladbury, William H. 07/01/1932:2 Inquest into death, 01/08/1932:1 Leon Alley superintendent, 07/15/1932:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/29/1932:5 Employs Malcolm Foster, 08/26/1932:3 Ladd, Charles S. Mrs Donald Hornby superintendent, 04/07/1933:1 Dies at age 73, 02/23/1934:4 Lakeville Public Library Obituary, 03/02/1934:1 Helen Hoard librarian, Louisa Paun trustee, 03/14/1930:1 LaDoux, Cora M. Receive $25 donation to purchase books, 11/14/1930:4 Engaged to Paul J. April, 07/04/1930:4 Nellie Robinson resigns, 06/12/1931:9 LaFlamme, Alfred Summer hours, 07/03/1931:4 Inquest held into death, 11/27/1931:1 Holds annual lawn party, 08/14/1931:2 Inquest findings, 12/04/1931:9 William Wright donates collection, 11/27/1931:4 LaFlamme, Blanche Experiments with new winter hours, 12/18/1931:3 Engaged to Daniel P. Daley, 05/26/1933:4 Hosts North Lakeville School pupils weekly, 02/05/1932:3 Wed to Daniel P. Daley, 06/09/1933:4 List of new books, 11/11/1932:3
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Lakeville Public Library cont. Landmarks cont. Edith MacNeil replaces Jeannette Bassett as assistant librarian, Old Lincoln blacksmith shop closed for first time in 100 years, 06/09/1933:1 01/08/1932:1 Floors refinished, 06/09/1933:1 Turner house on Rock St razed, 11/11/1932:2 List of new books, 06/23/1933:4, 12/01/1933:4, 02/02/1934:7 Fire destroys Hiltz's house at Pleasant and Clay St, 02/24/1933:1 History begins in 1866, 10/26/1934:3 George Lang's old Wareham St landmark razed, 12/27/1933:2 Mrs George Stetson donates bound volumes of Harper, 1851 to 1923, George Lang sells old bake shop on Wareham St to Herman and Faietti, 11/02/1934:3 05/18/1934:1 Review of new book, 11/09/1934:7 Old bake shop torn down, old candy works revealed, 06/08/1934:1 Review of Pulitzer prize winner, 11/16/1934:3 Old building on Wareham St razed, 06/08/1934:2 Book reviews, 11/23/1934:6, 11/30/1934:6 Stables at old Nemasket house razed, 06/29/1934:4 Junior Literary Guild membership increases, 12/07/1934:3 Landstrom, John Book reviews, 12/14/1934:4 Obituary, 06/24/1932:1 List of new books, 12/14/1934:5 Dies at age 76, 06/24/1932:4 Lakeville Town House Landstrom, Norman Stolen tablet returned, 10/17/1930:5 Secretary of sophomore class at Boston University, 03/04/1932:1 Lakin, James Admitted to Phi Beta Kappa, 05/11/1934:1 Son born, 11/10/1933:4 Landstrom, Norman E. Laman, Beatrice Martenson Awarded scholarship at Boston University, 02/06/1931:1 Son born, 01/23/1931:1 Landstrom, V. Norman Laman, Charles E. Assistant treasury of class at Boston University, 11/10/1933:1 Son born, 01/23/1931:1, 12/07/1934:1 Elected permanent speaker for Boston University graduating class, Laman, Mrs Charles E. 03/09/1934:1 Resides in Arlington, 04/25/1930:1 Valedictorian of class at Boston University (p), 06/08/1934:1 Lamb, Amasa Landstrom, Victor Estate auctioned to Thomas Mellen 55 years ago, 06/13/1930:3 Appointed proctor at Boston University, 05/13/1932:1 Lamb, Grace Millett Landstrom, Victor E. Graduates from Convalescent Home of the Children's Hospital, Receives L.L.B. degree from Suffolk law school, 06/19/1931:1 Wellesley Hills, 06/03/1932:3 Landstron, V. Norman Lamb, William Class of 1930 valedictorian (p), 06/20/1930:1 Chimney fire on Pleasant St, 01/02/1931:4, 5, 06/26/1931:3, 9, To attend Boston University, 07/11/1930:1 1/27/1933:1 Lane, Elizabeth Lambert, Thomas Widow of Benjamin F. dies in Wollaston, 05/22/1931:4 Engaged to Eva Hathaway, 05/30/1930:1 Lane, John Lambert, Thomas Hayden Obituary, 07/15/1932:1 Wed to Eva Commeau Hathaway, 06/27/1930:4 Worcester man dies at age 68, 07/15/1932:4 Lamminmaki, Judith Elizabeth Lang (Mr) Wedding described, 04/03/1931:1 Moves from Plymouth St to North St, 11/23/1934:4 Wed to Milford W. Logan, 04/03/1931:4 Lang, Alfred Lammo, John Moves from Peirce St to Lakeville, 04/25/1930:5 Daughter born, 06/23/1933:4 Lang, Christian Lamoreux, Doris Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Engaged to be married, 09/21/1934:7 Lang, Fred Lamoureux, Doris M. And Daniel Besse purchase business from Roger Kelley, 05/11/1934:1 Engaged to Newell R Briggs, 10/12/1934:4 Walk-Over Shoe Store sold to Besse and Lang (ad), 05/11/1934:8 Lamoureux, Doris Mildred Lang, George Engaged to Newell Robbins Briggs, 03/02/1934:1 see also George Lang & Co. Wedding described, 10/19/1934:1 Lyric Hall to be used for court, 02/26/1932:5 Lamoureux, Geraldine Old Wareham St landmark razed, 12/27/1933:2 Engaged to Albert Sampson, 01/12/1934:6 Sells old bake shop on Wareham St to Herman and Faietti, 05/18/1934:1 Lamoureux, Geraldine Elva Old bake shop torn down, old candy works revealed, 06/08/1934:1 Engaged to Albert Edward Sampson, 01/12/1934:1 Old building on Wareham St razed, 06/08/1934:2 Lamoureux, Ruth Evelyn Lang, Harold Wedding described, 12/15/1933:1 Collides with Mrs Frances Preston at John Glass Jr. square, Lamu, Aili Wilhelmina 04/08/1932:1 Engaged to Roy Norman Olsen, 04/18/1930:4 Lang, Harold R. Landau, Annie M. Fined $10 for larceny from Arute Brothers machinery, 04/22/1932:4 Obituary, 03/09/1934:1 Lang, John Landers, Delbert Daughter born, 01/13/1933:1 Elk honored at memorial service, 12/11/1931:8 Lang, John N. Landmarks Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 see also Old Middleborough Photo Series - Places; Peirce Academy Lang, Leila Johnson Mrs Gates purchases ancient tavern on Middleboro-Rochester line from Daughter born, 01/13/1933:1 Williams, 03/21/1930:1 Lang, Margaretta K. Ryder's store (H.S.G.), 03/21/1930:6 Obituary, 06/09/1933:1 Old tavern on Wareham St purchased by Mrs Gates (p), 03/28/1930:1 Widow of Christopher dies at age 83, 06/09/1933:4 Save Middleboro's famous landmark (l) (L.M. Churbuck), 05/22/1931:8 Lang, Stella M. Trustees sell Thatcher block to Browne Realty Co. of Boston, Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 renovations planned, 09/18/1931:1 Langdell, Alice Dies in Manchester, NH, 07/25/1930:3
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Langille, David Larceny cont. Funeral held at North Carver, 03/20/1931:7 Halifax man pleads not guilty to potato theft from Kinsman, Langille, David A. 09/22/1933:1 Obituary, 03/13/1931:2 Stolen muskmelons prove expensive for Hinds and Zion, 09/29/1933:1 Langley, Ray Moleski, Huxley, McNayr, and Ray sentenced, 02/16/1934:1 Takes extension course at MIT, 05/18/1934:1 Peter Gasunas gets two month sentence for larceny of battery from Max Langley, Raymond Berman, 02/16/1934:1 New manager of Jenney Coal Co., 03/02/1934:1 Gasunas committed to Plymouth jail on larceny charge, 03/02/1934:1 Langlitz, Lewis Henry Zion and Arthur Hulley arrested for larceny of gasoline, Son born, 06/06/1930:4 11/23/1934:1 Langshaw, Edward Griswold case continued, 11/30/1934:3 Sells 20-acre summer camp on Pocksha Pond to Capt. Gurney, Zion and Hulley each fined $10 for larceny of gasoline, 12/07/1934:6 08/22/1930:6 Lardner, Henderson Lanyon, Florence W. Dissolves partnership with LeForrest Vickery, 03/07/1930:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/06/1932:3 Larrabee, Clara J. Lanza, Frank Engaged to John F. McGrady, 09/21/1934:1 Local claims reviewed in court, 12/04/1931:2 Larson, Helen E. LaPierre, Malina Engaged to Walter M. Wall, 06/09/1933:4 Engaged to Andrew DePasqua, 09/23/1932:4 Wed to Walter M. Wall, 06/23/1933:4 LaPierre, Melina M. Laspe (Mr) Engaged to Andrew J. DePasqua, 09/30/1932:4 Tramp caught stealing from shop 55 years ago, 10/23/1931:2 Wedding described, 10/14/1932:1 Laub, Mrs William B. Wed to Andrew J. DePasqua, 10/14/1932:4 Obituary, 09/05/1930:2 Larceny Long Island woman dies at age 36, 09/05/1930:4 see also Burglary; Robbery; Theft Laundries Molesky gets suspended sentence for larceny from Reed, 01/17/1930:3 see also Middleboro Laundry Lakeville storekeeper James Tallman victim of theft, 01/31/1930:5 Colonial Cleansers & Dyers, 28 North Main St (ad), 02/14/1930:2 Hefferman gets two months for larceny from Tallman, 02/07/1930:11 Colonial Cleansers & Dyers, clean your entire suit for $1 (ad), Larceny of Matthew Allison's watch leads to young firebug, 04/25/1930:3 05/16/1930:1 Klenso-Pressers, Malcolm Porter proprietor, Cambridge St (ad), Pliny Edson charged with larceny from William Smith, 05/23/1930:6 02/20/1931:8 Pliny Edson gets 30 days for larceny from William Smith, 05/30/1930:3 Park Cleansers opening next to Park Theatre (ad), 04/08/1932:8 Joseph Moleski charged with stealing lead cable from telephone Superior Cleansers opens at 15 North Main St (ad), 07/01/1932:6 company, 06/06/1930:2 New Chinese laundry at 38 Pearl St (ad), 06/23/1933:8 Two-year-old McGrady larceny case back in court, 07/18/1930:4 Laurence, Albert East Bridgewater man charged with larceny from Shaw Reynolds, Returns to Lakeville after three years of travel, 04/24/1931:5 09/26/1930:1 Lavallee, Alfred Joseph Newton held for grand jury on charge of larceny from Shaw Charged with breaking glass at East Main St mill, 02/06/1931:1 Reynolds, 10/03/1930:4 Lavallee, Andrew Complaints of woods being stripped of greens, 12/12/1930:2 Obituary, 11/18/1932:1 Reckless slashing of greens growing problem, 12/26/1930:1 Boston man dies at age 60, 11/18/1932:4 Tree-cutting continues unchecked, 12/26/1930:2 Lavalley, Cora A. Bearse and Standish of State Farm subject of investigation of sales to Engaged to Merton C. Snowden, 01/26/1934:4 outsiders, 01/23/1931:4 Wed to Merton C. Snowden, 02/02/1934:4 Bearse and Standish cases continued, 01/30/1931:1 Lavasseur, Clarice A. Bearse and Standish larceny cases continued, 02/06/1931:1 Engaged to Edward J. Brown, 12/04/1931:4 Cases against Bearse and Standish dismissed, 02/13/1931:1 Lavine, John J. Four defendants in Charbonneau case get jail or probation, 02/13/1931:1 Chimney fire on Plympton St, 02/09/1934:1 Demolished car stripped of parts, 05/01/1931:4 Law Enforcement (see Massachusetts State Police; Middleboro - Police Kontoes cases held over for grand jury, 05/08/1931:4 Department) Kontoes brothers sent to Concord reformatory, 06/12/1931:1 Lawn Mowers Reginald Balkin charged with larceny, sent to Shirley School, M.E. Raymond, 966 Centre St (ad), 06/02/1933:8 08/28/1931:1 Lawrence, Charles Gasunas and Maleski held for grand jury on larceny charge, Finds revolver while fishing in Miller's brook, 05/04/1934:1 11/13/1931:1 Lawrence, Edward Chester Weston charged with larceny from Masonic lodge (p), Son born, 05/25/1934:4 02/12/1932:1 Lawrence, Edward S. Chester Weston admits to larceny from Masonic lodge, 03/04/1932:1 Engaged to Gladys E. MacNayr, 02/09/1934:4 Harold Lang fined $10 for larceny from Arute Brothers machinery, Lawrence, Herbert C., Jr. 04/22/1932:4 Wed to Nina Dow, 11/14/1930:4 Chester Weston sent to jail, 06/24/1932:1 Lawrence, Maurice Guidaboni's barking dog leads to arrest Charlestown men for larceny, Elmer Wardell arrested for holdup and various thefts, 09/21/1934:1 12/02/1932:1 Lawson, John Joseph Brown fined $5 for larceny of shovels from town of Lakeville, Obituary, 02/26/1932:1 06/30/1933:4 Dies at age 69, 02/26/1932:4 Halifax man charged with larceny of potatoes from Kinsman, Dies in Lawrence, 12/21/1934:1 09/01/1933:1 Lawszki, Michael Halifax man guilty of potato theft from Kinsman, 09/08/1933:4, Lakeville tax collector's sale, 01/06/1933:5 09/15/1933:2
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Lawyers LeBaron, Hattie Baylies see also Sullivan, John V.; Washburn, Albert H.; Washburn, Kendrick Local genealogist honored, 05/11/1934:1 H.; Washburn, Nathan LeBaron, J.B. Stetson & Clark employ Muriel Thomas, 08/22/1930:3 Well dug on premises 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:8 Alice Nute resigns from Morrill Ryder's office, 09/11/1931:1 For 50 years, safe ice (ad), 03/07/1930:10 Boyd Iseminger and Fletcher Clark, Jr. form law partnership, Teamers run unique three-wheeled vehicle 55 years ago, 01/30/1931:4 biographies, 01/08/1932:1 Purchases small house and lot in Taunton 55 years ago, 08/28/1931:6 Son Elmer joins B.J. Allan in law partnership, 03/31/1933:4 One in series of sketches of progressive merchants and manufacturers, Percy Churbuck opens office at 87 Center St, 10/06/1933:1 08/11/1933:2 Acting justice D.D. Sullivan comments on 34 years of judicial duties, LeBaron, John B. 01/05/1934:1 Mill near Nevertouch Pond destroyed by fire 55 years ago, 10/02/1931:7 Luke Kelley re-appointed for another five year term as public LeBaron, John Burt administrator, 04/13/1934:1 Legislator's biography from 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:8 Boyd Iseminger applies for admission as attorney to District Court, LeBaron, John C. 05/04/1934:7 Rear-ends McGrady's horse-drawn wagon, 06/20/1930:4 Leach, Arthur LeBaron, Mrs William Brookline man dies at age 66, 06/20/1930:4 Ill with scarlet fever, 02/03/1933:3 Leach, Arthur H. LeBaron, Ralph Obituary, 06/20/1930:1 Thief makes off with cranberries, 09/26/1930:1 Leach, Dorothy D. LeBaron, Sylvanus Wed to Donald D. Craft, 12/12/1930:4 Auction at 12 Clifford St (ad), 02/28/1930:2 Leach, Welhelmenia LeBaron, Thomas M. Transfers to New Bedford high school, 03/25/1932:6 In charge of Poor Farm 55 years ago, 02/28/1930:7 Leach, William LeBaron, William O. Moves from Carver to Middleboro, 05/01/1931:2 Only survivor of wreck of Hattie Eaton 55 years ago, 03/27/1931:9 Leahy, James LeBaron Foundry Co. Awarded scholarship from Elks' National Foundation Fund, Business declined since fires 40 and 35 years ago (p), 07/25/1930:1 09/16/1932:1 LeBlanc, Arthur Leap Year Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/09/1933:6 Mrs Clement T. Britton observes "17th" birthday, 52nd wedding LeBlanc, Elsie anniversary, biographies, 03/04/1932:4 Replaces Effie Tucker at Purchade School, 12/26/1930:1 Leary, Cornelius J. LeBlanc, Ferdinand Obituary, 06/29/1934:1 Suffers broken arm, 10/05/1934:5 Lakeville man dies, 06/29/1934:4 LeBlanc, Joseph T. Leary, Laura L. Petition for administration of estate, 02/06/1931:5 Obituary, 03/18/1932:1 LeBlanc, Medora Widow of Timothy dies at age 61, 03/18/1932:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/09/1933:6 Leary, Madeline LeClair, Ulric Struck by auto driven by Gallagher on Center St, 12/01/1933:1 Tax collector's sale, 11/13/1931:5 Leary, Timothy Lectures Daughter born, 10/21/1932:4, 09/21/1934:4 see also First Unitarian Church; Hirst, Thomas E. Leary, Timothy E. Last in library series given by N.P. Banks 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Brakeman hit by derailed car in Brockton, 07/04/1930:3 Littlefield presents lecture on Middleboro's Problems, 01/17/1930:9 Suffers multiple bruises in rail yard mishap, 07/11/1930:1 Harry Sampson speaks on proposed repeal of state enforcement laws, LeBarnes, Agnes Louise 04/25/1930:9 Engaged to Edward L. Kelley, 01/03/1930:4 Carl Lamson gives lecture-recital at high school, 05/23/1930:5 LeBarnes, Frank Large audience for noted Boston lawyer, Harry LeBaron Sampson, Moves from Middleboro to North Carver, 05/11/1934:6 10/31/1930:7 LeBaron (Mr) Robert Bisbee speaks on League of Nations at Lions Club meeting, Representative favors vote for women 55 years ago, 02/28/1930:7 12/18/1931:1 LeBaron, Edwin LeDoux, Cora M. Daughter born, 11/28/1930:7 Wedding described, 09/05/1930:1 LeBaron, Elizabeth Wed to Paul J. April, 09/05/1930:4, 6 Chester Weston acquires LeBaron property at Clifford and Webster St, Lee, Anne D. 03/07/1930:1 Engaged to Roy G. Washburn, 06/19/1931:4 Large attendance at auction, 03/07/1930:1 Wedding described, 06/26/1931:1 LeBaron, Elizabeth C. Lee, Annie Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/07/1930:7 New teacher at West Side School, 08/15/1930:1 LeBaron, Eugene Lemuel Engaged to Roy Washburn, 02/20/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Lee, Charles A. LeBaron, Hattie Case in land court, 12/15/1933:5 Ice crop 3,000 tons, 02/14/1930:1 Lee, Chester Chimney fire on Oak St, 12/05/1930:4 Bridgewater couple married 30 years, 04/25/1930:1 Car struck by Shurtleff as pulls out of parking space on Center St, Lee, Forest L. 08/14/1931:2 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 05/01/1931:6 LeBaron, Hattie B. Lee, George Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/06/1931:4 Resigns from C.P. Washburn Co., 02/20/1931:4 Included on list of leading genealogists in the U.S., 04/15/1932:1 Lee, George D. Completes biographies of six of the real granddaughters of the Livestock feed (ad), 07/22/1932:7 Revolution, 11/09/1934:1 Chicken feed (ad), 12/30/1932:3
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Lee, Helen E. Leighton, Frank Obituary, 11/06/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 03/06/1931:5 Miami, FL woman dies at age 86, 11/06/1931:4 Three-year-old Charles Thayer, Jr. run over by auto driven by Leighton, Lee, Henry 05/26/1933:1 Vice-president of U.S. dies 55 years ago, 11/21/1930:8 Young Howard Blackwell struck by truck driven by Leighton, Lee, John Charles 12/21/1934:2 Florida man dies at age 67, 11/21/1930:6 Leighton, Frank E. Lee, John T. Nemasket Oil & Gas Co. (ad), 05/15/1931:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:6 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:6 Collides with auto driven by Stewart Main, 06/15/1934:1 Lee, Molly MacPherson Leighton, Raymond Daughter born, 07/14/1933:1 Erects building on Wareham St for battery and vulcanizing business, Lee, Mrs George 03/07/1930:1 Injures knee in fall, 02/03/1933:1 Fox liberated from menagerie during fire killed by McCrillis, Lee, Ralph 11/06/1931:1 Engaged to Ella M. MacPherson, 07/15/1932:1 Leighton, Raymond E. Daughter born, 07/14/1933:1 The Bird Store on Wareham St (ad), 07/04/1930:6 Lee, Ralph Penrose Taxidermist, 872 Center St (ad), 10/31/1930:2 Wedding described, 09/02/1932:1 Son born, 08/14/1931:4 Lee, Theodore Opens tire store at 121 Centre St (ad), 09/25/1931:9 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Vulcanizing done extensively in local business, 10/16/1931:7 Lee, Wah Puts Middleboro on automotive map, 12/04/1931:8 Makes restitution for stealing electricity, 01/03/1930:7 Only complete vulcanizing plant in state, 01/01/1932:7 Lees, James Leighton, R.E. South Carver man dies at age 60, 03/20/1931:4 Expert vulcanizer moves shop to Wareham St (ad), 03/28/1930:5 Obituary, 03/27/1931:2 Leighton's Filling Station LeFlame, Frank Grass fire on East Main St, 04/18/1930:1 Pleads guilty to using electricity illegally, 05/25/1934:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 LeGarde, Charles Petition for license to sell gasoline, 10/03/1930:4 Resigns as janitor at South Middleboro School, 01/10/1930:3 License for extra gas storage tank granted, 11/28/1930:1 Employed at Means place on Marion Rd, 10/24/1930:3 In no way connected to Nemasket Oil Co. (ad), 05/08/1931:8 No longer employed at Means place, 11/07/1930:2 Leland, Annie P. Legee, C. Elmes Obituary, 11/17/1933:1 Makes extensive repairs to H.J. Legee estate, 04/03/1931:1 Wife of William H. dies at age 69, 11/17/1933:4 Legee, H.J. Leland, Lester C. Elmes Legee makes extensive repairs to estate, 04/03/1931:1 Leland and Rose mix it up at Oak and Peirce St, 06/20/1930:4 Legee, Mason Leland, Lester H. New manual training teacher at Bates School, 01/20/1933:3 Manager of Carnation Shop to take over, renamed Leland's Flower Legee, Mason H. Shop, 10/28/1932:1 Home remodeling (ad), 11/20/1931:10 Takes over Carnation Co. (ad), 10/28/1932:8 Legee, Mason, Jr. Leland, William Breaks leg in fall from swinging branch, 04/10/1931:1 Cherry St couple married 50 years, brief biography, 06/09/1933:1 Legee, Warren Clinton Leland, William S. Son born, 11/06/1931:4 Obituary, 05/30/1930:1 Leggee, Cyrus Chelsea man dies at age 78, 05/30/1930:4 Pleads not guilty to speeding, 06/22/1934:4 Leland Carnation Co. Fined $10 for speeding through intersection, 06/29/1934:2 15 North Main St (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Leggee, Henry J. October ideal for planting bulbs, 10/09/1931:7 Obituary, 10/24/1930:1 In business since 1915, 11/06/1931:7 Worcester man dies at age 69, 10/24/1930:4 Flowers complete holiday season, 11/27/1931:7 Will in probate, 11/28/1930:3 Women prefer flowers, 12/18/1931:7 Leggee, Mason Flowers fitting tribute at funerals, 02/12/1932:7 Fined $10 for unlawful use of electricity, 06/02/1933:1 Lester Leland takes over, renames Leland's Flower Shop, 10/28/1932:1 Alumnus of Fitchburg Normal Teacher Trainer class, 04/13/1934:1 Lester Leland takes over (ad), 10/28/1932:8 Leggee, Mason H. Continues retail trade at greenhouses (ad), 11/04/1932:5 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Leland's Flower Shop Leighton, Euric Lester Leland takes over Carnation Co., renames, 10/28/1932:1 Brooder house and chickens destroyed by fire, 04/17/1931:1 Lester Leland takes over (ad), 10/28/1932:8 Fire starts in monkey house at Leighton's menagerie, 10/09/1931:3 Lemmo, John A. Leighton, Euric L. Wed to Edna E. Clark, 02/24/1933:4 see also Leighton's Filling Station Lemunyon, Charles Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 06/10/1932:5 Sells place to Howard Sewall, 01/10/1930:9 Gasoline truck tips over, two men die in fire, 12/09/1932:1 Lemunyon, Charles E. Obituary, 12/09/1932:1 Sells Lakeville property to Howard Sewall, 01/24/1930:1 Bridgewater man dies at age 72, 12/09/1932:4 Lemunyon, Linnie B. Business to be carried on by widow (ad), 12/09/1932:8 Administrator presents account of estate, 06/06/1930:4 Leighton, Exilda Lend-a-Hand Club Will carry on business of late husband (ad), 12/09/1932:8 Holds annual meeting, 05/23/1930:1 Leonard, Abiathar W. Obituary, 05/25/1934:1
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Leonard, Alice Ashley Leonard, Sybil A. Will in probate, 04/22/1932:5 Obituary, 10/19/1934:1 Leonard, Allen M. Dies at age 87, 10/19/1934:4 Obituary, 04/20/1934:1 Petition for administration of estate, 11/02/1934:10 Leonard, Annie H. Leonard, Theodore Max Green not guilty of allowing cattle to graze on Leonard's land, Old Leonard saw mill burns down, 02/28/1930:1 05/29/1931:2 Leonard, W.T. Leonard, Arthur W. Accepts post as sub-master of Taunton high school 55 years ago, Engaged to Clara M. Atkins, 02/20/1931:4 08/01/1930:8 Wed to Clara M. Atkins, 03/06/1931:4 Leonard, Zebedee Leonard, Ashley Old Leonard saw mill burns down, 02/28/1930:1 Administrator presents final account of estate, 07/14/1933:3 Leonard & Barrows Leonard, Charles Melvin Add stitching machines and button-holer 55 years ago, 12/26/1930:6 Obituary, 09/04/1931:1 In support of A.G. Newkirk (ad) (l), 01/16/1931:6 Husband of Elizabeth Tobey dies in Brookline, 09/04/1931:4 Dampness suspends work at factory, 07/17/1931:1 Leonard, Christiana N. Factory may be open shop, 09/18/1931:1 Obituary, 08/07/1931:1 Agreement keeps local industry running, 09/25/1931:1 Dies at age 93, 08/07/1931:4 Settles differences with union, 09/25/1931:4 Leonard, Elizabeth T. Hires Elwyn Matthews, 10/09/1931:9 Mrs F.B. Matthews seeks information on former Wheaton College Beatrice Burnham employed in office, 11/27/1931:4 students (l), 05/09/1930:6 Cat rescued from factory roof, 02/03/1933:1 Leonard, Flora W. Fire starts in heater unit, prompt action averts disaster, 04/13/1934:1 Obituary, 01/06/1933:1 Leopold, Mrs Allen Dies at age 79, 01/06/1933:4 Housemaid at sanatorium, 07/01/1932:2 Leonard, Foss Lepre, Mellie Wedding described, 10/10/1930:1 Gets additional money for grading done by public works department, Leonard, Fred 08/07/1931:1 Chimney fire on Thomas St, 10/30/1931:1 Leroczko, Mike Leonard, George B. Chimney fire on Mill St, 02/24/1933:1 Obituary, 03/25/1932:1 LeSan, Arlene Catherine Dies at age 84, 03/25/1932:4 Wedding described, 05/01/1931:1 In Memoriam (poem by Edward E. Place), 03/25/1932:4 Lescault, Elphege Memorial service held for deceased GAR members, 07/01/1932:2 Accused murdered has local connection, 12/25/1931:1 Leonard, George S. Leslie, Annie Brown Hull corn man 55 years ago, 11/21/1930:8 Resides in Detroit, MI, 08/15/1930:1 Leonard, George Warren Letendre, Albert Obituary, 08/29/1930:1 Alfred Hodder resigns (ad), 01/13/1933:8 Taunton man dies, 08/29/1930:4 Barbers announce change in prices (ad), 01/13/1933:8 Leonard, Harriet W. Pearl St couple married 20 years, 06/08/1934:1 Frederick Leonard appointed executor of will, 01/22/1932:8 Letendre, Albert J. Leonard, J.A. Lakeville curve icy, takes out two cars, 01/16/1931:2 Estate purchased by C.D. Kingman and Edson Ellis 55 years ago, Letendre, Arthur 05/22/1931:8 Wedding described, 10/31/1930:1 Leonard, Kenneth Letendre, Arthur T. Moves to Dedham, 11/28/1930:1 Engaged to Doris L. Doucette, 10/24/1930:4 Couple on cruise to West Indies, 01/26/1934:1 Wed to Doris L. Doucette, 10/31/1930:4 Leonard, Luke Letendre, Louis Fined $10 for operating without a license, 04/18/1930:2 Thomas St home destroyed by fire, 02/19/1932:3 Not guilty of keeping unlicensed dog, 02/02/1934:1 Letendre, Melinda Leonard, Malvina Obituary, 07/08/1932:1 Burial in Rock Cemetery, 06/02/1933:2 Wife of Narcisse dies at age 68, 07/08/1932:4 Leonard, Mrs Hubert Letourneau, Oliver Rents Phinney's apartment on Pearl St, 01/08/1932:1 Daughter born, 09/02/1932:4 Leonard, Mrs Thomas P. Letourneau, Peter Resides in Stamford, CT, 03/07/1930:1 Son born, 12/18/1931:4 Leonard, Roger Legion members attend funeral of World War veteran, 02/24/1933:6 Attends Wentworth Institute, 01/02/1931:1 Letourneau, Peter W. Leonard, Roger M. Obituary, 02/24/1933:1 Graduates from Wentworth Institute, 06/12/1931:1 Chelsea man dies at age 38, 02/24/1933:4 Leonard, Shaw & Dean Walter Pittsley charged with assault on Letourneau, 01/12/1934:1 Merges with Schwarz Ruggles, Inc. of Rockland, 01/02/1931:1 Levasseur, Alexander New shoe company merger announced, 01/02/1931:1 Dies at age 55, 05/18/1934:4 Wilford Shuman foreman of stitching room, 08/12/1932:1 Obituary, 05/18/1934:5 Negotiations underway for purchase and occupancy, 12/23/1932:1 Elks hold annual memorial service, 12/07/1934:3 New firm to take over Leonard, Shaw & Dean factory, 01/13/1933:1 Levelie, Freeman John E. Lucey Shoe Co. incorporated, takes over old factory, Chimney fire on Everett St, 05/01/1931:1 02/03/1933:1 Levellie, Freeman Work to begin soon in old factory, 02/03/1933:1 Chimney fire at 81 Everett St, 05/09/1930:3
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Levellie, Mary Libraries Obituary, 06/09/1933:1 see also Lakeville Public Library; Middleborough Public Library; Rock Wife of Freeman dies at age 61, 06/09/1933:4 Village Library Levesque, Emelie Books donated for library at St. Luke's, 12/05/1930:1 Wed to Solomon H. Caswell, 08/26/1932:1 Licevic, George LeWillie, Alfred Administratrix presents account of estate, 06/27/1930:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/15/1931:5 Lightford, Norman Lewis, Annie Resides in Toronto, 01/20/1933:1 Teaches in Connecticut, 02/12/1932:3 Lightning Teaches in Providence, RI, 04/08/1932:7 Strikes pine tree at North Middleboro Congregational parsonage 55 Lewis, Barbara Claire years ago, 05/16/1930:7 Engaged to John Menowsky, 12/21/1934:1 Takes piece out of chimney at George H. Shaw Co., 06/20/1930:1 Lewis, Chester Spectacular electrical storm here, 07/11/1930:9 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 04/25/1930:9 Belfry at South Middleboro ME Church struck, 08/15/1930:2 Daughter born, 07/11/1930:3, 4 Tempest causes damage at church, police barracks, and Burt home, Son born, 02/24/1933:4, 6 08/15/1930:4 Roadside store suffers break-in, 04/07/1933:1 South Middleboro ME Church, Reed place, and Thomas place struck, Lewis, Doris 08/22/1930:3 Finds employment in Whitman, 12/19/1930:5 Enters municipal light station, service interrupted, 09/19/1930:4 Resides in Whitman, 11/20/1931:3 W.C. Thomas' barn struck by lightning, 05/15/1931:2 Lewis, Doris N. Strikes trees in Lakeville, cupola on Roach's farm, 08/14/1931:1 Takes nurses' training in Boston, 09/09/1932:4 William Ross of Quincy killed by lightning, 08/14/1931:1 Lewis, Edgar V. Wrecks havoc at Rock, 08/14/1931:3 Petition for license to sell gasoline, 09/19/1930:5 Strikes pump at Nash garage in Lakeville, 06/03/1932:1 Lewis, Elizabeth Burns off high tension wire at pumping station, 06/10/1932:1 Wed to Earl Moore, 05/20/1932:4 Electrical storm causes damage, 07/29/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Causes trouble with lighting system, 08/12/1932:1 Lewis, Emil Wrecks havoc during intense electrical storm, 09/09/1932:1 And William Lewis open roadside stand and filling station on Bedford Enters Wilmot house on Jackson St, 09/30/1932:1 St, 04/24/1931:7 Strikes shingles on house of Caleb Eddy, transformer at Breck house, Lewis, Emma 06/15/1934:2 Funeral held in North Carver, 01/02/1931:2 Liinamaa, Senja Lewis, Ernest Executor presents account of estate, 05/22/1931:7 And William Lewis build store on Bedford St, 02/13/1931:4 Lincoln, Alfred F. Lewis, Ernest G. Obituary, 10/07/1932:6 Father dies in Lynn, 02/28/1930:4 Lincoln, Cora Lewis, F.D. Funeral held at South Middleboro, 12/15/1933:7 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 03/17/1933:1 Lincoln, Cora A. Lewis, Florence Obituary, 12/08/1933:1 Engaged to Earl Moore, 04/29/1932:7 Widow of James H. dies at age 77, 12/08/1933:4 Wedding described, 05/20/1932:6 Will in probate, 12/22/1933:6 Lewis, Frank Lincoln, Earl Purchases Wareham St cottage and land from Albert Hunt, 12/02/1932:1 Gets deer this season, 12/16/1932:2 Moves to new home on Wareham St, 01/20/1933:3 Dog killed by Holmquist's auto, 12/30/1932:6 Lewis, Frank B. Lincoln, Everett T. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 12/02/1932:5 Will allowed in probate court, 01/17/1930:1 Lewis, James W. Savings Bank passes resolutions upon death, 01/31/1930:8 Will in probate, 06/24/1932:8 Lincoln, Hazel Lewis, Kenneth Stenographer and bookkeeper at Trust Co., 06/13/1930:4 Engaged to Marie Auselman, 09/02/1932:3 Lincoln, Hazel C. Lewis, William Pupil of Carrie Eaton gives recital, 07/18/1930:1 And Ernest Lewis build store on Bedford St, 02/13/1931:4 Lincoln, Howard And Emil Lewis open roadside stand and filling station on Bedford St, One of a few successful deer hunters, 12/15/1933:1 04/24/1931:7 Lincoln, Lewis Lewis Lincoln & Son Old Lincoln blacksmith shop closed for first time in 100 years, Old blacksmith shop closed for first time in 100 years, 01/08/1932:1 01/08/1932:1 Reduce price of horseshoeing to $1.50 fifty-five years ago, 04/01/1932:2 Reduces price of horseshoeing to $1.50 fifty-five years ago, Libbey, Arthur 04/01/1932:2 Middleboro quota filled for national reforestation project, 05/26/1933:1 Lincoln & Carver Libby, Arthur F. Lincoln continues business after partnership dissolved 55 years ago, Engaged to Violet F. Morse, 12/16/1932:4 01/17/1930:8 Liber, Charles George Sampson purchases brick yard from Lincoln & Carver 55 years Zelonis and Campbell held for grand jury on assault charge, ago, 07/10/1931:7 02/03/1933:1 Lincoln & Son Ray and McNayer charged with breaking and entering store, Build new wagon for Mendall & Bosworth 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 11/10/1933:4 Lind, Carl F. Granted liquor license, 03/30/1934:1 Fined $10 for speeding, 07/18/1930:4 Applies for liquor license, 12/21/1934:7 Collides with Wrentham driver at Union and Center St, 04/24/1931:2 Collides with Brooklyn driver on Plymouth St, 09/11/1931:6
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Lind, Herman Home for Aged People (p), 10/14/1932:3 And Emil Renne petition state for damage to cranberry bogs from new Littlefield, Arthur N. state road, 05/13/1932:1 Wed to Margaret Stetson Wallace, 08/01/1930:4 Sheriff's sale on execution, 06/10/1932:5 Wedding described, 08/01/1930:6 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:6 Littlefield, Arthur W. Lind, John Presents lecture on Middleboro's Problems, 01/17/1930:9 Hen thieves take 40 from flock, 02/14/1930:1 Littlefield, Bradford S. Lindberg, Chester M.W. Charged with violation of labor laws, 06/06/1930:2 Obituary, 07/10/1931:1 Labor law case continued, 06/13/1930:1 Lindsay, Alan Robertson King Philip Inn case continued, 07/04/1930:1 Born to Norman J., 09/16/1932:4 Littlefield, Edward Lindsay, Grover Resides in Albany, NY, 06/19/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/05/1931:4 Littlefield, Edward W. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Appointed acting supervisor of investigations for NY Conservation Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/19/1933:6 Commission, 07/04/1930:1 Lindsay, Norman J. Littlefield, Grace C. Son born, 09/16/1932:4 Praise for recent picture This Day and Age (l), 01/05/1934:6 Lindsay, Norman W. Littlefield, Henrietta New vice-principal of Bates School, biography (p), 08/14/1931:1 German instructor at Simmons College, 09/12/1930:1 Lindsay, Victoria Makes final revisions on German text, 09/08/1933:1 Arrested in Fall Brook break-in, 02/06/1931:1 Resigns from Simmons College, to teach at American International Arthur Deporian guilty of assault on Lindsay, 11/23/1934:2 College, Springfield, 04/27/1934:1 Lindsey, Victoria Littlefield, Loren Chimney fire on Lois St, 01/02/1931:5 Receives 25-year pin from G.E. Keith Shoe Co., 03/27/1931:1 Placed on probation in larceny case, 02/13/1931:1 Littlefield, Mrs Arthur W. Lindstrom, V. Norman Commends film Emma (l), 02/26/1932:2 Essay and valedictory, 06/20/1930:6 Commendations to senior class play (l), 04/22/1932:6 Linehan, Daniel Littlejohn, Lillian Funeral held in Haverhill, 03/21/1930:1 Auto struck by Alonzo Ryder's car at Peirce and Pearl St, 06/27/1930:1 Linfield, E.P. Littlejohn, Louis C. South Carver couple married 50 years, 12/19/1930:7 New inspector of petroleum products, 05/16/1930:1 Linkko, Kallie Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Chimney fire on France St, 07/21/1933:4 District Scout commissioner resigns, 1/27/1933:1 Linton, Alton Livesey, James Chimney fire on Precinct St, 02/06/1931:1 Found hungry and exhausted on New Bedford street, 03/13/1931:1 Daughter born, 03/04/1932:4 Livestock (see names of specific kinds of livestock) Employed on Rotch farm, 09/01/1933:3 Livestock Feed Linton, Bernice see also C.P. Washburn Co. Engaged to Basil Goff, 09/11/1931:1 J. Cushing Co., chick feed (ad), 04/04/1930:2 Wedding described, 09/25/1931:4 George Lee resigns from C.P. Washburn Co., 02/20/1931:4 Linton, Howard George D. Lee (ad), 07/22/1932:7 Two-year-old in hospital with infantile paralysis, 07/24/1931:7 F.H. Sargent & Co., 10 Station St (ad), 09/23/1932:8 Victim of infantile paralysis improving, 08/21/1931:4 George D. Lee, chicken feed (ad), 12/30/1932:3 Linton, James Lloyd, Owen R. Wed to Annie Karos, 09/09/1932:1 Obituary, 10/27/1933:1 Linton, Lavinia Bernice Lloyd Perkins & Son Born to Alton, 03/04/1932:4 Take agency for Gilbert & Baker oil burners (ad), 07/11/1930:4 Linton, Orville Install new heater at town infirmary, 12/05/1930:1 Daughter born, 10/10/1930:1 Water systems (ad), 04/22/1932:5 Employed at Hilltop Farm, 09/21/1934:4 L.O. Atwood Box Factory Lions Club Herbert Chapman sawyer, 01/24/1930:3 Locate branch formed, 12/19/1930:1 Edgar Wilcox outside foreman, 08/01/1930:8 Middleboro chapter holds charter meeting, 01/09/1931:1 Nailing department runs overtime, 09/12/1930:8 Commended by secretary-general for work done in past year, Joseph Florends sawyer, 10/03/1930:3 08/28/1931:2 Employs Elmer Hatch, 10/10/1930:9 Robert Bisbee speaks on League of Nations, 12/18/1931:1 Employs Joseph Goodreau, 02/27/1931:2 Holds annual meeting, 06/16/1933:1 Employs G.K. Westgate, 04/17/1931:7 Liquor Stores (see Alcoholic Beverage Industry) Murdock Hartling resigns, 07/10/1931:2 Liquor Traffic (see Alcoholic Beverage Industry) Mendall Boehme employed in office, 07/31/1931:7 Lithuanian Co-operative Co. Last of season's logs cut, 08/21/1931:9 Ownership transfers to Bladas Kukauskas, 02/23/1934:5 Busiest time of year, 08/28/1931:3 Little, Ophelia Runs 10 hours a day, 10/30/1931:3 Obituary, 03/02/1934:7 Hiram Caldwell resigns, 04/08/1932:6 Little People Runs full time, 07/29/1932:3 see also Thumb, Mrs Tom; Thumb, Tom Runs 10 hours a day, 09/02/1932:2 Minnie Warren arrives home with pony train 55 years ago, 06/06/1930:6 Lays off Foster Hatch and Elmer Hatch, 12/16/1932:6 Friends of Minnie Warren gather 55 years ago, 07/11/1930:8 George Dennett foreman, 01/12/1934:7 Countess Magri ancestors' memorial boulder moved to Montgomery Elmer and Foster Hatch return to work, 04/13/1934:6 Home, 07/25/1930:1 Edwin Piper resumes work, 06/29/1934:3 Edith Finney maintains unique Magri historical garden at Montgomery Employs Roy Holmes, 09/14/1934:3
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L.O. Atwood Box Factory cont. Logrien, Howard Sells business to New Bedford company, 11/30/1934:1 Arraigned on charge of non-support of wife, 02/27/1931:1 News of retirement met with regrets in Rock, 11/30/1934:2 Gets two month sentence for non-support of wife, 05/15/1931:2 Westgate and Thomas combine for almost 86 years at work, Loses control of truck, ends up in Nemasket River, 10/16/1931:1 12/14/1934:9 Logrien, Howard S. Lobl, Frederick Seaman guilty of not supporting wife, 05/09/1930:1 Joseph Silva gets fingers caught in machinery at Lobl Mfg., Fined $5 for driving without a license, 10/12/1934:2 10/10/1930:4 Logrien, Yvonne In support of Kenneth Keedwell (ad) (l), 01/16/1931:5 Husband arraigned on charge of non-support of wife, 02/27/1931:1 Explains absence at laying or cornerstone for new federal building (l), Howard Logrien gets two month sentence for non-support, 05/15/1931:2 09/02/1932:5 Ruby Ray fined $10 for assault on Logrien, 09/07/1934:7 An answer and explanation (l) (Wm. R. Farrington), 09/09/1932:3 Long (Mr) Files nomination papers for selectman, 12/21/1934:1 Norton & Long, 30 School St (ad), 09/26/1930:4 Lobl Mfg. Co. (see Lobl, Frederick) Norton & Long, Thatcher's Row (ad), 10/02/1931:6 Lockman, Thomas Etta Pitman in collision with Norton & Long truck driven by George Fox hunter has story to tell, 02/23/1934:2 Dunham, 03/03/1933:1 Locksmiths Long, Helen Baxter's Repair Shop, Center St (ad), 02/13/1931:8 Obituary, 02/12/1932:1 Lockwood, Carolyn Dennett Wife of Swift W. dies at age 73, 02/12/1932:4 Former resident held in Spanish jail, 07/14/1933:1 Long, Levi F. Acquitted by military court in Mallorca, Spain, 11/03/1933:1 Purchases Cleverly farm in Warrentown, 05/16/1930:3 Locust Grove Poultry Farm (see Paquin-Keuppie) Long, Mabel Logan (Mr) Engaged to Edmund Gomes, 06/22/1934:1 Graduates from University of Illinois with B.S., 06/19/1931:1 Long, Mabel F. Logan, A. Engaged to Edmund F. Gomes, 06/22/1934:4 Chimney fire on Pearl St, 01/13/1933:1 Long, Mrs S.N. Logan, A.H. Son-in-law dies in Melrose, 11/28/1930:3 Manager of Clark's Place on West Grove St (ad), 09/25/1931:4 Long, Paul Logan, Alice B. Engaged to Ruby Morse, 02/16/1934:1 Engaged to David P. Ashley, 11/21/1930:6 Long, Paul C. Logan, Alton H. On furlough after three-year submarine tour with U.S. Navy, Joseph Westgate struck by Reed's delivery truck on Center St, 08/01/1930:1 10/03/1930:1 Long Pond Logan, Arthur L. Another lawsuit looms, 10/28/1932:1 Wins insignia of Army Air Corps, 02/24/1933:1 High water allows nature study by Edward Whitney, 04/21/1933:1 Army aviator forced to bail out of plane, 09/15/1933:1 High water undermines road, 04/21/1933:1 Stationed at Mitchell Field on Long Island, 12/15/1933:1 Cathedral camp opens 19th season, 06/30/1933:2 Flies from Atlanta, GA to Charlotte, NC for air mail service, Longland, Alice A. 03/02/1934:1 Missionary returns from five years in India, 06/27/1930:3 Stationed at Greensboro, NC, 04/06/1934:1 Longo, Celia A. Wedding described, 05/25/1934:1 Wed to Anthony Pacheco, 11/14/1930:4 Logan, Arthur T. Loomis, Walter Thomas Elected national president of Tau Nu Tau, 05/01/1931:1 Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Logan, F. Mildred Loon Pond Obituary, 09/07/1934:1 Lawrence Chiouppi drowns at Loon Pond, 08/12/1932:1 Dies at age 48, 09/07/1934:4 Loon Pond Camp Logan, Fred Opens under direction of Boston man, 07/11/1930:1 Mysterious fire in garage on Cottage Ct, 05/30/1930:3 Boy Scouts attend camp, 08/21/1931:2 Logan, Leontine Radio stolen from camp, 05/20/1932:5 Struck by Brookline auto on new road, dies, 09/04/1931:1 Lorimer, Edith Leach Wife of Treffle dies at age 71, 09/04/1931:4 Resides in Rochester, NH, 05/22/1931:1 Inquest ordered, 09/18/1931:1 Loring, Isaac M. Results of inquest, 09/25/1931:1 Obituary, 06/12/1931:6 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Loring, Leora Alice Logan, Lontene Wedding described, 08/08/1930:3 Petition for administration of estate, 06/24/1932:8 Loring, Lester B. Logan, Mildred Daughter born, 04/21/1933:4 Celebrates wedding anniversary, 01/24/1930:2 Lougee, Doris J. Logan, Milford Wed to Harold W. Nickerson, 04/29/1932:4 Occupies Gates' tenement on Miller St, 04/22/1932:3 Lougee, Doris Juanita Employed at A&P in North Falmouth, 09/02/1932:2 Engaged to Harold W. Nickerson, 03/25/1932:4 Daughter born, 11/25/1932:3 Loughman, William, Jr. Moves from Miller St to Carver, 12/09/1932:6 Wedding described, 06/22/1934:5 Logan, Milford W. Loughran, William Secures post at A&P in Hyannis, 07/11/1930:1 Resigns from Lang's, to manager meat market in Boston, 11/02/1934:4 Wedding described, 04/03/1931:1 Lou's Beauty Shop Wed to Judith Elizabeth Lamminmaki, 04/03/1931:4 55 South Main St (ad), 05/04/1934:8 Logan, William J. Love, J.M. Peirce St couple married 25 years, 01/24/1930:4 Authorized dealer of The Fowler oil range (ad), 09/12/1930:2 Park Theatre janitor resigns, 09/26/1930:1
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Lovell (Mr) Lucas, Thatcher B. Parks and Lovell open new business, Shaw's Express, 55 years ago, And George Morrill purchase stock in trade from A.W. Bryant 55 years 01/03/1930:6 ago, 07/03/1931:6 Lovell, Angeline Wesson Lucas, Thatcher B., Jr. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Obituary, 11/25/1932:1 Lovell, Barbara Foxboro man dies at age 54, 11/25/1932:4 Student nurse in Boston, 05/06/1932:1 Luce, Anne E. Student nurse at Children's Hospital in Boston, 07/15/1932:1 Obituary, 06/10/1932:1 Lovell, Barbara H. Luce, Henry T. Student nurse at Children's hospital in Boston, 02/26/1932:1 Engaged to Mary L. Poirier, 12/05/1930:4 Lovell, Benjamin P.W. Wed to Mary L. Poirier, 12/12/1930:4 Andrew Wheeler purchases Vaughan St farm from Frederick Atwood, Luce, Warren H. 10/23/1931:1 Arrives in from California via Panama Canal, 05/08/1931:1 Lovell, B.P.W. Lucey, John E. (see John E. Lucey Shoe Co.) New owners of Vaughn St place renovate house, 11/06/1931:1 Luddy, William Lovell, Caleb T. Daughter born, 05/30/1930:4 Obituary, 09/05/1930:1 Luippold, Carlena Brooklyn, NY man dies at age 66, 09/05/1930:4 Resigns as superintendent of church school at Central Congregational, Lovell, Charles E. 11/10/1933:1 Obituary, 11/07/1930:1 Retiring superintendent at Central Congregational honored, Lovell, Clifford S. 11/17/1933:5 Former resident successful candidate for selectman in Watertown, Luippold, John 02/27/1931:2 New assistant janitor at high school, 11/20/1931:2 Lovell, E.B. Luippold & Keefe E.A. Strout Realty Agency (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Attract universal attention 55 years ago, 03/28/1930:6 Independent real estate agent (ad), 08/07/1931:8 Lumber (see Building Materials) Lovell, Edward B. Lunkis, Joseph Trash fire gets away from Barden Hill man, 01/10/1930:1 Youngster cuts Jesse Perkins in scuffle at West Side School, Lovell, Ellen C. 01/17/1930:1 Employed in Everett, 03/07/1930:1 Lupien, Jessie M. Lovell, Ellen Cary Wedding described, 07/11/1930:1 Wed to Edward Sumner Jackson, 10/16/1931:4 Wed to Julian H. Witbeck, 07/11/1930:4 Lovell, George W. Lutted, Helen J. Dog breeder recognized in Sunday Globe 55 years ago, 10/02/1931:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/24/1932:7 Wed to Angeline E. Wesson, 04/01/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7, 05/19/1933:7 English setters among winners in fall circuit, 11/02/1934:1 Lynch, Alice B. Lovell, George Williams Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Engaged to Angeline Brewer Wesson, 03/25/1932:4 Lynch, F.S. Wedding described, 04/01/1932:1 Local beagle places at Bryantville trials, 10/14/1932:3 Lovell, Gladys Lynch, Lewis Boardman knocked down by auto driven by Lovell, 11/04/1932:1 Funeral held in Wareham, 12/11/1931:1 Lovell, Mrs E.B. Lynde, Edward Benjamin Picks bouquet of pansies, 11/27/1931:1 Obituary, 02/24/1933:1 Lovell, Thomas Dies at age 79, 02/24/1933:4 Hooked rug crafted by Mrs Sylvester Keith depicts grandfather's Lynde, Elwyn B. homestead, 09/16/1932:2 Announces candidacy for treasurer/collector, 12/04/1931:1 Lovell & Perkins Files nomination papers, 12/25/1931:1 Express wagon newly painted, new style harness installed 55 years ago, Candidate for treasurer/collector (ad), 01/08/1932:2 05/09/1930:6 Replaces William Brackett as treasurer/collector, 04/08/1932:1 Lovely (Mr) Special elections will stir up activities, 04/15/1932:1 Accepts position with Caswell Bros., 06/05/1931:3 Runs for treasurer/collector in special election, 04/29/1932:1 Loving, George H. Collides with Hayes' bakery truck driven by Gamache, 06/29/1934:6 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:6 Lyon, Alice Lowe, Edmund Former resident of North Lakeville dies in Brockton, 02/17/1933:2 Obituary, 09/22/1933:1 Lyon, Charles Weymouth man dies at age 80, 09/22/1933:4 Sells store to James Craig, moves to Pembroke, 08/01/1930:6 Lowe, Edward W. Lysandrou, James Tussles with wild cat, 11/27/1931:2 Son born, 08/22/1930:4 Lowe, Lizzie Lytle, Carl D. Moves from Rocky Meadow to West Carver, 11/23/1934:1 Brief biography, 12/12/1930:1 Lowocko, Michael Lytle, James A. Chimney fire on Mill St, 04/29/1932:1 Wedding described, 01/31/1930:9 Lucas (Mr) Purchases house lot from B.R. Glidden 55 years ago, 04/03/1931:2 M Morrill & Lucas have new sign up 55 years ago, 07/31/1931:6 Mac__d, Mrs Edward Morrill & Lucas renovate store 55 years ago, 10/23/1931:2 Fractures wrist in fall, 12/15/1933:1 Lucas, Elisha Macafee, Mrs Reed Dana Biography, 06/01/1934:3 The former Edith Cushing now supervisor of drawing in Wareham
schools, 04/01/1932:7
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MacAuley, Viola Mack, A.R. Sprains ankle coming down fire pole, 01/16/1931:2 High school principal (p), 06/20/1930:6 MacCartney, David Lets Rice St house to Richard Hinckley, 08/07/1931:1 Pleads guilty to operating vehicle without license, 10/07/1932:1 Moves to new home in Attleboro, 08/14/1931:1 MacDermid, Norman Daughter born, 04/15/1932:1 Dies at age 72, 02/27/1931:4 Lets Rice St house to C.E. Manchester, 06/02/1933:1 MacDonald, Agnes Mack, Arleen Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Recovering from serious case of blood poisoning, 03/17/1933:1 MacDonald, Alice Mack, Mildred Russell Resides in Montclair, NJ, 09/01/1933:1 Born to A.R., 04/15/1932:1 MacDonald, Charles MacKeen, Hilda Dies in Brockton, 12/09/1932:3 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 01/03/1930:2 MacDonald, Edward J. Craft counselor at Attleboro camp, 06/27/1930:7 Engaged to Vera A. Hartling, 03/17/1933:2 Elected to choir at Bridgewater Normal school, 10/17/1930:8 MacDonald, James Soloist at Congregational church in Bridgewater, 11/21/1930:3 In charge of ice cutting crew at Winslow Farm, 02/07/1930:11 Attends funeral of cousin in Taunton, 05/01/1931:3 MacDonald, John Member of choir and glee club at Bridgewater Normal school, To attend Wentworth Institute, 07/11/1930:1 10/09/1931:9 MacDonald, Miriam Begins student teaching in Bridgewater, 12/18/1931:6 Attends Jackson College, 02/14/1930:1 Graduates from Bridgewater State, 06/24/1932:3 Elected to honorary dramatic society at Tufts University, 05/23/1930:1 New building assistant for School Street School, 12/21/1934:1 In orchestra at Jackson College, 03/27/1931:1 Elected building assistant in School Street School, 12/28/1934:2 Contributor to anthology of poems from Tufts, 05/15/1931:1 MacKeen, Margaret Graduates from Jackson College with degree in biology, 06/12/1931:3 Attends funeral of cousin in Taunton, 05/01/1931:3 Review of four years at Jackson College, 06/19/1931:1 Mackie, Joseph Wedding described, 06/30/1933:8 Providence youth dies in car wreck in Lakeville, 09/01/1933:1 MacDonald, Neil Owner of car held liable in death of Mackie, 09/15/1933:2 Obituary, 10/13/1933:1 Mackiewicz, John Dies at age 68, 10/13/1933:4 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 06/10/1932:4 MacDonald, Rex Mackillop, G. Marjorie W.T. Grant store manager transfers to Wakefield, 02/20/1931:1 Resides in New York City, 07/17/1931:1 MacDonald, Robert H. Mackillop, G. Marjory Funeral held in Campello, 04/25/1930:6 Engaged to William H. Kuppers, 01/08/1932:1 MacDonald & Sharp Mack's (see McKechnie, James T.) Petition for license to sell gasoline, 07/29/1932:5 Macmann, Arthur C. MacDougall, William J. Obituary, 12/02/1932:3 Alumnus of Bowdoin College, 06/19/1931:6 MacMann, Bernard E. MacFarlin, Della Dies in Boston, 03/20/1931:1 Chimney fire in South Middleboro, 02/13/1931:3 MacMullen, John R. MacFarlin, E.B. Local bird dog wins prize at Brockton, 10/10/1930:1 Window screens (ad), 04/17/1931:8 MacNayer, Archie MacFarlin, Helena Wed to Dorothy Ray, 09/07/1934:4 Resides in Pasadena, CA, 07/04/1930:1 MacNayr, Gladys MacFarlin, Mrs Fred Struck by glancing blow in hit-and-run at the Green, 05/22/1931:1 Resides in Bridgewater, 01/23/1931:3 MacNayr, Gladys E. MacGown, Nancy Engaged to Edward S. Lawrence, 02/09/1934:4 Little girl badly scalded by hot water, 05/16/1930:3 MacNeil, Donald Paun MacGown, R.C. Born to Gordon E., 10/21/1932:4 Give new high school coach your support (l), 04/21/1933:3 MacNeil, Edith MacGown, Roland New assistant librarian at Lakeville, 06/09/1933:1 Daughter born, 10/24/1930:4 MacNeil, Gordon E. MacGown, Roland C. Son born, 10/21/1932:4 Moves from Benton St to Coombs St, 01/10/1930:1 MacNeil, Harvey C. Moves from Barrows St to High St, 07/08/1932:1 On track team at Northeastern University, 01/01/1932:1 MacGregor, Bruce Richard MacNeil, Mrs James Adopted by Dr Sarah Surrey, 01/03/1930:1 Mother dies in Scotland, 04/17/1931:1 Macgregor, William MacNeil, Raymond Loses police dog to auto, 09/30/1932:1 Stationed with Coast Guard at Point Judith, 07/04/1930:4 MacIlwain, George E. MacNeil, William, Jr. Author of Boston Herald article on Bringing Back Prosperity, And Mary Peirce in slight accident at Pearl and Center St, 10/05/1934:2 10/24/1930:8 MacNeill, Elizabeth A. MacIntosh, Alice Engaged to Frederick W. Wholey, 02/24/1933:4 Sails for two-month trip in Europe, 05/09/1930:3 Wed to Frederick W. Wholey, 02/24/1933:4 MacIntyre, Charles MacNeill, Elizabeth Louise Daughter born, 12/11/1931:4 Born to Gordon, 02/09/1934:4 Mack, Alfred R. MacNeill, Gordon High school principal resigns, biography (p), 06/26/1931:1 Daughter born, 02/09/1934:4 Principal of Attleboro High School, 10/16/1931:1 Daughter Elizabeth Louise born, 02/09/1934:4
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MacNeill, Gordon E. Maddigan, R.W. Wed to Edith L. Paun, 03/04/1932:4 Insurance office employs Dorothy Shaw, 08/26/1932:1 Receives engineering degree from Northeastern University, Maddigan, Thomas 09/23/1932:2 Manager of W.T. Grant store in Oneida, NY, 05/16/1930:6 MacNeill, Gordon Everett Maddigan, Walter T. Wedding described, 03/04/1932:1 Obituary, 02/13/1931:1 Graduates with honors from Northeastern University, 06/24/1932:1 Dies at age 26, 02/13/1931:4 MacNeill, Raymond Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 In Coast Guard at Cuttyhunk, 10/30/1931:6 Maddigan Family Macomber, Ben Holds reunion here, 12/30/1932:4 Signs contract with WBZ, 02/14/1930:1 Maddox, Amos G. Macomber, Etta Obituary, 06/13/1930:1 Obituary, 07/29/1932:1 Taunton man dies at age 24, 06/20/1930:6 Widow of William H. dies at age 82, 07/29/1932:4 Maddox, Beatrice E. Macomber, Frank F. Wedding described, 02/24/1933:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Madeiros, Mary Macomber, Frank S. Takes course at Chandler Secretarial school, 01/24/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Madigan, Viola Macomber, George Engaged to E. Raymond Pratt, 12/01/1933:1 Moves from North Truro to Lakeville 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Magoon, Josiah E. Macomber, Horace W. Frank St couple married 54 years, 03/17/1933:1 Picks full-blown dandelion, 01/10/1930:9 Magri, Countess Obituary, 12/11/1931:1 see also Thumb, Mrs Tom Dies at age 71, 12/11/1931:4 Ancestors' memorial boulder moved to Montgomery Home, Macomber, William 07/25/1930:1 Fire in closet at 5 North St, 03/18/1932:1 Edith Finney maintains unique historical garden at Montgomery Home Fire of unknown origin on North St, 12/15/1933:4 for Aged People (p), 10/14/1932:3 Macomber, William B. Maguire, Michael F. Overheated stove causes fire at Howell apartment, 11/10/1933:1 Dies in July 1929, 09/26/1930:2 Macomber, William H. Maher, George Obituary, 01/22/1932:1 Moves from Virginia to Bedford St, 09/08/1933:4 Dies at age 82, 01/22/1932:4 Maher, Gertrude MacPherson, Ella M. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Engaged to Ralph Lee, 07/15/1932:1 Mahler, Helen E. MacPherson, Ella Mary "Molly" Engaged to Levi T. Thomas, 05/01/1931:4 Wedding described, 09/02/1932:1 Wed to Levi T. Thomas, 05/15/1931:4 MacRae, Bessie Robinson Dunham Mahler, Katherine L. Obituary, 10/09/1931:6 Wed to Roger D. Pratt, 04/17/1931:4 MacRae, Donald R. Mahler, Susan A. Son born, 06/10/1932:7 Obituary, 06/20/1930:1 MacRae, Donald R., Jr. Wife of Jacob P. dies at age 70, 06/20/1930:4 Born to Donald R., 06/10/1932:7 Mahoney, Frank MacRae, William Has success starting races at Joe Hooker track, 08/29/1930:1 Rents Plymouth St tenement from Cora Whitmarsh, 03/31/1933:6 Foreman at sanatorium, 01/08/1932:4 Moves to Plymouth St, 04/07/1933:6 Mahoney, James Moves to State Farm, 11/30/1934:7 Daughter born, 09/19/1930:4 Macura, Anna Son born, 01/05/1934:4 Resides in Boston, 05/29/1931:1 Mahoney, James P. Maddigan, Charles E. New police head at Framingham, 03/31/1933:6 Wed to Margaret A. Healey, 01/05/1934:4 State police head feted by local Elks (p), 05/19/1933:1 Maddigan, Edward J. Mahoney, John Obituary, 01/02/1931:1 Resides in East Orange, NJ, 02/28/1930:1 Dies at age 72, 01/02/1931:4 Mahoney, John F. Maddigan, Frank Obituary, 09/12/1930:1 Chimney fire on East Main St, 11/07/1930:4 Dies at age 66, 09/12/1930:4 Maddigan, James Mahoney, Mrs J. Employed at Gazette, 09/19/1930:1 Lets Oak St apartment to Eugene Shurtleff, 05/15/1931:1 Maddigan, John F. Mahoney, T. Frank Obituary, 06/15/1934:1 Lakeville Hospital head farmer a noted apple man, 10/31/1930:7 Dies at age 73, 06/15/1934:4 Starter for races at Pascoag, RI over Memorial Day, 05/22/1931:1 Maddigan, Mary E. Mahoney, Walter B. Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:7 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Maddigan, Michael J. Mahony, Catherine Obituary, 08/28/1931:1 Employed at sanatorium, 03/21/1930:4 Dies at age 77, 08/28/1931:4 Main, George Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Rents North St place from John Donner, 08/22/1930:1 Maddigan, Ralph Main, Stewart R. Grass fire on Everett St, 1/27/1933:1 And Mary Sweeney injured when auto crashes into tree on Carmel St, Maddigan, Ralph W. 05/11/1934:1 Town building insurance proposal comes under fire, 02/16/1934:1 Collides with truck driven by Frank Leighton, 06/15/1934:1
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Majahad, Leo Mann, Ella M. Obituary, 10/10/1930:9 Obituary, 1/27/1933:1 Major, Sarah Louise Wife of John J. dies at age 80, 1/27/1933:4 Wedding described, 11/28/1930:1 Mann, John J. Maker, Kenneth Rescues wife from burning home, 12/02/1932:1 Employed at State Farm, 09/07/1934:1 Mann, John T. Malagodi, Alfred House completely destroyed by fire, 12/02/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Mann, Mrs Frank E. Malaguti, Doris Resides in San Jose, CA, 06/30/1933:1 Engaged to Everett Houlihan, 04/17/1931:1 Manning, Edward Malaguti, Norine Doris Obituary, 07/03/1931:1 Engaged to Everett R. Houlihan, 04/17/1931:4 Dies at age 87, 07/03/1931:4 Wedding described, 05/01/1931:1 Obituary, 07/10/1931:1 Malaguti, Roy Manning, George Slot machine case continued, 04/21/1933:1 Owner of race track at Camp Joe Hooker, 03/27/1931:1 Granted license to sell beer, 09/29/1933:1 Newly installed pump stolen from roadside stand, 08/11/1933:1 Restaurant license renewed by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Manning, George W. Malenfant, Albert Granted beer and wine license, 04/27/1934:1 Member of high school baseball and basketball teams (p), 06/22/1934:8 Mansfield, Josie Maleski, Joseph Long journey from Rock village to pauper's grave in Paris, 11/06/1931:1 Charged with drunkenness and reckless driving, 11/06/1931:1 Mansfield, Mrs William Held for grand jury on larceny charge, 11/13/1931:1 Funeral held in Waltham, 11/18/1932:1 Sentenced to three months for using auto without permission, Mansfield, William 11/13/1931:1 Dies in Waltham, 07/25/1930:4 Collides with Rehoboth driver on Wareham St, 12/30/1932:1 Manslaughter Charged with using auto without authority, 04/14/1933:1 Antonio Ricco tried in Norfolk County court, 05/02/1930:1 Withdraws plea of not guilty, 04/21/1933:1 Robert Baker charged with manslaughter and operating negligently after Withdraws appeal in auto theft case, 06/02/1933:1 death in Brockton, 10/10/1930:1 Held for grand jury on charge of breaking and entering Robinson's store, Anthony Freitas gets two years in jail, 03/02/1934:1 12/01/1933:1 Manter, Esther N. Malicious Mischief Plymouth woman dies, 06/09/1933:1 Agnes Miszkinis pleads not guilty to malicious destruction of Rose Manter, Mary A. Benson Sawicki's property, 09/01/1933:1 Obituary, 10/27/1933:7 West Side feud between Miszkinis and Sawicki settled in court, Manter, Mrs Thomas 09/29/1933:1 Funeral held in Rockland, 10/27/1933:6 Malm, Victor A. Manwaring, Helen Local man killed at West Roxbury Trap Rock Co., 07/25/1930:1 Resides in Tunbridge, VT, 03/21/1930:1 Dies at age 47, 07/25/1930:4 Resides in Chelsea, VT, 11/28/1930:1 Malmquist, Martha Resides in Hartland, VT, 08/21/1931:1 Homestead Dining Room, Nils and Martha Malmquist, 19 South Main Manwaring, Helen F. St (ad), 12/30/1932:8 Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Malmquist, Nils Wed to Richard V. Jackson, 06/03/1932:4 Homestead Dining Room, Nils and Martha Malmquist, 19 South Main Manwaring, Mrs Frank St (ad), 12/30/1932:8 Resides in Avon, 10/06/1933:7 Malonson, Sylvine Manwaring, Winthrop Wed to Irene Goodreau, 10/20/1933:6 Student at Tufts, 04/04/1930:1 Malonson, Sylvine J. Plays with orchestra in New Hampshire, 06/27/1930:1, 01/02/1931:1 Engaged to Irene L. Goodreau, 09/22/1933:4 Performs with musicians at Falmouth Heights for the summer, Wed to Irene L. Goodreau, 10/20/1933:4 07/08/1932:1 Maltais, Adrian On 12-day cruise to Havana and Nassau, 03/03/1933:1 Wedding described, 06/19/1931:1 Leaves for series of cruises, 06/30/1933:1 And wife employed at sanatorium, 04/29/1932:3 Returns after summer of musical work in the south, 09/29/1933:1 Son born, 10/21/1932:4 Manwaring, Winthrop R. Maltais, William Awarded Moses True Brown scholarship at Tufts college, 11/21/1930:1 Obituary, 10/26/1934:1 Takes part in Nativity play at Tufts college, 12/25/1931:1 South Hanson man dies at age 54, 10/26/1934:4 Gets role in play at Tufts College, 05/20/1932:3 Malwicki, Marion J. Maps and Mapping Wed to Alexander Zion, 10/09/1931:4 Assessor Boynton prepares large maps of local properties, 07/25/1930:4 Manchester, C.E. Assessors presented with aerial map of area, 11/06/1931:2 Moves from School St to Rice St, 06/02/1933:1 Postmaster receives 1855 map of town in fine state of preservation, Manley, Agnes Elena 11/02/1934:1 Obituary, 04/29/1932:1 Marabella, Angelo Manley, Elena Selectmen revoke beer license, 06/16/1933:1 Teacher retires from Thomastown School, 07/31/1931:1 Appeals beer license repeal, 07/21/1933:1 A tribute (l) (Charles H. Bates), 05/06/1932:4 Maranville, Flora E. Manley, Ruth E. Obituary, 03/10/1933:1 Engaged to Francis Morgan Hill, 06/24/1932:3 Taunton woman dies at age 62, 03/10/1933:2 Manley, Ruth Elena Maranville, Helen E. Wedding described, 07/08/1932:3 Obituary, 10/20/1933:6
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Maranville, Leslie Martenson, Anders Purchases home from Arnold Pembroke, 08/01/1930:9 Business is part of remodeling plan for Thatcher block, 09/25/1931:1 Occupies new home on Plymouth St, 10/17/1930:9 Surprise dinner for long-time Middleboro businessman, 09/25/1931:2 Daughter born, 07/10/1931:4 Warrentown gas extension (l), 09/23/1932:2 Maranville, Lilla E. Martenson, Margaret Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Wedding described, 01/01/1932:1 Maranville, Maude F. Martenson, Ruth Engaged to William F. Stairs, 09/18/1931:4 Resides in Watertown, 01/31/1930:5 Marble, Lloyd H.F. Watertown teacher breaks ankle, 02/07/1930:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Resides in Arlington, 04/25/1930:1 Fined $10 for using condemned scales, 04/24/1931:2 Martenson, Ruth M. March, Lindsay J. Engaged to Ivar H. Edlund, 06/24/1932:4 Deadlock broken, high school principal elected (p), 08/07/1931:1 Wed to Ivar H. Edlund, 07/08/1932:4 To reside at 17 Barrows St, 08/14/1931:1 Martenson, Ruth Mildred Break-in at high school office unsuccessful, 05/20/1932:1 Engaged to Ivar Edlund, 01/08/1932:1 Re-elected high school principal, 05/20/1932:1 Wedding described, 07/08/1932:1 Marchand, Oliver Martenson, Thomas Son born, 12/07/1934:4 Purchases Centre St poultry farm from Nick and Mary Martin, Marchand, Oliver A. 11/13/1931:1 Engaged to Blanche N. Savard, 09/30/1932:4 Martin, Albert Wedding described, 10/14/1932:1 Wed to Grace Hastings, 06/27/1930:7 Wed to Blanche N. Savard, 10/14/1932:4 Martin, Beatrice H. Marchant (Mr) Engaged to Mario S. Medina, 09/01/1933:4 Bosseys purchase Marchant house in North Lakeville, 01/22/1932:2 Wed to Mario S. Medina, 09/08/1933:4 Marchant, Charles H. Martin, Everett Obituary, 07/24/1931:1 Resides in New York, 01/02/1931:1 Marchant, Marie B. Martin, F.D. Will in probate, 01/20/1933:5 Manager of Middleboro Clothing Co. (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Marchant, Mary B. Martin, Florence C. Will in probate, 01/20/1933:5 Obituary, 12/23/1932:1 Maria H.L. Peirce Fund Wife of Frederick D. dies at age 73, 12/23/1932:4 Fund provides radio for town farm, 05/01/1931:2 Martin, Florence V. Marois, Henry Will in probate, 01/06/1933:5 Son born, 10/17/1930:4 Martin, Gloria E. Marra, Joe Wed to Antone E. Carreia, 09/07/1934:4 Baseball smashes West Bridgewater man's windshield, 06/29/1934:3 Wedding described, 09/07/1934:4 Marriages - Lakeville Martin, Jesse Fifteen in 1930, 02/06/1931:4 Chimney fire on Hillside Ave, 04/24/1931:1, 01/08/1932:5 Marriages - Middleboro Martin, John J. Ninety-one in 1929, 01/03/1930:1 Son born, 07/31/1931:4 Fifty-nine 55 years ago, 02/07/1930:4 Martin, Louis Eighty in 1932, 01/13/1933:2 Engaged to Mary A. Rego, 09/14/1934:4 No intentions filed yet this year, 01/20/1933:1 Martin, Mary Many out-of-towners come here to tie the knot, 10/06/1933:1 Engaged to Louis A. Monahan, 01/02/1931:4 Seventy-six in 1933, 01/12/1934:1 And Nick Martin sell Centre St poultry farm to Thomas Martenson, E.R.A. workers compile vital statistics from early life of town, 11/13/1931:1 12/21/1934:1 Obituary, 11/03/1933:1 Marshall, Caroline Wife of Louis dies at age 63, 11/03/1933:4 Obituary, 11/13/1931:1 Martin, Mrs John Marshall, Carolyn W.E. Holloway contracts to build house, 02/16/1934:1 Moves to Lakeville, 03/28/1930:7 Martin, Nick Marshall, Clarence And Mary Martin sell Centre St poultry farm to Thomas Martenson, Moves from Rock to Lakeville, 03/28/1930:7 11/13/1931:1 Marshall, Mary Martin, Rose Engaged to Charles Holmquist, 04/11/1930:6 Engaged to Antone Augusto, 12/11/1931:1 Employed at Dedham hospital, 05/02/1930:3 Martin, Rose A. Marshall, Russell Engaged to Antonio Augusto, 07/29/1932:4 Daughter born, 07/18/1930:7 Wed to Antone Augusto, 08/05/1932:4 Teaches in Framingham, 09/12/1930:1 Marvelle, Hannah J. Lakeville couple married three years, 06/24/1932:8 Obituary, 12/08/1933:1 Resides in Falmouth, 04/27/1934:1 Mason, Edward W. Daughter born, 06/08/1934:7 Posts notice of no responsibility for wife, 08/08/1930:5 Marsland, Thomas A. Chimney fire on Center St, 04/03/1931:4 Dies after beaten with wooden leg, 10/09/1931:1 Mason, Evalyn Legion post makes statement on death of Marsland (l), 10/09/1931:2 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife, 08/08/1930:5 Martenson, A. Masonic Order (see Ancient Free & Accepted Order of Masons - Removal sale (ad), 09/11/1931:2 Mayflower Lodge) Marr oil burners (ad), 09/09/1932:4
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Massa, Joseph Massachusetts State Police - Staff Purchases property at Everett and Plymouth St from Eben and Grace New officers appointed, 01/03/1930:1 Tilden, 04/24/1931:1 State patrolman Donald Hornsby returns to duty, 01/03/1930:1 Purchases roadside stand and home from Eben Tilden, 10/02/1931:4 Frank Dwyer replaces patrolman John Nardone, 01/31/1930:5 Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters - Sacred Heart Court Patrolman Henry Eliason promoted, 03/21/1930:1 Observes 37th banquet, 05/16/1930:9 Troop D to have more officers this summer, 04/18/1930:7 Holds annual barn dance, 11/28/1930:1 Thirteen patrolmen added, list, 05/02/1930:4 Holds annual banquet, 05/15/1931:6 James Ryan returns to local barracks after 6 months in Malden, Holds 24th annual costume and barn dance, 11/27/1931:1 05/23/1930:1 Observes 39th anniversary, 05/13/1932:2 Motorcycle patrolmen, Hornby and Camara, injured in mishaps on Many attend annual barn dance, 11/25/1932:1 Martha's Vineyard, 06/13/1930:1 Massachusetts Department of Public Works Patrolman Michael Shea transfers to Rehoboth, 06/20/1930:3 see also Massachusetts State Highway Commission Announce transfers from Troop D, 07/25/1930:1 Lillian Neilson resigns, 01/03/1930:1 Personnel changes, 12/05/1930:3, 12/19/1930:3 Outlines new road projects, 04/04/1930:6 Personnel shakeup, 01/23/1931:3 Request for sealed bids for road construction, 04/11/1930:5 Rapport promoted and transferred to Norwell, Fiske transfer here from To announce successful bidders for new highway construction, Norwell, 03/06/1931:4 04/18/1930:4 Transfers and promotions announced, 05/01/1931:4 More petitions for licenses to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:6 James Daley replaces patrolman Marshall Burpee, 05/22/1931:1 Heavy truck prohibition requires approval, 08/29/1930:1 Arthur Cooke new state patrolman here, 06/05/1931:1 New highway means purchases by town, 10/31/1930:2 Personnel changes, 08/07/1931:1, 08/28/1931:4 Doing repair work on state road, 01/09/1931:1 Patrolman Marshall Burpee transfers here from Nantucket, 10/02/1931:1 Employee Michael Cabral struck by Randolph driver, 02/13/1931:1 Personnel changes, 03/18/1932:1, 05/06/1932:1, 05/20/1932:2 Employee William Coombs struck by New Bedford driver, breaks leg, Massage 02/27/1931:1 Ray Perkins, Swedish massage, 84 School St (ad), 03/03/1933:8 Judge orders inquest into death William Coombs, 03/06/1931:1 Massasoit (King) Storm takes officials by surprise, 03/06/1931:1 see also Mitchell, Charlotte L. Agrees to co-funding of Spruce St repair project, 03/13/1931:1 Melinda Mitchell (Princess Teeweeleema) in tribal regalia (p), Employs Mildred Ashley, 04/24/1931:1 08/22/1930:1 Announces allotments for road repairs, 05/01/1931:1 Historical Society secures markers for sites in town, 09/12/1930:1 Road building equipment moved to Duxbury, 06/05/1931:1 Masscott, George Lepre gets additional money for grading done by the state, 08/07/1931:1 Engaged to Irene Anderson, 06/20/1930:4 Paints white center lines on new state road, 09/25/1931:1 Massicott, Emil Albert Call for bids for highway work, 05/06/1932:2 Obituary, 02/28/1930:1 Allots $10,000 for repairs to Thompson St, 05/13/1932:1 South Hanson man dies at age 32, 02/28/1930:4 Road widening project set for Miller and Wareham streets, 12/16/1932:4 Massicott, Ernest Call for bids on road work, 12/16/1932:5 Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Bids on road widening open, 12/23/1932:3 Massicott, George State truck located after stolen from Bedford St, 09/15/1933:7 Wed to Irene Anderson, 07/11/1930:4 Massachusetts Legislature Mastera, Melvin Legislator John Burt LeBaron's biography from 55 years ago, Son born, 10/13/1933:4 01/10/1930:8 Mastera, Melvin Franklin Massachusetts Mortgage Co. Engaged to Elizabeth Hope Plissey, 02/13/1931:4 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Wed to Elizabeth Hope Plissey, 02/20/1931:4 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Masters, Elizabeth Massachusetts State Highway Commission Student at Boston Clerical school, 09/18/1931:1 Summer projects described, 05/09/1930:1 Masters, George County commissioners request proposals for moving Middleboro Wife petitions for divorce, 04/07/1933:8 properties, 05/16/1930:4 Masters, Hilda Massachusetts State Police Engaged to Leon B. Hoadley, 09/28/1934:4 Details of contracts to be put out, 04/11/1930:1 Masters, Hilda S. Equipped with new radio service, 05/23/1930:1 Petitions for divorce, 04/07/1933:8 To have radios in cars, 07/11/1930:1 Mathers (Rev) Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:9 Obituary, 11/20/1931:1 Patrolman George Rapport receives threatening letters, 08/15/1930:1 Mathers, A.G. Lightning enters Everett St barracks, 08/15/1930:4 Sells Plymouth St house to Arthur Kinsley, 06/13/1930:2 Fire at Everett St barracks, 12/05/1930:3 Mathers, Albert G. Looking for site for new barracks here, 02/27/1931:1 Dies in New Fairfield, CT, 11/20/1931:3 Selectman Heath wants state police out of town, 04/03/1931:1 Mathers, Amy Have new teletype writer installed, 05/22/1931:1 House on Plymouth St undergoes repairs, 04/08/1932:7 Complete teletype system in operation, 07/17/1931:1 Matheson, Burton Local trooper, Joseph Reagan, injured in motorcycle accident, Engaged to Georgena Card, 11/30/1934:1 09/18/1931:4 Matheson, Frank New teletype system a boon, 04/29/1932:1 Wed to Louise C. Witherell, 09/26/1930:4 To have a radio station, 05/13/1932:1 Wed to Louise C. Witherell in New Hampshire, 09/26/1930:4 Unfounded remarks aimed at local barracks, 06/03/1932:1 Matheson, Hugh Barracks to leave Middleboro for West Bridgewater, 06/03/1932:2 Collides with Taunton driver at Peirce and Pearl St, 04/11/1930:1 Now quartered in barracks at West Bridgewater, 07/01/1932:4 Matheson, John Selectmen jab at state police, 07/29/1932:1 Daughter born, 06/20/1930:4 May locate here, 04/06/1934:1
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Matheson, Reginald Maxim, Clarence W. cont. Wedding described, 04/25/1930:1 Will in probate, 08/07/1931:5 Matheson, Reginald A. NE Cranberry Sales Co. passes resolutions upon death, 08/14/1931:2 Promoted to city passenger agent in Boston, 01/05/1934:1 Maxim, Ernest Matheson, Roderick G. Lakeville orchard on fruit growers' tour, 08/22/1930:1 Engaged to Sylvia Comley, 12/05/1930:4 Maxim, Ernest L. Engaged to Sylvia G. Comley, 02/20/1931:4 Wins membership in 90 Per Cent Clean Apple club, 10/31/1930:2 Wed to Sylvia G. Comley, 02/27/1931:4 Member of 90 Per Cent Clean Apple club, 09/30/1932:7 Matheson, Roderick Granville Named to sub-committee of MA State Petroleum Committee, Wedding described, 02/27/1931:1 11/17/1933:8 Matheson, Samuel Maxim, Hazel Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Enters Bridgewater Normal School, 09/05/1930:4 Matheson, Sara Receives high honors for work at Camp Kiwania, 09/11/1931:1 Grandmother dies in Gardiner, ME, 03/10/1933:1 Graduates from Bridgewater State, 06/23/1933:1 Mathews, Harland Maxim, Hosea Takes charge of Osterville A&P, 05/27/1932:1 Wedding described, 08/05/1932:6 Mathewson, John Maxim, Howard Son born, 09/25/1931:4 Electrician (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Matrisciano, Albert Wires home of Eugene Washburn, 05/02/1930:2 Arrested for breaking and entering Shaw's Everett St store, 02/03/1933:4 Bird finishes seventh in 500-mile race, 06/27/1930:6 Matrisciano, Joseph A. Maxim, Howard E. Engaged to Myrtis W. Stiles, 02/02/1934:4 Awarded contract for electrical work at John Lucey shoe factory, Wed to Myrtis Stiles, 02/09/1934:4 02/17/1933:1 Matrisciano, Louis Maxim, Howard W. Collides with D'Arruda on old road to Taunton, 12/22/1933:1 Couple married two years, 06/27/1930:1 Matrisciano, Tony Alumnus of Wentworth Institute, 02/23/1934:1 Daughter born, 07/11/1930:4 Electrician does work in Nantucket, 06/08/1934:1 Mattatall, Annie Myrtle Maxim, H.S. Wedding described, 07/31/1931:1 First quality turkeys (ad), 11/13/1931:8 Matter, Frances Irene Maxim, James Wedding described, 05/15/1931:1 Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), Matteson, Richard C. 07/17/1931:1 Engaged to Flora M. DeMaranville, 03/10/1933:2 Moves to Egger's house on Peirce St, 03/30/1934:1 Wed to Flora M. DeMoranville, 03/17/1933:2 Maxim, Leighton LeBaron Matthews, Elwyn Engaged to Louise Lincoln Hewitt, 09/08/1933:1 Secures work at Leonard & Barrows, 10/09/1931:9 Maxim, Lucy Matthews, Harland Resides in Marion, 10/09/1931:6 Manager of A&P store, 04/17/1931:1 Maxim, Mildred J. Matthews, H.L. Wedding described, 01/02/1931:1 Son born, 10/24/1930:4 Wed to Howard A. Hopkins, 01/02/1931:4 Matthews, Mrs F.B. Maxim, Reginald Seeks information on former Wheaton College students (l), Local enthusiast has homing pigeons in 100-mile race, 05/16/1930:3 05/09/1930:6 Local man participates in pigeon race from Albany, 05/23/1930:5 Matthews, Richmond Bird takes 6th in 200-mile race, 06/06/1930:10 Employed at Thomas Bros., 03/31/1933:2 Maxim, Ruth Matthews, S. Edward Resigns from Wappanucket School, 07/25/1930:6 Fire tower observer resigns after 19 years of service, 04/17/1931:1 Maxim Motor Co. Mattie (Mr) Firestone tires (ad), 02/14/1930:7 And Green sell Purchade St farm to Boyden, 07/10/1931:1 Employs Stephen Kelley, 03/21/1930:4 Matulis, Ignatius 170 Wareham St (ad), 04/25/1930:7 Chimney fire on Vernon St, 01/01/1932:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:9, 02/27/1931:5 Matulius, I. Employs Florence Swett, 08/21/1931:1 Chimney fire on Vernon St, 01/01/1932:2 Break-in at gas station, 01/08/1932:4 Mawhinney, LeRoy Lightning bolt enters plant, 07/29/1932:4 Auto fire on Taunton St, 01/30/1931:1 Agents for Dodge, Plymouth, and Willys motor vehicles (ad), Maxim, Austin 02/03/1933:8 Dies in New Bedford, 05/30/1930:2 Sole bidder for new fire engine, 03/30/1934:1 Maxim, Carlton W. Not surprising that company only bidder, 04/06/1934:1 Makes trip to New York City and back in one day, 08/01/1930:1 To deliver new centrifugal pumping engine to fire department (p), Wed to Nina J. Savery, 08/18/1933:4 04/27/1934:1 Maxim, Charles M. Adnah Harlow new salesman, 05/04/1934:1 Obituary, 04/14/1933:1 Contracts with Gorham, NH for 500 gallon pumper, 05/04/1934:1 North Rochester man dies at age 90, 04/14/1933:4 Puts new police ambulance in shape, 05/04/1934:1 Will in probate, 05/05/1933:5 Ships another motor fire apparatus to Tokio, Japan, 09/14/1934:1 St. Luke's fund established in will, 06/02/1933:1 Takes Jack Rosary to court, 12/07/1934:5 Maxim, Clarence W. Maxwell, Ernest Obituary, 07/03/1931:1 Cabot Club expresses gratitude to janitor of Town House, 12/07/1934:1 North Rochester man dies at age 82, 07/03/1931:4 Mayall, Joseph Was widely known as fruit grower, 07/10/1931:7 Dies after pinned under truck, 10/13/1933:1 Local bequests in will, 07/31/1931:1 Dies at age 28, 10/13/1933:4
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Maydoney, John McCarthy, Francis Purchases Thompson St farm from Peirce Estate Trustees, 09/18/1931:1 Narrowly escapes drowning in Oyster Pond, Chatham, 09/02/1932:1 Mayhew, Charles H.K., Jr. Son born, 11/10/1933:4 Graduates from Stockbridge School of Ag, 06/10/1932:1 McCarthy, Francis E., Jr. Mayhew, Milton Obituary, 12/08/1933:1 Daughter born, 01/08/1932:4 Infant son of Francis E. and Katherine Conway dies, 12/08/1933:4 Son born, 04/13/1934:4 McCarthy, Helena Mayhew, Milton M. Obituary, 01/05/1934:1 Watch, clock, and jewelry repair, 136 Pierce St (ad), 05/19/1933:8 Dies at age 71, 01/05/1934:4 Fine watch, clock, and jewelry repair (ad), 10/05/1934:8 Will in probate, 01/12/1934:4 Obituary, 12/14/1934:1 Executor petitions to sell real estate, 03/23/1934:5 Dies at age 26, 12/14/1934:4 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Maynard, Ada McCarthy, James Resides in Brookline, 11/06/1931:6 Obituary, 05/08/1931:1 Maynard, Ernest E. Dies at age 78, 05/08/1931:4 Employed in Providence, 07/15/1932:1 Administrator petitions to sell real estate, 03/18/1932:8 Maynard, Harry W. McCarthy, John Funeral held at Plymouth, 05/11/1934:7 Daughter born, 04/20/1934:4 Maynard, Henry McCarthy, Lawrence Obituary, 07/07/1933:3 Son born, 09/12/1930:4 Maynard, Henry T. McCarthy, Mabel G. Dies at age 76, 06/30/1933:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4, 05/05/1933:6 Maynard, Mrs E.E. McCarthy, Mary Authorized representative of Middleboro Gazette, 01/17/1930:1 Obituary, 10/09/1931:1 Maynard, Mrs Ernest E. Widow of James dies at age 75, 10/09/1931:4 Alumnus of Framingham Normal School, 06/20/1930:1 Will in probate, 10/16/1931:5 Attends class reunion at Framingham Normal school, 06/12/1931:1 McCarthy, Michael J. Maynard, Mrs Harry W. Obituary, 01/02/1931:1 Funeral held in Plymouth, 12/26/1930:3 Dies at age 84, 01/02/1931:4 McAllister, David McCarthy, Michael V. Carriage carrying McAllister, Drake, and Barney overturns 55 years Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 ago, 01/17/1930:8 McCarthy, Rena McAnaugh, Edward Receives 25-year service medal from Keith company, 07/17/1931:1 Son born, 05/27/1932:4 McCarthy, Thomas P. McAnaugh, Harold Leaves Attleboro for post in Winchester, NH and Warrick, MA, Crocker's dog bites McAnaugh and the Chief of Police Sisson, 01/03/1930:1 06/16/1933:1 McCausland, George McArthur, Walter H. Collides with Croteau at John Glass Jr Square, 05/13/1932:1 Wed to Florence I. Mercer, 10/23/1931:4 McCausland, Mary McAuley, Angus Smoking boarder starts fire on Cambridge St, 01/16/1931:1 Chimney fire on Purchase St, 04/17/1931:1 Roof fire on Cambridge St, 03/18/1932:1 McCallum, Scott Obituary, 02/23/1934:1 Engaged to Zola M.S. Anderson, 05/18/1934:4 Widow of William dies at age 63, 02/23/1934:4 Wedding described, 06/01/1934:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/28/1934:5 Wed to Zola M.A. Anderson, 06/01/1934:4 McClellan, George B. McCann, Edward Wedding described, 08/18/1933:1 McCann's sled slides into Boucher's car, 03/02/1934:1 Engaged to Elizabeth M. Boucher, 08/18/1933:4 McCann, Mary Wed to Elizabeth M. Boucher, 08/18/1933:4 Wed to Earle Kelley, 12/18/1931:4 McClintock, Florence McCarthy, Arthur Employed with U.S. Indian Service in California, 06/09/1933:1 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 02/26/1932:1 McClure, Neil McCarthy, Arthur T. Head farmer for Benjamin Shaw takes farm manager's position in Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:6 Lindley, NY, 11/16/1934:2 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Takes farm post in Lindley, NY, 11/23/1934:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/04/1931:9 McCluskey, James F. McCarthy, Austin Authorized representative of Middleboro Gazette, 01/17/1930:1 Roof fire on Thompson St, 03/18/1932:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 05/15/1931:5 Chimney fire on Thompson St, 04/06/1934:1 Honored by Elks, 08/11/1933:1 McCarthy, Austin P. Name submitted to Senate for confirmation as local postmaster, Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 05/18/1934:1 Receives $1,750 for land damages, 08/19/1932:8 McCluskey, Lawrence F. Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7, 05/05/1933:7 Daughter bon, 05/13/1932:4 McCarthy, Daniel Purchases Maplewood Products Co. at auction, 12/22/1933:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 McClusky, Eliza C. McCarthy, Donald Russell Obituary, 05/18/1934:1 Breaks collar bone in fall, 09/26/1930:7 Wife of James F. dies at age 52, 05/18/1934:4 McCarthy, Elsie Petition for administration of estate, 05/25/1934:4 School St School teacher resigns, takes post in Arlington, 12/28/1934:1
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McClusky, James F. McDonald, John C. Confirmed as local postmaster (p), 06/01/1934:1 Wed to Helen M. April, 11/10/1933:4 Resigns as clerk of 4th District Court, 06/08/1934:1 McDonald, John Calvin Postmaster takes over new duties, 06/15/1934:1 Wedding described, 11/10/1933:3 McClusky, Lawrence F. McDonald, Lawrence F. Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 Awarded transportation contract for Thomastown School, 12/26/1930:1 McCormick, Mary A. McDonald, L.F. Obituary, 01/20/1933:1 Chimney fire on Thomas St, 02/16/1934:4 Widow of Thomas C. dies, 01/20/1933:4 McDonald, Mary McCormick, Walter A. Accepts post in Bridgewater, 05/30/1930:7 Eligible for appointment to State Farm, 09/08/1933:4 Employed by Alonzo Ryder, 09/02/1932:1 Wed to Mary E. McKay, 10/27/1933:4 McDonald, Mary E. McCourt, Margaret Obituary, 05/05/1933:1 Obituary, 1/27/1933:1 Dies at age 53, 05/05/1933:4 Widow of Bernard dies at age 79, 1/27/1933:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 McCrillis, Clifton McDonald, M.E. Member of new Pioneer Flying Club, 05/30/1930:1 Millinery, 20 South Main St (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Son born, 03/25/1932:4, 11/24/1933:4 Millinery factory direct (ad), 02/19/1932:8 McCrillis, Clifton A. Relocates millinery to 25 Centre St (ad), 04/27/1934:8 Qualifies for private pilot's license, 08/22/1930:1 McDonald, Melvin Flying lessons (ad), 11/07/1930:2 Wed to Julia L. Cassamas, 12/04/1931:4 Wed to Ruth E. Skillings, 05/08/1931:4 McDonald, Miriam Wedding described, 05/15/1931:1 Member of Pen, Paint and Pretzels at Tufts college, 10/10/1930:1 Petition to erect garage and store gasoline, 12/11/1931:5 Engaged to Ford Campbell, 05/20/1932:2 McCrillis, Mabel S. McDonald, Shirley Engaged to Granville D. Fuller, 06/19/1931:4 Fractures ankle in jump over fence, 01/12/1934:1 Wed to Granville D. Fuller, 06/26/1931:4 McDonald, William McCrillis, Walter Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 06/30/1933:6 Finds turtle on which he carved his initials in 1879, 07/15/1932:1 McDonald, William F. McCrillis, Walter C. Wed to Doris Coy Barnes, 10/03/1930:4 Couple married 40 years, 10/24/1930:1 Wedding described, 10/03/1930:5 Fox liberated from Leighton's menagerie during fire killed by McCrillis, McDonald, William M. 11/06/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 McCrillis, W.C. McDonnell, Charles D. Turkeys for Thanksgiving (ad), 11/07/1930:8 Petition for administration of estate, 01/26/1934:6 McDermid, Florence McDougall, William J. Resides in Hudson, NY, 01/02/1931:4 Fire in shed on Everett St, 05/15/1931:1 Resides in Plymouth, 05/01/1931:2 McEmary (Mrs) McDermid, Mrs Norman Summer resident of Plymouth St reports break-in, 05/18/1934:7 Moves household goods to Plymouth, 03/06/1931:3 McEver, Marion Lets Center St house to Evelyn Robinson, 07/03/1931:6 Collides with Jacintho at Frank and Everett St, 03/09/1934:1 McDermid, Norman McFadden, Gertrude Obituary, 02/27/1931:2 Engaged to Joseph A. Meegan, 12/09/1932:4 McDermott, Martin J. McFarlin, E.B. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/09/1933:6 Building problem solver (ad), 04/27/1934:8 McDonald (Miss) McFarlin, Pamelia Has line of dresses at Trade Mark Store, 03/21/1930:5 Attends Burdett College in Boston, 11/23/1934:1 McDonald, C.H. McFarlin, Polly Relocates beauty salon to 25 Centre St (ad), 04/27/1934:8 Engaged to Kenneth B. Keedwell, 04/08/1932:1 McDonald, Charles Wedding described, 04/22/1932:1 Obituary, 01/05/1934:1 Wed to Kenneth B. Keedwell, 04/22/1932:4 McDonald, Charlotte McFarlin, Sampson Resigns from Trade Mark Stores, 10/17/1930:1 The man who holds the wheel (l), 09/19/1930:8 Returns to duties in Boston, 01/09/1931:1 Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), McDonald, Francis 07/17/1931:1 State patrolman transfers here from Framingham, 08/07/1931:1 North Lakeville home remodeled, 04/21/1933:2 In collision with Pillsbury in front of sanatorium, 10/16/1931:1 McFarlin, Sarah F. McDonald, Francis M. Funeral held in South Carver, 03/07/1930:2 Wed to Irene Delaney, 10/09/1931:4 McFarlin, Sarah Frances Wedding described, 10/09/1931:4 Obituary, 03/07/1930:2 McDonald, Frank J. McFarlin, Thomas Christian Gomes runs into McDonald's car at Fagerberg's garage, Returns to studies at East Greenwich Academy in Rhode Island, 12/30/1932:1 10/19/1934:1 McDonald, Henry Y. McFarlin, Thomas B. Wed to Thelma M. Tanguay, 07/04/1930:4 Police dog causes auto accident on new road, 05/06/1932:6 McDonald, James McFarlin, Thomas H. Lineman injured in fall from pole, 05/01/1931:1 Collides with South Bridgewater driver at Nickerson Ave and South McDonald, John A. Main St, 06/22/1934:7 Obituary, 08/29/1930:1 McGinn, John Dies at age 80, 08/29/1930:4 Obituary, 09/12/1930:2
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McGlone, Elizabeth J. McKay, Mrs Edward Wed to Martin M. Valvo, 08/19/1932:4 Sister dies in Orleans, 09/12/1930:1 McGonagle, Charles McKay Family Obituary, 08/05/1932:1 Holds fifth annual reunion, 09/04/1931:2 McGrady, Corinne McKechnie, James T. Two-year-old larceny case back in court, 07/18/1930:4 Factory direct distributor for Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co. (ad), McGrady, James E. 05/22/1931:6 Two-year-old larceny case back in court, 07/18/1930:4 Criticizes town manager Goodale, 11/20/1931:1 McGrady, John F. To the taxpayers of Middleboro (l), 11/27/1931:6 Engaged to Clara J. Larrabee, 09/21/1934:1 Puritan Stores, Fall Brook (ad), 11/02/1934:3 McGrady, John R. McKechnie, J.T. Vault, cesspool and cellar cleaning (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 John C. LeBaron rear-ends McGrady's horse-drawn wagon, Sells business, now Arthur Wall's Store, Wareham St (ad), 08/19/1932:2 06/20/1930:4 Arthur Wall's Store formerly J.T. McKechnie stores (ad), 11/11/1932:5 Collides head-on with West Bridgewater driver at Montello and East McKenna, Grace C. Main St, 09/05/1930:1 Wed to William A. Dahl, 03/17/1933:2 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 12/12/1930:4 McKenna, Grace Clark Obituary, 06/26/1931:1 Wedding described, 03/17/1933:2 Dies at age 59, 06/26/1931:4 McKenna, James Florence Mills petitions to continue business, 07/10/1931:3 Daughter born, 04/27/1934:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/05/1932:6 McKenna, James J. McGrady, Mrs George Runs auto into fence on Everett St, 08/08/1930:1 Resides in New Haven, CT, 05/23/1930:1 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 08/28/1931:1 McGrady, Mrs John McLaughlin, Clifford Resides in New Haven, CT, 09/05/1930:1 Missing boy causes anxiety, 06/19/1931:2 McGregor, Elizabeth McLaughlin, John C. Obituary, 11/04/1932:1 New state patrolman at Troop D, 07/25/1930:1 Widow of Frederick S. dies at age 80, 11/04/1932:4 Engaged to Olive A. Chamberlain, 08/29/1930:4 McGregor, Frederick S. Wedding described, 09/12/1930:1 Obituary, 06/06/1930:1 Wed to Olive L. Chamberlain, 09/12/1930:4 Dies at age 78, 06/06/1930:4 Bride tendered two showers, 09/12/1930:8 Petition to convey estate to trust, 07/11/1930:6 McLean, Clifton B. Administratrix presents account of estate, 09/11/1931:2 Wed to Iria M. Campbell, 02/26/1932:4 Mysterious fire destroys house owned by Schlusemeyer, 01/06/1933:1 McLean, Fred McGuiness, Julia Local people hear from folks in California quake zone, 03/17/1933:1 Engaged to James Edward Gotham, 07/24/1931:7 McLean, Harry McGuinness, Julia C. Daughter born, 11/25/1932:2 Wedding described, 07/31/1931:1 McLean, James Wed to James Gotham, 07/31/1931:4 Dies in Oakland, CA, 10/19/1934:1 McGuire, P. William McLeod, Anna Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Engaged to Leo Remillard, 08/26/1932:1 McGuire, Patrick W. McLeod, Anna M. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Engaged to Leo H. Remillard, 08/26/1932:4, 09/02/1932:1 McGuire, Patrick William Wedding described, 09/09/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/29/1934:5 Wed to Leo H. Remillard, 09/09/1932:4 McHenry, Samuel McLeod, Ivan Obituary, 01/31/1930:1, 6 Enrolled in Burdett College, 11/06/1931:1 McHugh, Alice E. McLeod, Ivan R. Engaged to James D. Howard, 11/17/1933:4 Attends Burdett College, 10/21/1932:1 Wed to James D. Howard, 11/24/1933:4 McLeod, Margaret McHugh, James F., 2nd Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Engaged to Alice E. Dennett, 10/13/1933:5 McLeod, Peter J. McHugh, James Francis, 2nd Conductor slips boarding caboose, fractures ribs, 02/07/1930:1 Wedding described, 10/20/1933:6 McLeod, Thelma McHugh, Peter Attends Boston University, 09/18/1931:1 Purchases 20-acre Porter farm on Tispaquin St, 05/23/1930:1 Enrolls at College of Practical Arts and Letter at Boston University, Builder reports theft of door and windows at Caldwell place, 09/22/1933:1 05/23/1930:8 Participates in performance by German club at Boston University, McKay, Edward 02/16/1934:1 Sister's funeral held in Provincetown, 03/23/1934:7 McLeod, William H. Narrowly escapes death in Cape Cod Canal, 11/09/1934:5 Driver in mix up with Lenda Hanks at Jackson and North Main St, McKay, Helen R. 09/09/1932:8 Engaged to Wallace Bruce Strathder, 06/03/1932:6 McMahon, Patrick J. McKay, James That Legion flag (l), 03/21/1930:7 North Carver couple married 44 years, 10/24/1930:3 McMahon, Thomas McKay, J.S. Obituary, 07/17/1931:1 North Carver couple married 47 years, 10/27/1933:6 Dies at age 77, 07/17/1931:4 McKay, Mary E. McManus, John Everett Wed to Walter A. McCormick, 10/27/1933:4 Son born, 07/10/1931:8
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McManus, Sarah E. Measles Obituary, 04/07/1933:1 Beulahbel Hargreaves ill, 03/13/1931:4 Dies at age 73, 04/07/1933:4 Edward and Janet Hargreaves under quarantine, 03/20/1931:4 McMillan, William D. Robert Glidden under quarantine for German measles, 04/10/1931:7 Old family home of George Soule on South Main St (p), 07/04/1930:1 Prevalent in Lakeville, 06/12/1931:9 Slight blaze on South Main St, 12/04/1931:4 Clarke, Perkins, Ganyer, and Craig ill in Lakeville, 06/19/1931:4 McMillen, William D. One case, 06/02/1933:1 Promoted to making room foreman at Keith factory, 01/03/1930:1 Teacher Dorothy Robinson contracts disease, 04/27/1934:1 McNabb, Frank A. Epidemic in North Middleboro, 04/27/1934:3 Son born, 09/11/1931:3 Eva Paradise recovering from attack, 05/25/1934:2 McNabb, John A. John Glover under quarantine, 06/01/1934:6 Painter (ad), 04/03/1931:8 Epidemic strikes Rock, eleven houses quarantined, 06/08/1934:7 McNaught, Verna More victims at Rock, 06/15/1934:7 Wed to Levi Cushing, 08/21/1931:1 Marita Dame ill, 11/02/1934:1 McNayer, Archie Elizabeth Shaw under quarantine, 11/23/1934:6 Charged with breaking and entering the store of Charles Liber, Margaret Solandt ill, 12/21/1934:1 11/10/1933:4 Twenty-seven cases reported at Purchade School, 12/28/1934:6 McNayr, Archie Meat Markets Gets one year probation for larceny, 02/16/1934:1 see also Cobb, John S. McNeece, John Luther Bailey closes fish market, opens meat market 55 years ago, Petitions selectmen for extension of light service on Summer St, 10/02/1931:7 05/15/1931:2 A.W. Bryant opens market in American building 55 years ago, Melon thieves strike farms of Bowden and McNeece, 09/08/1933:1 11/20/1931:7 McNeece, John H. Papamichael Market (ad), 01/22/1932:2 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 New concern opens at Pearl and Center St (ad), 11/11/1932:8 Skunk in everybody's back yard (l), 10/31/1930:4 Stanley's Delicatessen Meat Market, 145 Centre St (ad), 10/27/1933:5 McNeil, Frederick Kelley & Godfrey, Middleboro's oldest established market, formerly Dies in Weymouth, 11/24/1933:1 John S. Cobb Market (ad), 01/12/1934:5 McNeil, James Nelson's Meat Market, 52 North Main St (ad), 05/04/1934:8 Family returns from Dundee, Scotland, 09/09/1932:1 Medeiros, Marianne McNeil, James C. Secretary-treasurer of orchestra at The Lesley School, 03/06/1931:1 And family sail for old home in Scotland, 07/15/1932:4 Mederios, Marianne McNeil, Mary J. Takes vacancy at Thompsonville School, 09/07/1934:1 Sole beneficiary of Robert Bell's estate, 04/29/1932:1 Medical Care McNeil, Walter see also Drugs and Medicines; Middleboro - Board of Health; Nurses Rowboat taken from moorings at Wareham St bridge, 08/11/1933:1 and Nursing; Physicians McNeil, William Parents lauded for cooperation, 11/14/1930:1 Obituary, 12/08/1933:5 Surrey and Wallace endorse state boards in osteopathy (ad) (l), Moves from Vaughn St to Peirce St, 04/20/1934:1 11/04/1932:2 McQuagan, John Medina, Mario S. Daughter born, 07/22/1932:4 Engaged to Beatrice H. Martin, 09/01/1933:4 McQueen, Susan Wed to Beatrice H. Martin, 09/08/1933:4 Resides in Nova Scotia, 11/04/1932:1 Meegan, Joseph A. McQuiggan, Catherine A. Engaged to Gertrude McFadden, 12/09/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Meier, Louise McQuiggan, Edward Appointed superintendent at St. Luke's, 09/05/1930:4 Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Meier, Louise A. Obituary, 06/29/1934:1 Engaged to Donald L. Hornby, 01/08/1932:1 Dies at age 60, 06/29/1934:4 Wedding described, 04/22/1932:1 McQuiggan, Luke Wed to Donald L. Hornby, 04/22/1932:4 Gets auto wedged between pole and fence, 09/15/1933:7 Meier, Wilhelmina K. McTaggart, Mary Obituary, 09/14/1934:1 Obituary, 06/30/1933:1 Dies at age 65, 09/14/1934:4 Widow of Owen dies at age 78, 06/30/1933:4 Meier, William Annie McTaggart appointed executor of will, 12/08/1933:5 Daughter born, 05/09/1930:3 McVay, Myron H. Meier, William F. Wed to Marjorie L. Thomas, 10/09/1931:4 Rear-ends truck from New Bedford on Highland St, 07/03/1931:1 McVay, Myron Henry Meiers, William Engaged to Marjorie Louise Thomas, 04/11/1930:4 Son born, 01/12/1934:7 Meack, Arthur Melchionno, Antonio L. Daughter born, 04/17/1931:4 Engaged to Gertrude N. Bloomfield, 02/09/1934:4 Elmer Wardell arrested for holdup and various thefts, 09/21/1934:1 Wed to Gertrude N. Bloomfield, 03/02/1934:4 Meack, Nellie M. Melix, Dorothy Wed to Chester Burnham, 06/12/1931:9 Arrested in Fall Brook break-in, 02/06/1931:1 Meak, Nancy J. Placed on probation in larceny case, 02/13/1931:1 Obituary, 07/10/1931:1 Melix, Leon Widow of John W. dies at age 79, 07/10/1931:8 Sells Wood St cottage to Jules Gamache, 01/31/1930:5 Mears, William Mellen, Thomas Wed to Lettie Hathaway, 07/17/1931:4 Amasa Lamb estate auctioned to Mellen 55 years ago, 06/13/1930:3
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Mello, Alice L. Mendes, Manuel Engaged to George H. Perkins, 02/02/1934:4 Buggy struck by Brighton driver near Miller and Wareham St, Mello, Augusta M. 10/03/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 01/13/1933:5 Menowsky, John Mello, Gloria M. Engaged to Barbara Claire Lewis, 12/21/1934:1 Engaged to Henry J. Morrison, 10/07/1932:4 Menowsky, Joseph A. Wed to Henry J. Morrison, 10/14/1932:4 Thirteen-year-old runaway located close to home, 03/23/1934:1 Mello, Jo__ B. (sic) Meranda, Almerico Daughter born, 03/06/1931:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:3 Mello, Joseph Meranda, John Chimney fire on West Grove St, 11/28/1930:1, 04/27/1934:1 Pleads not guilty to statutory rape of Barros, 03/21/1930:1 Mello, L. Testimony given in closed court room, 03/28/1930:1 L. & M. Mello, potted plants for Memorial Day (ad), 05/19/1933:8 Held in $1,000 bonds for grand jury, 04/04/1930:2 Mello, Lois Guilty of criminal assault on 15-year-old girl, 06/20/1930:1 Injured in auto accident near Fall Brook, 12/18/1931:6 Sentenced to one year for criminal assault, 06/27/1930:1 Bedding and vegetables plants for sale (ad), 06/01/1934:8 Truck hits sandpile, tips over, 06/26/1931:2 Mello, M. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:3 L. & M. Mello, potted plants for Memorial Day (ad), 05/19/1933:8 Meranda, Joseph Mello, Manuel Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 02/06/1931:1 Daughter born, 07/10/1931:8, 01/26/1934:4 Mercer, Florence I. Mello, Manuel B. Wed to Walter H. McArthur, 10/23/1931:4 Obituary, 01/01/1932:1 Merigold, B.F. Dies at age 54, 01/01/1932:4 Break-in at Lakeville summer home, 04/14/1933:2 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Merrigold, Benjamin Mellor, James Cottage burns at Long Pond, 04/17/1931:1 Obituary, 09/26/1930:1 Merrihew, Albert C. Pawtucket, RI man dies at age 72, 09/26/1930:4 Bradford Littlefield charged with violations at King Philip Tavern, Melville, David 06/06/1930:2 Couple celebrates anniversary, 02/28/1930:6 Labor law case continued, 06/13/1930:1 Pina struck by Melville's auto on Purchase St, 10/27/1933:4 King Philip Inn case continued, 07/04/1930:1 Melville, David M. King Philip Inn fined for non-payment of wages, 07/11/1930:2 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Merrihew, Gladys Magilton Memorial Day Engaged to Eugene A. Cusich, 05/18/1934:1 see also Grand Army of the Republic Post 8 Merrihew, J. Central Congregational hosts annual service, 05/29/1931:1 Fur coats repaired and restyled (ad), 12/08/1933:8 WRC presents flag to Bates School in Memorial Day exercises, Merrihew, Jennie 06/05/1931:2 Moves dressmaking business from 50 Wareham St to 41 School St (ad), Annual observance carried out under clear sky, 06/03/1932:2 08/18/1933:8 Never forget (l) (H.S.G.), 06/02/1933:1 Merrihew, Lillian M. Overcast skies do not stop observance, 06/02/1933:1 Wedding described, 11/04/1932:1 First Unitarian hosts Memorial Sunday service, 06/01/1934:6 Wed to James E. Kelley, 11/04/1932:4 Mendall, Lewis Bertrand Merrihew, Stephen Obituary (p), 05/01/1931:1 Obituary, 02/23/1934:1 Dies at age 62, 05/01/1931:4 Dies at age 84, 02/23/1934:4 Will in probate, 05/15/1931:5 Burial at Rock Cemetery, 02/23/1934:6 Mendall, Marguerite Merrihew, William Accompanies quartet on WBSO, 06/01/1934:1 Chimney fire on Lincoln St, 02/19/1932:1 Mendall, Mrs Ralph Chimney fire on School St, 02/09/1934:1 Accompanies quartet on WBSO, 06/01/1934:1 Merrill, Charles Mendall, Ralph Engaged to Mildred Corayer, 12/12/1930:8 Daughter born, 11/18/1932:4 Wed to Mildred Corayer, 12/26/1930:1 Mendall, Sarah Merrill, Charles W. Sails for Europe, 07/04/1930:1 Wed to Mildred G. Corayer, 12/26/1930:4 Sails from New York for extended tour of Europe, 06/29/1934:1 Merrill, Charles Wilbur Mendall, Seaton Wedding described, 12/26/1930:1 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Merrill, Frank Mendall, S.W. Dies in Turner, ME, 12/19/1930:7 Builds home on School St 55 years ago, 09/19/1930:9 Merrill, Thomas Mendall, Theodore F. Richard Guilford rescues Merrill from burning cottage, 08/11/1933:1 Resides in Peoria, IL, 03/28/1930:1 Merritt, Francis Returns from Peoria to live in Middleboro, 02/27/1931:1 Son born, 08/22/1930:3 Mendall, T.R. Merry Maids Keith employee transfers from office to road, 04/07/1933:1 North Middleboro club changes name to Q.M. Club, 09/21/1934:4 Mendall & Bosworth Merselis, Helen Put up large new sign 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 New high school social studies teacher, 09/07/1934:1 Out with new wagon 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 Messer, Frank Mendell, Chester S. Buzzards Bay driver attempts to pass on right, 08/22/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/01/1932:5 Metal and Metal Work Mendes, Evelyn Wages lowered at foundry 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:8 Breaks collar bone in a fall, 09/04/1931:1 Stock stolen from Colonial Brass warehouse, 04/11/1930:6
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Metal and Metal Work cont. Middleboro - Board of Public Welfare cont. Patrick Grant gets molten metal in face at Colonial Brass, 05/23/1930:1 In need of clothing and shoes, 09/12/1930:1 LeBaron Foundry Co. business declines since fires 40 and 35 years ago Peirce Trustees petition for installation of oil heater at town infirmary, (p), 07/25/1930:1 10/03/1930:1 Middleboro Welding Shop, Frank Murray and Art Strople, West Grove Announces needed items, 10/17/1930:1 St (ad), 05/27/1932:8 Young single mother presents grievances to selectmen, 10/31/1930:2 W.A. Bacon welding, 16 Rock St (ad), 08/12/1932:8 Lloyd Perkins & Son install new heater at town infirmary, 12/05/1930:1 United Precious Metals Co. buying old gold (ad), 11/23/1934:5 Distributes toys to needy children, 12/26/1930:5 Methodist Church (see Central Methodist Episcopal Church; South Mr and Mrs Wallace Grant named to head infirmary, Leonard Baker Middleboro Methodist Episcopal Church) physician, 01/30/1931:1 Mexican Petroleum Corp. Report of welfare board (t), 01/30/1931:3 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 06/16/1933:5 Department criticized at meeting of selectmen, 02/06/1931:2 Michael, Manuel Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Elmer Wardell arrested for holdup and various thefts, 09/21/1934:1 Criticism of board discussed by selectmen, 02/20/1931:1 Mickey, Mrs John Comments varied on how board distributes funds, 02/27/1931:1 Resides in Montana, 06/20/1930:1 William Boynton sworn in, 02/27/1931:4 Middleboro - Board of Assessors Selectmen rule on recent case, 03/06/1931:1 see also Taxation - Middleboro Organizes for the year, 03/20/1931:2 Presents plan (l), 02/07/1930:2 Attacked at selectmen's meeting, 04/03/1931:1 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Contract for Copeland electric refrigerator, 07/24/1931:1 Request for true lists, 04/11/1930:3 Beware abuses of system, 08/07/1931:1 Organizes for the year, 04/18/1930:1 Budgets kept in line with suggestions from auditors, 08/28/1931:1 Presented with aerial map of area, 11/06/1931:2 Benefit dance raises $107.40, 10/30/1931:1 Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Don't make grafting easier for undeserving, 10/30/1931:1 Organizes for the year, 03/17/1933:2 Criticized at special town meeting, 11/06/1931:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Solicits bids for 100 cords of wood, 12/25/1931:3 Discusses abatements and equalization with selectmen, 02/16/1934:1 Request for carriage or stroller, 03/18/1932:1 Detailed explanation of 1935 assessments, 12/28/1934:4 People aided by French Artisans (l) (William G. Boynton), 03/18/1932:7 Middleboro - Board of Health Department organizes, 04/01/1932:1 see also Diseases; Refuse and Refuse Disposal; Sewage Disposal Fraud suggested in filling grocery orders for indigent, 05/27/1932:1 Town manager's report, 02/07/1930:3 Old soldier requests set of false teeth, 05/27/1932:2 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Selectmen handle complaints about grocers at meeting, 05/27/1932:2 Selectmen want windows open at schools to prevent spread of disease Start made in getting to bottom of alleged racket, 06/03/1932:1 (l) (John T. Connor), 03/07/1930:5 Board meets with merchants, 06/10/1932:1 Diphtheria prevention clinic schedule (ad), 04/04/1930:5 Investigations into fraud closed, 06/10/1932:1 Municipal department activities behind the curtain (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), Selectmen query board members, 06/10/1932:4 04/04/1930:9 John Cobb resigns, 07/08/1932:1 Second diphtheria clinic hosts 336 children, 04/11/1930:1 Receives flour from Red Cross, 07/08/1932:1 Final figures tallied for diphtheria clinics, 04/25/1930:1 Arthur Raymond jailed for refusing to work, 07/15/1932:1 Gives town good report card, 05/23/1930:5 Boynton commended for ridding department of fraud, 07/15/1932:1 Report of school and health nurse (t), 01/23/1931:6 Local Red Cross to aid welfare work, 07/22/1932:4 Conditions good here, 01/30/1931:5 Arthur Raymond gets two months for failure to work off welfare board Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 aid, 07/29/1932:1 Appropriations discussed at town meeting, 02/13/1931:3 Welfare dependents discussed at selectmen's meeting, 07/29/1932:1 Health officer makes report, 03/06/1931:1 Local men not hired for work on Thompson St, 07/29/1932:4 Clean bill for town, 05/01/1931:3 Road worker never received request from department, 08/19/1932:1 Beware mangy felines, 06/12/1931:1 Whittemore replaces Cobb on board, 08/19/1932:1 Town in good shape, 07/17/1931:1 Makes appeal for clothing and shoes, 09/16/1932:1 Town's health best in years, one mild case of scarlet fever, 11/20/1931:1 Takes action on unofficial use of cars, 09/23/1932:1 Town free of contagious diseases, 09/30/1932:1 Requests second hand phonograph and records, 12/09/1932:1 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Welfare department men cut brush on Rocky Gutter St, 12/16/1932:1 Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Response generous to request for phonograph, 12/30/1932:1 Despite trying weather, health of town very good, 12/27/1933:1 Under barrage at selectmen's meeting, 01/06/1933:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Comes under fire again, 01/06/1933:1 Selectmen discuss sanitary conditions at Union Street School, Arthur Raymond in court for not cooperating with welfare department, 06/01/1934:1 01/06/1933:4 Middleboro - Board of Public Welfare Town manager explains new plan, 01/06/1933:4 see also Employment; Poor Farm Welfare Board not deceived (l) (William G. Boynton), 01/13/1933:2 Department business scandalous, 01/24/1930:3 Wheel chair wanted, 01/13/1933:2 Departmental report (t), 01/24/1930:4 Holds joint meeting with selectmen, 1/27/1933:1 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Selectmen discuss sweeping changes, 1/27/1933:1 John Cobb appointed to board (p), 03/21/1930:2 Detailed annual report (t), 1/27/1933:2 Organizational meeting turns into hectic affair, 03/28/1930:1 Welfare board denies charges (l) (William G. Boynton), 1/27/1933:3 Takes no action on appointing successor to Brown, 04/04/1930:1 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Salaries explained (l) (Lelah M. Hathaway), 04/04/1930:9 Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 To give business to merchants who give 10% discount, 04/11/1930:1 Unemployed man presents case to selectmen, 03/03/1933:1 Letter from Hathaway clears up misunderstanding for selectmen, Organizes for the year, 03/17/1933:2 04/11/1930:1 Recipients of welfare let light bills run up, 04/07/1933:1 On the right track, 04/18/1930:1 William Boynton submits letter on welfare problems (l), 04/14/1933:2 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5
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Middleboro - Board of Public Welfare cont. Middleboro - Board of Selectmen cont. Local unemployed dissatisfied with hiring for new road construction, Failure of selectman Heath no surprise, 12/05/1930:1 04/21/1933:1 Heath recall attempt fails, 12/05/1930:1 Asks for cast off furniture in good condition, 05/05/1933:1 Registration schedule (ad), 12/12/1930:3 Local conditions improve, 05/05/1933:1 Annual report, 01/30/1931:1 Board gets deer meat after traffic accident, 06/23/1933:8 How we do business (l), 01/30/1931:1 Lists pared down as business improves, 07/14/1933:1 Salaries discussed at town meeting, 02/13/1931:3 Urges thrift as winter approaches, 07/14/1933:2 Per diem $2.50 fifty-five years ago, 02/27/1931:6 Appeal for second hand garments, 11/10/1933:1 Demand honest budget estimates from departments, 09/18/1931:1 To receive 1,000 pounds of pork, 11/17/1933:4 Organizes for year, 01/20/1933:1 Margaret Wagner, age 91, donates handmade quilt, 12/27/1933:1 Holds joint meeting with welfare board, 1/27/1933:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Report of selectmen, 02/03/1933:3 Request for stroller and crib, 03/02/1934:1 Alexander Heath expects full cooperation (l), 02/03/1933:4 Bid to remove William Boynton unsuccessful, 03/30/1934:1 Hold meeting behind closed doors, 03/10/1933:1 Demands on department discussed by selectmen, 04/27/1934:2 Hunting for an altruist (l) (Alexander Heath), 11/23/1934:7 To determine impact of federal monies, 05/11/1934:1 Should grant licenses on a fair basis, 12/07/1934:1 Receives instructions for additional men for CCC camp, 12/14/1934:4 Middleboro - Fire Department In urgent need of secondhand clothing, 12/28/1934:2 see also Firemen's Relief Organization; Middleboro Fire District (55 Middleboro - Board of Registrars of Voters years ago) Add eleven names to list, 01/03/1930:1 Receives $425 from Lakeville for fire services, 01/24/1930:1 Holds final meeting, 35 registered, 01/10/1930:1 Chief Philbrook's annual report, 01/31/1930:7 Notice of registration schedule (ad), 07/25/1930:10 Town manager's report, 02/07/1930:3 Six names added to list, 08/15/1930:4 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Fourteen names added to list, 08/29/1930:1 No parking allowed on Peirce St near fire station, 06/20/1930:1 Registration schedule (ad), 09/19/1930:10 Review of articles in warrant for special town meeting, 07/04/1930:1 Adds eight names to list, 10/03/1930:1 Additional money voted at special town meeting, 08/01/1930:1 Results of latest registration drive, 10/17/1930:1 New engine house looks like country church wrong end to the street 55 Meeting schedule, 12/12/1930:1 years ago, 11/28/1930:6 Adds 15 names to list, 12/19/1930:1 Call firemen get paid, 12/19/1930:4 Three names added to list, 01/02/1931:1 Alleged irregularities in payroll discussed by selectmen, 01/09/1931:1 Since November election 53 names added to list, 01/09/1931:1 Selectman Heath's statement of irregularities a surprise to board, Registration schedule, 11/06/1931:3 01/09/1931:1 Adds 19 names to list, 12/04/1931:1 Selectmen to investigate department, 01/30/1931:1 Adds 62 names to list, 12/18/1931:1 Investigation melts like snow flurry under noonday sun, 02/06/1931:1 Final session shows big gain, 01/08/1932:1 Department exonerated, 02/06/1931:2 Adds 11 names to list, 04/08/1932:1 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Adds 17 names to list, 06/03/1932:1 False alarm brings entire crew out in storm, 03/20/1931:2 Schedule of upcoming sessions, 08/12/1932:1 Protection for adjoining towns requires careful discussion, 04/03/1931:1 Registration schedule (ad), 08/19/1932:8 Selectmen consider request for protection from Carver, 04/03/1931:2 One hundred twenty eight names added to list, 09/02/1932:3 Chief of police invokes parking law applying to fire zones, 05/08/1931:1 Registration schedule (ad), 09/30/1932:3 Two 6-year-olds pull false alarm, 05/15/1931:4 Adds 31 names to list, 10/07/1932:1 Celebrate first memorial day services, 06/19/1931:6 Registrations in recent sessions total 184, 10/21/1932:1 Chief calls attention to "fire chasers," 09/11/1931:1 Add 11 names from North Middleboro to list, 10/21/1932:6 Local firemen help Cabot Club repair toys (p), 12/25/1931:4 Registration schedule, 12/16/1932:1 Town meeting vote scheduled for two-platoon system, 01/08/1932:1 Registration schedule (ad), 12/16/1932:8 Two-platoon system vote included in meeting warrant, 01/08/1932:1 Nineteen names added at last meeting, 01/06/1933:1 Concerning platoon system (ad) (l), 02/05/1932:5 Registration schedule (ad), 04/14/1933:5 Two platoon system an easy sell, 02/12/1932:1 Adds 36 names to list, 04/21/1933:1 Two platoon system discussed at town meeting, 02/12/1932:2 Registration schedule (ad), 06/02/1933:8 Adjourned town meeting packs the hall, 02/19/1932:1 Registration schedule, 12/08/1933:3 Town meeting business could have been finished in half the time, Adds seven names to list, 12/15/1933:1 02/19/1932:1 Fifteen names added at final session, 01/05/1934:1 Firemen protest treatment of Chief Philbrook at town meeting, Schedule registration session (ad), 04/06/1934:8 02/26/1932:1 Five names added to list, 04/13/1934:1 Heath filibusters on appropriation issue at town meeting, 03/04/1932:2 Registration schedule (ad), 10/05/1934:8 Michigan man proposes to save town $20,000 (l) (t) (H.L. Williams), Adds 40 names to list, 10/12/1934:4 03/04/1932:4 More registrations (t), 10/19/1934:1 James Taylor new permanent fire chief at Bourne, 04/01/1932:1 Registers 244 since September primaries, 10/19/1934:1 Peirce Estate Trustees come to relief of town, 07/15/1932:1 Registration schedule, 12/14/1934:9 Investigation into false alarms, 08/05/1932:1 Only five names added, 12/21/1934:1 Pulling false alarm a serious offense, 08/05/1932:1 Middleboro - Board of Selectmen Annual stipends distributed, 12/23/1932:1 Heath resigns as clerk, 01/10/1930:6 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Organize at first meeting since election, 01/24/1930:1 Chief's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Make departure in way meetings are run, 01/31/1930:5 Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Town manager's report, 02/07/1930:3 Chief queried by selectmen about complaint, 03/17/1933:1 Annual report, 02/07/1930:4 Two-platoon system up for consideration again, 04/21/1933:1 Hold first meeting since town meeting, 02/28/1930:2 Tests dry hydrant at Rock village, 05/05/1933:1 Address herring and health measures, 03/07/1930:3 Electrical storm causes problems with fire alarm system, 06/02/1933:1 Move to recall selectman Heath, 11/14/1930:1 Engine 1 called to Bridgewater, 10/13/1933:4
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Middleboro - Fire Department cont. Middleboro - Highway Department cont. Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Repairs made to East Main St, 05/06/1932:1 Report of fire chief (t), 02/09/1934:7 Good job done on East Main St repairs, 05/13/1932:1 Rural fire protection project complete, 04/27/1934:3 Does good repair job on Taunton St from state highway to Lakeville, Improvements to water system will help with fire protection, 07/22/1932:1 05/04/1934:1 Repairs made to Taunton St, 07/22/1932:3 Legion to organize squad to aid police and fire departments, Local men not hired for work on Thompson St, 07/29/1932:4 06/01/1934:1 Progress made on Thompson St, 08/12/1932:1 Selectmen accept Legion plan to organize emergency squad, Jackson St gravelled, 08/26/1932:1 06/01/1934:1 Welfare department men cut brush on Rocky Gutter St, 12/16/1932:1 Annual memorial service held, 06/15/1934:5 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Middleboro - Fire Department (equipment) Poor road conditions discussed by selectmen, 02/17/1933:5 Fire alarm boxes at Warrentown (l) (E.E. Place), 02/14/1930:6 Crew works on Thomas St repairs, 06/09/1933:1 Warrentown to have fire alarm boxes, 03/28/1930:6 Bronze plates taken from steam roller, 06/23/1933:6 Town manager purchases and converts truck for water hauling, Town manager receives unexpected compliment on street work, 05/23/1930:1 09/29/1933:1 Fire alarm goes on rampage, 07/25/1930:4 Old Center St resurfaced, 10/06/1933:1 Middleboro - Fire Department - Equipment Plan to raise all manhole covers underway, 10/20/1933:1 Engine 1 out of commission, 03/31/1933:1 Civil Works Board provides work for many men here, 12/08/1933:1 Middleboro - Fire Department (equipment) CWA projects in full swing here, 01/12/1934:1 Appropriations made at adjourned town meeting, 02/23/1934:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Fire apparatus purchase only article of importance for town meeting, Frost breaks up roads, 03/09/1934:1 03/02/1934:1 Busy filling in holes, 04/06/1934:1 Vote on new fire apparatus sails through, 03/09/1934:1 Takes delivery of Chevrolet one and a half ton dump truck, Vote to purchase another fire engine at town meeting (t), 03/09/1934:1 05/11/1934:1 Request for bids for new engine (ad), 03/23/1934:8 Many improvements made here under federal aid, 05/25/1934:1 Maxim Motor Co. sole bidder for new fire engine, 03/30/1934:1 Peirce St resurfaced after water main installation, 06/22/1934:1 Not surprising that Maxim Motor Co. only bidder, 04/06/1934:1 Details of Myrtle St improvements, 09/21/1934:2 Maxim Motor Co. to deliver new centrifugal pumping engine (p), Myrtle St repairs are outstanding, 10/05/1934:1 04/27/1934:1 Residents petition for repairs, 12/21/1934:1 Pumping engine 2 gets stuck during practice run, 05/18/1934:1 Middleboro - Light Board (see Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant) Middleboro - Fire Department - Equipment Middleboro - Planning Board Two new pieces of apparatus now in service, 05/25/1934:1 George Doane resigns, 02/07/1930:1 Middleboro - Fire Department (equipment) Howard Holden resigns, 02/14/1930:1 State will not authorize borrowing for new equipment, 06/15/1934:1 Selectmen make appointments to fill vacancies, 04/11/1930:1 Special town meeting called to correct previous vote, 06/29/1934:1 Organizes for the year, 04/25/1930:1 Middleboro - Health Department (see Middleboro - Board of Health) List of proposed projects, 05/23/1930:1 Middleboro - Highway Department Requests funds at town meeting, 02/13/1931:1 see also Bridges Reports to selectmen on parking situation, 06/19/1931:4 Review of town meeting warrant, 01/10/1930:1 Special report on Peirce Academy, 02/05/1932:3 Town manager's report, 02/07/1930:3 The advantages of zoning, 12/23/1932:7 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 New gravel on Everett St, 05/16/1930:2 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Work on Bedford St progressing, 05/16/1930:9 Letter to local organizations invitation to public forum, 11/16/1934:1 List of projects proposed by Planning Board, 05/23/1930:1 Public meeting discussion on town government, 11/23/1934:1 Town manager purchases and converts truck for water hauling, Middleboro - Police Department 05/23/1930:1 Annual report, 01/10/1930:8 Road work progresses, 05/23/1930:7 Town manager's report, 02/07/1930:3 Progress in service repairs, 06/20/1930:4 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Local road repairs, 06/27/1930:4 In appreciation (l) (T.W. Peirce Hardware Co.), 06/20/1930:3 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 Summer schedule announced, 07/04/1930:5 Dust-laying done on many town streets, 08/15/1930:1 New signal system in place, 07/18/1930:1 Feted by Wappanucket Social Club, 11/21/1930:3 Sergeant William Murdock named Bourne police chief (p), Joseph Young's eye injured at work, 12/26/1930:1 07/18/1930:1 New road repair projects discussed at selectmen's meeting, 12/26/1930:1 Our police (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 09/05/1930:6 Repair of Center and Taunton St finally in the works, 12/26/1930:1 On winter schedule, 09/26/1930:6 Town files quitclaim deed in matter of gravel pit, 01/09/1931:1 Charles Rogers appointed acting sergeant by selectmen, 10/03/1930:1 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Details of report to Commissioner of Corrections, 10/10/1930:1 Snow removal service excellent, 02/13/1931:1 Salary of acting sergeant fixed, 12/26/1930:1 Street improvements discussed at town meeting, 02/13/1931:1 Interior painted, furniture cleaned and varnished, 01/02/1931:1 Appropriations discussed at town meeting, 02/13/1931:3 What are responsibilities of local police on new state road?, Repair of highways a perplexing problem, 03/06/1931:1 01/09/1931:1 Agrees to co-funding of Spruce St repair project, 03/13/1931:1 Annual report, 01/23/1931:2 Engaged in annual oiling of streets, 06/05/1931:1 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Oiling program delayed due to weather, 07/10/1931:1 William Murdock appointed chief of police for Bourne, 03/13/1931:1 New road surface on South Main St, 07/17/1931:1 Cell room gets new coat of paint, 05/15/1931:1 Extensive repairs made to Cottage Court, 08/07/1931:1 Telephone installed at Main and Grove St, 05/22/1931:1 Don't cut efficiency of highway department (ad) (William Egger), James Burgess appointed special police officer 55 years ago, 02/26/1932:8 07/17/1931:2 Completes work in North Middleboro, 04/15/1932:1
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Middleboro - Police Department cont. Middleboro - School Committee cont. Must vacate quarters in academy, move to P.H. Peirce grocery, Notice to transport contractors (ad), 06/05/1931:5 07/24/1931:1 Works at solving perplexing problem of transportation, 06/26/1931:1 Plans for courthouse and police discussed by selectmen, 09/18/1931:1 Transportation contracts awarded, 06/26/1931:2 No action on police quarters, 10/02/1931:1 Takes steps to keep budget in check, 12/09/1932:1 Chief submits annual report, 10/09/1931:4 Slashes budget, 01/06/1933:1 New quarters discussed, 12/04/1931:1 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Peirce Estate Trustees willing to help town with plan for police station Should consider replacing Union Street School, 01/26/1934:1 and court room, 12/11/1931:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Chamber members favors agreement with Peirce Trustees for police and School budget in danger (l) (Priscilla Stetson Alger), 02/09/1934:1 court accommodations, 12/18/1931:1 Selectmen discuss budget with superintendent, 02/16/1934:1 Study town meeting warrant carefully, 12/18/1931:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/18/1934:1 Petty bickering marks special town meeting, 12/25/1931:1 Middleboro - Street Department (see Middleboro - Highway Department) Chief Sisson files annual report, 01/08/1932:1 Middleboro - Water Department Don't wait till last minute to secure new location, 01/22/1932:1 Review of town meeting warrant, 01/10/1930:1 Hearing on bill to provide for station, 02/05/1932:1 Shubert bothered by mosquitoes at pumping station, 01/10/1930:4 New station to be in Hayes building on North Main St, 02/05/1932:1 Extension proves problematic for Warrentown, 01/31/1930:5 Plan for temporary quarters, 02/12/1932:1 More leaks develop in Warrentown project, 01/31/1930:6 Adjourned town meeting packs the hall, 02/19/1932:1 Town manager's report, 02/07/1930:3 Billed signed by Governor Ely, 02/19/1932:1 Another leak in pipes at Warrentown, 05/30/1930:1 Confiscated wine cask breaks open as police move headquarters, Fairview and Grove St pipes to be relaid, 05/30/1930:3 03/04/1932:1 Progress in service repairs, 06/20/1930:4 Accommodations for tramps, night watchman subject of town meeting Another leak in Warrentown, 07/11/1930:4 55 years ago, 04/15/1932:8 Additional money voted at special town meeting, 08/01/1930:1 Charles Rogers appointed regular sergeant, 06/10/1932:4 Notice to consumers to curtail use, 08/08/1930:8 L. Wallace Rice appointed regular patrolman, 07/01/1932:1 North Middleboro residents agitate for extension of service, Selectmen discuss new quarters, 07/08/1932:1 10/24/1930:1 Chester Rice clerk at station, 08/19/1932:1 Request for reduction in charge to waterproof stand pipe accepted, Selectmen discuss quarters, 08/19/1932:1 11/21/1930:1 Police Chief Sisson commended, 09/16/1932:2 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Committee on accommodations meets, 10/07/1932:1 Main extensions discussed at town meeting, 02/13/1931:3 Annual crime report, 10/21/1932:7 Improvements made at pumping station, 10/30/1931:1 Local quarters need improvement, 11/04/1932:1 Local unemployment relieved by work on water and sewer lines here, Chief submits annual report, 01/13/1933:1 04/29/1932:1 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Lightning burns off high tension wire at pumping station, 06/10/1932:1 Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 System improvements discussed by selectmen, 09/02/1932:1 Budget about $400 short, 03/17/1933:1 Selectmen discuss plan to rehabilitate water system, 09/23/1932:1 "Lodgers" hail from OH, CA, and NC, 06/09/1933:1 Special town meeting addresses water system (t), 09/30/1932:1 Police officer saves Frank Ross' life, 06/09/1933:1 Committee on water project organizes, 10/07/1932:1 Local police form association, 10/13/1933:1 Selectmen discuss extensions, 12/09/1932:2 Chief Sisson files annual report, 10/20/1933:6 Green neighborhood makes request for extensions, 01/06/1933:4 Present quarters a disgrace, 12/15/1933:1 Selectmen discuss proposed changes, 1/27/1933:1 New quarters should be on town meeting agenda, 12/22/1933:1 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Report for 1933, 01/05/1934:1 Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Condition of water system discussed by selectmen, 02/17/1933:5 Ambulance appropriation discussed at town meeting, 02/16/1934:1 Bills receivable total more than $5,900, 03/17/1933:1 Bridgewater man attempts suicide twice in local jail cell, 02/16/1934:1 Town manager now responsible for collecting bills, 03/31/1933:1 Selectmen approve update of equipment, 02/16/1934:2 Town manager to take charge, 03/31/1933:1 Makeshift setup a disgrace to community, 03/02/1934:1 Selectmen discussed delinquent bills, 04/21/1933:1 Selectmen authorize purchase of ambulance, 03/30/1934:1 Selectmen discuss possible effects of Industrial Recovery Act here, Maxim Motor Co. puts new police ambulance in shape, 05/04/1934:1 06/30/1933:1 Ambulance fills much needed service, 05/18/1934:1 Selectmen discuss warrant for special town meeting, 09/01/1933:1 Legion to organize squad to aid police and fire departments, Joseph Schubert employed at pumping station, 09/15/1933:2 06/01/1934:1 Selectmen approve extension project, to apply for federal funds, Selectmen accept Legion plan to organize emergency squad, 11/24/1933:1 06/01/1934:1 Extension work to provide work for unemployed, 12/01/1933:1 Annual report to state (t), 10/19/1934:2 Civil Works Board provides work for many men here, 12/08/1933:1 Prisoner escapes suffocation, 11/09/1934:5 Work underway on local project, 12/08/1933:1 Middleboro - School Committee Extension requested for East Grove St and for village at the Green, see also Schools - Middleboro 12/15/1933:1 Makes budget requests, 01/24/1930:3 New water main project requires federal money, 12/22/1933:1 Organizes for the year, 02/07/1930:1 Selectmen approve new project, Civil Works board turns it down, Town manager's report, 02/07/1930:3 12/22/1933:4 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Busy with leaky pipes after hard freeze, 01/12/1934:1 Fills seat left by Lorenzo Wood, award tenure, 05/09/1930:4 CWA projects in full swing here, 01/12/1934:1 Notice of vacancy, 12/26/1930:1 Green neighborhood petitions for extension, 01/26/1934:1 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Departmental report, 01/26/1934:7 Appropriations discussed at town meeting, 02/13/1931:3 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Awards transportation contract to Charles Whitney, 03/13/1931:1 CWA projects to close next week, 02/09/1934:1 Safety of school children subject of meeting, 05/15/1931:6
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Middleboro - Water Department cont. Middleboro Chamber of Commerce cont. Service extension to Green neighborhood discussed at town meeting, Stores to close on Armistice Day (ad), 11/04/1932:8 02/16/1934:2 Holds annual meeting, 04/14/1933:1 Wareham St CWA project complete, 02/16/1934:4 Stores to close Wednesday afternoons, 05/19/1933:1 Appropriations made at adjourned town meeting, 02/23/1934:1 Another shoe firm may locate here, 05/26/1933:1 Warrentown water line freezes up in sub-zero temperatures, Monies needed to start two new shoe companies here, 07/14/1933:1 02/23/1934:1 Business recovery drive (ad), 07/14/1933:2 Citizens of the Green write letter of thanks (l), 02/23/1934:3 Reports on progress of factory fund, 07/21/1933:1 Improvements will help with fire protection, 05/04/1934:1 Factory fund totals $1,578.40 (t), 09/01/1933:1 New work project started, 05/04/1934:1 National Recovery Committee formed here, 09/01/1933:1 Many improvements made here under federal aid, 05/25/1934:1 Names committee to investigate free bus service, 11/24/1933:1 New extension work underway, 06/08/1934:2 Organizes Retail Trade Council, 12/01/1933:1 State will not authorize borrowing for extensions, 06/15/1934:1 Holds Manufacturers' Night, 12/27/1933:1 Special town meeting called to correct previous vote, 06/29/1934:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/13/1934:1 To reline standpipe, 09/07/1934:1 Message to shoe workers (l), 04/13/1934:1 Plymouth St extension complete, 09/28/1934:1 Merchants discuss campaign, 04/27/1934:4 Committee named to address issues, 09/28/1934:2 Agrees to seek smaller quarters, 10/05/1934:4 Interior of stand pipe undergoes repair, 10/12/1934:1 Bestows lifetime membership on Charles H. Bates, 12/28/1934:1 Selectmen discuss winter work, 10/12/1934:1 Middleboro Clothing Co. Selectmen receive petitions for extension, 11/30/1934:1 F.D. Martin manager (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Selectmen begin condemnation process for new line to pumping station, Employs William Curley, 09/19/1930:1 11/30/1934:4 Middleboro Commercial Club Residents petition for improvements, 12/21/1934:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/11/1930:1 Middleboro and Taunton Railroad Harry Sampson speaks on proposed repeal of state enforcement laws, Train strikes carriage at Chace's crossing 55 years ago, kills Edward 04/25/1930:9 Murphy, 11/07/1930:6 Legally changes name to Middleboro Chamber of Commerce, Middleboro Anti-Steel Trap Association 06/20/1930:7 Group sponsors humane trapping measure (l), 10/03/1930:3 Middleboro Co-operative Bank (see Middleborough Co-operative Bank) Middleboro Bakery Middleboro Cornet Band A.J. Pasztor & Sons (ad), 04/04/1930:4 Schedule fair 55 years ago, 03/13/1931:6 Introduces bread called Sweet Loaf (ad), 05/22/1931:5 Headquarters over Washburn & Andrew's store 55 years ago, Middleboro Battery & Ignition Co. 04/03/1931:2 Everett St (ad), 10/09/1931:7 Plans first outdoor concert 55 years ago, 06/12/1931:6 Fully equipped shop on Everett St, 11/06/1931:7 Holds first outdoor concert 55 years ago, 06/26/1931:7 Fagerberg widely known as reliable man, 11/27/1931:7 Middleboro Council of Churches (see Council of Middleboro Churches) Fagerberg specializes in brake relining in winter, 12/18/1931:7 Middleboro District Beverage Dealers Middleboro Chamber of Commerce see also Beverages Middleboro Commercial Club legally changes name, 06/20/1930:7 Makes donation to St. Luke's, 12/07/1934:2 Corporal Eagen, cast of 150 locals (ad) (t), 10/31/1930:4 Middleboro District Nursing Association Corporal Eagen makes big hit, 11/07/1930:1 Moves headquarters to Town House, 01/31/1930:5 Merchants' committee not consulted on Thursday afternoon closings, January report, 02/07/1930:8 11/07/1930:1 Holds 21st annual meeting (t), 05/02/1930:2 New shoe concern under discussion, 03/13/1931:1 Headquarters pass inspection, 05/16/1930:3 New shoe industry possible here, 03/13/1931:1 June meeting report, 07/11/1930:1 Discusses plans for shoe factory, 03/20/1931:1 Monthly report, 09/12/1930:1 Shoe factory meeting not as enthusiastic as could have been, Holds annual meeting (t), 05/01/1931:2 03/20/1931:1 District nurse Elsie Dow resigns, 10/09/1931:1 Shoe firm will not locate here, 03/27/1931:1 Harriett Thomas elected new district nurse, 10/30/1931:1 Makes wise decision concerning shoe factory, 04/03/1931:1 Agenda for annual meeting (ad), 04/15/1932:6 Holds annual meeting, 04/10/1931:1 Holds annual meeting (t), 04/29/1932:6 Plan program of expansion, 05/08/1931:2 May statistics, 06/09/1933:3 Plans for expansion, 05/15/1931:1 Statistics for summer months, 09/15/1933:3 High school students to "run" town for a day, 05/15/1931:3 September report, 10/06/1933:3 Plans complete for expansion program, 05/22/1931:1 Monthly report, 11/10/1933:6 Expansion program a complete success, 05/29/1931:1 Holds public meeting; report for November, 12/08/1933:2 Injects new life into industrial activities, 05/29/1931:1 Monthly report, 01/12/1934:1 Results of essay contest, 06/05/1931:6 January and February statistics, 03/09/1934:2 Forms committee of finance and taxation, 10/02/1931:1 Report for March, 04/06/1934:6 Merchants to have extended hours, 11/27/1931:1 Beneficiary of J. Augustine Sparrow's will, 04/20/1934:1 Extended hours for merchants on Thursdays (ad), 11/27/1931:8 Holds annual meeting, 05/04/1934:2 Favors agreement with Peirce Trustees for police and court April report, 05/11/1934:6 accommodations, 12/18/1931:1 May report, 06/08/1934:7 Merchants in favor of Thursday closing, 02/26/1932:1 August report, 09/14/1934:2 Holds annual meeting, 04/15/1932:1 Monthly report, 10/05/1934:6 Opposes tax bill, 05/13/1932:5 October report, 11/09/1934:4 Report summarizes business and industry situation here, 09/30/1932:1 November report, 12/07/1934:4 Adopts industrial development plan, 10/07/1932:1 Middleboro Fire District (55 years ago) Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/07/1932:3 see also Middleboro - Fire Department Middleboro ideal for industry (t), 10/14/1932:4 Hook and Ladder Co. elects officers, 01/10/1930:8 Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/21/1932:3 Elects officers, 03/21/1930:8
150 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Middleboro Fire District (55 years ago) cont. Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant cont. Pays churches to ring bells for alarms, 08/01/1930:8 Discuss contract with Taunton Gas Light Co., 05/29/1931:1 Tax valuations set (t), 10/03/1930:6 Officials try to get best bargain from Taunton, 06/12/1931:1 Elects officers, 03/25/1932:6 Selectmen do not sign gas contract, 06/12/1931:1 Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Association Lower price on new gas contract with Taunton, 06/19/1931:1 Part of new Sportsmen's League, 05/30/1930:3 Contract takes effect, 06/26/1931:3 Field trials successful, 09/05/1930:2 Extensions for new state road, 06/26/1931:3 Large attendance at meeting to discuss steel trap bill, 09/26/1930:1 Lineman Grover Patterson injured during electrical storm, 07/31/1931:1 Beagle trials successful, 10/24/1930:2 Cherry St residents petition for extension, 09/04/1931:1 Holds annual Thanksgiving fox hunt, 11/28/1930:1 Matter of delinquency discussed by selectmen, 09/18/1931:1 Good number of hunters and dogs out for annual fox hunt, 01/02/1931:1 Notice to customers with delinquent accounts (ad), 09/18/1931:10 Holds annual meeting, 01/23/1931:4 Advisability of town generating own power discussed at town meeting, Names committee to increase membership, 01/30/1931:1 02/12/1932:1 Releases trout into local streams, 02/20/1931:4 Proposition to provide State Farm with electricity, 03/25/1932:1 Releases 75 hare in local swamps, 02/27/1931:1 Selectmen discuss proposition to sell electricity to State Farm, Holds "charter members night," 05/29/1931:1 03/25/1932:1 Fast dogs in field trials, 09/11/1931:2 Discussion of contract renewal with Plymouth Electric light Co. held Receives large number of pheasant, 09/18/1931:1 behind closed doors, 03/25/1932:4 Annual beagle trials a success, 10/23/1931:2 Selectmen engage consulting engineer, 04/01/1932:1 Second fox hunt not exciting, 10/30/1931:2 Terms of contract with Plymouth company not known, 04/01/1932:1 No score on fox hunt, 11/13/1931:3 Selectmen to sign light contract, 05/13/1932:1 First annual minstrel show (ad), 01/22/1932:2 Much discussed contract to be signed, 05/20/1932:1 Sponsors plan to protect dogs, 05/20/1932:4 Contract signed at selectmen's meeting, 05/27/1932:2 Please notify police about lost dogs (ad), 05/20/1932:8 Selectmen agreed to Lakeville extension, 05/27/1932:2 Field trials a big success, 09/09/1932:1 Selectmen adjust tax on lighting bills, 07/01/1932:1 Local sportsmen maintain reputation for good show, 09/09/1932:1 Selectmen vote to absorb tax on electric lights, 07/01/1932:1 Holds annual field trials, 10/21/1932:2 Hand delivery of light bills will save money, 07/29/1932:1 Holds annual supper and entertainment, 12/23/1932:1 Selectmen discuss new plan for bill delivery, 07/29/1932:1 Holds annual meeting, 1/27/1933:1 Selectmen hear request for gas extension to Warrentown, 07/29/1932:1 Pays tribute to warden Nathan Pratt (p), 02/24/1933:1 Selectmen discuss extension to Warrentown, 08/19/1932:1 Excellent judging, new location, large entry numbers make annual trials State light tax to be absorbed by department, 08/19/1932:1 a winner, 09/08/1933:1 Light bills delivered by messenger, 08/19/1932:4 Puts on show of best bird dogs in this part of country, 09/08/1933:1 Change in lighting rates (ad) (t), 08/19/1932:8 Holds hare and rabbit trials, 11/03/1933:1 Lightning causes more trouble than Philbrook can remember, Middleboro Fruit & Bakery Co. 09/09/1932:1 Promades Bros. proprietors (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Unpaid bills a problem, 09/16/1932:1 Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant Unpaid bills discussed by selectmen, 09/16/1932:1 Makes budget requests, 01/24/1930:3 Warrentown gas extension (l) (Anders Martenson), 09/23/1932:2 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Extensions to Warrentown and Fall Brook approved, 09/30/1932:1 Decisions to turn off power for none payment of bill rests with Discussion about funds at selectmen's meeting, 09/30/1932:2 selectmen, 04/25/1930:1 Gas main extensions help with unemployment, 10/07/1932:1 Notice of rules and regulations (ad), 04/25/1930:2 Outline of plans for extensions, 10/07/1932:1 Rules and regulations (ad), 05/02/1930:6 Work begun on gas extensions, 10/14/1932:1 Work begins on Wareham St extension, 05/09/1930:1 Last week's payroll $675, 10/21/1932:1 Details of additional electric lines and gas mains, 05/16/1930:2 Charles Wambolt's injuries from live wire lead to lawsuit, 11/25/1932:1 Lightning strikes transformers on Wareham St, 07/11/1930:9 Work begins on extension to Warrentown, 11/25/1932:1 New wiring installed along Grove St, 08/22/1930:3 Fall Brook resident requests extension, 11/25/1932:4 Petition for service extension, 09/12/1930:1 Delicatessen on wheels serves men working on Warrentown gas Lightning enters municipal light station, service interrupted, extension, 12/02/1932:1 09/19/1930:4 Selectmen discuss extensions, 12/09/1932:2 Extensions to electrical service discussed by selectmen, 10/03/1930:1 No extension for River St residents, 01/06/1933:1 Rates for oil burners discussed at selectmen's meeting, 10/03/1930:1 Power failure due to broken wire, 01/06/1933:1 Citizens await revised rates, 10/10/1930:1 Selectmen discuss electric extension to State Farm, 01/06/1933:1 Extension along Spruce St complete, 10/24/1930:1 Annual report (t), 02/03/1933:4 Lakeville extensions discussed by selectmen, 10/31/1930:2 Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Rock residents' petition for extension turned down, 11/07/1930:1 Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Gun club appreciates extension of electric service, 11/21/1930:1 Gas main extensions nixed by selectmen, 03/03/1933:1 Selectmen discuss bill collection, 12/05/1930:1 Selectmen recommend rate reduction (t), 03/03/1933:1 Rates reduce for electricity; improvements to plant detailed, Bedford St residents petition for extension, 03/31/1933:1 12/19/1930:1 Town manager now responsible for collecting bills, 03/31/1933:1 Third rate reduction in 10 years (ad), 12/19/1930:5 Town manager to take charge, 03/31/1933:1 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Selectmen discuss delinquent bills, 04/21/1933:1 Discussion of town generating own electricity, 02/13/1931:3 Petition for service extension to Purchase St, 06/16/1933:1 Petition for extension submitted to selectmen, 03/06/1931:1 Extensions for River and Thompson St approved, 09/29/1933:1 Petitions addressed at selectmen's meeting, 04/03/1931:2 Requests additional funds for more staff, 09/29/1933:1 Town needs to secure new gas contract, 04/24/1931:1 Perkins and Jolley each fined $10 for illegal use of electricity, Extension for Bedford St okayed by selectmen, 04/24/1931:4 10/06/1933:4 Lineman James McDonald injured in fall from pole, 05/01/1931:1 Lighting department locates problem causing radio interference, McNeece petitions selectmen for extension of light service on Summer 10/13/1933:1 St, 05/15/1931:2 Extension on Thompson St approved, 10/13/1933:2
151 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant cont. Middleboro Laundry Manager authorized to purchase new car, 10/13/1933:2 Sweet and spotless (ad), 03/21/1930:10 Violation of wiring by-laws in court this week, 12/01/1933:1 Gets service from Water Department after well runs dry, 08/15/1930:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Hammond collides with Connecticut driver on Wareham St, Annual report (t), 02/09/1934:7 01/16/1931:2 Appropriations made at adjourned town meeting, 02/23/1934:1 New equipment facilities handling of increased business, 08/07/1931:1 Rock resident makes appeal for service extension, 06/01/1934:1 Proprietor Grantham discovers money missing, 03/18/1932:3 Selectmen discuss delinquent customers, 06/15/1934:1 Emery's auto collides with laundry truck on South Main St, Call for bids for painting gas holder, 09/14/1934:6 09/15/1933:1 Picone fined $10 for unlawful use of electricity, 09/14/1934:6 New wet wash service (ad), 11/30/1934:8 Picone not guilty of stealing electricity, 10/26/1934:2 Middleboro Light Guard Receives complaints of poor radio reception, 12/07/1934:1 Goes into camp 55 years ago, 07/25/1930:7 Mrs Vagen Zakarian guilty of stealing gas and electricity from town, Middleboro Liquor Dealers' Association 12/14/1934:2 Local dealers organize, 06/15/1934:4 Radio troubles disappear, 12/14/1934:4 Newly formed organization has first meeting, 06/29/1934:3 Residents petition for improvements, 12/21/1934:1 Middleboro Manufacturing Co. Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant - Employees Children's clothing manufacturer to locate in Lobl building, Employs Henrietta Wilbur in office, 08/29/1930:6 11/17/1933:1 Bessie Veazie employed at light office, 07/31/1931:7 Clothing factory begins work, 01/26/1934:1 Grover Patterson foreman of municipal lighting maintenance gang, Middleboro Motor Sales 02/12/1932:1 Ford agency on West Grove St (ad), 04/01/1932:2 Grover Patterson foreman of gas and electric department, 12/28/1934:1 Fred Thomas opens new Ford agency, 04/01/1932:2 Middleboro Gazette Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/15/1932:5 Column discontinued, issues from 1880 missing, 01/03/1930:1 Opens new location on Wareham St (ad), 05/26/1933:2 Praise for the Gazette (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 01/03/1930:3 Alden and Thomas dissolve partnership, 12/22/1933:6 Announces prize letter and guessing contest, 01/24/1930:1 Middleboro Nash Co. Subscription best way to ensure you get a copy, 02/07/1930:1 New show room in Lakeville (ad), 02/07/1930:2 Prize winning letters in guessing contest (l), 02/07/1930:6, 02/28/1930:7 Main St, Lakeville (ad), 08/08/1930:8 To decline further communications concerning personalities in wake of Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 town meeting, 03/14/1930:1 Lakeville (ad), 11/14/1930:7 Editor and publisher, Lorenzo Wood, dies, 05/02/1930:1 G. Russell Perkins resigns, 02/13/1931:1 Clarifies policy on communications, 01/30/1931:1 Adnah Harlow resigns, 05/04/1934:1 Statement of ownership, 04/10/1931:5 Hires George L. Hathaway, 05/04/1934:1 Stands squarely behind local merchants (ad), 04/17/1931:2 Searches for oldest Nash in area, 05/11/1934:2 Statement of ownership, 04/15/1932:7 Employs Shaw Howard Reynolds, 09/28/1934:3 Member of Cape Cod Press Club (ad), 11/25/1932:4 Middleboro Police Association Sport of window shopping....at home (ad), 02/17/1933:7 Holds annual ball, 11/09/1934:5 Receives compliment in Brockton Enterprise, 07/21/1933:1 Middleboro Range Fuel and Oil Association O'Hara thinks well of old family weekly, 07/21/1933:3 Membership list for new organization (ad), 12/08/1933:2 Statement of ownership, 10/13/1933:5 Middleboro Symphonic and Applied Arts Society History and profile of Middleboro business, 09/14/1934:1 Sponsors enjoyable concert, 03/28/1930:1 Statement of ownership, 10/19/1934:5 Hosts annual children's party, 06/13/1930:1 Subscription rates (ad) (t), 12/07/1934:7 Middleboro Teachers' Association Middleboro Gazette - Employees Passes resolutions upon death of Lorenzo Wood, 05/16/1930:4 Correspondent Maynard changes phone number, 01/10/1930:4 Presents The Prince Chap, 11/28/1930:3 Change in representatives detailed, 01/17/1930:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/20/1932:1 Hires Ruth Carver, 06/27/1930:7 Holds annual dramatic night, 03/17/1933:6 Employs Lawrence Wilcox, 08/01/1930:9 Holds annual guest night, 04/14/1933:1 Ruth Carver resigns, 09/12/1930:8 Holds annual meeting, 05/19/1933:1 Employs James Maddigan, 09/19/1930:1 Organizes for the year, 10/05/1934:4 Middleboro High School Holds 11th annual Dramatic Night, 11/16/1934:2 see also Middleborough Memorial High School Three one-act plays performed for Dramatic Night, 11/23/1934:2 Principal gets raise 55 years ago, 08/08/1930:3 Middleboro Telephone Exchange First graduating class has eight members 55 years ago, 06/26/1931:7 Doris Stetson employed in office, 09/26/1930:1 Names of graduates from 55 years ago, 07/03/1931:6 William Egger contracts to supply new linoleum, 10/30/1931:1 Class of 1906 holds reunion, 08/14/1931:1 Middleboro Theatre Middleboro High School Alumni Association Matinee and evening shows (ad), 04/08/1932:8 see also Middleborough Memorial High School Alumni Association Closes for redecorating and sound improvement (ad), 06/09/1933:8 Holds second annual Christmas party, 01/03/1930:3 New sound system installed, 09/08/1933:8 Contributions to scholarship fund (l), 01/10/1930:4 Gets permission to erect neon sign, 09/15/1933:7 Additional donations to scholarship fund (t), 01/17/1930:1 Re-opens with improved sound system, 09/15/1933:7 More donations to scholarship fund (t), 01/31/1930:5, 02/28/1930:5 Open letter to manager (l) (Cabot Club), 01/12/1934:1 Recent scholarship fund contributions (t), 04/11/1930:1 Middleboro Welding Shop More contributions to scholarship fund, 05/30/1930:1 Frank Murray and Art Strople, West Grove St (ad), 05/27/1932:8 Holds annual meeting, 06/20/1930:1, 06/27/1930:1 Middleboro Wholesale Millinery Co. Holds fourth annual party, 01/08/1932:1 Mary Hallett to re-open millinery on Center St, 02/19/1932:1 Middleboro Historical Society (see The Old Middleborough Historical Middleborough Co-operative Bank Society) Last dividends 5.25% (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Shareholders elect officers at annual meeting, 05/23/1930:1 Passes resolutions upon death of Lorenzo Wood, 06/20/1930:4
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Middleborough Co-operative Bank cont. Middleborough Memorial High School – Arts cont. Holmes appointed to replace Alvin Howes, 12/19/1930:1 Spring concert program, 05/16/1930:3 Passes resolutions upon death of Alvin Howes, 01/23/1931:3 Presents spring concert, 05/23/1930:8 Holds annual meeting, 04/24/1931:1, 05/22/1931:4 Cast of senior play (p), 06/20/1930:8 Over 40 years of stability, safety, and service, 10/30/1931:7 Report of school supervisor of music (l) (Wirt B. Phillips), 01/09/1931:2 Has nearly $3,000,000 in assets, 11/06/1931:1 Praise for Wirt Phillips' work with schools, 01/16/1931:1 Coffee pot banking, 02/05/1932:7 Phillips forms saxophone and clarinet group, 01/16/1931:2 Functions as usual after bank holiday, 03/17/1933:1 Able cast of seniors present Seventeen, 01/30/1931:6 Has more than $43,000 in reserve account, 11/24/1933:1 Annual spring concert of unusual interest, 05/22/1931:4 Passbook verification before April 1 (ad), 03/30/1934:8 Much interest in organizing band, 12/11/1931:1 Officers re-elected, 06/01/1934:2 List of orchestra members, 04/01/1932:7 Middleborough Memorial High School Senior class presents three-act play Come Out of the Kitchen, Honor roll, 01/17/1930:9 04/15/1932:7 Report of principal Mack (l), 01/24/1930:6 Commendations to senior class play (l) (Mrs Arthur W. Littlefield), Honor roll, 03/14/1930:1, 05/16/1930:1, 06/20/1930:3 04/22/1932:6 Pro Merito Society and staff of year book (p), 06/20/1930:8 Annual spring concert plays to large and appreciative audience, Honor roll, 06/27/1930:2 05/06/1932:1 Wilbur writes new song for high school, 06/27/1930:2 Band makes fine showing in parade for opening of baseball season, Class lists, 09/05/1930:8 05/13/1932:1 Honor roll, 11/07/1930:2 Novel exhibit of student art, 05/27/1932:5 Roger Hall's hand goes through glass door panel, 01/09/1931:1 Dramatic club reorganizes as honor society, 06/10/1932:6 Honor roll, 01/09/1931:4 Senior class presents Bab, 12/09/1932:2 Honor roll (t), 03/13/1931:2 Full house witnesses Dark Town Strutters minstrel show, 04/07/1933:1 Honor roll, 05/08/1931:7 Band makes great strides, 04/14/1933:1 Students to "run" town for a day, 05/15/1931:3 Band makes good showing at Arlington festival, 05/19/1933:1 Plans complete for student "takeover" of town, 05/22/1931:2 Band makes a hit at Arlington (l) (Clarence Dempsey), 05/19/1933:2 Town manager Goodale turns over keys to town (p), 05/29/1931:1 Band and glee club give concert at Town Hall, 05/19/1933:3 Sachem subscription contest (ad), 05/29/1931:4 Band a hit at Odd Fellows parade in Plymouth, 09/01/1933:1 Pro Merito Society (p), 06/19/1931:7 Band plays at dedication of state pier at Buzzards Bay, 10/27/1933:1 Honor roll, 11/13/1931:1 Band lives up to high regard at Buzzards Bay dedication, 10/27/1933:2 Plans for organization of Newswriters' club, 01/22/1932:3 Band takes first prize at pier dedication in Buzzards Bay, 10/27/1933:4 Honor roll, 03/18/1932:3 Presents Green Stockings to large audience, 12/01/1933:4 Certified by NE College Entrance certification board, 05/06/1932:7 Presents operetta Ask the Professor, 04/20/1934:4 Honor roll, 05/06/1932:7 High school orchestra a notable organization, 05/04/1934:3 Lightning strikes cupola, 09/09/1932:1 Band participates in Massachusetts Festival of Music in Melrose, Mertie Witbeck conducts library class, 11/04/1932:2 05/18/1934:7 Honor roll, 11/11/1932:3, 01/13/1933:6, 05/19/1933:4 Band presents splendid concert, 06/01/1934:6 Walter Sampson Chapter of Pro Merito Society (p), 06/23/1933:7 Band to play at Tabor Academy graduation, 06/08/1934:1 Honor roll, 11/10/1933:2, 01/12/1934:3 Senior play cast (p), 06/22/1934:9 Principal's annual report, 02/02/1934:6 Middleborough Memorial High School - Attendance and Enrollment Improvements made to office, 02/16/1934:3 Senior class statistics from 1922 - 1930, 06/20/1930:3 Elks and high school girls solicit funds for free milk, 03/02/1934:1 Breakdown includes out-of-town students (t), 09/19/1930:4 School Song by Lois and Helena Gammons, 03/02/1934:2 Expected class sizes (t), 07/17/1931:1 Honor roll, 03/09/1934:6 Home room lists for new school year, 09/04/1931:2 Junior Prom one of most colorful, 04/13/1934:4 Tops out at 570, 09/18/1931:4 Honor roll, 05/11/1934:3 At 569, 10/02/1931:1 Pro Merito Society (p), 06/22/1934:9 Facts regarding tuition pupils (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 03/04/1932:4 September-October honor roll, 11/09/1934:6 Registration figures and home room assignments, 09/02/1932:2 Middleborough Memorial High School - Alumni Advance registration figure at 655 (t), 09/08/1933:2 List of class of 1931 members attending schools of higher learning, Homeroom lists (t), 09/07/1934:3 10/16/1931:4 Opening figures (t), 09/14/1934:1 List of current school attendance and employment, 04/01/1932:7 Latest enrollment figures, 09/28/1934:3 List of 1932 grads and schools they are attending, 09/30/1932:3 Numbers down since September, 10/19/1934:3 Class of 1908 holds reunion, 06/30/1933:1 Totals 295 students, 10/26/1934:2 List of grads entering institutions of higher learning, 10/13/1933:2 Now at 276, 11/30/1934:7 List of students and post-grad institutions, 10/05/1934:3 Stands at 175, 12/21/1934:7 Middleborough Memorial High School Alumni Association Middleborough Memorial High School - Commencement Outline of scholarship fund, 08/22/1930:3 Eighty-one receive diplomas (p), 06/20/1930:1 Holds third annual party, 01/02/1931:1 Essays and speeches continued, 06/20/1930:6 Holds 4th annual meeting, 06/26/1931:1 Class of 1930 photographs, program, list of graduates (p), 06/20/1930:8 Philip Stafford awarded scholarship, 08/07/1931:1 The Gateway presented at annual graduation exercises (p), 06/19/1931:1 Holds benefit party for athletics, 05/13/1932:5 First Congregational hosts baccalaureate service, 06/19/1931:6 Holds annual meeting, 06/24/1932:1 Class of 1931 (p), 06/19/1931:7 About 500 attend 5th annual party, 01/06/1933:1 Statistics for past graduating classes, 07/03/1931:3 Holds annual meeting, 06/30/1933:4 Augustus Warren, Jr. named class of 1932 valedictorian, Philip Wilber Holds 6th annual alumni party, 01/05/1934:1 salutatorian (p), 04/15/1932:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/18/1934:2 Capacity crowd fills Town Hall, 06/23/1933:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Arts Class of 1933 (p), 06/23/1933:7 Annual mid-year concert exceptionally well planned, 01/17/1930:1 Education in World Citizenship essay by Walter Berry, 06/30/1933:2 Senior class presents Apple Blossom Time, 02/28/1930:2 Ethical Character essay by Alice Shaw, 06/30/1933:2
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Middleborough Memorial High School – Commencement cont. Middleborough Memorial High School – Sports cont. Class of 95 graduates, scholarships awarded (t), 06/22/1934:1 Athletic club organized, 01/22/1932:6 Baccalaureate service held at North Middleboro Congregational, Girls contemplate organization of hockey team, 03/04/1932:7 06/22/1934:8 Alumni association holds benefit party for athletics, 05/13/1932:5 Salutatory, valedictory and class day exercises, 06/22/1934:8 New Girls' League proves worthwhile, 06/10/1932:6 Class of 1934 (p), 06/22/1934:9 School Committee names J. Raymond Hyman assistant football coach, Annual reception for grads held at Town House, 06/29/1934:2 10/07/1932:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Curriculum Query on payment for coach put forth at selectmen's meeting, Program of studies, 03/18/1932:3 11/04/1932:1 Eight new subjects to be offered, 04/01/1932:7 Football player Johnnie Cabral injured, 11/11/1932:4 Courses in world history and practical bookkeeping added, 04/13/1934:2 Why football team is not better (l) (Frank Crosier), 11/11/1932:6 Middleborough Memorial High School - Facilities Girls' League sponsors benefit, 01/13/1933:2 Beams under southeast section break, 10/24/1930:1 Give new high school coach your support (l) (R.C. MacGown), Request for bids for outside woodwork (ad), 10/23/1931:10 04/21/1933:3 James Wilmot contracts to paint exterior woodwork, 11/06/1931:1 Football team lacks sense of the game, 10/20/1933:2 New bleachers painted, 11/20/1931:2 Footballers defeat league champions, 11/24/1933:1 Wooden parts of exterior get coat of paint, 12/11/1931:2 Football banquet closes season, 12/01/1933:1 Complaint made on paint jobs at Town House and school, 01/01/1932:4 High school benefit athletic night to aid Leonard Riggs who is battling Luippold makes many improvements about the building, 02/12/1932:3 blood poisoning, 12/27/1933:1 Preservative used on bricks to make them weather proof, 12/16/1932:3 Girls' basketball, boys' basketball, baseball, and football team photos New work project started, painting trim, 05/04/1934:1 (p), 06/22/1934:8 Improvements made to building and grounds, 09/21/1934:3 Only three football veterans return, 09/21/1934:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Faculty and Staff Football players injured, 10/19/1934:1 Abby Rugg Field on faculty, 05/09/1930:1 Bagnell rushed to Mass General after injured playing football, Bertha Cross on faculty, 05/09/1930:1 10/19/1934:3 Walter Hicks on faculty, 05/09/1930:1 Middleborough Photo Series (see Old Middleborough Photo Series) Irene Wentworth on faculty, 06/06/1930:1 Middleborough Post Office Dora Chase teacher, 06/06/1930:9 Eliminates last delivery on Saturday, 04/11/1930:2 1930 faculty (p), 06/20/1930:8 Mail collection schedule changes, 11/27/1931:3 Chrystal Chase on faculty, 07/18/1930:1 Change in rural routes, 08/05/1932:1 Bertha Russell gets additional year on faculty, 07/25/1930:6 U.S. Civil Service Commission announces open positions, 12/23/1932:1 Grace Allen, teacher of 35 years, resigns, 10/03/1930:1 Several applicants for civil service positions, 12/30/1932:1 Grace Allen resigns, 10/03/1930:2 Request for free rubbish removal turned down by selectmen, Mary Brier replaces Grace Allen, 10/10/1930:1 01/06/1933:4 Charles Goodwin janitor, 01/02/1931:1 Lobby hours change, 06/16/1933:1 Group photo (p), 06/19/1931:7 Receives new mail truck for parcel post deliveries, 06/30/1933:1 Principal Alfred Mack resigns, biography (p), 06/26/1931:1 Must curtail service, Monday and Wednesday deliveries discontinued, Leonard Tillson declines position of high school principal, 07/03/1931:1 07/07/1933:1 Offer to Leonard Tillson recognition of value, 07/10/1931:1 About 175 local employers sign NRA blanket code, 08/18/1933:1 School Committee interviews candidates for principal, 07/10/1931:7 Changes to delivery service, 11/10/1933:1 Deadlock on naming new principal, 07/24/1931:4 Holiday business satisfactory, 12/27/1933:1 Still a deadlock, 07/31/1931:1 Takes over handling of all mail from Rock and North and South Deadlock broken, Lindsay March elected high school principal, Middleboro offices, 03/02/1934:1 biography (p), 08/07/1931:1 Four day furlough and pay cut announced, 03/09/1934:1 John Luippold new assistant janitor, 11/20/1931:2 Hirst opposed to curtailment of service, 03/09/1934:2 No change in teachers' salaries, 05/13/1932:1 Cuts residential deliveries to one a day, 03/23/1934:1 Lindsay March re-elected principal, 05/20/1932:1 Reminder of discontinued service at area offices (l), 03/30/1934:1 Jane and Nellie Bennett retire, 06/24/1932:1 To resume normal service, 04/20/1934:1 High school commercial department teacher Florence Culhane resigns, Receipts up nearly $1,000 for same period last year, 05/04/1934:1 02/03/1933:1 Rabbit seeks refuge at post office, 09/14/1934:4 Henry Battis new teacher coach, 02/17/1933:2 Schedule changes, 10/05/1934:1 Henry Battis new civics teacher, 02/17/1933:3 New window schedule, 11/23/1934:1 Commencement photo (p), 06/23/1933:7 Extends window hours for holiday mail, 12/14/1934:1 Irene Wentworth and H. Beatrice Randall resign, 09/01/1933:1 Holiday business much better than a year ago, 12/28/1934:3 Vacancies filled in several departments, 09/08/1933:1 Middleborough Post Office - Employees 1934 photo (p), 06/22/1934:9 Employs Joseph Cooper, 02/28/1930:1 Helen Merselis new social studies teacher, 09/07/1934:1 Joseph Cooper appointed temporary assistant post master, 05/08/1931:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Finances Dunham clerk, Kelly carrier, 06/05/1931:1 Balances on hand for classes and clubs (t), 06/26/1931:6 Joseph Cooper new assistant post master, 07/31/1931:1 No change in teachers' salaries, 05/13/1932:1 Norman C. Smith assistant postmaster 55 years ago, 10/02/1931:7 Middleborough Memorial High School - Sports Open exam for new post master?, 12/11/1931:1 Baseball season tickets offered, 04/04/1930:3 William Farrington re-appointed postmaster (p), 02/12/1932:1 Football and basketball teams (p), 06/20/1930:8 Veteran mail carrier Samuel Guilford retires, 07/08/1932:1 Football schedule, 08/29/1930:1 On Samuel Guilford's retirement (l) (Wm. R. Farrington), 07/15/1932:7 Hyman urges support of basketball teams (l), 02/06/1931:1 Joseph Cooper appointed acting postmaster, 02/03/1933:1 Baseball plans up against expenses, 03/27/1931:9 Henry Powell appointed fireman for new federal building, 02/17/1933:1 Plans underway for girls' physical director's organization, 10/02/1931:1 Examination for postmastership, 08/18/1933:1 Edward Neil knocked unconscious during football practice, William Crapo retires, 11/10/1933:1 10/30/1931:1 Letter carrier William Crapo retires, 12/01/1933:4 Candidates out for basketball, 12/11/1931:6
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Middleborough Post Office – Employees cont. Middleborough Post Office – Facilities cont. James McCluskey's name submitted to Senate for confirmation as Maryland company lands contract for wrought iron railings, postmaster, 05/18/1934:1 01/26/1934:1 James McClusky confirmed as local postmaster (p), 06/01/1934:1 Atwood-Thomas Construction Co. erects new handrails, 05/18/1934:7 Postmaster McClusky takes over duties, 06/15/1934:1 Call for bids for interior work (ad), 06/01/1934:8 Middleborough Post Office - Facilities Maintenance work begun, 10/12/1934:4 New federal building a possibility, 07/04/1930:1 Middleborough Public Library News letter from Washington (l) (Roger Hawthorne), 01/16/1931:7 Last lecture in series given by N.P. Banks 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Allotted $105,000 for new federal building, 02/06/1931:1 Christian association considers transferring library to public library 55 Town to have federal building, 02/06/1931:1 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 Bill for federal building before Congress, 02/20/1931:1 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Site for new federal building considered, 02/27/1931:1 Has 1,200 volumes 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 Proposals out for new site, 03/13/1931:1 Request for all books belonging to Middleboro Social Library 55 years Request for bids from Treasury Department, 03/20/1931:5 ago, 04/18/1930:7 Peirce Academy may be razed to make room for new building, North Middleboro branch adds 30 new books, 05/02/1930:2 04/03/1931:1 What's new?, 05/30/1930:7 Several bids filed with treasury department, 04/10/1931:1 What to do after graduation, 06/20/1930:8 Local business men gather to discuss new site, 05/15/1931:1 Citizens put books in order, opens July 1st 55 years ago, 06/27/1930:6 Location of new building generates discussion, 05/15/1931:1 Novel suggestions for hot afternoon, 07/25/1930:3 Hand picked delegation (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 05/15/1931:7 North Middleboro branch closed in August, 08/08/1930:5 Much interest in bids, 05/22/1931:2 New books, 10/10/1930:3 Save Middleboro's famous landmark (l) (L.M. Churbuck), 05/22/1931:8 Course in modern literature, 10/17/1930:6 Federal building matter revived, 06/12/1931:1 Course on recent books, 10/31/1930:1 Progress on new federal building discussion, 06/19/1931:1 Tauber gives talk on recent books, 11/14/1930:2 Site for federal building selected, 06/19/1931:2 Children's Book Week observed, 11/14/1930:3 Congratulations on post office site (l) (Augustus M. Bearse), Hosts 60 members of Old Colony Library Club, 11/21/1930:1 06/26/1931:1 Town transfers funds to trustees for binding town histories, Plan to save old academy, 06/26/1931:1 11/21/1930:1 Nothing to be done to save old academy building, 07/03/1931:1 Leander Churbuck holds art exhibition, 12/12/1930:8 Academy building doomed, 07/03/1931:2 Book recommendations for Christmas, 12/19/1930:6 Concerning new federal building (l) (Wm. R. Farrington), 07/10/1931:8 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 On proposed federal building (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 07/17/1931:2 Lecture series on new books ends, 02/13/1931:4 Activities at new site, 08/07/1931:1 Paiva and Falconieri each fined $10 for causing disturbance at library, Boundaries of academy lot checked by agent of Treasury Department, 06/05/1931:1 08/21/1931:1 Mid-summer reading, 07/31/1931:4 Deed ready for P.O. site, 09/18/1931:1 Richmond announces August closing at North Middleboro branch, Move made to take academy site, 12/04/1931:1 07/31/1931:6 Another delay in site, 01/08/1932:1 Schools use library resources; Sullivan gets contract for magazines, Plans received for new building, 01/22/1932:1 11/13/1931:2 Front elevation of new building (i), 02/05/1932:1 Books for Christmas, 12/18/1931:8 Many bids expected for federal job, 02/05/1932:1 The year's work, 02/19/1932:4 What's to become of historic artifacts in Peirce Academy building?, Good reading for fall evenings, 10/28/1932:3 02/05/1932:1 Mertie Witbeck conducts library class at high school, 11/04/1932:2 Awards made after 27 bids submitted, 02/12/1932:1 Mertie Witbeck conducts library class at Bates School, 11/04/1932:3 Bids closed, contracts awarded, 02/12/1932:1 Book Week, 11/11/1932:2 Contract awarded, 02/19/1932:1 Mertie Witbeck addresses students at Bridgewater State Teachers' Old academy is no more, 04/22/1932:1 College, 11/18/1932:1 Work begun on federal building, 04/22/1932:1 Budget cut more than 15%, 12/30/1932:1 Work progresses, 04/29/1932:4 New hours, 12/30/1932:1 Blasting of stone causes damage to surrounding businesses, Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 05/13/1932:1 Exhibition of scrip used in place of money, 03/17/1933:1 Armand Bessette has unlucky day on construction site, 05/27/1932:1 Selectmen detail plan to paint interior, 03/31/1933:1 Cement work begins, 05/27/1932:1 Request for bids to paint library interior (ad), 06/16/1933:2 Foundation set, 06/24/1932:3 James Wilmot awarded painting contract, 06/30/1933:1 Request from contractor denied by selectmen, 07/29/1932:1 Change in hours, 10/06/1933:1 Former postmaster Bearse absent for cornerstone laying, 08/12/1932:1 Book Week, 11/17/1933:3 Laying of cornerstone takes on holiday air, 08/12/1932:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Big beam crashes at federal building, 08/26/1932:1 Annual report, 02/02/1934:6 Considerable progress made on project, 09/02/1932:1 Holds exhibition for Home Beautiful Week, 05/04/1934:1 Frederick Lobl explains absence at cornerstone laying (l), 09/02/1932:5 Review of new books, 05/11/1934:1 An answer and explanation (l) (Wm. R. Farrington), 09/09/1932:3 What's new at library, 05/25/1934:3 Public inspection scheduled (l), 02/17/1933:1 Witbeck reviews new books, 06/08/1934:3 Good job done on new building, 02/24/1933:1 More book reviews, 06/22/1934:3 New federal building opens (p), 02/24/1933:1 New book reviews, 09/14/1934:6, 09/28/1934:2, 10/12/1934:6 Plans made to improve grounds, 05/05/1933:1 History begins in 1832, 10/26/1934:3 N.W. Young urges pride in new post office (l), 07/21/1933:3 New book reviews, 11/09/1934:7 Beautification work begun on grounds, 09/29/1933:1 Observes National Book Week, 11/16/1934:2 Grounds dress up the building, 10/06/1933:1 New book reviews, 11/23/1934:3, 12/14/1934:2, 12/28/1934:3 Plan submitted for hand railing on center flight of steps, 11/10/1933:1
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Middleborough Public Library - Employees Middleborough Trust Co. cont. Employs Edith Veazie, 08/22/1930:3 Report of condition as of 9/30 (t), 10/07/1932:2 Josephine Bullard appointed librarian 55 years ago, 09/12/1930:7 Report of condition as of 12/31 (t), 01/06/1933:5 Janitor Samuel Hathaway works for 20 years without a vacation, Bank officers elected, 01/20/1933:1 05/06/1932:1 Receives license to conduct business after bank holiday, 03/17/1933:1 Assistant librarian Florence Robinson resigns after 35 years of service, Report of condition as of 6/30 (t), 07/07/1933:5 12/30/1932:1 Report of condition as of 12/30 (t), 01/12/1934:3 Janitor Samuel Hathaway retires after 21 years, 02/09/1934:1 Moves to Peirce building while renovations made at bank building, Middleborough Public Library - Trustees 03/30/1934:1 Chosen 55 years ago, 02/28/1930:7 Year for triennial verification of passbooks (ad), 03/30/1934:6 Organize for the year, 03/07/1930:1 Twenty dollar gold certificate found under floor boards, 04/13/1934:1 Officers chosen 55 years ago, 05/09/1930:6 Quarters renovated, 05/04/1934:1 Officers elected, 03/25/1932:1 Rules and regulations, 05/18/1934:5 Frank Whitney fills vacancy left by death of Washburn, 11/03/1933:1 Report of condition as of 10/17 (t), 11/02/1934:9 Pass resolutions upon death of Nathan Washburn, 12/08/1933:4 Middleborough Trust Co. - Employees Middleborough Relief Association Hazel Lincoln stenographer and bookkeeper, 06/13/1930:4 Public hearing for incorporation, 01/08/1932:5 Employs Fred Hanson, 07/11/1930:1 Hearing held in front of state public welfare commissioner, Employs Minnie Davis and Maude Huntley, 07/11/1930:4 02/05/1932:1 Employs Leora Burgess, 07/25/1930:1 Holds first meeting after successfully incorporation, 02/12/1932:1 Mildred Wheeler resumes duties after 3-month leave of absence, Ready to help unemployed (l), 02/19/1932:7 09/19/1930:1 Appeal to citizens (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 05/13/1932:2 Maude Huntley stenographer, 11/21/1930:8 Clothing and food wanted (l), 11/25/1932:2 Employs Anita Atwood, 03/27/1931:6 Seek aid for our citizens (l), 12/02/1932:7 Employs Mrs David Goodick, 07/17/1931:1 Opens winter campaign (t), 12/16/1932:1 Employs Mildred Goodick, 08/26/1932:1 Extends thanks for support of recent drive, 01/13/1933:1 Elinor Kinsman secretary to the president, 05/04/1934:1 Holds annual meeting, 11/09/1934:2 Employs Hazel Lincoln, 06/01/1934:6 Intact but inactive for the present, 11/16/1934:5 Migdelny, Hassabie Middleborough Savings Bank Graduation essay on the American flag, 06/20/1930:5 Incorporated in 1873 (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Mikilo, Stanley Passes resolutions upon death of Everett Lincoln, 01/31/1930:8 Auto in mixup with Lynn driver at Oak and Frank St, 08/29/1930:2 57th birthday (ad), 03/14/1930:6 Milette, Adele Holds annual meeting, 04/11/1930:7, 05/02/1930:5 Wed to Hiram Parker, 01/31/1930:2 Records highest monthly deposits 55 years ago, 07/25/1930:7 Milette, Phillip W. Considers dividend reduction 55 years ago, 12/12/1930:3 Wed to Eva Sukus, 01/12/1934:4 Notice of sale of pledged securities, 03/27/1931:5 Military Holds annual meeting, 04/10/1931:1 South Middleboro citizens send peace resolutions to President Hoover, Nearly $200,000 in deposits 55 years ago, 04/10/1931:6 03/14/1930:7 List of officers, 04/24/1931:5, 10/09/1931:3 Assessors report 1,265 eligible for enrollment, 05/30/1930:3 Holds annual meeting, 04/29/1932:5 Middleboro Light Guard goes into camp 55 years ago, 07/25/1930:7 Pays regular October dividend, 10/07/1932:2 Effort made to organize volunteer company 55 years ago, 08/21/1931:6 Notification of officers elected, 10/14/1932:5 Bay State Light Infantry elects officers 55 years ago, 09/25/1931:6 Restriction of $100 for withdrawals still in effect, 03/17/1933:1 Mille, Henry S. Declares regular dividend, 03/31/1933:1 Obituary, 03/31/1933:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/21/1933:8 Taunton man dies at age 75, 03/31/1933:4 Veteran officer George Doane honored, 05/26/1933:1 Miller, Alden Year for triennial verification of passbooks (ad), 03/30/1934:6 Charles Bates meets Kentucky man familiar with Miller, 09/21/1934:1 Officers named at annual meeting, 04/27/1934:5 Miller, Bridget D. List of officers, 10/12/1934:5 Obituary, 03/21/1930:1 Middleborough Trust Co. Wife of Frank E. dies at age 70, 03/21/1930:4 Announces interest rate (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Miller, Charles Report of condition as of 12/28 (t), 01/10/1930:5 Brother dies in Camden, ME, 05/29/1931:7 Stockholders hold annual election, 01/24/1930:1 Miller, Charles W. Report of condition as of 3/27 (t), 04/04/1930:5 Wedding described, 12/01/1933:3 Report of condition as of 6/30 (t), 07/11/1930:5 Miller, Charles Wesley Report of condition as of 9/24 (t), 10/03/1930:4 Engaged to Florence Bruce Clark, 11/24/1933:3 Mails Christmas Club checks, 12/05/1930:1 Miller, Emily H. Mails about $80,000 worth of Christmas Club checks (ad), 12/19/1930:6 Wedding described, 02/28/1930:1 Report of condition as of 12/31 (t), 01/09/1931:7 Wed to James R. Glidden, 02/28/1930:4 Holds annual meeting of stockholders, 01/23/1931:3 Miller, Irene Report of condition as of 3/25 (t), 04/03/1931:2 Uncle dies in Palermo, CA, 07/07/1933:3 Report of condition as of 6/30 (t), 07/10/1931:3 Miller, J. Alden Building painted with black and gold, 10/02/1931:1 Resides in Louisville, KY, 09/16/1932:1 Report of condition as of 9/29 (t), 10/09/1931:3 Miller, John A. Sends out $70,000 in Christmas Club checks (ad), 11/20/1931:3 Receives addition money for land damages, 10/07/1932:1 Christmas Club checks total $71,885, 12/04/1931:1 Public auction of antiques and household goods (ad), 11/02/1934:10 Condensed statement of condition as of 12/31 (ad) (t), 01/01/1932:3 Miller, John Alden Report of condition as of 12/31 (t), 01/08/1932:8 Obituary, 10/26/1934:1 Holds annual meeting, 01/22/1932:1 Dies at age 78, 10/26/1934:4 Report of condition as of 6/30 (t), 07/08/1932:6
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Miller, Lincoln Mills, Roland Everett Son born, 03/06/1931:1 Born to George, 03/28/1930:4 Miller, Lorenzo Mills, Stanley Sells farm to Andrew Wood 55 years ago, 10/09/1931:7 Son born, 04/04/1930:4 Miller, Margaret Mills Frederick J. Dies in Taunton, 05/27/1932:3 Resigns from Homestead Grocery, employed in Wakefield, Miller, Mrs John Alden, Jr. 09/05/1930:6 Resides in Louisville, KY, 08/07/1931:1 Miner, Hugh H. Miller, Ralph Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/09/1933:6 Dies in Camden, ME, 05/29/1931:7 Minkle, Daniel Miller, Theodore H. Moves from Boston to Summer St, 11/17/1933:4 Resides in Taylorsville, NC, 11/02/1934:1 Moves to Foye house on Summer St, 05/11/1934:1 Millerd, Earl Minott, Irving C. Four men save collie from icy Nemasket River, 02/27/1931:5 Wedding described, 03/21/1930:1 Fined $10 for illegal use of electricity, 09/29/1933:1 Minott, Irving Clinton Millet, Grace Wedding described, 03/21/1930:2 Studies in Boston, 11/20/1931:3 Wed to Amy Harrison Bartlett Ellis, 03/21/1930:4 Millett, George A. Mish, Nellie In court for theft of Christian Gomes' auto, 05/02/1930:7 Engaged to Charles H. Westgate, 08/14/1931:4 Millett, Grace Wed to Charles M. Westgate, 09/18/1931:4 Takes nurses' training at Wellesley Hills, 03/06/1931:3 Wedding described, 09/18/1931:4 Millett, Mary Miskinis, Alice Rubbish fire gets away from Cobb, 04/08/1932:1 Employed at A&P, 07/07/1933:1 Millette, George Miskinis, Alice H. Engaged to Josephine Fred, 05/06/1932:1 Wed to Joseph N. Sylvia, 11/23/1934:4 Wedding described, 05/13/1932:1 Missing Children Wed to Josephine Fred, 05/13/1932:4 Local police asked to locate Newport, RI girl, 01/10/1930:3 Millette, Romeo Missing Cohasset boy found in South Middleboro, 08/29/1930:1 Files nomination papers for selectman, 10/26/1934:1, 12/21/1934:1 Absence of Keedwell and Crawford children causes alarm, 09/26/1930:1 Millette, Ulric Missing boys, McLaughlin and Baker, cause anxiety, 06/19/1931:2 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Richard Harrington found near grandmother's home, 09/11/1931:1 Millinery Mrs Gideon Fortin reports son leaves with carnival, 09/01/1933:4 Mary Hallett, 27 Centre St (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Robert Weston located in Delaware, 09/22/1933:4 M.E. McDonald, 20 South Main St (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Gertrude Gauthier reported missing, 12/28/1934:1 Porters Millinery Shoppe moves to 46 North Main St (ad), Missing Persons 01/31/1930:10 Man not lost, only picking berries, 07/24/1931:3 Mary Hallett to re-open Wholesale Millinery on Center St, 02/19/1932:1 Ebenezer Pickens lost in swamp at Fall Brook while picking blueberries, M.E. McDonald, millinery factory direct (ad), 02/19/1932:8 09/04/1931:1 Mary Hallett, new millinery store on Centre St (ad), 02/26/1932:8 Workmen unearth human skull, 11/20/1931:4 McDonald relocates to 25 Centre St (ad), 04/27/1934:8 Martha Horsman found in woods after intense hunt, 07/29/1932:1 Mills Berry picker Gluchasky loses his way, 08/26/1932:1 see also Saw Mills; Textiles Disappearance of Stephen Hardy unsolved despite efforts by police, Osborne purchases Huntley's share in Huntley & Osborne mill, 10/14/1932:1 03/14/1930:4 Dorothy Ray missing since early September, 10/14/1932:1 Rock mill runs 40 hours a week, 09/01/1933:6 Joseph Porfiro located here by wife after four-year search, 01/13/1933:1 Mills, Charles Jesse Northener, missing from town farm, located at East Carver, Engaged to Lillian Robbins, 04/06/1934:3 09/08/1933:1 Mills, Charles E. Missing man Louis Gabrey drowns in Nemasket River, 09/15/1933:1 Engaged to Lillian H. Robbins, 12/08/1933:3 Missionaries Mills, Charles Edward Alice Longland returns from five years in India, 06/27/1930:3 Wedding described, 04/20/1934:2 Kate French returns from India, 08/01/1930:6 Mills, Florence M. Kate French tells of experiences in India, 08/08/1930:5 Petitions to continue business of deceased McGrady, 07/10/1931:3 Miszkinis (Mr) Mills, Fred Powell collides with Miszkinis at North Main and Center St, Son born, 01/06/1933:4 04/04/1930:10 Resides in Harwichport, 01/13/1933:2 Miszkinis, Agnes Mills, Frederick J. Pleads not guilty to malicious destruction of Sawicki's property, Takes position at store in Wakefield, 09/12/1930:1 09/01/1933:1 Moves to Wakefield, 10/03/1930:1 West Side feud settled in court, 09/29/1933:1 Occupies house on Fairview St, 05/15/1931:1 Miszkinis, Alice H. Mills, George Wed to Joseph N. Sylvia, 12/07/1934:4 Son born, 03/21/1930:4, 03/28/1930:4 Mitchel, Charlot Employed on Rotch farm, 10/20/1933:5 Lakeville tax collector's sale, 01/06/1933:5 Mills, James A. Mitchell (Mr) Engaged to Eleanor L. Pickop, 09/22/1933:4 Garage built on Plymouth St, 12/14/1934:6 Wedding described, 09/29/1933:1 Mitchell, Ardella Mills, Mrs Stanley R. Obituary, 02/20/1931:1 Uncle dies in Melrose, 03/17/1933:5 Mitchell, Charlotte Mills, Robert Obituary, 05/02/1930:1 Lakeville couple married 30 years, 02/24/1933:3 Royal burial ceremony held on Oak St, 05/09/1930:2
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Mitchell, Charlotte L. Monan, Abby E. Dies at age 81, 05/02/1930:4 Engaged to Kenneth Seaver, 04/20/1934:1 Petition for administration of estate, 05/16/1930:5 Monroe, A.B. Robert Bamford appointed estate administrator, 06/27/1930:5 Moves from Southwick St to School St, 09/08/1933:1 Sister Melinda Mitchell (Princess Teeweeleema) in tribal regalia (p), Monroe, Arthur 08/22/1930:1 Tree breaks in storm, damages property, 12/26/1930:1 Mitchell, Earl Monroe, Arthur B. Daughter born, 01/23/1931:4 Town not liable for damage done by tree during storm, 01/09/1931:1 Mitchell, Earl Thompson Monroe, Edmund Wedding described, 01/24/1930:1 Resides in New Jersey, 06/06/1930:1 Wed to Dorothy Bradford Ellis, 01/24/1930:4 Resides in New York, 09/18/1931:4 Mitchell, Francis J. Resides in New York City, 08/05/1932:6 Obituary, 02/02/1934:1 Studies medicine at University of Wisconsin, 09/21/1934:1 Mitchell, George Monroe, G. Sherman Transfers to Easthampton W.T. Grant store, 01/13/1933:1 Engaged to Lillian E. Johnson, 01/10/1930:1 In auto accident enroute from Easthampton, 01/20/1933:1 Monroe, George Sherman Moves to Easthampton, 02/03/1933:1 Wedding described, 09/19/1930:1 Son born, 02/24/1933:1 Monroe, Harriet C. Mitchell, Harry M.E. Purchases Plymouth St farm from Albert and Mary Welch, 10/31/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Monroe, Henry C. Mitchell, John J. Former resident retires from telephone company, 02/20/1931:1 Wedding described, 04/24/1931:2 Monroe, Mrs George Mitchell, Joseph Treasurer and head bookkeeper at sanatorium, 10/24/1930:4 Moves to Waltham, engaged in restaurant business, 03/28/1930:6 Monroe, Sherman Mitchell, Maud Kathryn Son born, 10/14/1932:1 Wed to Alpee Telephare Arsenault, 11/10/1933:3 Montgomery, Bradford R. Mitchell, Melinda Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/15/1931:5 Princess Teeweeleema in tribal regalia (p), 08/22/1930:1 Montgomery, George Mitchell, Mrs Earl Daughter born, 06/16/1933:6 Resides in Hartford, CT, 04/11/1930:1 Montgomery Home for Aged People Mitchell, Mrs Earle First rummage sale in Middleboro for benefit of old age home (l) (Mrs Resides in Hartford, CT, 07/04/1930:1 H.W. Cushing), 04/11/1930:9 Mitchell, Mrs Joseph Countess Magri ancestors' memorial boulder moved to Montgomery Resides in Waltham, 05/13/1932:1 Home, 07/25/1930:1 Mitchell, Teeweleema Annual report, 03/13/1931:6 Princess Teeweeleema in tribal regalia (p), 08/22/1930:1 Holds annual meeting (t), 10/23/1931:4 Mitchie, Sarah N. Thomas Edith Finney maintains unique historical garden (p), 10/14/1932:3 Obituary, 08/19/1932:1 Holds annual meeting, 10/21/1932:1, 10/20/1933:1 Mitrakas, Gregory Employs Mildred Ogelvy, 12/15/1933:1 Juvenile questioned on homeward trip, 04/14/1933:2 Petitions for claim on estate of Mary Frates, 02/23/1934:8 Mitrakas, Peter Beneficiary of J. Augustine Sparrow's will, 04/13/1934:2 Juvenile questioned on homeward trip, 04/14/1933:2 Passes resolutions upon death of J. Augustine Sparrow, 05/11/1934:1 Mobbs, Stanley Holds annual meeting (t), 10/19/1934:1 Operator on NY, NH & Hartford RR, 09/15/1933:1 Passes resolution upon death of Bertie Morse, 11/16/1934:4 Mobbs, Stanley W. Monuments Railroad tower man commended in rail publication, 03/07/1930:1 Stone worker George Richards heads to Europe 55 years ago, Moffatt, George 01/03/1930:6 Son born, 10/21/1932:4 George Richards reports satisfactory trip to Europe 55 years ago, Moffitt, Raymond 04/04/1930:8 Son born, 04/13/1934:4 Historical Society proposes placement of historic markers, 06/06/1930:1 Moles, Mary Countess Magri ancestors' memorial boulder moved to Montgomery Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Home, 07/25/1930:1 Moles, Stanley Marbleworker Richards receives goods from Europe 55 years ago, Member of YMCA Mercantile Basketball League winning team (p), 07/25/1930:7 05/04/1934:1 Historic markers placed, 09/12/1930:1 Moleski, Joseph Historical Society secures markers for sites in town, 09/12/1930:1 Pleads not guilty to use of Knox auto without authority, 01/03/1930:7 Stolen tablet returned to Lakeville Town House, 10/17/1930:5 Collides with Milton driver at Center and Forest St, 04/25/1930:1 Grave markers for Civil War dead discussed by selectmen, 10/31/1930:2 Charged with stealing lead cable from telephone company, 06/06/1930:2 Grave markers received for Civil War dead, 12/26/1930:1 Jail sentence renewed when found guilty of breaking-and-entering, David Surrey's marble works building to be moved, 08/07/1931:1 06/13/1930:1 Edith Finney maintains unique historical garden at Montgomery Home Not guilty of theft of cable from telephone company, 06/13/1930:1 for Aged People (p), 10/14/1932:3 Gets one year sentence for larceny, 02/16/1934:1 Moody (Mr) Molesky, Joseph Clarence Holmes purchases Moody place on Bridge St, 10/02/1931:1 Gets suspended sentence for larceny from Percy Reed, 01/17/1930:3 Moody, Howard Monahan, Louis A. Garden-invading poultry land man in court, 07/31/1931:2 Engaged to Mary Martin, 01/02/1931:4 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 12/29/1933:1 Monan, Abbie Moody, Howard T. Wedding described, 09/21/1934:4 And Edwin Chase charged with assault on Justin Caswell, 09/18/1931:4 Assault and battery case continued, 09/25/1931:1
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Moody, Howard T. cont. Morrison, Anne M. Held for grand jury on assault charge, 10/02/1931:1 Leaves $1,000 to Central ME Church, 12/05/1930:9 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7, 05/05/1933:6 Morrison, Annie Mooney, Thomas Obituary, 10/24/1930:1 Crippled man barely escapes burning cottage, 05/16/1930:3 Wife of Kenneth dies at age 64, 10/24/1930:4 Moore, Calvin Morrison, Annie M. Son of Wilfred dies in Bridgewater, 08/08/1930:2 Will in probate, 11/07/1930:4 Moore, Earl Executor presents account of estate, 08/05/1932:5 Engaged to Florence Lewis, 04/29/1932:7 Morrison, Carroll T. Wed to Elizabeth Lewis, 05/20/1932:4 Engaged to Florence L. Vickery, 06/20/1930:4 Wedding described, 05/20/1932:6 Morrison, Catherine Son born, 06/30/1933:3 Leaves for Los Angeles, CA, 02/13/1931:1 Moore, Eleanor Louise Morrison, Gertrude H. Engaged to Joseph U. Newton, 11/25/1932:1 Wed to Ralph Howe, 10/02/1931:4 Moore, Florence Lewis Morrison, Henry J. Son born, 06/30/1933:3 Former Marine returns home for first time in four years, 01/30/1931:1 Moore, Gertrude J. Engaged to Gloria M. Mello, 10/07/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Wed to Gloria M. Mello, 10/14/1932:4 Moore, Harry A. Morrison, Ian G.B. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Engaged to Elaine Flanders, 03/06/1931:1 Moquin, Anna E. Morrison, Ian G.E. Engaged to Charles A. Edwards, 11/23/1934:4 Wed to Elaine Flanders, 11/13/1931:4, 11/20/1931:6 Moquin, Henry Morrison, John Resides in Lowell, 09/05/1930:1 Daughter bon, 05/06/1932:6 Moran, James Morrison, John A. Pipe starts fire in curtains, 04/22/1932:4 Draws term at State Farm, 12/25/1931:5 Moranville, Dorothy E. Morrison, John E. Wed to Russell L. Westgate, 03/27/1931:4 Chimneys and heaters (ad), 09/11/1931:8 Moranville, Helen E. Fire in Allan house on Everett St, 01/22/1932:2 Obituary, 10/13/1933:1 Morrison, John J. Wife of Leslie dies at age 31, 10/13/1933:4 Obituary, 11/25/1932:1 Moranville, Leslie Dies at age 66, 11/25/1932:4 Daughter born, 07/10/1931:8 Morrison, Kenneth Moranville, Russell S. Engaged to Gertrude V. Coates, 06/10/1932:4 Collides with Brockton driver at Oak and Center St, 01/24/1930:1 Morrison, Laura Morgan, Ernest Bicyclist narrowly avoids hitting auto, 05/30/1930:1 Tips auto over on Bridgewater road, 12/26/1930:4 Morrison, Minnie B. Employed at Woolworth store, 07/15/1932:1 Engaged to Charles D. Day, 07/01/1932:4 Morley, Elsie Wed to Charles D. Day, 07/15/1932:1, 4 Wilfred Beauty Shop, corner of Nickerson Ave and Thatcher's Row Morrison, Theodore (ad), 04/15/1932:10 Dies in Princeton, ME, 07/01/1932:1 Moves Wilfred Beauty Shop to Glidden building (ad), 11/24/1933:8 Morrissey, George Moro's Market Auto stolen in Brockton, found in West Bridgewater dump, 37 Centre St (ad), 12/19/1930:5 10/02/1931:1 John Holt resigns to manage own store, replaced by Ralph Cromwell, Morrissey, James W. 02/09/1934:1 Obituary, 07/21/1933:1 Morrill, George H. Dies at age 66, 07/21/1933:4 And Thatcher Lucas purchase stock in trade from A.W. Bryant 55 years Will in probate, 08/18/1933:6 ago, 07/03/1931:6 Morrissey, Leon F. Obituary, 01/20/1933:1 Employed in Italy by Saco-Lowell Machine Co., 01/02/1931:1 Burial at Titicut Cemetery, 01/20/1933:6 Employed in Berlin, Germany, 01/01/1932:1 Morrill & Lucas Morrissey, Mabel New sign up 55 years ago, 07/31/1931:6 Chosen to represent New England at athletic convention in NY, Renovate store 55 years ago, 10/23/1931:2 03/13/1931:1 Morris, Jennie M. Engaged to Charles F. Wallace, 01/08/1932:1, 03/18/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/12/1930:5 Engaged to Charles Wallace, 05/13/1932:4 Tax collector's sale, 04/06/1934:5 Morrissey, Mabel E. Morris, Mrs Clarence Engaged to Charles F. Wallace, 10/21/1932:4 Resides in Boston, 11/27/1931:2 Wed to Charles F. Wallace, 10/28/1932:4 Morris Shoe Co. Morrissey, Mabel Evelyn Opens retail department in factory at 17 Jackson St (ad), 12/08/1933:2 Wedding described, 10/28/1932:1 New retail store opens, 12/08/1933:7 Morrissey, Mrs James Morrisey, James Rambler rose in bloom, 10/23/1931:1 Boston terrier takes first at Brockton and Bridgewater fairs, Morse, Alberta Littlehale 09/30/1932:1 Obituary, 11/02/1934:1 Morrison, Anna Wife of Jesse F. dies at age 55, 11/02/1934:4 Obituary, 09/08/1933:1 Morse, Bertie Wife of John E. dies at age 29, 09/08/1933:4 Montgomery Home passes resolution upon death, 11/16/1934:4 Funeral services held in New London, CT, 09/15/1933:2 Morse, Clarence Barrington Born to Clinton D., 10/02/1931:4
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Morse, Clinton Morton, Hannah H. Slight blaze in poultry house, 06/23/1933:1 Dies at age 82, 01/20/1933:4 Chimney fire on Summer St, 03/02/1934:1 Will in probate, 03/17/1933:5 Morse, Clinton D. Morton, John Dwight Son born, 10/02/1931:4 Engaged to Dorothy Field Shurtleff, 04/04/1930:1 Turkey thief strikes again, 10/30/1931:1 Wedding described, 10/10/1930:1 Morse, Clinton W. Wed to Dorothy Shurtleff, 10/10/1930:9 Wins silver medal in rifle and pistol competition, 05/11/1934:1 Daughter born, 08/28/1931:3 Morse, Emerson Morton, Mary Anna Son killed in yard of Lowell & Framingham 55 years ago, 04/04/1930:8 Obituary, 12/08/1933:1 Morse, Helen Morton, Mary Anna Sprague Wed to F. Stafford Edwards, 04/13/1934:1 Dies at age 67, 12/08/1933:4 Morse, Irving W. Morton, Mrs John Dwight Plympton man dies at age 72, 06/27/1930:4 Resides in Boston, 12/19/1930:7 Morse, Jesse (see Morse's Drug Store) Mosher, Dwight E. Morse, Jesse L. Engaged to Elizabeth K. Drew, 03/10/1933:1 Couple married 25 years, 05/30/1930:1 Engaged to Elizabeth Drew, 10/06/1933:1 Morse, Joan Elizabeth Mosher, Roy S. Born to Nahum, 03/27/1931:4 Obituary, 09/21/1934:6 Morse, Lucy Mosher, Roy W. Henry and Bernice Shaw purchase East Middleboro poultry farm from Obituary, 09/21/1934:1 Joseph Heath, 12/18/1931:6 Mostrom, Philip O. Morse, Mrs Ezra F. Obituary, 07/15/1932:1 Chimney fire on Summer St, 05/19/1933:4 Motion Pictures Morse, Mrs Jesse see also Middleboro Theatre; Park Theatre Victim of painful accident at Boston store, 01/06/1933:1 Christian citizen in rebellion (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 01/22/1932:5 Morse, Nahum An open letter to the selectmen concerning films shown at Park Theatre Daughter born, 03/27/1931:4 (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 02/19/1932:4 Son born, 04/08/1932:4 Mrs Arthur Littlefield commends film Emma (l), 02/26/1932:2 Morse, Raymond Mary Joy Crosier first alternate in movie contest, 08/05/1932:1 Son born, 05/22/1931:4 Mary Joy Crosier wins place in finals of movie contest, 08/12/1932:8 Morse, Rollin MGM traveling studio stops here, 01/13/1933:1 Student at MIT, 02/05/1932:1 Motorcycles (see Traffic Accidents - Motorcycles) Makes high honor roll at MIT, 02/19/1932:1 Mott, Arthur W. Attains high scholastic standing at MIT, 04/01/1932:7 Has thrilling cruise with Sea Scouts, 07/21/1933:8 Manager of combined musical clubs at MIT, 12/16/1932:1 Mott, Violet H. Morse, Rollin D. Obituary, 03/27/1931:1 Attends MIT, 09/18/1931:1 Moulton, Ralph Receives scholarship from MIT, 07/01/1932:1 Chimney fire on Cambridge St, 05/08/1931:1 Undergraduate with high scholastic standing at MIT, 09/23/1932:1 Moving, Household Resides in Medford, 10/28/1932:1 A.R. Owens, furniture and piano moving (ad), 04/04/1930:10 To train as second lieutenant in ROTC at MIT, 06/09/1933:1 A.R. Owens & Son, furniture and piano moving (ad), 02/13/1931:3 Takes course in chemical warfare at Maryland arsenal, 06/01/1934:1 F.M. Garnett, trucking and moving (ad), 05/08/1931:4 Morse, Ruby Eaton's Express, furniture and piano moving (ad), 08/28/1931:3 Engaged to Paul Long, 02/16/1934:1 B.J. Owens, furniture and piano moving (ad), 02/24/1933:8 Morse, Violet F. Moving of Bridges, Buildings, Etc. Engaged to Arthur F. Libby, 12/16/1932:4 Rock freight station and flagman's house sold, will be removed, Morse, Walter H. 01/17/1930:3 Wed to Katherine Haskell, 06/30/1933:1 Former flag house at South Middleboro station moved to Buzzards Bay, Morse, William Isaac 01/31/1930:9 Born to Nahum, 04/08/1932:4 County commissioners request proposals for Middleboro properties, Morse's Drug Store 05/16/1930:4 Howard Sewall clerk, 01/10/1930:9 Selectmen give Dr Holmes leave to withdraw petition to move building, Cash and cigarettes taken in break-in, 12/26/1930:1 06/20/1930:1 Break-in on Centre St, 11/06/1931:4 David Surrey's marble works building to be moved, 08/07/1931:1 Arthur Bumpus resigns, 03/25/1932:1 Reminiscences of school (l) (Abbie K.T. Carey), 09/18/1931:6 New soda fountain installed, 05/06/1932:1 Atwood-Thomas Co. gets contract to move band stand, 05/11/1934:1 History and profile of Middleboro business, 12/21/1934:1 Mowry, Gerald E. Morss, Charles H. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/05/1930:5 Obituary, 12/19/1930:1 Mroz, Mary Needham man dies at age 73, 12/19/1930:4 Wed to Leo Parezeski, 05/20/1932:6 Morton, Dorothy Shurtleff Muir, William Daughter born, 08/28/1931:3 Daughter born, 07/10/1931:8 Son born, 06/22/1934:3 Mullein Hill Church (see Community Baptist Church of South Lakeville) Morton, Dwight Mullins, Catherine Son born, 06/22/1934:3 Wedding and reception held, 05/02/1930:2 Morton, Hannah Mullins, Catherine A. Obituary, 01/20/1933:2 Engaged to Emile E. Savard, 04/25/1930:4 Wed to Emile E. Savard, 05/02/1930:4
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Mullins, David Murdock, Robert Uninjured in fall from staging, 09/11/1931:1 Moves to new home on Plymouth St, 10/05/1934:5 Mullins, James Murdock, Ruth Enrolled in Burdett College, 11/06/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/19/1933:7 Mullins, James J. Murdock, W.E. Attends Burdett College, 10/21/1932:1 To commence new story on old time New England boy, 07/24/1931:1 Elected to Sigma Chi Omega at Burdett College, 06/23/1933:3 Murdock, William Graduates from Burdett College, 06/30/1933:1 Local police sergeant named Bourne police chief (p), 07/18/1930:1 Mullins, John Presented with new pistol and holster, 07/25/1930:1 Mullins and Sloan fall from staging while shingling house, 09/11/1931:1 Appointed chief of police for Bourne, 03/13/1931:1 Mumps World War veteran receives Purple Heart, 12/02/1932:4 Amos Buckman files claim for wages lost during quarantine, Attleboro Elks honor Bourne police chief, 02/02/1934:1 08/29/1930:1 Murdock, William B. Elliot Whitney ill, 04/22/1932:4 A Human Derelict. An Untold Tale of the Sea, 10/23/1931:8 Only two cases in town, 12/30/1932:1 A Human Derelict. An Untold Tale of the Sea cont., 10/30/1931:8 Cases reported in South Middleboro, 01/13/1933:2 Sea Dogs, 01/01/1932:6, 02/12/1932:6 Harry Caldwell quarantined, 01/13/1933:3 Murdock Family Several cases in South Middleboro, 1/27/1933:2 Voyages of a whaling captain (W.B. Murdock), 01/02/1931:7 Homes of Edward Griffin and Harris Tripp under quarantine, Voyages of a whaling captain cont. (W.B. Murdock), 01/09/1931:7, 1/27/1933:3 01/23/1931:7, 01/30/1931:7, 02/06/1931:8, 02/13/1931:7, Caldwell and Vickery homes quarantined, 02/03/1933:3 02/20/1931:7, 02/27/1931:7, 03/06/1931:7, 03/13/1931:7, Health officer outlines new rules, 02/17/1933:2 03/20/1931:6, 03/27/1931:9, 04/03/1931:7, 04/10/1931:7, Dorothy Vickery ill, 02/17/1933:6 04/17/1931:7, 04/24/1931:7, 05/01/1931:7, 05/08/1931:7, Number of cases on decrease, 02/24/1933:1 05/15/1931:7, 05/22/1931:7, 05/29/1931:7, 06/05/1931:7, Philip Delano latest victim, 03/03/1933:6 06/12/1931:7, 06/26/1931:7, 07/03/1931:7, 07/10/1931:5, Still claiming victims at Rock, 03/10/1933:4 07/17/1931:8 Chester Vickery and Mrs Murdock Hartling ill, 03/17/1933:3 Life of an old time New England boy (Wm. B. Murdock), 07/31/1931:8 Claire Caldwell ill, 04/21/1933:2 Life of an old time New England boy cont. (Wm. B. Murdock), Arthur Belrose recovers, 05/05/1933:3 08/07/1931:7, 08/14/1931:7, 08/21/1931:8, 08/28/1931:8, Lawrence Sylvester ill, 05/26/1933:6 09/04/1931:7, 09/11/1931:7, 09/18/1931:9, 09/25/1931:8 Only two cases, 06/02/1933:1 Boyhood story of W.B., 10/02/1931:6 Mundi, Barbara Life of an old time New England boy cont. (Wm. B. Murdock), Resides in Wollaston, 10/19/1934:2 10/02/1931:7, 10/09/1931:8 Munro, Daniel Murmurian, Dikran Moves into Pleasant St house, 11/07/1930:3 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Munro, Daniel C. Murphy (Mr) Wed to Mary E. Douglass, 10/31/1930:4 Bowling alley and pool parlor undergo complete renovation, Munroe, Daniel 09/14/1934:1 Purchases Plymouth St farm from Edward Walsh, 10/02/1931:4 Murphy, Agnes Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6, 03/30/1934:6 Student at Bridgewater Normal school, 03/21/1930:1 Munroe & Osborne Graduates from Bridgewater Normal School, 06/20/1930:1 Real estate (ad), 02/28/1930:10 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/19/1931:1 Murder Murphy, Anthony Alleged killer sought at Long Pond, 09/29/1933:1 Deceased Elk honored at memorial service, 12/12/1930:2 Murdoch, Eliza J. Murphy, Anthony J. Young Lloyd Wilbur knocked down by auto driven by Eliza Murdoch, Elks hold memorial service, 07/04/1930:1 08/18/1933:1 Murphy, Cornelius Murdoch, Ellen F. Purchases real estate between Rock and Water St 55 years ago, Obituary, 07/18/1930:1 05/22/1931:8 Wife of Ogden H. dies at age 71, 07/18/1930:4 Murphy, Edward Murdock, Alice D. Train strikes carriage at Chace's crossing 55 years ago, kills Murphy, Obituary, 08/18/1933:1 11/07/1930:6 Wife of William dies at age 62, 08/18/1933:4 Murphy, Everett Murdock, Antoinette Enters Northeastern University, 01/02/1931:1 Charged with cruelty to animals, 07/24/1931:2 Murphy, J. Murdock, Claire Sells California wines (ad), 04/20/1934:2 Obituary, 01/10/1930:1 Murphy, James Daughter of John and Mary Moore dies at age 1, 01/10/1930:4 New Bedford coach dies, 10/07/1932:1 Murdock, Eliza Murphy, James E. Ann Grantham injured in collision with Falmouth driver on Center St, Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), 08/14/1931:4 07/17/1931:1 Murdock, Ellen F. Murphy, William F. Petition for administration of estate, 10/03/1930:4 Subject of retrospective column in Brockton Enterprise, 11/03/1933:1 Murdock, John Murphy's Bowling Alley Receives Purple Heart, 12/16/1932:3 Investigation into theft of $50, 02/28/1930:3 Murdock, Leora Bowling season opens (ad), 09/14/1934:8 Top speller in Lakeville, 04/10/1931:1 Murray, Frank Spelling champ in Lakeville, 04/01/1932:4 Middleboro Welding Shop, Frank Murray and Art Strople, West Grove Murdock, Mary St (ad), 05/27/1932:8 Child frightened by firecracker, runs into Schultz's car, 11/02/1934:1
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Murray, Henry Music and Musicians cont. Resides in Boston, 05/18/1934:2 Cape Cod Entertainers specialize in Hawaiian, Hill Billy, and popular Murray, Mrs Henry songs, 12/01/1933:1 Resides in Buffalo, NY, 10/03/1930:1 Flora Porter guest musician at West Bridgewater Baptist church, Resides in Rochester, NY, 10/23/1931:1 02/16/1934:1 Musco, Michael Thomas, Egger, and Porter guest musicians at West Bridgewater Baptist Work on new state road suspended due to death of Musco, 08/15/1930:6 church, 02/16/1934:1 Muser, Heart Lee Harry Wood completes writing of communion service, 03/30/1934:1 Obituary, 01/24/1930:1 Mildred Bradshaw soloist at concert in Wareham, 04/20/1934:3 Muser, Mrs Fritz William Gammons given reception at Boston church, 05/25/1934:4 Obituary, 01/17/1930:1 Annas, Mendall, and Mendall on WBSO, 06/01/1934:1 Music and Musicians The Music Shop see also Bands and Orchestras; Barrett, Mary; Bearse, Theophilus 9 South Main St (ad), 01/03/1930:2 LeBaron; Belmont, Marion Thomas; Goldstein, Herman H.; Barden makes extensive alterations to store, 03/20/1931:1 Manwaring, Winthrop; Musical Instruction; Sears, Mabel B.; Shaw, Adds awning and sign, 05/13/1932:1 Chester; Shaw, Mildred Taylor; Walker, Elizabeth Music Stores (see The Music Shop) Ben Macomber signs contract with WBZ, 02/14/1930:1 Musical Instruction Local talent plays with 66-piece orchestral club in Taunton, see also Belmont, Marion T.; Eaton, Carrie W.; Sears, Mabel Belcher; 05/09/1930:1 Tinkham, Lillian Place; Warren, Abbie; Wood, Louisa Burt Mrs Fred Tinkham completes second year at NE Conservatory of Music, Walter Weeman's students hold recital at Central Congregational, 06/20/1930:1 06/20/1930:5 George Weeman plays with orchestra in New Hampshire, 06/27/1930:1 Annie Keith, pianoforte instruction (ad), 09/12/1930:10 William Gammons soloist at First Baptist in Boston, 09/12/1930:1 Luella Howard, pianoforte instruction (ad), 09/12/1930:10 Wilfred Cromwell soloist at Congregational church in Bridgewater, Miss Keith's pupils give pianoforte recital (t), 12/19/1930:9 11/21/1930:1 Weeman's pupils hold recital, 06/26/1931:4 Hilda MacKeen soloist at Congregational church in Bridgewater, Luella Howard, teacher of piano (ad), 09/25/1931:4 11/21/1930:3 Mary Elizabeth Barrett, teacher of singing, piano (ad), 02/05/1932:8 H. Nelson Raymond new musical director at Central Baptist (p), Arthur Whitten, trumpet and cornet lessons (ad), 02/03/1933:8 01/02/1931:4 Virginia Clough Goldstein accepting violin pupils (ad), 09/08/1933:5 Theo Keith plays at Park Theatre, 05/29/1931:4 Elizabeth Walker, pianoforte teacher (ad), 09/15/1933:8 Belmont, Shaw, and Fleming members of Taunton Orchestra Club, Richmond Gifford, instructor of drums (ad), 10/06/1933:8 06/05/1931:1 Students of Elizabeth Walker present most interesting piano recital, Polly Drevinsky receives first prize at contest at Steinert Hall, 06/15/1934:7 07/03/1931:1 Musical Instruments Harry Wood composes song for baccalaureate service, 07/10/1931:1 Playing piano from memory a waste of time (l) (Etta Mae Tessier), Barrett and Cronan broadcast over station WNAC, 10/23/1931:1 05/09/1930:2 Wilfred Cromwell resigns as tenor soloist at First Unitarian, Anderson pianos made in South Middleboro (ad), 02/06/1931:2 11/13/1931:1 B.L. Boomer receives patent rights for pedal attachments for cabinet Virginia Tinkham plays at Symphony Studio in Boston, 12/11/1931:1 organs 55 years ago, 06/19/1931:6 Sybil Thomas performs at Lasell Seminary recital, 12/25/1931:1 Eaton's Express, furniture and piano moving (ad), 08/28/1931:3 Polly Drevinsky to sing over WEEI radio, 01/01/1932:1 New organ dedicated at South Middleboro ME Church, 09/29/1933:3 Virginia Tinkham plays at Symphony Studios in Boston, 02/19/1932:1 William Clements, piano tuning (ad), 02/09/1934:8 Sybil Thomas on musical program at Lasell Junior College, Roland Bisson, piano tuner (ad), 05/11/1934:8 04/01/1932:1 Mutho, Benno Richard Howes wins Boston Traveler music competition, 06/24/1932:1 Proprietor of Precinct Spa, 12/02/1932:4 Mrs George L. Thomas organist at Central Baptist, 09/09/1932:1 Muttock Eileen Story among 80 to compete in RKO finals, 09/30/1932:1 Old mill dam in Muttock (p), 08/08/1930:1 Wilfred Cromwell soloist at meeting of Ousamequin club in Old school on Plymouth St (p), 08/29/1930:1 Bridgewater, 10/07/1932:1 Reminiscences of school (l) (Abbie K.T. Carey), 09/18/1931:6 Virginia Tinkham guest artist with Houlihan's Troubadours, Myers, Celia 02/24/1933:1 Obituary, 09/29/1933:4 Benjamin and Herbert Howes furnish xylophone and trumpet music in Myers, Louise East Bridgewater, 03/03/1933:1 Engaged to Donald Hornby, 04/01/1932:2 Carmen Cerda renders vocal solos at East Bridgewater, 03/03/1933:1 Myles Standish Trio Ruth Posselt plays violin to astonished European crowds, 03/03/1933:2 Goldstein, Childs, and Pond play at Myles Standish hotel, 11/07/1930:1 Flora Porter guest artist at meeting of Taunton Ladies' Musical club, Performs at the Myles Standish in Boston, 01/23/1931:1 04/21/1933:1 To have regular broadcasts on new station WAAB, 04/17/1931:1 Sears, Porter, and Belmont play at meeting of Taunton club, Has summer engagement at Turk's Head Inn in Rockport, 07/03/1931:1 04/21/1933:1 Local group wins praise in Gloucester Times, 09/11/1931:2 Catherine Bates engaged with ensemble at resort on Signal Mountain, Fine concert of classical and semi-classical music and readings, TN, 08/18/1933:1 05/20/1932:2 Mrs George L. Thomas organist at Central Baptist, 09/08/1933:1 Begins summer engagements in Gloucester, 07/01/1932:1 Laurence Sherman new tenor soloist at Church of Our Saviour, Renews engagement at Myles Standish Hotel, 09/16/1932:1 10/06/1933:1 Lillian Place Tinkham studies harmony and transposition with Herman N Goldstein, 10/20/1933:1 Nadeau, Adeline Central Congregational organist Annie Keith resigns, 11/03/1933:1 North Rochester woman dies at age 74, 03/20/1931:4 Donald Fish registers at NE Conservatory of Music to study pipe organ, Nadeau, Edward O. 11/24/1933:1 Found dead in Carver, obituary, 07/11/1930:1
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Nail Industry Neal, Mary Scudder & Richardson have first products 55 years ago, 05/23/1930:8 Dies in Iowa City, IA, 12/09/1932:3 Namasket River Needle Works (55 years ago) Historic marker placed at site of Old Wading Place, 09/12/1930:1 Business to settle here, 11/07/1930:6 Water lower in Assawompsett, 12/05/1930:2 Jairus Shaw and Joshua Sherman contract to build factory, 11/21/1930:8 Four men save collie from icy river, 02/27/1931:5 Taunton machinists get contract for piping, 01/02/1931:6 Herring are running, 04/17/1931:1 Workmen turn out as mark of respect for superintendent, 03/27/1931:9 Harold Caswell goes through flume, 06/26/1931:1 Extensive addition built, 10/30/1931:6 Complaints of high water heard by selectmen, 06/26/1931:3 Board of officers elected, 11/20/1931:7 Ruling made on what constitutes high water, 07/24/1931:1 Neelon, Mary Selectmen conclude discussion on high water, 07/24/1931:2 Engaged to Robert Hartil, 10/06/1933:1 High water leads to verbal clash at selectmen's meeting, 09/18/1931:1 Neiderfringer, Carl J. Town manager and Harvey Domina patch things up at selectmen's Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 meeting, 10/23/1931:1 Neil, Carl Overflows banks after heavy rains, 04/01/1932:2 Offers free haircuts to members of military, 03/04/1932:4 Herring held up by low water, 04/22/1932:1 Neil, Edward Missing man Louis Gabrey drowns, 09/15/1933:1 Knocked unconscious during high school football practice, 10/30/1931:1 Fowler, Fowler, and Bolduc escape injury as car plunges into river, Neil, Edwin 10/20/1933:1 Earns Eagle Scout honor (p), 04/08/1932:3 Baumgarten family narrowly escapes drowning as car skids, plunges Returns from CMTC service with rank of corporal, 08/05/1932:1 into river, 12/22/1933:1 Neill, Carl All in readiness for annual herring run, 04/13/1934:1 Daughter born, 03/28/1930:4 Herring run starts, 04/13/1934:1 Neill, Carl E. Rain eliminates fish odor from lower reaches of Nemasket, Barbers announce change in prices (ad), 01/13/1933:8 05/18/1934:1 Barber kills himself after argument with son, 07/07/1933:1 Nardone, John Dies at age 46, 07/07/1933:4 State patrolman transfers to Framingham, 01/31/1930:5 Neill, Edwin Narragansett Milling Co. Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Employs Chester Thomas, 09/19/1930:3 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 National Recovery Administration Neill, Mrs C.E. Committee formed by Chamber of Commerce, 09/01/1933:1 Reopens Wareham St barber shop (ad), 07/14/1933:8 Barbers' NRA code, new hours (ad), 09/01/1933:8 Neilson, Frances E. Committee reports 271 businesses sign code agreement, 09/08/1933:1 Granted divorce from Neil C. Neilson, 10/19/1934:4 Committee members named, 09/15/1933:4 Neilson, Lillian Committee to consider only written complaints of violations, Takes secretarial post in New York City, 01/03/1930:1 09/15/1933:4 Resides in New York City, 08/29/1930:1 Sub-committee on conciliation and agreement named, 09/22/1933:1 Neilson, Neil C. Local committee to handle complaints of noncompliance, 09/29/1933:1 Wife Frances granted divorce, 10/19/1934:4 Local committee conducts employment survey, 10/20/1933:1 Neilson, Neils Christian Middleboro compliance board will also cover Lakeville and Plympton, Engaged to Frances Elizabeth Jennings, 10/14/1932:4 10/20/1933:4 Nelson (Mr) Responsibilities and member list for local board, 10/20/1933:4 Lakeville orchard on fruit growers' tour, 08/22/1930:1 Ford and the NRA (l) (John G. Holt), 10/20/1933:6 Nelson, __ R. (sic) Local committee receives 73 completed surveys, 10/27/1933:4 Lakeville tax collector's sale, 01/06/1933:5 More employees and payroll increase locally, 11/03/1933:1 Nelson, Alton Ernest Survey shows improvements here, 11/10/1933:1 Born to Ernest, 05/08/1931:4 Massachusetts director requests compliance boards remain in place, Nelson, Andrew 02/23/1934:2 Found dead in woods near East Head bog, 09/30/1932:2 No local comment on NRA (l), 03/02/1934:4 Nelson, Clarence E. Liquor and the NRA (l) (Earl F. Gates), 03/09/1934:2 Obituary, 10/20/1933:1 New blue eagle flies over Middleboro, 05/04/1934:4 East Taunton man dies at age 71, 10/20/1933:4 Native Americans Nelson, Clifton Historical Society secures markers for sites in town, 09/12/1930:1 Apple orchard on verge of full bloom, 05/13/1932:1 Alexander Heath, Jr. unearths Indian battle ax while plowing, Nelson, Elizabeth P. 10/06/1933:1 Obituary, 05/09/1930:1 Indian battle ax unearthed in Heath's garden, 10/13/1933:1 Widow of Sidney T. dies at age 83, 05/09/1930:4 Indian arrowheads surface during playground expansion work, Will in probate, 05/23/1930:7 10/27/1933:1 Executors present account of estate, 07/31/1931:3 Once upon a time in North Middleboro by Lucy H. Pratt, 06/29/1934:2 Nelson, Emil Nauman, Annie Rice Dies at age 52, 03/27/1931:4 Wed to Duehurst LaGrove DeBrusk, 11/23/1934:1 Petition for administration of estate, 07/31/1931:3 Navais, Constantine Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/21/1931:5 Fined $10 for trapping out of season, 11/14/1930:1 Nelson, Ernest Nawlicki, Marion J. Son born, 05/08/1931:4 Engaged to Alexander W. Zion, 09/18/1931:4 Resides in Hoosick Falls, NY, 04/13/1934:1 Naylor, Dorothy Grace Nelson, George Wedding described, 04/25/1930:1 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 01/26/1934:1 Wed to Forrest Seymour Smith, 04/25/1930:4 Nelson, George S. Neal, Florence Engaged to Corinne Kidd, 02/05/1932:1 Obituary, 04/08/1932:1 Engaged to Corrine M. Kidd, 07/01/1932:4
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Nelson, George S. cont. Nemasket Transportation Co. cont. Wedding described, 07/08/1932:1 Offers special spring services, 02/12/1932:7 Wed to Corinne M. Kidd, 07/08/1932:4 Fire sweeps through garage, loss over $35,000, 05/19/1933:1 Nelson, Harold One in series of sketches of progressive merchants and manufacturers, Son born, 09/05/1930:4 08/11/1933:2 Nelson, Hilma S. Roberts' milk truck collides with Nemasket Transportation truck at West Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/21/1931:5 St and LeBaron Ave, 04/20/1934:1 Nelson, John Hiram Nesmith, Charles Serious fire in field, 03/28/1930:1 Middleboro residents attend 50th anniversary celebration, 12/18/1931:1 Nelson, Mary D.W. Nesmith, Charles H. Obituary, 04/11/1930:1 Plympton couple married 50 years, 12/04/1931:3, 12/18/1931:6 Widow of John H. dies at age 93, 04/11/1930:4 Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary , 12/25/1931:2 Will in probate, 09/19/1930:5 Plympton man dies at age 82, 05/18/1934:4 Nelson, Mrs Ernest Obituary, 05/25/1934:7 Resides in Troy, NY, 10/03/1930:1 Nesmith, Eunice Roberta Nelson, Mrs Ernest M. Wed to John Fowler Raynes, 06/06/1930:2 Resides in Hoosick Falls, NY, 10/23/1931:1 Nesmith, Walter Nelson, Mrs Sidney Burial at Plympton, 10/06/1933:3 Tribute (poem by Helen McLeod Goss), 05/16/1930:4 New England Cranberry Sales Co. Nelson, Samuel Holds annual meeting, 04/11/1930:9 Moves from Boston to Rhode Island Rd, 04/03/1931:4 Meeting held on frost damage, 06/06/1930:9 Daughter born, 08/05/1932:4 Ellsworth Crowell injures hand in motor saw at Cranberry Sales plant, Nelson, Sarah 07/04/1930:1 Widow of Stephen dies at age 82, 12/05/1930:4 Employs Guild Harlow, 07/18/1930:1 Nelson, Sarah M. Directors hold meeting here, 08/22/1930:1 Obituary, 12/05/1930:2 Holds pre-harvest meeting, 09/05/1930:7 Nelson, Sarah W. Text of address by President Briggs, 09/12/1930:8 Obituary, 12/05/1930:1 Cranberries on the move, 12/12/1930:4 Nelson Family Ships last of 1930 berries from North Carver, 01/23/1931:2 Lakeville homestead destroyed by fire, 07/15/1932:1 Screenhouse opened for consignment shipment, 03/13/1931:2 Nelson Orchards Holds annual meeting (t), 04/17/1931:2 Winter apples ready for delivery (ad), 10/07/1932:8 Meeting at Carver well attended, 04/17/1931:7 Nelson's Meat Market Eatmor cranberries (ad), 07/03/1931:2 52 North Main St (ad), 05/04/1934:8 John Makepeace logical successor to the late George Briggs, Nemasket Auto Co. 08/14/1931:1 78 Wareham St (ad), 04/11/1930:9 Directors hold meeting, 08/14/1931:2 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 Holds regular pre-harvest meeting, 09/04/1931:6 Passing auto throws stone through large window, 01/16/1931:1 Holds annual meeting in Carver, 04/15/1932:1 Nemasket Community Club Employs Franklin Harlow, 07/22/1932:1 Holds annual meeting, 07/10/1931:1, 07/15/1932:4, 07/14/1933:8 Reports little damage from intense storm, 09/09/1932:1 Nemasket Hill Cemetery Hold annual pre-harvest meeting, 09/09/1932:5 Holds annual meeting, 04/25/1930:5, 04/17/1931:1, 04/14/1933:1, No. 2 storehouse begins screening, 10/07/1932:3 04/20/1934:1 Last of 1932 berries shipped, 02/17/1933:6 Nemasket Mill Holds pre-harvest meeting in Carver, 09/08/1933:1 Juveniles charged with breaking glass, 12/02/1932:1 Attempt made to steal berries from North Carver storehouse, Nemasket Oil & Gas Co. 12/15/1933:1 Leighton's Filling Station in no way connected to Nemasket Oil Co. Holds annual meeting in Carver, 04/27/1934:2 (ad), 05/08/1931:8 Annual meeting held at Carver town hall (t), 09/07/1934:7 Frank Leighton proprietor (ad), 05/15/1931:4 New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. Frank Leighton, 42 East Main St (ad), 01/08/1932:6 Makes improvements to service, 04/04/1930:2 Nemasket River (see Namasket River) Doctors Anna and Oscar Richardson retire from medical staff, Nemasket Spring Water Co. 06/06/1930:1 New manufacturing plant under construction in Warrentown, Joseph Moleski charged with stealing lead cable from telephone 03/14/1930:3 company, 06/06/1930:2 Lorimer Cummings rear-ends Nemasket Spring Co. truck on Plymouth Moleski not guilty of theft of cable, 06/13/1930:1 St, 07/18/1930:6 Employs Mrs William Curley, 09/19/1930:1 Grand opening of new plant (ad), 07/25/1930:4 Receives complaints of crank calls, 11/21/1930:2 Modern bottling plant, Rte 28 (ad), 07/25/1930:4 To erect poles on new state road, 04/24/1931:4 Opens new bottling plant on Plymouth St, 08/01/1930:5 Mrs George Boardman retires on pension, 03/02/1934:1 Hot weather means capacity business, 08/14/1931:1 Petition to install new poles, 12/21/1934:1 Truck rolls into Tinkham's house, 05/13/1932:1 New England Transportation Co. Break-in unsuccessful, 05/20/1932:1 Lower bus fares (ad), 11/25/1932:5 Ginger ale, golden or pale (ad), 03/09/1934:2 New rates effective December 1st (ad), 11/25/1932:8 Nemasket Transportation Co. Sunday schedule announced, 09/21/1934:1 Petition for license to sell gasoline, 09/19/1930:5 Petitions selectmen for route change, 10/26/1934:5 Daily service to Boston, Brockton, and Providence (ad), 10/09/1931:7 New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Trucking company offers special to cranberry men, 10/23/1931:9 Installs electric flashing crossing signals at Miller St, 01/03/1930:3 Sends nine trucks to any destination, 12/04/1931:8 New electric lighting system working at Rock, 01/10/1930:3 Will go anywhere, anytime, 12/18/1931:7 New flashing signal system goes into service, 01/10/1930:3 Features morning deliveries, 01/08/1932:2 New flashing signals at Rock and South Middleboro, 01/10/1930:3
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad cont. Newkirk, A.G. Blaze in shack used by railroad, 04/18/1930:1 Jay walkers (l), 09/05/1930:8 Spring maintenance begun, 04/18/1930:1 In support of Newkirk's candidacy for treasurer (ad) (l) (Kenelem Conference on rail service held at Marion, 09/26/1930:1 Winslow), 01/09/1931:3 Engine crashes into coal car along Keith side track, 10/17/1930:1 For town treasurer (ad), 01/09/1931:3 Railroad to repair West Grove St span, 10/31/1930:2 In support of Newkirk (ad) (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 01/16/1931:6 Train kills big buck, 11/21/1930:1 In support of Newkirk (ad) (l) (Leonard & Barrows), 01/16/1931:6 Five found guilty of trackwalking, 02/13/1931:1 For town treasurer and collector (ad), 01/05/1934:8 John Gomes pleads guilty to trackwalking, 03/06/1931:1 Newkirk, Florence M. Fall River line to continue, 04/17/1931:2 Engaged to Everett N. Jenkins, 09/02/1932:4 Attempted break-in at railroad ticket office, 06/26/1931:1 Wedding described, 09/09/1932:1 Repairs made to bridge near Nemasket station, 07/24/1931:1 Newkirk, John Fire in engine cab, 05/06/1932:1 Resides in Wollaston, 08/15/1930:1 Titicut station to be discontinued, 12/02/1932:1 Newkirk, Mildred Deer killed by train south of Fall Brook crossing, 03/17/1933:5 Resides in Weirton, WV, 08/15/1930:1 Takes over telegrams service from Western Union, 05/05/1933:1 Resides in Meriden, CT, 08/21/1931:1 Electric highway crossing lights installed at five highway crossings, Newkirk, Miriam 10/27/1933:3 Resides in Lynn, 08/21/1931:1 Complains to school authorities about students crossing tracks, Newkirk, Mrs A. G. 03/23/1934:2 Picks myrtle bloom, 12/16/1932:1 To run special train to Provincetown while U.S. fleet there, Newson, John B. 06/22/1934:1 Wed to Anne Louise Bomey, 09/16/1932:3 New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad - Employees Newton, Joseph Tower man Stanley Mobbs commended in rail publication, Daughter born, 11/24/1933:4 03/07/1930:1 Newton, Joseph U. Makes drastic cuts in many departments, 03/07/1930:8 Held for grand jury on charge of larceny from Shaw Reynolds, Veteran baggage master William Whitcomb retires, 08/08/1930:4 10/03/1930:4 Grants pension to Henry Wilcox, 10/31/1930:6 Engaged to Eleanor Louise Moore, 11/25/1932:1 Michael Barrett track supervisor, 09/11/1931:1 Newton, Lester Seeks legislation concerning competition from buses and trucks, Son born, 11/27/1931:4 11/11/1932:1 Newton, Nora A. Stanley Mobb operator, 09/15/1933:1 Engaged to Herbert S. Chase, 11/04/1932:4 New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad - Fares and Schedules Wed to Herbert S. Chase, 11/11/1932:4 Schedules change April 27th, 04/18/1930:6 Nichall, William Rock station has non-stop to Boston, 06/06/1930:9 Wedding described, 10/26/1934:1 Several trains discontinued, 07/25/1930:4 Nichols, James Gilbert New mail schedule, 08/01/1930:8 Guidaboni finds turtle marked 1835 J.G.N., 06/08/1934:1 Continued cuts may leave Middleboro as a flag station, 08/22/1930:1 Nichols, John T. Early and late trains discontinued 55 years ago, 10/03/1930:6 And Iampietro petition to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/25/1931:2 Fall River line discontinued, 05/08/1931:1 Nichols, Mrs Sumner Experiments with new five trip ticket, 05/29/1931:1 Resides in Ipswich, 03/09/1934:1 New five trip tickets (ad), 06/05/1931:4 Nichols, Thomas Boston train service cut, 07/01/1932:1 Fined $10 for open fire without permit, 04/11/1930:3 Six trains to Boston cut, 07/01/1932:1 Nickerson, Allen Changes in train service outlined, 07/29/1932:1 Son born, 03/27/1931:4 Change local service, 09/09/1932:4 Nickerson, Harold Local train changes in effect, 09/23/1932:2 In Memoriam poem by Ira Nickerson, 05/30/1930:4 Train changes, 12/09/1932:1 Chimney fire in Lakeville, 01/26/1934:1 Changes in train schedules, 02/24/1933:2 Arrested for peddling scallops without a license, 12/28/1934:2 New schedule in effect, 05/04/1934:7 Nickerson, Harold W. Newcomb, Harrison Engaged to Doris Juanita Lougee, 03/25/1932:4 Daughter bon, 05/13/1932:4 Wed to Doris J. Lougee, 04/29/1932:4 Newcomb, Harrison F. Nickerson, Helen Engaged to Olive M. Wrightington, 07/31/1931:4 Resides in Atlantic City, 01/31/1930:5 Wed to Olive M. Wrightington, 08/07/1931:4 Nickerson, Helen L. Newcomb, Raymond E. Wed to Clarence R. Praster, 12/09/1932:4 Takes aerial photo of Middleboro (p), 08/11/1933:1 Nickerson, H.W. Newcombe, Harris F. Chimney fire on Miller St, 12/07/1934:1 Collides with George Cox at John Glass Jr. Square, 09/25/1931:1 Nickerson, Ira Newcombe, Ray In Memoriam (Harold Nickerson) (poem), 05/30/1930:4 Central Baptist members entertained with plane rides, 06/23/1933:6 Nickerson, Iris Newhall, Mertie Resides in Atlantic City, 01/31/1930:5 Wed to Chester M. Witbeck, 10/23/1931:4 Nickerson, Joyce Newhall, Myrtie Born to Ralph, 09/11/1931:6 Employed in Boston, 09/12/1930:2 Nickerson, Ralph Newkirk, Abraham G. Moves from Plymouth St to Pleasant St, 07/10/1931:4 Candidate for treasurer/collector, 12/22/1933:1 Daughter born, 08/28/1931:4, 09/11/1931:6 Son born, 11/03/1933:4, 6 Nickerson, Simeon L. Local American Legion named for soldier (p), 10/03/1930:2
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Nickerson, William N. Nolan, George H. Wed to Marjorie A. Stanhope, 07/24/1931:4 Wins $400 scholarship to Rennsselar Polytechnic, 07/07/1933:1 Nielsen, Elizabeth Secretary of freshman class at Rensselaer, 10/27/1933:1 Secretary of VFW Auxiliary resigns, 07/07/1933:1 Nolan, Helen Nielsen, John Freshman at Simmons College, 09/14/1934:1 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Nolan, John H. Nielsen, Lillian New officer with local state police troop, 01/03/1930:1 Resides in New York City, 03/28/1930:1 Nolan, Mildred A. Nielsen, Niels G. Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 04/01/1932:7 Wedding described, 10/28/1932:1 Nolan, Robert Wed to Elizabeth Jennings, 10/28/1932:4 Chimney fire on Union St, 05/02/1930:4 Nielson, Carl Ernest Loses money and papers to pickpocket, 08/01/1930:6 Wedding described, 07/07/1933:6 Nolan, Robert E. Nielson, Christian Petitions to erect garage, store gasoline, 05/02/1930:2 Engaged to Vera F. DeCosta, 09/29/1933:4 Non-Support (spousal) (see Desertion and Non-Support) Wed to Vera F. DeCosta, 10/13/1933:4 Norcross, John Nielson, Emma E. Gasunas and Maleski held for grand jury on larceny charge, Obituary, 11/18/1932:1 11/13/1931:1 Brockton woman dies at age 54, 11/18/1932:4 Norris, Abbie Frances Church Nielson, John Obituary, 11/11/1932:6 Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Norris, Clara Barnett Nielson, Niel Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 03/27/1931:5 Chimney fire on Oak St, 02/19/1932:1, 12/29/1933:1 Norris, Elwyn Niro, Emiliano N. Son born, 03/21/1930:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Norris, Fred Niro, Emilio Son born, 09/12/1930:4, 06/16/1933:4 Driver collides with Casey on Center St, 03/21/1930:7 Norris, George E. Hearing on plumbing without permit, 11/13/1931:1 Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 03/27/1931:5 Niro, Emilio N. Norris, Harry Case of plumbing without permit placed on file, 11/20/1931:1 Attends Northeastern University, 10/17/1930:5 Niro, E.N. Graduates from Northeastern School of Engineering, 06/19/1931:4 Electrician (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Norris, James Clean furnaces and pipes save fuel, 10/16/1931:7 Obituary, 11/02/1934:1 Boiler and steam pipe work, 11/13/1931:7 Norris, John Heating systems installed, 12/11/1931:9 Knee cap nearly destroyed in shot gun accident, 11/18/1932:3 Wiring (ad), 06/03/1932:8 Norris, Laura Chimney fire on Oak St, 01/13/1933:1 Hands go through plate glass after tripping, 06/09/1933:1 Niro, Sadie J. Norris, Martha E. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Obituary, 02/24/1933:1 Nitz, John Dies at age 15, 02/24/1933:4 Fire destroys house, barn, and two sheds, 03/27/1931:1 Norris, Russell Son born, 05/15/1931:4 Daughter born, 06/20/1930:4 Nitz, Mary Norris, Walter Arrested for poisoning cows, 04/04/1930:1 Breaks ground for new home on Main St, 02/27/1931:6 Pleads not guilty to poisoning Wolski's cows, 04/11/1930:3 Norris, Walter R. Large crowd in court for cow poisoning case, 04/18/1930:2 Wed to Ena G. Gauthier, 04/21/1933:4 Bail set at $1,000, 04/25/1930:1 Norris, Wilfred B. Wolski sues Nitz for poisoning cows, 05/02/1930:1 Wed to Abbie F. Church, 07/25/1930:7 Poison charges not sustained, 06/20/1930:1 Appreciates community service effort at concert (l), 12/21/1934:6 Noble, Frederic H. Norris, Wilfred Benson Announces candidacy for selectman, 11/21/1930:1 Wedding described, 07/18/1930:7 Candidate for selectman (ad) (l), 01/09/1931:3 North America (see Americas) Candidate for re-election (ad), 01/16/1931:5 North Lakeville School In support of Noble (ad) (Michael M. Barrett, Regina Gaudette), Improvements made to schoolhouse, 01/08/1932:3 01/16/1931:5 Students to have time each week at Lakeville library, 02/05/1932:3 In support of Noble (ad) (Robert G. Butler), 01/16/1931:6 Money taken in break-in, 03/31/1933:2 Results of most disgraceful, silliest, muck-raking campaigns (p) (t), North Middleboro Athletic Association 01/23/1931:1 New organization has 21 members, 10/09/1931:6 First to file nomination papers, 12/01/1933:2 Headquarters nearly complete, 12/04/1931:2 Selectmen's contest starts to take shape, 12/08/1933:1 Opens new quarters to public, 01/01/1932:2 Re-elect to board of selectmen (ad), 12/22/1933:8 Installs indoor baseball equipment at club house, 12/16/1932:6 Taxation (l), 01/05/1934:2 North Middleboro Congregational Church For re-election to office of selectman (ad), 01/05/1934:8 Lightning strikes pine tree at parsonage 55 years ago, 05/16/1930:7 Noble, Frederick List of recently baptized children, 06/13/1930:2 Local people hear from folks in California quake zone, 03/17/1933:1 Parish cemetery put in order, 08/29/1930:3 Nolan, Arleen M. Holds annual roll call, 10/17/1930:9 To attend Bridgewater Normal School, 07/11/1930:1 Holds annual meeting, 03/06/1931:3 Nolan, Arlene Holds annual parish meeting, 03/10/1933:3 Graduates from Bridgewater Teachers' College, 06/08/1934:1 Hosts closing meeting of county Neighborhood convention, 06/16/1933:1
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North Middleboro Congregational Church cont. Nourse, Mrs Ralph Holds annual roll call, 10/13/1933:5 Ill with scarlet fever, 08/21/1931:4 Extensive repairs being made, 05/04/1934:7 Nourse, Ralph Hosts baccalaureate service, 06/22/1934:8 Moves from North Lakeville to North Middleboro, 03/31/1933:6 Oldest member joined in 1862, 10/26/1934:2 Erects garage on Bedford St, 09/01/1933:3 North Middleboro Post Office Lets Plymouth St house to Walter Houghton, 11/09/1934:7 Holds postmaster's exam, 02/12/1932:3 Nourse, Ralph E. Stella Fickert postmistress, 05/13/1932:7 In court on charge of hunting without license, 12/12/1930:3 Winifred Carver postmistress, office in Plymouth St home, 09/08/1933:6 Attempt to pass Sharon vehicle causes injuries, 09/22/1933:1 Office closed down, 03/02/1934:1 Nourse, Raymond A. Hirst opposed to curtailment of postal service, 03/09/1934:2 Employed at H.L. Thatcher & Co., 07/15/1932:1 Reminder of discontinued service at area offices (l), 03/30/1934:1 Novakowski, Mrs V.A. Representative in Washington to retain post office, 03/30/1934:6 Injured in auto mishap in Boston, 07/10/1931:4 Rural folks peeved, 04/06/1934:1 Novakowski, V. Thomas Hirst returns from Washington after post office petitions fail, Purchases North Middleboro farm from Elliott Poore, 07/11/1930:3 04/06/1934:4 Nowakowski, Valentine Protests post office closings (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 04/06/1934:7 Harwichport woman's auto strikes wagon on Bedford St, 04/15/1932:1 Northcott, George H. Nowaskowski, Anna Hatching eggs (ad), 01/22/1932:8 Purchases North Middleboro farm from Henry Poor, 09/12/1930:1 Northener, Jesse Noyer, Alice Man missing from town farm located at East Carver, 09/08/1933:1 Wedding described, 07/17/1931:1 Northern, Jesse Noyes, Charles Obituary, 04/13/1934:1 Dies in Roxbury, 03/31/1933:6 Dies at age 96, 04/13/1934:4 Noyes, Charles D. Funeral held at Egger's in Middleboro, 04/13/1934:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/17/1931:5 Northway, Cecil Noyes, Mary Engaged to Alice Forsberg, 08/08/1930:4 Obituary, 09/15/1933:2 Son born, 02/09/1934:4 Nunes, Albina Northway, Cecil R. Obituary, 10/07/1932:1 Wed to Alice A. Forsberg, 08/22/1930:4 Wife of Manual dies at age 41, 10/07/1932:4 Northway, Cecil Roger Nunes, Manuel Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 03/17/1933:1 Northway, Everett Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/02/1934:4 Resides in Saco, ME, 03/31/1933:1 Nurse, Ralph Northway, Ralph Sells North Lakeville house to Sargant, 04/14/1933:7 Son born, 05/19/1933:4 Nurseries (plant) Northway, Ralph E. see also Alexander, J. Herbert; Cobb, John S.; Leland Carnation Co. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Fred Utaf head florist at sanatorium, 07/11/1930:1 Northway, Ralph L. Nurseryman Shaw receives order for 1,000 rose bushes, 05/01/1931:1 Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 C.A. Shaw, trees and shrubs (ad), 04/22/1932:8 Wed to Ruth A. Tripp, 09/11/1931:4 Charles Shaw does extensive evergreen planting for New Bedford client, Norton, H.F. 05/20/1932:1 Obituary, 03/27/1931:1 L. & M. Mello, potted plants for Memorial Day (ad), 05/19/1933:8 Orange, NJ man dies at age 42, 03/27/1931:4 Lois Mello, bedding and vegetables plants for sale (ad), 06/01/1934:8 Norton, Leslie Nurses and Nursing Retires from Lakeville school board, 01/22/1932:1 see also Ganyer, Lucy; Middleboro District Nursing Association Mother dies in Newport, 09/01/1933:3 Gayner to reopen convalescent home in North Middleboro, Norton, Lindora 05/29/1931:1 Engaged to Manuel Cabral, Jr., 11/23/1934:1 Elsie Dow district health nurse, 07/31/1931:1 Norton, Lindora A. Nute, Alice Engaged to Manuel J. Cabral, Jr., 11/16/1934:4 Concludes services with Morrill Ryder, 09/11/1931:1 Wedding described, 11/30/1934:1 Nute, Charles B. Wed to Manuel J. Cabral, Jr., 11/30/1934:4 Obituary, 08/15/1930:1 Norton, Mary E. New Bedford man dies at age 36, 08/15/1930:4 Obituary, 06/20/1930:1 Nutrition Wife of Lindley C. dies at age 56, 06/20/1930:4 Elks and high school girls solicit funds for free milk, 03/02/1934:1 Norton, Mrs Howard P. Nuttall, Mary Dies in Newport, 09/01/1933:3 Obituary, 08/28/1931:1 Norton & Long Widow of Roger dies at age 74, 08/28/1931:4 30 School St (ad), 09/26/1930:4 Petition for administration of estate, 08/28/1931:6 Thatcher's Row (ad), 10/02/1931:6 Nutter, Louise Etta Pitman in collision with Norton & Long truck driven by George New teacher at Thomastown School, 07/31/1931:1 Dunham, 03/03/1933:1 Nutting, Frank H. Nourse, Arlene Ethel Engaged to Helen Gomes, 06/22/1934:6 Wedding described, 12/22/1933:1 Engaged to Helen L. Gomes, 06/29/1934:4 Nourse, Harold Nye, Albert Wedding described, 12/07/1934:1 Among successful deer hunters, 12/14/1934:9 Wed to Gladys Gifford, 12/07/1934:4 Nye, Albert E. Nourse, Mrs Alton Tax collector's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:2 Brother dies in West Lebanon, NH, 12/07/1934:1
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Nye, Alma O’Hara, Walter E. cont. Middleboro spelling champ goes down at New Bedford meet, Buys controlling interest in American Tube Works of Somerville, 04/25/1930:1 10/13/1933:6 Begins studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 May relocate Fall River business here, 12/27/1933:1 Nye, Charles M. Secures control of Fall River mill, 04/06/1934:1 Obituary, 04/29/1932:1 President of newly reorganized Davol mill in Fall River, 05/25/1934:1 Dies at age 69, 04/29/1932:4 Honorary colonel on staff of Kentucky governor, 10/19/1934:3 Ohlson, Florence E. O Wedding described, 04/25/1930:1 Oil (see Fuel Oil) Oakes, Carl Olander, Anthony Paint brushes and cans stolen from vehicle, 06/22/1934:10 "Wet" 12th anniversary celebration has happy ending in court, Oakes, Carl S. 07/08/1932:1 Blaze in car caused by short circuit, 10/21/1932:1 Old Colony Pigeon Club Oates, Mary A. Plans first get-together of fanciers, 05/30/1930:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/15/1930:5 Old Colony Railroad Co. (55 years ago) Oates, Matthew T. Collects 16-inch ice, 02/07/1930:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Wages cut 10%, 09/26/1930:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/15/1930:5 Handsome passenger engine placed into service, 10/24/1930:8 Tax collector's sale, 05/26/1933:5 Earle Ryder constructed 105 depots for railroad by 55 years ago, Ober, Evelyn L. 03/20/1931:6 Will in probate, 03/27/1931:5 Proposes warning system for storms, 06/12/1931:6 Ober, Helen C. Plans to lay steel rails, 04/01/1932:2 Obituary, 10/19/1934:1 The Old Middleborough Historical Society Wife of Elijah S. dies at age 68, 10/19/1934:4 see also Ancestors' Day Ober, Helena C. Starts planning for tercentenary celebration, 05/02/1930:7 Petition for administration of estate, 11/09/1934:5 Report of annual meeting, 06/06/1930:1 Ober, L. Evelyn Historic markers placed, 09/12/1930:1 Will in probate, 03/27/1931:5 Secures historic markers for sites in town, 09/12/1930:1 Executor presents multiple petitions, 05/29/1931:5 Holds first meeting of season, 10/31/1930:1 Ober, Lodema E. Holds annual meeting, 06/05/1931:1 Obituary, 03/20/1931:1 Opening meeting of season attracts over 200 members, 10/23/1931:1 Dies at age 75, 03/20/1931:4 Receives bell from Peirce Academy, 02/05/1932:1 Ober, Mrs Elijah Discusses preservation of Academy bell, 02/19/1932:1 Dies in Middleboro, 10/19/1934:3 Who owns the old Academy bell?, 02/26/1932:4 O'Brien, Cornelius T. Academy building should be preserved (l) (Kenelm Winslow), Mother dies in Revere, 07/17/1931:1 02/26/1932:7 O'Brien, C.T. Preservation of Academy building (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 03/04/1932:3 Brother dies in Boston, 09/07/1934:4 Old bell to toll again, 03/18/1932:1 O'Brien, Henry The Academy building (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 03/18/1932:3 Dies in Boston, 09/07/1934:4 Holds annual meeting, 06/10/1932:1 O'Brien, John G. Holds second annual dinner at Town Hall, 10/21/1932:1 State patrolman transfers to Northampton, 08/07/1931:1 Large attendance at successful meeting, 03/17/1933:1 O'Brien, Mary Holds annual meeting, 06/09/1933:1 Dies in Revere, 07/17/1931:1 Let us begin to be historical (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 09/22/1933:6 Odd Fellows (see International Order of Odd Fellows) Winslow's letter is food for thought, 09/29/1933:1 O'Donnell, George H. Many interesting tales told at opening meeting, 10/27/1933:1 Declines call from Baltimore, MD church, 03/14/1930:6 Old time concert delights members, 04/13/1934:1 O'Donnell, G.H. Encourages donations (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 06/08/1934:1 Acting pastor at New Albany, IN, 09/11/1931:3 James Kennedy named new president at annual meeting, 06/15/1934:1 O'Donnell, Ruth Holds fall meeting, 11/09/1934:3 Graduates from high school with honors, 07/14/1933:2 Old Middleborough Photo Series - People Ogelvy, Mildred Brief biography of Henry Tribou (p), 01/03/1930:1 Employed at Montgomery Home for Aged People, 12/15/1933:1 Biography of Nathaniel Morton Ransom (p), 01/31/1930:5 O'Hara, Neal Brief biography of Elisha Thomas Benson (p), 02/07/1930:1 In new radio program out of Boston, 03/13/1931:1 Photo of employees of old straw works (p), 02/28/1930:1 Thinks well of old family weekly, 07/21/1933:3 Photo of Taft's Middleboro visit in 1912 (p), 03/14/1930:1 Celebrates silver jubilee as football announcer (p), 10/19/1934:1 Brief biography of Mrs N.M. Ransom (p), 03/21/1930:1 O'Hara, Neal R. Brief biography of Hope Shaw Jones (p), 04/11/1930:1 Native son quoted in debate in U.S. Senate, 02/13/1931:1 Brief biography of William C. Eddy (p), 04/18/1930:1 Humorist keeps informed about news in Middleboro, 04/03/1931:1 Class at Eaton private school about 50 years ago (p), 05/02/1930:1 Engaged by Fox Films in Hollywood, CA, 10/30/1931:1 Melinda Mitchell (Princess Teeweeleema) in tribal regalia (p), Returns from Hollywood, 02/26/1932:1 08/22/1930:1 Secretary of newly reorganized Davol mill in Fall River, 05/25/1934:1 Old Middleborough Photo Series - Places O'Hara, Walter E. Poor farm burns in 1905 (p), 01/17/1930:1 Purchases machinery and equipment of New Bedford mill, 06/05/1931:3 Spooner block in 1892 (p), 03/07/1930:1 Purchases mill in Fall River, 09/30/1932:1 Old tavern on Wareham St purchased by Mrs Gates (p), 03/28/1930:1 Completes purchase of mill in Newburyport and plant in Somersworth, Clark & Vaughan grocery at Everett Square in 1891 (p), 04/04/1930:1 NH, 04/07/1933:1 "Old store" at Muttock on Plymouth St (p), 06/13/1930:1 Purchases machinery and equipment from Georgia mill, 07/14/1933:1
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Old Middleborough Photo Series – Places cont. Orcut, Zelda W. Drawing of factory at corner of Clifford and Wareham St (i), Engaged to Ingram Porter, 09/14/1934:1 06/20/1930:1 Orcutt, Zelda W. Sacred Heart Church, 1880 (p), 06/27/1930:1 Wed to Ingram Porter, 09/14/1934:4 Old family home of George Soule on South Main St (p), 07/04/1930:1 Order of the Eastern Star - Hannah Shaw Chapter J.K. & B. Sears Co. lumber yard 50 years ago (p), 07/11/1930:1 Celebrates 16th anniversary, 05/02/1930:5 South Main St home of Morrill S. Ryder (p), 07/18/1930:1 Celebrates 18th anniversary, 05/06/1932:7 LeBaron Foundry business declines since fires 40 and 35 years ago (p), Holds Matrons' and Patrons' night, 09/16/1932:1 07/25/1930:1 Holds annual meeting, 12/09/1932:1 Old mill dam in Muttock (p), 08/08/1930:1 Hosts meeting of Massachusetts chapters, 04/07/1933:2 Old Muttock school (p), 08/29/1930:1 Holds Matrons' and Patrons' Night, 06/23/1933:4 The Old Tavern Observes 20th anniversary, 04/27/1934:4 Modern tea room and gift shop on Wareham St (ad), 06/27/1930:8 O'Regan, Patrick Mrs Earl Gates closes up for season, 09/26/1930:1 Son born, 11/30/1934:4 Mrs Earl Gates opens Old Tavern on Rochester line, 06/05/1931:1 Ormsbee, Samuel Rte 28, South Middleboro (ad), 06/19/1931:7 Salesman at Studebaker Service Station (ad), 02/28/1930:5 Oldfield, Wilbur Joseph Ormsby, Mary Jane Wedding described, 11/02/1934:6 Obituary, 04/11/1930:1 Oldham, Leon Wife of Robert dies at age 86, 04/11/1930:4 Daughter born, 12/19/1930:4 Orr, James Oliver (Judge) Obituary, 05/05/1933:1 Cushing gives talk on Judge at Historical Society meeting, 10/27/1933:1 Orrall, Jan C. Oliver, Annie E. Petition for administration of estate, 09/09/1932:5 Obituary, 12/22/1933:1 Orrall, Dorothy Widow of John E. dies at age 87, 12/22/1933:4 Engaged to Sheldon Phinney, 12/12/1930:2 Oliver, John Orrall, Dorothy L. Chimney fire on Hillside Ave, 12/29/1933:1 Wedding described, 12/19/1930:1 Oliver, Joseph Wed to Sheldon L. Phinney, 12/19/1930:4 Son born, 04/21/1933:4 Orrall, Frank Daughter born, 10/19/1934:4 Chimney fire in Lakeville, 04/25/1930:1 Oliver, Joseph M. Mary Pickford stops at Orrall's filling station in North Lakeville, Wed to Catherine F. Houlihan, 12/09/1932:4 02/02/1934:6 Oliver, Mrs Eugene Orrall, Frank T. Falls on ice, fractures leg, 02/13/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Oliver, Peter, Jr. Orrall, Hannah Wanton destruction at Sproat house in Nemasket, 01/09/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 04/06/1934:5 Landmark house in Nemasket suffers considerable damage, Orrall, Hannah B. 01/09/1931:3 Wife of James C. dies at age 75, 05/01/1931:4 Oliver, Royce E. Petition for administration of estate, 09/16/1932:5 Second lieutenant in 315th Cavalry, 08/15/1930:1 Orrall, Hannah Butler Olsen, Roy Norman Obituary, 05/01/1931:1 Wed to Aili Wilhelmina Lamu, 04/18/1930:4 Orrall, Hat B. Olson, E. Petition for administration of estate, 09/09/1932:5 Wed to Mildred I. Parker, 02/05/1932:4 Orrall, James C. Olson, Meldor Obituary, 06/10/1932:1 Stationed at naval port in Newport, RI, 03/20/1931:4 Dies at age 84, 06/10/1932:4 Olson, Ruth B. Petition for administration of estate, 09/16/1932:5 Wedding described, 07/29/1932:6 Receiver to examine all claims on estate, 11/03/1933:5 O'Melia, Michael Orrall, Olive F. Dies in Springfield, 07/10/1931:8 Wed to Theodore Sopa, 07/10/1931:8 O'Melia, Thomas Orrall, Thomas Brother dies in Springfield, 07/10/1931:8 Son born, 08/19/1932:4 Daughter born, 10/21/1932:4 Orrall, Thomas C. O'Neil, Catherine Wed to Barbara Washburn, 10/23/1931:4 Killed in auto accident on Cape road, 08/01/1930:1 Osborn, Alfred B. O'Neil, Elizabeth F. Appointed appraiser for Lakeville, 09/29/1933:4 Engaged to Arthur L. Stephenson, 05/29/1931:4 Osborn, Joseph Wedding described, 06/05/1931:1 Attends Bartlett School of Tree Surgery, 04/18/1930:2 Wed to Arthur L. Stephenson, 06/05/1931:4 Osborn, Lawrence O'Neil, James Son born, 03/06/1931:3 Daughter born, 02/28/1930:4 Osborne (Mr) O'Neill, Lillian Munroe & Osborne, 10 Station St (ad), 02/28/1930:10 Transfers to commercial department at high school, 09/08/1933:1 Osborne, Alfred Opticians and Optometrists (see Hayden, Fayette W.; Hinckley, M.L.) Broadcasts on WHDH with Sowerby and Hotz, 06/01/1934:1 Oration Osborne, Alfred B. Mary Joy Crosier wins local contest of National Oration Contest, Engaged by K. & W. Vaudeville Co. of Brockton, 12/09/1932:2 04/10/1931:1 Osborne, Emily J. Esther Craig gives readings at East Bridgewater, 03/03/1933:1 Obituary, 02/07/1930:1 Orchestras (see Bands and Orchestras) Widow of Willard dies at age 83, 02/07/1930:6 Will in probate, 04/25/1930:3
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Osborne, Emily S. Ouilette, Edna M. Will in probate, 03/21/1930:5 Engaged to Edward L. Ouilette, 07/31/1931:4 Osborne, Frank L. Ouilette, Edward L. Obituary, 09/07/1934:2 Engaged to Edna M. Ouilette, 07/31/1931:4 Osborne, Herbert Ouillette, Romeo Resides in Chicago, 08/19/1932:2 Among successful deer hunters, 12/14/1934:9 Osborne, Horace C. Overseer of the Poor (see Poor Farm) Member of Improved Order of Red Men dies, 06/20/1930:2 Owens, Albert R. Osborne, Jennie E. Obituary, 04/06/1934:1 Obituary, 01/05/1934:2 Dies at age 57, 04/06/1934:4 Osborne, Joseph Owens, A.R. Contracts to grade and build new road 55 years ago, 10/10/1930:8 Furniture and piano moving (ad), 03/28/1930:8 Finds employment in Virginia, 04/08/1932:7 A.R. Owens & Son, furniture and piano moving (ad), 02/13/1931:3 Osborne, Lawrence Owens, Bernard Purchases Huntley's share in Huntley & Osborne mill, 03/14/1930:4 Daughter born, 11/20/1931:4 Son born, 03/06/1931:4 Owens, Bernard Jonathan Occupies new home on Taunton Ave, 10/07/1932:3 Wedding described, 08/29/1930:1 Moves into newly erected bungalow on Taunton Ave, 10/21/1932:1 Owens, B.J. Sells North Lakeville house to Dola, 04/07/1933:6 Son born, 02/24/1933:4 Son born, 05/05/1933:3 Furniture and piano moving (ad), 02/24/1933:8 Osborne, Lyman Owens, Madeline Old Leonard saw mill burns down, 02/28/1930:1 Teacher resigns from South Middleboro School, 01/02/1931:2 Osborne, Mrs Irving Owens, Madeline D. Mother dies in Taunton, 05/27/1932:3 Teacher resigns from South Middleboro School, 12/26/1930:1 Osborne, Mrs Laurence Owens, Mary Eleanor Assistant teacher at Assawampsett School, 01/24/1930:7 Engaged to George Willard Tomlinson, 04/06/1934:1 Osborne-Reynolds Co. Owens, Mrs Bernard Jonathan Printers, 48 North Main St (ad), 05/02/1930:8 Teacher at South Middleboro, 09/12/1930:2 Osgood, Samuel Owers, Adelaide Non-support case dismissed in Superior court, 11/07/1930:1 Funeral held at North Carver, 06/08/1934:6 Osgood, Samuel P. Owl Inn Arrested for non-support of wife and children, 01/03/1930:1 John Creedon applies for liquor license, 10/12/1934:1 Pleads not guilty, 01/10/1930:2 Oxen Ordered to pay support to wife and children, 01/17/1930:3 Marshall Gibbs slaughters 1,595-lb. ox 50 years ago, 01/24/1930:10 Wed to Cora M. Hathaway, 09/21/1934:4 Oszapea, J. Paul P Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/21/1931:5 Pacheco, Anthony Otis, Annabel Wed to Celia A. Longo, 11/14/1930:4 Wed to Sherman Forbes, 10/19/1934:1 Package Stores (see Alcoholic Beverage Industry) Otis, Ellen Packard, E.A. Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 Resides in Waltham, 08/14/1931:1 Otis, George Packard, J.W. Yarmouthport couple married 60 years, 10/23/1931:1 Enters horse in Brockton speed trial 55 years ago, 06/19/1931:6 Funeral held in Yarmouthport, 05/06/1932:1 Page, Lizzie Osgood Otis, Osmon E. Burial at Rock Cemetery, 06/27/1930:7 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 06/10/1932:5 Paint and Painting Otto, Frank C. L. Richmond & Co., paints (ad), 01/03/1930:3 Employed in Lawrence, 09/22/1933:1 James Wilmot, house painting (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Otto, Myrtle G.E. Hill, painting and paper hanging (ad), 03/28/1930:4 Attends State Teachers' College at Salem, 09/16/1932:1 Charles Smith, house painting, paperchanging (ad), 03/06/1931:8 Elected treasurer of sorority at Salem Teachers' College, 10/19/1934:1 John A. McNabb (ad), 04/03/1931:8 Ouelette, Edith Tripp F.L. Barstow, 13 Webster St (ad), 10/16/1931:10 Daughter born, 02/23/1934:3 James Wilmot contracts to paint exterior woodwork on high school, Ouelette, Edna M. 11/06/1931:1 Wed to Edward L. Ouelette, 08/07/1931:4 Complaint made on paint jobs at Town House and school, 01/01/1932:4 Ouelette, Edward Painters agree to wage reduction (ad), 02/19/1932:8 Moves to tenement in Gates' house, 05/29/1931:6 Tallman paints 'em right (ad), 03/18/1932:5 Hand badly cut at Tribou's wood yard, 02/26/1932:1 Fred Barstow, let me estimate your paint job (ad), 04/08/1932:7 Ouelette, Edward L. W.L. Tallman, 99 Everett St (ad), 05/05/1933:8 Wed to Edna M. Ouelette, 08/07/1931:4 Request for bids to paint library interior (ad), 06/16/1933:2 Ouelette, Mary B. Howell the painter, 73 1/2 Oak St (ad), 06/30/1933:8 Wed to Willard F. Gifford, 07/04/1930:4 Edgar Gay and James Wilmot in charge of painting gangs, 12/15/1933:1 Ouelette, Mary Dorothy CWA projects in full swing here, 01/12/1934:1 Born to Romero and Edith Tripp, 02/23/1934:3 CWA projects to close next week, 02/09/1934:1 Ouelette, Romeo Local CWA projects closed, 02/16/1934:4 Wedding described, 03/25/1932:7 The Paint Service Station, opposite new post office (ad), 05/18/1934:8 Daughter born, 02/23/1934:3 Call for bids for painting gas holder, 09/14/1934:6 Ouellette, Romeo The Paint Service Station Wed to Edith Frances Tripp, 03/25/1932:4 Opposite new Post Office (ad), 05/18/1934:8
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Paiva, Manuel Parades Fined $10 for causing disturbance at library, 06/05/1931:1 see also Horribles Parade; Memorial Day Palmer (Mr) Twilight League opens season with parade, 05/15/1931:4 Dies in New York City, 06/19/1931:1 Colorful parade on Armistice Day, 11/13/1931:1 Palmer, Fred Church bells ring in 4th of July holiday, 07/08/1932:7 Obituary, 08/07/1931:6 Colorful parade principal part of Armistice Day celebration, Palmer, Frederick 11/18/1932:1 Obituary, 08/07/1931:1 Odd Fellows celebrates 50th anniversary with parade, drills, and Dies at age 42, 08/07/1931:4 entertainment, 05/18/1934:1 Palmer, Susanna Paradis, Alma Widow of Frederick dies at age 43, 04/01/1932:4 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Palmer, Suzanne Paradis, Cecilia Matron at State Farm, 03/25/1932:6 Prize-winning essay on aliens, 06/27/1930:3 Obituary, 04/01/1932:7 Paradis, Maria I.A. Pan-Am Filling Station Wed to Joseph A. Tomkewicz, 05/08/1931:4 Break-in at Wareham St station, 10/27/1933:1 Paradis, William Panesis (Mrs) Receives 25-year service medal from Keith company, 07/17/1931:1 Sleek gent takes Panesis' pocketbook, 05/11/1934:1 Paradise (Mr) Panesis, Bessie Postpones move to Buzzards Bay, 05/25/1934:2 Sails for Greece, 03/23/1934:1 Paradise, Alice Panesis, Madeline Awarded certificate of merit in national drawing contest, 03/23/1934:3 Tinkham's student performs at NE Conservatory of Music, 03/09/1934:1 Paradise, Eva Panesis, Mrs Thomas Recovers from attack of measles, 05/25/1934:2 And daughters injured in auto mishap in Taunton, 1/27/1933:1 Paradise, William Panesis, Nicholas Moves to Miller St tenement, 10/02/1931:6 Draws advertising sign of unusual excellence for Park Theatre, Moves back to Buzzards Bay, 05/18/1934:2 06/06/1930:6 Parcheski, Antonnia Dupont's window display advertises movie, 06/13/1930:1 Obituary, 01/30/1931:1 Enrolls in Syracuse University, 09/18/1931:1 Dies at home in Rhode Island, 01/30/1931:4 Specializes in commercial art at Syracuse University, 04/01/1932:7 Widow of Vincent dies at age 66, 01/30/1931:4 Panesis, T. Parcheski, Vincentz Fruits and vegetable (ad), 01/31/1930:3 Obituary, 06/06/1930:1 Panesis, Thomas Dies at age 67, 06/06/1930:4 Daughter born, 02/14/1930:4 Pardis, Mary Eva Youth Peter Kontos charged with local break-ins, 06/06/1930:1 Wed to William Hines, 06/26/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Parent, Albertus Package store petitions tabled by selectmen, 02/16/1934:2 Wed to Juliette E. Trepanier, 10/16/1931:4 Plans trip to old home in Greece, 03/09/1934:1 Parezeski, Leo Liquor license petition tabled by selectmen, 03/30/1934:1 Wed to Mary Mroz, 05/20/1932:6 Arrives home from Greece on board the Olympic, 05/18/1934:1 Parish, Mrs H. Dexter Watch for store to re-open at traffic circle (ad), 05/25/1934:2 Mother dies in Nashua, NH, 05/25/1934:1 Roadside stand opens at traffic circle (ad), 06/01/1934:2 Parish Burial Ground Papamichael, Zeses Agenda for annual meeting (ad), 04/15/1932:6 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Park Cafe Papamichael, Zesis Special turkey dinner (ad), 11/18/1932:5 In slight collision with Carlson on South Main St, 06/19/1931:1 License renewed by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Papamichael, Zizis Sells California wines (ad), 04/20/1934:2 Collie saved from icy Nemasket River, 02/27/1931:5 Manager Zervas has considerable remodeling work done, 04/27/1934:1 Papamichael Market Park Cleansers Meat market (ad), 01/22/1932:2 Opening next to Park Theatre (ad), 04/08/1932:8 Papamihael, Zeses (Zizis) Park Theatre Mortgagee's sale of personal property, 03/23/1934:6 see also Middleboro Theatre Papamihael, Zisis Best in talking pictures (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/05/1933:6 Alleged propaganda cut out during film, 01/24/1930:1 Papazian, Jack Manager Frank Stanton resigns, replaced by William Dowling, Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 02/28/1930:1 Paquin, ___ (sic) Nicholas Panesis draws advertising sign of unusual excellence, Wed in Smithfield, RI, 03/06/1931:4 06/06/1930:6 Paquin, Cheridah Nicholas Panesis' painted cut-out in Dupont's window display advertises Thank God for the Giving (poem), 11/28/1930:5 movie, 06/13/1930:1 Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Dowling and Logan resign, Fredette new manager, 09/26/1930:1 Paquin, Lorna Extends show times (ad), 12/05/1930:10 Wedding described, 01/23/1931:6 Theo Keith plays at Park Theatre, 05/29/1931:4 Paquin, Virginia Yvonne Manager Frank Harrington takes post at Empire Theatre in Waltham, Wed to Harold Lawrence Griffith, 02/03/1933:4 09/11/1931:1 Paquin-Keuppie Christian citizen in rebellion (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 01/22/1932:5 Hens (ad), 01/24/1930:8 An open letter to the selectmen concerning films shown (l) (Kenelm Eggs and chicks (ad), 02/06/1931:10 Winslow), 02/19/1932:4 Build 3-car garage and modern poultry house, 01/08/1932:4 Selectmen allow limited dancing privileges at theater, 11/09/1934:1
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Parker, Arthur H. Parkkonen, Matthew Daughter born, 09/05/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 12/01/1933:3 Parker, Clara A. Parks Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/15/1933:2 see also Playgrounds Parker, George H. Assawompsett park discussed at Lakeville town meeting, 03/06/1931:3 New pastor at Central ME Church (p), 11/09/1934:1 Peirce Estate leases land to town for public field at $1 per year for 99 Parker, George L. years, 09/02/1932:1 Assistant superintendent transfers to Wrentham State School, Parks (Mr) 07/01/1932:2 Parks and Lovell open new business, Shaw's Express, 55 years ago, Parker, Hiram 01/03/1930:6 Wed to Adele Milette, 01/31/1930:2 Parmenter, Elwood Parker, J. Alfred Resides in Whitman, 07/17/1931:3 Petitions court to change name from Parkkonen, 06/08/1934:7 Parmenter, Frederick M. Parker, Joan Dryden Engaged to Alice C. Fuller, 06/30/1933:4 Born to Arthur H., 09/05/1930:1 Parmenter, James Parker, Lindolph Curley's auto tips over after collision with Parmenter at Everett and Daughter born, 12/21/1934:2 Arch St, 10/12/1934:1 Parker, Mildred I. Parmenter, Richard Wed to E. Olson, 02/05/1932:4 Son born, 10/28/1932:4 Parker, Nelson Parmenter, Richard L. Wed to Marion Taylor, 09/14/1934:6 Engaged to Alice Wright, 05/20/1932:4 Parker, Olive Ellen Wed to Alice Wright, 05/27/1932:4 Wedding described, 04/22/1932:7 Parrish, Mrs H. Dexter Parker, Robert Father dies in Nashua, NH, 11/17/1933:8 Ill with chicken pox, 12/12/1930:1 Parrott, Anna Parker, Robert Frances Wedding described, 05/06/1932:1 Ill with whooping cough, 05/20/1932:1 Wed to Lewis R. Hermann, 05/06/1932:6 Parker, Royce Walter Parry, Annie Engaged to Marie Blake, 09/26/1930:7 Graduates from Massachusetts General Hospital Training school for Wed to Helen Marie Blake in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 nurses, 02/07/1930:1 Parker, Sally Fillebrown Parry, Arthur Daughter born, 12/21/1934:2 Gets three month sentence for larceny of fowl from Henry Hall, Parker, Theodore 10/13/1933:1 Daughter born, 04/01/1932:2 Parshley, Henry Parker, Tobias Auto strikes sledder Leonard Bump, 02/06/1931:4 Obituary, 05/01/1931:1 Parton, William New Brunswick man dies at age 57, 05/01/1931:4 Singing voice stilled by death, 07/07/1933:2 Parkhurst, James S. Pasquarello, Aldeara L. Charged with Sunday hunting, 01/02/1931:1 Engaged to Joseph J. Brown, 05/20/1932:4 Not guilty of Sunday hunting, 01/09/1931:3 Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Parking Wed to Joseph J. Brown, 06/03/1932:4 Review of town meeting warrant, 01/10/1930:1 Pasquarello, James New signs erected, rules in effect, 02/28/1930:1 Daughter born, 11/09/1934:4 Time limit meant to encourage trade, 03/14/1930:1 Pasquarello, James A. "No Parking" signs up on north side of Wareham St, 04/25/1930:1 Engaged to Madlyn L. Tallman, 11/25/1932:4 Spaces on Center, North and South Main, and Wareham St put in order Wedding described, 12/02/1932:1 for summer, 05/09/1930:1 Wed to Madlyn L. Tallman, 12/02/1932:4 Selectmen do not consider planning board's plan, 05/16/1930:1 Pasquell, Mrs Noel No parking allowed on Peirce St near fire station, 06/20/1930:1 Resides in New Bedford, 05/25/1934:2 Police chief supervises painting of spaces, 07/25/1930:1 Pasquill, Noel Planning board makes public the details of new plan, 01/16/1931:1 Wedding described, 12/22/1933:3 Report of planning board (m), 02/06/1931:3 Pasztor, A.J. (see Middleboro Bakery) Selectmen discuss parking on West Grove St, 04/03/1931:2 Pasztor, Andrew J. Chief of police invokes law applying to fire zones, 05/08/1931:1 Bids in Central Cafe property, 11/18/1932:3 Summer parking strips placed on Center St, 05/29/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/15/1933:5 Planning Board reports to selectmen on parking situation, 06/19/1931:4 Pasztor, Andrew J., Jr. Improvements made to spaces near Town House, 07/10/1931:1 Recovering from blood poisoning, 08/07/1931:1 Where are old wooden hitching posts?, 09/11/1931:1 Pasztor, Helen Selectmen approve uniform set of regulations, 05/05/1933:1 Local Red Cross expresses thanks (l), 04/21/1933:2 Space at Town Hall rolled, smoothed, and treated for dust, 05/05/1933:1 President of South Shore Health Workers club, 09/29/1933:1 Considerable discussion on new regulations, 05/19/1933:1 Fractures wrist in fall on Centre St, 12/21/1934:1 Town of Middleboro traffic rules and orders, 05/19/1933:2 Patrons of Husbandry Signs erected, 06/30/1933:1 Local granges host national president, 05/25/1934:1 Driveway from Nickerson St widened, 07/21/1933:1 Patrons of Husbandry - Nemasket Grange Selectmen discuss regulations, 04/27/1934:1 Presents play, Civil Service, 04/04/1930:1 Restricted on Peirce St around Drake property, 04/27/1934:2 Successful minstrel show plays to capacity crowd, 05/23/1930:1 Space along Center St laid out, 05/04/1934:1 Holds annual fair and exhibition, 10/24/1930:1 Parkkonen, J. Alfred Wilfred Keyes last surviving charter member, 05/22/1931:2 Petitions court to change name to Parker, 06/08/1934:7 Passes resolutions upon death of Lizzie Eaton, 09/04/1931:1, 09/11/1931:3
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Patrons of Husbandry - Nemasket Grange cont. Pearce, Pauline A. Holds annual fair and exhibit, 10/02/1931:2 Wed to Frank F. Denson, 12/05/1930:4 Cast of Henry's Wedding (p), 10/02/1931:4 Pearce, Pauline Washburn Annual election of officers, 11/20/1931:4 Obituary, 12/28/1934:1 Holds annual fair and exhibition, 09/30/1932:3 Widow of Francis E. dies at age 81, 12/28/1934:4 Holds annual fair and exhibit, 09/29/1933:4 Pearson, Helen Holds "Century of Progress" exhibit, 02/23/1934:4 Awarded certificate of merit in contest sponsored by Federal Art school, Holds annual fair, 09/14/1934:3 11/25/1932:4 Holds annual fruit, flower, and vegetable show, 09/28/1934:6 Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Patrons of Husbandry - North Middleboro Grange Pearson, John J., Jr. Celebrates 6th anniversary, 03/14/1930:4 In auto crash in Maine, 10/10/1930:2 Celebrates 7th anniversary, 03/13/1931:4 Pearson, Robert A. Patrons of Husbandry - South Middleboro Grange Sanatorium worker struck auto by driven by Zimmerman, 04/13/1934:1 Holds 5th annual fair, 09/25/1931:3 Pease, Alvah Holds annual fair, 09/23/1932:3 Ready to build another house on Oak St 55 years ago, 04/03/1931:2 Buckman does cement work in basement, 01/20/1933:3 Pease, Charles F. Large parking space prepared by Touhy, 11/03/1933:7 Sells patents on locks to Elisha T. Jenks 55 years ago, 04/29/1932:4 Celebrates 20th anniversary, 12/08/1933:3 Pease, Chester Holds 8th annual fair, 09/21/1934:6 Injured in fall on YMCA steps, 12/23/1932:3 Patterson, Grover Pease, Frank A. Lineman injured during electrical storm, 07/31/1931:1 Obituary, 07/21/1933:1 Fire in clothes closet on Cherry St, 09/25/1931:1 Pease, Nellie F. Fractures wrist in fall, 02/12/1932:1 Obituary, 09/19/1930:1 Foreman of gas and electric department, 12/28/1934:1 Peck, Carroll E. Patterson, Horace Young Richard Ray struck by auto driven by Peck, 11/23/1934:2 Resides in Campello, 08/15/1930:2 Peck, Edgar Paul, Frank Moves to new home on Bedford St, 04/03/1931:4 Burial at Rock, 01/19/1933:6 Lets Bedford St house to George Maher, 09/08/1933:4 Paul, George F. Peck, Edgar C. Burial at Rock, 01/19/1933:6 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/22/1932:7 Recluse ends his life with a gun, 01/12/1934:1 Peck, Herbert Dies at age 71, 01/12/1934:4 Obituary, 02/02/1934:4 Paul, Mae M. Peck, Joseph B. Wed to Frank M. Silvia, 10/14/1932:4 Dies in Fairhaven, 01/12/1934:1 Paun, Edith L. Peck, Joseph S. Wed to Gordon E. MacNeill, 03/04/1932:4 Father dies in Fairhaven, 01/12/1934:1 Paun, Edith Louise Peck, Mrs Joseph Wedding described, 03/04/1932:1 Seriously injured in auto mishap in Dennisport, 07/17/1931:1 Paun, John Peck, Mrs J.S. Lets land to Dr Burkhead for corn crop, 11/13/1931:1 Praised for work with needy women (l), 04/13/1934:2 Apple tree bears fruit and blooms at the same time, 09/29/1933:1 Peck, Ralph Paun, John G. Daughter born, 08/15/1930:4 Runs as Republican for representative, 07/08/1932:1 Peckham, Mrs John Candidate for representative (ad) (p), 09/09/1932:8 Funeral held at Fall River, 03/27/1931:2 He will not play politics (ad) (p), 09/07/1934:2 Peddlers and Peddling Paun, Louisa License fees increased, 03/20/1931:1 Lakeville Library trustee, 03/14/1930:1 Gasoline bootleggers to be checked, 06/12/1931:1 Paun, Mrs Edgar A. Berry vendors cleared from roadsides in name of public safety, Finds dog with puppies in barn, 01/17/1930:1 07/29/1932:1 Pavao, Mrs Manual Police put stop to roadside vending, 07/29/1932:1 Held prisoner by dog, 01/10/1930:1 Legion unjustly accused (l), 05/18/1934:1 Pawlowsky, Lillian Legion not sponsoring peddlers at upcoming Armistice Day event (l) Daughter of John and Mary Gricus dies at age 4, 01/24/1930:4 (Sealer of Weights and Measures), 11/09/1934:1 Payne, Joshua Dexter Selectmen increase license fee, 11/09/1934:1 Encounters nest of black snakes in Warrentown 55 years ago, Notice to public, 11/23/1934:1 08/29/1930:7 Jennings refutes warning against Organization of Disabled Veterans (l), Payson, John 12/07/1934:4 Obituary, 02/19/1932:6 Another notice to the public (l) (Sealer of Weights and Measures), Payzant, Margaret 12/21/1934:3 Resides in Dorchester, 01/22/1932:2 Harold Nickerson arrested for peddling scallops without a license, Peaches 12/28/1934:2 Hewitt Bros.'s Stand, apples and peaches, East Grove St (ad), Pedestrians 09/16/1932:8 Jay walkers (l) (A.G. Newkirk), 09/05/1930:8 Pearce, Albert A. Drivers vs. pedestrians (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 09/12/1930:6 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Wilkins warns selectmen about dangerous highway crossing, Pearce, Margaret E. 08/28/1931:1 Engaged to Harry B. Allen, 12/21/1934:4 Must be careful crossing new speedway on Bedford St, 10/20/1933:1 Pearce, Martha White Obituary, 01/10/1930:9
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Pedestrians - Accidents Rose Winterhalder knocked down by auto driven by Wareham woman, Thirteen-year-old Frank Wiksten struck by truck, 01/31/1930:1 03/17/1933:1 Pedestrian Gardner struck by Providence driver on Center St, Malcome Powlesland struck by hit-and-run driver on Plymouth St, 04/25/1930:1 04/07/1933:6 Lucy Chausse struck by Brockton driver, 06/20/1930:4 Case of negligence in Winterhalder incident continued, 04/14/1933:1 Harold Tassineri's legs broken when struck by truck from Carver, Three-year-old Charles Thayer, Jr. run over by auto driven by Frank 07/18/1930:1 Leighton, 05/26/1933:1 Tassineri court case continued, 08/01/1930:1 Boutin strikes pedestrian on Cape road at night, 06/30/1933:2 Three woman struck by Allston auto on Cape road, 08/01/1930:1 Hartling's auto struck by running boy, Marcel Fortin, 07/21/1933:4 Young Fred Keniston struck by Hyde Park auto on Wareham St, Young Lloyd Wilbur knocked down by auto driven by Eliza Murdoch, 08/08/1930:1 08/18/1933:1 Milton Washburn struck and killed by vehicle after getting off bus here, Eight-year-old May Ryder struck by Attleboro driver, 09/22/1933:1 08/15/1930:1 Pina struck by Melville's auto on Purchase St, 10/27/1933:4 Sarah Washburn struck by Lynn auto while crossing the street, Anthony Freitas arrested for hit-and-run in which Fred was killed, 08/15/1930:1 11/24/1933:1 Jeanette Jefferson struck by auto in front of home, 10/03/1930:1 Frank Fred killed by hit-and-run driver, 11/24/1933:1 Joseph Westgate struck by Reed's delivery truck on Center St, Reward offered for arrest of hit-and-run driver, 11/24/1933:4 10/03/1930:1 Anthony Freitas pleads not guilty, 12/01/1933:1 Ronald Westgate struck by truck from Taunton, 12/12/1930:1 Madeline Leary struck by auto driven by Gallagher on Center St, Driver Peter Chiuppi strikes Alice Gilligan on South Main St, 12/01/1933:1 12/26/1930:4 Freitas case sent to grand jury, 12/08/1933:1 Blanch Carr struck by auto operated by John Welch, 01/02/1931:1 Alphonso Fish strikes Bridgewater man on Wareham St, 12/15/1933:3 John Rice, Jr. runs into auto on Center St, 01/02/1931:1 Bertha Gay struck by Lynn auto on Everett St, 12/29/1933:1 Arthur Pretti struck by auto on West Grove St, 01/23/1931:7 Thomas Boutin badly injured when struck by car in South Middleboro, Public Works employee Michael Cabral struck by Randolph driver, 02/16/1934:1 02/13/1931:1 Thomas Boutin struck by auto, suffers fractures, cuts, and bruises, Young John Carter struck by auto driven by Alfred Chadwick, 02/16/1934:3 02/13/1931:1 Victim of hit-and-run, Arthur Thomas, in serious condition, Public Works employee William Coombs struck by New Bedford 02/23/1934:1 driver, breaks leg, 02/27/1931:1 Gamache boy collides with Guilford's car on Wareham St, 03/23/1934:1 Priscilla Flood narrowly escapes serious injury in hit-and-run at the Mildred Bissonnette struck by truck driven by Taunton man, Green, 05/22/1931:1 03/30/1934:1 Phyllis Houlihan struck by auto driven by Nicholas Gangone, Sanatorium worker Robert Pearson struck by auto driven by Abraham 06/26/1931:2 Zimmerman, 04/13/1934:1 Raymond Barker struck by car, concussion and broken legs result, Lucy Taylor struck by auto driven by Judith Eaton, 04/20/1934:1 07/10/1931:1 Doris Rullo struck by auto driven by Leora Chappelle, 06/01/1934:1 Young Howard Coman struck by Attleboro driver, 07/31/1931:1 Virginia May Bruso struck by Halifax auto, 10/19/1934:4 George Rand's leg fractured when struck by Barrows' car in Lakeville, Murdock frightened by firecracker, runs into Schultz's car, 11/02/1934:1 08/21/1931:1 Young Richard Ray struck by auto driven by Carroll Peck, 11/23/1934:2 Young Juerin Hudson struck by New Bedford auto on Carmel St, Gordon Brennan struck and killed by auto driven by Robert Higgins, 08/21/1931:1 12/21/1934:1 Boston driver hits Quincy man trying to cross highway, 08/28/1931:1 Young Howard Blackwell struck by truck driven by Frank Leighton, Leontine Logan struck by Brookline auto on new road, dies, 12/21/1934:2 09/04/1931:1 Robert Higgins fined $75 for reckless driving, 12/28/1934:2 Watertown man run over by Brockton driver, 09/11/1931:6 Pedrick, Annie William Keniston struck by Waban driver on new state highway, Dies in Providence, RI, 03/09/1934:3 09/18/1931:1 Peeping Toms Edna Harris struck and killed by Onset driver on East Grove St, Burton Butler gets stern lecture on peeping into beauty parlor, 11/06/1931:1 05/05/1933:1 Three fatal accidents in Middleboro this year, 11/20/1931:1 Americo Demato arrested Halloween night, 11/02/1934:1 Harold Hepel struck by auto driven by North Plymouth woman, Demato sentenced to ten days, 11/09/1934:4 01/01/1932:1 Peerless Casualty Co. Andrew and Robert Fielding hit by auto on new state road, 02/12/1932:4 Looking for rep in Middleboro (ad), 09/25/1931:5 John Houlihan runs into Lynn auto on West Grove St, 05/13/1932:1 Peirce (Mr) Clarence Coombs struck by Dorchester auto while crossing South Main Peirce brothers repair fence around corner lot 55 years ago, St, 05/20/1932:1 04/11/1930:8 Police officer William Casey struck by auto while on traffic duty, Peirce, Annie J. 07/08/1932:1 Obituary, 03/27/1931:1 Conchetta Jardullo killed crossing road in heavy traffic, 07/22/1932:1 Falmouth woman dies at age 76, 03/27/1931:4 New Bedford youngster struck by Lowell auto in Waterville, Peirce, C. Clifford 07/22/1932:1 Resides in Rochester, 01/31/1930:5 Inquest held into death of Canchetta, 08/26/1932:1 Peirce, Charlotte Holmes Margaret Costa struck by New Jersey driver, 10/28/1932:1 Son born, 07/31/1931:2 Boardman knocked down by auto driven by Lovell, 11/04/1932:1 Peirce, Eileen Ernest Thomas pushed through plate glass window at Pierce's hardware Engaged to Raymond F. Poirier, 07/04/1930:4 by runaway auto, 11/04/1932:1 Peirce, Eunice R. Pearl Chartier struck by auto near home on Plymouth St, 12/09/1932:4 Will in probate, 08/19/1932:5 Henry Young struck by Standish's auto on way to work, 12/16/1932:1 Petition for administration of estate, 06/01/1934:8 Phillips struck by auto driven by Taunton man, 01/06/1933:1 Executrix presents account of estate, 10/05/1934:5 Rev Cleveland struck by auto driven by Croteau, 01/06/1933:1
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Peirce, Grace Peirce Academy cont. Sails for Switzerland, 07/10/1931:1 Last Peirce Academy (p), 04/08/1932:1 Peirce, Harold Skeleton proves to be that of horse, 04/08/1932:2 Alton Rogers' Wareham St house gutted by fire, 02/16/1934:4 Used lumber for sale (ad), 04/15/1932:10 Peirce, Huldah L. Old Academy is no more, 04/22/1932:1 Trustee presents 4th report of estate, 07/31/1931:3 Once housed post office, now auto dealership, 05/18/1934:1 Trustee presents account of trust, 06/09/1933:5 Peirce Academy (55 years ago) Peirce, Ida Stone posts and chains at Academy Green replaced with iron caps, Spencer corsets (ad), 03/06/1931:8 05/09/1930:6 Peirce, Ida May W.T. Leonard leaves for post in Taunton, 08/01/1930:8 Obituary, 11/23/1934:1 C.W. Greene principal, 03/06/1931:6 Wife of David R. dies at age 59, 11/23/1934:4 Opens with twelve pupils, 03/20/1931:6 Peirce, Ida M. Undergoes thorough repairs, 08/07/1931:6 Petition for administration of estate, 12/07/1934:5 Mr Coffin opens school, 08/28/1931:6 Peirce, Maria L.H. Peirce Cemetery Fund provides radio for town farm, 05/01/1931:2 History of Marion Rd cemeteries, 07/22/1932:2 Peirce, Mary G. Peirce Estate Trustees And William MacNeil, Jr. in slight accident at Pearl and Center St, Review of town meeting warrant, 01/10/1930:1 10/05/1934:2 History of the Peirce family and fund (t), 01/31/1930:4 Peirce, Mrs James E. Trustee Chester Weston resigns (p), 01/31/1930:5 Receives over $200 toward centennial fund 55 years ago, 01/09/1931:6 Alexander Heath seeks seat on board, 02/07/1930:1 Peirce, Peter H. Resignation of Chester Weston leaves vacancy, 02/07/1930:1 Sacred Heart Church, 1880 (p), 06/27/1930:1 To finance relaying of sewer on East Grove St, 04/25/1930:1 Peirce, Phillip Time to fill vacancy left by Weston's resignation, 09/12/1930:1 Son born, 07/31/1931:2 Petition for installation of oil heater at town infirmary, 10/03/1930:1 Peirce, Thomas S. Fletcher Clark, Jr. new member (p), 01/23/1931:1 Trustees present 32nd account of estate, 01/31/1930:2 Warrant for special town meeting, 01/30/1931:2 Thirty-third account of trust, 07/18/1930:4 Purpose in town affairs criticized at town meeting, 02/13/1931:1 Trustees present 34th account of estate, 06/26/1931:5 Appointment of Fletcher Clark, Jr. to board approved, 02/13/1931:3 Peirce Academy To file bid with treasury department for post office site, 04/10/1931:1 Graduate Fred White returns for visit, 10/10/1930:1 Fund Copeland electric refrigerator for welfare board, 07/24/1931:1 May be razed to make room for new post office, 04/03/1931:1 Sell Thompson St farm to John Maydoney, 09/18/1931:1 Progress on new federal building discussed, 06/19/1931:1 Peirce store may go down too, 09/25/1931:1 Site for federal building selected, 06/19/1931:2 Donate money for manual training equipment at Bates School, Plan to save old academy, 06/26/1931:1 10/02/1931:2 Nothing to be done to save old building, 07/03/1931:1 Willing to help town with plan for police station and court room, Building doomed, 07/03/1931:2 12/11/1931:1 On proposed federal building (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 07/17/1931:2 Chamber members favors agreement with trustees for police and court Court and police must vacate quarters, move to P.H. Peirce grocery, accommodations, 12/18/1931:1 07/24/1931:1 To help fund drainage improvements on Vine St, 07/08/1932:1 Activities at new post office site, 08/07/1931:1 Come to relief of town, 07/15/1932:1 Boundaries of Academy lot checked by agent of Treasury Department, Doing their share for town, 07/15/1932:1 08/21/1931:1 Assist with Vine St drainage project, 08/19/1932:1 Deed ready for P.O. site, 09/18/1931:1 Lease land to town for public field at $1 per year for 99 years, A Visitor's Protest (poem by Frank M. Zotton), 10/30/1931:9 09/02/1932:1 Famous grad, Dr. William H. Crogman, dies, 11/20/1931:4 Fund manual training position at Bates School, 01/20/1933:3 Move to take academy site, 12/04/1931:1 Give Bates School permission to use field for athletics, 05/11/1934:4 Many bids expected for federal job, 02/05/1932:1 Offer aid to complete ERA projects, 06/15/1934:1 What's to become of historic artifacts when building razed?, What would we do without them?, 06/22/1934:1 02/05/1932:1 Pelren, Harry J. Special report of planning board, 02/05/1932:3 Summer resident injured in fall from chair, 10/28/1932:1 Historical Society discusses preservation of Academy bell, 02/19/1932:1 Pember, Stephen Plan to save building presented at adjourned town meeting, Leads Sunshine Mandolin Band in program at Wareham, 10/07/1932:1 02/19/1932:1 Sunshine Mandolin Band wants more members (ad), 10/07/1932:8 Post office contract awarded, 02/19/1932:1 Leads youngsters in radio broadcast, 10/06/1933:1 Who owns the old Academy bell?, 02/26/1932:4 Pembroke, Arnold G. Academy building should be preserved (l) (Kenelm Winslow), Sells home to Leslie Maranville, 08/01/1930:9 02/26/1932:7 Family arrives safely in England, 09/19/1930:2 District Court moves to Old American building, 03/04/1932:1 Pembroke, Mrs Arnold G. Ready for wreckers, 03/04/1932:1 Mother and elder brother die in England, 07/31/1931:6 Peirce Academy (l) (Allan R. Thatcher), 03/04/1932:2 Pendleton, Mrs Roy Preservation of Academy building (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 03/04/1932:3 Cousin dies in New Bedford, 05/30/1930:2 Old bell to toll again, 03/18/1932:1 Pendleton, Roy M. The Academy building (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 03/18/1932:3 House quarantined for whooping cough, 02/12/1932:3 History of building (i), 03/25/1932:1 Penna, Jerome Old bells toll valedictory, 03/25/1932:2 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 05/20/1932:4 The second Peirce Academy (i), 04/01/1932:1 Penniman, Dalton Wreckers start to demolish Academy, 04/01/1932:1 Son born, 08/05/1932:4 Skeleton found in Academy building, 04/01/1932:5 Lets School St apartment to A.B. Monroe, 09/08/1933:1 Just a memory by next week, 04/08/1932:1
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Penniman, Foster Perkins, Bartlett L. Fuller St couple married 56 years, 06/06/1930:4 Break-in at bottling plant, 03/13/1931:1 Ill with influenza, 02/20/1931:4 Cole's wagon struck by Perkins auto during height of storm, Couple married 57 years, 05/29/1931:1 09/09/1932:1 Penniman, George Fined $10 for illegal use of electricity, 10/06/1933:4 North Lakeville folks attend wedding, 06/23/1933:2 Perkins, C.H. Penniman, George H. Daughter born, 01/06/1933:4 Engaged to Ethel G. Richmond, 06/16/1933:4 Perkins, Charles C. Wedding described, 06/23/1933:1 Obituary, 11/14/1930:3 Wed to Ethel G. Richmond, 06/23/1933:4 Funeral held in South Carver, 11/21/1930:6 Penniman, J. Foster Perkins, Delia May Obituary, 04/01/1932:1 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife's debts, 07/29/1932:4 Dies at age 81, 04/01/1932:4 Perkins, Doris Penniman, Josiah Freeman Moves to Plymouth, 05/26/1933:7 North St couple married 50 years, biography (p), 11/11/1932:1 Perkins, Dorothy E. Penniman, Lucy Eunice Engaged to William Blanshette, Jr., 09/11/1931:1 North St couple married 50 years, biography (p), 11/11/1932:1 Engaged to William A. Blanchette, 09/18/1931:4 Penniman, Mrs Dalton Perkins, Ernest Admitted to hospital with scarlet fever, 03/02/1934:1 Loses 50 acres to forest fire, 04/25/1930:9 Recovers from scarlet fever, 03/30/1934:1 Perkins, Ernest I. Penniman, Mrs Myron Makes improvements to home of James Wilmot, 10/03/1930:4 Fall down stairs cause sprained ankle, 12/05/1930:1 Perkins, Esther Picks quart of large blueberries in Penniman pasture, 10/09/1931:1 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Penny, Willis Perkins, Florence Attendant at Lakeville Hospital, 08/15/1930:2 Brother dies in Keene, NH, 03/13/1931:1 Pentakanen, Virginia Perkins, Frank Wedding described, 06/22/1934:5 Frank Perkins applies for warrant for son after fracas, 07/29/1932:1 People's Fish Market Notice of no responsibility for wife's debts, 07/29/1932:4 B.G. Robbins manager (ad), 04/29/1932:8 Perkins, G. Russell People's Market Resigns from Middleboro Nash Co., 02/13/1931:1 Secures ice for summer market 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:8 Employed by Holcomb and Hoke of Indianapolis, IN, 09/04/1931:1 Pepin, Harrison Alice Johnson injured in collision between son and Perkins, Rabbits stolen, 12/16/1932:1 06/24/1932:1 Peppard, Edna Perkins, George Resides in Maynard, 08/28/1931:2 Son born, 10/19/1934:4 Peppard, Mrs Victor Perkins, George H. Resides in Maynard, 11/06/1931:3 Engaged to Alice L. Mello, 02/02/1934:4 Peranian, Agnes Perkins, George W. Collides with Harold Dunham at Pearl and Peirce St, 11/20/1931:4 Obituary, 09/25/1931:1 Peranian, Rose Dies at age 64, 09/25/1931:4 Engaged to M. James Silvia, Jr., 12/11/1931:1 George Phillips takes over business (ad), 10/09/1931:10 Engaged to James Silvia, 04/29/1932:1 Perkins, Harold Peranian, Rose V. Son born, 04/25/1930:4 Wedding described, 09/30/1932:1 Perkins, Harold C. Wed to M. James Silvia, 09/30/1932:4 Crashes into Kinsman's car while avoiding Card, 11/28/1930:1 Peranian, Vagen Perkins, H.C. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:2 Ford Roadster for sale (ad), 03/14/1930:8 Perkins, A.C. Relieve unemployment, build a cranberry bog (ad), 12/25/1931:3 Dies in North Carver, 06/09/1933:3 Perkins, Herbert C. Perkins, Ada K. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:6 Obituary, 09/29/1933:3 Perkins, James Perkins, Albert Coat caught in tack factory machinery 55 years ago, 02/14/1930:6 Perkins applies for warrant for son Albert after fracas, 07/29/1932:1 Receives cuts and bruises when run over by wood wagon, 02/26/1932:7 Daughter born, 01/05/1934:4 Perkins, Jesse Perkins, Albert S. Youngster cuts Jesse Perkins in scuffle at West Side School, Engaged to Mary F. Cabral, 11/06/1931:4 01/17/1930:1 Wed to Mary T. Cabral, 11/13/1931:4 Daughter born, 05/22/1931:4 Perkins, Amanda Perkins, Jesse C. Widow of Charles T. dies at age 64, 02/28/1930:4 Twin sons born, 01/31/1930:2 Perkins, Amanda T. Perkins, John Obituary, 02/28/1930:1 Finger bone splintered when struck by baseball, 09/04/1931:1 Perkins, Arthur C. Perkins, John M. Obituary, 04/17/1931:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/18/1930:4 Perkins, Arthur E. Perkins, Josiah A. Engaged to Rose T. Powers, 06/29/1934:4 Poetic remembrance, 02/07/1930:6 Perkins, Barclay Perkins, Leon E. Moves from South Middleboro to Smith St, 05/20/1932:6 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Perkins, Bartlett Rents house from Edward Van Dusen, 11/27/1931:2 Moves from South Middleboro to Rock, 05/27/1932:6
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Perkins, Lloyd Perry, John J. Purchases Keen house on Pearl St from Thompson 55 years ago, Elk honored at memorial service, 12/11/1931:8 03/07/1930:8 Perry, Joseph Drawing of factory at corner of Clifford and Wareham St (i), Obituary, 11/25/1932:1 06/20/1930:1 Wellfleet man dies at age 63, 11/25/1932:4 Lloyd Perkins & Son take agency for Gilbert & Baker oil burners (ad), Will in probate, 02/24/1933:5 07/11/1930:4 Son born, 12/14/1934:4 Enters grain business more extensively 55 years ago, 07/31/1931:6 Perry, Louis E. Perkins, Louis Obituary, 01/10/1930:6 Installs steam heat at Sellew house, 10/10/1930:1 Perry, Mary Perkins, Martha Four injured in pole crash on Center St, 12/26/1930:3 Ill with measles, 06/19/1931:4 Perry, Mrs John Perkins, M.G.L. Resides in Westport, 08/01/1930:1 Seller of ag implements and carriages in Richmond, IN 55 years ago, Perry, Mrs William 01/10/1930:8 Dies in Wareham, 03/10/1933:4 Perkins, Mildred C. Perry, Raymond C. Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Finishes course of study in engineering, 03/20/1931:3 Perkins, Mrs Ernest I. Moves to New York state, 04/15/1932:3 Mother dies in South Hanson, 03/04/1932:3 Perry, Warren Perkins, Myra Moves from Marion Rd to Maple Rd, 01/03/1930:2 Obituary, 09/05/1930:4 Peters, Gertrude Perkins, Noah C. Stenographer at sanatorium, 08/29/1930:6 Sons reside in Illinois 55 years ago, 11/27/1931:6 Petersen, Gebhardt Perkins, Ray L. Engaged to Frances Soule, 04/21/1933:2 Swedish massage, 84 School St (ad), 03/03/1933:8 Petersen, Gebhardt W. Perkins, Roy F. Engaged to Frances H. Soule, 05/27/1932:7 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Petersen, Gebhardt William Perkins, Samuel B. Wedding held in Chicago, 07/14/1933:3 Obituary, 03/04/1932:1 Peterson (Mr) Perkins, Thomas Groton couple married 25 years, 09/25/1931:6 Resides in Brockton, 08/12/1932:1 Peterson, Bendix L. Perkins & Son Candidate for moderator, 01/01/1932:1 Shoe factory starts up in North Middleboro 55 years ago, 01/09/1931:6 Peterson, B.L. Perra, Raymond Former residents lose West Newfield, ME home to fire, 11/18/1932:1 Daughter born, 02/09/1934:4 Peterson, Dinah Perra, Raymond R. Obituary, 10/03/1930:1 In collision with Anna Erickson on East Main St, 03/03/1933:1 Widow of Gusta dies at age 71, 10/03/1930:4 Perrault, Antoinette Peterson, Dinah Henrietta Wed to Julius Barta, 05/23/1930:6 Petition for administration of estate, 03/13/1931:5 Perry, Anna Peterson, Gebhardt Moves to Ossipee, NH, 08/15/1930:2 Engaged to Frances Soule, 07/07/1933:6 Perry, Anthony Peterson, Hazel V. Wed to Eva Pina in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Wed to Marshall P. Burpee, 12/26/1930:4 Perry, Arthur B. Peterson, Matthew Engaged to Algesa M. Falconieri, 12/07/1934:4 Daughter born, 10/28/1932:4 Wed to Algesa M. Falconieri, 12/14/1934:4 Peterson, Mrs Oscar Perry, Della R. Sees brother for first time in 28 years, 06/12/1931:9 Engaged to Joseph Dutra, 06/19/1931:4 Peterson, Mrs Walter Perry, Domingo S. Shower held for recent bride, 10/09/1931:1 Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 Peterson, Oscar Perry, Eda Mill St couple married 25 years, 12/05/1930:9 Wedding described, 01/31/1930:9 Peterson, Ruth Perry, Edward Resides in Brockton, 12/05/1930:9 Gets 30 days for assault on wife, fined $5 for drunkenness, 12/07/1934:6 Accepts position in Brockton, 02/12/1932:3 Perry, Edward L. Peterson, Sylvia Subject of article in Mansfield News, 10/20/1933:1 Moves from Brighton to North Main St, 07/14/1933:1 Perry, E.L. Peterson, Thorwald Physician (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Lakeville tax collector's sale, 01/06/1933:5 Honored with diploma of American Board of Ophthalmic Examiners, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/19/1933:6 08/01/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 04/06/1934:5 Perry, Ella Peterson, Walter Cottage and furnishings destroyed by forest fire, 05/09/1930:4 Wedding described, 09/18/1931:1 Perry, Grace Wed to Margaret Cronan, 09/18/1931:4 Obituary, 01/06/1933:2 Petrowski, Anthony Perry, Helen E.L. Engaged to Nancy Rullo, 10/27/1933:4 Aunt dies in Marlboro, 12/19/1930:4 Wed to Nancy Rullo, 11/17/1933:4 Perry, John Petrowski, Victoria Elks hold lodge of sorrow, 10/23/1931:1 Engaged to John Gasunas, 08/26/1932:2 Funeral held in New Bedford, 09/15/1933:3 Wed to John Gasunus, 09/09/1932:4
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Pets Phillips, Edward M. see also Dogs Struck by auto driven by Taunton man, 01/06/1933:1 Raymond Leighton's Bird Store on Wareham St (ad), 07/04/1930:6 Phillips, Esther Firemen rescue Coombs' kitten from treetop, 08/21/1931:1 Engaged to Eugene M. Shurtleff, 04/11/1930:6 Cat rescued from Leonard & Barrows roof, 02/03/1933:1 Phillips, Esther Arlene Susan Ashley leaves money to pet cow, 03/31/1933:5 Engaged to Eugene Marion Shurtleff, 04/04/1930:4 Mrs George Cushman's Pomeranian taken by passing autoist, Wedding described, 04/11/1930:1 07/21/1933:6 Wed to Eugene Marion Shurtleff, 04/11/1930:4 Rescue squad saves treed cat, 05/04/1934:2 Phillips, George H. Pettee (Mr) Takes over business of deceased George Perkins (ad), 10/09/1931:10 Southworth builds house 55 years ago, 09/05/1930:8 Obituary, 03/18/1932:1 Pettee, Chandler Dies at age 63, 03/18/1932:4 Hires Kermit Hojaboom, 01/17/1930:3 Petition for administration of estate, 03/25/1932:5 Pettee, Jennie Emma Phillips, George, Jr. Chicago bank seeks information about, 02/07/1930:8 Daughter born, 05/29/1931:4 Petty, Albert Phillips, Gustavus Burial in South Carver, 02/13/1931:4 Employed in road work in Proctor, VT, 09/05/1930:2 Petty, Albert F. Wedding described, 06/26/1931:3 Obituary, 02/06/1931:3 Daughter born, 09/30/1932:4 Petty, Jack Phillips, Gustavus T. Burial in South Carver, 02/13/1931:4 Engaged to Dorothy C. Goodridge, 06/19/1931:4 Pfininger, Albert Phillips, Herman Sells Lakeville property to Babcock, 09/04/1931:1 Youngster rifles Phillips' mailbox, steals check, 07/22/1932:1 Pfister, August In court on charge of keeping unlicensed dog, 02/02/1934:1 Daughter born, 10/16/1931:4 Fined $10 for keeping unlicensed dog, 03/02/1934:1 Pfister, Vivian Shirley Phillips, Jeanne Claire Obituary, 05/08/1931:1 Born to George, Jr., 05/29/1931:4 Daughter of August and Milicent Porter dies at age 1, 05/08/1931:4 Phillips, Jennie P.H. Davis Tailoring Co. Alumnus of Tabor Academy, 06/20/1930:3 S.A. Hokanson (ad), 04/04/1930:10 Leslie Woodard leases South Middleboro farm, 08/21/1931:2 P.H. Peirce Co. Allen moves into South Middleboro house, 04/29/1932:2 101 North Main St (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Phillips, Joseph Employs Ingram Porter, 07/11/1930:1 Clerk at South Middleboro Post Office, 08/21/1931:9 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Sells Benson St farm to Leslie Woodward, 10/20/1933:4 Employs Neil Harrington, 08/01/1930:1 Phillips, Lydia Court and police must vacate quarters, move to P.H. Peirce grocery, Employed at Soule's Furniture Store, 03/10/1933:1 07/24/1931:1 Phillips, Lydia F. Juveniles involved in local breaks, 10/02/1931:1 Obituary, 04/10/1931:1 Mary Sheehan bookkeeper, 12/25/1931:1 Phillips, Mae Petty bickering marks special town meeting, 12/25/1931:1 Wedding described, 06/13/1930:4 History and profile of Middleboro business, 11/30/1934:1 Wed to Robert Vickery, 06/20/1930:6 Pharmacies (see Drug Stores) Phillips, Mildred Phelan, James J. Wed to Edgar C. Thibault, 02/12/1932:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/09/1933:6 Phillips, Mrs Joseph Phelan, John J. Lets Benson St farm to Leslie Woodward, 08/14/1931:7 Gets 30-day suspended sentence for idle and disorderly charge, Phillips, Mrs Joseph F. 07/03/1931:2 Alumnus of Tabor Academy, 06/15/1934:2 Phelps, Ernest Phillips, Robert Moves to California, 10/23/1931:1 Range oil burner cause fire on Southwick St, 06/01/1934:1 Philip, James Phillips, Wirt B. Wed to Alice Crawford, 01/17/1930:4 Report of school music department (l), 02/07/1930:9 Phillip, Archer Report of school supervisor of music (l), 01/09/1931:2 Chimney fire on Fairview St, 11/18/1932:1 Missing car crank returned in mail, 01/09/1931:6 Phillips, Annie M. Praise for work done with schools, 01/16/1931:1 Obituary, 11/17/1933:1 Moves from Dorchester to Reland St, 07/15/1932:1 Wife of Robert S. dies at age 65, 11/17/1933:4 Moves from Boston to Reland St, 08/12/1932:1 Phillips, Archer Prepares local vocalists to present cantata Olivet to Calvary, Fairview St couple married 20 years, 12/04/1931:2 05/25/1934:1 Phillips, Arthur R. Phinney, Arthur K. Engaged to Ethel P. Haire, 08/01/1930:4 Injured while cranking engine, 07/10/1931:8 Wed to Ethel P. Haire, 08/08/1930:4 Phinney, Benj. F. Phillips, Arthur Robert Spooner block in 1892 (p), 03/07/1930:1 Wedding described, 08/08/1930:1 Phinney, Charles G. Phillips, Dorothy Withdraws complaint of assault against George Bruso, 08/15/1930:4 Fills in at Department of Public Works, 01/03/1930:1 Phinney, Elmer E. Begins nurses' training at Jordan hospital, Plymouth, 03/06/1931:1 Secretary/treasurer of local shoeworkers' union to retire, 12/11/1931:1 Receives nurses' cap at Jordan hospital, Plymouth, 06/19/1931:1 Withdraws from selectmen's contest, 12/30/1932:1 Phillips, Edward Chimney fire on North St, 02/12/1932:1
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Phinney, Elmer E. - Letters Photography cont. Describes beauty of winter in California (l), 03/14/1930:3 John Garfield is official government photographer for New England, Concerning the safety proclamation (l), 08/15/1930:3 04/13/1934:1 Sporting news up to date (auto fatalities) (l), 08/22/1930:4 Charles White exhibits master enlargements at Boston show, For the sake of humanity (l), 08/29/1930:2 10/05/1934:1 Commends "Applesauce" column writer (l), 08/29/1930:6 White's photos take prizes at Master Enlargement Exhibition, Our police (l), 09/05/1930:6 10/26/1934:1 In support of candidate William Butler (l), 09/12/1930:4 Physicians Drivers vs. pedestrians (l), 09/12/1930:6 see also Baker, Leonard A.; Lakeville Hospital - Employees Be safe. Be sure. Be careful (l) (Middleboro Safety Committee), James Burkhead resigns post as town physician, 01/03/1930:1 09/19/1930:7 E.L. Perry (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Compares town budget to those of local industry (l) (t), 02/06/1931:7 Sarah H. Surrey, osteopathic physician (ad), 01/03/1930:7 To the poor house or hospital (l), 03/20/1931:4 S.H. Chapin calls on ailing doctor in Sandwich 55 years ago, Profit loving dumb-bells (l) (t), 04/03/1931:3 03/07/1930:8 Home sweet home with variations (l), 04/10/1931:3 Doctors Anna and Oscar Richardson retire from New England Speed or safety (l), 04/24/1931:3 Telephone medical staff, 06/06/1930:1 Hand picked delegation for post office meeting (l), 05/15/1931:7 Selectmen give Dr Holmes leave to withdraw petition to move building, Burdensome taxation (l) (t), 06/12/1931:4 06/20/1930:1 On proposed federal building (l), 07/17/1931:2 E.L. Perry honored with diploma of American Board of Ophthalmic The new road (l), 08/07/1931:2 Examiners, 08/01/1930:1 Highway slaughter (l), 09/11/1931:2 Eugene Allen physician at Quincy shipyards, 08/01/1930:8 Sixteen (lives lost in auto accidents) (l), 09/18/1931:7 George Ellis assistant physician at Taunton Lunatic Hospital 55 years Communication to shoe workers' union (l), 10/30/1931:3 ago, 08/08/1930:3 Comedy ⎯ Drama (l), 02/05/1932:5 Dr Alfred Elliott restricts practice due to illness, 08/29/1930:4 The federal budget (l), 05/06/1932:6 Dr George Ellis celebrates 92nd birthday, biography, 11/14/1930:1 Appeal to citizens (l), 05/13/1932:2 Dr C.S. Jackson sells business to Dr Everett 55 years ago, moves to Urges support of Twilight League (l), 08/12/1932:3 Lowell, 02/13/1931:3 Announces candidacy for selectman (l), 12/16/1932:1 Dr C.S. Jackson leaves town 55 years ago, 03/06/1931:6 The budget (l), 01/06/1933:2 L.B. Wallace takes over osteopathic practice of Goodwin Ransden (ad), The handwriting on the wall (l), 01/13/1933:4 09/04/1931:8 New garage for Congressman (l), 03/03/1933:6 Initiative petition in circulation here to legalize chiropractic practice, We'll be singing Sweet Adeline (l), 02/16/1934:6 11/20/1931:1 Borrow ourselves out of debt (l), 03/09/1934:3 Louis Alpert assistant physician at sanatorium, 07/01/1932:2 A personal letter (l), 04/06/1934:7 Sanatorium assistant superintendent Dr Parker transfers to Wrentham Why not a taxpayers strike (l), 10/12/1934:6 State School, 07/01/1932:2 The middle class (l), 11/02/1934:2 Leon Alley superintendent of sanatorium, 07/15/1932:4 A nation of Dillingers (l), 11/16/1934:6 Surrey and Wallace endorse state boards in osteopathy (ad) (l), More anent the automobile (l), 11/30/1934:7 11/04/1932:2 Phinney, Elmer E. - Poetry Dr A. Vincent Smith re-appointed town medical examiner, 05/05/1933:4 Murder in the First Degree (poem), 09/26/1930:2 David Pollen opens medical and surgical practice at 153 North Main St The T.A.X. Code (poem), 09/21/1934:6 (ad), 10/27/1933:8 Phinney, Mrs B.F. Pickens, Ebenezer Visits here from Los Angeles, CA, 06/12/1931:1 Lost in swamp at Fall Brook while picking blueberries, 09/04/1931:1 Phinney, P.M. Reports yellow crocuses in bloom, 02/24/1933:1 Son born, 03/14/1930:4 Pickens, J.M. Phinney, Rebecca Sells stock and trade to M.H. Cushing 55 years ago, 06/13/1930:3 Obituary, 03/17/1933:3 Pickens, Philo Phinney, Rebecca B. Old Leonard saw mill burns down, 02/28/1930:1 Obituary, 03/17/1933:1 Old family home of George Soule on South Main St (p), 07/04/1930:1 Widow of William dies at age 82, 03/17/1933:2 Pickens, Silas D. Phinney, Sheldon Injured attempting to stop runaway horse 55 years ago, 07/24/1931:6 Engaged to Dorothy Orrall, 12/12/1930:2 Pickering, Cyrus R. Occupies new bungalow on Bedford St, 12/26/1930:2 Oakland, CA man dies, 05/30/1930:1 Son born, 09/18/1931:4, 6 Pickering, Minnie Moves to Taunton Rd, 08/26/1932:2 Local people hear from folks in California quake zone, 03/17/1933:1 Phinney, Sheldon L. Pickering, Ray Wedding described, 12/19/1930:1 Son born, 01/23/1931:4 Wed to Dorothy L. Orrall, 12/19/1930:4 Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 02/19/1932:5 Phinney, Thomas Pickering, Ray W. Lets Pearl St place to Arnold Thomas, 07/17/1931:1 Fined $100 for drunk driving, $25 for leaving scene of accident, Lets Pearl St apartment to Mrs Hubert Leonard, 01/08/1932:1 05/29/1931:2 Phinney, William Lester Pickford, Mary Born to Sheldon, 09/18/1931:4, 6 Actress stops at Orrall's filling station in North Lakeville, 02/02/1934:6 Phinney George Edward Pickop, Eleanor L. Born to P.M., 03/14/1930:4 Engaged to James A. Mills, 09/22/1933:4 Photography Wedding described, 09/29/1933:1 see also Thibault Studio Pickpockets Doris Wright gains recognition for photographic work, 05/30/1930:4 Nolan and Haskell lose money and papers, 08/01/1930:6 Photo of Madeline Sisson wins Boston newspaper contest, 08/26/1932:1 Charles Zutaut victim of pickpocket at carnival, 09/14/1934:2 Mrs Crawshaw loses fuel money, 10/26/1934:4
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Picone, Dorothea Katherine Pillsbury, John, Jr. Born to Joseph, 10/02/1931:4 Wedding described, 05/11/1934:1 Picone, Joseph Pimentel, Joseph Daughter born, 10/02/1931:4 Obituary, 03/31/1933:6 Son born, 12/27/1933:4 Pina, Antone Fined $10 for unlawful use of electricity, 09/14/1934:6 Obituary, 09/22/1933:6 Not guilty of stealing electricity, 10/26/1934:2 Pina, Arlene H. Represents neighbors in complaint about nuisance junk yards, Engaged to James A. Barros, 10/14/1932:4 11/30/1934:1 Wed to James A. Barros, 11/11/1932:4 Before selectmen for conditions at junk yard and petitioning for Pina, Eva undertaker's license, 12/21/1934:1 Wed to Anthony Perry in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Picone, Joseph A. Pina, Frances Son born, 08/26/1932:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/05/1930:9 Picone, Richard James Pina, Peter Born to Joseph A., 08/26/1932:4 Fire from still destroys house, 12/23/1932:1 Pierce, Bertha Struck by Melville's auto on Purchase St, 10/27/1933:4 Married to Francis Covel in October, 02/07/1930:1 Pinan, Thomas Pierce, C.C. Daughter born, 03/21/1930:4 Employed in Boston, 06/06/1930:1 Pine Grove Pierce, Eilene Gordon Craig's orchestra hosts dances three days a week (ad), Wed to Raymond Poirer, 07/18/1930:7 09/02/1932:3 Pierce, Ethan A. Pine Grove Dining Room Donates community Christmas tree, 12/30/1932:1 J.C. Taylor proprietor, Wareham St (ad), 06/19/1931:7 Pierce, Eunice R. Pioneer Food Stores Obituary, 08/05/1932:1 Geo Lang & Co. grand opening, 1 Wareham St (ad), 10/21/1932:2 Boston woman dies at age 69, 08/05/1932:4 Geo. Lang & Co. joins growing chain, 10/21/1932:2 Pierce, George G. Wins championship of YMCA Mercantile League (t), 04/13/1934:1 Obituary, 06/24/1932:1 Second anniversary sale (ad), 06/15/1934:2 Dies at age 46, 06/24/1932:4 Pipatti, Onni Pierce, Henry R. Wed to Adeline B. Crowell, 06/05/1931:4 Engaged to Ethel C. deVic, 05/11/1934:4 Piper, Edwin Wed to Ethel C. deVic, 05/25/1934:4 Resumes work at Atwood's box factory, 06/29/1934:3 Pierce, Huldah L. In collision with Plymouth driver at Smith and Wareham St, Trustee presents account of estate, 02/07/1930:7 12/21/1934:2 Pierce, Mary J. In collision at foot of Smith St, 12/21/1934:6 Obituary, 12/09/1932:1 Piper, Lewis Pierce, Mary P. Resides in Medford, 05/23/1930:2 Wife of Clarence A. dies at age 75, 12/09/1932:4 Pippin, Harrison Pierce, Moses W. Bull from Fall Brook goes on rampage, 08/11/1933:1 GAR member dies in March, 05/30/1930:1 Pitchford, Marion Edith Pierce, Mrs William Wed to James Elmer Woodward, 09/14/1934:2 Shaw & Childs lease dwelling from Pierce, convert to store 55 years Pitman, Etta ago, 08/01/1930:8 In collision with Norton & Long truck driven by George Dunham, Pierce, Thomas W. (see T.W. Pierce Hardware Co.) 03/03/1933:1 Pierce, William Pitman, George A. Daughter born, 1/27/1933:4 Resides in Lame Deer, MT, 11/03/1933:1 Pierce Family Pitman, Madeline Holds reunion here, 12/30/1932:4 Public health nurse in Oldtown, ME, 03/25/1932:1 Pierce Moses W. Pitts, Charles Hill Obituary, 03/07/1930:1 Dies at age 79, 02/14/1930:4 Pierpoint, Myron Pittsley (Mr and Mrs) Engineer at State Farm, 07/18/1930:2 Daughter born, 07/31/1931:4 Pierpont, Myron Pittsley, Alice D. Lets tenement to Nahum Hall, 04/04/1930:4 Wed to Chester L. Westgate, 07/24/1931:7 Mother dies in Maine, 02/19/1932:4 Pittsley, Chester G. Moves to Bridgewater, 01/13/1933:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/15/1932:7 Pike, Andr__ (sic) Pittsley, Chittier A. Daughter born, 03/06/1931:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Pike, Andrew Pittsley, Cynthia Evelyn Daughter born, 09/30/1932:4 Wed to Raymond Herbert Borden, 04/10/1931:1 Pike, Leander Pittsley, Emma E. Dog saves family from fire, 06/24/1932:1 Obituary, 07/08/1932:1 Pillsbury, Carl Widow of Harry W. dies at age 53, 07/08/1932:4 Daughter born, 03/31/1933:4 Petition for administration of estate, 08/26/1932:5 Pillsbury, Charles Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Employed at sanatorium, 03/21/1930:4 Pittsley, Ezra In collision with McDonald in front of sanatorium, 10/16/1931:1 Chimney fire on Jackson St, 03/31/1933:1 Charged with reckless driving, 10/30/1931:1 Pittsley, Thomas Reckless driving charged placed on file, 11/06/1931:1 Police officer attacked by Ray at hospital, 11/02/1934:2 Injured in encounter with bull at sanatorium farm, 05/05/1933:2
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Pittsley, Thomas L. Plumb, Albert H. Peter Kontoes pleads not guilty to armed assault, 04/24/1931:1 Resides in Hartford, CT, 08/28/1931:4 Pittsley, Walter Plumbers and Plumbing Daughter born, 09/15/1933:4 Regulations to be enforced, 05/16/1930:3 Pittsley, Walter D. Lloyd Perkins & Son take agency for Gilbert & Baker oil burners (ad), Charged with assault on Peter Letourneau, 01/12/1934:1 07/11/1930:4 Pittsley, Walter L. Lloyd Perkins & Son install new heater at town infirmary, 12/05/1930:1 Collides with North Easton driver near post office, 10/02/1931:1 Emilio Niro summoned to hearing on plumbing without permit, Place, Darius H. 11/13/1931:1 Obituary, 07/14/1933:1 Emilio Niro case placed on file, 11/20/1931:1 Dies at age 78, 07/14/1933:4 Vega Plumbing & Heating Co., 111 No. Main St (ad), 01/22/1932:8 Place, Edward Thomas & Benn, plumbing and steamfitting, 11 Lane St (ad), And wife injured enroute to Salisbury, VT, 09/14/1934:3 04/01/1932:8 Place, Edward E. Lloyd Perkins & Son, water systems (ad), 04/22/1932:5 Boys set fire to poultry house in Warrentown, 05/09/1930:3 F. Roberti, plumbing, 39 West St (ad), 05/26/1933:8 New GAR adjutant, 05/23/1930:1 Abial Deane, plumbing and heating (ad), 07/14/1933:8 In auto accident at Pine Plains, NY, 09/05/1930:4 Plummer, E.H. Honorary member of NE Veteran Railroad Men's Assoc, 09/18/1931:1 Dies in West Lebanon, NH, 12/07/1934:1 Presented cane by GAR, 05/20/1932:3 Plummer, Jessie Injured when auto hits tree, 06/02/1933:1 Burial in Plympton, 02/13/1931:7 One of four surviving GAR members to attend Memorial Day exercises, Plummer, Myles P. 06/02/1933:1 Obituary, 10/16/1931:3 Veteran and sister celebrate birthdays, biography (p), 06/09/1933:1 Plunkett, Jennie Place, E.E. Victim of bag snatcher, 12/26/1930:1 Fire alarm boxes at Warrentown (l), 02/14/1930:6 Plymouth County Cranberry Co. Place, George H. Petition in land court, 04/25/1930:2 Obituary, 01/03/1930:1 Plymouth County Farm Bureau Dies at age 81, 01/03/1930:4 Local men elected to board, 02/19/1932:1 Will in probate, 01/10/1930:5 Nearly 200 attend annual meeting here, 11/17/1933:3 Will probated, 02/07/1930:9 Plymouth County League of Sportsmen Place, Jessie Fish and Game Protective Assoc part of new organization, 05/30/1930:3 Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Enjoys bake and sports at Tispaquin Pond, 09/04/1931:2 Place, Mrs Edward Big crowd enjoys field day at Tispaquin Pond, 09/16/1932:1 And husband injured enroute to Salisbury, VT, 09/14/1934:3 Plymouth County Sheriffs Department Place, Myrtle James Cole appointed deputy sheriff 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:8 Takes training at Jordan Hospital, Plymouth, 04/01/1932:7 Plymouth Street School Planning Board (see Middleboro - Planning Board) History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 04/07/1933:6 Platt, Melba L. CWA painters at work, 02/02/1934:4 Engaged to Alvin J. Bissonnette, 05/06/1932:6, 05/27/1932:1 Pocahontas, Degree of (see Degree of Pocahontas - Assawampsett Wedding described, 05/27/1932:1 Council) Wed to Alvin Bissonnette, 05/27/1932:4 Poetry Platt, Thelma Louise Where Shall Christ be Born? Walter Aldrich Tenney, 01/03/1930:5 Local couple to wed, 06/06/1930:1 A Tribute to Albert Washburn by Elmer L. Washburn, 05/02/1930:6 Playgrounds Tribute to Mrs Sidney Nelson by Helen McLeod Goss, 05/16/1930:4 see also Swimming In Memoriam by Ira Nickerson for Harold Nickerson, 05/30/1930:4 Plan for improvements to North Main St grounds, 05/26/1933:1 From the pen of a Boston lawyer by descendant of Ebenezer Hinds, Twilight League gains control on North Middleboro playground, 06/13/1930:5 05/26/1933:1 Poet Harry Webb Farrington fractures vertebrae in fall, 07/25/1930:3 Plans for new playground on North Main St approved by selectmen, Murder in the First Degree by Elmer E. Phinney, 09/26/1930:2 07/14/1933:1 Ode to the Twin Elms of Camp Joe Hooker by L.M. Churbuck, Work begun at new North Main St fields, 08/18/1933:4 11/07/1930:4 Help Our Town poem by Woodbury Wilmot, 09/01/1933:6 Thank God for the Giving by Cheridah Paquin, 11/28/1930:5 Indian arrowheads surface during expansion work, 10/27/1933:1 Thanksgiving by W. Wilmot, 11/28/1930:5 Work progresses on sporting fields, 11/24/1933:1 Our Debt by E.L. Washburn, 12/12/1930:7 Extension and improvements about half completed, 05/18/1934:4 Veterans of '61 by W. Wilmot, 01/09/1931:5 Details of improvements, 06/15/1934:1 Miriam Mac Donald contributor to anthology of poems from Tufts, Benches and settees at North Main St tennis courts badly damaged, 05/15/1931:1 09/14/1934:1 Sometime Somewhere by Ethel Goodick, 05/29/1931:5 Pleasant Street School Our Engine by Betty Crosier, 07/03/1931:3 History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 04/21/1933:3 Spring and Summer by Leo Preti, 07/03/1931:3 CWA painters at work, 02/02/1934:4 A Visitor's Protest by Frank M. Zotton, 10/30/1931:9 Plissey, Bernice A Christmas Story by Thalia Drake, 12/25/1931:2 Wedding described, 04/04/1930:9 Abraham Lincoln by Wilma O. Cobb, 02/19/1932:4 Plissey, Bernice Wilder In Memoriam (by Edward E. Place for George Leonard), 03/25/1932:4 Wed to Russell Earl Caldwell, 04/04/1930:4 Over the Hill Lands (by Arleen Hackett Husted), 04/22/1932:7 Plissey, Elizabeth Hope George D. Alden's poem The Master Weaver set to music, 08/26/1932:1 Engaged to Melvin Franklin Mastera, 02/13/1931:4 Mary Canavan takes second prize in limerick contest, 10/14/1932:1 Wed to Melvin Franklin Mastera, 02/20/1931:4 Do We Need War by W. Wilmot, 11/25/1932:2 Plissey, Marjorie Alphabetical rhyme from many years ago still applies, 04/07/1933:6 Wed to Robert Fiske, 04/20/1934:1 Class Ode by Bernard H. Eldridge, 06/23/1933:1
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Poetry cont. Poor Farm Help Our Town by Woodbury Wilmot, 09/01/1933:6 see also Town Infirmary The World's Redeemer by J.L. Hynes, 12/22/1933:2 Poor farm burns in 1905 (p), 01/17/1930:1 Song of Praise by Thomas E. Hirst, 02/09/1934:4 Herd tested for tuberculosis, 02/14/1930:1 Lincoln by Helen Eaton, 02/16/1934:4 Houses 400 tramps in past year 55 years ago, 02/14/1930:6 Washington by Thomas E. Hirst, 02/16/1934:5 Thomas LeBaron in charge 55 years ago, 02/28/1930:7 In Loving Memory of Ivan Thomas Kinsman, 04/13/1934:4 Superintendent and matron Brown resign, 04/04/1930:6 To Eddy Rhames by Arthur Hanson, 04/13/1934:5 Reuben Harlow takes charge of almshouse in Chelmsford 55 years ago, The Reason Why by Thomas E. Hirst, 04/13/1934:5 04/04/1930:8 The T.A.X. Code by Elmer E. Phinney, 09/21/1934:6 Mr and Mrs Wallace Grant new superintendent and matron, The Living Flag by Thomas E. Hirst, 11/30/1934:3 04/11/1930:1 Old Santa by W. Wilmot, 11/30/1934:5 Jesse Northener, missing from town farm, located at East Carver, Poirer, Raymond 09/08/1933:1 Wed to Eilene Pierce, 07/18/1930:7 Poore, Elliott Poirier, Mary L. Sells North Middleboro farm to V. Novakowski, 07/11/1930:3 Engaged to Henry T. Luce, 12/05/1930:4 Poore, Mrs Elliott Wed to Henry T. Luce, 12/12/1930:4 Resides in Wareham, 04/11/1930:2 Poirier, Raymond F. Population - Lakeville Engaged to Eileen Peirce, 07/04/1930:4 Up 66 since 1930, 05/11/1934:6 Poison and Poisoning Population - Middleboro Mary Nitz arrested for poisoning cows, 04/04/1930:1 On the Increase, 05/11/1934:6 Nitz pleads not guilty to poisoning Wolski's cows, 04/11/1930:3 Porfiro, Joseph Large crowd in court for cow poisoning case, 04/18/1930:2 Located here by wife after four-year search, 01/13/1933:1 Bail set at $1,000 in poisoning case, 04/25/1930:1 Porter (Mr) Wolski sues Nitz for poisoning cows, 05/02/1930:1 Peter McHugh purchases 20-acre Porter farm on Tispaquin St, Poison charges against Mary Nitz not sustained, 06/20/1930:1 05/23/1930:1 Ralph Belrose recovers from blood poisoning in hand, 08/29/1930:3 Porter, Bassett Paul Hotz loses nearly entire stock of fox and mink to poisoned meat, Wed to Ruth Baker, 04/01/1932:3 03/13/1931:1 Porter, Bertha Mary Cody unconscious after prolonged exposure to gas, 04/10/1931:1 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Mary Cotie dies from effects of gas poisoning, 04/17/1931:1 Porter, Flora Andrew Pasztor, Jr. recovers from blood poisoning, 08/07/1931:1 And Elizabeth Smith design window for art display in Boston, Theodore St. Peter recovers from gas poisoning, 04/08/1932:2 03/21/1930:1 Arleen Mack recovers from serious case of blood poisoning, Guest artist at meeting of Taunton Ladies' Musical club, 04/21/1933:1 03/17/1933:1 Guest musician at West Bridgewater Baptist church, 02/16/1934:1 Barber Carl Neill kills himself after argument with son, 07/07/1933:1 Porter, Ingram High school benefit athletic night to aid Leonard Riggs who is battling Employed at P.H. Peirce Co., 07/11/1930:1 blood poisoning, 12/27/1933:1 Engaged to Zelda W. Orcut, 09/14/1934:1 Poland, David Vaughn Wed to Zelda W. Orcutt, 09/14/1934:4 Born to Moses, 08/07/1931:6 Porter, Jennie G. Poland, Moses Obituary, 01/20/1933:1 Son born, 07/24/1931:3, 08/07/1931:6 Wife of Ingram S. dies at age 4_ (sic), 01/20/1933:4 Employed at State Farm, 07/15/1932:3 Porter, Malcolm Grandfather dies in Maine, 09/08/1933:6 Klenso-Pressers, Porter proprietor, Cambridge St (ad), 02/20/1931:8 Poland, Mrs Moses Wed to Lillian M. Conant, 09/14/1934:1, 4 Teaches in Attleboro, 01/17/1930:3 Porter, Russell Police Department (see Middleboro - Police Department) Finds hen roosting in car, 06/15/1934:5 Politics Porter, Ruth Althea Free speech and free press (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 03/13/1931:2 Wed to Harry Mendall Thompson in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Pollen, David A. Porter's Millinery Shoppe Opens medical and surgical practice at 153 North Main St (ad), Moves to 46 North Main St (ad), 01/31/1930:10 10/27/1933:8 Posey, Nelson Fined $5 for assault on Charles Denham, 03/23/1934:1 Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), Polley, Carolena 07/17/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/19/1933:7 Posselt, Ruth Pollitt, Grace Daughter of former Middleboro resident plays violin to astonished The Buttonwoods Inn and Gift Shop (ad), 10/09/1931:7 European crowds, 03/03/1933:2 Pollitt, Thomas Postal Service Chimney fire in Eddyville, 04/18/1930:1 Hiram Randall sells contract to carry mail between Plymouth and Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8, 05/08/1931:4 Middleboro to Marcus Fuller 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 Polly Pine Harold Tessier awarded mail messenger contract, 05/26/1933:1 Lillian White prepares to open for season, 05/08/1931:3 Potter, Charles Pond, Celia Phillips (see Myles Standish Trio) Resides in Merrimac, 06/05/1931:1 Pond, Robert F. Potter, Dorothy A. Daughter born, 04/07/1933:1 Wed to Stephen T. Kelley, 09/11/1931:4 Poole, Mrs William Potter, Dorothy Ann Obituary, 11/17/1933:2 Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 Poor, Henry Potter, Lucy J.F. Sells North Middleboro farm to Anna Nowaskowski, 09/12/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 02/03/1933:6
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Potter, Muriel Adele Poultry Stealing cont. Wedding described, 05/25/1934:1 Charles Gammons loses hens to fox, 09/16/1932:3 Potter, Sarah W. Charles Johnson loses 50 hens to thieves, 09/30/1932:2 Obituary, 01/13/1933:1 Two ducks stolen from Mrs Andrew Tatro's yard, 10/28/1932:1 Widow of William E. dies at age 87, 01/13/1933:4 Thieves make attempts at three homes, 11/18/1932:1 Potts (Mr) Several thefts reported to police, 11/18/1932:7 Does land exchange with Kansas man 55 years ago, 04/10/1931:6 Thieves still busy, 11/25/1932:1 Poultry Guidaboni's barking dog leads to arrest Charlestown of men for larceny, see also Deane, Albert; Fickert, Alfred 12/02/1932:1 J.V. Gallagher, yearling hens (ad), 01/24/1930:8 Police arrest two hen thieves, 12/02/1932:1 Paquin & Kewpie, hens (ad), 01/24/1930:8 Andrew Campbell loses 75 chickens to dogs, 08/18/1933:6 Lakeville Gardens, Inc., eggs for hatching (ad), 02/28/1930:5 Parry and Holmes sentenced for larceny of fowl from Henry Hall, The West Farm, North Middleboro (ad), 02/28/1930:10 10/13/1933:1 Reynolds purchases Green St poultry farm from Howard Trites, James DeMoranville reports rampaging dog kills 60 hens, 11/03/1933:1 03/28/1930:5 Mrs Elliott turns in dog for poultry killing, 10/12/1934:2 Albert Vaughan's hen lays 4-oz. egg 55 years ago, 05/30/1930:6 Grasser and Shaw report losses of poultry, 12/21/1934:1 H.C. Shaw, roasting chickens wanted (ad), 07/11/1930:5 The Powder Puff W.C. McCrillis, turkeys for Thanksgiving (ad), 11/07/1930:8 Thatcher's Row (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Philip Sisson, turkeys for sale (ad), 12/19/1930:10 Powell, Beulah Tom Thumb Poultry Farm, baby chicks for sale (ad), 01/09/1931:8 Ill with chicken pox, 12/12/1930:1 William Preston's brooder house and chicks lost to fire, 01/16/1931:1 Ill with whooping cough, 05/20/1932:1 Paquin-Keuppie, eggs and chicks (ad), 02/06/1931:10 Powell, Henry D. E.W. Stover, proprietor of Tom Thumb Farm (ad), 02/27/1931:8 Appointed fireman for new federal building, 02/17/1933:1 Melvin Jackson purchases egg route from Ellis Prouty, 03/27/1931:2 Powell, Robert B. Eugene Brookings resigns from W.F. Preston's poultry farm, Resides in Boston, 06/27/1930:8 03/27/1931:6 Engaged to Beulah E. Balkam, 10/20/1933:4 Turkey growers meet here, 05/01/1931:4 Wed to Beulah E. Balkam, 10/27/1933:4 Garden-invading poultry land Howard Moody in court, 07/31/1931:2 Powell, Warren Auction of pullets at John Reed's farm in Rock (ad), 08/14/1931:4 Navy man stationed in Newport, RI, 05/16/1930:9 Herbert Floyd purchases 50-acre turkey farm from Horace Case, Powell, William 09/25/1931:1 Collides with Miszkinis at North Main and Center St, 04/04/1930:10 David Beatt purchases large poultry farm on Pleasant St from Prouty Powell, William, Jr. brothers, 10/02/1931:4 Employed in Hyannis, 06/06/1930:4 Joseph Caperala sells Plymouth St poultry farm to Eli and Fannie Powers, Archie Goodman, 10/02/1931:4 Moves to Brockton, 07/18/1930:2 Joseph Dutra, laying pullets for sale (ad), 10/23/1931:10 Powers, John Thomas Martenson purchases Centre St poultry farm from Nick and Watertown salesman dies in crash on curve in Lakeville, 07/07/1933:1 Mary Martenson, 11/13/1931:1 Powers, John J. H.S. Maxim, first quality turkeys (ad), 11/13/1931:8 Funeral held in Cambridge, 03/31/1933:1 Henry and Bernice Shaw purchase East Middleboro poultry farm from Powers, Rose T. Joseph Heath, 12/18/1931:6 Engaged to Arthur E. Perkins, 06/29/1934:4 Mrs Henry Thomas carries on deceased husband's poultry business, Powers, Thomas W. 01/08/1932:4 Obituary, 02/03/1933:1 N.M. Sampson, custom hatching (ad), 01/08/1932:8 Powlesland, Bertha Stover Farms, hatches weekly, Plymouth St (ad), 01/08/1932:8 Fire of unknown origin in shed at rear of Percy Keith's store, George Northcott, hatching eggs (ad), 01/22/1932:8 05/05/1933:1 Joseph Dutra, poultry and dairy (ad), 03/04/1932:8 Occupies tenement in house owned by Marion Pratt, 05/05/1933:3 Egg men favor auction, 06/03/1932:2 Powlesland, Malcolm Egg auction association formed, 07/01/1932:1 Employed in Maine, 05/15/1931:7 First egg auction of Brockton Co-operative Egg Auction Assoc a Powlesland, Malcolm B. success, 08/05/1932:1 Victim of alleged holdup on Taunton River bridge, 09/22/1933:1 Ellis Williams' chicken lays three-yolk egg, 09/23/1932:1 Powlesland, Malcome Double and triple yolks getting more common, 10/07/1932:1 Struck by hit-and-run driver on Plymouth St, 04/07/1933:6 Egg auction successful, 10/07/1932:5 Praster, Clarence R. M.G. Kayajan, roasting chickens, Plymouth St (ad), 11/10/1933:8 Wed to Helen L. Nickerson, 12/09/1932:4 R.E. Hewitt, hatching eggs, 11 Fairview St (ad), 01/26/1934:8 Pratt, Alan Arnold Holmes hired at Hanscom poultry farm, 03/09/1934:1 Resides in South Hanson, 01/10/1930:9 Fire destroys Jesse Hall's incubator house and several hundred eggs, Daughter born, 09/22/1933:6 03/30/1934:1 Pratt, Albert W. Medardo Fabbri's hen lays egg within an egg, 05/04/1934:2 Chimney fire on Pleasant St, 10/10/1930:4 Russell Porter finds hen roosting in car, 06/15/1934:5 Fire destroys landmark house at Pleasant and Clay St, 02/24/1933:1 Poultry Stealing Pratt, Arleen Hen thieves take 40 from John Lind, 02/14/1930:1 Engaged to Ralph N. Stevens, 01/16/1931:8 Thieves fill lockup 55 years ago, 09/19/1930:9 Pratt, Arleen B. Dogs go on rampage in West's chicken house, 05/29/1931:1 Engaged to Ralph N. Stevens, 12/26/1930:4 John Grasser loses 43 turkeys to thieves, 10/09/1931:1 Pratt, Arlene More turkeys stolen, 10/30/1931:1 Engaged to Ralph Stevens, 01/09/1931:4 Hen thieves busy again, 02/19/1932:3 Pratt, Arlene B. John Rebell catches weasel in henhouse, 03/18/1932:1 Wedding described, 01/23/1931:1 New Bedford men alleged thieves, 04/01/1932:2 Wed to Ralph N. Stevens, 01/23/1931:4
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Pratt, Barbara Pratt, Mrs Allan Attends Simmons College, 12/26/1930:1 Resides in South Hanson, 08/19/1932:2 Sails for Europe, 06/19/1931:1 Pratt, Nathan W. Returns from three-month tour of Europe, 09/18/1931:1 Sportsmen pay tribute to warden (p), 02/24/1933:1 Pratt, Betsey Retiring warden presented gold badge, 06/09/1933:2 Obituary, 10/07/1932:6 Pratt, Roger D. Widow of Winfield L. dies in Princeton, 10/07/1932:6 Wed to Katherine L. Mahler, 04/17/1931:4 Pratt, Charles E. Pratt, Sarah L. Fire destroys landmark house at Pleasant and Clay St, 02/24/1933:1 Obituary, 05/09/1930:1 Pratt, Cynthia W. Widow of Luther B. dies at age 80, 05/09/1930:4 Obituary, 03/28/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 06/06/1930:3 Pratt, Cynthia Wood Pratt, Stillman F. Wife of Elton L. dies at age 62, 03/28/1930:4 Obituary, 10/27/1933:1 Pratt, E. Raymond Pratt, Thelma L. Engaged to Viola Madigan, 12/01/1933:1 Engaged to Ralph M. Soule, 05/09/1930:4 Pratt, Edmund T. Pratt, William H. Grass fire on Plymouth St, 10/10/1930:8 Fire destroys landmark house at Pleasant and Clay St, 02/24/1933:1 Obituary, 07/31/1931:1 Pratt Free School Pratt, Edmund Thompson Closes winter term 55 years ago, honor roll, 03/14/1930:6 Obituary, 07/31/1931:6 Engages Myra Shaw to teach, 08/15/1930:6 Pratt, Ellen Holds graduation exercises, 06/12/1931:9 Obituary, 03/02/1934:1 Outlines plans for graduation, 04/15/1932:2 Wife of Martin dies at age 63, 03/02/1934:4 Holds graduation exercises, 06/23/1933:2 Pratt, Elton L. Holds commencement exercises, 06/22/1934:7 Over 113 and going strong, 10/03/1930:7 Pratt's Boarding House Local bird dog wins prize at Brockton, 10/10/1930:1 Fire destroys landmark house at Pleasant and Clay St, 02/24/1933:1 Pratt, Ernest S. Precinct Congregational Society (see Lakeville Congregational Church) see also Ernest S. Pratt Co. Precinct Spa Rubbish fire gets away from Cobb, 04/08/1932:1 Benno Mutho proprietor, 12/02/1932:4 Pratt, Esther L. Premont, Sarah A. Wed to Richard C. Carter, 10/14/1932:4 Obituary, 10/24/1930:1 Pratt, Fred A. Wife of Napoleon dies at age 66, 10/24/1930:4 Fined $15 for concealing leased property, 05/01/1931:1 Will in probate, 10/31/1930:4 Pratt, Harold M. Preston, Edwin Moves from Vernon St to Pleasant St, 05/20/1932:6 Attends DePauw University in Indiana, 09/08/1933:1 Pratt, Harry Recovers from severe influenza attack, 01/12/1934:1 Moves to Miller St, 10/27/1933:3 Preston, Edwin V. Pratt, Herbert Awarded scholarship to De Pauw University in Indiana, 08/19/1932:4 Sells Pleasant home to Arthur Kingsley, 09/26/1930:2 Preston, Mrs Frances Pratt, I.B. Collides with Harold Lang at John Glass Jr. square, 04/08/1932:1 Auction sale of real estate (ad), 09/26/1930:8 Preston, Mrs W.F. Pratt, John Father dies, 07/22/1932:2 Horse escapes, gets caught in railroad bridge, 07/10/1931:1 Preston, W.F. Pratt, Laura Ann Pastor at Rock receives new auto from church member, 03/07/1930:1 Wed to Harvey Edward Domina, 04/13/1934:1 Drives new Willys-Knight, 03/14/1930:6 Pratt, Lewis A. Eugene Brookings resigns from poultry farm, 03/27/1931:6 Collides with Hackett on Bedford St, 04/14/1933:4 Poultry thieves still at work, 11/18/1932:1 Pratt, Lois Miniature whirlwind strikes barn on farm, 05/26/1933:1 Resides in South Hanson, 05/16/1930:9 Rock couple married 25 years, 06/15/1934:7 Pratt, Lois Perkins Elected vice-moderator of county Neighborhood convention, Daughter born, 09/22/1933:6 11/23/1934:6 Pratt, Lucy Preston, William F. Injured in collision with heavy truck on Green St, 08/22/1930:1 Brooder house and chicks lost to fire, 01/16/1931:1 Pratt, Lucy H. Preti, Leo Once upon a time in North Middleboro, 06/29/1934:2 Spring and Summer (poem), 07/03/1931:3 Pratt, Luther B. Preti, Vincent Petition for administration of estate, 03/28/1930:6 Found guilty of trackwalking, 02/13/1931:1 Pratt, Luther Bradford Pretti, Anna Obituary, 03/21/1930:1 Engaged to Ernest De F. Guimares, 09/21/1934:4 Dies at age 79, 03/21/1930:4 Wed to Ernest DeF. Guimares, 10/26/1934:4 Pratt, Mabel Pretti, Arthur Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Boy struck by auto on West Grove St, 01/23/1931:7 Pratt, Marion G. Pretti, Daniel Lets Plymouth St tenement to Mrs Jessie Churchill, 02/27/1931:2 Obituary, 05/06/1932:1 Lets Plymouth St tenement to Herbert Thomas, 09/23/1932:3 Dies at age 22, 05/06/1932:6 Lets tenement to Bertha Powlesland, 05/05/1933:3 Price (Mr) Lets Plymouth St tenement to Bonell, 06/16/1933:6 Father of Mrs W.F. Preston dies, 07/22/1932:2 Lets Plymouth St tenement to Lawrence Huntley, 05/18/1934:4 Price, Donald Norman Pratt, Mrs Alan Engaged to Barbara Wetsell Thompson, 01/05/1934:1 Resides in South Hanson, 10/24/1930:5
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Priestnal, Gladys I. Prouty, Ellis F. Engaged to Vernald W. Fox, 05/19/1933:4 Chimney fire on Pleasant St, 03/27/1931:1 Prime, Emma B. David Beatt purchases North Middleboro property from Ellis Prouty, et Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/25/1930:5 al., 05/01/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Prouty, Frank Prime, S.C. And neighbors fight brush fire, 04/01/1932:7 Responsible for only bills personally contracted, 09/05/1930:5 Builds bungalow on Plymouth St, purchased by Hollis, 04/14/1933:6 Prince, Thomas W. Sells property on Plymouth St, 10/13/1933:5 Tax collector's sale, 04/06/1934:5 Prouty, Lloyd Princess Teeweeleema Sells Pleasant St farm, 03/13/1931:4 Melinda Mitchell in tribal regalia (p), 08/22/1930:1 Moves to Plymouth St, 03/20/1931:4 Princess Wootonekanuske (see Mitchell, Charlotte L.) Sells Pleasant St farm to Holland, 05/01/1931:2 Printers and Printing Son born, 05/22/1931:9 Osborne - Reynolds Co., 48 North Main St (ad), 05/02/1930:8 Breaks ground for new bungalow on Plymouth St, 07/24/1931:3 Clarence Churbuck moves business back to Wareham St, 11/07/1930:1 Foundation for Plymouth St home complete, 09/18/1931:6 Chilton Press purchased by Clarence Churbuck, 10/23/1931:1 Work completed on well, 10/02/1931:2 Bartlett Press goes out of business, 11/13/1931:1 Prouty, Lloyd A. Chilton Press moves to new quarters, installs new machinery, Wed to Della M. Huntley, 06/20/1930:4 11/13/1931:1 Engaged to Delia M. Huntley, 06/20/1930:6 Prinzo, Catherine Prouty, Lloyd Frank Obituary, 01/10/1930:1 Wedding described, 06/20/1930:1 Wife of Ralph dies at age 24, 01/10/1930:4 Provanche, Lana Prinzo, Mary Son born, 12/23/1932:4 Obituary, 01/03/1930:1 Provenche, Dana Wife of Anthony dies at age 57, 01/03/1930:4 Injures head while cranking tractor, 10/27/1933:1 Prisons (see State Farm) Provonche, Dana Pro-Co Products Co. Son born, 12/14/1934:4 George R. Shaw seeks to protect legacy of George H. Shaw Co., Public Speaking 12/19/1930:1 Mary Joy Crosier wins local contest of National Oration Contest, Proctor, Chloe R. 04/10/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/23/1934:7 Esther Craig gives readings at East Bridgewater, 03/03/1933:1 Proctor, Leonard Public Welfare Son born, 03/28/1930:4 see also Employment; Middleboro - Board of Public Welfare; Radio broadcasts as Happy Rastus, 10/30/1931:1 Middleborough Relief Association Proctor, Leonard E. School children gather food for needy here, 11/27/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Request for donations of food and clothing (l) (Boy Scouts of America), In collision with Plymouth driver at the Green, 11/14/1930:4 12/18/1931:4 Radio personality Happy Rastus, 09/11/1931:1 Canvass by local Scouts could benefit folks right here, 12/25/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/27/1932:5 Scouts canvass for food and clothes, 12/25/1931:1 Proctor, Maurice C. Local firemen help Cabot Club repair toys (p), 12/25/1931:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/23/1934:7 Boy Scout drive for unemployed gets hearty response, 01/01/1932:1 Prohibition Elks' charity dance feeds, clothes needy families, 01/01/1932:4 Central ME Church holds anniversary service, 01/17/1930:2 Scouts collect nearly 2,000 cans of food, 01/01/1932:4 Is it Prohibition? (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 01/24/1930:6, 01/31/1930:3, Save donations for local use, 02/19/1932:1 02/28/1930:9, 03/07/1930:8 Lakeville to have town farm 55 years ago, 04/15/1932:8 Wet propaganda discredited (l) (Edward H. Cleveland), 07/15/1932:6 Red Cross flour distribution addressed (l) (Earl F. Gates), 06/10/1932:4 For second time voters in favor of repeal of Prohibition, 06/16/1933:1 Elks' carnival helps relief fund, 08/26/1932:1 Central Baptist hosts rally protesting repeal, 06/16/1933:3 A new welfare system (l) (Alexander Heath), 12/30/1932:2 Proia, Anthony There are none so blind (ad) (p) (Alexander Heath), 1/27/1933:4 Engaged to Anita M. Rondell, 01/16/1931:6 Entire town asked to contribute to drive, 12/15/1933:1 Wedding described, 02/20/1931:1 Welfare Day a big success, 12/22/1933:1 Wed to Anita M. Rondelli, 02/20/1931:4 Charity organizations commended for wonderful work, 12/27/1933:1 Promades, Frank Five cases of eggs available for needy here, 01/05/1934:1 Engaged to Jennie A. Vose, 05/02/1930:1 Report of Legion welfare drive, 01/26/1934:4 Engaged to Jenia A. Vose, 05/09/1930:1 Mrs J.S. Peck praised for work with needy women (l), 04/13/1934:2 Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 Pullem, Fred Wed to Jane A. Vose, 08/22/1930:4 Burial at Plympton, 02/17/1933:2 Son born, 09/18/1931:4 Purchade Cemetery Applies for liquor license, 02/02/1934:1 Regular business transacted, officers elected, 10/16/1931:3 Package store petitions tabled by selectmen, 02/16/1934:2 Purchade School Prouty (Mr) Elsie LeBlanc replaces Effie Tucker, 12/26/1930:1 Brothers sell large poultry farm on Pleasant St to David Beatt, Twenty-seven cases of measles, 12/28/1934:6 10/02/1931:4 Purdon, George B. Prouty, Ellis Train timekeeper falls, breaks right arm, 08/19/1932:1 Sells Pleasant St farm, 03/13/1931:4 Purdon, Harry E. Melvin Jackson purchases egg route, 03/27/1931:2 Obituary, 07/15/1932:1 Sells Pleasant St farm to Holland, 05/01/1931:2 Saranac Lake, NY man dies at age 44, 07/15/1932:4 Puritan Stores J.T. McKechnie, Fall Brook (ad), 11/02/1934:3
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Purtell, Charles F. Rackliffe, John I. Gets suspended sentence for drunkenness, 03/28/1930:1 Obituary, 03/25/1932:1 Pushee, John H. Radio Stations Selectmen's contest starts to take shape, 12/08/1933:1 Middleboro on the air, WLOE (ad), 02/27/1931:5 Pushee, Mary Radios Auto struck by driver from Hyde Park, 07/31/1931:1 Brooks & Benson, 131 Arch St (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Putnam, Tracey Wm. F. Smith, radios (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Chimney fire in Muttock, 10/03/1930:1 Sumner I. Redlon, radios (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Putnam, Tracy Interference considered by selectmen, 02/28/1930:2 Sells Guernsey herd to Dwight Kinsman, 08/26/1932:1 Local state police equipped with new radio service, 05/23/1930:1 Putnam, Tracy J. Norton & Long, 30 School St (ad), 09/26/1930:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:3 H.J. Brooks, radio service, 131 Arch St (ad), 12/12/1930:5 Putnam Sewing Circle W.E. Benson, 131 Arch St (ad), 12/19/1930:6 Holds annual meeting, 09/08/1933:4 Leonard Proctor is radio personality Happy Rastus, 09/11/1931:1 Puzzo, William Norton & Long, Thatcher's Row (ad), 10/02/1931:6 State patrolman transfers here from Framingham, 12/05/1930:3 Lighting department locates problem causing interference, 10/13/1933:1 Pythian Sisters - Woodbine Temple Lighting department receives complaints of poor radio reception, Observes 23rd anniversary, 06/20/1930:4 12/07/1934:1 Mrs John S. Cobb retiring MEC (p), 01/16/1931:5 Troubles disappear, 12/14/1934:4 Celebrates anniversary, 07/07/1933:6 Railroad Stations Flagman Hojaboom replaced by flashing electric light at Rock Station, Q 01/17/1930:3 Rock freight station and flagman's house sold, will be removed, Q.M. Club 01/17/1930:3 North Middleboro club changes name from Merry Maids, 09/21/1934:4 Former South Middleboro Station flag house moved to Buzzards Bay, The Quality Dining Room 01/31/1930:9 Opens in Glidden building (ad), 10/12/1934:8 Clifford Westgate station agent at Rock Station, 02/28/1930:6 Quality Shop (see Goldstein's Woman's Quality Shop) Clifford Westgate station agent at South Middleboro, 02/28/1930:6 Quarantine (see Diseases) Track supervisor Barrett plants roses in depot park, 07/04/1930:4 Quell, Arthur Interior painted and varnished; old news stand removed, 01/16/1931:1 Halifax man collides with Lakeville auto on Center St, 07/07/1933:1 Attempted break-in at ticket office, 06/26/1931:1 Quell, Arthur V. Safe blown at Titicut station, 08/07/1931:4 Collides with Mashpee driver in North Lakeville, 04/11/1930:1 South Middleboro Railroad Station employs Kermit Hojaboom, Quelle, Arthur V. 10/07/1932:6 Engaged to Madeline Hendrickson, 08/12/1932:4 Railroads Quelle, Margaret see also New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad; Old Colony Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Railroad Co. (55 years ago) Quigley, George H. Local freight starts up again 55 years ago, 05/30/1930:6 Sacred Heart pastor transfers to Boston, biography, 05/08/1931:1 Extension to Duxbury and Cohasset to serve Middleboro 55 years ago, Bids farewell to Sacred Heart, 05/15/1931:1 09/18/1931:7 Quigley, James Former employs of Lakeside car barn hold reunion, 09/16/1932:1 Daughter born, 01/26/1934:4 Railroads - Accidents Quincy Oil Co. Conductor McLeod slips boarding caboose, fractures ribs, 02/07/1930:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/10/1931:5 Charles Desmaris run over by freight train, killed, 06/27/1930:1 Quindley, Alice D. Daniel Alden picked up insensible after thrown from cars 55 years ago, Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 07/11/1930:8 Quindley, Alice L. Engine crashes into coal car along Keith side track, 10/17/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Train strikes carriage at Chace's crossing 55 years ago, kills Edward Quindley, Donald Murphy, 11/07/1930:6 Son born, 06/16/1933:4 Train kills big buck, 11/21/1930:1 Quindley, George William Wall killed when auto struck at railroad crossing, 08/21/1931:1 Rockland couple married 25 years, 12/07/1934:1 Cape train kills doe in Fall Brook, 09/11/1931:1 Quindley, Leo A. Raynham pony killed on tracks near Dooley home, 01/22/1932:2 Tax collector's sale, 05/19/1933:7 Deer killed by train south of Fall Brook crossing, 03/17/1933:5 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Bennett's auto struck by freight train on Miller St crossing, 03/09/1934:1 Quindley, Norman Mrs Edwin Bennett narrowly escapes injure when auto struck by train, Runs marathon here, heads to Rhode Island for more competition, 03/09/1934:3 09/01/1933:4 Railway Express Agency Gregory injured when Volta's car crashes into tree after colliding with Closes doors in South Middleboro, 10/06/1933:7 Quindley, 03/30/1934:1 Rais, Anna Local runner in good shape, 04/20/1934:1 Engaged Hermas B. Knight, 06/27/1930:4
Rais, Anna A. R Wed to Herman B. Knight, 08/01/1930:4 Rabbits Rais, Joseph Stray dog kills Gamache's valuable rabbits, 11/03/1933:3 Crashes into Waterbury, CT auto on Taunton Rd, 08/29/1930:2 Rabies Ralston, Everett E. Inspector of Animals Pushee gives report, 01/17/1930:2 Mortgagee's sale of personal property, 03/07/1930:5 Rabitaille, George L. Ramos, Epitannio M. Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 Pleads guilty to drunkenness, reckless driving, and drunk driving, 05/23/1930:5
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Ramsdell, Frank E., Jr. Ray, Frederick Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/29/1932:5 Obituary, 04/27/1934:1 Ramsdell, Gilbert F. Bates School eighth grader dies, 04/27/1934:2 Wedding described, 05/13/1932:5 Ray, Richard Ramsey, Peter M. Youngster struck by auto driven by Carroll Peck, 11/23/1934:2 Barbers announce change in prices (ad), 01/13/1933:8 Ray, Ruby Rand, George Fined $10 for assault on Logrien, 09/07/1934:7 Leg fractured when struck by Barrows' car in Lakeville, 08/21/1931:1 Ray, Seward Rand, Roland Chimney fire on South Main St, 12/14/1934:1 Employed in Philadelphia, PA, 06/05/1931:1 Ray, Walter Moves to Philadelphia, PA, 04/21/1933:4 Finishes 16th in 10-mile Dorchester road race, 06/12/1931:1 Rand, Ruth F. Wins cup at 3-mile Roxbury road race, 06/19/1931:1 Engaged to Donald W. Berry, 10/19/1934:4 Runs seventh in 20-mile championship road race, 09/11/1931:1 Rand, Ruth Fearing Baron Wins 10-mile road race from Somerset to Fall River and back, Wed to Donald Berry, 11/16/1934:4 07/08/1932:2 Rand, Willard Wins another 10-miler in West Roxbury, 08/12/1932:2 Completes two-month training at Fort Adams, RI, 08/07/1931:6 Finishes fourth in 5-mile race at Brockton fair, 09/23/1932:1 Randall, H. Beatrice Among top ten runners in national championship track race in New Commercial department teacher resigns from high school, 09/01/1933:1 York, 11/11/1932:1 Randall, Harold Clement Runner wins 10-mile race in East Boston, 07/07/1933:1 Wedding described, 06/29/1934:1 Runs marathon here, heads to Rhode Island for more competition, Randall, Harold G. 09/01/1933:4 Engaged to Vivian Hinckley, 06/22/1934:4 Takes fifth in Pawtucket A.C. marathon, 09/08/1933:1 Randall, Harry Sets new record for five-mile run in New Bedford, 09/15/1933:1 Engaged to Vivian Hinckley, 06/08/1934:4 Finishes 4th in field of 96 in Waltham City marathon, 10/20/1933:1 Randall, Herbert J. Runner spends winter in south, 04/20/1934:1 Randall's auto takes fire, 06/30/1933:1 Participates in U.S. Championship, 05/25/1934:7 Randall, Hiram Ray, Walter E. Sells contract to carry mail between Plymouth and Middleboro to Finishes 2nd in 16-mile race, 04/15/1932:4 Marcus Fuller 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 Starter in A.A. Boston marathon, 04/22/1932:1 Randall, Mrs Fayette Ray, Walter K. Funeral held in Fairhaven, 07/21/1933:6 Wins 10-mile Pilgrim marathon, 07/15/1932:1 Ransden, Goodwin Raymond, Abbie L.B. Wallace takes over osteopathic practice (ad), 09/04/1931:8 Funeral held in North Carver, 12/07/1934:7 Obituary, 04/07/1933:1 Raymond, Abbie Theodora Brockton man dies at age 70, 04/07/1933:4 Obituary, 11/30/1934:1 Ransom, Mrs N.M. Widow of Charles A. dies at age 60, 11/30/1934:4 Brief biography (p), 03/21/1930:1 Raymond, Arthur Ransom, Nathaniel Morton Jailed for refusing to work, 07/15/1932:1 Biography (p), 01/31/1930:5 Gets two months for failure to work off welfare board aid, 07/29/1932:1 Rape (see Sex Crimes) In court for not cooperating with welfare department, 01/06/1933:4 Rapport, George D. Committed to Plymouth jail for vagrancy, 01/13/1933:2 State patrolman receives threatening letters, 08/15/1930:1 Raymond, Everett A. Transfers to Holden, 12/05/1930:3 Multiple fines for multiple driving offenses, 09/12/1930:3 Transfers to Petersham and back to Middleboro, 12/19/1930:3 Raymond, H. Nelson Promoted, assigned to Norwell barracks, 03/06/1931:4 New musical director at Central Baptist (p), 01/02/1931:4 Rardin, D.C. The Influence of Song, 01/09/1931:2 Pastor of Trinity Baptist in Providence, RI, 04/11/1930:4 Raymond, Kenneth Rastus, Happy Wed to Nell Benson, 12/27/1933:3 Leonard Proctor is radio personality Happy Rastus, 09/11/1931:1 Raymond, L. Harry Leonard Proctor does radio broadcast, 10/30/1931:1 Obituary, 03/21/1930:1 Ratthei, Anna Saranac Lake, NY man dies at age 46, 03/21/1930:4 Resides in Pawtucket, RI, 01/31/1930:5 Raymond, Mary F. Ratthei, Martha Executor presents account of estate, 08/08/1930:5 Resides in Pawtucket, RI, 01/31/1930:5 Raymond, M.E. Ray, Clifford Lawn mowers, 966 Centre St (ad), 06/02/1933:8 Charged with breaking and entering the store of Charles Liber, Raymond, Millard E. 11/10/1933:4 Couple married ten years, 07/04/1930:1 Injured man attacks policeman and nurse, 11/02/1934:2 Raymond, Naomi Manter Ray, Clifford W. Obituary, 06/01/1934:3 Gets one year probation for larceny, 02/16/1934:1 Raymond, Violeen H. Ray, Dorothy Wed to Ira T. Thomas, 07/22/1932:4 Wed to Archie MacNayer, 09/07/1934:4 Raymond, Wesley H. Ray, Dorothy A. Funeral director (ad), 06/03/1932:8 Young lady missing since early September, 10/14/1932:1 Raymond Funeral Service Ray, Elizabeth E. 240 North Main St (ad), 04/15/1932:10 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/23/1931:10 Raynes, John Fowler Ray, Fred Wed to Eunice Roberta Nesmith, 06/06/1930:2 Hand shattered by dynamite cap, 03/21/1930:8 Amputation of hand not necessary, 03/28/1930:1
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R.D. Kelley Coal Co. Reckless Driving cont. Anthracite coal (ad), 01/10/1930:4 Wild ride through town leads to jail for men from Carver and Adds range and fuel oil to product line (ad), 12/18/1931:7 Providence, 08/28/1931:1 Louis Ritter salesman (ad), 05/13/1932:2 Frank Gomes arrested after pole crash, 09/11/1931:1 Wins title in YMCA Mercantile basketball league, 05/05/1933:1 Adason Vassar charged after auto accident, 10/09/1931:1 Service by Kelley (ad) (p), 11/10/1933:2 Charles Pillsbury charged, 10/30/1931:1 Read, Alden Charge against Charles Pillsbury placed on file, 11/06/1931:1 Resides in West Newton, 02/28/1930:5 Joseph Maleski and Peter Gasunas charged with drunkenness and Read, Frank W. reckless driving, 11/06/1931:1 To the voters of Middleboro (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Earl Salisbury fined $50, 01/22/1932:1 Read, Hazel Earl Sailsbury given more time to pay fine, 02/26/1932:4 Resides in Winston-Salem, NC, 07/17/1931:1 Augustine Roy charged with drunkenness and reckless driving, Read, Hazel Horton 07/01/1932:1 Resides in Winston-Salem, NC, 08/01/1930:1 Melvin Russell pleads guilty, 10/14/1932:4 Read, Mrs Alden Fletcher Barrows, Jr. pleads not guilty, 11/18/1932:1 Resides in West Newton, 04/10/1931:7 Bert Flanders pleads not guilty, 12/16/1932:1 Reagan, Henry Bernard Keough pleads guilty to drunkenness and reckless driving, Promoted by Shell Gas and Oil Co., moves to Lowell, 12/09/1932:1 09/01/1933:1 Reagan, Joseph Richard Bordeaux pleads guilty to drunkenness and reckless driving, Local trooper injured in motorcycle accident, 09/18/1931:4 09/01/1933:1 Real Estate Alfred Wilmot arraigned on charges of drunkenness, reckless driving, J.E. Houlihan, real estate (ad), 01/03/1930:5 and operating without a license, 03/30/1934:1 E.A. Strout Realty Agency, E.B. Lovell, Tel 93 (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Murray Gifford in court on multiple motor vehicle offenses, J.D. Sullivan , real estate (ad), 01/31/1930:2 10/12/1934:4 Munroe & Osborne, 10 Station St (ad), 02/28/1930:10 Recreation Woods Lake Terrace Land Co., cottage for rent (ad), 06/20/1930:3 Unitarian Church public forum : The Use of Leisure in Middleboro, Bowman & Clark purchase Fuller St farm from Arthur Rotch, 02/14/1930:3 01/09/1931:1 Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/21/1932:3 Bowman & Clark, 7 Court End Ave (ad), 01/09/1931:6 Red & White Store Swamp land on Water St filled with gravel 55 years ago, 01/09/1931:6 378 Center St and Everett St (ad), 03/09/1934:2 Woods Lake Terrace Land Co. purchased by Lake Shores Realty Co. of Red Cross - Middleboro Chapter Framingham (ad), 05/15/1931:3 Report on national convention (l) (Henry B. Burkland), 05/16/1930:7 E.B. Lovell, independent agent (ad), 08/07/1931:8 To answer call for aid from President Hoover, 01/16/1931:1 John D. Sullivan takes over Strout agency, 08/14/1931:1 Proposed amendment to appropriation bill (l) (Earl F. Gates), J.D. Sullivan resident manager of E.A. Strout Co.(ad), 08/14/1931:8 01/23/1931:3 Harmon Realty Trust Co., tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Makes contribution to drought relief fund, 01/23/1931:4 Urquart-Swift Land Co., tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Drought relief contributions over $1,037, list of contributors, Warren Realty Trust Co., tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 01/30/1931:1 Massachusetts Mortgage Co., tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Drought relief fund (l) (Alexander Heath), 01/30/1931:3 Urquhart-Swift Land Co., tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Less than $200 needed for drought relief fund, list of contributors, Bowman & Clark, new deal development on shore of Tispaquin Pond 02/06/1931:1 (ad), 07/07/1933:2 Drought relief effort oversubscribed, list of contributors, 02/13/1931:1 James Houlihan appointed appraiser for Raynham, 09/29/1933:4 Chair of drought relief fund makes statement, 02/20/1931:1 John D. Sullivan appointed federal appraiser, 10/20/1933:1 Oversubscription gratifying, 02/20/1931:1 Fred Bowman named to Home Owners' Loan Corp., 11/03/1933:1 Holds special meeting, 03/06/1931:1 John S. Cobb has tenements for rent (ad), 02/16/1934:8 Committee on Emergency Loan Closet organized, 04/03/1931:4 Clyde S. Thomas, insurance service and real estate, 7 Rock St (ad), Returns from roll call incomplete, 11/20/1931:1 04/20/1934:8 Membership at 453 for 1932, 01/08/1932:1 Reardon, Elizabeth E. Red Cross flour distribution addressed (l) (Earl F. Gates), 06/10/1932:4 Obituary, 12/14/1934:1 Local Red Cross to aid welfare work, 07/22/1932:4 Reardon, John Receives cotton for garments, 11/04/1932:2 Obituary, 02/23/1934:1 Begins annual roll call, 11/11/1932:1 Rebell, John Busy with local relief work, 12/02/1932:3 Catches weasel in henhouse, 03/18/1932:1 Needs help with garment making, 1/27/1933:1 Reckless Driving Sewing campaign a big success, 02/17/1933:1 Carl Hagstrom arrested, 02/28/1930:9 New material available for local societies and individuals, 03/10/1933:1 Carl Hagstrom found guilty, 03/14/1930:6 Passes resolutions upon death of Edith Finney, 04/07/1933:5 Taunton man arrested after chase, 05/02/1930:4 Expresses thanks to Helen Pasztor (l), 04/21/1933:2 Epitannio Ramos pleads guilty, 05/23/1930:5 Many attend swimming classes, 08/11/1933:1 Ralph Clark pleads not guilty, 05/23/1930:5 Commended for offering swimming course, 08/18/1933:1 Joseph Ruda pleads not guilty, 07/25/1930:4 Awards for swimming and life saving, 08/18/1933:2 Joseph Ruda found not guilty, 08/01/1930:1 Locals complete lifesaving course, 09/08/1933:1 Haley and Berman each fined $25, file appeals, 08/15/1930:4 Holds annual membership drive, 11/03/1933:1 Robert Baker charged with manslaughter and operating negligently in Annual election of officers, 12/08/1933:2 Brockton death, 10/10/1930:1 Egger, Howes, and Wood speak at Junior Red Cross meeting in Raymond Travis charged with drunkenness and driving negligently, Providence, 03/23/1934:1 10/17/1930:1 Issues first aid certificates, 04/20/1934:1 Viola Rudolph leads police on merry chase, 11/14/1930:1 Holds annual meeting, 12/14/1934:1 Forest Garnett charged with drunkenness, reckless driving, 07/24/1931:2
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Redding, Sarah J. Reed, James R. Widow of Otis C. dies at age 84, 05/29/1931:4 Obituary, 11/24/1933:1 Redding, Sarah Jane Dies at age 76, 11/24/1933:4 Obituary, 05/29/1931:1 Reed, James S. Reddington, Gilbert Will in probate, 12/08/1933:5 Member of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. winning basket ball team (p), Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/18/1934:8 05/05/1933:1 Reed, John Bad gash in ankle stems from foolishness, 12/15/1933:1 Employed in South Yarmouth, 02/06/1931:4 Redlon, Helen L. Auction of pullets at poultry farm in Rock (ad), 08/14/1931:4 Obituary, 09/25/1931:1 Reed, John C. Dies at age 21, 09/25/1931:4 Contracts to grade and build new road 55 years ago, 10/10/1930:8 Redlon, Sumner I. Purchases right to build Southwick St 55 years ago, 05/22/1931:8 Radios (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Reed, Josiah Exclusive dealer for Leonard electric refrigerator (ad), 03/31/1933:6 Funeral held in Brockton, 02/13/1931:4 Redlon, William Reed, Leonard Bad gash in Reddington's ankle stems from foolishness, 12/15/1933:1 Lakeville couple married 25 years, 11/03/1933:8 Reed, Abbie Reed, Martha A. Dies in Attleboro, 06/26/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/29/1931:5 Reed, Abiathiar L. Reed, Minnie L. Executrix presents account of estate, 05/08/1931:2 Obituary, 03/03/1933:1 Reed, Alice A. Wife of Charles E. dies at age 63, 03/03/1933:4 Obituary, 12/18/1931:1 Reed, Mrs Reginald B. Dies at age 78, 12/18/1931:4 Resides in Hopewell, NJ, 09/15/1933:1 Reed, Alldis W. Reed, Percy Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:7 Joseph Westgate struck by Reed's delivery truck on Center St, Reed, Annie M. 10/03/1930:1 Sheriff's sale on execution, 01/09/1931:7 In serious auto accident at West Bridgewater, 03/13/1931:1 Reed, Bernice May Reed, Percy G. Engaged to Edgar Charles Sowerby, 08/07/1931:6 Molesky gets suspended sentence for larceny from Reed, 01/17/1930:3 Reed, Bernice M. Reed, Thomas J. Wed to Edgar C. Sowerby, 10/16/1931:4 Moves from 19 to 1 Everett St, 03/07/1930:1 Reed, Charles Reed Cemetery Moves to Washington, DC, 11/28/1930:3 History of Marion Rd cemeteries, 07/22/1932:2 Daughter born, 07/31/1931:7 Reeves, Stanley Reed, Charles E. Candy taken from Oak St store, 10/16/1931:1 House decorations attract considerable attention, 01/03/1930:1 Refuse and Refuse Disposal Reed, Charles Porter Trash fire gets away from Edward Lovell, 01/10/1930:1 Wed to Muriel Jones, 08/29/1930:2 Pea pods and corn cobs go in rubbish not garbage, 06/27/1930:8 Reed, Claudia Young Clarification on collection days, 07/04/1930:1 Resides in Salem, 08/08/1930:3 Rotten clams cause stench near Middleboro-Carver line, 07/04/1930:1 Moves to Washington, DC, 11/28/1930:3 Disposal of offal in bushes causes disagreeable situation, 07/25/1930:1 Daughter born, 07/31/1931:7 Collection route extended, 07/25/1930:6 Reed, Daniel Collection day moved to Thursday, 01/23/1931:1 Chief engineer at Curtis-Wright flying school, 02/27/1931:1 Selectmen seek land for dump (ad), 03/27/1931:5 Son born, 05/04/1934:4 Public dump not settled at selectmen's meeting, 04/24/1931:4 Reed, Daniel C. Selectmen acquire land for dump, 05/08/1931:1 Injured in collision with Corayer on South Main St, 10/06/1933:1 New town dump opens on Plymouth St, 05/08/1931:2 Reed, David Garbage must not be mixed with rubbish, 05/15/1931:2 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Roadside dumping a problem for health officer, 05/22/1931:1 Reed, Earl Persistent fire at old dump on Fairview St, 07/10/1931:1 Engaged to Violet E. Rider, 10/07/1932:6 Householders please refrain from putting corn husks with regular Reed, Earl Wendell garbage, 07/31/1931:1 Wedding described, 04/14/1933:7 Poultry carcasses cause nauseating stench in Warrentown, 08/14/1931:1 Reed, Edward Fire in town dump on Plymouth St, 11/13/1931:1 Home struck by lightning, 08/22/1930:3 Collection goes from weekly to biweekly, 02/19/1932:1 Reed, Edward C. Collection on weekly schedule, 03/18/1932:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Dumping of rubbish along rural sections an increasing problem, Chimney fire on Pine St, 03/23/1934:1 09/02/1932:1 Reed, Ella L. Illegal dumping brought to attention of selectmen, 09/02/1932:1 Obituary, 03/04/1932:3 Health officer urges patrons to use regulation pails, 09/16/1932:1 Reed, Evelyn Maude Request for free rubbish removal from post office turned down by Obituary, 11/09/1934:1 selectmen, 01/06/1933:4 Wife of Edward C. dies at age 54, 11/09/1934:4 Schedule change, 02/03/1933:1 Reed, Frances Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Wedding described, 11/17/1933:1 Schedule change, 06/09/1933:3 Reed, Frank Do not put pea pods and corn husks in garbage pails, 06/30/1933:1 Completes 30 years of service at Taunton pumping station, 01/01/1932:4 New pickup schedule, 10/27/1933:1 Reed, Isabella Rubbish fire on Hillside Ave, 11/03/1933:1 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Health officer Connor goes over rules, 03/09/1934:1 Rubbish fire on Pleasant St, 09/07/1934:2
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Regan, Joseph L. Restaurants cont. State patrolman assigned here, 08/07/1931:1 Clark's Place, home cooking and ice cream, West Grove St (ad), Registrars of Voters (see Middleboro - Board of Registrars of Voters) 09/25/1931:4 Rego, Mary A. Break-in at Calvin Shaw's roadside lunch stand, 10/30/1931:9 Engaged to Louis Martin, 09/14/1934:4 Delicatessen on wheels serves men working on Warrentown gas Rehan, Florence D. extension, 12/02/1932:1 Wed to H. Allen Grimwood, 12/15/1933:4 Benno Mutho proprietor of Precinct Spa, 12/02/1932:4 Reid, Edward J. Homestead Dining Room, Nils and Martha Malmquist, 19 South Main New curate at Sacred Heart, 12/04/1931:2 St (ad), 12/30/1932:8 Reisner, Ensworth Mrs Harry Belmont, Chinese chop suey every Thursday (ad), New pastor at South Middleboro ME Church, 06/29/1934:1 01/20/1933:8 Commences studies at Boston University, 09/28/1934:5 Cape Garden Restaurant opens on West Grove St (ad), 05/19/1933:5 Remillard, Ernest Sunnyside Restaurant, 461 Centre St (ad), 05/19/1933:8 Boat taken from Wood's pond mooring, sank, 08/26/1932:1 Washington Manor, Precinct St, Lakeville (ad), 10/13/1933:3 Remillard, Leo Licenses renewed by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Engaged to Anna McLeod, 08/26/1932:1 Daisy Do-nut and Coffee Shop opens at 85 Center St (ad), 12/15/1933:5 Wedding described, 09/09/1932:1 White Arbor Tea Room sold, 01/26/1934:6 Remillard, Leo H. Royal Cafe, 6 Centre St (ad), 05/18/1934:8 Engaged to Anna M. McLeod, 08/26/1932:4, 09/02/1932:1 The Quality Dining Room opens in Glidden building (a), 10/12/1934:8 Wed to Anna M. McLeod, 09/09/1932:4 Edith Hudson proprietor of The Homestead, Cherry and East Grove St Remillard, Oliva J. (ad), 11/16/1934:8 Land damages awarded, 07/24/1931:1 Notice to holders of victualler's licenses (ad), 12/07/1934:8 Remillard, Oliver Petition for food cart at traffic circle denied, 12/21/1934:1 Couple married 25 years, 11/27/1931:1 Revolutionary War North Carver couple married 25 years, 12/04/1931:3 see also Daughters of the American Revolution - Nemasket Chapter Renard, Ronald Hattie LeBaron completes biographies of six of the real granddaughters Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 of the Revolution, 11/09/1934:1 Renne, Emil A. Reynard, Casil And Herman Lind petition state for damage to cranberry bogs from new Employed in Hyannis, 02/26/1932:1 state road, 05/13/1932:1 Reynolds (Mr) Republicans Purchases Green St poultry farm from Howard Trites, 03/28/1930:5 Caucus names officers 55 years ago, 03/21/1930:8 Osborne - Reynolds Co. printers, 48 North Main St (ad), 05/02/1930:8 Delegates to state convention, 08/15/1930:1 Reynolds, Alice Caucus held 55 years ago, 09/19/1930:9 Charged with child neglect, 08/14/1931:1 J.C. Sullivan member of State Central committee 55 years ago, Neglect case continued, 08/21/1931:1 10/03/1930:6 Reynolds, Catherine Open political headquarters here, 10/24/1930:1 Engaged to Louis Daddario, 10/30/1931:4 Hold caucus 55 years ago, 04/24/1931:7 Wed to Louis Daddario, 11/27/1931:4 Delay in filing nomination papers, 08/19/1932:1 Reynolds, Catherine H. Newly formed Republican League of Middleboro endorses candidate for Collides with Alice Ashley at Lane and Center St, 12/26/1930:4 county treasurer, 10/21/1932:5 Reynolds, Edgar Republican League of Middleboro endorses Philip Schuyler (ad), Moves to New Bedford, 10/31/1930:1 10/21/1932:6 Reynolds, Edward Open local headquarters in American building, 11/04/1932:1 Five local men injured in accident in Bridgewater, 06/22/1934:7 Economic recovery depends on Hoover (ad), 11/04/1932:2 Reynolds, Frank G. Open headquarters in American building (ad), 11/04/1932:8 Engaged to Marguerite E. Corp, 09/22/1933:4 Organize here for upcoming year, 02/24/1933:1 Wedding described, 09/29/1933:1 Lakeville committee organizes, 02/24/1933:4 Reynolds, George F. District women's Republican club meets here, 11/03/1933:4 Observes 88th birthday, biography, 10/07/1932:2 Hold rally here, 09/28/1934:1 GAR vet celebrates 90th birthday, 10/05/1934:1 Rally held despite weather, 09/28/1934:1 Reynolds, Gideon W. Honesty in government, vote Republican (ad), 10/26/1934:7 Obituary, 03/30/1934:1 Town committee says stop extravagance in government (ad), Dies at age 69, 03/30/1934:4 11/02/1934:8 Reynolds, Shaw H. Spend $115.82 in last election, 12/07/1934:1 East Bridgewater man charged with larceny from Reynolds, Resende, Antonio S. 09/26/1930:1 Wife files for divorce, 11/10/1933:5 Joseph Newton held for grand jury on charge of larceny from Reynolds, Resende, Georginia S. 10/03/1930:4 Files for divorce, 11/10/1933:5 Reynolds, Shaw Howard Restaurants Confined to home with influenza, 02/23/1934:4 see also Central Cafe; Finn, William E.; King Philip Inn; Park Cafe; The Employed by Middleboro Nash Co., 09/28/1934:3 Buttonwoods Inn and Gift Shop; The Old Tavern Rhames, Edward E. Chinese restaurant in Lakeville (ad), 03/28/1930:8 Obituary, 03/23/1934:1 Wilson Scudder granted common victualler's license, 11/28/1930:1 Rhinelander, Albert Craig's Welcome Inn, opposite sanatorium in Lakeville (ad), Son born, 02/07/1930:1 12/05/1930:10 Rhinelander, Albert, Jr. Mr Eldridge opens tea room on Bedford St, 04/17/1931:3 Born to Albert and Irene Davis, 02/07/1930:1 Pine Grove Dining Room, J.C. Taylor proprietor, Wareham St (ad), Rhinelander, Irene Davis 06/19/1931:7 Son born, 02/07/1930:1 Joseph Fortin fined $10 for selling substandard milk, 07/03/1931:2
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Rhodes, Robert Richardson, Oscar Son born, 05/15/1931:4 Doctor retires from New England Telephone medical staff, Rhodes, Robert Stanley 06/06/1930:1 Born to Robert, 05/15/1931:4 Lakeville couple married 50 years, 12/23/1932:1 Riccardi, Luigi Richardson, Sarah E. Obituary, 02/12/1932:1 Obituary, 07/14/1933:1 South Hanson man dies at age 24, 02/12/1932:4 Widow of Robert K. dies at age 88, 07/14/1933:4 Ricco, Antonio Richardson, William D. Tried for manslaughter in Norfolk county court, 05/02/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/11/1930:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/01/1930:4 Richenburg, Frank Ricco, John Dies in Taunton, 06/09/1933:7 Baseball smashes West Bridgewater man's windshield, 06/29/1934:3 Richmond, Charles Gerard Rice, Chester Born to Winston, 05/05/1933:3 Baseball player struck in eye by apple thrown by "fan," 08/15/1930:1 Richmond, Emma Louise Clerk at police station, 08/19/1932:1 Obituary, 02/26/1932:1 Rice, Chester H. Richmond, Emma L.P. Nearly loses eyesight after struck by apple, 08/15/1930:4 Wife of Theodore A. dies at age 69, 02/26/1932:4 Rice, James L. Will in probate, 03/18/1932:5 Obituary, 10/06/1933:1 Richmond, Ethel Rice, John, Jr. Assistant librarian at Wheaton College, 01/24/1930:4 Youngster runs into auto on Center St, 01/02/1931:1 Appointed head of circulation at library at Wheaton College, Rice, L. Wallace 04/17/1931:3 Appointed regular patrolman, 07/01/1932:1 North Lakeville folks attend wedding, 06/23/1933:2 Rice, L. Walter Richmond, Ethel G. Brother dies in Claremont, NH, 10/06/1933:1 Engaged to George H. Penniman, 06/16/1933:4 Rice, Mrs L. Walter Wed to George H. Penniman, 06/23/1933:4 Uncle dies in Haverhill, 03/21/1930:1 Richmond, Ethel Girard Rich, Elsie Wedding described, 06/23/1933:1 Graduation essay on Clara Barton, 06/20/1930:5 Richmond, Harry Richards (Mr) Twin son and daughter born, 08/14/1931:4 Marbleworker receives goods from Europe 55 years ago, 07/25/1930:7 Files assault charge against egg-throwing Raymond Casey, Richards, Adelia C. 04/08/1932:4 Flower bed destroyed by thieves, 05/29/1931:1 Richmond, L. Richards, Frederick L. Richmond & Co., paints (ad), 01/03/1930:3 Son born, 07/10/1931:8 Richmond, Leonard Richards, G.C. Loses valuable horse 55 years ago, 03/14/1930:6 Books passage to Europe 50 years ago, 01/24/1930:10 Richmond, Lillian L. Richards, George C. Obituary, 10/06/1933:1 Stone worker heads to Europe 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Wife of Stephen G. dies at age 55, 10/06/1933:4 Reports satisfactory trip to Europe 55 years ago, 04/04/1930:8 Richmond, Maurice Richards, James Valuable hound killed by auto, 05/20/1932:4 Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), Richmond, Mrs Stephen 07/17/1931:1 Librarian at North Middleboro announces August closing, 07/31/1931:6 Richards, Mrs G.A. Richmond, Nathan Lets apartment to Inga Iversen, 10/28/1932:4 Receives 25-year service medal from Keith company, 07/17/1931:1 Richards, Mrs George A. Richmond, Preston H. Describes trip to Florida, 03/27/1931:4 Freshman in engineering at Northeastern University, 09/16/1932:1 Richardson (Mr) Richmond, Ray Scudder & Richardson produce first nails 55 years ago, 05/23/1930:8 Davison's bus driver receives award for safety, 03/25/1932:6 Richardson, Anna Donates new books to Rock Village Library, 10/20/1933:6 Doctor retires from New England Telephone medical staff, Richmond, Rosemary 06/06/1930:1 Born to Winston, 03/06/1931:3 Slips on piazza, seriously injures arm, 06/24/1932:8 Richmond, Rufus Lakeville doctor hosts member of Russian nobility, 04/14/1933:1 Out-of-town men charged with breaking and entering, 05/05/1933:1 Richardson, Earle Smith, Jr. Richmond, Theodore Wedding described, 04/06/1934:7 Lets Plymouth St home to Harold Pratt, 05/20/1932:6 Richardson, Ellen B. Richmond, Winst__ (sic) Wed to Harold O. Bliss, 02/26/1932:4 Daughter born, 03/06/1931:4 Richardson, George Theodore Richmond, Winston Wedding described, 03/02/1934:1 Accepts post at State Farm, 08/08/1930:5 Richardson, Lester Daughter born, 03/06/1931:3 Weston woman injured in collision with Richardson at Plymouth and Moves from North Lakeville to North Middleboro, 07/24/1931:3 Bedford St, 07/01/1932:1 Son born, 05/05/1933:3 Son born, 08/19/1932:2, 02/02/1934:4 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 12/27/1933:1 Chimney fire on Thompson St, 12/07/1934:1 Richmond's Store Richardson, Mrs Theodore Tires and batteries (ad), 01/03/1930:2 Resides in Boston, 06/22/1934:1 Rickard, Frank R. Obituary, 05/04/1934:2
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Rickard, Lydia A. Roach, Joseph Obituary, 01/30/1931:3 Donates evergreens to School Street School, 10/13/1933:1 Ricker, Esther Roach, Lydia Obituary, 11/21/1930:8 Studies abroad in Switzerland, 10/02/1931:1 Riddell, Mrs H.S. Roach, Mary Pauline Dies in Bridgeport, CT, 12/28/1934:1 English bull terrier takes second at Brockton fair, 09/23/1932:1 Rideout, Olive M. Roads, Highways, Etc. Wed to Middleton B. Trites, 07/17/1931:4 see also Massachusetts Department of Public Works; Middleboro - Rider, Violet E. Highway Department Engaged to Earl Reed, 10/07/1932:6 Petition for improvements to Spruce St, 01/10/1930:8 Riedel, Gertrude Hilda Commissioners hold hearing here, 01/31/1930:6 Engaged to Thomas Francis Thompson, 03/28/1930:4 Citizens file grievances at selectmen's meeting, 02/28/1930:2 Wedding described, 05/02/1930:1 Cudworth puts Bishop Ave, private way, into good shape, 03/28/1930:7 Wed to Thomas F. Thompson, 05/02/1930:4 Highland Rd project in Lakeville started, 04/18/1930:3 Riggs, Harry No money available for land damage assessment, 06/20/1930:1 Auto crank kick-back breaks arm, 11/06/1931:1 Worst jam on Cape road due to work, 06/27/1930:2 Riggs, Irma Review of articles in warrant for special town meeting, 07/04/1930:1 Uncle Albert Hamm attends wedding, 12/04/1931:1 Two-way traffic restored after repairs at Fall Brook, 07/04/1930:4 Wed to William Goos, 12/04/1931:1 Elmer Sisson petitions selectmen for new project in South Middleboro, Riggs, Irma Frances 07/11/1930:1 Engaged to William Goos, 10/09/1931:1 Middleboro share of new state highway an expensive proposition, Wedding described, 12/04/1931:1 07/11/1930:1 Riggs, Leonard Petition for improvements to Spruce St, 07/11/1930:6 High school benefit athletic night to aid student battling blood Special town meeting attracts 12 voters, 07/25/1930:1 poisoning, 12/27/1933:1 Heavy trucks no longer permitted on Plymouth St through Warrentown, Riggs, Leonard A. 08/01/1930:1 Obituary, 02/23/1934:1 No opposition to land damage claims at town meeting, 08/01/1930:1 Boston boy dies at age 16, 02/23/1934:4 Spruce St hearing, 08/08/1930:1 Riggs, Marion County commissioners convene on question of Spruce St, 08/15/1930:1 Graduates from Boston Girls' High School, 07/04/1930:1 Work on new state road suspended due to death of Michael Musco, Riggs, Merle C. 08/15/1930:6 Engaged to Andrew P. Girard, 10/13/1933:4 Boy starts steamroller at site of Cape road, 09/05/1930:1 Wed to Andrew P. Girard, 10/20/1933:4 New Cape road at Fall Brook nearly ready, 09/05/1930:1 Riley, Edward S. Our new road (l) (Harvey C. Domina), 09/12/1930:6 Wedding described, 03/28/1930:1 New state road to be through way, 09/26/1930:1 Wed to Mildred Ellen Jenney, 03/28/1930:4 Hattie Barrows receives compensation for land damages due to road Riley, Frank repairs, 10/03/1930:1 Fined $50 for drunk driving, 07/01/1932:1 New state road between Bridgewater and Fall Brook complete, Riley, Frank J. 11/14/1930:4 Obituary, 04/27/1934:1 Old roads pose problem with new state highway, 11/21/1930:1 Newington, CT man dies at age 46, 04/27/1934:4 What are responsibilities of local police on new state road?, Riley, Joseph 01/09/1931:1 Daughter born, 03/09/1934:4 Residents petition for improvements to Spruce St, 01/09/1931:7 Riley, Joseph F. Petition for improvements to Thompson St, 01/23/1931:5 Son born, 12/16/1932:4 Meeting held to consider Spruce St petition, 01/23/1931:6 Riley's Red & White Store New state highway skirting western section of town a wonder of 378 Center St and Everett St (ad), 03/09/1934:2 engineering, 01/30/1931:1 Rinne (Mr) Planning Board suggests shade trees be planted along highways, Moves from South Carver to Middleboro, 05/08/1931:3 01/30/1931:1 Rinne, Alexandra M. Thomas wants town to do road work, 02/06/1931:2 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Commissioners hold meeting to address Spruce St petition, Rinne, Emil A. 02/13/1931:4 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Thompson St hearing held, 26 residents turn out, 02/27/1931:1 Riss, Florence O. Muddy conditions give rise to complaints at selectmen's meeting, Engaged to George M. Benton, 09/22/1933:4 03/06/1931:1 Wed to George M. Benton, 10/06/1933:4 Town of Lakeville named in equity suit for road-building materials, Ritter, Lena 03/13/1931:2 Resumes duties at Crosby House, 04/03/1931:1 Lakeville citizens petition for repairs to Bedford St, 03/13/1931:4 Ritter, Louis Lakeville gets road hearing, 04/17/1931:4 Salesman for R.D. Kelley Coal Co. (ad), 05/13/1932:2 Petition for repairs to Taunton and Center St, 05/15/1931:5 Rivers (see Namasket River; Taunton River) Selectmen discuss elimination of old roads along new state highway, Roach (Mr) 06/05/1931:1 Lightning strikes cupola on farm, 08/14/1931:1 Money voted for improvements to Center and Taunton St, 06/26/1931:1 Roach, Ambrose J. Commissioners hold hearing on road repairs, 06/26/1931:4 Purchases East Middleboro place from Dr Groppner, 01/03/1930:1 Call for bids for macadam work in Middleboro, 07/10/1931:3 Roach, Catherine Crew fills shoulders of new road with stones, 07/17/1931:1 Studies abroad in Switzerland, 10/02/1931:1 Lanes marked on new state road, narrowing at West Grove St Roach, Helen dangerous, 07/17/1931:1 Studies abroad in Switzerland, 10/02/1931:1 Narrowing of new state road at West Grove St bridge a problem, 07/17/1931:1
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Roads, Highways, Etc. cont. Roads, Highways, Etc. cont. Petition for improvements to Thompson St, 07/17/1931:5 Local unemployed dissatisfied with hiring for new construction, Selectmen short of demands for land damages, 07/24/1931:2 04/21/1933:1 Review of efforts in road building in past few years, 07/31/1931:1 Severe rain storm causes trouble in Rock, 04/21/1933:2 Trees cut at Central Cemetery, road widened, Surrey building to be Progress made on local projects, 05/26/1933:2 moved, 08/07/1931:1 Center St merchants deprived of business by new state road, The new road (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 08/07/1931:2 06/23/1933:1 Shoulders of state road cleared by gangs from public works, Road building projects well under way, 06/30/1933:1 08/21/1931:1 New state highway does change business district, 07/14/1933:1 Selectmen discuss upcoming meeting with public works department, Question of how highways to handle traffic, 08/11/1933:1 08/28/1931:1 Stone spread on new state road, speeds travel time, 09/08/1933:1 Wilkins warns selectmen about dangerous crossing, 08/28/1931:1 New road in the works from here to Taunton, 10/27/1933:1 North Middleboro roads tarred, 08/28/1931:2 Plymouth contractor suffers theft from job site, 10/27/1933:1 Land damage compensation considered at selectmen's meeting, New road to Taunton makes trip only 15 minutes, 11/17/1933:1 09/25/1931:1 Selectmen receive letter of complaint concerning Tispaquin St, Details of land damage awards, 10/02/1931:1 03/30/1934:1 Selectmen field complaints about maintenance of rural roads, Improvements made at traffic circle, 05/04/1934:1 10/02/1931:1 Lakeville petitions for road improvements, 06/08/1934:7 State proposes new Taunton-Cape road, 10/02/1931:1 Tree plantings at traffic circle now an obstruction, 06/22/1934:1 Plans take shape for rebuilding Bedford St, 10/16/1931:1 Roads, Highways, Etc. (55 years ago) Selectmen address petition for new state road, 10/23/1931:1 New road from Centre St to Town House proposed, 04/11/1930:8 State maps out road building program for Lakeville, 10/23/1931:1 Petition for new road from corner of Center and Pearl St to Town Special Lakeville town meeting addresses new state road, 10/23/1931:2 House, 09/19/1930:9 State requests sealed bids for work on new road in Lakeville, Osborne, Alden, and Reed contract to grade and build new road, 11/06/1931:4 10/10/1930:8 Lower end of Cape road to be widened, 11/27/1931:4 Lakeville settles lawsuit with East Taunton man, 12/12/1930:3 Connecticut contractor awarded work on new state road along Bedford Robbery St, 12/04/1931:1 see also Automobile Theft; Burglary; Larceny; Poultry Stealing; Pleas made in the name of safety at meeting on streets and highways, Shoplifting; Theft 12/04/1931:1 Bag snatcher in town, 12/26/1930:1 Traffic safety meeting well-attended, 12/04/1931:2 Powlesland victim of alleged holdup on Taunton River bridge, Work on new road progresses, 12/25/1931:3 09/22/1933:1 Land damages on Thompson St layout, 01/01/1932:1 Elmer Wardell arrested for holdup and various thefts, 09/21/1934:1 Tools stolen from road workers, 01/22/1932:1 Boston man reports holdup on Plymouth road, 11/16/1934:1 State road land damage award amended, 02/12/1932:1 Robbins (Mr) State road between Taunton and Middleboro delayed due to lack of Rents house from Edward Van Dusen, 05/16/1930:3 funds, 02/26/1932:2 Robbins, Adelbert P. The Thompson St project (l) (Dwight P. Kinsman), 03/04/1932:3 Obituary, 03/18/1932:2, 03/25/1932:7 Quincy company contracts for state road work, 05/06/1932:1 Robbins, Alice Howe Work started on Cape road repairs, 05/27/1932:4 Obituary, 11/07/1930:1 Land damage bills still in works after state road built two years ago, Wife of Martin F. dies at age 37, 11/07/1930:4 07/01/1932:1 Robbins, Alton O. No safety committee appointed at selectmen's meeting, 07/01/1932:1 Auto goes through store window on Center St, 12/19/1930:2 Work on new highway progressing, 07/01/1932:1 Robbins, Bernice Bids requested for work on Thompson St, 07/15/1932:1 Employed at NE Peabody Home for Crippled Children in Newton Notice of request for bids, 07/15/1932:3 Centre, 04/04/1930:1 Sharp bidding on Thompson St job, 07/22/1932:1 Robbins, B.G. Works starts on big traffic circle at West Grove and Bedford St, People's Fish Market, B.G. Robbins manager (ad), 04/29/1932:8 08/05/1932:1 Robbins, Caroline W. New road to Taunton finally in the works, 08/12/1932:1 Obituary, 01/08/1932:1 McCarthy receives $1,750 for land damages, 08/19/1932:8 Wife of Alton O. dies at age 43, 01/08/1932:4 Bids open for new state road, 08/26/1932:1 Robbins, Carroll G. How many men will show up for work on new Taunton road?, Fined $10 for keeping unlicensed dog, 07/29/1932:1 09/09/1932:1 Fined $10 for speeding, 09/23/1932:1 Two hundred twenty five men register for work on new state road, Uses electricity unlawfully, 05/05/1933:1 09/16/1932:1 Robbins, Edward A. Governor's council refuses to award Taunton highway contract, Engaged to Mary E. Guild, 08/22/1930:4 09/23/1932:1 Robbins, Frank Road from town line to town hall in Lakeville put in good shape, Funeral held at North Abington, 10/06/1933:3 09/23/1932:1 Robbins, George A. Twenty-five Lakeville men registered for road work, 09/23/1932:1 Uses electricity unlawfully, 05/05/1933:1 Work on Bedford, West Grove St traffic circle nearly done, Robbins, Gorden 09/30/1932:4 Son born, 10/03/1930:4 John Miller receives addition money for damages, 10/07/1932:1 Robbins, Gordon Big traffic circle at Bedford and West Grove St complete, 11/11/1932:1 Son born, 01/06/1933:4 Work begun on new Middleboro to Taunton stretch, 02/03/1933:4 Robbins, Howard Gomes and Plymouth man injured while working on new road, Enlists in U.S. Army, 12/09/1932:1 04/07/1933:1 Robbins, Howard C. High water undermines Bedford St, 04/21/1933:1 Wed to Dorothy W. Blinn, 08/07/1931:4
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Robbins, Howard Chace Roberts, Mary cont. Wedding described, 08/07/1931:1 Wed to Kenneth A. Terwilliger, 06/29/1934:4 Robbins, John Engaged to Kenneth Terwilliger, 06/29/1934:6 Wed to France Knowlton, 04/21/1933:1 Roberts, Mrs Samuel Robbins, Laurence James Resides in New Jersey, 02/13/1931:4 Born to Gorden, 10/03/1930:4 Roberts, Paul Robbins, Leland W. Milk truck collides with Bassett's sedan at Forest and Center St, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/18/1930:5 12/12/1930:1 Robbins, Lillian Son of Samuel christened, 09/23/1932:3 Engaged to Charles Mills, 04/06/1934:3 Roberts' milk truck collides with Nemasket Transportation truck at West Robbins, Lillian H. St and LeBaron Ave, 04/20/1934:1 Engaged to Charles E. Mills, 12/08/1933:3 Roberts, Philip Robbins, Lillian Hammond Moves here from Singac, NJ, 01/23/1931:3 Wedding described, 04/20/1934:2 Valedictorian at Pratt Free School, 04/15/1932:2 Robbins, Lloyd C. Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Obituary, 06/26/1931:9 Roberts, Samuel Robbins, Martin F. Purchases Pleasant St farm from Claude Turkington, 12/19/1930:5 Married in Bridgewater, 09/21/1934:1 Son born, 07/15/1932:3 Robbins, Martin Francis Son Paul christened, 09/23/1932:3 Wedding described, 09/21/1934:7 Reports pig killed by dog, 11/03/1933:1 Robbins, Mary A. Roberts, Thomas Widow of Adelbert dies at age 73, 02/03/1933:4 Employed at Caswell Bros., 07/03/1931:6 Robbins, Sara Jennie Robid_u_, (sic) Frank Wife of John S. dies at age 70, 12/15/1933:4 Wed to Carrie Joseph in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Robbins, Sarah Jennie Robidoux, Arthur Obituary, 12/15/1933:7 Eight stories published in Brockton Enterprise, 04/06/1934:2 Robbins, Stella Robidoux, Arthur C. Nurse in Rhode Island hospital, 01/17/1930:1 Takes 38th in autograph album contest, 11/18/1932:1 Graduates from Rhode Island hospital, 05/20/1932:1 Robidoux, George H. Roberta's Beauty Shoppe Obituary, 12/25/1931:1 111 Centre St (ad), 02/28/1930:10 Dies at age 74, 12/25/1931:4 Roberti, F. Robinson (Mr) Plumbing, 39 West St (ad), 05/26/1933:8 Chimney fire on Taunton St, 03/17/1933:1 Roberts, Alfred E. Robinson, Alice Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Obituary, 02/16/1934:1 Roberts, Anna Dies at age 69, 02/16/1934:4 Employed by RCA in New York, 01/23/1931:3 Robinson, Alice I. Accepts position in Westfield, 12/09/1932:6 Obituary, 02/17/1933:1 Roberts, Annie Wife of John Emil dies at age 60, 02/17/1933:4 Wood St house entered by thief, 12/02/1932:6 Robinson, Annie Roberts, Annie Lucy Resides in Gardner, ME, 07/03/1931:1 Obituary, 12/07/1934:1 Robinson, Cassie S. Dies at age 60, 12/07/1934:4 Breaks arm in fall, 10/30/1931:1 Roberts, Edgar A. Robinson, Charles Hidden Driver collides with Boston auto at South Main and Prospect St, Wedding described, 05/05/1933:1 01/03/1930:4 Robinson, Dorothy Roberts, Eva Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/18/1931:6 Moves here from Singac, NJ, 01/23/1931:3 Teacher contracts measles, 04/27/1934:1 Employed at Children's hospital in New Jersey, 12/22/1933:6 Robinson, Edward Roberts, George Obituary, 07/24/1931:1 Couple married 50 years, 12/30/1932:4 Dies at age 64, 07/24/1931:4 Roberts, James Robinson, Evelyn Chimney fire on Center St, 05/02/1930:4 Accepts teaching post in Lancaster, 09/12/1930:2 Roberts, John Lets Pleasant St tenement to John Brooks, 10/03/1930:4 Resides in Boston, 06/24/1932:2 Occupies McDermid house on Center St, 07/03/1931:6 Roberts, John H. Teaches at Industrial School for Girls at Lancaster, 07/01/1932:3 Wedding held in Providence, 07/14/1933:6 Robinson, Everett Wed to Martha B.L. Berghahn, 08/11/1933:4 Elected to first Plymouth Senatorial District 55 years ago, 12/05/1930:9 Roberts, Joseph Robinson, Florence Brush fire on Center St, 03/27/1931:1 Crocuses appear in springlike weather, 02/28/1930:1 Small building alight on Center St, 07/22/1932:1 Fire in pile of old shingles, 06/12/1931:1 Roberts, Joseph S. Robinson, Florence A. Engaged to Mary C. Souza, 07/01/1932:4 Assistant librarian resigns after 35 years of service, 12/30/1932:1 Wed to Mary C. Souza, 07/08/1932:4 Robinson, Frank Roberts, Mary Wed to Mildred Johnson, 07/18/1930:7 Engaged to Hugh J. Rogers, 08/29/1930:4 Resides in New Hampshire, 08/28/1931:2 Wedding described, 09/05/1930:1 Robinson, Grace Wed to Hugh J. Rogers, 09/05/1930:4 Obituary, 08/14/1931:3 Moves here from Singac, NJ, 01/23/1931:3 Robinson, Irving Engaged to Kenneth Terwilleger, 09/29/1933:7 Accepts position with Glen Falls, NY department store, 02/24/1933:1
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Robinson, J. Emil Rock Post Office cont. Maleski and Huxley held for grand jury on charge of breaking and To remain open for the present, 11/10/1933:6 entering Robinson's store, 12/01/1933:1 Office closed down, 03/02/1934:1 Robinson, J.E. Services discontinued as of March 31st, 03/02/1934:3 Auto catches fire on Center St, 10/24/1930:6 Hirst opposed to curtailment of postal service, 03/09/1934:2 Robinson, John E. History, 03/09/1934:3 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Reminder of discontinued service at area offices (l), 03/30/1934:1 Robinson, Lawrence R. Representative in Washington to retain post office, 03/30/1934:6 Chimney fire on Warren Ave, 12/05/1930:4 Rural folks peeved, 04/06/1934:1 Robinson, Lester Discontinues service after 85 years, 04/06/1934:3 Enlists in U.S. Navy, 11/10/1933:2 Thomas Hirst returns from Washington after post office petitions fail, Serves on battleship New Mexico at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 04/06/1934:4 03/02/1934:1 Protests post office closings (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 04/06/1934:7 Stationed at submarine school in New London, CT, 06/08/1934:1 Rock Railroad Station Stationed on USS New Mexico, 06/22/1934:1 Flagman Hojaboom replaced by flashing electric light, 01/17/1930:3 Robinson, Lester Warren Freight station and flagman's house sold, will be removed, 01/17/1930:3 Completes U.S. Navy entrance exams, 08/18/1933:1 Clifford Westgate station agent, 02/28/1930:6 Robinson, Lulu S. Rock School Tax collector's sale, 05/26/1933:5 Elizabeth Drew transfers to Green School, 08/15/1930:1 Robinson, Mary J. Amelia Boutin fills vacancy, 08/29/1930:2 Obituary, 06/02/1933:1 Electric lights installed, 11/20/1931:6 Widow of Joseph dies at age 93, 06/02/1933:4 Amelia Boutin re-elected teacher, 05/20/1932:6 Petition for administration of estate, 06/16/1933:6 History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 05/05/1933:3 Robinson, Mildred Rock Village Library Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Reading room and small library planned for Rock village, 08/15/1930:6 Robinson, Nellie Organizational meeting held in Rock, 08/29/1930:3 Resigns from Lakeville Library, 06/12/1931:9 Ladies Aid society pledges $25 to Rock Village library, 10/17/1930:8 Robinson, Raymond Cataloguer from state library at work in Rock Village library, Motorcycle accident nearly fatal, 10/24/1930:1 11/07/1930:2 Stationed on USS Salt Lake City in Yonkers, NY, 06/08/1934:1 Rock Village library opens for public inspection, 12/05/1930:7 Robinson, R.R. Rock Village library open for book distribution, 12/12/1930:6 Disposes of business to Peter Thatcher 55 years ago, 05/16/1930:7 Continues to hold deep interest of residents, 02/27/1931:2 Robinson, Willie Henry Wyman makes generous fund raising offer, 02/27/1931:2 Enters Brown University 55 years ago, 09/26/1930:6 List of available magazines, 03/27/1931:6 Roby, Nathan List of contributors, 03/27/1931:6 Son born, 04/01/1932:4, 04/08/1932:7 Additional contributors, 04/03/1931:3 Daughter born, 11/16/1934:5 List of recently added books, 05/29/1931:6 Roby, William List of new books, 06/05/1931:3 Son born, 11/16/1934:4 List of contributed books, 06/12/1931:3 Rocco, Charles Della Summer hours, 06/12/1931:3 Lighting truck crashes into air pump at Chadwick's station, New books listed, 06/19/1931:3 12/30/1932:1 List of books added to collection, 07/03/1931:6 Rochester-Lakeville Greater Parish More books added, 07/10/1931:2 Two pastors for new parish, 08/15/1930:4 Holds annual meeting, 08/07/1931:2 Holds meeting at Precinct church, 09/26/1930:1 New hours, 09/11/1931:3 Churches carrying on religious work in respective localities, Has total of 4,695 volumes, 10/02/1931:6 10/10/1930:1 Arthur Winslow donates 16 volumes of American Encyclopedia, Extends call to Rev Harry Coole, 12/19/1930:1 10/09/1931:9 Choral Society to broadcast (p), 03/27/1931:4 A.W. Higgins presents library with books, 11/06/1931:7 Pastor Everett Bemont resigns, 04/15/1932:1 Holiday hours, 12/18/1931:6 June Heath candidate for preacher, 08/05/1932:2 Going to summer schedule, 05/06/1932:7 Extends call to Andrew Solandt, 10/07/1932:4 List of new books, 05/20/1932:6, 06/03/1932:6 Reception held for new associate pastor Solandt, 11/18/1932:4 Holds annual meeting, 08/05/1932:6 Rock Cemetery Winter hours, 12/09/1932:6 Association holds annual meeting, 04/18/1930:9 Correction to winter hours, 12/16/1932:2 Holds annual meeting, 04/17/1931:7, 04/21/1933:2 Closed on Memorial Day, 05/26/1933:3 Large number of visitors on Memorial Day, 06/02/1933:2 Summer hours, 07/07/1933:3 Association elects officers, 04/20/1934:3 Association holds annual business meeting, 08/11/1933:3 Rock Ladies Aid Society Henry Wyman contributes books, 09/01/1933:6 Ladies Aid society pledges $25 to Rock Village Library, 10/17/1930:8 Receives copy of Shoddy by Brummitt, 09/15/1933:3 Rock Ladies' Aid Society List of new books, 09/22/1933:2 Holds annual business meeting, 01/06/1933:3 Ida Chisholm donates books, 09/29/1933:3 Rock Pond Ray Richmond donates 18 new books, 10/20/1933:6 Ice forms, 11/23/1934:6 List of new books, 01/12/1934:7 Ice skaters enjoy conditions, 12/14/1934:9 New book list, 09/21/1934:3, 09/28/1934:6, 10/05/1934:6, 10/12/1934:2 Rock Post Office New books added, 10/19/1934:2 Employs Charles Holmquist, 01/03/1930:2 List of new books, 11/02/1934:6, 11/09/1934:3, 11/30/1934:2 Howard Carver rural letter carrier, 10/24/1930:6 Receives new books from trustees, 11/30/1934:2 Schedule of delivery, 10/02/1931:6 List of new books, 12/14/1934:9 Petitions circulate to keep office open, 09/29/1933:3 Closed Christmas Day, 12/21/1934:6
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Rockwell, Jasper C. Rogers, Herbert L. Obituary, 02/28/1930:1 Obituary, 05/29/1931:1 Rockwell, John D. Norfolk man dies at age 76, 05/29/1931:4 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 07/17/1931:3 Rogers, H.H. Rockwell, Mrs Arthur E. Appointed chaplain at State Farm, 05/02/1930:2 Resides in Amherst, Nova Scotia, 11/23/1934:1 Rogers, Hugh Rockwood, Richard Gets a small doe, 12/07/1934:1 Member of high school baseball, basketball, and football teams (p), Rogers, Hugh J. 06/22/1934:8 Engaged to Mary Roberts, 08/29/1930:4 Rodeos Wedding described, 09/05/1930:1 Steer rider in hospital on danger list, 08/05/1932:1 Wed to Mary Roberts, 09/05/1930:4 VFW sponsors rodeo at Joe Hooker Track, 08/05/1932:1 Rogers, Irving Big attendance at VFW sponsored rodeo, 08/12/1932:8 Resides in Stongingham, 1/27/1933:2 King Brothers' Rodeo draws good sized crowd, 08/18/1933:4 Resides in Stonington, CT, 10/20/1933:3 Rodman, Parmelia A. Rogers, James Engaged to Isaac A. Sheldon, 09/18/1931:4 Painter falls, breaks ribs, 03/07/1930:6 Wed to Isaac Sheldon, 10/02/1931:4 Rogers, Luther Rogers, Albert N. Resides in Stonington, 04/14/1933:7 Obituary, 05/15/1931:1 Resides in Stowe, 11/10/1933:2 Dies at age 60, 05/15/1931:4 Rogers, Luther A. Petition for administration of estate, 05/29/1931:5 Truck crashes bridge, driver hangs over water, 06/15/1934:1 Elk honored at memorial service, 12/11/1931:8 Rogers, Madeline N. Rogers, Alton R. Wedding described, 04/17/1931:1 Peter Kontoes pleads not guilty to armed assault, 04/24/1931:1 Wed to Tony Vertuccio, 04/17/1931:4 Loon Pond cottage suffers break-in, 04/14/1933:2 Rogers, Mrs Charles H. Leslie Aller charges policemen with conspiracy to bring about arrest, Head nurse at prison hospital resigns, biography, 03/04/1932:7 11/17/1933:1 Rogers, Olive B. Aller's charges against policemen discussed by selectmen, 11/17/1933:4 Receives citizenship papers, 07/07/1933:3 Wareham St house gutted by fire, 02/16/1934:4 Rogers, R.S. Rogers, Annie Loses stock in Brockton fire 55 years ago, 08/15/1930:6 Wedding described, 06/12/1931:1 Rogers, Vera Rogers, Annie M. Accepts position as Girl Scout patrol leader, 10/09/1931:6 Engaged to Paul P. Kodis, 05/29/1931:4 Rogers, Webster Rogers, Arthur S. Funeral held in Orleans, 10/19/1934:2 Local people hear from folks in California quake zone, 03/17/1933:1 Rogers, William T. Rogers, Charles H. Obituary, 12/14/1934:1 Appointed acting sergeant at selectmen's meeting, 10/03/1930:1 Dies at age 54, 12/14/1934:4 Peter Kontoes pleads not guilty to armed assault, 04/24/1931:1 Roht, Adolph Appointed regular sergeant, 06/10/1932:4 Obituary, 03/21/1930:1 Leslie Aller charges policemen with conspiracy to bring about arrest, Chelsea man dies at age 49, 03/21/1930:4 11/17/1933:1 Roht, Elizabeth Aller's charges against policemen discussed by selectmen, 11/17/1933:4 Has leading role in Weihnachtsspiel at Boston University, 12/23/1932:1 Rogers, Charles M. Roht, Elizabeth M. Loses stock in Brockton fire 55 years ago, 08/15/1930:6 Co-author of German version of Peter Pan to be presented at BU, Rogers, Edgar C. 12/18/1931:1 Obituary, 03/30/1934:3 Roht, Elizabeth Mary Rogers, Edward V. Graduates from Boston University, 06/16/1933:2 Crashes into Sawicki's store on Center St, 05/25/1934:1 Rolland, Albert Rogers, George Dies in Plymouth, 02/27/1931:1 Overheated chimney burns through partitions at North Lakeville home, Rollins, Herbert S. 12/18/1931:1 Obituary, 09/30/1932:1 Lakeville couple married 31 years, 05/26/1933:4 Roma, Guiseppe North Lakeville couple married 35 years, 05/25/1934:4 Rum racket ends in gory fight and death in Lakeville, 10/17/1930:1 Rogers, George J. Romero, Robert Lakeville tax collector's sale, 01/06/1933:5 New agent at local office of John Hancock Ins., 05/19/1933:1 Rogers, George James Rondell, Anita M. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Engaged to Anthony Proia, 01/16/1931:6 Rogers, Harold H. Rondelli, Albina Busy with final exams at Harvard, 06/06/1930:3 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 Graduates from Harvard, 06/20/1930:3 Rondelli, Anita Receives citizenship papers, 07/07/1933:3 Wedding described, 02/20/1931:1 Family arrives safely in England, 08/11/1933:3 Rondelli, Anita M. Rogers, Harry S. Wed to Anthony Proia, 02/20/1931:4 Grass fire gets out of control, 04/11/1930:3 Roofers Rogers, Henry H. see also Churchill, Chet Obituary, 03/17/1933:1 Ellis contracts to tin roof at Taunton depot 55 years ago, 07/24/1931:6 Dies at age 71, 03/17/1933:2 Petition for administration of estate, 03/31/1933:3
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Rook, Donald Rossini, Philomena Graduates from Rhode Island School of Design, 05/23/1930:8 Obituary, 01/23/1931:1 Sails for France to study at School of Arts in Fountainbleau, Wife of William dies at age 43, 01/23/1931:4 06/06/1930:9 Rotch (Mr) Visits England before going to school in France, 06/27/1930:7 Employs Alton Linton on farm, 09/01/1933:3 Arrives in Fontainbleau, 07/18/1930:7 Employs George Mills on farm, 10/20/1933:5 Returns from three months at Fountainbleau, 10/10/1930:9 Rotch, Arthur Employed in Mansfield, 03/13/1931:2 Sells Fuller St farm to Bowman & Clark, 01/09/1931:1 Employed at Woods Hole, 05/05/1933:8 Rotch, Arthur G. Rook, Millicent Named assistant to state FERA (CWA) administrator, 03/23/1934:1 Member of Easter pageant cast at Church of All Nations, 03/23/1934:1 Director of E.R.A. in Massachusetts, 11/02/1934:2 Rook, Millicent A. Rotch, Arthur W. Enters Boston University, 09/23/1932:3 Fuller St farm sold to Martha Austin, 02/06/1931:1 Rook, S.J.A. Rouleau, Evelyn Resides in Niantic, CT, 04/07/1933:6 Sells Briggs place to Clarence Fiske, 03/18/1932:1 Re-appointed pastor at South Middleboro, 06/23/1933:2 Round, Mrs Dexter H. Moves to Connecticut, 06/29/1934:1 Resides in Huntington, WV, 09/05/1930:4 Rook, Wilbur Rounds, F.L. Resides in Providence, RI, 12/12/1930:2 Lets High St apartment to Howard Shurtleff, 07/11/1930:1 Teaches in Mattapoisett, 04/14/1933:3 Part of remodeling plan for Thatcher block, 09/25/1931:1 Rook, Wilbur J. Brings fox hounds to Brunswick Hunt Club meet, 10/27/1933:1 Starts course of advanced study at Boston University, 01/30/1931:3 Rounds, Fred L. Teaches in Mattapoisett Centre school, 09/23/1932:3 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:2 Rooney, John F. Rounds, Mrs Herman Fire of mysterious origin burns Rooney's Pleasant St house, Injured by automobile, 08/01/1930:9 09/30/1932:1 Rounsevell, Walter S. Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 1882-1945 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/22/1932:5 Large crowds greet President, 06/23/1933:1 Rounseville, Albert Henry Rorschach, Otto Son of Octavia E. and Lincoln L. dies at age 23, 09/08/1933:4 Chimney fire on East Main St, 04/29/1932:1 Rounseville, Etta B. Rosary, Jack P. Obituary, 06/22/1934:1 Maxim Motor Co. takes Rosary to court, 12/07/1934:5 North Rochester woman dies at age 61, 06/22/1934:4 Rosary, Peter Rounseville, Ida F. Carver man dies at age 48, 10/06/1933:4 No notice given of government committee report for town meeting (l), Roscani, Charles L. 02/28/1930:1 Engaged to Alice P. Zilonis, 06/09/1933:4 Facilities inadequate to house all voters for town meeting (l), Wedding described, 07/07/1933:1 01/30/1931:3 Wed to Alice P. Zelonis, 07/07/1933:4 Australian ballot (l), 12/11/1931:6 Rose, Helen Obituary, 11/16/1934:1 Relocates dress shop to 25 Centre St (ad), 04/27/1934:8 Wrentham woman dies at age 71, 11/16/1934:4 Rose, Joe Leaves $10,000 in will for erection of new school, 11/23/1934:1 Group proves ice fishing alive and well here, 01/26/1934:1 Petition for probate of will, 11/23/1934:7 Rose, Mary C. Rountry, Albert F. Will in probate, 10/14/1932:5 Arrested for non-support of wife and children, 01/17/1930:4 Rose, William A. Support case heard in court, 01/24/1930:2 Leland and Rose mix it up at Oak and Peirce St, 06/20/1930:4 Support case continued, 01/31/1930:5 Rose, William E. Roy, Adrian Purchases Cherry St farm from Robert Fish, 09/18/1931:1 Wedding described, 05/29/1931:1 Rose, William V. Wed to Annette DeMers, 05/29/1931:4 Employed by Sherman at Plymouth-Chrysler dealership, 09/18/1931:1 Roy, Augustine Rosen, Frank Charged with drunkenness and reckless driving, 07/01/1932:1 Son born, 06/27/1930:4 Fined $50 for drunk driving, 07/08/1932:4 Daughter born, 03/09/1934:4 Roy, Henry Rosenberg, Mrs Walter Son born, 09/22/1933:4, 09/29/1933:3 Resides on Long Island, 11/17/1933:1 Moves into Wallen's tenement, 11/03/1933:7 Rose's Beauty Shoppe Roy, Henry O. 42 Everett St (ad), 08/22/1930:8 Engaged to Eva Marie Gagnon, 06/19/1931:4 Ross, Charles Royal Cafe Daughter born, 11/04/1932:4, 10/12/1934:4 6 Centre St (ad), 05/18/1934:8 Ross, Frank Rubeski, Charles Police officer saves man's life, 06/09/1933:1 Son born, 06/09/1933:4 Ross, William Ruda, Eliza Patience Quincy boy killed by lightning, 08/14/1931:1 Obituary, 12/30/1932:1 Killed by lightning in Rock Cemetery, 08/14/1931:3 Ruda, Eliza T. Rossini, Biagio Wife of Joseph dies at age 30, 12/30/1932:4 Engaged to Pasqualina Colucci, 07/17/1931:4 Ruda, Joseph Wedding described, 07/31/1931:1 Pleads not guilty to reckless driving, 07/25/1930:4 Wed to Pasqualina Colucci, 07/31/1931:4 Not guilty of reckless driving, 08/01/1930:1
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Rudolph, Mary A. Russell, Frank Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/05/1932:7, 08/05/1932:5 South Middleboro couple married 45 years, 11/04/1932:4 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 08/12/1932:3 Russell, Fred Rudolph, Norman Fire in partition in house on Highland St, 09/09/1932:7 Sells Coombs St house to Paul Horsman, 01/03/1930:1 Russell, Frederick M. Daughter born, 02/02/1934:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/13/1933:5 Rudolph, Viola Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Pleads not guilty to maintaining liquor nuisance, 12/30/1932:1 Russell, Melvin A. Pleads not guilty to liquor charge, 01/06/1933:4 Pleads guilty to drunkenness and reckless driving, 10/14/1932:4 Rudolph, Viola M. Gets two months for drunk driving, 10/21/1932:1 Leads police on merry chase, 11/14/1930:1 Russell, Minnie Rugs Cousin's funeral held in Stoneham, 04/06/1934:6 Hooked rug crafted by Mrs Sylvester Keith depicts grandfather Thomas Russell, Mrs Fred Lovell's homestead, 09/16/1932:2 Aunt's funeral held in Assonet, 07/22/1932:2 Ruhmpohl, Charles A. Russell, Mrs Fred B. Wedding described, 11/23/1934:6 Sister dies in Brockton, 08/07/1931:2 Ruhmpohl, Charles A., Jr. Russell, Mrs Melvin Engaged to Amy Caldwell, 11/16/1934:4 Funeral held in Wareham, 1/27/1933:3 Wed to Amy A. Caldwell, 11/23/1934:4 Russell, William Ruhmpohl, Morris F. Chimney and roof ablaze on Highland St, 03/20/1931:4 Engaged to Mildred L. Bassett, 09/08/1933:4 Ruzycka, Jennie A. Engaged to Mildred Bassett, 10/13/1933:3 Engaged to John M. Komar, 09/25/1931:4 Wed to Mildred L. Bassett, 10/27/1933:4 Ruzycki, John Wedding described, 11/03/1933:3 Son born, 04/22/1932:4 Rullo, Annie Ruzycki, John, Jr. Wed to Mendes Casoni, 05/18/1934:4 Born to John, 04/22/1932:4 Rullo, Doris R.W. Maddigan Insurance Pedestrian struck by auto driven by Leora Chappelle, 06/01/1934:1 Employs Dorothy Shaw, 08/26/1932:1 Rullo, Nancy Ryan, James P. Engaged to Anthony Petrowski, 10/27/1933:4 Returns to local police barracks after 6 months in Malden, 05/23/1930:1 Wed to Anthony Petrowski, 11/17/1933:4 State patrolman transfers to Framingham, 07/25/1930:1 Rullo, Samuel Ryan, Mary E. Engaged to Marjorie DeMoranville, 10/27/1933:4 Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 Wed to Marjorie DeMoranville, 11/10/1933:4 Wed to Angelo A. Inglese, 09/11/1931:4 Son born, 05/11/1934:4 Ryan, Mary Elizabeth Rullo, Vito Engaged to Peter Inglese, 08/14/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Ryder, May L. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/23/1932:5, 07/14/1933:3 Eight-year-old struck by Attleboro driver, 09/22/1933:1 Fined $10 for assault on Peter Zakarian, 09/08/1933:4 Ryder, Alonzo F. Runaways see also Alonzo F. Ryder Co., Inc. Brockton boys held here, 08/08/1930:1 Manager of Trade Mark Stores, Inc. (ad), 01/03/1930:4 Quincy boy sent home, 11/21/1930:8 Collides with Littlejohn's car at Peirce and Pearl St, 06/27/1930:1 South Weymouth boy spends night in South Middleboro woods, Celebrates 80th birthday, biography, 09/30/1932:7 08/07/1931:2 Ryder, Anna J. Rhode Island girl located here, 09/25/1931:4 Obituary, 11/27/1931:1 Dorchester boys picked up here, 05/06/1932:1 Wife of Samuel E. dies at age 66, 11/27/1931:4 Runaway Raymond April returns, 07/22/1932:7 Ryder, Clarence H. Joseph Menowsky located close to home, 03/23/1934:1 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Running Ryder, E. Grace see also Ray, Walter Dies in Hollywood, CA, 05/09/1930:1 Mabel Morrissey chosen to represent New England at athletic Hollywood, CA woman dies, 05/09/1930:4 convention in NY, 03/13/1931:1 Ryder, Earle Harvey MacNeil on track team at Northeastern University, 01/01/1932:1 Builds Taunton depot 55 years ago, 07/24/1931:6 Six locals run marathon here, head to Rhode Island for more Ryder, Earle E. competition, 09/01/1933:4 Constructs 105 depots for Old Colony railroad 55 years ago, Middleboro boys do well in Waltham City marathon, 10/20/1933:1 03/20/1931:6 Stuart, Alden, and Benton run in Cathedral YMCA ten-mile road race, Ryder, Edwin 04/20/1934:1 Attends Stockbridge school in Amherst, 11/18/1932:1 Robert Stuart wins East Providence 10-mile road race, 09/14/1934:2 Ryder, Edwin M. Russell (Mr) Graduates from Stockbridge School of Agriculture, 06/08/1934:1 Family released from quarantine for scarlet fever, 07/15/1932:3 Ryder, Edwin Miller Russell, Andrew M. Engaged to Elizabeth Carder Francis, 02/09/1934:1 Engaged to Stella M. Gardner, 11/03/1933:4 Ryder, Francis Wed to Stella M. Gardner, 11/10/1933:4 Attends Dartmouth College, 02/28/1930:1 Russell, Annie E. Graduates from Dartmouth College, 06/20/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/13/1933:5 Employed by telephone company in Springfield, 08/12/1932:1 Russell, Bertha C. Ryder, Francis C. Gets additional year on high school faculty, 07/25/1930:6 Engaged to Dorothy E. Childs, 11/11/1932:4 Russell, Edgar Stuart Wed to Dorothy E. Childs, 11/18/1932:4 Wedding described, 06/27/1930:1
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Ryder, Francis Clark Ryder, Samuel Engaged to Dorothy Eva Childs, 08/26/1932:1 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Wedding described, 11/18/1932:1 Ryder, Samuel E. Ryder, Fred Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 11/21/1930:5 Police investigate case of petty theft, 05/04/1934:4 Injured when auto hits pole near East Main and Montello St, Ryder, Fred M. 04/07/1933:1 Local dogs place at South Shore Field Trials, 04/10/1931:1 Ryder, Susan Anne Dog does well at Brockton trials, 10/23/1931:2 Born to Morrill S., 09/21/1934:4 Ryder, Geo. T. Ryder, T.M. (see T.M. Ryder & Co.) Geo. T. Ryder & Co. have fine goods 55 years ago, 05/23/1930:8 Ryder, Viola Edna Ryder, Gerard Wedding described, 04/14/1933:7 Employed by Henry Wyman, 04/22/1932:3 Ryder, Wilson Ryder, Gerard M. Born to Wilson, 06/13/1930:4 Engaged to Nellie C. Griffith, 03/31/1933:2, 04/14/1933:4 Son born, 06/13/1930:4 Wedding described, 04/21/1933:2 Ryder, Wilson C. Wed to Nellie C. Griffith, 04/21/1933:4 Centennial Hymn, 07/04/1930:5 Ryder, Howard Resides in West Somerville, 04/13/1934:3 S Ryder, Howard F. Sabalewski, Adam Obituary, 04/27/1934:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Somerville man dies at age 60, 04/27/1934:4 Sabalewski, Victoria Obituary, 04/27/1934:6 Engaged to Alphonse E. Stecke, 06/26/1931:4 Funeral held in West Somerville, 05/04/1934:6 Wed to Alphonse E. Stecke, 07/10/1931:8 Ryder, Joanna S. Sabins, Hiram Obituary, 09/02/1932:1 And Milton Jones charged with mutual assault, 04/11/1930:3 Widow of Nathaniel F. dies at age 89, 09/02/1932:4 Sacred Heart Church Will in probate, 09/16/1932:5 see also Fearns, John C.; Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters - Ryder, Margaret Sacred Heart Court Teaches in high school in Wilton, NH, 09/05/1930:4 Original structure from 1880 (p), 06/27/1930:1 Ryder, Morrill Makes improvements to heating and ventilation systems, 09/26/1930:1 Alice Nute resigns, 09/11/1931:1 Holds annual parish reunion, 04/10/1931:1 Moves into new home in Wareham, 12/08/1933:1 Rev George Quigley transfers to Boston, 05/08/1931:1 Ryder, Morrill, Jr. Quigley bids farewell, 05/15/1931:1 Employed at Wareham National Bank, 07/29/1932:1 Sexton Kerrigan resigns, replaced by John J. Sullivan, 08/14/1931:1 Ryder, Morrill S. Confirmation service held for one of largest classes, 10/23/1931:6 Class at Eaton private school about 50 years ago (p), 05/02/1930:1 Edward Reid new curate, 12/04/1931:2 South Main St home (p), 07/18/1930:1 Organizes new scout troop, 05/06/1932:2 On vacation to southern ports, 03/09/1934:1 Forms new scout troop, 05/13/1932:1 Daughter born, 09/21/1934:4 Sexton John Sullivan resigns, 08/26/1932:1 Ryder, Morrill S., Jr. Holds annual reunion, 12/09/1932:3 Engaged to Lois M. Keough, 10/13/1933:4 Father Danehy comes here from St. Bernard's in West Newton (p), Wed to Lois M. Keough, 10/20/1933:4 04/21/1933:1 Ryder, Mrs Francis C. Ends year with books in the black, 01/26/1934:1 Assistant to athletic director at Fessendon school, 06/29/1934:1 Holds annual party, 04/20/1934:1 Ryder, Mrs Harland Confirms one of largest classes, 06/29/1934:3 Resides in Cedar Grove, ME, 06/13/1930:2 Plans new rectory, 06/29/1934:4 Ryder, Mrs Roger New rectory nears completion, 10/26/1934:3 Resides in Alexandria, VA, 07/14/1933:2 Sadek, Albert Ryder, N. Dorrance Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Returns from three months in Europe, 09/11/1931:1 Wed to Maida B. Studley, 06/03/1932:4 Departs for cruise of West Indies and South America, 02/02/1934:1 Sadek, Albert C. Ryder, Nathaniel D. Engaged to Maida B. Studley, 05/20/1932:4 Honesty in government, vote Republican (ad), 10/26/1934:7 Daughter born, 08/11/1933:4 Ryder, Nathaniel F. Safford, Emily J. South Main St home of Morrill S. Ryder (p), 07/18/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 04/06/1934:5 Ryder, Nellie F. Safford, Emma J. Engaged to William N. Cudworth, 04/24/1931:4 Obituary, 03/04/1932:5 Wed to William N. Cudworth, 05/01/1931:4 Lakeville tax collector's sale, 01/06/1933:5 Ryder, Ralph E. Sailsbury, Earl Engaged to Beatrice L. Blandin, 12/11/1931:4 Given more time to pay fine, 02/26/1932:4 Wed to Beatrice L. Blandin, 12/25/1931:4 St. Armand, August Ryder, Roger Obituary, 03/03/1933:1 Takes position in construction company in Amherst, VT, 11/28/1930:3 Dies at age 78, 03/03/1933:4 Employed by Stone and Webster in Virginia, 12/26/1930:3, Files nomination papers for selectman, 12/21/1934:1 05/22/1931:9 St. Armand, Ernest Son born, 08/07/1931:2, 4 Obituary, 01/20/1933:1 Secures position in Washington, DC, 11/18/1932:6 St. Armand, Ernest J. Resides in Alexandria, VA, 11/03/1933:3 Chelsea man dies at age 34, 01/20/1933:4 Ryder, Roger Francis
Born to Roger, 08/07/1931:2
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St. Germaine, Clarence Theodore Sallom, Elias Wife files for divorce, 12/27/1933:5 Wedding described, 12/02/1932:7 St. Germaine, Gertrude S. Salo, Gustaf Files for divorce, 12/27/1933:5 Purchases land on Grove St, 09/11/1931:1 St. Luke's Hospital of Middleboro Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/25/1931:5 Hannah Shaw sends check for $5,000 to equip addition, 02/14/1930:1 Salo, Gustav Indispensable to Middleboro, 05/23/1930:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 01/01/1932:5 In debt for $1,000, 05/30/1930:1 Saloons Workers ready for annual campaign, 06/06/1930:1 New saloon under Wing's 55 years ago, 05/02/1930:6 When you need me, here I am (ad) (p), 06/13/1930:5 Saloon in rear of American building closed 55 years ago, 05/23/1930:8 Hannah B. Shaw building opened for first time, 06/20/1930:1 Salter, Clifford Directors express appreciation for drive (l), 07/04/1930:6 Member of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. winning basket ball team (p), Elks present hospital with linoleum for main room, 08/22/1930:1 05/05/1933:1 Hannah B. Shaw building officially opens, 09/05/1930:1 Salter, T.C. Public invited to opening of Hannah B. Shaw building (ad), New manager of W.T. Grant store, 01/13/1933:1 09/05/1930:2 W.T. Grant Co. manager transfers to Weymouth, 10/26/1934:1 New hospital unit inspected, 09/19/1930:1 Saltmarsh, Frank Notice of visiting hours, 10/03/1930:5 Returns to home in Rock, 12/16/1932:2 Books donated for library, 12/05/1930:1 Salvarti, Caesar S. Calls for blood donations, 03/06/1931:1 Engaged to Serafine B. Bernabeo, 12/12/1930:4 Thirteen men and women respond to call for blood donation, Salvation Army 03/13/1931:1 Conducts annual drive, 06/19/1931:2 Holds annual meeting, 04/17/1931:1 Results of drive, 07/03/1931:1 New dishes and trays needed (l) (Marjorie L. Cushing), 05/22/1931:1 Beneficiary of Clarence Maxim's will, 07/31/1931:1 Funds for new dishes and trays secured, 05/29/1931:1 Makes annual appeal, 04/22/1932:1 Dish fund donations (t), 06/19/1931:1 Accepting cast off garments (ad), 09/01/1933:8 Fund drive in Rock raises $168.50, 07/03/1931:6 Samoylenko, Elizabeth Beneficiary of Clarence Maxim's will, 07/31/1931:1 Member of Russian nobility visits Lakeville's Dr Richardson, Hannah Shaw donates latest model X-ray equipment, 07/31/1931:1 04/14/1933:1 Latest contributions to dish fund (t), 07/31/1931:4 Sampson, Albert Elect officers at annual meeting (t), 04/15/1932:3 Engaged to Geraldine Lamoureux, 01/12/1934:6 Annual report of operations, 05/27/1932:5 Sampson, Albert E. Needs outlined for upcoming campaign (ad) (p) (t), 06/10/1932:2 Son born, 09/28/1934:4 Citizens show support in fund campaign, 07/01/1932:1 Sampson, Albert E., Jr. Annual meeting of incorporators (t), 04/14/1933:6 Born to Albert E., 09/28/1934:4 Fund established in Charles Maxim's will, 06/02/1933:1 Sampson, Albert Edward Flag Day radio dialogue features local hospital, 06/09/1933:1 Engaged to Geraldine Elva Lamoureux, 01/12/1934:1 Hospital drive postponed, 06/16/1933:1 Sampson, Arthur Appeal for funds, 10/20/1933:1 Daughter born, 04/11/1930:4 All asked to contribute in raising $2,000, 10/27/1933:1 Sampson, Charles W. Imagine Middleboro with no hospital (ad), 10/27/1933:6 Administrator presents account of estate, 06/06/1930:5 Donations begin to come in, 11/03/1933:1 Member of Odd Fellows dies, 06/20/1930:2 Appeal for more contributions, 11/10/1933:1 Administrator presents account of estate, 10/24/1930:5 Contributions $1,171.43 so far, 11/17/1933:1 Sampson, Eugene H. New fundraising total $1,471.28, 11/24/1933:1 Obituary, 12/26/1930:1 Wilmot appreciates care received at hospital (l), 12/27/1933:6 Dies at age 73, 12/26/1930:4 Scarlet fever case closes hospital to visitors, 03/02/1934:1 Sampson, George R. Incorporators hold annual meeting (t), 04/13/1934:2 Purchases brick yard from Lincoln & Carver 55 years ago, 07/10/1931:7 Beneficiary of J. Augustine Sparrow's will, 04/20/1934:1 Sampson, Harriett E. Holds open house, 05/18/1934:2 Building at Rocky Meadow suffers break-in, 07/07/1933:1 Workers organize for fund drive, 06/15/1934:1 Sampson, Harry LeB. Fund campaign report, 06/22/1934:1 Wrong to belittle registered citizen, 02/28/1930:1 Middleboro District Beverage Dealers makes donation, 12/07/1934:2 Sampson, Harry LeBaron St. Luke's Hospital of Middleboro - Employees Lecture on proposed repeal of state enforcement laws, 04/25/1930:9 Charlotte Higgins resigns, 01/10/1930:1 Large audience for noted Boston lawyer, 10/31/1930:7 Frances Jones resigns, 08/08/1930:1 Attorney allowed $35,000 receivers fee, 04/27/1934:2 Louise Meier appointed superintendent, 09/05/1930:4 Sampson, Helen Valeda Boutin nurse, 09/26/1930:7 Employed at Faulkner hospital in Boston, 03/14/1930:2 Doris Delano night nurse, 05/13/1932:6 Sampson, Jennie Mrs Donald Hornsby nursing superintendent, 10/28/1932:1 Night-blooming cereus has four blossoms, 08/08/1930:2 St. Peter, Theodore Sampson, Mary H. Recovers from gas poisoning, 04/08/1932:2 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Salisbury, Earl Sampson, Merrill Fined $50 for reckless driving, 01/22/1932:1 Uncle dies in Turner, ME, 12/19/1930:7 Salles, Frederick M. Sampson, Miriam H. New Bedford couple married 27 years, 06/23/1933:1 Land damages awarded, 07/24/1931:1 Salley (Mr) Sampson, Mrs Eugene Son born, 12/14/1934:4 Daughter here from Westbrook, ME for funeral, 06/06/1930:1 Salley, A.R. Sampson, N. Merrill Ice, wood sawing, trucking (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Chimney fire at Lakeville home, 03/28/1930:1
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Sampson, N.M. Savage, Elizabeth Custom hatching (ad), 01/08/1932:8 Studies library science at Simmons College, 09/23/1932:1 Sampson, Ralph Savage, Henry Uncle dies in Turner, ME, 12/19/1930:7 Burned by acid, 07/25/1930:1 Daughter born, 10/21/1932:4 Savage, Janet H. Named to important committee of Nat'l Assoc of Electrical Inspectors, Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6 06/09/1933:1 Savage, John Sampson, Ralph W. Plymouth St farm sold to Edward Gregory, 09/04/1931:1 On executive board of MA Assoc of Wire Inspectors, 05/13/1932:1 Ethel Hanscom purchases Savage farm on Plymouth St from Edward Sampson, Sarah E. Gregory, 09/11/1931:1 Obituary, 06/06/1930:1 Savage, John B. Widow of Francis L. dies at age 89, 06/06/1930:4 Sells Plymouth St farm to Norman Smith, 03/28/1930:2 Sampson, Walter Savard, Arlene Obituary (p), 04/24/1931:1 Wedding described, 02/06/1931:1 Boston man dies at age 68, 04/24/1931:4 Wed to Arthur Boutin, 02/06/1931:4 Tribute (l) (Charles H. Bates), 04/24/1931:4 Savard, Arline A. Central Congregational filled for funeral, 05/01/1931:1 Engaged to Arthur P. Boutin, 01/30/1931:4 Will in probate, 05/08/1931:2 Savard, Blanche N. In memory (l) (Charles H. Bates), 05/06/1932:6 Engaged to Oliver A. Marchand, 09/30/1932:4 Sampson Hotel Wedding described, 10/14/1932:1 Sold 55 years ago, 03/20/1931:6 Wed to Oliver A. Marchand, 10/14/1932:4 Sanatoriums (see Lakeville Hospital) Savard, Catherine A. Sanders, Florence D. Obituary, 12/05/1930:1 Obituary, 09/30/1932:3 Wife of Emil dies at age 34, 12/05/1930:4 Sanford (Mr) Savard, Cecelia Insurance companies pay fire damages 55 years ago, 06/27/1930:6 Enters convent in Fall River, 01/16/1931:3 Sanford, A.B. Savard, Emil Moves to Taunton 55 years ago after 25 years in Middleboro, Wedding and reception held, 05/02/1930:2 05/29/1931:7 Moves to Lovell St tenement, 09/05/1930:4 Sanford, Lottie Forsberg narrowly escapes serious accident in mishap with Savard's log Memorial service held for deceased WRC members, 07/01/1932:2 gear, 12/02/1932:1 Sanford, Mrs Ralph Savard, Emile Dies in Dover-Foxcroft, ME, 03/13/1931:1 Moves to Plymouth St, 12/12/1930:2 Sanford, William Savard, Emile E. Lakeville place purchased by John Allen, 04/10/1931:1 Engaged to Catherine A. Mullins, 04/25/1930:4 Sanger, Martha Lucelia Wed to Catherine A. Mullins, 05/02/1930:4 Obituary, 01/12/1934:2 In collision with Taunton driver at Taunton Rd and state highway, Santos (Mr) 12/25/1931:3 Twins born to Carver couple, 10/27/1933:7 Savard, Eugene Santos, Antone D. Enters convent in Fall River, 01/16/1931:3 Wed to Dominga Fortes, 07/15/1932:4 Savard, Mrs Emil Santos, Antone P. North Middleboro friends sadden by death, 12/05/1930:9 Tax collector's sale, 02/05/1932:5 Savard, Theodora Santos, Mary Lorraine Enters convent in Fall River, 01/16/1931:3 Twins born to Carver couple, 10/27/1933:7 Purchases Josiah Vaughn place in Wappanucket, 02/13/1931:1 Santos, Michael Andrian Lets rooms on Plymouth St to Walter Savard, 05/08/1931:3 Twins born to Carver couple, 10/27/1933:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/19/1934:5 Sapatjian, George Savard, Walter Barbers announce change in prices (ad), 01/13/1933:8 Moves from Providence to Plymouth St, 05/08/1931:3 Sapp (Mr) Savery (Mr) Moves into "Mansion house," 03/02/1934:2 Washburn sells Old Works privilege to Savery boys 55 years ago, Sapp, Charles A. 04/11/1930:8 Collides with Ronald Thatcher at North Main and Jackson St, Savery brothers plan box board mill 55 years ago, 09/11/1931:6 09/14/1934:2 Savery, Albert T. Sargant (Mr) Member of First Congregational for 60 years, 03/07/1930:1 Purchases North Lakeville house from Ralph Nurse, 04/14/1933:7 Celebrates 88th birthday, brief biography, 03/21/1930:3 Sargeant, Walter S. Celebrates 89th birthday, biography, 03/20/1931:1 Obituary, 11/11/1932:6 Congratulations on reaching 90th birthday, 03/18/1932:1 Sargent, Elmer Former town official 90 years old, biography (p), 03/18/1932:1 Weymouth couple married 25 years, 11/11/1932:1 Obituary (p), 03/31/1933:1 Sargent, F.H. Dies at age 91, 03/31/1933:4 F.H. Sargent & Co. livestock feed, 10 Station St (ad), 09/23/1932:8 Will in probate, 04/07/1933:6 Sass, Virginia Savery, Clifton Education in Massachusetts (essay), 06/20/1930:6 Son born, 10/27/1933:4 Saulnier, Lillian P. Savery, Harriet D. Engaged to Charles A. Guerin, 04/06/1934:4 Obituary, 02/06/1931:3 Saunders, Martin L. Will in probate, 02/20/1931:5 And Brockton driver in slight collision on East Grove St, 11/28/1930:1 Savery, Lorenzo Saunders, M.L. Daughter born, 10/27/1933:3 T.W. Pierce Hardware Co. celebrates golden jubilee, 12/30/1932:1
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Savery, Nina J. Scarlet Fever cont. Wed to Carlton W. Maxim, 08/18/1933:4 Ethel Erickson ill, 06/03/1932:6 Savithes, Dorothea Russell family released from quarantine, 07/15/1932:3 Resides in Milton, 10/20/1933:1 David and Allen Hoard ill, 08/19/1932:4 Savithes, E. Dorothea Only one case in town, 12/30/1932:1 New teacher at Bates School, 01/02/1931:4 John Glover's house quarantined, 12/30/1932:6 Savithes, E. Dorothy Mrs Glover and daughter ill, 01/06/1933:3 Teacher resigns from Wappanucket School, 12/09/1932:1 John Bettencourt's house under quarantine, 01/19/1933:6 Saw Mills Mrs William LeBaron ill, 02/03/1933:3 see also Boxes Case closes St. Luke's to visitors, 03/02/1934:1 A.R. Salley, ice, wood sawing, trucking (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Mrs Dalton Penniman admitted to hospital, 03/02/1934:1 Second saw operational at C.N. Atwood & Son, 01/10/1930:3 Mrs Dalton Penniman home from hospital, 03/30/1934:1 Fire breaks out in Joseph Washburn's Waterville shop 55 years ago, Scheufele, Frank 03/21/1930:8 Daughter born, 06/27/1930:8 Saw mill of N.B. Sherman undergoes repairs 55 years ago, 10/24/1930:8 Schlueter, W.H. Savery brothers plan box board mill 55 years ago, 09/11/1931:6 Drawing of factory at corner of Clifford and Wareham St (i), John B. LeBaron's mill near Nevertouch Pond destroyed by fire 55 years 06/20/1930:1 ago, 10/02/1931:7 Schlusemeyer, Lucius D. Edward Ouelette's hand badly cut at William Tribou's wood yard, Mysterious fire destroys house on Chestnut St, 01/06/1933:1 02/26/1932:1 Schoefer, Charles J.L. Hiram Caldwell resigns from C.N. Atwood & Son, 04/08/1932:6 Returns from South America, 08/12/1932:1 Sawicki, Antonio Schoefer, Helen Charged with drunk driving, drunkenness, 06/27/1930:6 Resides in New York City, 08/12/1932:1 Sawicki, Michael Schoefer, Phillippa Rogers crashes into Sawicki's store on Center St, 05/25/1934:1 Resides in New York City, 08/12/1932:1 Sawicki, Rose Schofield, Emma Agnes Miszkinis pleads not guilty to malicious destruction of Sawicki's Burial in Titicut cemetery, 04/01/1932:7 property, 09/01/1933:1 Schofield, Emma C. West Side feud settled in court, 09/29/1933:1 Wife of Joseph H. dies at age 71, 03/25/1932:4 Sawicki, Stephen Obituary, 04/01/1932:1 Applies for liquor license, 02/02/1934:1 Scholarships (see Middleboro High School Alumni Association) Package store petitions tabled by selectmen, 02/16/1934:2 Scholz, Paul Petition to sell alcoholic beverages tabled by selectmen, 03/30/1934:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 09/30/1932:5 Sawicki, W. School Board (see Middleboro - School Committee) Sensational hat sale, 551 Centre St (ad), 11/20/1931:10 School Children - Food Saye, Mrs Harry School nurse thanks Elks for milk fund (l), 10/26/1934:1 Brother dies in California, 05/30/1930:1 Elks' free milk distribution begins, 12/07/1934:3 Nephew dies in Weymouth, 11/24/1933:1 School Children - Transportation Brother dies in Oakland, CA, 10/19/1934:1 see also Whitney, Charles C. Scanlon, John Proposed changes to transportation schedule, 08/15/1930:1 Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Call for bids (ad), 08/15/1930:4 Scanlon, Mary E. Competition keen for contract, 08/22/1930:4 Obituary, 11/27/1931:1 Contract awarded to Samuel Breck, 08/29/1930:2 Widow of Timothy dies at age 62, 11/27/1931:4 Monponsett men get contract for Lakeville schools, 09/05/1930:4 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Complaint filed against epileptic driver, 09/12/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/19/1934:8 Bids requested for Thomastown route, 12/12/1930:1 Scanlon, William Sealed bids requested (ad), 12/12/1930:5 Daughter born, 08/14/1931:4 Lawrence McDonald awarded contract in Thomastown, 12/26/1930:1 Scarlet Fever Discontinuation of Gateway Bus Line causes problem, 03/06/1931:1 Martha Shaw ill, 01/17/1930:3 Discussed at School Committee meeting, 03/06/1931:1 Second child of Henry Shaw's sick, 02/07/1930:11 Transportation reorganized, 03/13/1931:1 Fifteen cases in town, 02/28/1930:1 Mixup over bus line, 03/20/1931:1 George and Edith Griswold ill, 02/28/1930:6 Elmer Sisson has bus of latest design for South Middleboro, Selectmen want windows open at schools (l) (John T. Connor), 03/27/1931:1 03/07/1930:5 Elmer Sisson provides transport for students of Bates School, Eleanor Brown ill, 04/04/1930:3 04/03/1931:3 Four children of William Caswell quarantined, 04/04/1930:4 Last of routes out for bid, 06/05/1931:1 Carolyne Drake ill, 04/11/1930:2 Notice to transport contractors (ad), 06/05/1931:5 Only nine cases at present, 04/25/1930:1 School Committee works at solving perplexing problem, 06/26/1931:1 Allen DeMaranville ill, 05/02/1930:2 Transportation contracts awarded by School Committee, 06/26/1931:2 Last of cases clears up, 05/23/1930:5 Elmer Sisson awarded transportation contract, 07/03/1931:3 Only two cases, 07/17/1931:1 Thomas Hirst purchases new school bus, 09/04/1931:3 Mrs Ralph Nourse ill, 08/21/1931:4 Davison's drivers, Bromley and Richmond, receive awards for safety, Pauline Washburn ill, 10/23/1931:3 03/25/1932:6 One mild case, 11/20/1931:1 Bids out for school job, 07/15/1932:1 Mabel Fitting ill, 12/04/1931:1 Notice from School Committee to transportation contractors, James Cardeni's house quarantined, 02/26/1932:7 07/15/1932:6 Ralph Vickery's house under quarantine, 03/04/1932:6 Simmons bids $12, 08/12/1932:1 Home of Elmer Hopkins under quarantine, 04/08/1932:6 School buses pass inspection, 11/04/1932:5 Lillian Corayer ill, 05/06/1932:4
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School Children – Transportation cont. Schools – Middleboro cont. Request for sealed buds from Lakeville School Committee (ad), History of West Side School (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 05/26/1933:3 02/03/1933:3 History of Forest Street School (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 06/16/1933:4 Bids received by Lakeville School Committee, 03/03/1933:1 Resolutions upon death of Flora Clark, 06/16/1933:4 Harold Clark purchases new bus for transport of children from Opening schedule (ad), 09/01/1933:6 Wappanucket, 10/13/1933:1 Superintendent Cushing gives advice about book sellers, 09/15/1933:1 School Committee (see Middleboro - School Committee) Contagious disease program getting good results, 09/22/1933:1 School Lunches (see School Children - Food) Report of school and public health nurse (t), 01/26/1934:7 School Street School CWA projects to close next week, 02/09/1934:1 Request for bids to furnish and erect metal ceilings (ad), 06/27/1930:6 Call for bids for cedar posts, 09/14/1934:6 Cash taken in break-in, 10/17/1930:4 Schools - Middleboro (arts) School children gather food for needy here, 11/27/1931:1 Report of music department (l) (Wirt B. Phillips), 02/07/1930:9 List of students with perfect attendance, 06/24/1932:2 Annual exhibition held at Town House, 05/16/1930:1 History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 04/14/1933:6 Raye Guidaboni named supervisor of rhythmic orchestra for lower Holds art exhibit, 06/02/1933:6 grades, 08/29/1930:2 Handsome evergreens planted in front of building, 10/13/1933:1 Over 600 students participate in instrumental music demonstration (p), Horace Dunham replaces George Cox as janitor, 09/07/1934:1 03/13/1931:3 Hilda MacKeen new building assistant, 12/21/1934:1 Open letter on musical demonstration (l) (Carl G. Kendall), Teacher Elsie McCarthy resigns, takes post in Arlington, 12/28/1934:1 03/13/1931:4 Hilda MacKeen elected building assistant, 12/28/1934:2 Novel exhibit of student art, 05/27/1932:5 Schools (see Eaton Family School; Peirce Academy; Pratt Free School; Hold annual exhibition, 05/26/1933:4 Schools - Lakeville; Schools - Middleboro) School Street School and West Side School art exhibits, 06/02/1933:6 Schools - Lakeville Report of supervisor of art department, 01/26/1934:7 see also names of specific schools Elementary pupils present Festival of music, 06/08/1934:3 Library filled for open forum, 02/07/1930:3 Schools - Middleboro (attendance and enrollment) Mrs M. Vinal teacher, 08/01/1930:1 Opening day statistics, 09/12/1930:1 Present all remaining 1930 bills at office of school committee (ad), Pre-school registration (ad), 04/03/1931:8 12/26/1930:8 Opening figures (t), 09/11/1931:6 Committee organizes for the year, 03/20/1931:1 Increase in enrollment, 09/18/1931:2 Leora Murdock named top speller, 04/10/1931:1 Pre-school clinic held, 05/27/1932:1 Leslie Norton retires from Lakeville school board, 01/22/1932:1 Enrollment on the increase (t), 09/16/1932:1 Leora Murdock spelling champ, 04/01/1932:4 Enrollment up, 09/23/1932:1 One hundred forty students inoculated against diphtheria, 05/06/1932:4 No marked change in enrollment (t), 09/15/1933:1 Schools - Middleboro Crowding at a minimum, 09/22/1933:1 see also Middleboro - School Committee; names of specific schools Final check on enrollment, 09/22/1933:4 Littlefield presents lecture on Middleboro's Problems, 01/17/1930:9 Opening figures (t), 09/14/1934:1 Report from Superintendent Cushing (l), 01/24/1930:7 Schools - Middleboro (commencement) (see Middleborough Memorial Report of school nurse (t), 02/07/1930:9 High School - Commencement) Selectmen address health issue, 03/07/1930:3 Schools - Middleboro (curriculum) Selectmen want windows open at schools to prevent spread of disease Lip reading class organized, 12/08/1933:5 (l) (John T. Connor), 03/07/1930:5 Lip reading class enjoys great success, 01/26/1934:1 Opening schedule (ad), 08/29/1930:8 Schools - Middleboro (facilities) Report of school and health nurse (t), 01/23/1931:6 New school house to be located on Pearl St 55 years ago, 04/25/1930:8 Andrew Wood wins spelling bee, 04/10/1931:1 Request for bids to supply firewood (ad), 07/04/1930:6 Safety of children crossing new state road a concern, 05/15/1931:2 Superintendent takes inventory of furniture, books, and supplies, At one time comprised of 40 districts, 08/07/1931:6 02/20/1931:1 Set to open September 9th, 08/28/1931:1 Request for bids for wood (ad), 07/31/1931:3 All schools open September 9 (ad), 08/28/1931:3 Call for bids to provide firewood (ad), 07/29/1932:7 Andrew Wood wins town spelling bee for second time, 04/01/1932:1 Notice to wood dealers (ad), 08/11/1933:8 Opening schedule, 08/26/1932:2 Many improvements made here under federal aid, 05/25/1934:1 Superintendent Cushing writes series of articles on school operations, Ida Rounseville leaves $10,000 in will for erection of new school, 12/16/1932:1 11/23/1934:1 The schools of Middleboro (l) (J. Stearns Cushing), 12/23/1932:2 Schools - Middleboro (faculty and staff) Our schools (l) (J. Stearns Cushing), 12/30/1932:4 see also Middleboro Teachers' Association Our school costs (l) (J. Stearns Cushing), 01/06/1933:3 School Committee awards tenure, 05/09/1930:4 Our schools (l) (J. Stearns Cushing), 01/13/1933:4 Teachers Churchill, Carver , and Owens resign, 12/26/1930:1 Superintendent Cushing plans column on history of schools, Placed on tenure list, 05/15/1931:6 02/17/1933:1 Enroll in state courses, 07/29/1932:3 History of Our Schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 02/24/1933:2 No resignations submitted this year, 08/26/1932:1 History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 03/03/1933:3, Schools - Middleboro (finances) 03/10/1933:4, 03/17/1933:4, 03/31/1933:3 Tuition sums from surrounding towns listed, 01/24/1930:1 Ashes from wood stoves to be collected and spread on lawns, Automatic pay increases not granted, 05/15/1931:6 04/07/1933:1 Schreiber, John History of Plymouth Street School (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), Resides in Monroe, WI, 08/14/1931:1 04/07/1933:6 Schriber (Mr and Mrs) History of School Street School (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), Resides in Monroe, WI, 04/01/1932:1 04/14/1933:6 Schubert, Joseph History of Pleasant Street School (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), Employed at pumping station, 09/15/1933:2 04/21/1933:3 Schultz, John History of Rock School (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 05/05/1933:3 Murdock frightened by firecracker, runs into car, 11/02/1934:1
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Schultz, William Sears, Mabel Belcher Wed to Irene Snowden, 03/09/1934:1 Students give recital, 02/28/1930:3 Schultz, William W. The Concert Trio entertains in Hyannis, 03/14/1930:1 Wed to Irene E. Snowden, 03/02/1934:4 Violincello students present recital, 04/17/1931:4 Scott, Bernard Violincello recital a rare musical treat, 04/15/1932:2 Manager of First National store in Hanover, 02/16/1934:1 Member of Taunton Orchestral Club, 06/08/1934:1 Resides in Hanover, 04/20/1934:1 Sears, Mary E. Scott, J. Bernard Sells Plympton St property to Kate Harris, 10/10/1930:1 Manager of A&P store in Hanover, 09/29/1933:1 Sears, Mrs Earl Scott, William Resides in Brockton, 01/22/1932:3 Stropel crashes into Scott's parked car, 05/25/1934:1 Sears, Mrs Henry W. Strople's auto strikes Scott's car near Tispaquin St, 05/25/1934:2 Joseph Shaw erects Dutch colonial on Courtland St, 04/04/1930:1 Scudder, Mildred F. Sears, Willard Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/27/1930:5 Wedding described, 03/13/1931:2 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Sears, Winslow Scudder, Wilson S. Purchases East Middleboro house from Richard Cobb, 05/20/1932:7 Moves to Cotuit, 01/10/1930:1 Sears, Winslow H. House for sale at 9 Coombs St (ad), 04/25/1930:5 Sells place at East Middleboro, 10/31/1930:3 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Sears Lumber Co. Granted common victualler's license, 11/28/1930:1 Mary Madeiros bookkeeper, 01/24/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 J.K. & B. Sears Co. lumber yard 50 years ago (p), 07/11/1930:1 Scudder & Richardson Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Produce first nails 55 years ago, 05/23/1930:8 Shingles and roofing (ad), 09/19/1930:3 Scudder's Filling Station Tools stolen from storage shed, 03/13/1931:1 33 Wareham St (ad), 07/25/1930:5 Serves Middleboro for over 50 years (ad), 06/26/1931:4 Scully, Elizabeth A. Seaver, Charles L. Engaged to Percy G.F. Harris, 10/21/1932:4 Obituary, 01/09/1931:1 Wed to Percy G.F. Harris, 10/28/1932:4 Mansfield man dies at age 78, 01/09/1931:4 Sea Scouts Seaver, E.N. New branch of scouting starts in Middleboro, 01/06/1933:6 Chimney fire on Pearl St, 02/17/1933:1 Local scouts on board Coast Guard cutter, 07/14/1933:6 Seaver, Kenneth Mott and deBoer have thrilling cruise, 07/21/1933:8 Engaged to Abby E. Monan, 04/20/1934:1 Seafood (see Fish Markets) Seaver, Kenneth Leroy Sealer of Weights and Measures Wedding described, 09/21/1934:4 Proposed budget for 1930 (t), 02/07/1930:5 Seaver, Mrs Edwin N. Notice from Lakeville office (ad), 03/28/1930:6 Home from Brockton hospital after being struck by auto, 01/31/1930:5 Proposed budget for 1931 (t), 02/06/1931:6 Seaver, Ralph Budget discussed at town meeting, 02/13/1931:3 Purchases store in Plymouth, 09/26/1930:1 Notice from Lakeville official, 04/10/1931:4 Seaver, Raymond Lloyd Marble fined $10 for using condemned scales, 04/24/1931:2 Daughter born, 04/10/1931:4 Notice from Lakeville (ad), 05/13/1932:8 Seed, Richard C., Jr. Proposed budget for 1933 (t), 02/03/1933:6 Fined $50 for drunk driving, 04/24/1931:2 Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Selectmen - Middleboro (see Middleboro - Board of Selectmen) Notice to Lakeville merchants (ad), 04/21/1933:8 Sellers, Frank Annual report, 01/26/1934:7 Resides in Vinal Haven, ME, 10/09/1931:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Sellers, Mabelle Notice from Lakeville (ad), 03/30/1934:4 Wed to Warren Sutton, 10/09/1931:1 Legion not sponsoring peddlers at upcoming Armistice Day event (l), Sellew, Lewis 11/09/1934:1 Perkins installs steam heat at Court End Ave home, 10/10/1930:1 Sears, Earl Sellew, Lewis R. Daughter born, 02/16/1934:3 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 07/29/1932:4 Sears, Elsie Senior Citizens (see Aged) Resides in Boston, 02/28/1930:1 Serra, Angelo Sears, Harold B. Cuts wife's head with coffee pot, 12/30/1932:1 Obituary, 09/21/1934:6 Drunk ends up in cellar, then jail, 01/06/1933:4 Sears, Mabel Sentenced to three months for assault on wife, 01/06/1933:4 Local musicians perform with Taunton Orchestra club, 06/10/1932:1 Found guilty of drunkenness, 01/13/1933:2 Member of Tauremid String Quartette, 09/23/1932:1 Anthony Galanto arrested for assault on Serra, 11/30/1934:1 Tauremid String Quartette furnishes music for wedding at East Galanto assault case continued, 12/07/1934:6 Bridgewater, 09/30/1932:1 Galanto not guilty of assault on Serra, 12/28/1934:2 Guest artist at meeting of Taunton Ladies' Musical club, 04/21/1933:1 Serra, Dominick Plays with Shubert Concert Orchestra in Bridgewater, 01/26/1934:1 Bitten by dog, 06/29/1934:3 Sears, Mabel B. Serra, Frances Plays Lenten service at Campello church, 04/18/1930:1 Angelo Serra sentenced to three months for assault on wife, Plays with 66-piece orchestral club in Taunton, 05/09/1930:1 01/06/1933:4 Tauremid String Quartette performs for Marion Woman's club, Service Stations (see Automobile Service Stations) 01/08/1932:1 Seth Parker Club Organized by Mrs Chester V. Duncklee (ad), 03/31/1933:5 Holds first meeting, 04/14/1933:2
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Sewage Disposal Shaw, Abbie John McGrady, vault, cesspool and cellar cleaning (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Obituary, 05/08/1931:1 Peirce Estate to finance relaying of sewer on East Grove St, Widow of Samuel dies at age 78, 05/08/1931:4 04/25/1930:1 Shaw, Albert B. New project on East Grove and South Main St, 05/16/1930:2 Everett St couple moves to Brockton, 10/13/1933:1 Joseph Sinauski fractures shoulder when buried in sewage trench, Shaw, Alfred A. 05/30/1930:1 Obituary, 09/19/1930:1 Progress in service repairs, 06/20/1930:4 Wollaston man dies at age 58, 09/19/1930:4 Charles Tribou to clean cesspool vaults under supervision of health Shaw, Alice board, 07/24/1931:2 Ethical Character (essay), 06/30/1933:2 C. L. Tribou, cleaning of vaults, cesspools, cellars (ad), 08/07/1931:8 Shaw, Anita P. Local unemployment relieved by work on water and sewer lines here, Class of 1934 salutatory and essay, 06/22/1934:8 04/29/1932:1 Shaw, Aurie Gang digging sewer encounter Paris hat blocks, 05/13/1932:1 Funeral held in Kittery, ME, 05/01/1931:2 Remnants of Straw Works dug up during work on Alden St, Shaw, Bartlett M. 05/13/1932:1 Obituary, 06/26/1931:9 Town manager's annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Shaw, B.C. Selectmen discuss warrant for special town meeting, 09/01/1933:1 Sells Rocky Meadow property, builds home on School St, 04/08/1932:1 Selectmen favor new sewage system, 11/03/1933:1 Moves to new home on School St extension, 07/29/1932:1 Sewall, Howard M. Shaw, Benjamin Purchases Lakeville property from Charles Lemunyon, 01/24/1930:1 Head farmer Neil McClure takes farm manager's position in Lindley, Sewall, Howard N. NY, 11/16/1934:2 Morse's clerk purchases home from Lemunyon, 01/10/1930:9 Neil McClure leaves farm for post in New York, 11/23/1934:6 Sex Crimes Shaw, Benjamin C. Meranda pleads not guilty to statutory rape of Barros, 03/21/1930:1 President of Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association, 05/09/1930:1 Testimony in Meranda case given in closed court room, 03/28/1930:1 Obituary, 02/19/1932:1 John Meranda held in $1,000 bonds for grand jury, 04/04/1930:2 East Carver man dies at age 33, 02/19/1932:4 John Meranda guilty of criminal assault on 15-year-old girl, Shaw, Benjamin C., 2d 06/20/1930:1 Obituary, 02/19/1932:6 John Meranda sentenced to one year for criminal assault, 06/27/1930:1 Shaw, Benjamin W. Jacques Correa not guilty of statutory offense, 03/02/1934:1 Wareham St couple married 50 years, 11/14/1930:4 Cunningham sentenced to three months for statutory offense, Shaw, Bernice C. 03/09/1934:1 Henry and Bernice Shaw purchase East Middleboro poultry farm from Shad (see Herring) Joseph Heath, 12/18/1931:6 Shaknites, Bernice Shaw, Bernice I. Wed to Edward Thompson, 06/24/1932:2 Wed to Arthur W. Tripp, 05/08/1931:4 Sharder, Joseph H. Shaw, Bernice L. Tax collector's sale, 02/05/1932:5 Wed to Arthur W. Tripp, 05/15/1931:4 Sharkey, Mrs William J. Shaw, B.W. Resides in Plymouth, 10/23/1931:1 Couple quietly observes 50th anniversary, 11/21/1930:1 Sharkey, Sara Barrett Shaw, C.A. Daughter born, 05/29/1931:1 Nurseryman receives order for 1,000 rose bushes, 05/01/1931:1 Sharkey, William J. Trees and shrubs (ad), 04/22/1932:8 Daughter born, 05/29/1931:1 Shaw, Calvin H. Sharp (Mr) Break-in at roadside lunch stand, 10/30/1931:9 MacDonald & Sharp, Ramsdell, and Whitney petition for licenses to sell Shaw, Caroline F. gasoline, 07/29/1932:5 Obituary, 01/12/1934:1 Sharples, Earl Widow of William A. dies at age 73, 01/12/1934:4 Daughter born, 10/24/1930:6 Shaw, C.H. Sharples, Zilpha Bennett Chimney fire on Fuller St, 02/23/1934:1 Daughter born, 10/24/1930:6 Shaw, Charles Shats, Peter B. Resides in Ozone Park, Long Island, 03/07/1930:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Daughter born, 02/20/1931:4 Shats, Peter P. Shaw, Charles A. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Does extensive evergreen planting for New Bedford client, Shatts, P.P. 05/20/1932:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Obituary, 01/06/1933:1 Shattuck, Fred A. Dies at age 67, 01/06/1933:4 Obituary, 08/11/1933:1 Will in probate, 1/27/1933:4 Will in probate, 08/11/1933:4 Shaw, Charles H. Shattuck, Ray Public auction to settle estate (ad), 06/20/1930:5 Moves to Plymouth St, 02/02/1934:4 Shaw, Charles L. Shaughnessey, Mrs Edward Obituary, 02/19/1932:1 Resides in Ashland, 04/24/1931:1 Shaw, Chester Shaw (Miss) Plays with 66-piece orchestral club in Taunton, 05/09/1930:1 Engaged to Ivan Sparrow, 05/22/1931:1 Member of Taunton Orchestra Club, 06/05/1931:1 Shaw (Mrs) Local musicians perform with Taunton Orchestra club, 06/10/1932:1 Musician written up in Brockton Times, 10/23/1931:1 Member of Taunton Orchestral Club, 06/08/1934:1 New E.R.A. administrator named, 12/07/1934:1
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Shaw, Chester L. Shaw, Ezra F. cont. Pearl St couple married 25 years, 02/05/1932:1 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Shaw, Clarence Tax collector's sale of real estate, 12/09/1932:7 Infant buried at Rock Cemetery, 08/11/1933:3 Court decree issued in stock case, 06/23/1933:1 Shaw, Dorothy Beneficiary of will petitions for share, 09/01/1933:6 Stenographer at T.M. Ryder & Co., 08/14/1931:1 Shaw, Ezra Francis Employed at R.W. Maddigan's Insurance office, 08/26/1932:1 Dies at age 71, 03/28/1930:4 Shaw, E. Frank Shaw, Florence Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/20/1931:5 Engaged to Ivan Sparrow, 03/21/1930:1 Shaw, Eben Wedding described, 06/05/1931:1 Dies in North Attleboro, 11/10/1933:6 Wed to Ivan B. Sparrow, 06/05/1931:4 Shaw, Edward C. Shaw, Forrest Obituary, 03/18/1932:7 Wedding described, 12/08/1933:3 Funeral held in South Carver, 03/25/1932:7 Shaw, Frank Shaw, Edward L. Rock St couple married 60 years, 04/20/1934:1 Maleski and Wallace charged with using auto without authority, Shaw, Freeman 04/14/1933:1 Run down by auto in Abington, 07/04/1930:6 Shaw, Edwin F. Shaw, Gaius Resigns from C.P. Washburn Co., employed by J. Herbert Alexander, Brief biography of Hope Shaw Jones (p), 04/11/1930:1 03/13/1931:1 Shaw, George Shaw, Eleanor Gets deer, 12/18/1931:6 Student at Framingham Normal school, 01/31/1930:5 Auto strikes deer on West Grove St, 03/02/1934:4 Member of instrumental quartette at Framingham Normal school, Shaw, George A. 02/27/1931:1 Wedding described, 01/10/1930:3 Takes dispensary course in Boston, 02/05/1932:1 Wed to Blanche Keyes, 01/10/1930:4 Review of graduate's years at Framingham State, 06/24/1932:4 Shaw, George H. Student dietitian at Boston City Hospital, 11/25/1932:1 Petition for administration of estate, 04/25/1930:9 Accepts position as assistant dietitian at Brockton City hospital, Lightning takes piece out of chimney at George H. Shaw Co., 06/30/1933:1 06/20/1930:1 Accepts position as assistant dietician at NE Hospital for Women and Shaw, George R. Children, Boston, 10/27/1933:1 And Merrill Shaw petition for miniature golf course at Union and High Dietician at the New England hospital, 04/06/1934:1 St, 09/12/1930:1 Engaged to Robert Ivan Belmont, 10/12/1934:1 Seeks to protect legacy of George H. Shaw Co., 12/19/1930:1 Engaged to Robert I. Belmont, 10/26/1934:3, 11/02/1934:4 Judge reports findings in estate dispute, 08/19/1932:1 Wedding described, 11/23/1934:1 Shaw, Gerard Wed to Robert I. Belmont, 11/23/1934:4 Daughter born, 10/17/1930:1 Shaw, Elizabeth Shaw, Hannah B. Second child of Henry down with scarlet fever, 02/07/1930:11 Sends check for $5,000 to equip St. Luke's addition, 02/14/1930:1 Quarantined with measles, 11/23/1934:6 Obituary, 08/18/1933:2 Shaw, Elmer E. Will in probate, 08/18/1933:5 Obituary, 08/29/1930:2 Memories from South Carver, 09/01/1933:2 Shaw, Elmer F. Shaw, Hannah B.G. Albert Matrisciano arrested for breaking and entering Shaw's store on Donates latest model X-ray equipment to St Luke's, 07/31/1931:1 Everett St, 02/03/1933:4 Obituary (p), 08/11/1933:1 Shaw, Elsie L. Wife of Benjamin W. dies at age 77, 08/11/1933:4 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife's debts, 12/07/1934:5 Text of will filed for probate at Plymouth, 08/18/1933:1 Shaw, Erastus Shaw, Harrison Burial at Carver, 04/07/1933:3 Reports loss of crate of poultry on way to Weymouth, 12/21/1934:1 Shaw, Erastus B. Shaw, Harrison C. Obituary, 04/07/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:9 Taunton man dies at age 77, 04/07/1933:4 Truck collides with South Carver auto, 06/01/1934:1 Will in probate, 04/21/1933:8 Employs Russell Porter at poultry farm, 06/15/1934:5 Shaw, Ethel Shaw, H.C. Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Roasting chickens wanted (ad), 07/11/1930:5 Enters nurse's training course at Truesdale hospital in Fall River, Shaw, Helen 09/07/1934:1 Resides in Boston, 10/10/1930:1 Shaw, Ethel M. R.N. in Boston, 04/22/1932:1 Employed in Boston, 08/15/1930:2 Shaw, Henry Shaw, Ezra F. Quarantine removed, 03/07/1930:2 Obituary, 03/28/1930:1 Shots fine fox, 12/05/1930:7 Will in probate, 04/04/1930:5 Hunter brings in deer and fox, 12/12/1930:6 Arguments in local will case, 10/24/1930:1 Shoots first fox of season, 10/16/1931:2 Deceased Elk honored at memorial service, 12/12/1930:2 Shoots three fox this season, 01/01/1932:3 George R. Shaw seeks to protect legacy of George H. Shaw Co., Chicken pox makes appearance at home, 04/15/1932:8 12/19/1930:1 Shaw, Henry F. Executor presents account of estate, 05/22/1931:8 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:9 Public auction, 06/12/1931:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Eleven-room Colonial residence sold at auction to Merrill Shaw, Shaw, Henry G. 06/19/1931:1 Henry and Bernice Shaw purchase East Middleboro poultry farm from Judge reports findings in estate dispute, 08/19/1932:1 Joseph Heath, 12/18/1931:6
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Shaw, Henry Miller Shaw, Mildred Taylor cont. Wed to Katherine Hazel Hawks, 10/13/1933:3 Violinist performs at national convention of purchasing agents, Wedding described, 10/13/1933:3 06/23/1933:1 Shaw, Herbert Violinist gives performance at Winchester estate, 10/13/1933:1 Resides in Malden, 06/06/1930:1 Shaw, Mrs Albert B. Moves from Summer St to South Carver, 05/04/1934:1 Supervisor of music in Brockton schools, 02/28/1930:6 Shaw, Herbert C. Shaw, Mrs Charles Watson Hudson fatally injured in fall from truck, 10/26/1934:1 Lets Bourne St place to M.L. Buck, move to Courtland St, 07/07/1933:1 Shaw, Herbert L. Shaw, Mrs George Wed to Rita M. Emery, 02/09/1934:4 Mother dies in Wareham, 05/09/1930:3 Shaw, Ida Shaw, Mrs Gerard Randolph truck sideswipes auto in front of Our Saviours, 07/11/1930:4 Resides in East Milton, 02/20/1931:4 Shaw, Isaac W. Resides in Milton, 07/17/1931:1 Obituary, 03/04/1932:2, 3 Shaw, Mrs Henry H. Shaw, Jairus H. Brother dies in Dorchester, 10/02/1931:3 Erects dwelling on Pickens St 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 Shaw, Mrs Mason And Joshua Sherman contract to build needle factory 55 years ago, Father's funeral held at West Barnstable, 04/22/1932:3 11/21/1930:8 Shaw, Myra Shaw, Joseph Teacher at Pratt Free School, 08/15/1930:6 Obituary, 09/14/1934:6 Shaw, Nellie Wicher Shaw, Joseph N. Supervisor of music in Brockton schools, 01/10/1930:1 Erects Dutch colonial on Courtland St for Mrs Henry Sears, Instructor at Lasell Seminary for the summer, 07/04/1930:1 04/04/1930:1 Shaw, Nina G. Shaw, Lewis W. Rear-ends auto driven by Earl Berry on Everett St, 10/13/1933:7 Obituary, 08/05/1932:1 Shaw, Norman Dies at age 72, 08/05/1932:4 Wilmots attend funeral, 03/21/1930:5 Will in probate, 08/19/1932:5 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Notice of no responsibility for wife's debts, 12/07/1934:5 Shaw, Norman W. Shaw, Linus Obituary, 03/14/1930:1 Brockton couple married 59 years, 01/01/1932:1 Son of Freeman T. and Evelyn Wilmot dies at age 11, 03/14/1930:4 Shaw, Linus H. Shaw, Rose Brockton couple married 60 years, 01/06/1933:1 Injured in collision with Bridgewater auto, 12/02/1932:1 Shaw, Lizzie N. Shaw, Rose O. Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 04/08/1932:7 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Shaw, Madeline Shaw, Samuel Resides in Boston, 09/05/1930:6 Slight auto blaze on Peirce St, 01/23/1931:1 Shaw, Madelyn Honored by Camp Wyanoke, 09/02/1932:3 Resides in Boston, 10/10/1930:1 Awarded Eagle Scout, 01/20/1933:1 Engaged to Cushing Ellis, 09/07/1934:1 Shaw, Sarah Ryder Shaw, Madelyn E. Brief biography of Hope Shaw Jones (p), 04/11/1930:1 Engaged to Cushing W. Ellis, 09/21/1934:4 Shaw, Walter Wed to Cushing W. Ellis, 10/05/1934:4 Chimney fire on Rocky Meadow St, 02/19/1932:1 Shaw, Madelyn Elsie Shaw, Walter A. Wedding described, 10/05/1934:1 Obituary, 09/23/1932:1 Shaw, Marguerite Remembered by friends in South Carver, 09/30/1932:2 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Petition for administration of estate, 11/04/1932:8 Shaw, Martha Shaw, Washington Henry Ill with scarlet fever, 01/17/1930:3 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Shaw, Mary Shaw, Willard Cousin dies in Providence, RI, 03/09/1934:3 Wedding described, 03/13/1931:6 Shaw, Mary L. Electric lights installed at home in Rock, 11/11/1932:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/20/1931:5 Son born, 11/25/1932:3 Shaw, Mary Louise Infant son dies, 12/02/1932:6 Obituary, 05/08/1931:1 Shaw, Willard M. Wife of E. Frank dies at age 54, 05/08/1931:4 Wed to Mary E. Wrightington, 05/29/1931:4 Shaw, Mason Shaw, William Uncle dies in North Attleboro, 11/10/1933:6 Engaged to Mary Wrightington, 11/14/1930:6 Shaw, May Shoots one fox this season, 01/01/1932:3 Sells Long Point Rd orchard to Gilbert Harris, 09/18/1931:1 Shaw, William A. Shaw, Merrill A. Will in probate, 03/31/1933:2 And George Shaw petition for miniature golf course at Union and High Shaw, William F. St, 09/12/1930:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/06/1930:5 Purchases Ezra Shaw's eleven-room Colonial residence at auction, Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 06/19/1931:1 Collides with Somerville auto on Wareham St, 02/05/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/11/1933:6 Shaw, William H. Shaw, Mildred Taylor Obituary, 05/05/1933:1 Appears in musical under auspices of Longwood Towers, 04/03/1931:1 Dies at age 43, 05/05/1933:4 Assists in concert at Bridgewater Normal school, 05/20/1932:1 Elks hold lodge of sorrow, 05/19/1933:1 Performs with Men's Glee club at Bridgewater State Teacher's college, Elks holds annual memorial service, 12/08/1933:2 05/27/1932:1
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Shaw, William M. Sherman, C.A. cont. Engaged to Mary E. Wrightington, 11/28/1930:4 Employs William Rose at Plymouth-Chrysler dealership, 09/18/1931:1 Shaw & Childs Charles Hambly new service manager at garage, 06/15/1934:1 Lease dwelling from Mrs William Pierce, convert to store 55 years ago, Sherman, Charles A. 08/01/1930:8 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 08/15/1930:5 Shaw's Express Granted license to sell gasoline, 09/12/1930:1 Parks and Lovell open new business 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:2 Shea, Delwin S. Abutters protest petition for gasoline sales, 11/21/1930:1 Engaged to Virginia A. Cooper, 09/29/1933:4 Gasoline license controversy settled, 11/28/1930:1 Wedding described, 10/13/1933:1 GAR headquarters moves to Bon Mode property on Center St, Shea, Margaret T. 02/19/1932:1 Wedding described, 10/31/1930:1 Sherman, Edith B. Shea, Michael Wed to Francis J. Cusson, 06/08/1934:4 State patrolman transfers to Rehoboth, 06/20/1930:3 Sherman, Edith Brewer Shea, Richard Teaches at Lyndon Institute in Vermont, 09/12/1930:1 Local state police attend funeral, 12/12/1930:1 Sherman, Edith Brewster Shea, Richard F. Engaged to Francis J. Cusson, 04/27/1934:1 Deceased Elk honored at memorial service, 12/12/1930:2 Sherman, Hannah C. Elks hold lodge of sorrow, 12/19/1930:1 Obituary, 01/02/1931:2 Shea, Wilbur J. Will in probate, 01/09/1931:7 State patrolman assigned here, 08/07/1931:1 Sherman, Hannah Crocker Sheedy, P.J. Obituary, 12/19/1930:1 Sacred Heart Church, 1880 (p), 06/27/1930:1 Widow of Joseph dies at age 88, 12/19/1930:4 Sheehan, Bernard Obituary, 12/26/1930:6 Bicycle stolen from in front of Center St store, 07/21/1933:1 Sherman, Henry Sheehan, Elizabeth D. Son born, 04/10/1931:4 Granted divorce from Michael J., 01/17/1930:1 Sherman, James H. Sheehan, Mary Obituary, 12/02/1932:1 Employed at P.H. Peirce Co., 09/16/1932:1 Dies at age 72, 12/02/1932:4 Sheehan, Mary E. Sherman, Joshua P.H. Peirce Co. bookkeeper falls, breaks wrist, 12/25/1931:1 And Jairus Shaw contract to build needle factory 55 years ago, Sheehan, Michael J. 11/21/1930:8 Wife Elizabeth granted divorce, 01/17/1930:1 Contracts to build stable for F.A. Harlow 55 years ago, 12/04/1931:8 Sheehan, (Miss) Sherman, Laurence Obituary, 07/24/1931:1 New tenor soloist at Church of Our Saviour, 10/06/1933:1 Sheehy, Nicolas Sherman, "Mutt" Receives 25-year pin from G.E. Keith Shoe Co., 03/27/1931:1 Shoots end of Chappell's gun barrel, 12/16/1932:1 Sheep Sherman, N.B. Percy Jones and Frederick Strople bring truckload of sheep from Saw mill undergoes repairs 55 years ago, 10/24/1930:8 Vermont, 05/22/1931:9 Sherman, Nelson Sheerin, William Beagle takes second at Berkley show, 09/01/1933:3 Obituary, 03/09/1934:1 Sherman, Robert C. South Hanson man dies at age 45, 03/09/1934:4 Superintendent of State Farm, 06/16/1933:8 Sheerin, William J. Sherman, Vining Petition for administration of estate, 03/30/1934:6 Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Sheldon, Isaac Sherrard, Milton F.B. Wed to Parmelia A. Rodman, 10/02/1931:4 Chimney fire on Pearl St, 04/04/1930:10 Sheldon, Isaac A. Break-in at barber shop fails, 05/08/1931:1 Purchases property at 19 Fairview St, 09/11/1931:1 Barbers announce change in prices (ad), 01/13/1933:8 Engaged to Parmelia A. Rodman, 09/18/1931:4 Hires Alfred Hodder (ad), 01/13/1933:8 Shelton, Lucille F. Sherrard, Mrs Milton F.B. Wed to Alfred W. Chase, 11/06/1931:4 Brother dies in Princeton, ME, 07/01/1932:1 Sherard, M.F. Shibles, Mark R. Anderson and Hodder resign to open barbershop in Boston, Sub-master at Bates School, 05/09/1930:1 12/28/1934:4 Local teacher writes science textbook, 06/12/1931:2 Sheridan (Mr) Shibles, Mark Richard Washburn & Sheridan Construction Co. employs Merrill Washburn, Wedding described, 09/09/1932:1 01/23/1931:4 Shields, Margaret Sheridan, Katherine E. Petition for probate of will, 11/23/1934:7 Obituary, 12/28/1934:1 Shields, Margaret Reed Dies at age 80, 12/28/1934:4 Obituary, 11/09/1934:1 Sherman (Mr) Widow of Henry F. dies at age 79, 11/09/1934:4 Insurance companies pay fire damages 55 years ago, 06/27/1930:6 Shippee, Mrs Albert Sherman, Annie Funeral held in East Killingly, CT, 05/02/1930:1 Burial in Plympton, 04/29/1932:3 Shipwrecks (see Boats and Boating - Accidents) Sherman, Arthur Shiverick, Fannie B. Obituary, 07/01/1932:7 Obituary, 06/30/1933:1 Sherman, C.A. Widow of Samuel N. dies at age 82, 06/30/1933:4 Willard batteries (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Will in probate, 08/11/1933:6 Moves to larger quarters at 158 Centre St (ad), 05/30/1930:8
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Shiverick, William Shores, Ruth Employs Woodbury 55 years ago, 09/12/1930:7 Assistant to Katherine Wright at beauty shop, 10/24/1930:1 Shlaich, Marie Short, Frank Wed to Fred Horsman, 04/06/1934:4 Fined $50 for burning in open without a permit, 04/04/1930:2 Shockley, Fred A. Short, George E. Driving new auto, 01/30/1931:4 New cranberry specialist now on duty, 06/13/1930:2 Main St couple married 50 years, 02/19/1932:1 Short, Louis Shoe Industry Son born, 08/14/1931:7 see also Alberts Shoe Co.; Boot and Shoe Workers' Union, Local 20; Shove, Mary J. G.E. Keith Shoe Co.; John E. Lucey Shoe Co.; Leonard, Shaw & Obituary, 05/22/1931:1 Dean; Leonard & Barrows Widow of Edward dies at age 68, 05/22/1931:4 Drawing of factory at corner of Clifford and Wareham St (i), Shovel Manufacturing (55 years ago) 06/20/1930:1 Local works donates goods to fair in Boston, 02/28/1930:7 New industry possible here, 03/13/1931:1 Bridge at shovel works falls in, 03/21/1930:8 New shoe concern under discussion by Chamber of Commerce, Fire breaks out in Waterville shop, 03/21/1930:8 03/13/1931:1 Bridge broken down, 04/11/1930:8 Chamber meeting not as enthusiastic as could have been, 03/20/1931:1 Draws workers from East Taunton, 02/06/1931:9 Chamber of Commerce discusses plans for shoe factory, 03/20/1931:1 Lack of water delays work, 07/24/1931:6 Firm not to locate here, 03/27/1931:1 Noise of trip hammers sound through the night, 07/31/1931:6 Chamber makes wise decision, 04/03/1931:1 Scarcity of water stops work, 08/14/1931:6 New firm to make big impact here, 01/20/1933:1 Stop work due to want of water, 09/11/1931:6 Work to begin soon in old factory, 02/03/1933:1 Shubert, Joseph Another shoe firm may locate here, 05/26/1933:1 Bothered by mosquitoes at pumping station, 01/10/1930:4 New firm to occupy Luther building, 06/09/1933:1 Shultz, Ella F. Luther building being put in order, 06/16/1933:4 Injured in collision with Chelsea auto, 01/20/1933:1 A bright prospect for town, 06/30/1933:1 Shuman, Wilford Monies needed to start two new companies here, 07/14/1933:1 Lets School St apartment to Walter Hicks, 01/17/1930:1 To the taxpayers of Middleboro (l) (J.H. Burkhead), 07/14/1933:2 Foreman of stitching room at Leonard, Shaw & Deane, 08/12/1932:1 Three new factories since first of the year, 08/11/1933:1 Member of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. winning basket ball team (p), Factory payrolls increase, 09/22/1933:1 05/05/1933:1 Middleboro factories' payroll at $15,000 per week, 10/06/1933:1 Shurtleff, Alice Brotherhood of Shoe and Allied Crafts attempts to organize local Aunt dies in Manchester, NH, 07/25/1930:3 workers, 10/20/1933:1 Shurtleff, Alton Morris Shoe Co. opens retail department in factory at 17 Jackson St Wedding described, 12/02/1932:7 (ad), 12/08/1933:2 Shurtleff, Archie Morris Shoe Co. open new retail store, 12/08/1933:7 Chimney fire on Sproat St, 12/19/1930:1 Message to shoe workers (l) (Middleboro Chamber of Commerce), Shurtleff, Avis B. 04/13/1934:1 Wed to Daniel B. Ducey, 02/14/1930:4 Brief history of local industry, 09/07/1934:1 Shurtleff, Clifford Shoe Industry (55 years ago) Daughter born, 01/22/1932:7 Manufacturers take usual break, 05/02/1930:6 Shurtleff, Cynthia A. Kingman starts factory after usual fall break, 11/14/1930:6 Obituary, 05/22/1931:1 Perkins & Son starts up in North Middleboro, 01/09/1931:6 Widow of Virgil dies at age 76, 05/22/1931:4 Business picks up, 12/04/1931:8 Petition for administration of estate, 05/29/1931:5 Shoe Stores Shurtleff, Dorothy see also D.W. Besse Co.; Walk-Over Shoe Store; White Shoe Store; Resides in Boston, 05/02/1930:3 W.S. Andrews & Son Wed to John Dwight Morton, 10/10/1930:9 Anderson's shoe repair (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Shurtleff, Dorothy Field Central Shoe Hospital (ad), 12/19/1930:10 Engaged to John Dwight Morton, 04/04/1930:1 Studley & Drew (ad), 03/13/1931:8 Wedding described, 10/10/1930:1 Dupont's Shoe Store painted with black and gold, 10/02/1931:1 Shurtleff, Dorothy L. Alley Tosti, shoe repair expert (ad), 04/15/1932:10 Wedding described, 07/03/1931:1 Fredberg's Store of Bargains, 252 Center St (ad), 12/16/1932:3 Wed to Walter O. Thompson, 07/03/1931:4 Centre Street Shoe Hospital, 22 Centre St (ad), 02/17/1933:8 Shurtleff, Dorothy Louise R.W. Kelley proprietor of Walk-Over Shoe Store (ad), 06/09/1933:2 Engaged to Walter Oliver Thompson, 02/27/1931:3 Morris Shoe Co. opens retail department in factory at 17 Jackson St Shurtleff, Dorothy O. (ad), 12/08/1933:2 Engaged to Walter O. Thompson, 06/19/1931:4 Morris Shoe Co. open new retail store, 12/08/1933:7 Shurtleff, Eugene Specials for graduation at Andrew's Shoe Store (ad), 04/20/1934:8 Rents apartment from Mrs J. Mahoney on Oak St, 05/15/1931:1 Shootings Son born, 09/15/1933:4 Rum racket ends in gory fight in Lakeville, 10/17/1930:1 Daughter born, 09/21/1934:4 Mystery shot fired at Kelley home on School St, 04/17/1931:1 Shurtleff, Eugene M. Peter Kontoes pleads not guilty to armed assault on Mabel Kelley, Engaged to Esther Phillips, 04/11/1930:6 04/24/1931:1 Shurtleff, Eugene Marion Shoplifting Engaged to Esther Arlene Phillips, 04/04/1930:4 Three women suspects make getaway, 02/02/1934:1 Wedding described, 04/11/1930:1 Shores, Robert E. Wed to Esther Arlene Phillips, 04/11/1930:4 Obituary, 06/19/1931:1 Shurtleff, Flavel H. Rutland man dies at age 61, 06/19/1931:4 Obituary, 03/09/1934:1 Boston man dies at age 34, 03/09/1934:4
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Shurtleff, Frank Shurtleff, Russell Purchases Warrentown dwelling from Warren Wood 55 years ago, Son born, 04/15/1932:8 10/24/1930:8 Engaged to Ida Louise Sweet, 09/01/1933:1 Shurtleff, Frederick Shurtleff, Walter D. Resumes studies at Williston Academy, 01/10/1930:3 Obituary, 01/05/1934:2 Attends Brown University, 09/26/1930:3 Shurtleff, William Employed with New Bedford Times, 04/08/1932:6 Genealogy, 11/23/1934:3 Shurtleff, Frederick M. Sidewalks Obituary, 03/17/1933:1 In deplorable condition (l), 03/21/1930:8 Shurtleff, George A. Installed from Centre St, across Academy Green, to Town House 55 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 years ago, 06/20/1930:3 George A. Shurtleff & Son, building materials of all kinds (ad), Flooring on sidewalk of Grove St bridge replanked, 08/22/1930:3 06/24/1932:8 Selectmen discuss new cement walk project, 09/12/1930:1 Lumber and hardware (ad), 10/21/1932:5 State department makes local inquiries into need, 04/24/1931:4 One in series of sketches of progressive merchants and manufacturers, Repairs for School St, no walk for East Grove St, 05/15/1931:2 08/11/1933:2 Selectmen defer action on new sidewalks, 08/28/1931:1 Building begins on new structure at lumber yard, 10/26/1934:3 Deferred expenditure good start to trimming budget, 09/11/1931:1 Shurtleff, George, Jr. New walks on Center St attractive, 10/16/1931:1 Daughter born, 11/28/1930:1 Three fatal accidents in Middleboro this year, 11/20/1931:1 Shurtleff, Hilda Conditions at federal building cause for complaint, 12/09/1932:1 Teaches in Belchertown, 01/03/1930:2 New walk on north side of Wareham St installed, 06/09/1933:1 Resides in Belchertown, 10/17/1930:8 Civil Works Board provides work for many men here, 12/08/1933:1 Engaged to A.E. Westwell, 04/03/1931:3 CWA projects in full swing here, 01/12/1934:1 Shurtleff, Hilda R. Local CWA projects closed, 02/16/1934:4 Wedding described, 04/10/1931:1 Many improvements made here under federal aid, 05/25/1934:1 Shurtleff, Hilda Rounsevell Details of Myrtle St improvements, 09/21/1934:2 Engaged to Arthur Evans Westwell, 07/04/1930:1 Sidlevicz, Julia Agnes Shurtleff, Howard Petitions court to change her name, 07/31/1931:3 Rents Rounds' apartment on High St, 07/11/1930:1 Signs and Signboards Shurtleff, J. Frederick see also Traffic Signs and Signals Candidate for Brown football team, 10/03/1930:2 Mendall & Bosworth put up large new sign 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Shurtleff, James F. "No Parking" signs up on north side of Wareham St, 04/25/1930:1 LeBaron's car struck by Shurtleff as pulls out of Center St parking Nicholas Panesis draws advertising sign of unusual excellence for Park space, 08/14/1931:2 Theatre, 06/06/1930:6 Supposed gun play a joke, charged with driving without license or Nicholas Panesis' painted cut-out in Dupont's window display advertises registration, 09/11/1931:1 movie, 06/13/1930:1 Shurtleff, Lottie M. Sign near Christian Science church detracts from value of property, Obituary, 09/18/1931:1 06/20/1930:1 Wife of Alfred H. dies, 09/18/1931:4 Permit granted to First National Stores for sign on Center St, Shurtleff, Marilyn Ruth 10/03/1930:1 Born to George, Jr., 11/28/1930:1 Morrill & Lucas have new sign up 55 years ago, 07/31/1931:6 Shurtleff, Mary E. Church Coal Co. gets permit to erect sign on Cambridge St, Obituary, 01/10/1930:3 10/02/1931:1 Shurtleff, Mary Ella Kingman Homestead Grocery and The Music Shop add awnings and signs, Widow of James F. dies at age 81, 01/10/1930:4 05/13/1932:1 Shurtleff, Merrill Parking signs erected, 06/30/1933:1 Takes first airplane ride, 07/11/1930:9 Middleboro Theatre gets permission to erect neon sign, 09/15/1933:7 Shurtleff, Mrs Robert Sigsworth, John Resides in Needham, 03/13/1931:1 Funeral service held at Sacred Heart, 04/20/1934:2 Resides in Stamford, CT, 06/23/1933:1 Sigsworth, John J. Shurtleff, Nathaniel A. Suicide follows long illness, 04/20/1934:1 Petition made against estate, 03/07/1930:5 Will in probate, 04/20/1934:8 Shurtleff, Percy Silva, Frank Blacksmith bitten in head by horse, 08/21/1931:1 Resides in Middleton, CT, 08/28/1931:1 Shurtleff, Robert Five local men injured in accident in Bridgewater, 06/22/1934:7 Resides in Brockton, 09/25/1931:1 Silva, John M. New W.T. Grant store manager in Stamford, CT, 02/24/1933:1 Auto stolen from parking lot at Town House, 04/11/1930:1 Moves from Stamford, CT to Hempstead, Long Island, 01/26/1934:1 Stolen car recovered on South Main St, 04/18/1930:1 Shurtleff, Robert T. Five local men injured in accident in Bridgewater, 06/22/1934:7 Son born, 07/17/1931:4 Silva, Joseph Shurtleff, Roger Fingers get caught in machinery at Lobl Mfg., 10/10/1930:4 Fred Galfre falls from seat of oil truck, 06/19/1931:1 Chimney fire on West Grove St, 05/05/1933:1 Shurtleff, Roger W. Silva, Philip Wedding described, 08/29/1930:1 Refuses responsibility for wife's bills, 02/26/1932:4 Wed to Elsie S. Galfre, 08/29/1930:4 Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 03/04/1932:7 Shurtleff, Roswell Silva, Theresa Rose Former Carver couple married 50 years, 11/24/1933:3 Husband refuses responsibility for bills, 02/26/1932:4 Obituary, 02/16/1934:3, 02/23/1934:3 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for bills, 03/04/1932:7 South Carver folks remember, 02/23/1934:8 Silver, Gladys Resides in Brookline, 01/17/1930:1
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Silver, Gladys G. Sipolin, Olga Engaged to Harry G. Carlson, 06/24/1932:1 Teaches in Charlestown, NH, 01/09/1931:1, 09/11/1931:1 Wedding described, 07/15/1932:1 Sipolin, Olga Frances Wed to Harry Carlsen, 07/15/1932:4 Graduates from Boston University, 06/20/1930:1 Silver, Jerome Tina Sisson (Chief of Police) Son born, 04/01/1932:4 Cow gives birth to twins, 02/28/1930:1 Silver, Joseph Not bad with a lariat, 08/12/1932:1 Moves from North St to Plympton St, 04/25/1930:1 Commended for action following auto-bicycle accident, 09/16/1932:2 Member of Cape Cod Entertainers, 12/01/1933:1 Crocker's dog bites McAnaugh and the Chief of Police, 06/16/1933:1 Member of Cape Cod Players, 12/21/1934:1 Tribute to Police Chief Sisson (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 12/07/1934:3 Silver, Joseph G. Sisson, Albert A. Collides with Delory on Plympton St, 04/01/1932:7 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 03/21/1930:1 Silver, Mary E. Land damages awarded, 07/24/1931:1 Obituary, 05/04/1934:1 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Silvia (Mr) Sisson, Andrew Mr and Mrs Wright purchase residence in North Lakeville, 02/17/1933:2 Chimney fire on Webster St, 10/14/1932:1 Silvia, Dorothy Sisson, E.A. Wedding described, 06/19/1931:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Silvia, Frank M. Sisson, Edward Perry Wed to Mae M. Paul, 10/14/1932:4 Sisson triplets celebrate 2nd birthday, 10/28/1932:1 Silvia, James Sisson, Elmer Engaged to Rose Peranian, 04/29/1932:1 Mr and Mrs Ashley open new wayside stand at Sisson's filling station, Silvia, Jerome 05/08/1931:3 Chimney fire at East Middleboro home, 01/10/1930:3 Sisson, Elmer A. Silvia, M. James Petitions selectmen for new road project in South Middleboro, Wedding described, 09/30/1932:1 07/11/1930:1 Wed to Rose V. Peranian, 09/30/1932:4 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Silvia, M. James, Jr. Has bus of latest design for South Middleboro school children, Engaged to Rose Peranian, 12/11/1931:1 03/27/1931:1 Silvia, Peter Provides transport for students of Bates School, 04/03/1931:3 Three Taunton youths charged with breaking and entering Lakeville Awarded school transportation contract, 07/03/1931:3 building, 07/03/1931:2 Takes Marion Dion to court, 10/30/1931:4 Simkus, Frank Sisson, Elmer E. Employed at Soule's Furniture Store, 07/29/1932:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/13/1931:5 Simkus, Mrs Frank Sisson, Madeline Employed at Soule's Furniture Store, 07/29/1932:1 Photo wins Boston newspaper contest, 08/26/1932:1 Simmons, Edith B. Sisson, Mason Corey Obituary, 05/29/1931:1 Sisson triplets celebrate 2nd birthday, 10/28/1932:1 Widow of Arthur P. dies at age 43, 05/29/1931:4 Sisson, Philip Simmons, George Franklin Turkeys for sale (ad), 12/19/1930:10 Wedding described, 04/22/1932:2 And Joncas bag 21-lb. raccoon, 11/03/1933:1 Simmons, Gilbert Sisson, Philip G. Bids $12 for school transportation contract, 08/12/1932:1 Triplet boys born, 10/24/1930:1 Simmons, Gilbert M. Home and contents lost to fire, 02/12/1932:1 Special sale on wood (ad), 09/11/1931:8 Sisson, Philip Green, Jr. Simmons, G.M. Sisson triplets celebrate 2nd birthday, 10/28/1932:1 Bargain sale on wood (ad), 01/09/1931:8 Sisson, Sanford G. Simmons, Henry O. Obituary, 05/16/1930:1 Wareham St couple surprised on 50th anniversary, 03/27/1931:1 Dies at age 73, 05/16/1930:4 Simmons, James Henry Petition for administration of estate, 12/30/1932:5 Wedding described, 06/27/1930:1 Skating Simmons, Sarah J. Brockton resident skates to see family in Middleboro 55 years ago, Obituary, 06/29/1934:3 02/28/1930:7 Simon, Adam Mike Teceno's shoes stolen while skating, 01/09/1931:6 Will in probate, 03/28/1930:3, 04/04/1930:9 Rock pond used for first time this season, 01/08/1932:3 Sinauski, Joseph Popular in North Middleboro, 02/26/1932:3 Fractures shoulder when buried in sewage trench, 05/30/1930:1 South Middleboro folks out for first time this season, 12/02/1932:6 Thrown from vehicle when tips in South Middleboro, 09/04/1931:1 Rock pond hosts bonfire for skaters, 01/26/1934:3 Sinauski, Walter Ice skaters enjoy conditions on Rock Pond, 12/14/1934:9 Chimney fire on Arlington St, 04/20/1934:1 Skillings, Mrs Blanchard Sinclair, Lydia M. Resides in Connersville, IN, 08/01/1930:1 Obituary, 09/05/1930:1 Skillings, Ruth E. Wife of John dies at age 67, 09/05/1930:4 Poppy Day fund raiser (l), 11/07/1930:1 Petition for administration of estate, 10/10/1930:3 Wed to Clifton A. McCrillis, 05/08/1931:4 Sinoski, Stanley Wedding described, 05/15/1931:1 Applies for liquor license, 12/21/1934:7 Sledding (see Coasting) Sipolin, Mary Sleighs and Sleighing Junior at College of Practical Arts and Letter at Boston University, Conditions excellent 55 years ago, 01/17/1930:8 09/22/1933:1 Horse and sleigh in Rock a rare sight, 02/07/1930:11 New snowfall great for sleighing, 02/06/1931:5
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Sleighs and Sleighing cont. Smith, Doris A. Many smashed up sleighs 55 years ago, 03/06/1931:6 Employed at Lucy Braley's candy kitchen, 06/29/1934:7 Weather brings back oldtime fun, 02/09/1934:1 Smith, Elizabeth Sloan, Arthur And Flora Porter design window for art display in Boston, 03/21/1930:1 Bruises ribs in fall from staging, 09/11/1931:1 Smith, Everett Sloat, Annie E. Police stop exhibition dance by youngster, 05/02/1930:3 Obituary, 07/01/1932:1 Receives cuts and bruises from auto collision with pole, 10/14/1932:5 Wife of George W. dies at age 79, 07/01/1932:4 Smith, F. Seymour Slosser, Esther Thurston Daughter born, 12/27/1933:4 Son born, 11/10/1933:6 Smith, Forrest Seymour Slosser, Gaius Jackson Wedding described, 04/25/1930:1 Son born, 11/10/1933:6 Wed to Dorothy Grace Naylor, 04/25/1930:4 Small, Cyrus K. Smith, F.V. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/08/1932:5 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Small, Ina M. Smith, George A. Tax collector's sale, 04/06/1934:5 Obituary, 01/05/1934:1 Small, Thomas S. Dies at age 82, 01/05/1934:4 Dennisport couple married 50 years, 11/17/1933:2 Smith, Gordon Smalley, Edward Engaged to Doris P. Chase, 11/16/1934:1 Administrator presents account of estate, 11/28/1930:3 Smith, Gordon W. Smalley, Francis Instructor leaves for Colby College, 09/19/1930:1 Son born, 07/22/1932:4 Resides in Waterville, ME, 07/14/1933:6 Smetona, Simon Smith, Gordon Winslow Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/14/1933:5 Graduates from Harvard, takes teaching post at Colby College, Smith, A. Tremaine 06/27/1930:7 Ralph Buckman resigns from milk route, 01/23/1931:6 Instructor of French at Colby College, 12/26/1930:4 Smith, A. Vincent Smith, Harry Re-appointed town medical examiner, 05/05/1933:4 State patrolman transfers here, 05/01/1931:4 Smith, Albert Lakeville couple married 40 years, 12/04/1931:1 Auction sale of household furniture and personal property, 06/06/1930:5 Smith, Helen Smith, Albert W. Employed at Brookline hospital, 01/16/1931:3 Obituary, 02/20/1931:1 Smith, Helen M. Brockton man dies at age 73, 02/20/1931:4 Obituary, 03/21/1930:1 Smith, Arthur Newton woman dies, 03/21/1930:4 Sells house to Mr Dubee, 06/05/1931:3 Smith, Henry D. Sells Plymouth St cottage to Albert Dube, 07/10/1931:4 Mansfield couple married 45 years, 06/08/1934:1 Break-in at North Middleboro store, 09/02/1932:1 Smith, Israel M. Smith, Arthur L. Obituary, 03/10/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8, 07/15/1932:5 Dies at age 73, 03/10/1933:2 Moves fixtures and furnishings to new store on Bedford St, Smith, John 10/14/1932:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/31/1930:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/12/1934:5 Smith, Katherine Smith, A.V. Petition for administration of estate, 11/16/1934:8 Appointed judge for regional dog show, 01/24/1930:1 Smith, Lemira Fox hounds take all the cups at Brunswick Fur club in Putnam, CT, Returns to Bridgewater State for junior year, 09/15/1933:1 11/04/1932:1 Smith, Lillian M.B. Fox hounds do well at Brunswick Hunt Club meet, 10/27/1933:1 Obituary, 04/29/1932:1 Smith, Bertha Widow of Charles R. dies at age 62, 04/29/1932:4 Engaged to Murray S. Gifford, 12/27/1933:4 Smith, Lillian R. Smith, Bill Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/12/1934:5 State trooper adopted into Blackfoot tribe of North Dakota, Smith, Lizzie 10/07/1932:4 Wedding described, 10/17/1930:9 Smith, Burrell Smith, Lizzie F. Wed to Ruth Tucker, 06/19/1931:1 Engaged to Francis P. Hunt, 10/10/1930:4 Smith, Carl Wed to Francis P. Hunt, 10/17/1930:4 Vagrant sent to State Farm, 08/18/1933:1 Smith, Lloyd R. Smith, Celia Wed to Arne D. Closson, 08/05/1932:4 Returns to Bridgewater State for junior year, 09/15/1933:1 Smith, Lois Smith, Charles C. Celebrates 90th birthday, biography, 11/10/1933:1 House painting, paperchanging (ad), 03/06/1931:8 Smith, Luelia F. Stolen auto recovered in Boston, 10/21/1932:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate in Lakeville, 11/11/1932:4 Smith, Charlotte Smith, Luella F. Graduates from Forsyth Dental School, 06/26/1931:1 Obituary, 08/07/1931:1 Smith, Charlotte M. Taunton woman dies at age 61, 08/07/1931:4 Student at Forsythe Dental School in Boston, 10/17/1930:1 Smith, Malcolm Accepts position with dentist in Taunton, 11/20/1931:1 Occupies tenement on Plymouth St, 04/04/1930:4 Smith, Chester House and contents destroyed by fire, 09/04/1931:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Smith, Malcome Smith, Claude Son born, 10/03/1930:4 Employed at State Farm, 11/16/1934:4
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Smith, Maria Smith, Walter H. Funeral held in Newport, RI, 04/22/1932:1 Obituary (p), 05/16/1930:1 Smith, Marjorie Dies at age 82, 05/16/1930:4 Wed to Thomas Bergen, 07/04/1930:1 GAR member dies, 05/30/1930:1 Smith, Martha Will in probate, 06/06/1930:3 House at Rock painted, 11/14/1930:6 Member of Odd Fellows dies, 06/20/1930:2 Obituary, 03/31/1933:1 Executors present account of estate, 09/04/1931:5 Widow of Roland dies, 03/31/1933:4 Smith, William Funeral held at Rock, 04/07/1933:3 Pliny Edson charged with larceny from Smith, 05/23/1930:6 Miller St house sold at auction to J.C. Turner, 06/29/1934:3 Smith, William A. Smith, Martha A. Named police chief in Carver, 03/30/1934:1 Dies in Marlboro, 12/19/1930:4 Smith, William F. Smith, Martha T. Pliny Edson gets 30 days for larceny from Smith, 05/30/1930:3 Will in probate, 04/07/1933:5 Smith, Wm. F. Administrator petitions to sell real estate, 05/04/1934:5 Radios (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Administrator's sale, 06/08/1934:5 Smith Dancing School Administrator has numerous questions for court, 09/14/1934:5 Opens in Red Men's hall, 11/23/1934:6 Administrator presents account of estate, 09/14/1934:5 Variety of styles (ad), 11/23/1934:8 Smith, Mary Smolski (infant) Falls down stairs, escapes with bruising, 02/16/1934:3 Son of Julius dies, 1/27/1933:4 Smith, Mary I. Smolski, Sophie Will in probate, 04/10/1931:5 Three charged with disturbing the peace, 12/30/1932:1 Smith, Mary Ida Smtona, Simon Obituary, 03/27/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/14/1933:5 Wife of Orrin R. dies at age 64, 03/27/1931:4 Snell, Nellie L. Smith, Mary M. Petitions land court, 07/03/1931:3 Obituary, 11/30/1934:1 Snipatuit Gun Club Dies at age 76, 11/30/1934:4 Light and power extension along Spruce St complete, 10/24/1930:1 Smith, Melvin Appreciates extension of electric service, 11/21/1930:1 Enrolls at Northeastern University, 09/16/1932:3 Snipatuit Wayside Stand Smith, Minnie Ashley employs Maurice Goodell, 06/19/1931:6 Collides with East Wareham driver at John Glass Jr. Square, Snow, Edwin Ray 07/03/1931:1 Pardoned man known in Middleboro, 04/22/1932:1 Smith, Mrs Arthur Snow, J. Sherwood Father dies in New Hampshire, 06/02/1933:6 Son born, 05/06/1932:6 Smith, Mrs Clarence Snow, John P. Resides in Great Barrington, 03/20/1931:1 State patrolman assigned here, 08/07/1931:1 Smith, Mrs J.A.B. Snow, Leslie P. Fire starts in heating system at house on Barden Hill Rd, 11/20/1931:4 Funeral held in Rochester, NH, 03/23/1934:1 Smith, Murdock Snow, Mrs J. Sherwood Son born, 11/02/1934:4 Resides in Edgewood, RI, 01/30/1931:1 Smith, Myra H. Snow, Mrs Sherwood Engaged to Carlo Benna, 12/08/1933:4 Resides in Providence, 03/09/1934:1 Wed to Carl O. Benna, 12/27/1933:4 Snow, Venus Smith, Myra M. Fractures shoulder 55 years ago, 04/04/1930:8 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/01/1934:8 Snow Removal Smith, N.C. Shovels and plows still needed 55 years ago, 04/18/1930:7 Window screens (ad), 03/28/1930:8 Highway Department does excellent job during latest storm, Smith, Norma 02/13/1931:1 Auto strikes tree, bursts into flames, 12/16/1932:1 Storm takes officials by surprise, 03/06/1931:1 In auto mixup in Lakeville, 01/13/1933:1 Snowden, Gertrude Smith, Norman C. Class of 1930 odist (p), 06/20/1930:1 Purchases Plymouth St farm from John Savage, 03/28/1930:2 Snowden, Gertrude A. Wed to Florence L. Dean 55 years ago, 10/02/1931:7 Wedding described, 10/05/1934:1 Courtland St couple married 25 years, 10/23/1931:1 Wed to Clarence A. Churbuck, 10/05/1934:4 Smith, Orrin R. Snowden, Irene Alumnus if Bowdoin College, 06/22/1934:1 Wed to William Schultz, 03/09/1934:1 Smith, Paul Snowden, Irene E. Moves from Pleasant St to Brockton, 07/10/1931:4 Wed to William W. Schultz, 03/02/1934:4 Smith, Richard Snowden, Merton C. Infant son of Malcolm dies, 08/28/1931:4 Engaged to Cora A. Lavalley, 01/26/1934:4 Smith, Ruth Naomi Wed to Cora A. Lavalley, 02/02/1934:4 Wedding described, 04/10/1931:1 Soap Smith, Tremaine Middleboro Soap takes lead in Wareham 55 years ago, 03/06/1931:6 Employs Russell Caldwell, 02/07/1930:11 Soccer Smith, Tremaine S. Middleboro club reorganizes, 09/28/1934:8 Son fractures arm in fall, 09/01/1933:3 Socialism Smith, Walter Socialist party holds rally, elects candidate for Congress, 10/07/1932:1 Resides in Boston, 03/27/1931:1 Solandt, Andrew B. Daughter born, 07/22/1932:4 Rochester-Lakeville Greater Parish extends call, 10/07/1932:4
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Solandt, A.W. Soule, Mary H. New associate pastor of Rochester-Lakeville Greater Parish, Henry Soule returns for funeral, 01/17/1930:1 11/18/1932:4 Obituary, 01/17/1930:1 Solandt, Margaret Dies at age 62, 01/17/1930:4 Ill with measles, 12/21/1934:1 Petition for administration of estate, 01/24/1930:5 Solandt, Mrs A.W. Soule, Mildred Brother-in-law dies in Dover, NH, 10/06/1933:8 Teaches in Milton, 04/22/1932:1 Sollis, Lillian M. Soule, Ralph M. Dies after collision on Cape road, 03/17/1933:1 Engaged to Thelma L. Pratt, 05/09/1930:4 Solomon, William L. Soule, Ralph Martin Moves into Taylor house on Wareham St, 10/12/1934:2 Local couple to wed, 06/06/1930:1 Songs and Song Writing Soule, Sarah E. Wilbur writes new song for high school, 06/27/1930:2 Obituary, 04/04/1930:1 Centennial Hymn by Wilson C. Ryder, 07/04/1930:5 Petition for administration of estate, 05/09/1930:5 The Influence of Song by H. Nelson Raymond, 01/09/1931:2 Soule, Sarah Ella Harry Wood composes song for baccalaureate service, 07/10/1931:1 Widow of Orlando dies at age 80, 04/04/1930:4 George D. Alden's poem The Master Weaver set to music, 08/26/1932:1 Soule, William School Song by Lois and Helena Gammons, 03/02/1934:2 Makes extensive addition to residence 55 years ago, 11/28/1930:6 Harry Wood completes writing of communion service, 03/30/1934:1 Soule, William L. Sons of Temperance - Assawampsett Division (55 years ago) Supplies State Farm with two refrigerators, 12/11/1931:1 Five more members initiated, 04/18/1930:7 Three generations of Soules carry on businesses for 100 years (p), Elects officers, 09/25/1931:6 04/08/1932:1 Sons of the American Legion Soule, W.L. Set for first meeting, 06/15/1934:1 Brother-in-law dies in York, ME, 12/11/1931:1 Sons of Veterans Soule Street School Urges greater display of flags (l), 05/20/1932:1 False fire alarm at school, 09/15/1933:1 Sopa, Theodore Soule's Furniture Store Wed to Olive F. Orrall, 07/10/1931:8 14 South Main St (ad), 01/03/1930:5 Soper, George F. Everett driver goes through plate glass window, 09/18/1931:1 Engaged to Lillian M. Cleaves, 04/27/1934:4 Supplies State Farm with two refrigerators, 12/11/1931:1 Wed to Lillian M. Cleaves, 05/04/1934:4 Three generations carry on businesses for 100 years (p), 04/08/1932:1 Soule, Albert Centennial celebration (ad), 04/08/1932:4 Son born, 06/22/1934:4 Recent photo of South Main St building (p), 04/15/1932:4 Soule, Barbara Employs Mr and Mrs Frank Simkus, 07/29/1932:1 Tinkham's student performs at NE Conservatory of Music, 03/09/1934:1 Employs Lydia Phillips, 03/10/1933:1 Soule, Charles H. History and profile of Middleboro business, 10/12/1934:1 Obituary, 12/18/1931:1 Soule's Undertaking Establishment Chelsea man dies at age 45, 12/18/1931:4 14 South Main St (ad), 01/03/1930:4 Soule, Clarence E. Purchases pair of matched horses 55 years ago, 05/08/1931:6 East Middleboro couple married 10 years, 04/17/1931:1 Three generations carry on businesses for 100 years (p), 04/08/1932:1 Soule, Frances Sousa, Alfred Engaged to Gebhardt Petersen, 04/21/1933:2 Daughter born, 04/21/1933:4 Engaged to Gebhardt Peterson, 07/07/1933:6 Purchases Wareham St house, wife to set up beauty shop, 08/18/1933:1 Soule, Frances H. Sousa, Charles H. Engaged to Gebhardt W. Petersen, 05/27/1932:7 Car tips over and burns on the Taunton road, 10/03/1930:1 Soule, Frances Hayes Wife files for divorce, 05/04/1934:5 Wedding held in Chicago, 07/14/1933:3 Sousa, Lawrence F. Soule, George Infant son of Charles and Mary Fred dies, 12/23/1932:4 Three generations of Soules carry on businesses for 100 years (p), Sousa, Mary E. 04/08/1932:1 Files for divorce, 05/04/1934:5 Recent photo of South Main St building (p), 04/15/1932:4 South America (see Americas) Obituary, 09/15/1933:1 South Lakeville Community Baptist Church (see Community Baptist Quincy man dies at age 56, 09/15/1933:4 Church of South Lakeville) Soule, George L. South Lakeville School Old family home on South Main St (p), 07/04/1930:1 Madeline Wood elected principal, 06/19/1931:4 Sells Water St building to Samuel Bourne 55 years ago, 11/07/1930:6 South Middleboro Cemetery Soule, George Lewis Holds annual meeting, 04/17/1931:7 Three generations of Soules carry on businesses for 100 years (p), Association holds meeting, 05/01/1931:3 04/08/1932:1 Association elects officers, 04/13/1934:6 Soule, Henry South Middleboro Garage East Middleboro house suffers break-in, 09/26/1930:1 William Greeley collides with New Bedford driver on Wareham St, Soule, Isaac 03/18/1932:1 Erects residence on School St 55 years ago, 01/17/1930:8 South Middleboro Methodist Episcopal Church Soule, J.M. Re-opens 55 years ago after enlargement and refit, 01/31/1930:8 In command of brig Rosannah Rose 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Repairs and addition nearly complete, 02/07/1930:7 Soule, Martin T. Annie Wilbur donates altar cushions, 07/11/1930:4 Obituary, 07/07/1933:1 Belfry struck by lightning, 08/15/1930:2 Dies at age 75, 07/07/1933:4 Tempest causes damage to belfry, 08/15/1930:4 Petition for administration of estate, 08/11/1933:5 Struck by lightning, 08/22/1930:3 New chimney under construction, 09/26/1930:7
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South Middleboro Methodist Episcopal Church cont. Southworth, Philander W. Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 11/14/1930:4 Successful deer hunter, 12/16/1932:6 Beneficiary of Clarence Maxim's will, 07/31/1931:1 Southworth, Rodney Improvements include shingles and paint, 10/28/1932:7 Resides in Washington, DC, 11/06/1931:3 Organ repaired, 10/28/1932:7 Accepts position in Pawtucket, 11/10/1933:6 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 11/25/1932:2 Resides in Providence, RI, 05/25/1934:3 Holds successful Home Night, 06/02/1933:2 Southworth, W.H. Rev S.J.A. Rook re-appointed pastor, 06/23/1933:2 Starts work on school house 55 years ago, 07/18/1930:6 New organ dedicated, 09/29/1933:3 Completes new schoolhouse; builds house for Pettee 55 years ago, Electricity added to classrooms, 10/27/1933:6 09/05/1930:8 Rev Robert Bisbee preaches, 11/03/1933:6 Souza, Alfred M. Hosts November meeting of Neighborhood convention, 11/10/1933:4 Fails to negotiate curve on Wareham St, 02/12/1932:4 Reminiscences by a member (l), 06/01/1934:7 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 02/19/1932:1 Ensworth Reisner new pastor, 06/29/1934:1 Souza, Alice Maurice Goodell resigns after 5 years as janitor, 10/19/1934:2 Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Hosts Neighborhood convention, 11/16/1934:4 Souza, Alice M. South Middleboro Post Office Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Mail carrier Lawrence Wilbur cuts foot with axe, 12/19/1930:7 Souza, Charles Joseph Phillips clerk, 08/21/1931:9 Report of death, 05/02/1930:2 Office closed down, 03/02/1934:1 Daughter born, 03/02/1934:4 Services discontinued as of March 31st, 03/02/1934:2 Souza, Charles A. Hirst opposed to curtailment of postal service, 03/09/1934:2 Obituary, 04/25/1930:1 Reminder of discontinued service at area offices (l), 03/30/1934:1 Dies at age 14, 04/25/1930:4 Representative in Washington to retain post office, 03/30/1934:6 Souza, Charles E. Rural folks peeved, 04/06/1934:1 Wed to Ruth E. Baldwin, 11/03/1933:4 Thomas Hirst returns from Washington after post office petitions fail, Souza, Manuel 04/06/1934:4 Chimney fire on North St, 02/14/1930:6 Protests post office closings (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 04/06/1934:7 Souza, Mary C. South Middleboro Railroad Station Engaged to Joseph S. Roberts, 07/01/1932:4 Former flag house moved to Buzzards Bay, 01/31/1930:9 Wed to Joseph S. Roberts, 07/08/1932:4 Clifford Westgate station agent, 02/28/1930:6 Souza, Rita Employs Kermit Hojaboom, 10/07/1932:6 Employed at A&P, 07/07/1933:1 South Middleboro School Souza, Roberta William Wilcox replaces Charles LeGarde as janitor, 01/10/1930:3 Breaks window in Ryder's store after slipping on ice, 02/09/1934:1 Teacher Mrs Bernard Jonathan Owens, enrollment 25, 09/12/1930:2 Sovereigns of Industry (55 years ago) Teacher Madeline Owens resigns, replaced by Elsie Cahoon, Meeting rooms at Town House, 01/02/1931:6 12/26/1930:1 Hire Assawampsett hall for headquarters, 02/20/1931:7 Edith Cahoon replaces Madeline Owens, 01/02/1931:2 Sowerby, Edgar C. William Wilcox janitor, 05/29/1931:4 Wed to Bernice M. Reed, 10/16/1931:4 More than half the students out with chicken pox, 04/15/1932:3 Sowerby, Edgar Charles Enrollment increases by 14 over last year, 09/16/1932:4 Engaged to Bernice May Reed, 08/07/1931:6 William Wilcox prepares garden, 06/02/1933:6 Sowerby, Gilbert Southwick, Melvin Auto struck by Watertown driver at Fairview and East Grove St, Daughter born in China, 12/12/1930:1 06/05/1931:1 Writes from China of flood conditions (l), 10/02/1931:6 Fire in Allan house on Everett St, 01/22/1932:2 Writes from Hankow, China, 02/05/1932:3 And Charles Hodgdon, general contracting (ad), 03/18/1932:8 Arrives in Germany from Shanghai, to sail for U.S., 09/16/1932:1 Everett St house gutted by fire, 03/03/1933:1 Arrives in U.S., 10/14/1932:1 Sowerby, Roy Southwick, Melvin E. Broadcasts on WHDH with Osborne and Hotz, 06/01/1934:1 Lives about 600 miles from present trouble in China, 08/08/1930:1 Sowydra, John Southworth (Mr) Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Paints new wagon for Mendall & Bosworth 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 Sowyrda, Alexander Southworth, Bradford E. Bicyclist struck by driver from Worcester, 09/09/1932:8 Onset couple married 50 years, 01/03/1930:1 Chief Sisson commended for action following auto-bicycle accident, Southworth, Charles 09/16/1932:2 Youthful cowboy ropes auto truck, 09/30/1932:1 Spanish-American War Southworth, Herbert A. Members of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts (p), 07/17/1931:1 Local bird dog win prize at Brockton, 10/10/1930:1 Sparrow, A.L. Local dogs place at South Shore Field Trials, 04/10/1931:1 Resides in Lowell, 01/05/1934:1 Joe's Royal Patch stars at Weymouth field trials, 10/09/1931:1 Sparrow, Albert Dog takes second at Brockton trials, 10/23/1931:2 Everett St couple married 60 years, 10/13/1933:1 Dog takes second at Wareham trials, 01/13/1933:1 Sparrow, Howard Southworth, Nancy Son born, 10/24/1930:4 Obituary, 06/09/1933:1 Sparrow, Ivan Widow of Edwin dies at age 79, 06/09/1933:4 Engaged to Florence Shaw, 03/21/1930:1 Southworth, Otis Engaged to Miss Shaw, 05/22/1931:1 Investigation into fire at old Lakeville house, 10/09/1931:4 Sparrow, Ivan B. Southworth, Philander Wedding described, 06/05/1931:1 Wire breaks during storm, causes fire, 02/12/1932:2 Wed to Florence Shaw, 06/05/1931:4 Captures 107 rats in barn, 10/28/1932:7
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Sparrow, J. Augustine Sports cont. Obituary (p), 04/06/1934:1 Sunday sports (l) (W.C. Kilpatrick), 10/30/1931:9 Dies at age 84, 04/06/1934:4 Vote on Sunday sports postponed, 11/06/1931:1 Will shows many bequests, 04/20/1934:1 Commercialized Sunday sports (l) (Herbert S. Sylvester), 11/06/1931:6 Montgomery Home passes resolutions upon death, 05/11/1934:1 Small turnout for Sunday sports vote, 11/13/1931:1 Sparrow, J.A. Sports on Lord's day defeated, 11/13/1931:1 Returns from Traverse, MI 55 years ago, 02/06/1931:9 Echo on Sunday sports question (l) (Herbert S. Sylvester), 11/20/1931:4 Sparrow, Jacob A. Petition circulates in interest of Sunday sports, 05/05/1933:1 Will in probate, 04/20/1934:6 Selectmen take no action on petition, 05/26/1933:1 Sparrow, Mrs Fred C. Sunday sports (l) (William J. Cunningham), 05/26/1933:6 Chimney fire on Plympton St, 05/15/1931:1 Work begun at new North Main St fields, 08/18/1933:4 Fire at home on Plympton St, 12/27/1933:1 Selectmen discuss warrant for special town meeting, 09/01/1933:1 Sparrow, Sarah Crosby Special town meeting to address Sunday sports, 09/01/1933:1 Widow of Frank Miller dies, 11/30/1934:4 Special town meeting adjourned before vote, 09/15/1933:1 Sparrow, Stanwood Town meeting adjourned in midst of discussion, 09/15/1933:1 Resides in South Bend, IN, 01/05/1934:1 Work progresses at playground, 11/24/1933:1 Sparrow, Stanwood W. Selectmen meet to prepare town meeting warrant, 01/05/1934:1 Resides in South Bend, IN, 01/03/1930:1 Sunday sports question goes through town meeting like greased Spaulding, Hazel L. lightning, 02/16/1934:1 Enrolls at Bryant & Stratton Commercial School in Boston, Sunday sports question passes without trouble, 02/16/1934:2 10/20/1933:1 Sunday games discussed by selectmen, 06/29/1934:3 Spaulding, Lester P. Interest in athletics an asset to Middleboro, 12/14/1934:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 Sports - Accidents Spaulding, L.P. Warren Washburn injures knee playing baseball, 06/27/1930:1 Opens service station on Wareham St, 02/28/1930:6 Baseball player, Chester Rice, struck in eye by apple thrown by "fan," Spaulding, Richard 08/15/1930:1 Attends Brockton Business College, 12/27/1933:3, 11/02/1934:6 Joseph Boucher sprains ankle slipping in hole, 08/15/1930:1 Spear, H.A. Chester Rice nearly loses eyesight after struck by apple, 08/15/1930:4 Funeral held in Waltham, 05/04/1934:1 Alberto Chase suffers ruptured spleen in football game, 10/24/1930:1 Speed Limits and Speeding Alberto Chase recovering from football injuries, 11/21/1930:1 George Barney fined $10, 05/02/1930:7 Benefit dance held in Town Hall for Alberto Chase, 12/12/1930:1 Roger Tinkham guilty, 06/13/1930:1 Emilie Hintrager breaks arm skating on Pocksha Pond, 01/16/1931:8 Carl Lind fined $10, 07/18/1930:4 John Perkins' finger bone splintered when struck by baseball, Charles Forsberg fined $10, 08/08/1930:1 09/04/1931:1 Fast drivers fill lockup 55 years ago, 09/19/1930:9 Thomas Boardman fractures collar bone playing baseball, 09/11/1931:1 Speed or safety (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 04/24/1931:3 Edward Neil knocked unconscious during high school football practice, Data collected from new state road, 08/07/1931:1 10/30/1931:1 Carroll Robbins fined $10, 09/23/1932:1 High school football player Johnnie Cabral injured, 11/11/1932:4 Addison Coombs charged with speeding, and operating without lights, Football players injured, 10/19/1934:1 05/05/1933:1 Bagnell rushed to Mass General after injured playing football, Pedestrians must be careful crossing new speedway on Bedford St, 10/19/1934:3 10/20/1933:1 The Spotted Horse John Sylva fined $5, 12/15/1933:4 Mr and Mrs Alonzo Chase close store in Lakeville for season, Cyrus Leggee pleads not guilty, 06/22/1934:4 09/09/1932:5 Legee fined $10 for speeding through intersection, 06/29/1934:2 Alonzo opens business for summer season, 05/05/1933:2 Spencer, James C. Spring, Charles Wed to Alice M. Atwood, 11/28/1930:1 Hingham couple married 50 years, 10/28/1932:1 Sperry, W.S. Spring, Charles L. Closes Wayside Inn, returns to Boston, 08/29/1930:6 Hingham couple married 50 years, 10/28/1932:2 Spooner, Louisa Springer, Earland Resides in Quincy, 11/17/1933:1 Daughter born, 11/25/1932:4 Spooner, Thomas, Jr. Springer, Earland I. Spooner block in 1892 (p), 03/07/1930:1 Daughter born, 12/02/1932:7 Sports Springer, Margaret see also Middleborough Memorial High School - Sports; names of Born to Earland I., 12/02/1932:7 specific sports; North Middleboro Athletic Association; Recreation Springer, Wallace Petition for special town meeting to address Sunday sports law, Son born, 09/16/1932:4 07/17/1931:1 Springer, Wallace A. Petition for Sunday sports tabled by selectmen, 09/25/1931:1 Wed to Phyllis E. Vickery, 11/27/1931:2 New petition on Sunday sports, 10/09/1931:6 Sproat (Mr) Voters to have say on Sunday sports, 10/16/1931:1 Wanton destruction at Sproat house in Nemasket, 01/09/1931:1 Batter up for vote on Sunday sports, 10/23/1931:1 Landmark house in Nemasket suffers considerable damage, Question of Sunday sports in warrant for special town meeting, 01/09/1931:3 10/23/1931:1 Sproat, Earl Review of issues for upcoming special town meeting, 10/30/1931:1 Old mill dam in Muttock (p), 08/08/1930:1 "Yes" to vote by ballot, "No" to Sunday sports (ad) (Council of Sproat, Granville Temple Middleboro Churches), 10/30/1931:6 Our village 50 years ago, 07/03/1931:8 Sunday sports (l) (John P. Garfield), 10/30/1931:9 Sproat, Mary Sunday sports (l) (John W. Annas, Jr.), 10/30/1931:9 Artist fills order from Chicago 55 years ago, 02/06/1931:9 Sunday sports (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 10/30/1931:9 Squanto (see Tisquantum (Squanto))
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Stables Standish, Frederick E. Otis Briggs purchases Centre St estate of Erpelle 55 years ago, State Farm subject of investigation of sales to outsiders, 01/23/1931:4 03/07/1930:8 Larceny case continued, 01/30/1931:1, 02/06/1931:1 Job Braley sells stable to F.E. Wood 55 years ago, 10/09/1931:7 Case dismissed, 02/13/1931:1 Joshua Sherman contracts to build stable for F.A. Harlow 55 years ago, Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 05/06/1932:3 12/04/1931:8 Standish, G. Fred Stafford, Daisy L. Obituary, 10/02/1931:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/06/1931:4 Charlton man dies at age 72, 10/02/1931:4 Stafford, Edgar H. Standish, H. Arthur Obituary, 11/14/1930:1 Reports theft of poultry, 11/18/1932:7 Dies at age 43, 11/14/1930:4 Standish, H.A. Stafford, Geraldine Natural soft curd milk, Thompson St (ad), 12/30/1932:6 Class of 1930 salutatory and essay (p), 06/20/1930:1 Standish, Harland Passes exams to study librarianship in Springfield, 07/11/1930:1 Collides with car driven by Irving Westgate at Centre and Lovell St, Resides in Springfield, 10/17/1930:5 07/22/1932:1 Girl Scout Court of Awards meeting held (p), 11/21/1930:1 Standish, Lillian Employed at Springfield Library, 07/22/1932:4 Music supervisor in Darien, CT, 06/20/1930:1 Appointed assistant librarian at Springfield library, 12/16/1932:4 Standish, Marion Engaged to Alfred Lovell Wood, 12/29/1933:1 Engaged to Charles W. Angers, 07/29/1932:4 Engaged to Alfred L. Wood, 09/28/1934:4, 10/05/1934:6 Wed to Charles Angers, 08/05/1932:4 Wedding described, 10/12/1934:1 Wed to Charles W. Angers, 08/05/1932:4 Stafford, Helen Standish, Miles H. Obituary, 08/22/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Widow of Edgar H. dies at age 68, 08/22/1930:4 Standish, Miles T. Stafford, Philip Obituary, 03/28/1930:1 Attends Worcester Tech, 10/17/1930:5 Dies at age 81, 03/28/1930:4 On third honors at Worcester Polytechnic, 04/03/1931:2 Standish, M.L. Awarded high school alumni scholarship, 08/07/1931:1 Secures patent for starting horse cars 55 years ago, 04/17/1931:6 Wins high honors at Worcester Tech, 12/01/1933:1 Standish, Mrs H.E. Wins third honors at Worcester Polytechnic, 04/06/1934:2 Niece dies in Bridgeport, CT, 12/28/1934:1 Graduates from Worcester Tech, 06/08/1934:1 Standish, Myles Grad takes position with Northern Steel Co. in Medford, 12/07/1934:1 Last descendant, Susan Goodspeed, resides in Connecticut, Stafford, Philip W. 01/13/1933:1 Worcester Polytechnic student receives Alzirus Brown award, Standish, Russell 07/21/1933:1 Accidentally shot with rifle, 06/19/1931:1 Stafford, Philip Wendell Standish Farm Dairy Member of class of 1934 in mechanical engineering at Worcester Thompson St (ad), 1/27/1933:4 Polytechnic, 11/25/1932:4 Standish Filling Station Stafford, Viola 33 Wareham St (ad), 06/12/1931:9 Opens beauty shop in Bridgewater, 12/11/1931:1 Now Thompson Tire Co. (ad), 09/16/1932:6 Stafford, Warren W. Stanhope, Marjorie A. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/06/1931:4 Wed to William N. Nickerson, 07/24/1931:4 Stahl, Mrs Ellis Stanley, Alice Funeral held for Brockton woman, 04/07/1933:6 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Stairs, William Stanley, Antone Moves here from Maine, 11/17/1933:2 Loses court case against American Lithuanian Co-operative Market, Stairs, William F. 09/08/1933:1 Engaged to Maude F. Maranville, 09/18/1931:4 Beer and wine license granted by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Standard Oil Company of New York Stanley, Helen Fuel for oil ranges (ad), 12/23/1932:6 Engaged to Adrien Bernard, 09/25/1931:4 Standish, Addie M. Stanley, Nancy Obituary, 12/22/1933:1 Engaged to Milton Whalon, 03/20/1931:1 Wife of Myles H. dies at age 26, 12/22/1933:4 Stanley's Delicatessen Meat Market Standish, Alexander H. 145 Centre St (ad), 10/27/1933:5 Obituary, 01/26/1934:1 Stanton, Frank P. Standish, Alfred E. Park Theatre manager resigns, 02/28/1930:1 Reappointed superintendent of schools in East Windsor, CT, Stanuleicz, Halena 04/18/1930:4 Wed to Adrien Bernard, 10/16/1931:4 Earns master's degree at Boston University, 06/10/1932:1 Stanulewicz, Anartarya Standish, Elizabeth Engaged to Milton Whalon, 09/18/1931:4 Employed at Alonzo F. Ryder Co., Inc., 07/10/1931:1 Staples, Arthur L. Standish, Elmer Rhode Island state trooper murdered, 12/25/1931:1 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 01/23/1931:1 Staples, Clarence Henry Young struck by Standish's auto on way to work, 12/16/1932:1 Son born, 12/30/1932:4 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 01/13/1933:1 Daughter born, 02/23/1934:4, 03/30/1934:4 Butterfly on Wareham St is sign of spring, 03/10/1933:2 Staples, Edward Standish, F.E. Obituary, 03/04/1932:1 Manager of Thompson Tire Co., Wareham St (ad), 05/26/1933:8 Dies at age 85, 03/04/1932:4 Standish, Frederick Old baker's oven on Standish property razed, 09/14/1934:3
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Staples, Harrison State Farm – Employees cont. Property up for auction 55 years ago, 06/06/1930:6 Suzanne Palmer matron, 03/25/1932:6 Receives large premium at cattle show 55 years ago, 09/19/1930:9 Lawrence Huntley attendant, 04/22/1932:4 Staples, Jeanne Gertrude Employs Mose Poland, 07/15/1932:3 Born to Clarence, 03/30/1934:4 Employs Murdock Hartling, 07/15/1932:7 Staples, Nathaniel Robert Jones accepts position, 07/22/1932:6 Lakeville barn a total loss after fire, 06/23/1933:1 Employs Arthur Fiske, 08/19/1932:2 Staples, Nathaniel G. Harold Waite electrician, 08/26/1932:3 Obituary, 04/18/1930:1 Lindley Glidden retires from work, 03/10/1933:3 Will in probate, 05/23/1930:8 Nina Crowell matron, 06/16/1933:1 Staples, Nathaniel Gilbert Superintendent Sherman proposes new deal to employees, 06/16/1933:8 Dies at age 78, 04/18/1930:4 Harold White electrician, 09/08/1933:1 Star Mills Walter McCormick eligible for appointment, 09/08/1933:4 Charles Tobey replaces Dunlop as superintendent 50 years ago, Employs Bert Chase, 01/26/1934:1 01/24/1930:10 Employs Kenneth Maker, 09/07/1934:1 Herring arrive at weir, 04/18/1930:3 Employs Claude Smith, 11/16/1934:4 Big shad caught in sweep, 04/29/1932:1 State Farm - Escapes D.D. Sullivan has crew repair smokestack at mill, 11/30/1934:1 Police retrieve man after sighting on Center St, 03/21/1930:6 Star Mills (55 years ago) State Farm - Inmates Changes from heavy to light weight manufacture, 08/21/1931:6 John Morrison sentenced for failure to pay fine, 12/25/1931:5 Stops work due to want of water, 09/11/1931:6 Per inmate cost of religious instruction $1.08, 02/24/1933:1 Providence parties to build addition, 11/20/1931:7 Successful mission sees 673 inmates renew vows, 03/17/1933:2 Lays in good quantity of wool, 02/19/1932:7 Vagrant Carl Smith sent to farm, 08/18/1933:1 Starbuck, Clara B. Steamfitters Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 E.N. Niro, boiler and steam pipe work, 11/13/1931:7 Starbuck, George Stearns, Roswell Couple narrowly escapes accident in Bourne, 02/16/1934:1 Student body president at University of Southern California, Starbuck, George W. 12/22/1933:1 Awarded contract to repair stone jetty in Westport, 10/30/1931:1 Stecke, Alphonse E. Starbuck, Horace Engaged to Victoria Sabalewski, 06/26/1931:4 Resides in Florida, 07/21/1933:6 Wed to Victoria Sabalewski, 07/10/1931:8 Starkey, Mary E. Stephens, Jessie Trustee's account allowed, 01/17/1930:1 Obituary, 01/10/1930:9 Starrett, Elizabeth A. Stephenson, Arthur L. Obituary, 09/23/1932:1 Engaged to Elizabeth F. O'Neil, 05/29/1931:4 Widow of Silas J. dies at age 84, 09/23/1932:4 Wedding described, 06/05/1931:1 Starrett, Elsie Wed to Elizabeth F. O'Neil, 06/05/1931:4 Collides with New Hampshire auto on South Main St, 12/26/1930:4 Sternagle, Maude State Farm Resides in Middlefield, 10/02/1931:2 Subject of investigation of sales to outsiders, 01/23/1931:4 Stets, Oscar H. Bearse and Standish larceny cases continued, 01/30/1931:1, Engaged to Sylvia M. Bigelow, 09/04/1931:4 02/06/1931:1 Wed to Sylvia M. Bigelow, 09/11/1931:4 Cases against Bearse and Standish dismissed, 02/13/1931:1 Stetson, Doris Audit delves deep into business, 02/27/1931:1 Employed in telephone office, 09/26/1930:1 Purchases two refrigerators, 12/11/1931:1 Stetson, Edward Proposition to provide electricity, 03/25/1932:1 Wendall Holloway contracts to erect Dutch Colonial on School St, Proposition to sell electricity to farm discussed by selectmen, 01/08/1932:1 03/25/1932:1 Stetson, Edward L. Selectmen discuss electric extension to farm, 01/06/1933:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 07/22/1932:3 Plans improvements in water supply, 06/30/1933:2 Stetson, Faith Cushing Many make trip for minstrel show, 11/16/1934:4 Born to G. Ward, 05/06/1932:6 State Farm - Employees Stetson, G. Ward H.H. Rogers appointed chaplain, 05/02/1930:2 Deadlock over appointment of moth superintendent broken, William Caswell employed at store, 05/30/1930:7 03/20/1931:1 Harold Jackson officer, 06/06/1930:3 Elected secretary of Plymouth County Farm Bureau, 02/19/1932:1 Myron Pierpoint engineer, 07/18/1930:2 Daughter born, 05/06/1932:6 Employs Lindley Glidden, 07/25/1930:9 Stetson, George Ward Winston Richmond accepts position, 08/08/1930:5 Son born, 09/26/1930:4 Raymond Bowley new attendant, 08/29/1930:1 Stetson, George Ward, Jr. Employs Herbert Hinds, 08/29/1930:3 Born to George Ward, 09/26/1930:4 Henry Belrose engineer, 10/10/1930:3 Stetson, Mary Cushing Russell Carver officer, 10/17/1930:9 Wed to Lorenzo Wood, Jr., 06/20/1930:4 Florence Davis stenographer, 11/21/1930:8 Stetson, Mrs George W. Lawrence Huntley in D.D. Department, 06/05/1931:3 Donates bound volumes of Harper, 1851 to 1923 to Lakeville library, Employs David Goodick, 07/17/1931:1 11/02/1934:3 Employs Harold Waite, 08/14/1931:3 Stetson, Sprague S. Arthur Kingsley employed in engineering department, 09/04/1931:3 Receives large premium at cattle show 55 years ago, 09/19/1930:9 Employs Frank Stone, 09/18/1931:6 Loses valuable horse 55 years ago, 10/30/1931:6 Mrs Charles Rogers resigns as head nurse at prison hospital, biography, 03/04/1932:7
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Stetson, Thurston Stone, Marie Engaged to Clara Dutra, 05/02/1930:4 Cousin dies in Gardner, 05/29/1931:6 Daughter born, 04/14/1933:4 Stone, Mrs Frank Stetson, Thurston L. Brother dies in Thomastown, 01/17/1930:3 Wed to Clara P. Dutra, 05/23/1930:6 Stonkus, Anthony R. Stetson, Warren B. Engaged to Alma T. Chestnut, 05/01/1931:1 Drawing of factory at corner of Clifford and Wareham St (i), Stonkus, Anthony R., Jr. 06/20/1930:1 Wedding described, 06/12/1931:1 Stetson & Clark Stonkus, Mrs Anthony Employs Muriel Thomas, 08/22/1930:3 Joseph Czesnulewicz guilty of assault on wife and daughter, Boyd Iseminger and Fletcher Clark, Jr. form law partnership, 01/26/1934:4 biographies, 01/08/1932:1 Storey, Charles Stevens, Abbie Son born, 01/23/1931:4 Funeral held at Rock, 01/08/1932:3 Storms Stevens, Abbie A. see also Lightning Obituary, 01/08/1932:1 Damages shade and fruit trees, 06/06/1930:6 Widow of Seth dies at age 84, 01/08/1932:4 Heavy rain damages fruit trees, 06/20/1930:1 Edwin Jenney appointed estate administrator, 03/25/1932:8 Town escapes severe electrical storm, 07/25/1930:2 Stevens, Charles Tempest causes damage, 08/15/1930:4 Daughter born, 12/08/1933:4 Trees damaged in storm, 12/05/1930:7 Stevens, Frederick L. First snow storm of year recorded 55 years ago, 12/05/1930:9 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 04/27/1934:1 No damage caused, but roads slippery, 12/26/1930:1 Stevens, Melvin H. Tree breaks in storm, damages property of Arthur Monroe, 12/26/1930:1 Son born, 02/17/1933:2 Town not liable for damage done by tree during storm, 01/09/1931:1 Stevens, Melvin Holmes Heaviest snowfall of season, 02/06/1931:2 Wedding described, 09/16/1932:3 Real winter weather, 02/06/1931:2 Stevens, Mrs George Since recent storm old town clock has lost an hour, 02/27/1931:1 Burial at Rock, 01/08/1932:3 Storm takes officials by surprise, 03/06/1931:1 Stevens, Mrs William Electrical storm puts telephones and lights in Rock out of commission, Resides in Brookline, 02/20/1931:1 05/15/1931:2 Stevens, Ralph Severe electrical storm passes through Rock, 09/04/1931:3 Engaged to Arlene Pratt, 01/09/1931:4 Wire on Southworth house breaks during storm, causes fire, Grant store manager transfers from Texas to Connecticut, 10/27/1933:1 02/12/1932:2 Stevens, Ralph, Jr. Wind and rain cause considerable damage, 04/01/1932:2 Born to Ralph, 11/27/1931:2 Heavy winds damage trees, 06/24/1932:4 Stevens, Ralph N. Charles Wambolt, Jr. nearly electrocuted by live wire, 09/09/1932:1 Engaged to Arleen B. Pratt, 12/26/1930:4 Most intense electrical storm in years, 09/09/1932:1 Engaged to Arleen Pratt, 01/16/1931:8 Storm damage to electrical wire burns tree at Thomas' store, Wedding described, 01/23/1931:1 09/09/1932:7 Wed to Arlene B. Pratt, 01/23/1931:4 Poles blown over in storm, 11/25/1932:1 Son born, 11/27/1931:2 Surprise rain storm does no damage, 02/17/1933:3 Stevens, Robert Lincoln Blizzard strikes Rock for hour or so, 02/24/1933:3 Born to Melvin H., 02/17/1933:2 Plane forced down in snow squall, 02/24/1933:4 Stewart, Charles Deepest snow fall of season, 03/03/1933:1 Daughter born, 05/16/1930:4 Heavy rains do damage here, 04/14/1933:1 Stewart, I. Severe rain storm causes trouble in Rock, 04/21/1933:2 On winning baseball team at Fort Adams, 10/26/1934:2 Electrical storm causes problems with fire alarm system, 06/02/1933:1 Stickney, William P. Oppressive heat followed by thunder storms, 06/16/1933:8 Member of Odd Fellows dies, 06/20/1930:2 Severe electrical storm hits town, 06/23/1933:1 Stiles, Myrtis Lights on White Way interrupted during storm, 07/07/1933:1 Wed to Joseph A. Matrisciano, 02/09/1934:4 Heavy rain and wind do little damage, 09/22/1933:1 Stiles, Myrtis W. Highway gangs do good job, 12/27/1933:1 Engaged to Joseph A. Matrisciano, 02/02/1934:4 One of hardest in ten years, but no damage here, 12/27/1933:1 Stock, Mary Louise Heavy snow, but no damage, 02/02/1934:1 Wedding described, 05/19/1933:2 Town escapes worst of storm, 02/23/1934:1 Wed to Lewis Marshall Churbuck, 05/26/1933:4 Worst of season hits Rock, 03/02/1934:3 Stoddard, A.W. Heavy rain and high winds continue, 09/14/1934:4 Elected GAR commander 55 years ago, 12/11/1931:7 High winds take down tree on Cherry St, 12/28/1934:4 Stolte, Albert Story, Eileen Son born, 01/03/1930:6 Middleboro grad among 80 to compete in RKO finals, 09/30/1932:1 Stone, Clarence Story, Paul N. W.T. Grant employee takes position in Louisville, KY, 10/26/1934:1 Daughter born, 10/20/1933:6 Stone, Cyrus G. Stover, E.W. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/18/1930:5 Proprietor of Tom Thumb Farm (ad), 02/27/1931:8 Stone, Frank Stover Farms Employed at State Farm, 09/18/1931:6 Hatches weekly, Plymouth St (ad), 01/08/1932:8 Occupies tenement at State Farm, 09/15/1933:2 Strathder, Wallace Bruce Stone, Louise Engaged to Helen R. McKay, 06/03/1932:6 Chimney fire on Oak St, 04/04/1930:10 Stratton, Charles Sherwood (see Thumb, Tom)
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Straw Works Strojny, Peter see also Bay State Straw Works Bicyclist Perley Garnier struck by auto driven by Strojny, 10/31/1930:6 Photo of employees of old (p), 02/28/1930:1 Breaks leg coasting, 02/13/1931:1 Gets new name 55 years ago, 08/14/1931:6 Strojny, Steasia Strawberries Attends art school in Providence, 04/01/1932:7 Plentiful and good 55 years ago, 06/19/1931:6 Stropel, Frederick Street Lighting Crashes into Scott's parked car, 05/25/1934:1 Big light in front of Town Hall drops to street, 11/21/1930:2 Strople, Art Christmas street lighting to be same as last year, 12/05/1930:1 Middleboro Welding Shop, Frank Murray and Art Strople, West Grove Christmas lights in place, 12/19/1930:1 St (ad), 05/27/1932:8 Petition from residents of Plymouth St, 12/26/1930:1 Strople, Arthur White Way out of service due to collapse of pole bracket, 12/25/1931:1 Has new ice cart for Rock route, 05/16/1930:6 Colored Christmas lights strung across streets, 12/16/1932:1 Remodels building on farm for dwelling, 01/22/1932:3 Budget cut by $7,000, 1/27/1933:1 Strople, Arthur W. Additional lighting planned for West Grove St, Mayflower Ave, and Miller St house destroyed by fire, 01/08/1932:3 Thompson St, 11/17/1933:4 Strople, Ethel M. Continuation of Christmas lighting discussed by merchants, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/09/1934:5 12/08/1933:1 Strople, Frederick Christmas lighting out of question for this year, 12/22/1933:1 New paper boy in Rock for New Bedford Times, 03/28/1930:7 Repairs made to underground wiring on White Way, 12/22/1933:1 Leg bruised when kicked by horse, 08/22/1930:3 Petition for lights at corner near Sisson's filling station, 01/12/1934:7 And Percy Jones bring truckload of sheep from Vermont, 05/22/1931:9 Christmas lighting money voted at town meeting, 02/16/1934:1 Auto strikes Scott's car near Tispaquin St, 05/25/1934:2 Selectmen discuss request for School St extension, 10/12/1934:1 Strople & Vickery Not much time to discuss Christmas display, 11/02/1934:1 Spring water, ice (ad), 08/08/1930:8 New Christmas lighting plans, 11/16/1934:1 Stropple, Frances Merchants and town cooperate on Christmas plan, 11/23/1934:1 Engaged to Charles Burt, 10/06/1933:1 Christmas lights turned on for first time, display one of very best, Strout, E.A. (see E.A. Strout Co.; E.A. Strout Realty Agency) 12/21/1934:3 Stuart, Bob Streets Finishes 11th in field of 96 in Waltham City marathon, 10/20/1933:1 see also Middleboro - Highway Department Runs in Cathedral YMCA ten-mile road race, 04/20/1934:1 Approach to railroad station in first class condition, 05/09/1930:3 Stuart, Charles Large crowd watches cement laid on Bedford St, 08/22/1930:7 Anthony Yukna pleads not guilty to assault on Stuart, 02/13/1931:1 Petition for improvements to Acorn and Wood St, 11/28/1930:5 Not guilty in assault case, 02/20/1931:7 Vernon St condition brings petition, 04/03/1931:2 Stuart, Donald J. Frost sharply criticizes selectmen over conditions on Wood St, At CCC camp 1102 in Baldwinsville, 09/01/1933:4 05/15/1931:1 Stuart, Robert Work on Center and Taunton St opens for bids, 07/10/1931:1 Runs marathon here, heads to Rhode Island for more competition, Repairs to Taunton and Center St to commence, 07/17/1931:1 09/01/1933:4 Repairs progress on Taunton and Center St, 07/31/1931:4 Wins East Providence 10-mile road race, 09/14/1934:2 Hearing held on Thompson St improvements, 09/11/1931:1 Stuart, Robert I. Decree made on Spruce St repairs at selectmen's meeting, 09/25/1931:1 Member of high school baseball and basketball teams (p), 06/22/1934:8 Thompson St improvements discussed at town meeting, 02/12/1932:2 Studebaker Service Station Selectmen agree to layout of lower end of Forest St, 05/27/1932:2 L.G. Aller in charge of Everett Square station (ad), 02/28/1930:5 Section of new state road to be called West Grove St, 06/10/1932:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:9 Dealtry proposes new street, 06/10/1932:4 Studley, Maida B. Peirce Trustees to help fund drainage improvements on Vine St, Engaged to Albert C. Sadek, 05/20/1932:4 07/08/1932:1 Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Lower end of Forest St undergoes repairs, 07/15/1932:1 Wed to Albert Sadek, 06/03/1932:4 Peirce Estate Trustees come to relief of town, 07/15/1932:1 Studley & Drew Peirce Trustees doing their share for town, 07/15/1932:1 Shoes (ad), 03/13/1931:8 Selectmen discuss Crossman Ave project, 07/29/1932:1 Stulpinas, Wm. Proposed Crossman Ave project discussed by selectmen, 08/19/1932:1 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Selectmen order brush removal along Tispaquin St, 08/19/1932:1 Sturgis, Annie E. Vine St drainage project started, 08/19/1932:1 Widow of Myron R. dies at age 74, 06/16/1933:4 Safety lines painted on Center St, 09/09/1932:1 Obituary, 06/23/1933:1 Crossman Ave project discussed by selectmen, 09/16/1932:1 Sturgis, John Repairs to Jackson St complete, 09/16/1932:1 Chimney fire on East Grove St, 11/16/1934:1 Work on Forest St extension completed, 09/23/1932:1 Sturgis, John W. Repairs to Hillside Ave nearly complete, 10/28/1932:1 Chimney fire on Cherry St, 06/06/1930:6 Selectmen deny petition for public way on Keith St, 03/03/1933:1 Sturgis, Madeleine Winter projects for unemployed started, 10/19/1934:1 Tinkham's student performs at NE Conservatory of Music, 03/09/1934:1 Streets (55 years ago) Sturgis, Madeline Petitions result in new street from Center St to Town House, Tinkham's student performs at NE Conservatory of music, 01/10/1930:1 05/16/1930:7 Sturgis, Myron R. Parties compensated for widening of Main and Centre St, 07/11/1930:8 Auto clipped by Hopedale driver, 07/10/1931:1 New street from Centre to High St opens, 10/17/1930:8 Sturtevant, Mrs Harry Talk of extending High St to Main St, 05/08/1931:6 Dies suddenly, 04/21/1933:2 John Reed purchases right to build Southwick St, 05/22/1931:8 Sturtevant, William Escapes from Plymouth prison 55 years ago, 02/07/1930:4
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Subsidences (earth movements) Sullivan, John Charles Thomas partially buried in sand while working on Vaughan's Colby College student competes in Harvard cross country meet, well 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 11/10/1933:2 Joseph Sinauski fractures shoulder when buried in sewage trench, Daughter born, 03/30/1934:4 05/30/1930:1 Sullivan, John D. Suffrage (see Voters and Voting) Takes over Strout agency, 08/14/1931:1 Suicide Shows of prowess at fox hunting, 12/04/1931:1 Richard Burr uses chloroform to kill himself, 12/19/1930:1 Appointed federal appraiser, 10/20/1933:1 Lambert Binns attempts suicide after arrest for drunk driving, Sullivan, John F. 04/17/1931:1 Wrestles for Bucksport Seminary, 02/14/1930:1 Ill health leads to suicide of James Collins, 07/24/1931:1 Enters Colby College, 09/26/1930:1 Jacob Wainio cuts own throat, 07/24/1931:1 Competes in boxing match at Colby College, 03/27/1931:1 William Butler's second attempt successful, 03/25/1932:3 Wins magazine selling contest, 09/18/1931:1 Barber Carl Neill kills himself after argument with son, 07/07/1933:1 Awarded scholarship at Colby College, 03/30/1934:1 Recluse George Paul ends his life with a gun, 01/12/1934:1 Enters George Washington University, 10/05/1934:1 Bridgewater man attempts suicide twice in local jail cell, 02/16/1934:1 Sullivan, John H. Follows long illness of John Sigsworth, 04/20/1934:1 Daughter born, 01/08/1932:4 Wallace Child commits suicide in Belfast, ME, 05/04/1934:1 Coaches boxing team at Colby College, 02/12/1932:1 Sukeforth, William Sullivan, John J. Son born, 11/14/1930:4 New sexton of Sacred Heart, 08/14/1931:1 Lengthy session needed for discussion of gas petition, 10/13/1933:1 Sacred Heart sexton resigns, 08/26/1932:1 Selectmen do not take action on petition, 10/27/1933:1 Sullivan, John L. No action taken on gasoline license, 11/03/1933:1 Colby college junior assistant manager of student magazine, No action on application, 11/17/1933:4 11/11/1932:1 Gas sales petition turned down by selectmen, 12/15/1933:1 Sullivan, John P. Granted service station license, 04/27/1934:1 Obituary, 02/20/1931:1 Sukeforth, William L. Sullivan, John V. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 09/15/1933:2 Assistant District Attorney verbally attacks jurymen, 03/07/1930:2 Gasoline license petition action postponed, 09/29/1933:1 Student at Bucksport Seminary, 03/28/1930:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/13/1934:7 Re-appointed assistant district attorney (p), 01/09/1931:1 Sukeforth, William Lyle Promoted to first assistant district attorney (p), 11/20/1931:1 Engaged to Ruth Eliza Duncklee, 03/14/1930:4 Assistant district attorney busy with murder trials, 05/26/1933:1 Wedding described, 03/21/1930:1 Tenders resignation to state Attorney General, biography (p), Wed to Ruth Eliza Duncklee, 03/21/1930:4 10/06/1933:1 Sukus, Eva Has success with cases in Superior court, 05/18/1934:1 Wed to Phillip W. Milette, 01/12/1934:4 Sullivan, John V., Jr. Sullivan, Ann Vice president of Science club at Worcester Academy, 06/10/1932:2 Member of high school basketball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Sullivan, Lawrence Enters training at St. Luke's in New Bedford, 09/07/1934:4 Student at Colby College, 04/07/1933:6 Sullivan, Clarence Sullivan, Lawrence J. Naval recruit leaves for Newport, 01/03/1930:4 Starts year at Colby College, 09/23/1932:1 Sullivan, Cornelius Pledges Alpha Tau Omega at Colby College, 11/04/1932:1 Bryantville man dies, 04/08/1932:2 Awarded scholarship at Colby College, 03/30/1934:1 Burial at South Carver, 04/15/1932:6 Sullivan, Mrs John Sullivan, Daniel Brockton couple injured is collision with Sullivan on new highway, Son born, 12/02/1932:3, 11/09/1934:7 07/29/1932:1 Sullivan, D.D. Sullivan, Patrick F. Purchases Edward Wood homestead on Webster St, 01/03/1930:1 Obituary, 02/16/1934:1 Re-appointed to board of State Infirmary at Tewksbury, 12/23/1932:1 Sullivan, Paul E. Acting justice comments on 34 years of judicial duties, 01/05/1934:1 Enlists in U.S. Army, 03/17/1933:1 Sullivan, Grace Sullivan, Simon C. Obituary, 07/22/1932:6 New officer with local state police troop, 01/03/1930:1 Sullivan, Hazel Griffith Sullivan, Vincent Son born, 12/02/1932:3 Attends Worcester Academy, 09/18/1931:1 Sullivan, J. Vincent Attends Dartmouth College, 12/27/1933:1 Freshman at Dartmouth, 09/22/1933:1 Sullivan, William Sullivan, James R. Clerk at Homestead Grocery, 08/26/1932:1 Enlists in U.S. Army, 03/17/1933:1 Chimney fire on Montello St, 03/17/1933:1 Sullivan, J.C. Sullivan, William H. Member of Republican State Central committee 55 years ago, Daughter born, 03/03/1933:4 10/03/1930:6 Sullivan & Sullivan Appointed Plymouth County notary public 55 years ago, 01/30/1931:4 Insurance, 18-22 South Main St (ad), 11/20/1931:10 Sullivan, J.D. Sunnyside Farms Real estate (ad), 01/31/1930:2 Haig Kayajan manager (ad), 11/06/1931:8 E.A. Strout Realty Co. (ad), 08/14/1931:8 Reduces price of milk (ad), 07/01/1932:2 Bags 10-lb. fox, 10/30/1931:1 Sunnyside Restaurant Sullivan, J.J. 461 Centre St (ad), 05/19/1933:8 Gets contract to supply library with magazines, 11/13/1931:2 Sunshine Mandolin Band Stephen Pember leads band in program at Wareham, 10/07/1932:1 Wants more members (ad), 10/07/1932:8
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Superior Cleansers Swett, Hannah T. Opens at 15 North Main St (ad), 07/01/1932:6 Obituary, 04/20/1934:1 Supple, Elizabeth Rock folks attend funeral, 04/20/1934:3 Night prowlers make escape, 03/03/1933:1 Widow of Charles W. dies at age 68, 04/20/1934:4 Support (spousal) (see Desertion and Non-Support) Swicegood, Harry Supraniez, Josephine Engaged to Marjorie Darling, 10/28/1932:1 Engaged to James F. Howe, 05/25/1934:4 Swift, Antoinette E. Surrey, Bruce MacGregor Tax collector's sale of real estate, 06/22/1934:5 Adopted by Dr Sarah Surrey, 01/03/1930:1 Swift, Charles Surrey, David S. Funeral held in New Bedford, 12/14/1934:9 Marble works building to be moved, 08/07/1931:1 Swift, Charles B. Surrey, Sarah H. Returns from winter spent at Baleric Islands, 05/05/1933:1 Adopts Bruce Richard MacGregor, 01/03/1930:1 Embarks on trip around the world, 03/23/1934:1 Osteopathic physician (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Sails for Palma, Mallorca, 11/30/1934:1 And Wallace endorse state boards in osteopathy (ad) (l), 11/04/1932:2 Swift, Charles R. Sutcliffe, Helen Louise Obituary, 12/14/1934:1 Wedding described, 04/17/1931:1 Dies at age 50, 12/14/1934:4 Sutcliffe, Mrs William Swift, Herbert L. Resides in Fitchburg, 05/22/1931:1 Obituary, 09/19/1930:1 Sutherland, Mrs Donald Swift, Horace Resides in North Attleboro, 01/02/1931:1 Sole employee at American Railway Express Co. after Kenniston laid Sutkus, Eva off, 08/28/1931:1 Shaken up in mishap on new highway, 05/27/1932:2 Swift, Margaret Sutton, Percy L. Will in probate, 05/06/1932:3 Will in probate, 06/24/1932:8 Swift, Margaret E. Elks lodge holds annual memorial service, 12/09/1932:4 Wife of Charles B. dies, 04/22/1932:4 Sutton, Warren Swift, Margaret Edgar Wed to Mabelle Sellers, 10/09/1931:1 Obituary, 04/22/1932:1 Swain, Gladys Swift's Express Wedding described, 12/27/1933:4 Levi Brown purchases company 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 Swain, Gladys C. Proprietor Brown purchases Pearl St land 55 years ago, 10/09/1931:7 Engaged to Scott J. Dimock, 12/15/1933:4 Swimming Wed to Scott J. Dimock, 01/26/1934:4 Old swimming holes closed, want pool here, 08/07/1931:1 Swain, Mary Warm day brings out bathers to Rock pond, 05/05/1933:3 Dies suddenly in Charlestown, 11/02/1934:1 Rock boys dry off in middle of road in Rock, 07/07/1933:3 Swanson, C.M. Many attend Red Cross classes, 08/11/1933:1 Windows damaged in Murdock St stand, 06/29/1934:4 Red Cross commended for offering swimming course, 08/18/1933:1 Swartz, Cecelia G. Red Cross gives awards for swimming and life saving, 08/18/1933:2 Wed to Arthur L. Gabrey, 06/20/1930:4 Swimming and wading pool approved for North Main St playground, Swartz, Cecelia Gertrude 02/16/1934:1 Engaged to Arthur Louis Gabrey, 06/06/1930:4 Pool part of planned improvements at playground, 06/22/1934:1 Sweat (Rev) Pool nearly finished (p), 11/30/1934:1 Third Baptist Church extends call 55 years ago, 03/27/1931:9 Swine Sweeney, Daniel J. Hog distemper in town 55 years ago, 02/07/1930:4 Elks lodge holds annual memorial service, 12/09/1932:4 Samuel Roberts reports pig killed by dog, 11/03/1933:1 Sweeney, Dorothy Ann Sword, Erland Takes part in dance exhibition in Taunton, 03/09/1934:6 Drowns at Dunham pond in South Carver, 09/11/1931:3 Sweeney, Mary M. Sylva, John M. And Stewart Main injured when auto crashes into tree on Carmel St, Fined $5 for speeding, 12/15/1933:4 05/11/1934:1 Sylvester, Alice Sweeney, Mrs LeRoy Resides in Mattapan, 12/30/1932:2 Injured by automobile, 08/01/1930:9 Sylvester, Chester Sweet, Ida Louise Wrestling promoter encouraged by numbers here, 03/02/1934:1 Engaged to Russell Shurtleff, 09/01/1933:1 Sylvester, Chester M. Sweet, Louis Resents statement about wrestling permit (l), 09/09/1932:5 Dies in Wareham, 11/30/1934:1 Sylvester, Eva Sweetlovich, Isidor Employed by Mrs Ganyer, 06/03/1932:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/01/1931:5, 12/16/1932:5 Sylvester, Herbert S. Sweetlovitch, Stella Commercialized Sunday sports (l), 11/06/1931:6 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Echo on Sunday sports question (l), 11/20/1931:4 Sweetlovitch, William Herbert Sylvester comments on local meeting (l), 10/26/1934:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Sylvester, Lawrence Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Ill with mumps, 05/26/1933:6 Swett, Florence Sylvester, Mary E. Employed at Maxim Motor Co., 08/21/1931:1 Obituary, 07/08/1932:1 Swett, Hannah Widow of Henry H. dies at age 79, 07/08/1932:4 Had many friends in Rock, 04/20/1934:3 Sylvia, George J. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/20/1933:5
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Sylvia, Isabel Tallman, James A. Wed to Malcom Foster, 06/30/1933:4 Lakeville storekeeper victim of theft, 01/31/1930:5 Sylvia, Isabelle Hefferman gets two months for larceny, 02/07/1930:11 Wedding described, 06/30/1933:6 Chimney fire on Woodlawn St, 02/14/1930:6 Sylvia, James Tallman, Madlyn L. Daughter born, 04/20/1934:4 Engaged to James A. Pasquarello, 11/25/1932:4 Sylvia, John H. Wedding described, 12/02/1932:1 Wed to Genevieve M. Zmudin, 06/20/1930:6 Wed to James A. Pasquarello, 12/02/1932:4 Sylvia, Joseph N. Tallman, W.L. Engaged to Alice H. Miskinis, 11/23/1934:4 Talley paints 'em right (ad), 03/18/1932:5 Wed to Alice H. Miszkinis, 12/07/1934:4 Paint shop, 99 Everett St (ad), 05/05/1933:8 Sylvia, Kathryn V. Tallman, Wm. W.L. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/20/1933:5 Autos ducoed and enameled (ad), 09/07/1934:8 Sylvia, Manuel V. Tallon, Leo Obituary, 03/25/1932:1 Loses life on ill-fated Pinthis, 06/13/1930:1 Syverson, John Tanguay, Richard Obituary, 11/09/1934:1 Couple moves to Boston, 07/11/1930:4 Dies at age 72, 11/09/1934:4 Tanguay, Thelma M. Szostakowski, Stacia Wed to Henry Y. McDonald, 07/04/1930:4 Wedding described, 03/03/1933:1 Tardy, Raymond Wed to Michael Wolski, 03/03/1933:4 Son born, 05/04/1934:4 Szostakowski, Stacia E. Tassinari, Anthony Engaged to Michael Wolski, 02/17/1933:4 Posts notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 02/27/1931:8 Tassinari, Norma T Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 02/27/1931:8 Tassineri, Harold Taber, William B. Legs broken when struck by truck from Carver, 07/18/1930:1 Obituary, 01/08/1932:6 Court case continued, 08/01/1930:1 Tabor, F.H. Tatro, Andrew Employs Hiram Caldwell, 04/08/1932:6 Obituary, 03/10/1933:1 Tack (horses) Tatro, Andrew M. George G. Benson, harness maker (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/04/1934:5 Tack Factory Tatro, George F. James Perkins' coat caught in machinery 55 years ago, 02/14/1930:6 Engaged to Marjorie L. Donaghy, 08/26/1932:4 Taft, William Howard, 1857-1930 Wed to Marjorie Donaghy, 09/09/1932:4 Photo of Middleboro 1912 visit (p), 03/14/1930:1 Tatro, Mrs Andrew Tribute by Charles Bates, 03/21/1930:8 Two ducks stolen from yard, 10/28/1932:1 Tahtinen, Elmer Taunton River Fined $10 for operating without a license, 08/29/1930:1 Titicut St bridge over Taunton River weakened in storm, 09/22/1933:1 Tailors Titicut St bridge to be inspected, 10/13/1933:2 see also Dressmakers Tauremid String Quartette P.H. Davis Tailoring Co., S.A. Hokanson (ad), 04/04/1930:10 Belmont, Sears, Fox, and Jackson perform for Marion Woman's club, Hokanson's Tailoring Service, Glidden building (ad), 03/27/1931:10 01/08/1932:1 A. Martenson, removal sale (ad), 09/11/1931:2 Sears, Belmont, Foy, and Jackson hold first practice, 09/23/1932:1 Martenson part of remodeling plan for Thatcher block, 09/25/1931:1 Furnishes music for wedding at East Bridgewater, 09/30/1932:1 Superior Cleansers opens at 15 North Main St (ad), 07/01/1932:6 Taverns Talbert, Helen Shaw Mrs Gates purchases ancient tavern on Middleboro-Rochester line from Daughter is winner in Sears National Baby contest, 11/09/1934:1 Williams, 03/21/1930:1 Talbot-Seeley Co. Old tavern on Wareham St purchased by Mrs Gates (p), 03/28/1930:1 43 Centre St (ad), 01/03/1930:2 Mrs Earl Gates opens Old Tavern on Rochester line, 06/05/1931:1 Attempt made to enter store, 06/05/1931:2 The Old Tavern, Rte 28, South Middleboro (ad), 06/19/1931:7 5th annual sample glove sale (ad), 10/16/1931:2 Tawle, Mrs Franklin G. Delmar Dunbar promoted to manager, 03/25/1932:1 Resides in Haverhill, NH, 05/15/1931:1 Employs Oliver Donner, 04/01/1932:7 Tax Payers League Going out of business (ad), 12/02/1932:2 Movement afoot to form taxpayers' league, 03/18/1932:1 Fire in awning at store, 03/10/1933:1 Over 100 join new organization, 03/18/1932:2 Closes doors here, 12/27/1933:1 Holds meeting to outline strategy, 05/27/1932:1 Closes doors December 30th (ad), 12/27/1933:8 Shows strength at special town meeting, 06/10/1932:1 Tall, William L. Holds reception and banquet for new collector, Samuel Breck, Alfred Lang purchases Lakeville business, 04/25/1930:5 06/24/1932:1 Tallman (Mr) Demands action (l), 01/06/1933:2 Arthur Boardman purchases Tallman property on Woodlawn St, Taxation 08/01/1930:1 Income tax returns filed by 307 here last year, 01/02/1931:1 Tallman, Elsie W. Burdensome taxation (l) (t) (Elmer E. Phinney), 06/12/1931:4 Obituary, 06/26/1931:1 Chamber of Commerce opposes tax bill, 05/13/1932:5 Wife of James A. dies at age 38, 06/26/1931:4 Selectmen adjust tax on lighting bills, 07/01/1932:1 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Selectmen vote to absorb tax on electric lights, 07/01/1932:1
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Taxation cont. Taxation – Middleboro cont. The taxation problem (l) (Charles H. Bates), 07/01/1932:6 Lower rate fine way to start year, 10/06/1933:1 The T.A.X. Code (poem by Elmer E. Phinney), 09/21/1934:6 Property tax receipts ahead of last year, 11/03/1933:1 Why not a taxpayers strike (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 10/12/1934:6 Taxation (l) (Frederic H. Noble), 01/05/1934:2 The middle class (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 11/02/1934:2 Progress made in collection, 01/12/1934:1 Taxation - Lakeville Breck collects $647.37 to date, 02/16/1934:1 Special town meeting addresses taxes, 09/19/1930:7 Rate up despite efforts by selectmen, 02/16/1934:1 Tax rate lowered, 09/26/1930:1 Collector's sale of real estate, 02/23/1934:6, 03/02/1934:6 Collector's sale, 01/30/1931:5 Borrow ourselves out of debt (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 03/09/1934:3 Assessors announce lower rate, 09/18/1931:3 Collector's sale of real estate, 03/23/1934:6, 03/30/1934:6, Collector's sale, 11/13/1931:5, 02/05/1932:5 04/13/1934:7, 04/20/1934:6, 06/22/1934:5 Rate for 1932 is $20.40, 10/07/1932:6 Change in tax law (l), 10/19/1934:1 Collector's sale, 01/06/1933:5, 07/07/1933:5, 04/06/1934:5 Need a taxpayers' association (l) (Alexander Heath), 12/21/1934:7 Assessors set tax rate, 09/21/1934:4 Taxation - Middleboro (55 years ago) Taxation - Massachusetts Rate set, 08/22/1930:6 Middleboro share is $2,592 fifty-five years ago, 05/29/1931:7 Interest at 12% if paid late, 08/29/1930:7 Middleboro share of gas tax $7,754, 05/27/1932:3 Tax valuations for Fire District set (t), 10/03/1930:6 Head tax for old age assistance, 07/29/1932:1 Probable rate $14.50 per $1000, 08/21/1931:6 Increase in state tax (t), 08/26/1932:3 Taxation - Plymouth County Taxation - Middleboro Middleboro share of hospital maintenance $3,085.39, 01/30/1931:1 see also Middleboro - Board of Assessors; Tax Payers League Middleboro share of hospital costs $3,434.80, 1/27/1933:1 Assessor Boynton prepares large maps of local properties, 07/25/1930:4 Middleboro share of South Hanson hospital maintenance $3,549.45, Assessors announce lower tax rate, 08/01/1930:1 Lakeville $552.14, 02/02/1934:1 List of heaviest taxpayers (t), 08/15/1930:7 Taxidermy Collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5, 09/12/1930:5 Raymond Leighton, 872 Center St (ad), 10/31/1930:2 Lowered for this year, 07/24/1931:1 Taylor (Mr) Assessors arrive at figures, 07/31/1931:1 Lets Wareham St house to William Solomon, 10/12/1934:2 What lower rate means, 07/31/1931:1 Taylor, Allison Woods New rate not bad compared to other towns, 08/21/1931:1 Born to Chester, 07/10/1931:1 List of heaviest taxpayers (t), 08/21/1931:7 Taylor, Annie D. Collector's sale, 09/11/1931:4 Obituary, 08/11/1933:1 Notice from tax collector, 01/22/1932:8 Wife of Samuel H. dies, 08/11/1933:4 How to trim expenses so taxes can be reduced, 02/12/1932:1 Will in probate, 09/08/1933:6 Rate set at town meeting, 02/12/1932:2 Long list of relatives in will, 09/15/1933:4 Budget committee reports on adjustments to $27 tax rate, 02/12/1932:4 Taylor, Benjamin Franklin Adjourned town meeting packs the hall, 02/19/1932:1 Wed to Alice White, 10/23/1931:2 Town meeting business could have been finished in half the time, Taylor, Charles H. 02/19/1932:1 Obituary, 06/20/1930:3 Heath blocked at every turn during town meeting, 03/04/1932:1 Taylor, Chester Collector's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:2 Steward at Lakeville Hospital, 08/15/1930:2 New rate announced, valuations reduced (t), 08/12/1932:1 Daughter born, 07/10/1931:1 Collector's sale of real estate, 08/12/1932:3 Taylor, Frank A. No arguments over new, reduced rate, 08/19/1932:1 Obituary, 04/17/1931:7 Collector's sale of real estate, 08/19/1932:3 North Carver folks attend funeral, 04/24/1931:3 Collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Taylor, Freeman List of heaviest taxpayers in Middleboro (t), 09/09/1932:2 North Main St couple married 50 years, 04/10/1931:1 Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/07/1932:3 Taylor, Gilbert A. Collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Obituary, 03/07/1930:2 Middleboro ideal for industry (t), 10/14/1932:4 Taylor, Grace Collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Wed at Whitinsville, 11/06/1931:6 Taxpayers of Middleboro (l) (H.J. Goodale), 01/13/1933:6 Taylor, Howard Rate will be lower than last year, 02/03/1933:1 Crashes into state highway boundary marker on Wareham St, Collector's sale, 02/03/1933:6 01/24/1930:1 Rates not in hands of taxpayers, 02/24/1933:1 Taylor, Idalette G. Collector's sale, 04/21/1933:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/23/1932:5 Selectmen adopt advanced payment system, 05/05/1933:1 Taylor, J. Arthur Collector's sale, 05/05/1933:6, 7, 05/19/1933:5, 7 Obituary, 11/28/1930:3 Collector has measure of success here, 05/26/1933:1 Taylor, James C. Treasurer/collector makes report to selectmen, 05/26/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:4 Collector's sale, 05/26/1933:5 New permanent fire chief of Bourne fire department, 04/01/1932:1 Collector happy to have advance payments, 06/09/1933:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 03/02/1934:6 Collector's sale, 06/09/1933:6 Taylor, J.C. Collector gives notice on unpaid 1932 taxes, 06/30/1933:1 Proprietor of Pine Grove Dining Room, Wareham St (ad), 06/19/1931:7 No reason to believe rate will be lowered, 07/21/1933:1 Taylor, Lucy Collector's sale of real estate, 09/01/1933:6 Girl struck by auto driven by Judith Eaton, 04/20/1934:1 New rate should help some, 09/15/1933:1 Taylor, Marion Rate lowered $2.70 (t), 09/15/1933:1 Wed to Nelson Parker, 09/14/1934:6 Collector's sale of real estate, 09/15/1933:5 Taylor, Mildred A. (see Shaw, Mildred Taylor) Bills much lower, 09/22/1933:1 List of Middleboro's heaviest taxpayers (t), 09/22/1933:3
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Taylor, Rhoda Tennis cont. Engaged to J. Edward Weeman, 02/27/1931:1 Season opens on South Middleboro community courts, 04/29/1932:2 Wedding described, 12/02/1932:1 Rock wins tournament with South Middleboro, 09/30/1932:2 Taylor, Robert Community courts on parsonage grounds in order, 05/05/1933:8 Moves from Rock to Middleboro, 09/22/1933:2 South Middleboro community courts in fine condition, 05/19/1933:4 Taylor, Ruth S. South Middleboro community court open, 05/04/1934:2 Obituary, 05/27/1932:7 Rules governing use of courts, 06/29/1934:5 Taylor, William Pretty good players here, 09/07/1934:1 Daughter born, 10/12/1934:4 First annual tournament held with large number of entrants, Taylor, William H. 09/07/1934:3 In collision with Brockton driver at Plymouth and Bedford St, Benches and settees at North Main St badly damaged, 09/14/1934:1 09/28/1934:5 Tepe, Albert F. Taylor, William J. Engaged to Florence E. Culhane, 02/03/1933:1, 4 And wife return from winter in California, 03/31/1933:1 Tepe, Florence Taylor, William V. Resides in New York, 05/25/1934:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/23/1932:5 Tercentennial Taylor, W.J. How will Middleboro celebrate?, 01/17/1930:1 Travels from California to Seattle, 02/03/1933:1 Selectmen name committee, 01/24/1930:1 Travel via Panama Canal from San Francisco, 04/06/1934:1 D.D. Sullivan replaces David Walker on committee, 02/28/1930:1 Teachers (see Schools - Middleboro (faculty and staff)) Selectmen fill committee vacancy, 02/28/1930:2 Teceno, Florence Lest we forget (l) (H.S.G.), 02/28/1930:8 Engaged to Crispi Falconieri, 04/18/1930:4 Where is the wisdom behind celebration, 03/14/1930:1 Wedding described, 05/02/1930:1 Historical Society starts planning for celebration, 05/02/1930:7 Wed to Crispi Falconieri, 05/02/1930:4 Funds transfer approved by selectmen, 05/16/1930:1 Teceno, Joseph Committee has tentative plan for celebration, 06/06/1930:1 Wells bitten by Teceno's German police dog, 03/23/1934:1 DAR hosts ball at Town House, 11/28/1930:1 Teceno, Mike Terwilleger, Kenneth Shoes stolen while skating, 01/09/1931:6 Engaged to Mary Roberts, 09/29/1933:7 Teeling, Joseph Terwilliger, Kenneth Bates School teacher wins prize for highest batting average in Old Engaged to Mary Roberts, 06/29/1934:6 Colony League, 10/28/1932:5 Terwilliger, Kenneth A. Bridgewater State grad takes post at Medway junior high, 06/29/1934:1 Engaged to Mary Roberts, 06/29/1934:4 Teeweeleema, Princess Tessier, Etta Mae Melinda Mitchell in tribal regalia (p), 08/22/1930:1 Playing piano from memory a waste of time (l), 05/09/1930:2 Telegraph (see New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.; Western Union Tessier, Harold Telegraph Co.) Daughter born, 05/02/1930:4 Telephones Awarded mail messenger contract, 05/26/1933:1 see also New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. Member of YMCA Mercantile Basketball League winning team (p), Cable between Middleboro and Bridgewater out of order due to heavy 05/04/1934:1 rain, 03/21/1930:1 Tessier, Louis J. Doris Stetson employed in office of Middleboro Telephone Exchange, Manager of new Dunlop tire store (ad), 01/17/1930:4 09/26/1930:1 Tessier, Mrs Louis Telephone installed at Main and Grove St for police department, Resides in Syracuse, NY, 05/30/1930:4 05/22/1931:1 Tessier, Robert L. William Egger contracts to supply new linoleum to Middleboro Engaged to Helen G. Blood, 06/27/1930:4 Telephone Exchange, 10/30/1931:1 Wed to Helen Blood, 09/05/1930:4 Temperance Movement Tessier, Robert Louis WCTU released from blame for letter to New Bedford Times (l) Wedding described, 07/11/1930:1 (Arianna B. Crothers), 01/10/1930:4 Tessier, Sophie Sons of Temperance initiates five more members 55 years ago, Themique permanent wave demo (ad), 05/22/1931:5 04/18/1930:7 Texeiro, Joseph Central Baptist hosts Plymouth County WCTU convention, Bail-jumper located in Bridgeport, CT, 01/08/1932:4 10/31/1930:1 Textiles Large enthusiastic meeting held 55 years ago, 03/27/1931:9 Hooked rug crafted by Mrs Sylvester Keith depicts grandfather Thomas Sons of Temperance elect officers 55 years ago, 09/25/1931:6 Lovell's homestead, 09/16/1932:2 Ants speak for An-tis (l) (L.M. Churbuck), 09/22/1933:6 Ninety-one-year-old Margaret Wagner donates handmade quilt to Ten Times One Club Welfare Board, 12/27/1933:1 Presents "May Night," 05/30/1930:1 CWA projects in full swing here, 01/12/1934:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/22/1931:1 CWA progress report on sewing endeavors, 01/26/1934:1 Tenney, Walter Aldrich CWA projects to close next week, 02/09/1934:1 Principal of high school in Oakland, 01/03/1930:1 CWA sewing and knitting projects closed, 02/16/1934:4 Where Shall Christ be Born? (poem), 01/03/1930:5 County supervisor of knitting project Fraser closes work, 04/13/1934:1 Tennis Marion Belmont, agent for Bernat yarns (ad), 09/14/1934:8 Court constructed on parsonage grounds in South Middleboro, Thanksgiving (holiday) 07/11/1930:4 Thanksgiving poem by W. Wilmot, 11/28/1930:5 Court at parsonage completed, 08/15/1930:2 Thatcher (Mr) South Middleboro court ready for season, 04/24/1931:7 Building plans 55 years ago, 04/01/1932:2 Rock youngsters play in tournament at South Middleboro, 09/11/1931:3 Thatcher, Allan Results of tournament between Rock and South Middleboro, Files nomination papers for school committee, 12/21/1934:1 09/18/1931:6
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Thatcher, Allan Montgomery Theater cont. Elected to Phi Beta Kappa at John Hopkins University, 05/27/1932:1 Pauline Mayo directs Tom Thumb Wedding, 11/09/1934:4 Thatcher, Allan R. Presentation of Tom Thumb Wedding set for Central ME Church, Echoes of town meeting (l), 02/28/1930:1 11/16/1934:3 Candidate for school board, 01/01/1932:1 Three one-act plays performed for Teachers' Association Dramatic Hot contests bring out 2,472 voters (p) (t), 01/22/1932:1 Night, 11/23/1934:2 Peirce Academy (l), 03/04/1932:2 Theft Thatcher, Henry L. see also Burglary; Larceny; Robbery Obituary, 05/16/1930:1 Wah Lee makes restitution for stealing electricity, 01/03/1930:7 Dies at age 79, 05/16/1930:4 Dr Leonard Baker reports theft from car, 01/17/1930:3 Thatcher, Peter James Kontoes sentenced to Concord Reformatory for theft from Dr Purchases business of R.R. Robinson 55 years ago, 05/16/1930:7 Baker, 02/14/1930:1 Thatcher, Ronald G. Investigation into theft of $50 from Murphy's bowling alley, Charles Sapp collides with Thatcher at North Main and Jackson St, 02/28/1930:3 09/14/1934:2 Builder reports theft of door and windows at Caldwell place, Thatcher Building 05/23/1930:8 Trustees sell block to Browne Realty Co. of Boston, renovations Moleski not guilty of theft of cable from telephone company, planned, 09/18/1931:1 06/13/1930:1 Remodeling plans, 09/25/1931:1 Tank truck equipment stolen, 06/27/1930:4 One contractor to do all alterations, 10/02/1931:1 Howard and LeBaron victims of fruit theft, 09/26/1930:1 Remodeling work begins, 10/09/1931:1 Stolen tablet returned to Lakeville Town House, 10/17/1930:5 Contractor Andrew Fielding razes section of block, prepares for new Cedar fence posts stolen from Josiah Vaughan, 12/19/1930:2 construction, 10/23/1931:1 Mike Teceno's shoes stolen while skating, 01/09/1931:6 Contractor chooses between cheap labor and local workers, Harold Williams' stolen bicycle recovered, 01/16/1931:1 10/23/1931:1 Duncklee's stolen bicycle recovered behind Lang's barn, 01/30/1931:1 Thayer, Charles V., Jr. Henry Champion Jones' canoe stolen from Nemasket River, Three-year-old run over by auto driven by Frank Leighton, 05/26/1933:1 07/17/1931:1 Thayer, Granville L. Portion of fence at Temple Place carried off 55 years ago, 07/17/1931:2 Employees of old straw works (p), 02/28/1930:1 Tramp caught stealing from Laspe's shop 55 years ago, 10/23/1931:2 Thayer, Lawrence Francis Covel sentenced for stealing wire from town of Middleboro, Breaks arm cranking auto, 07/22/1932:2 12/11/1931:1 Thayer, Lewis Tools stolen from workers on state road, 01/22/1932:1 Chimney fire on Miller St, 06/27/1930:7 Youngster rifles Phillips' mailbox, steals check, 07/22/1932:1 Fire in floorboards of Thayer's auto, 11/02/1934:1 Ernest Remillard's boat taken from Wood's pond mooring, sank, Thayer, Lewis A. 08/26/1932:1 Chimney fire at Lewis Thayer's on Miller St, 06/27/1930:7 Francis Travassos' bike stolen at carnival, 08/26/1932:1 Thayer, Mrs William Leon Alley's valuable homing pigeon stolen, 08/26/1932:1 Clerk at Tripp's Candy Shop, 04/04/1930:9 Leon Alley offers reward for recovery of stolen bird (ad), 08/26/1932:8 Thayer, William Calves stolen from George Deane's yard, 09/30/1932:2 Couple married 25 years, 07/11/1930:9 Thief takes tires right off Herbert Haskins' car, 09/30/1932:2 Theater Local storekeeper claims bread stolen from delivery boxes, see also Crosier, Mary Joy; Middleborough Memorial High School - 12/16/1932:1 Arts Rabbits stolen from Pepin's Wood St home, 12/16/1932:1 All Middleboro cast presents Applesauce, 02/28/1930:3 A. Reginald Balkum accused of theft in Onset, 12/23/1932:1 Nemasket Grange presents play, Civil Service, 04/04/1930:1 Many reports of stolen bikes, 1/27/1933:1 Chamber of Commerce sponsored Corporal Eagen makes big hit, Robbins, Robbins, and Ennos charged with unlawful use of electricity, 11/07/1930:1 05/05/1933:1 Middleboro Teachers' Association presents The Prince Chap, Mason Leggee fined $10 for unlawful use of electricity, 06/02/1933:1 11/28/1930:3 Bronze plates taken from town's steam roller, 06/23/1933:6 Cabot Club presents Anne-What's-Her-Name, 12/19/1930:3 Bernard Sheehan's bicycle stolen from in front of Center St store, Forest Street School PTA presents Adam and Eva, 02/06/1931:4 07/21/1933:1 Mr and Mrs Albert Van Dekker enjoy some success on Broadway, Mrs George Cushman's Pomeranian taken by passing autoist, 06/19/1931:1 07/21/1933:6 Nemasket Grange cast of Henry's Wedding (p), 10/02/1931:4 McNeil's rowboat taken from moorings at Wareham St bridge, Elizabeth Roht co-author of German version of Peter Pan to be 08/11/1933:1 presented at BU, 12/18/1931:1 Melon thieves strike farms of Harry Bowden and John McNeece, Legion presents annual show, Page the Prince, 12/18/1931:1 09/08/1933:1 Forest Street PTA presents The Absentminded Bridegroom, Self-confessed gigolo A. Reginald Balkum in trouble again, 04/08/1932:2 09/22/1933:1 Inez Bassett Alder authors historical pageant, 05/06/1932:1 Earl Millerd fined $10 for illegal use of electricity, 09/29/1933:1 Elks presentation of Aren't We All draws good audience, 11/04/1932:1 Perkins and Jolley each fined $10 for illegal use of electricity, Cabot Club presents artistic presentation of Old Lady 31, 11/17/1933:1 10/06/1933:4 Cast and crew of upcoming YMCA performance of World's All Right Plymouth contractor suffers theft from road building job site, (ad), 12/08/1933:6 10/27/1933:1 YMCA production of World's All Right more than satisfies, Clothesline thieves active, 01/12/1934:1 12/15/1933:1 Chains taken off auto in broad daylight, 02/09/1934:1 Hanson writes letter of appreciation to YMCA play participants (l), Police investigate cases of petty theft, 05/04/1934:4 12/22/1933:4 Sleek gent takes Panesis' pocketbook, 05/11/1934:1 George Borsari plays part in Shakespearean comedy at American LeFlame pleads guilty to using electricity illegally, 05/25/1934:1 University, 05/11/1934:7
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Theft cont. Third Baptist Church cont. Frank LaFlamme fined $10 for using unauthorized electricity, Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 10/14/1932:4 06/22/1934:4 Holds annual meeting, 04/27/1934:6 Paint brushes and cans stolen from Carl Oakes vehicle, 06/22/1934:10 Holds annual supper and business meeting, 05/04/1934:6 Paint and lumber taken from Bigelow's work site, 09/14/1934:3 Hosts 491st Neighborhood convention, 10/12/1934:4 Picone fined $10 for unlawful use of electricity, 09/14/1934:6 Third Congregational Church (see North Middleboro Congregational Elmer Wardell arrested for holdup and various thefts, 09/21/1934:1 Church) Picone not guilty of stealing electricity, 10/26/1934:2 Thomas (Mr) Mrs Vagen Zakarian guilty of stealing gas and electricity from town, Middleboro Soap takes lead in Wareham 55 years ago, 03/06/1931:6 12/14/1934:2 Atwood-Thomas Construction Co. awarded contract for seawall and Thibault, Edgar C. jetties, 08/07/1931:4 Wed to Mildred Phillips, 02/12/1932:4 Atwood-Thomas Construction Co., fill from academy excavation for Thibault, Edward sale (ad), 04/01/1932:8 Son born, 02/23/1934:4 Thomas (Mr and Mrs) Thibault, Inez M. Daughter born, 12/27/1933:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Thomas, Ada Thibault, Natalie Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Graduates from Bridgewater Teachers' College, 06/08/1934:1 Thomas, Ada E. Thibault, Natalie I. Obituary, 09/05/1930:1 To attend Bridgewater Normal School, 07/11/1930:1 Wife of Arthur L. dies at age 58, 09/05/1930:4 Thibault, Nathalie Thomas, A.E. Girl Scout Court of Awards meeting held (p), 11/21/1930:1 Marten colony returns to Smith St, 04/27/1934:6 Thibault, Nathalie I. Thomas, Albert A. Girl Scouting as an Aid to International Friendliness (essay), And Alexander Heath debate in front of capacity crowd (p), 06/20/1930:6 01/24/1930:7 Thibault, Newman Quoting figures to trap votes but to no useful purpose (ad) (l) (t), Attends Dartmouth College, 12/26/1930:1 12/26/1930:3 In highest honor group at Dartmouth, 03/20/1931:3 In support of Frederic Noble (ad), 01/16/1931:5 Works on advanced degree at Syracuse University (l), 10/07/1932:3 Files nomination papers for re-election, 10/30/1931:1 Graduates from Syracuse University, 06/08/1934:1 Candidate for selectman (ad), 01/08/1932:2 Thibault, Newman W. Hot contests bring out 2,472 voters (p) (t), 01/22/1932:1 Elected to photographic board of Dartmouth Pictorial, 03/13/1931:1 Engaged to Ruth Williamson, 02/16/1934:4 Dartmouth student wins distinction, 05/15/1931:7 Wedding described, 02/23/1934:1 Wins high honors at Dartmouth (p), 03/04/1932:1 Wed to Ruth Williamson, 02/23/1934:4 Appointed instructor at Syracuse University, 05/20/1932:1 Thomas, Alfred Receives degree from Dartmouth, 06/24/1932:1 Auto struck by Sharon driver on Wareham St, 02/28/1930:6 Re-elected assistant instructor at Syracuse University, 03/17/1933:1 Employed at Atwood's box factory nearly 43 years, 12/14/1934:9 Receives Master's degree from Syracuse University, 06/08/1934:1 Thomas, Alfred E. Accepts post in geology department at Virginia Polytechnic, And twin celebrate 67th birthday, biography, 09/18/1931:3 09/07/1934:1 Purple martin colonies at Thomas' and Creamer's, 07/15/1932:7 Thibault Studio And twin Alvin E. celebrate 70th birthdays, brief biography, Modern equipment assures fine work, 10/09/1931:7 09/14/1934:1 Know for exceptional work, 11/06/1931:7 Thomas, Alvin E. Photography makes great gift, 12/04/1931:8 Employed at Thomas Bros., 07/18/1930:7 Photos bring delight in years to come, 01/01/1932:7 South Middleboro couple married 36 years, 11/07/1930:2 Member of International Photo Association, 02/05/1932:7 And twin celebrate 67th birthday, biography, 09/18/1931:3 Thimble Club Daughters And twin Alfred E. celebrate 70th birthdays, brief biography, Celebrate 20th anniversary, 02/06/1931:4 09/14/1934:1 Jenney Coal Co. donates parade prize money to poor, 11/27/1931:1 Thomas, Arnold Jenney Oil Co. donates parade winner's money to charity, 12/02/1932:1 Son born, 06/19/1931:4 Completes 22 years of charitable work, 02/24/1933:4 Occupies Thomas Phinney place on Pearl St, 07/17/1931:1 Jenney Coal Co. donates Legion parade prize to Thimble Club Dorchester youths steal auto, 07/01/1932:8 Daughters, 12/01/1933:1 Thomas, Arthur Pass resolution upon death of Edith Whitman Dickerman, 01/05/1934:2 Victim of hit-and-run in serious condition, 02/23/1934:1 Complete 23rd year of charitable work, 02/09/1934:4 Thomas, Arthur C. Pass resolutions upon death of Eldoretta Baker, 03/23/1934:4 Employed in West Newton, 08/15/1930:2 Third Baptist Church Mail carrier in West Newton, 10/17/1930:9 Veazie resumes work as organist, 02/28/1930:6 Thomas, Augusta Pastor Preston receives new auto from church member, 03/07/1930:1 Dies in Whitman, 03/23/1934:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/25/1930:6 Thomas, Barbara Centennial Hymn by Wilson C. Ryder, 07/04/1930:5 Transfers to Weymouth office of SE MA Power, 12/05/1930:7 Portrait of M.F. Johnson donated to Rock village church, 09/19/1930:3 Transfers to Wareham office of SE MA Power and Light Co., Hosts October Neighborhood convention, 10/10/1930:4 05/22/1931:9 Extends call to Rev Mr Sweat 55 years ago, 03/27/1931:9 Wedding described, 10/28/1932:1 Holds annual business meeting, 04/10/1931:6 Wed to Earl H. Venno, 10/28/1932:4 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 10/16/1931:5 Thomas, Bertram L. Hosts Middleboro Union Christian Endeavor Rally, 03/18/1932:3 Local man loses verdict, 09/26/1930:1 Holds annual business meeting, 04/22/1932:3 Builders should be laying plans for contractors, 01/22/1932:7 Holds annual banquet and business meeting, 05/06/1932:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/01/1932:8 Receives coat of paint, 08/26/1932:3
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Thomas, Bessie Thomas, Forest E. cont. Takes training at Jordan Hospital, Plymouth, 04/01/1932:7 Experienced, impartial, faithful, representative (ad) (p), 01/16/1931:4 Thomas, B.L. Results of most disgraceful, silliest, muck-raking campaigns (p) (t), Construction work (ad), 10/09/1931:7 01/23/1931:1 Contractor handles variety of work, 10/16/1931:7 New insurance office on Center St (ad) (p), 03/04/1932:8 Ground still in good condition for construction work, 11/20/1931:9 Candidate for School Board (ad) (p), 01/13/1933:8 Winter should not delay construction work, 12/18/1931:7 Thomas, Frank G. Thomas, Caleb Candidate for selectman (ad) (p), 01/08/1932:2 Graduates from Dartmouth, 06/19/1931:1 Thomas, Frank S. Employed in Groton, VT, 09/08/1933:1 Moth superintendent submits vacation bill to selectmen, 04/24/1931:4 Thomas, Caleb H. Latest declared candidate for selectmen, 12/25/1931:1 Receives degree from Dartmouth, 06/24/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/01/1932:8 Thomas, Carrie Answers civic association's questions (ad), 01/13/1933:3 Falls down stairs, severely bruised, 04/04/1930:9 Thomas, Fred Thomas, Cephas Blaze on outside of Prospect St house, 11/30/1934:1 Returns from Chester, VT, 08/07/1931:1 Thomas, Fred A. Thomas, Charles Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), Partially buried in sand while working on Vaughan's well 55 years ago, 07/17/1931:1 01/31/1930:8 Opens new Ford agency, Middleboro Motor Sales, 04/01/1932:2 Thomas, Chester Alden and Thomas dissolve partnership in Middleboro Motor Sales, Employed at Narragansett Milling Co., 09/19/1930:3 12/22/1933:6 Thomas, Chester W. Thomas, Frederica Awarded trip to World's Fair in Chicago, 07/07/1933:2 Resides in Hartford, CT, 03/07/1930:1 Thomas, Clarence E. Thomas, George Wed to Florence Harlow, 06/06/1930:4 Employed in Groton, VT, 09/08/1933:1 Oil truck driver collides with Mattapan driver at Center and Cambridge Thomas, George B. St, 07/04/1930:4 Resides in Groton, NH, 10/13/1933:1 Thomas, Clyde Thomas, Gladys D. Son born, 12/18/1931:4 Wed to John J. Turner, 04/17/1931:4 Thomas, Clyde S. Thomas, H. Cushman Wedding described, 03/27/1931:1 Thomastown couple celebrates 59 years of marriage 55 years ago, Wed to Cora L. Staples Clough, 03/27/1931:4 08/08/1930:3 Moves office to 7 Rock St (ad), 04/14/1933:3 Thomas, Harriett Agent for Travelers Insurance Co. (ad), 09/21/1934:7 Elected new district nurse, 10/30/1931:1 Thomas, Douglas Thomas, Harvey Son born, 01/05/1934:2 In collision with Providence truck at Fall Brook, 09/28/1934:5 Thomas, E. Thomas, Harvey C. Infant son christened, 06/15/1934:6 Returns here after year in Brockway, MT, 09/05/1930:1 Thomas, Earl Occupies apartment in Belmont's house on Myrtle St, 03/27/1931:1 Visits Middleboro for first time in 25 years, 10/26/1934:4 Bicyclist thrown after struck by West Roxbury driver, 06/09/1933:1 Thomas, Edgar Thomas, H.C. Sells School St house to Bradford Chase 55 years ago, 11/06/1931:6 Resident manager of Brownell & Burt, Inc. (ad), 02/20/1931:3 Thomas, Edward W. Thomas, Helen Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/22/1932:6 Resides in Roslindale, 11/07/1930:2 Thomas, Elfelda L. Thomas, Helen R. Engaged to Richmond M. Gifford, 12/08/1933:4 Takes nurse's aide training at Faulkner hospital, 09/19/1930:3 Thomas, Elfelda Linwood Employed at Lucy Braley's candy kitchen, 09/29/1933:3 Wedding described, 12/27/1933:2 Thomas, Henry Wed to Richmond Gifford, 12/27/1933:4 David Fuller builds house on Thomas farm 55 years ago, 03/06/1931:6 Thomas, Eli J. Thomas, Henry E. Obituary, 08/19/1932:2 Obituary, 02/19/1932:1 Thomas, Ella A. Thomas, Henry L. Obituary, 09/05/1930:1 Dies at age 65, 12/18/1931:4 Thomas, Ella Frances Obituary, 12/18/1931:5 Wedding described, 06/27/1930:1 Auction of household furniture (ad), 06/23/1933:3 Thomas, Elsie Thomas, Herbert H. Moves from Wareham to Milton, 08/29/1930:3 Kills six fox so far this season, 01/31/1930:5 Thomas, Ernest Thomas, I. Bradford Engaged to Marion Aldrich, 09/26/1930:1 Accepts position with shoe company in Augusta, ME, 04/21/1933:1 Thomas, Ernest E. Thomas, I.B. Pushed through plate glass window at Pierce's hardware by runaway Cousin dies in Portland, ME, 09/19/1930:1 auto, 11/04/1932:1 Resides in Augusta, ME, 11/17/1933:4 Thomas, Evelyn W. Thomas, Ichabod Correction to letter concerning Lyman Thomas (l), 03/07/1930:9 Purchase St place of Lothrop Thomas (p), 08/15/1930:1 Obituary, 12/11/1931:1 Thomas, Ida May Widow of Lyman P. dies at age 66, 12/11/1931:4 Providence woman dies, 07/04/1930:1 Will in probate, 12/25/1931:7 Thomas, Ira T. Thomas, Forest E. Wed to Violeen H. Raymond, 07/22/1932:4 New commander of local Legion post (p), 06/06/1930:1 Announces candidacy for school board, 12/12/1930:4
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Thomas, Isabella G. Thomas, Lyman Obituary, 01/01/1932:1 Correction to letter concerning Lyman Thomas (l) (Evelyn W. Thomas), Wife of Herbert S. dies at age 65, 01/01/1932:4 03/07/1930:9 Thomas, J.A. Thomas, Marjorie Communication on local business and industry (l), 07/11/1930:9 Wed to Wallace Fisher, 09/28/1934:6 Champion melons (ad), 09/04/1931:8 Thomas, Marjorie L. Has 15 acres under cultivation, 27 different varieties of produce, Wed to Myron L. McVay, 10/09/1931:4 06/24/1932:1 Thomas, Marjorie Louise Thomas, James Engaged to Myron Henry McVay, 04/11/1930:4 Granddaughter born, 01/02/1931:1 Thomas, Mary Born to Douglas, 01/05/1934:2 Funeral held at Rock, 09/28/1934:6 Thomas, James A. Thomas, Mary F. Letter on upcoming town meeting (l), 01/03/1930:1 Obituary, 07/07/1933:2 Very important election (l), 01/10/1930:9 Wife of William H. dies at age 78, 07/07/1933:4 Appeal to taxpayers (l), 01/17/1930:4 Thomas, Maude Open letter to Mr Egger (l), 02/14/1930:2 Obituary, 02/24/1933:3 Receives order for hornbeam rollers from Oregon, 02/28/1930:1 Thomas, Maude L. Confused over "A Caption Amended" (l), 03/07/1930:6 Obituary, 02/24/1933:1 Wareham St couple married 60 years, 02/20/1931:2 Widow of Edward M. dies at age 49, 02/24/1933:4 Friends attend celebration of 60th, 02/20/1931:7 Thomas, Melvin E. Guarantees quality of cider 55 years ago, 08/14/1931:6 Resides in Roslindale, 12/12/1930:6 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 03/18/1932:1 Thomas, Mendall Obituary, 01/06/1933:1 Graduates from MIT, 06/19/1931:6 Dies at age 82, 01/06/1933:4 Thomas, Mrs George L. Descendant of Myles Standish attends funeral, 01/13/1933:1 Organist at Central Baptist, 09/09/1932:1 Will in probate, 02/17/1933:6 Thomas, Mrs Henry Elks holds annual memorial service, 12/08/1933:2 Grandson dies in Bridgewater, 08/08/1930:2 Thomas, Jane Carries on deceased husband's poultry business, 01/08/1932:4 Funeral held at Carver, 12/27/1933:4 Thomas, Mrs Lyman P. Thomas, John Home struck by lightning, 08/22/1930:3 Son born, 01/09/1931:4 Falls and fractures hip, 11/13/1931:6 Thomas, Joseph Kershaw attends funeral, 12/18/1931:4 Chimney fire on Chestnut St, 03/31/1933:1 Out-of-town folks attend funeral, 12/18/1931:4 Chimney fire on Purchase St, 03/02/1934:1 Thomas, Mrs William H. Thomas, Joseph B. South Middleboro woman dies, 07/07/1933:2 Chimney fire on Chestnut St, 03/04/1932:1 Thomas, Muriel And wife injured in auto accident in Newburyport, 11/24/1933:1 Employed at Stetson & Clark, 08/22/1930:3 Thomas, J.V. Thomas, Myra J. Revisits places with which he was familiar 50 years ago, 10/20/1933:1 Cousin dies in Providence, 07/04/1930:1 Thomas, Lawrence Thomas, Myron Pratt Co. truck driver collides with Caswell's auto at North and North Local musicians perform with Taunton Orchestra club, 06/10/1932:1 Main St, 05/19/1933:1 Broadcasts with group over Brockton station, 07/15/1932:1 Thomas, Leila Thomas, Randolph S. Brother Alfred attends funeral, 05/02/1930:3 Moves to Sagamore, 03/07/1930:8 Well-known in Carver, 05/02/1930:7 Son born, 08/29/1930:1 Thomas, Leila B. Thomas, Robert M. Obituary, 05/02/1930:1, 2 Grows champion squash 55 years ago, 09/26/1930:6 Dies at age 60, 05/02/1930:4 Thomas, Seneca Petition for administration of estate, 06/06/1930:5 Lives in house he was born in (55 years ago), 07/25/1930:7 Thomas, Levi T. Thomas, Sidney Engaged to Helen E. Mahler, 05/01/1931:4 Catches 1-lb. trout during Nemasket herring run, 05/06/1932:1 Wed to Helen E. Mahler, 05/15/1931:4 Bryant and Thomas get muskrats on first day of trapping season, Thomas, Lillian B. 11/03/1933:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Bags alligator at Tispaquin Pond, 11/09/1934:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/23/1932:5 Thomas, Snowdon Winthrop Thomas, Lillie E. Attends Amherst Ag College, 09/19/1930:3 Obituary, 01/06/1933:1 Attends MIT, 04/01/1932:7 Widow of Henry dies at age 78, 01/06/1933:4 Thomas, Stella Thomas, Lois Teaches in Dorchester, 09/12/1930:2 Student nurse in New Bedford, 01/24/1930:1 Resides in Roslindale, 11/21/1930:5 Thomas, Lothrop Thomas, Sybil Purchase St place (p), 08/15/1930:1 Enters Laselle Seminary, 09/25/1931:1 Thomas, Lothrop S. Performs at Lasell Seminary recital, 12/25/1931:1 Petition for termination of trust, 07/11/1930:6 On musical program at Lasell Junior College, 04/01/1932:1 Petition for trusteeship, 04/07/1933:6 Guest musician at West Bridgewater Baptist church, 02/16/1934:1 Thomas, Lydia N. Thomas, Sydney P. Obituary, 09/14/1934:1 Performs clever act of veterinary surgery, 06/23/1933:3 Widow of Charles H. dies at age 79, 09/14/1934:4 Thomas, Waldo S. A tribute, 09/21/1934:2 Appointed town accountant, 09/12/1930:1 Will in probate, 09/28/1934:5
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Thomas, Walter Thompson, Barbara Lets tenement at Miller and Smith St to Albert Hojaboom, 03/20/1931:7 Attends Lasell Seminary, 04/11/1930:1 Frederick Griswold charged with break-in at store, 11/23/1934:2 Attends Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY, 03/13/1931:1 Thomas, Walter C. Resides in Providence, RI, 04/21/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Thompson, Barbara Frederica Thomas, W.C. Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 Employs Francis Carver and Frank Howard at store, 01/03/1930:2 Thompson, Barbara Wetsell Couple married 25 years, biographies, 07/25/1930:3 Engaged to Donald Norman Price, 01/05/1934:1 Lets Miller St tenement to Leon Holmes, 08/22/1930:3 Thompson, Benjamin F. Barn struck by lightning, 05/15/1931:2 Obituary, 01/10/1930:1 Lets Miller St tenement to William Paradise, 10/02/1931:6 Tribute, 01/10/1930:1 Storm damage to electrical wire burns tree at store, 09/09/1932:7 Dies at age 69, 01/10/1930:4 Brother's funeral held in Plymouth, 1/27/1933:3 A correction (l) (George E. Beals, G.A. Deane), 01/10/1930:6 Employs Charles Holmquist, 04/14/1933:7 Petition for administration of estate, 01/24/1930:5 Lets tenement over store to Claude Hollis, 08/18/1933:3 Thompson, Bert Thomas, William Resides in Falmouth, 08/21/1931:1 Daughter born, 08/19/1932:4 Wedding described, 10/16/1931:1 Thomas, William C. Thompson, Bertran A. Funeral held in Plymouth, 1/27/1933:3 Funeral held at North Abington, 08/05/1932:3 Obituary, 02/03/1933:1 Thompson, Cedulai Thomas, William H. Teaches in Fall River, 09/05/1930:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/19/1933:6 Thompson, David W. Thomas, Winthrop Petition for administration of estate, 01/24/1930:5 Student at MIT, 10/16/1931:3 Thompson, Doris Thomas, Winthrop S. Wed to Eugen Allen, 10/09/1931:9 Freshman at MA Ag College, 01/16/1931:1 Thompson, Doris L. Completes junior year at Amherst College, 06/16/1933:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:5 Takes course of study at Harvard, 09/28/1934:5 Thompson, Dorothy Shurtleff Thomas, Winthrop Snowden Daughter born, 11/13/1931:6 Graduates from MA State College in Amherst, 06/08/1934:7 Thompson, Edward Thomas, Wm. H. Wed to Bernice Shaknites, 06/24/1932:2 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Thompson, Edward J. Thomas & Benn Takes part in Titanic rescue 20 years ago, 04/15/1932:1 Plumbing and steamfitting, 11 Lane St (ad), 04/01/1932:8 Thompson, E.J. Thomas & Holmes Interior decorator (ad), 02/28/1930:5 New business firm in town 55 years ago, 04/25/1930:8 Rents East Grove St house from Frank Gifford, 08/21/1931:1 Thomas & Weston Thompson, Genevieve M. Insurance (ad), 10/09/1931:7 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 06/23/1933:5 Insurance a positive means of financial protection, 10/30/1931:7 Thompson, Harry Mendall Wise investors put money in insurance, 11/27/1931:7 Wed to Ruth Althea Porter in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Fire insurance more important than ever, 12/25/1931:7 Thompson, Herbert Warm weather rush for auto insurance, 01/22/1932:7 Occupies tenement in Pratt house on Plymouth St, 09/23/1932:3 Chester Weston sells Thomas & Weston Insurance Agency to Frederick Thompson, Jabez P. Weston (ad), 04/01/1932:8 Obituary, 11/02/1934:1 Thomas Bros. Halifax man dies at age 81, 11/02/1934:4 Employ Alvin Thomas, 07/18/1930:7 Thompson, James Employ Elliott Beaton, 10/24/1930:3 Enters Franciscan monastery at Callicoon, NY, 09/15/1933:1 Handles line of general merchandise, 10/30/1931:7 Thompson, Juliette P. Clothing stolen in break-in, 11/20/1931:9 Obituary, 02/12/1932:1 Fine store in South Middleboro, 11/27/1931:7 Thompson, Leroy Acushnet man arrested for break-in, 12/04/1931:1 Insensible for 2 hours following fall from wagon 55 years ago, Denham pleads not guilty to break-in, 12/11/1931:1 02/14/1930:6 Denham held for grand jury, 12/18/1931:2 Thompson, Louise Locally operated stores cheaper, 12/25/1931:7 Attends Lasell Seminary, 06/20/1930:1 Purchasing power increases in grocery stores, 01/22/1932:7 Resides in Providence, RI, 04/21/1933:1 Handle line of general merchandise, 02/19/1932:7 Thompson, Mabel Employ J. Elliott Beaton, 10/21/1932:6 Obituary, 11/04/1932:1 Employ Richmond Matthews, 03/31/1933:2 Widow of Ruel dies at age 60, 11/04/1932:4 Thomas Farm Administrator petitions to sell real estate, 01/19/1933:5 Melons now ready (ad), 09/05/1930:10 Petition for administration of estate, 04/07/1933:8 Thomastown Cemetery Administrator presents account of estate, 10/19/1934:5 John Crawshaw caretaker, 06/20/1930:1 Thompson, Minor W. Notice of meeting to propose incorporation, 07/15/1932:5 Obituary, 02/20/1931:1 Thomastown School Brockton man dies at age 74, 02/20/1931:4 Lawrence McDonald awarded transportation contract, 12/26/1930:1 Thompson, Mrs George Louise Nutter new teacher, replaces retiring Elena Manley, Resides in Campello, 02/14/1930:1 07/31/1931:1 Thompson, Mrs Paul History of Our Schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 02/24/1933:2 Sedan skids on planking on Plymouth St bridge, 01/08/1932:1 Chimney fire, 06/08/1934:1 Thompson, Mrs Virgil Resides in Keene, NH, 05/15/1931:1
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Thompson, Paul E., Jr. Tibbetts, Eva M. Baldwinville youth dies at age 15, 03/09/1934:4 Wed to Everett Willard, 12/02/1932:4 Thompson, Thelma Tibbetts, Frank Wed to Clarence E. Jefferson, 10/24/1930:4 Chimney fire on Wood St, 11/16/1934:1 Thompson, Thelma Wilhelmina Tibbetts, Mrs F. Wed to Clarence Wesley Jefferson in 1930, 01/23/1931:4 Lets State Farm house to William MacRae, 11/30/1934:7 Thompson, Thomas F. Tiffany (Mrs) Wedding described, 05/02/1930:1 Former resident dies in Worcester, 11/14/1930:1 Wed to Gertrude Hilda Riedel, 05/02/1930:4 Tikiob, Maria E. Thompson, Thomas Francis Land damages awarded, 07/24/1931:1 Engaged to Gertrude Hilda Riedel, 03/28/1930:4 Tilden, Eben Thompson, Thomas, Jr. Sells roadside stand and home to Joseph Massa, 10/02/1931:4 Daughter born, 11/02/1934:4 Tilden, Eben F. Thompson, Virgil W. And Grace Tilden sell property at Everett and Plymouth St to Joseph Obituary, 03/06/1931:1 Massa, 04/24/1931:1 Keene, NH man dies at age 60, 03/06/1931:4 Tilden, E.F. Thompson, W. Furniture for sale (ad), 10/24/1930:10 Sells Keen house on Pearl St to Perkins 55 years ago, 03/07/1930:8 Tilden, Grace Thompson, Walter And Eben Tilden sell property at Everett and Plymouth St to Joseph Wedding described, 07/03/1931:1 Massa, 04/24/1931:1 Daughter born, 11/13/1931:6 Tilden, Grace Gordon Moves from Barrows St to Plymouth St, 09/01/1933:4 Obituary, 12/26/1930:1 Thompson, Walter O. Wife of Eben F. dies at age 69, 12/26/1930:4 Engaged to Dorothy L. Shurtleff, 06/19/1931:4 Tilden's Wayside Stand Wed to Dorothy L. Shurtleff, 07/03/1931:4 House for sale on State Rd (ad), 07/11/1930:10 Thompson, Walter Oliver Tillinghast, Leroy R. Engaged to Dorothy Louise Shurtleff, 02/27/1931:3 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Thompson, William Tillman, Warren Frank Chimney fire on South Main St, 12/23/1932:1 Engaged to Enid Crosier, 10/19/1934:1 Thompson Family Tillson, Bernard Thompson St has long history, 01/10/1930:1 Son born, 11/24/1933:4 Thompson Tire Co. Tillson, Bernard E. Formerly Standish Filling Station (ad), 09/16/1932:6 Son born, 11/24/1933:2 F.E. Standish manager, Wareham St (ad), 05/26/1933:8 Tillson, Deborah Employs Joseph Waters, 09/14/1934:1 Obituary, 06/19/1931:3 Thompsonville School Petition for administration of estate, 06/26/1931:5 History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 03/31/1933:3 Tillson, Elizabeth Repair and painting of schools underway, Town Hall next, 03/09/1934:6 Attends Boston University, 01/31/1930:5 Marianne Mederios takes teaching vacancy, 09/07/1934:1 Elected vice-president of Writers' Club at Boston University, Thornton, Julia 05/08/1931:4 Obituary, 03/02/1934:1 Elected president P.A.L. Students' House at Boston University, Thornton, William 05/15/1931:1 Resides in New York City, 07/31/1931:1 President of BU College of Practical Arts and Letters dormitory, Thorson, Florence 12/18/1931:1 Moves into Whitmarsh's tenement in North Middleboro, 12/07/1934:6 Boston University group compiles volume of poetry and prose, Threats 05/27/1932:3 Alexander Heath victim of "bomb" scare, 10/31/1930:1 Honored with admission to Sigma honorary society, 06/10/1932:2 Three Ace Club Wedding described, 04/06/1934:1 Holds first athletic night, 05/25/1934:4 Tillson, Elwood Thumb, Mrs Tom Resides in New London, CT, 08/21/1931:1 see also Magri, Countess Leaves for posting in California, 05/19/1933:1 Arrives home with pony train 55 years ago, 06/06/1930:6 Serves on flagship of Pacific fleet, 05/18/1934:1 Friends gather 55 years ago, 07/11/1930:8 Tillson, Elwood M. Administrator's sale of real estate and personal property, 07/25/1930:5 Submarine commander brings boat into Philadelphia, 02/13/1931:1 Auction sale continued at Harry Bump's (ad), 08/01/1930:4 On list for appointment as Lieutenant Commander, 09/14/1934:1 Travels from Arkansas to Texas 55 years ago, 02/13/1931:3 Tillson, George Thumb, Tom Resides in Elizabeth, NJ, 11/24/1933:1 Friends gather 55 years ago, 07/11/1930:8 Tillson, Granville E. Has rival in Tom Trump 55 years ago, 08/22/1930:6 Expresses opinion on town government (l), 11/18/1932:3 Baby chicks for sale at Tom Thumb Poultry Farm (ad), 01/09/1931:8 Tillson, Ichabod Travels from Arkansas to Texas 55 years ago, 02/13/1931:3 Genealogy, 12/14/1934:3, 12/21/1934:3, 12/28/1934:3 Stops at Branford Point House 55 years ago, 07/31/1931:6 Tillson, Leonard O. Exchanges yacht for diamond 55 years ago, 08/07/1931:6 Declines position of high school principal, 07/03/1931:1 Plans shore house near ponds 55 years ago, 08/14/1931:6 Offer of principalship recognition of value, 07/10/1931:1 Pauline Mayo directs Tom Thumb Wedding, 11/09/1934:4 Tillson, Lizzie E.B. Presentation of Tom Thumb Wedding set for Central ME Church, Wife of Leonard O. dies at age 50, 01/02/1931:4 11/16/1934:3 Petition for administration of estate, 01/09/1931:5 Thurston, Ellen White Church Guild passes resolutions upon death, 01/23/1931:6 Attends Damon family reunion in Abington, 10/24/1930:6 Central Congregational Church proposes memorial, 05/25/1934:5
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Tillson, Lizzie Evelyn Tinkham, Lurana Thomas Obituary, 01/02/1931:1 Obituary, 09/07/1934:7 Tillson, L.O. Tinkham, Margaret J. High school sub-master (p), 06/20/1930:6 Will allowed in probate court, 01/17/1930:1 Tillson, Luther Trustee appointed, 02/07/1930:9 Genealogy, 12/07/1934:3 Tinkham, Marietta M. Tillson, Lynne B. Obituary, 03/07/1930:1 Obituary, 06/27/1930:5 Tinkham, Mary Brayton Tillson, Mrs Lewis Obituary, 03/25/1932:1 Resides in Whitman, 06/06/1930:9 Tinkham, Mrs Fred B. Tillson, Roger Aunt dies in East Killingly, CT, 05/02/1930:1 Elected president of Cape Cod Bankers Association, 06/02/1933:1 Completes second year at NE Conservatory of Music, 06/20/1930:1 Tillson Family Tinkham, Mrs Henry Story of the house of Ichabod, 11/02/1934:3 Dandelions in full bloom, 01/22/1932:3 Tinkham (Mrs) Tinkham, Mrs Henry C. Pupils present piano recital, 06/30/1933:8 Chimney fire on Miller St, 01/26/1934:1 Tinkham, Andrew L. Chimney fire on Miller Rd, 01/26/1934:3 Fire in residence 55 years ago, 07/11/1930:8 Tinkham, Roger A. Tinkham, Angie Guilty of speeding, 06/13/1930:1 Nemasket Spring Water Co. truck rolls into Tinkham's house, Tinkham, Roland 05/13/1932:1 Daughter born, 08/05/1932:6 Tinkham, Charles Gets his deer, 12/15/1933:6 Lets Miller St house to Vickery, 07/14/1933:2 Son born, 12/21/1934:6 Son born, 12/21/1934:4 Tinkham, Roland C. Tinkham, Charles Roland Wed to Dorothy Tucker, 03/21/1930:9 Wed to Dorothy Frances Turner, 03/28/1930:4 Tinkham, S. Foster Tinkham, E.F. Will in probate, 09/07/1934:5 History and profile of jewelry business, 11/02/1934:1 Tinkham, Sumner Tinkham, Elisha B. First to get deer in Rock, 12/09/1932:6 Obituary, 12/26/1930:1 Gets deer this season, 12/16/1932:2 Dies at age 84, 12/26/1930:4 Tinkham, Virginia Tinkham, Emma A. Plays at Symphony Studio in Boston, 12/11/1931:1, 02/19/1932:1 Obituary, 10/17/1930:1 Guest artist with Houlihan's Troubadours, 02/24/1933:1 Tinkham, Evelyn Tintmor Studio Special guest at Boston University faculty tea, 10/14/1932:1 Esther Fish announces opening of studio on South Main St, Tinkham, Evelyn C. 03/27/1931:1 Boston University student heads up auction party, 02/23/1934:1 55 South Main St (ad), 03/27/1931:4 Tinkham, George E. Tires Obituary, 04/15/1932:1 see also Leighton, Raymond E. Dies at age 49, 04/15/1932:4 Richmond's Store, tires and batteries (ad), 01/03/1930:2 Tinkham, Herbert L. Louis Tessier manager of new Dunlop tire store (ad), 01/17/1930:4 President and director of new Bristol Manufacturing Co., 11/24/1933:1 Dunlop Tire and Rubber Co., 162 Centre St (ad), 01/17/1930:8 Tinkham, Horace F. Maxim Motor Co. (ad), 02/14/1930:7 Receives wound in hand from pistol 55 years ago, 07/03/1931:6 J.T. McKechnie factory direct distributor for Norwalk Tire and Rubber Tinkham, LeRoy Co. (ad), 05/22/1931:6 Builds summer cottage on Highland St, 04/14/1933:7 Arthur Wall's Store, Wareham St (ad), 08/19/1932:2 Tinkham, Levi Thompson Tire Co. formerly Standish Filling Station (ad), 09/16/1932:6 In carriage collision with Henry Tribou 55 years ago, 02/19/1932:7 F.E. Standish manager of Thompson Tire Co., Wareham St (ad), Tinkham, Lillian P. 05/26/1933:8 Pianoforte instruction (ad), 09/05/1930:10 Wareham Street Garage (ad), 07/07/1933:8 Tinkham, Lillian Place George Wheeler open for business at 67 Pearl St (ad), 02/09/1934:8 Students perform at NE Conservatory of music, 01/10/1930:1 Thompson Tire Co. employs Joseph Waters, 09/14/1934:1 Pupils hold pianoforte recitals, 03/07/1930:5 Tirrell, Lewis Pianoforte recitals, 06/27/1930:2 Moves from Brockton to Quincy, 04/06/1934:1 Pupils hold second pianoforte recital, 07/03/1931:3 Tispaquin (see Tisquantum (Squanto)) Annual recital of piano selections, 07/01/1932:3 Tispaquin Pond Studies harmony and transposition with Herman Goldstein, Gets large consignment of yellow perch, 04/29/1932:1 10/20/1933:1 Bowman & Clark, new deal development on shore of pond (ad), Resumes studies at NE Conservatory of Music, 11/17/1933:8 07/07/1933:2 Students perform at NE Conservatory of Music, 03/09/1934:1, Sidney Thomas bags alligator at pond, 11/09/1934:4 04/13/1934:2 Tisquantum (Squanto) Student James Houlihan makes finals in Chickering piano contest, Mrs Gates purchases ancient tavern on Middleboro-Rochester line from 05/04/1934:1 Williams, 03/21/1930:1 Students play at NE Conservatory of Music, 06/15/1934:1 Old tavern on Wareham St purchased by Mrs Gates (p), 03/28/1930:1 Unitarian church filled for recital, 06/29/1934:5 Titanic (ship) Tinkham, Louise Edward Thompson took part in rescue 20 years ago, 04/15/1932:1 On dean's list at Colby College, 10/09/1931:1 Titicut Receives diploma from Colby College, 06/23/1933:1 Safe blown at Titicut station, 08/07/1931:4 Tinkham, Lulu Station to be discontinued by NY, NH & Hartford RR, 12/02/1932:1 Lets land to J.H. Alexander for dahlia farm, 11/07/1930:2
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Tivey, Bertha T. Town Infirmary Wed to Albert F. Warren, 03/25/1932:4 Costs town $5,369.98 fifty-five years ago, 04/10/1931:6 T.M. Ryder & Co. New radio installed, 05/01/1931:2 Insurance (ad), 01/03/1930:6 Request for bids for electric refrigerator (ad), 07/10/1931:10 Dorothy Shaw stenographer, 08/14/1931:1 None better in state than local facility, 07/24/1931:1 Purchases insurance agency of Harold S. Wood, 12/11/1931:2 "Inmate" complains about food, 08/28/1931:1 Purchases insurance agency of Harold S. Wood (ad), 12/11/1931:2 Selectmen hear complaints about food, 08/28/1931:1 History and profile of Middleboro business, 10/26/1934:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Tobacco Industry Town Manager - Middleboro Anti-use pledges prepared for school children 55 years ago, Submits report to selectmen, 02/07/1930:3 06/13/1930:3 Discussion of salary at adjourned town meeting, 02/19/1932:2 Tobey, Charles H. Selectmen discuss new car for manager (t), 05/27/1932:2 Superintendent of Star Mills 50 years ago, 01/24/1930:10 New auto vote not taken at special town meeting, 06/10/1932:1 Tobey, Mary A. Buys his own car, 06/10/1932:4 Obituary, 10/23/1931:3 Annual report, 02/03/1933:7 Tobey, Mary J. To have charge of water and light departments, 03/31/1933:1 Obituary, 06/23/1933:1 Now responsible for collecting bills for water and light departments, Tobey, Mrs Clifton 03/31/1933:1 Resides in Wareham, 12/04/1931:1 Receives unexpected compliment on street work, 09/29/1933:1 Tobey, Robert Annual report, 01/26/1934:7 Begins studies at Bucksport Seminary, 09/18/1931:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Attends Tilton Academy in New Hampshire, 12/08/1933:1 Town Meeting House Tobey, Robert I. Twenty-eight wires stretch across hall 55 years ago, 01/10/1930:8 Completes second year at Bucksport Seminary, 06/23/1933:1 Nursing association moves headquarters to Town House, 01/31/1930:5 Tobey, Robert L. George Kontoes marooned on roof of Town House, 06/19/1931:2 Attends University of Maine, 11/30/1934:1 VFW requests use of Town House for meeting, 09/25/1931:1 Tobin, Constance B. Free use of hall denied by selectmen, 10/02/1931:1 Wed to Norman V. Holmes, 09/14/1934:4 Interior renovations include paint and varnish, 12/18/1931:1 Tobin, Viola B. Complaint made on paint jobs at Town House and school, 01/01/1932:4 Wife of William H. dies at age 33, 06/06/1930:4 Man's suitcase with clothing found in town hall, 02/19/1932:4 Tobin, Viola Babb Gild framed clock discarded for new electric one, 01/06/1933:1 Obituary, 06/06/1930:1 Parking space rolled, smoothed, and treated for dust, 05/05/1933:1 Toll, Edna Selectmen rescind vote on one mile limit for gas stations, 10/27/1933:1 Resides in Belmont, 08/01/1930:1 Selectmen rescind vote on proximity of service stations, 10/27/1933:1 Toll, Mrs Rudolph CWA funds painting project, 03/02/1934:4 Resides in Belmont, 02/28/1930:1 Repair and painting of schools underway, Town Hall next, 03/09/1934:6 Tolman, Doris Mildred Takes on new luster with coat of white paint, 03/23/1934:1 Wed to John Henry Higgins, 09/21/1934:4 Work starts on painting and cupola repair, 03/23/1934:1 Tom Thumb Poultry Farm Painter accidentally breaks through ceiling, 03/30/1934:1 Baby chicks for sale (ad), 01/09/1931:8 Big hole in ceiling repaired, 04/20/1934:1 Tomasik, Thaddeus Outside paint job complete, 04/27/1934:1 Promoted to manager of Grant store in Berwick, PA, 04/04/1930:3 Many improvements made here under federal aid, 05/25/1934:1 Resides in Poughkeepsie, NY, 04/14/1933:3 Cabot Club expresses gratitude to janitor of Town House, 12/07/1934:1 Tomasik, Thaddeus P. Committee in charge of Christmas decoration to be commended, Wedding described, 04/10/1931:1 12/21/1934:1 Tomkewicz, Joseph A. Beautiful lighting effect at Town House (p), 12/28/1934:1 Wed to Maria I.A. Paradis, 05/08/1931:4 Town Meetings - Lakeville Tomlinson, George Willard Younger people may move to take over town affairs, 01/31/1930:4 Engaged to Mary Eleanor Owens, 04/06/1934:1 Bitterness toward Taunton reappears at meeting, 02/14/1930:6 Tosti, Alley Twenty-nine articles addressed, 02/28/1930:3 Shoe repair expert (ad), 04/15/1932:10 Rights and interests concerning lakes discussed, 03/07/1930:6 Touhy, Harold Special meeting addresses taxes, 09/19/1930:7 Spike driven through foot, 07/18/1930:7 Fine example of municipal harmony, 03/06/1931:1 Employed in Everett, 11/07/1930:2 One of most successful political peace councils ever, 03/06/1931:3 Touhy, John Special meeting addresses new state road, 10/23/1931:2 Prepares large parking space at South Middleboro Grange, 11/03/1933:7 Review of warrant, 03/04/1932:4 Touhy, John W. Predict a peaceful meeting, 03/03/1933:1 Construction and repair work (ad), 04/27/1934:8 Preview of upcoming meeting, 03/03/1933:1 Tourism No opposition in election, no dissension in deliberations, 03/10/1933:1 Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/21/1932:3 Voters complete business in 45 minutes, 03/10/1933:1 Towle, Cecile Article concerning fire protection added to warrant, 01/12/1934:1 Wedding described, 07/04/1930:1 Fire engine question discussed, 03/02/1934:8 Towle, Minnie Draws one of largest crowds, 03/09/1934:1 Resides in Brattleboro, VT, 10/21/1932:1 Fire engine vote "thrown out the window," 03/09/1934:1 Towle, Olive L. Special meeting held to appropriate money to highway department, Opens Middleboro branch of Elwot Dance Studio (ad), 10/07/1932:8 09/14/1934:4 Elwot Dance Studio to have grand opening (p), 10/14/1932:7 Town Farm (see Poor Farm)
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Town Meetings - Middleboro Town Meetings – Middleboro cont. see also Budgets - Middleboro; Elections - Middleboro Special meeting addresses water system (t), 09/30/1932:1 Letter on upcoming town meeting (l) (James A. Thomas), 01/03/1930:1 Petition for special meeting filed, 10/21/1932:1 Review of warrant, 01/10/1930:1 Upcoming vote on town government not the first, 10/28/1932:1 Warrant for annual meeting, 01/10/1930:6 Smoldering question of town government slated for special meeting, A prayer before meeting (l), 01/17/1930:4 11/18/1932:1 Deliberative session takes one hour and ten minutes, 02/14/1930:2 Likened to Much Ado About Nothing, 11/25/1932:1 Echoes of town meeting (l) (Allan R. Thatcher), 02/28/1930:1 Special meeting ends in a jumble, 11/25/1932:1 No notice given of government committee report for town meeting (l) Warrant for annual meeting, 01/06/1933:2 (Ida F. Rounseville), 02/28/1930:1 Budget quickly approved, 02/17/1933:1 Results generally satisfactory, 02/28/1930:1 Heath's substitute budget plays to packed house, 02/17/1933:1 A caption amended (l) (Theodore N. Wood), 02/28/1930:2 Selectmen call for special meeting, 04/14/1933:1 Gazette to decline further communications concerning personalities, Warrant for special meeting, 04/14/1933:3 03/14/1930:1 Selectmen discuss warrant for special meeting, 09/01/1933:1 Warrant for special meeting, 06/27/1930:4 Warrant for special meeting, 09/01/1933:8 Review of articles in warrant for special meeting, 07/04/1930:1 Special meeting worth attending, 09/08/1933:1 Attendance at special meeting a poor showing, 07/11/1930:1 Adjourned in midst of discussion, 09/15/1933:1 Special meeting fails to attract a quorum, 07/11/1930:1 Special meeting adjourned before vote on Sunday sports, 09/15/1933:1 Special meeting adjourns, no quorum, warrant improperly drawn, New quarters for police department should be on agenda, 12/22/1933:1 07/18/1930:1 Selectmen meet to prepare warrant, 01/05/1934:1 Unsuccessful meetings blessing in disguise, 07/18/1930:1 Warrant for annual meeting, 01/05/1934:3 Special meeting attracts 12 voters, 07/25/1930:1 Election campaigns quiet this year, 01/12/1934:1 Finally achieve quorum for special meeting, 08/01/1930:1 Voters not guided by recommendations of selectmen, 02/16/1934:1 Review of warrant, 01/09/1931:1 Many appropriations made at adjourned meeting, 02/23/1934:1 Warrant for annual meeting, 01/09/1931:2 Warrant for special meeting, 02/23/1934:3 Warrant for special meeting, 01/30/1931:2 Fire apparatus purchase only article of importance, 03/02/1934:1 Facilities inadequate to house all voters (l) (Ida F. Rounseville), Warrant for special meeting, 03/02/1934:3 01/30/1931:3 Vote on new fire apparatus sails through, 03/09/1934:1 Deliberative session completed in one night, 02/13/1931:1 Vote to purchase another fire engine, 03/09/1934:1 Promised political pyrotechnics not set off, 02/13/1931:1 Warrant for special meeting, 06/15/1934:4 Petition for special meeting to address Sunday sports law, 07/17/1931:1 Reason for mixup in appropriations, 06/29/1934:1 Warrant for special meeting (t), 10/23/1931:2 Special meeting called to correct previous vote, 06/29/1934:1 Review of issues for upcoming special meeting, 10/30/1931:1 Town Officers - Lakeville (see Elections - Lakeville) Special meeting fills town hall, 11/06/1931:1 Town Officers - Middleboro Special meeting reminiscent of Comedy of Errors, 11/06/1931:1 see also Elections - Middleboro; Selectmen - Middleboro; Town Selectmen issue warrant for special meeting, 12/11/1931:1 Manager - Middleboro Warrant for special meeting, 12/11/1931:4 James Burkhead resigns post as town physician, 01/03/1930:1 Study warrant for special meeting carefully, 12/18/1931:1 Selectmen appoint forest warden and moth inspector, 02/14/1930:1 Petty bickering marks special meeting, 12/25/1931:1 Selectmen make appointments, 02/28/1930:2 Special meeting travesty in harmony and business co-operation, Louis Littlejohn new inspector of petroleum products, 05/16/1930:1 12/25/1931:1 Review of articles in warrant for special town meeting, 07/04/1930:1 Two-platoon system for fire department included in warrant, Special town meeting provides for town accountant, 07/11/1930:1 01/08/1932:1 Wrangle over town accountant at special town meeting, 08/01/1930:1 Warrant for annual meeting, 01/08/1932:3 No action taken on town accountant, 08/29/1930:1 Hot contest for selectmen brings out 2,472 voters (p) (t), 01/22/1932:1 Waldo Thomas appointed town accountant, 09/12/1930:1 Deliberative session includes 18 articles, 02/05/1932:1 Selectmen makes appointments at meeting, 02/20/1931:2 Deliberative session crowded, 02/12/1932:1 Elected at town meeting 55 years ago, 03/20/1931:6 Adjourned meeting packs the hall, 02/19/1932:1 Election officers appointed by selectmen, 07/24/1931:2 Business could have been finished in half the time, 02/19/1932:1 Some salaries fixed by selectmen, 03/25/1932:1 Firemen protest treatment of Chief Philbrook at town meeting, Selectmen make appointments, 03/25/1932:2 02/26/1932:1 Elected 55 years ago, 03/25/1932:6 Remaining budget items to be addressed at meeting, 02/26/1932:1 Treasurer/collector William Brackett resigns, 04/08/1932:1 Recommendations for upcoming adjourned meeting, 02/26/1932:4 Selectmen call for special election, 04/22/1932:1 Don't cut efficiency of highway department (ad) (William Egger), Election officers named, 07/29/1932:1 02/26/1932:8 Selectmen request resignation of William Brackett, 09/02/1932:1 One of wildest meetings on record, 03/04/1932:1 County treasurer's position to be filled at November election, Town keeps reputation for time-killing meetings, 03/04/1932:1 09/23/1932:1 Accommodations for tramps, night watchman subject 55 years ago, County treasurer's post to be filled at special election, 09/30/1932:1 04/15/1932:8 Weekly town employees get no holiday pay, 03/03/1933:1 Special meeting to convene for election, 05/13/1932:1 Selectmen make annual appointments, 03/03/1933:2 Subject of Australian ballot to be discussed at special town meeting, Town employees get pay cut, 03/17/1933:1 05/13/1932:1 Town manager proposes five-day week for town employees, Selectmen prepare warrant for special meeting, 05/27/1932:2 03/31/1933:1 Warrant for special meeting, 05/27/1932:2 Mrs Warren Dunham employed at treasurer's office, 07/21/1933:1 Review of warrant for special meeting, 05/27/1932:3 Make annual reports (t), 01/26/1934:7 Dissatisfaction with present form of government, 06/10/1932:1 Selectmen make appointments, 03/30/1934:1 Tax Payers League shows strength at special meeting, 06/10/1932:1 Towne, M. Evelyn Citizens to vote on manager form of government, 08/12/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/09/1930:5 Warrant for special meeting, 09/16/1932:2 Towne, Mrs F.T. Selectmen discuss warrant for upcoming meeting, 09/23/1932:1 Picks English violets from garden, 11/27/1931:1
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Townsend, Annie Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Resides in Campello, 01/10/1930:9 Alfred Thomas' auto struck by Sharon driver on Wareham St, Townsend, Flora 02/28/1930:6 Obituary, 04/11/1930:2 Bridgewater and Brookline drivers collide at Main and Center St, Tracey, James J. 03/07/1930:6 Granted license to run pool table, 09/29/1933:1 Rhode Island and Watertown drivers collide at Wareham and Cherry St, Trade Mark Stores, Inc. 03/14/1930:3 77 Center St, Alonzo Ryder manager (ad), 01/03/1930:4 Fog causes Monument Beach driver to strike dummy police signal, Miss McDonald has line of dresses at store, 03/21/1930:5 03/21/1930:1 Charlotte McDonald resigns, replaced by Emma Breach, 10/17/1930:1 Drivers from Waltham and Boston collide on Center St, 03/21/1930:7 Succeeded by Alonzo F. Ryder Co., Inc., 10/31/1930:4 Niro collides with Casey on Center St, 03/21/1930:7 Traffic Eayrs' car collides with Needham auto at Frank and Oak St, see also Wilcox, William 03/28/1930:1 Holiday traffic heavy, 04/25/1930:1 Truck driver hits hydrant, 03/28/1930:7 Sunday traffic exceptionally heavy to and from Cape, 05/16/1930:3 Frates' auto collides with Norwood car on Center St, 04/04/1930:10 Worst jam on Cape road due to work, 06/27/1930:2 Powell collides with Miszkinis at North Main and Center St, Big steam shovel ties up traffic on way to Fall Brook, 07/11/1930:1 04/04/1930:10 Local police well-qualified to discuss, 07/25/1930:1 Matheson collides with Taunton driver at Peirce and Pearl St, Heaviest of season recorded, 07/25/1930:9 04/11/1930:1 Census planned here, 08/08/1930:4 Quell collides with Mashpee driver in North Lakeville, 04/11/1930:1 New Cape road at Fall Brook nearly ready, 09/05/1930:1 Hit-and-run sends three to hospital, 04/11/1930:7 New state road sees heavy traffic on Sunday, 11/28/1930:1 Brockton man narrowly escapes death on Wareham St, 04/18/1930:1 Conditions on new state highway indicative of next summer, Eastham drivers collide on Cape road in South Middleboro, 12/05/1930:1 04/25/1930:1 Jams this year will be at South Main and Grove St, 04/17/1931:1 Joseph Byrnes and Elizabeth Bowles collide at South Main and Cape traffic out in force, 05/22/1931:1 Courtland St, 04/25/1930:1 Already seen what's in store for summer, 06/12/1931:1 Mary Hammond collides with Sagamore driver at Center and Pearl St, Heavy traffic Sunday, especially on new road, 07/24/1931:6 04/25/1930:1 Late Sunday traffic heaviest police chief has ever experienced, Moleski collides with Milton driver at Center and Forest St, 07/31/1931:1 04/25/1930:1 Statistics for new state road astounding, 08/07/1931:1 Rosie Jurczak victim of first fatal auto accident here in three years, Wareham St vehicle count for Sunday, 08/07/1931:2 05/02/1930:1 Not all taking new state road, 08/21/1931:1 Stanley Jurczak charged with drunk driving, manslaughter, Survey planned, 09/11/1931:2 05/09/1930:1 Pleas made in the name of safety at meeting on streets and highways, Steam shovel entangled in overhead wires on Center St, 05/23/1930:1 12/04/1931:1 Jurczak case ordered to grand jury, 05/23/1930:5 Safety meeting well-attended, 12/04/1931:2 Drivers from South Boston and Brighton collide at Fall Brook, Count was 13,500 passing South Middleboro School Sunday, 05/30/1930:1 08/12/1932:4 New Bedford driver runs off road at Murdock and Summer St, Count broken down by vehicle type, 08/12/1932:6 05/30/1930:1 Sunday traffic through South Middleboro 11,100, 08/19/1932:2 Quincy driver falls asleep, hits pole in South Middleboro, 05/30/1930:1 Police busy with Cape traffic at circle, 08/19/1932:4 Taunton and Medford drivers mix it up with pole on North Main St, Count 13,800 on Sunday the 21st, 08/26/1932:3 05/30/1930:1 Large number of tourist through here on way to Cape, 06/16/1933:1 Edward Caswell collides with Taunton driver on Stetson St, Question of how highways to handle traffic, 08/11/1933:1 06/13/1930:1 Traffic Accidents - Automobiles Husband found negligent in death of Rose Jurczak, 06/13/1930:1 see also Bicycles and Bicycling - Accidents; Pedestrians - Accidents; Leland and Rose mix it up at Oak and Peirce St, 06/20/1930:4 Traffic Accidents - Horse-Drawn Vehicles Max Berman backs into letter box at Peirce and Pearl St, 06/20/1930:4 Roberts collides with Boston auto at South Main and Prospect St, South Carver man fails to negotiate Dead Man's Curve, 06/20/1930:4 01/03/1930:4 Wallace Grant nearly ends up in Nemasket River, 06/20/1930:4 Jones collides with Lowell driver at Frank and Everett St, 01/03/1930:7 Alonzo Ryder collides with Littlejohn's car at Peirce and Pearl St, Feltch's auto collides with Desrosier's log wagon at Everett St, 06/27/1930:1 01/10/1930:4 Brookline woman has narrow escape, 06/27/1930:1 Boston driver hits light standard with truck, 01/24/1930:1 Cambridge woman nearly backs into Brockton auto, causes collision, Howard Taylor crashes into state highway boundary marker on 06/27/1930:1 Wareham St, 01/24/1930:1 Gates collides with Benson's auto on South Main St, 06/27/1930:1 John Bernier rear-ended by Worcester driver on Wareham St, Load of mackerel dumped on Cape road, 06/27/1930:1 01/24/1930:1 Triple car mixup at Summer and Murdock St, 06/27/1930:1 Russell Moranville collides with Brockton driver at Oak and Center St, William Caswell involved in collision at Plymouth and Bedford St, 01/24/1930:1 06/27/1930:1 Connecticut auto goes through fence near Murdock and Summer St, Drivers from Brockton and North Dartmouth collide at Oak and Center 01/31/1930:5 St, 07/04/1930:4 Autos from Fall River and Providence collide in front of Central East Dedham woman dies in auto accident on Murdock St, 07/04/1930:4 Cemetery, 02/14/1930:7 Oil truck driver Clarence Thomas collides with Mattapan driver at Bakery truck driven by Warapicki tips over embankment after hitting Center and Cambridge St, 07/04/1930:4 patch of ice, 02/14/1930:7 Charlestown driver smashes hydrant, 07/11/1930:4 Providence driver unhurt in truck crash, 02/28/1930:2 Drivers from Brockton and Cambridge collide in South Middleboro, Roger Kelley in collision with Waltham driver at Wareham and 07/11/1930:4 Cushman St, 02/28/1930:2 Drivers from Dorchester and West Roxbury collide at Upper Four Boston autoist kills deer in South Middleboro, 02/28/1930:3 Corners, 07/11/1930:4
235 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Maude Huntley narrowly escapes serious accident on Everett St, Drivers from Woods Hole and West Wareham in mix up on Wareham 07/11/1930:4 St, 10/03/1930:1 Minnie Davis narrowly escapes serious accident on Everett St, Framingham driver skids and flips auto avoiding another mix up, 07/11/1930:4 10/03/1930:1 Randolph truck sideswipes Carver auto in front of Our Saviours, Providence auto rear-ended by Brockton driver near Pine grove, 07/11/1930:4 10/03/1930:1 Brookline auto leaves road south of Cherry St, 07/18/1930:6 Rear-end collision between Brockton and Rochester vehicles, Lorimer Cummings rear-ends Nemasket Spring Co. truck on Plymouth 10/03/1930:1 St, 07/18/1930:6 Taunton driver leaves road at Dead Man's Curve, 10/03/1930:1 Rear end collision between Wollaston and Haverhill autos in South New Bedford driver loses control of car near Waterville school, Middleboro, 07/18/1930:6 10/10/1930:1 Boy Scout truck runs off road in Lakeville, 07/25/1930:1 Drivers from Jamaica Plain and New Hampshire collide near post office, Dorchester auto rear-ended in South Middleboro, 07/25/1930:1 10/17/1930:3 Drivers from Brockton and Wollaston collide head-on at Fall Brook, Horse and wagon struck near Rochester line, 10/17/1930:3 07/25/1930:1 Brockton drivers in mishap in Waterville, 10/24/1930:1 Freetown auto goes in ditch near Assawompsett Lake, 07/25/1930:1 Fifty-six feet of heavy fence ripped up at Dead Man's Curve, Second victim of auto accident, Hugo Kreutel, dies, 07/25/1930:2 10/24/1930:1 Catherine O'Neil killed in auto accident on Cape road, 08/01/1930:1 Mary and Harry Chilin injured in collision with Edward Greenberg, Haley and Berman plead not guilty to negligence in incident with Davis 10/31/1930:6 and Huntley, 08/01/1930:1 Wareham autoist found in ditch near Murdock and Summer St, Mrs Sweeney and Mrs Rounds injured by automobile, 08/01/1930:9 10/31/1930:7 Allston and Brighton drivers collide near Fall Brook farm, 08/08/1930:1 New Bedford driver uproots tree on Plympton St, 11/07/1930:3 Four-car mixup on Cape road near Barden Hill, 08/08/1930:1 Ithaca, NY driver hits tree at North and School St, 11/14/1930:4 James McKenna runs auto into fence on Everett St, 08/08/1930:1 Leonard Proctor in collision with Plymouth driver at the Green, Curley's negligence caused deaths of Kreutels, 08/15/1930:1 11/14/1930:4 Mixup at South Middleboro includes crash and fire, 08/15/1930:1 New Bedford driver abandons car after hitting tree, 11/14/1930:4 Pratt's ice truck collides with road construction truck, 08/15/1930:1 George Elliott in collision with Osterville woman on Center St, Three men injured when auto hits tree, pole, 08/15/1930:1 11/21/1930:2 Trucks collide on Everett St, 08/15/1930:1 First accident recorded for new state highway, 11/28/1930:1 Buzzards Bay driver attempts to pass Messer on right, 08/22/1930:1 Martin Saunders and Brockton driver in slight collision on East Grove Drivers from Taunton and East Dennis collide on Barden Hill, St, 11/28/1930:1 08/22/1930:1 Perkins crashes into Kinsman's car while avoiding Card, 11/28/1930:1 Fatal auto accidents appalling, 08/22/1930:1 East Freetown man overturns auto on East Grove St, 12/05/1930:1 Newton auto overturns on Summer St, 08/22/1930:1 Paul Roberts' milk truck collides with Bassett's sedan at Forest and Taunton truck rear-ended by Arlington driver in fog on Barden Hill, Center St, 12/12/1930:1 08/22/1930:1 William Huxley dies in crash on Summer St, 12/12/1930:1 Three local women injured in collision with heavy truck on Green St, Robbins' auto goes through store window on Center St, 12/19/1930:2 08/22/1930:1 Sleepy driver, Charles Holmquist, crashes into pole, 12/19/1930:2 Two local men in mishap on North St, 08/22/1930:1 Four injured in pole crash on Center St, 12/26/1930:3 Rose Brown's auto sideswiped by Rockland driver on Wareham St, Man injured on Cape road while fixing auto, 12/26/1930:3 08/22/1930:4 Alice Ashley collides with Catherine Reynolds at Lane and Center St, Sporting news up to date (auto fatalities) (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 12/26/1930:4 08/22/1930:4 Elsie Starrett collides with New Hampshire auto on South Main St, Drivers from Everett and East Taunton collide on Precinct St, 12/26/1930:4 08/29/1930:1 Ernest Morgan tips auto over on Bridgewater road, 12/26/1930:4 Paul Arnold crashes into Kingston driver at High and Oak St, Patrolman Burpee rear-ends team driven by Isaac Huntley, 01/02/1931:1 08/29/1930:1 Inquest held into death of William Huxley, 01/02/1931:4 Joseph Rais crashes into Waterbury, CT auto on Taunton Rd, New Bedford fuel truck skids and topples over on Summer St, 08/29/1930:2 01/09/1931:1 Stanley Mikilo's auto in mixup with Lynn driver at Oak and Frank St, Lakeville curve icy, takes out two cars, 01/16/1931:2 08/29/1930:2 Middleboro Laundry truck collides with Connecticut driver on Wareham Drivers from Michigan and East Providence collide on Everett St, St, 01/16/1931:2 09/05/1930:1 Mildred Bradshaw's auto skids into front of Marston Mills auto, John McGrady collides head-on with West Bridgewater driver at 01/30/1931:2 Montello and East Main St, 09/05/1930:1 John Howes collides at Peirce St with auto driven by Richard Caswell, Mattapan man injured on new road, 09/05/1930:1 02/06/1931:4 New York driver skids into pole on Taunton road, 09/05/1930:1 Parshley's auto strikes sledder Leonard Bump, 02/06/1931:4 Rev Cummings collides with New York City driver in front of Sacred Wareham auto skids on road in South Middleboro, 02/06/1931:4 Heart Church, 09/05/1930:1 Harold Campbell collides with Yarmouthport driver on new road, Brockton drivers collide on Cape road, 09/19/1930:1 02/13/1931:1 Brockton truck crashes through fence, barely misses river, 09/26/1930:1 Judge orders inquest into death William Coombs, 03/06/1931:1 Drowsiness causes crash south of Fall Brook farm, 09/26/1930:1 Three-car mixup on Cape road, 04/10/1931:1 Rear-end collision between drivers from Brockton and Newton, Carl Lind collides with Wrentham driver at Union and Center St, 09/26/1930:1 04/24/1931:2 West Roxbury driver breaks hydrant, 09/26/1930:1 Hyde Park driver tips coupe on Barden Hill, 04/24/1931:2 Bread truck from Providence tips over on Main St, 10/03/1930:1 Car demolished, two injured when Brockton auto hits tree, 05/01/1931:4 Charles Sousa's car tips over and burns on the Taunton road, Police investigate hit-and-run in Lakeville, 05/08/1931:2 10/03/1930:1 Somerville driver sideswipes Brockton auto on Cape road, 05/29/1931:1
236 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Ray Pickering fined $100 for drunk driving, $25 for leaving scene of Mary Giberti injured in three car crash at Center and Cambridge St, accident, 05/29/1931:2 08/21/1931:1 Fuller collides with Cobb at Union and Center St, 06/05/1931:1 William Wall killed when auto struck at railroad crossing, 08/21/1931:1 Sowerby's auto struck by Watertown driver at Fairview and East Grove Washburn's Bakery driver destroys portion of entrance to Joe Hooker St, 06/05/1931:1 Track, 08/21/1931:4 Drivers from Watertown and Providence collide on Cape road, Brockton driver's fainting spell nearly causes serious accident, 06/12/1931:3 08/28/1931:1 Carlson in slight collision with Papamichael on South Main St, Drivers from Brockton and Dorchester collide on Cape road, 06/19/1931:1 08/28/1931:1 Franklin auto crashes through trees on West Grove St, 06/19/1931:1 Drivers from Brookline and Rutland collide on Taunton Rd, Fred Galfre falls from seat of oil truck, 06/19/1931:1 08/28/1931:1 Meranda's truck hits sandpile, tips over, 06/26/1931:2 Mary Giberti injured in auto accident at Cambridge and Center St, Chester Duncklee in crash with Taunton auto on new state road, 08/28/1931:1 06/26/1931:4 Sagamore man rear-ends Dorchester delivery truck on West Grove St, Minnie Smith collides with East Wareham driver at John Glass Jr. 08/28/1931:1 Square, 07/03/1931:1 Wild ride through town leads to jail for men from Carver and William Meier rear-ends truck from New Bedford on Highland St, Providence, 08/28/1931:1 07/03/1931:1 Bird damages Hyatt's car windshield, 08/28/1931:2 Blowout in Avon auto causes spill on West Grove St, 07/10/1931:1 Arlington driver loses control on Japan hill, 09/04/1931:1 Brockton driver rear-ends Brighton auto which then rear-ends Brockton East Weymouth auto leaves road, strikes tree, 09/04/1931:1 auto on East Grove St, 07/10/1931:1 Sinauski thrown from vehicle when tips in South Middleboro, Duxbury and Brighton drivers in mishap on Wareham St, 07/10/1931:1 09/04/1931:1 Myron Sturgis' auto clipped by Hopedale driver, 07/10/1931:1 Highway slaughter (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 09/11/1931:2 North Attleboro driver loses control on Taunton Rd, 07/10/1931:1 Carl Lind collides with driver from Brooklyn on Plymouth St, Pawtucket driver loses control on Taunton St, 07/10/1931:1 09/11/1931:6 Arthur Henry skids on slippery Cape road, 07/10/1931:8 New driver tips car in South Middleboro, 09/11/1931:6 Chester Vickery collides with car from Brookline in Fall Brook, Everett driver goes through plate glass window at Soule's Furniture 07/17/1931:1 store, 09/18/1931:1 Eight injured in crash at Taunton St and new state road, 07/17/1931:1 Hyde Park driver loses windshield to tossed bottle, 09/18/1931:1 South Carver driver escapes tipover on Cape road without injury, Taunton and Cambridge drivers collide at Taunton Rd and new 07/17/1931:1 highway, 09/18/1931:1 Drivers from Carver and Fitchburg collide on Plymouth St, West Roxbury driver loses control on new highway, 09/18/1931:1 07/31/1931:1 Sixteen (lives lost in auto accidents) (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), Eight autos damaged in three accidents Sunday afternoon, 07/31/1931:1 09/18/1931:7 Girl learning to drive tips auto on Cape road, 07/31/1931:1 Harris Newcombe collides with George Cox at John Glass Jr. Square, Mary Pushee's auto struck by driver from Hyde Park, 07/31/1931:1 09/25/1931:1 Needham driver rear-ends Lynn vehicle near Taunton St, 07/31/1931:1 Walter Pittsley collides with North Easton driver near Post Office, Providence driver victim of hit-and-run on Cape road, 07/31/1931:1 10/02/1931:1 Sleepy West Falmouth driver damages porch at Hokanson residence, Kaninsky's parked truck rolls away on Center St into Chilin's car, 07/31/1931:1 10/09/1931:1 Thomas Boucher's auto broadsided by Dorchester driver, 07/31/1931:1 Abram Bowman's auto struck by Brockton driver at North Main St and Camporis drives auto into side of building on North Main St, South Main St, 10/16/1931:1 08/07/1931:1 Buzzards Bay man collides with New York car on Wareham St, Dorchester driver hits tree in North Middleboro, 08/07/1931:1 10/16/1931:1 Drivers from Brockton and Brookline crash on West Grove St, Howard Logrien loses control of truck, ends up in Nemasket River, 08/07/1931:1 10/16/1931:1 Drivers from Brookline and Plymouth collide on East Grove St, Pillsbury in collision with McDonald in front of sanatorium, 08/07/1931:1 10/16/1931:1 Drivers from Newton and Montello collide on new state highway, Plymouth drivers collide at Dead Man's Curve, 10/16/1931:1 08/07/1931:1 Rockland driver collides with John Gasunus on LeBaron's hill, Harding hits Melrose auto at South Main and Center St, 08/07/1931:1 10/16/1931:1 Montello driver runs into telephone pole in South Middleboro, Woods Hole and West Medford drivers crash at South Main and Grove 08/07/1931:1 St, 10/16/1931:1 Parked car hit by driver from Belmont, 08/07/1931:1 Drivers from West Stoughton and Brockton collide near Dorr's corner, Tire blows on Boston vehicle, tips auto, 08/07/1931:1 10/23/1931:4 Edwin Jones in collision with Westwood driver at Oak and Center St, Brockton driver collides with Kitchell on Oak St, 10/30/1931:2 08/14/1931:2 Drivers from Rhode Island and Milford mix it up at Taunton St and new Head-on collision between Taunton and Providence autos on Cape road, highway, 10/30/1931:4 08/14/1931:2 West Harwich man falls asleep at the wheel, hits pole, 10/30/1931:4 LeBaron's car struck by Shurtleff as pulls out of parking space on Center Three injured in two-car crash on Cape road, 11/13/1931:2 St, 08/14/1931:2 Agnes Peranian collides with Harold Dunham at Pearl and Peirce St, Three car mixup on Cape road, 08/14/1931:2 11/20/1931:4 Grantham injured in collision between Eliza Murdock and Falmouth Two injured in collision between Berman and Weston at Taunton St and driver on Center St, 08/14/1931:4 new highway, 11/20/1931:4 Drivers from Abington and Taunton collide at Taunton road, Drivers from Taunton and Jamaica Plain collide at Taunton St and state 08/21/1931:1 road, 11/27/1931:4 Herbert Chase injured when son's car rear-ended by Foster on Wareham Roxbury driver smashes pole on Marion Rd, 12/04/1931:1 St, 08/21/1931:1 Wrightington collides with New Bedford driver in front of Post Office, 12/04/1931:1
237 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Anthony Frazier runs into Judge Washburn's car on Nickerson St, Mix up on Wareham St between New Bedford truck and Forest Hills 12/04/1931:6 auto, 06/24/1932:1 Leavitt Caswell's auto skids into stone wall on Pickens St, 12/11/1931:1 New Bedford driver strikes Finn's restaurant sign, 06/24/1932:1 Mello injured in collision with Dart near Fall Brook, 12/18/1931:6 Pawtucket driver leaves road, strikes trees, tips over, 06/24/1932:1 Emile Savard in collision with Taunton driver at Taunton Rd and state Weston woman injured in collision with Richardson at Plymouth and highway, 12/25/1931:3 Bedford St, 07/01/1932:1 Dana Bump collides with "island" curbing on state highway, East Taunton boy injured in leap from car on Center St, 07/08/1932:1 01/01/1932:1 Jamaica Plain driver rear-ends Hyde Park driver on new road, Drivers from Wareham and Providence in mixup on Grove St, 07/08/1932:1 01/01/1932:1 Somerville driver falls asleep at wheel, 07/08/1932:1 Ralph Hyath's disabled car struck by car from North Falmouth, Car drives off Cape road to avoid collision, 07/15/1932:8 01/01/1932:1 Medford driver crashes into tree on Wareham St, 07/15/1932:8 East Carver driver tips car on Clear Pond Rd, 01/08/1932:1 Newton driver gets auto stuck in sand, 07/15/1932:8 Mrs Paul Thompson's sedan skids on planking on Plymouth St bridge, Wrecked car abandoned on Wareham St, 07/15/1932:8 01/08/1932:1 Drivers from Providence and East Foxboro collide at South Main and Slippery conditions cause minor collision at School and Peirce St, Grove St, 07/22/1932:1 01/08/1932:1 Drivers from West Suffield, CT and Brockton collide in South Dorchester man escapes serious injury when wheel breaks, 01/22/1932:1 Middleboro, 07/22/1932:1 William F. Shaw collides with Somerville auto on Wareham St, Edward Heath injured in collision with Brockton driver, 07/22/1932:1 02/05/1932:1 Harland Standish collides with car driven by Irving Westgate at Centre Auto found in lake at Pine Bluff, 02/12/1932:2 and Lovell St, 07/22/1932:1 Alfred Souza fails to negotiate curve on Wareham St, 02/12/1932:4 James White and Otto Heileman collide on Center St, 07/22/1932:1 Hyannis man skids off road into woods near Grange Hall, 02/12/1932:4 Plympton man's beachwagon struck by Lawrence driver on West Grove Wareham auto in crash on new road, 02/26/1932:1 St, 07/22/1932:1 Cambridge driver ends up in hospital, 03/18/1932:1 Roxbury woman loses control, tips car, three injured, 07/22/1932:1 South Middleboro Garage truck collides with New Bedford driver on Brockton couple injured is collision with Mrs John Sullivan on new Wareham St, 03/18/1932:1 highway, 07/29/1932:1 Wareham man's auto blows tire, 03/25/1932:7 Drivers from Chelsea and Dorchester collide on Cape road, Delory and Silver collide on Plympton St, 04/01/1932:7 07/29/1932:1 Charles Guerin loses control of auto, crashes into pole on Main St, Gomes cranks car already in gear, backs into Freedman's truck, 04/08/1932:1 07/29/1932:1 Harold Lang collides with Mrs Frances Preston at John Glass Jr. Square, Taunton auto leaves scene of accident on Cape road, 07/29/1932:1 04/08/1932:1 Three-car mixup at South Middleboro, 08/05/1932:1 Harwichport woman's auto strikes Nowakowski's wagon on Bedford St, East Taunton and Plymouth drivers collide on East Main St, 04/15/1932:1 08/26/1932:1 Car owned by Bridgewater man wrecked in Lakeville, 04/22/1932:1 Injuries in collision between Worcester and Somerville drivers, Dog disappears after crash of Brockton auto, 04/22/1932:1 08/26/1932:1 Two hurt in rollover of Norwood auto, 04/22/1932:1 Brockton driver has narrow escape after colliding with Hyannis driver, William Huxley's auto hits tree on Everett St, 04/22/1932:1 09/02/1932:1 Boston attorney collides with stone wall near Old Center St, Stoughton driver hits road sign avoiding collision, 09/02/1932:1 05/06/1932:2 Three hurt in collision between Shrewsbury and Hardwick autos, Police dog causes auto accident on new road, 05/06/1932:6 09/02/1932:1 Croteau collides with McCausland at John Glass Jr Square, Cole's wagon struck by Perkins auto during height of storm, 05/13/1932:1 09/09/1932:1 Hyannis man falls asleep at wheel in South Middleboro, 05/13/1932:1 New York City auto crashes through fence, strikes large tree on East Nemasket Spring Water Co. truck rolls into Tinkham's house, Grove St, 09/09/1932:8 05/13/1932:1 Boston driver injured when truck leaves road, 09/16/1932:1 Plymouth drivers collide at Eddyville, 05/13/1932:1 Drivers from Fall River and East Taunton collide on Center St, Drivers from Taunton and New York collide on Taunton Rd, 09/16/1932:1 05/20/1932:1 Harwichport car crashes into pole on Everett St, 09/30/1932:1 Lucretia Harding skids on wet road into fence, 05/20/1932:1 Dube collides with Angers at Oak and High St, 10/07/1932:1 Washing fluid floods section of West Grove St, 05/20/1932:1 Three men injured in truck crash, 10/07/1932:1 Maurice Richmond's valuable hound killed by auto, 05/20/1932:4 Everett Smith receives cuts and bruises from auto collision with pole, Hope Sheridan Crooker killed instantly on Cape road in South 10/14/1932:5 Middleboro, 05/27/1932:1 Drivers from Nahant and Southbridge collide at South Middleboro, Guidaboni injured and Sutkus shaken up in mishap on new highway, 10/21/1932:1 05/27/1932:2 Wordell's parked car struck by Hatchville auto on new Cape road, West Gloucester and Dorchester drivers collide at Fall Brook, 10/21/1932:1 05/27/1932:2 West Wareham man injured in roll over in South Middleboro, First accident of season at corner of Plymouth and Bedford St, 10/28/1932:1 05/27/1932:3 Unlicensed driver in crash at South Middleboro, 11/04/1932:1 Bertram White injured in skid in East Bridgewater, 06/03/1932:1 Lawton Barrows arrested for drunkenness after auto accident in East Dedham driver falls asleep, escapes injury, 06/03/1932:1 Middleboro, 11/11/1932:4 New Bedford truck strikes phone pole in Lakeville, 06/03/1932:1 Frederick Walker injured in Lakeville auto crash, 11/18/1932:1 Campello driver tips car on new state road, 06/10/1932:1 Louise Jolly injured when car goes into ditch, 11/18/1932:1 Inquest ordered into death of Hope Crooker, 06/10/1932:2 Police check on abandoned auto, 11/25/1932:1 Alice Johnson injured in collision between son and Perkins, Forsberg narrowly escapes serious accident in mishap with Savard's log 06/24/1932:1 gear, 12/02/1932:1 Rose Shaw injured in collision with Bridgewater auto, 12/02/1932:1
238 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Whitman driver tips auto on Cape road, 12/02/1932:1 Roxbury man has narrow escape on West Grove St, 07/14/1933:4 Flanders and Hewitt collide on East Grove St, 12/09/1932:1 North Saugus driver sideswipes Dorchester car on East Grove St bridge, Leighton and Wheeler die in truck fire, 12/09/1932:1 07/21/1933:7 Smith's auto strikes tree, bursts into flames, 12/16/1932:1 Howard Asaph collides with Plymouth driver at Pearl and Peirce St, Andrew Campbell in collision with Bridgewater driver, 12/23/1932:1 08/11/1933:1 Paul Blouin collides with truck operated by Edward Casey, Wallace grant collides with Providence driver at North and East Main 12/23/1932:1 St, 08/11/1933:1 Gomes runs into McDonald's car at Fagerberg's garage, 12/30/1932:1 Wareham driver crashes into parked car, 08/11/1933:1 Joseph Maleski collides with Rehoboth driver on Wareham St, Alpert collides with Brockton driver on Grove St, 08/18/1933:1 12/30/1932:1 Providence auto ends up in corn field on East Grove St, 08/18/1933:1 Lighting truck driven by Rocco crashes into air pump at Chadwick's Providence youth dies in car wreck in Lakeville, 09/01/1933:1 station, 12/30/1932:1 Brockton man trapped under car after roll over near Assawompsett Earl Lincoln's dog killed by Holmquist's auto, 12/30/1932:6 Lake, 09/01/1933:4 Norma Smith in auto mixup in Lakeville, 01/13/1933:1 Drivers from East Freetown and Carver mix it up at Sachem and Ella Shultz injured in collision with Chelsea auto, 01/20/1933:1 Thomas St, 09/01/1933:4 George Mitchell in accident enroute from Easthampton, 01/20/1933:1 Taunton and Acushnet drivers collide at Taunton and Bedford St, Provincetown driver in crash at Bedford St and West Grove St traffic 09/08/1933:8 circle, 1/27/1933:1 Waiters injured after tire blows and auto overturns, 09/08/1933:8 Brockton auto collides with deer near town line, 02/03/1933:1 Emery's auto collides with Middleboro Laundry truck on South Main St, Marion man falls asleep at wheel, 02/24/1933:6 09/15/1933:1 Etta Pitman in collision with Norton & Long truck driven by George Owner of car held liable in death of Mackie, 09/15/1933:2 Dunham, 03/03/1933:1 McQuiggan gets auto wedged between pole and fence, 09/15/1933:7 Frank Kinsman in collision with North Scituate driver on East Main St, State trooper hurt in crash with Chatham man, 09/15/1933:7 03/03/1933:1 Nourse's attempt to pass Sharon vehicle causes injuries, 09/22/1933:1 Helen Archer in collision with Taunton driver on East Main St, Bloodstained auto found abandoned on Wareham St, 09/29/1933:1 03/03/1933:1 Brusseau rear-ends Brockton auto on Center St, 10/06/1933:1 Raymond Perra in collision with Anna Erickson on East Main St, Pigeon causes Corayer auto crash on South Main St, 10/06/1933:1 03/03/1933:1 Sleeping driver crashes on Wareham St, 10/06/1933:1 Lillian Sollis dies after collision on Cape road, 03/17/1933:1 Washburn tips car on county road, one injured, 10/06/1933:1 Ryder and White injured when auto hits pole near East Main and Joseph Mayall dies after pinned under truck, 10/13/1933:1 Montello St, 04/07/1933:1 Nina Shaw rear-ends auto driven by Earl Berry on Everett St, Hackett collides with Pratt on Bedford St, 04/14/1933:4 10/13/1933:7 Pratt Co. truck driver collides with Caswell's auto at North and North Fowler, Fowler, and Bolduc escape injury as car plunges into Nemasket, Main St, 05/19/1933:1 10/20/1933:1 Drivers from East Falmouth and East Bridgewater collide on Wareham Three-car mixup at South Main and Grove St, 10/20/1933:1 St, 05/19/1933:3 Holmgren collides with West Wareham driver on new Taunton road, Laura Whittemore collides with Bridgewater driver on Center St, 10/27/1933:4 05/19/1933:3 Drivers from Bridgewater and Brockton collide on new road, Elmer Hale collides with Pawtucket, RI driver at Four Corners, 11/03/1933:4 05/26/1933:3 Roxbury taxi causes trouble at traffic circle, 11/03/1933:4 Athol man pinned in auto after crash on Taunton Rd, 06/02/1933:1 Scotia, NY driver falls asleep, 11/03/1933:4 Edward Place injured when auto hits tree, 06/02/1933:1 East Dennis drivers falls asleep, 11/10/1933:4 Fall River man runs into pole avoiding backing car, 06/02/1933:1 Medford driver skids, strikes pole, 11/10/1933:4 Truck loaded with bananas tips over near Waterville School, Emerson's auto tips after being struck by State Farm auto, 11/17/1933:1 06/09/1933:1 Anthony Freitas arrested for hit-and-run, 11/24/1933:1 West Dennis couple injured in rollover, 06/09/1933:1 Bridgewater man injured in collision with Assonet truck, 11/24/1933:1 Fall River driver loses control, crashes into fence on Center St, Mr and Mrs Joseph B. Thomas injured in auto accident in Newburyport, 06/16/1933:1 11/24/1933:1 East Boston women injured in crash on East Grove St, 06/23/1933:2 Clarence Churchill collides with Woonsocket driver at Taunton and Henry King in mixup with Plympton driver at Frank and Forest St, Grove St, 12/08/1933:5 06/23/1933:2 West Wareham woman crashes into stone wall on Wareham St, Out-of-town drivers in three-car crash on new road, 06/23/1933:2 12/08/1933:5 Rhode Island driver crashes into pile of lumber at detour on West Grove Harold Wilkerson of West Medford dies in Lakeville auto crash, St, 06/23/1933:2 12/15/1933:1 Rockland driver hits pole on Center St, 06/23/1933:2 Carr collides with Curley at Peirce and School St, 12/15/1933:3 Welfare Board gets deer meat after traffic accident, 06/23/1933:8 Baumgarten family narrowly escapes drowning as car skids, plunges Drivers from East Taunton and Boston collide at Courtland and South into Nemasket, 12/22/1933:1 Main St, 06/30/1933:2 D'Arruda collides with Matrisciano on old road to Taunton, West Newton driver tips car on South Main St, crashes into tree, 12/22/1933:1 06/30/1933:2 Drivers from New York and Carver crash on new state road, Anthony Freitas clips North Abington car at Oak and Frank St, 12/22/1933:1 07/07/1933:1 Taunton oil truck and Yarmouth auto collide on new state road, Driver damages beacon at traffic circle, 07/07/1933:1 12/22/1933:1 Halifax man collides with Quell's auto on Center St, 07/07/1933:1 Driver in fatal Wilkerson crash fined $100, 01/05/1934:4 Out-of-town drivers mix it up near Finn's restaurant, 07/07/1933:1 Mr and Mrs Alexander Heath injured in auto collision at Dennis, Watertown salesman, John Powers, dies in crash on curve in Lakeville, 02/02/1934:1 07/07/1933:1 Hank Bryant sustains broken leg in auto collision, 02/02/1934:4 Westdale driver leaves road on curve in Lakeville, 07/07/1933:4 Leon Chausse collides on with Harris Tripp on icy road, 02/09/1934:1 Car driven by Karasimos leaves road, crashes into tree, 07/14/1933:2
239 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Mr and Mrs George Starbuck narrowly escapes accident in Bourne, Winthrop Clark collides with Hyannis truck at South Main and Grove 02/16/1934:1 St, 09/14/1934:2 Watertown truck driver skids into ditch on Summer St, 02/16/1934:1 Hiram Caldwell in accident with New Jersey man, 09/14/1934:3 Wrightington's wood sawing truck collides with Hollis' auto at Main and Mr and Mrs Edward Place injured enroute to Salisbury, VT, Montello St, 02/16/1934:1 09/14/1934:3 Blowout causes crash of Natick car on Cape road, 02/23/1934:4 Drivers from Allston and Brockton crash on Rte 28, 09/14/1934:4 Charles Campbell loses control on icy East Grove St, 02/23/1934:4 Feinstein in collision with Bridgewater driver at South Main and New York driver loses control on icy East Grove St, 02/23/1934:4 Courtland St, 09/21/1934:2 Taunton driver loses control on icy East Grove St, 02/23/1934:4 Traffic signal damaged by Brockton truck, 09/21/1934:2 Freitas gets two years for manslaughter after leaving scene of accident, East Carver auto overturns on East Main St, 09/28/1934:5 03/02/1934:1 Harvey Thomas in collision with Providence truck at Fall Brook, McCann's sled slides into Boucher's car, 03/02/1934:1 09/28/1934:5 George Shaw's auto strikes deer on West Grove St, 03/02/1934:4 William Taylor in collision with Brockton driver at Plymouth and Plymouth auto rolls over 100-ft. embankment, 03/02/1934:4 Bedford St, 09/28/1934:5 Bennett's auto struck by freight train on Miller St crossing, 03/09/1934:1 Winterhalder's auto tips on side on Rte 28, 09/28/1934:5 Drivers from Taunton and Roxbury collide at Taunton and West Grove Wood truck tips over near State Farm entrance, 09/28/1934:5 St, 03/09/1934:1 William MacNeil, Jr. and Mary Peirce in slight accident at Pearl and Fielding collides with Bryden on North St, 03/09/1934:1 Center St, 10/05/1934:2 Jacintho collides with McEver at Frank and Everett St, 03/09/1934:1 Curley's auto tips over after collision with Parmenter at Everett and Mrs Edwin Bennett narrowly escapes injure when auto struck by train, Arch St, 10/12/1934:1 03/09/1934:3 Charles Angers' truck collides with Boston auto on Cape road, Richard Hinckley narrowly escapes injury when loses control of car on 10/19/1934:4 Center St hill, 03/23/1934:1 Watson Hudson fatally injured in fall from truck, 10/26/1934:1 Gregory injured when Volta's car crashes into tree after colliding with Bissonnette's auto struck by Brockton driver at North Main and North Quindley, 03/30/1934:1 St, 10/26/1934:4 Eight injured as season opens on Cape road, 04/20/1934:1 Police officer Pittsley attached by injured Ray at hospital, 11/02/1934:2 Eight injured in collision between Rochester and Roxbury drivers on Keith and Curley in auto accident at Bedford and Center St, Cape road, 04/20/1934:1 11/02/1934:4 Roberts' milk truck collides with Nemasket Transportation truck at West Edward McKay narrowly escapes death in Cape Cod Canal, St and LeBaron Ave, 04/20/1934:1 11/09/1934:5 Main and Sweeney injured when auto crashes into tree on Carmel St, Kukanhan collides with Hall at East Main and Montello St, 05/11/1934:1 11/16/1934:2 Rogers crashes into Sawicki's store on Center St, 05/25/1934:1 Steering goes awry in West Bridgewater driver's car on Bedford St, Stropel crashes into Scott's parked car, 05/25/1934:1 11/16/1934:2 Strople's auto strikes Scott's car near Tispaquin St, 05/25/1934:2 A nation of Dillingers (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 11/16/1934:6 Harrison Shaw's truck collides with South Carver auto, 06/01/1934:1 Belmont truck driver hits pole, tips vehicle, 11/23/1934:2 Front of Collins' auto drops into hole at Lincoln and Wareham St, Case of Desrosier leaving scene of accident continued, 11/23/1934:2 06/15/1934:1 Sailor's auto ends up in traffic circle, 11/23/1934:2 Leon Anderson collides with auto driven by Brockton man, Dorchester car found over river bank, 11/30/1934:1 06/15/1934:1 Three injured in collision between New Bedford and Plymouth drivers, Stewart Main collides with truck driven by Frank Leighton, 11/30/1934:3 06/15/1934:1 Judge orders continuance of Desrosier case, 12/07/1934:6 Truck crashes bridge, driver Luther Rogers hangs over water, Another continuance ordered in Desrosier case, 12/14/1934:2 06/15/1934:1 Roger Benson's auto strikes pole on Center St, 12/14/1934:7 Benjamin Bassett charged with leaving scene of accident, 06/15/1934:5 Deer charges Nathan Goldman's auto, 12/21/1934:2 Benjamin Bassett fined $20 for leaving scene of accident, 06/22/1934:4 Edward Piper in collision with Plymouth driver at Smith and Wareham Bernier and Campbell injured in Brockton crash, 06/22/1934:7 St, 12/21/1934:2 DePalma collides with Clinton driver at Four Corners, 06/22/1934:7 Icy conditions cause crash of Taunton auto, 12/21/1934:2 Falmouth man crashes into Douglass' car, 06/22/1934:7 Pipers in collision at foot of Smith St, 12/21/1934:6 Five local men injured in accident in Bridgewater, 06/22/1934:7 Providence driver strikes deer on Cape road, 12/28/1934:1 George Benson involved in fatal auto crash in East Fairhaven, Traffic Accidents - Horse-Drawn Vehicles 06/22/1934:7 Feltch's auto collides with Desrosier's log wagon at Everett St, McFarlin collides with South Bridgewater driver at Nickerson Ave and 01/10/1930:4 South Main St, 06/22/1934:7 John C. LeBaron rear-ends John McGrady's horse-drawn wagon, John Vaughn thrown from Providence peddler's truck after hops on 06/20/1930:4 board, 06/29/1934:1 Manuel Mendes' buggy struck by Brighton driver near Miller and Elwyn Lynde collides with Hayes' bakery truck driven by Horace Wareham St, 10/03/1930:1 Gamache, 06/29/1934:6 Horse and wagon struck near Rochester line, 10/17/1930:3 Attleboro and North Easton drivers crash in South Middleboro, Five people and one horse injured in mishap, 10/31/1930:6 09/07/1934:7 Patrolman Burpee rear-ends team driven by Isaac Huntley, 01/02/1931:1 Drivers from West Bridgewater and Worcester collide near Miller St, Giberti's horse frightened by train, jumps on Goodrich's auto, 09/07/1934:7 01/30/1931:2 Two Brockton drivers collide at Fall Brook Corner, 09/07/1934:7 Spraying machine frightens Elisha Beck's horses, 06/19/1931:3 Wareham boy thrown from car on the Carver road, 09/07/1934:7 Runaway horse gives a thrill on Wareham St, 08/21/1931:4 Charles Sapp collides with Ronald Thatcher at North Main and Jackson James Perkins receives cuts and bruises when run over by wood wagon, St, 09/14/1934:2 02/26/1932:7 Hiram Caldwell collides with New Jersey man on Perry St, Harwichport woman's auto strikes Nowakowski's wagon on Bedford St, 09/14/1934:2 04/15/1932:1
240 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Traffic Accidents - Horse-Drawn Vehicles cont. Traffic Signs and Signals cont. Cole's wagon struck by Perkins auto during height of storm, Driver damages beacon at traffic circle, 07/07/1933:1 09/09/1932:1 A knotty issue for selectmen, 09/29/1933:1 Forsberg narrowly escapes serious accident in mishap with Savard's log Selectmen address dangerous conditions at Bedford and Plymouth St, gear, 12/02/1932:1 09/29/1933:1 Traffic Accidents - Horse-Drawn Vehicles (55 years ago) Bedford St and Plymouth St intersection discussed by selectmen, Carriage carrying McAllister, Drake, and Barney overturns, 10/13/1933:2 01/17/1930:8 Traffic signal damaged by Brockton truck, 09/21/1934:2 Haskins' wagon demolished after horse gets away, 01/17/1930:8 Traitouros, John Cushman's loaded team overturns on Precinct St, 02/14/1930:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/04/1931:9, 02/26/1932:8, Train strikes carriage at Chace's crossing, kills Edward Murphy, 10/21/1932:5 11/07/1930:6 Bids in Central Cafe property, 11/18/1932:3 Ellis' horse frightened by pigs, throws men from wagon, 02/20/1931:7 Tramps (see Vagrancy) Many smashed up sleighs, 03/06/1931:6 Tranaitis, Michael Silas Pickens injured attempting to stop runaway horse, 07/24/1931:6 Collapses during hearing before judge, 07/25/1930:3 Two carriages collide on Oak St, 10/09/1931:7 Transportation Tribou and Tinkham in carriage collision, 02/19/1932:7 Middleboro ideal for industry, 10/07/1932:3 Traffic Accidents - Motorcycles Middleboro ideal for industry (t), 10/14/1932:4 Motorcycle patrolmen, Hornby and Camara, injured in mishaps on Travaglini, Theodore A. Martha's Vineyard, 06/13/1930:1 Wed to Cora J. Butler, 05/04/1934:4 Halifax man dies as result of motorcycle accident on Vine St, Travaglini, Theodore R. 07/04/1930:6 Engaged to Cora J. Butler, 04/20/1934:4 Accident nearly fatal to Raymond Robinson, 10/24/1930:1 Travassos, Alfred Patrolman Frederick Harris breaks leg, crushes foot, 08/14/1931:1 Youngster thrown from bicycle when struck by Washburn Co. truck, Local trooper, Joseph Reagan, injured in motorcycle accident, 01/05/1934:1 09/18/1931:4 Travassos, Celia Waban man suffers cuts and bruises, 08/05/1932:1 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for bills, 10/24/1930:5 State trooper hurt in crash with Chatham man, 09/15/1933:7 Travassos, Francis New Bedford man thrown from motorcycle on Bedford St, 09/07/1934:7 Bike stolen at carnival, 08/26/1932:1 Traffic Regulations Travassos, Frank see also Parking; Reckless Driving; Speed Limits and Speeding Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 10/24/1930:5 Save-a-Life proclamation, 08/08/1930:8 Child neglect case continued, 04/14/1933:1 Concerning the safety proclamation (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), Travassos, Manuel 08/15/1930:3 Tax collector's sale, 02/03/1933:6 For the sake of humanity (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 08/29/1930:2 Travassos, Manuel M. Commends "Applesauce" column writer (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 08/29/1930:6 Travassos, Nathaniel Jorge Safety committee meets, 09/12/1930:1 Wedding described, 07/14/1933:8 Drivers vs. pedestrians (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 09/12/1930:6 Travel Be safe. Be sure. Be careful (l) (Middleboro Safety Committee), see also Africa; Americas; Asia; Australia; Europe 09/19/1930:7 Mr and Mrs William S. Eaton embark on round-the-world tour, The man who holds the wheel (l) (Sampson McFarlin), 09/19/1930:8 01/12/1934:7 Howard Cranmer fined $10 for failure to stay on right side of road, Charles Swift embarks on trip around the world, 03/23/1934:1 10/03/1930:4 W.S. Eaton and wife return from round the world trip, 05/18/1934:2 Henry Keene fined $5 for failure to stop, 08/26/1932:1 Travelers' Rest Allen Bagnell fined $5 for failure to stop at intersection, 09/02/1932:8 Wentworth erects new stand on Bedford St, 04/29/1932:7 Joseph Zion fined $5 for failure to slow at intersection, 12/16/1932:1 Selling auto, horse, wagons, and tools (ad), 06/16/1933:8 Subject of selectmen's meeting, 04/21/1933:1 Travers, Iola J. Town of Middleboro traffic rules and orders, 05/19/1933:2 Wed to Robert C. Germaine, 06/26/1931:4 Traffic Signs and Signals Travers, Orrin Latest type for new road, 08/01/1930:2 Charged with fishing without a license, 10/09/1931:1 Posted on new state road, 03/20/1931:2 Travis, Harold J. Placed at three intersections in North Middleboro, 03/20/1931:4 Fined $50 and two weeks in jail for drunk driving, 10/24/1930:1 Will state be installing new signals this year?, 04/24/1931:1 Travis, Raymond J. Agreement reached with public works department, 05/08/1931:1 Charged with drunkenness and negligent driving, 10/17/1930:1 Town officials confer with public works department, 05/08/1931:6 Trees Agreement reached with public works at last, 05/15/1931:1 see also Forests Signal lights assured at selectmen's meeting, 05/15/1931:1 Wind storm damages shade and fruit trees, 06/06/1930:6 Subject discussed by selectmen again, 06/12/1931:1 Moth superintendent removes large trees on School and North Main St, Considerable delay in settlement of matter, 06/26/1931:1 07/11/1930:1 Ready on July 3, 06/26/1931:1 Complaints of woods being stripped of greens, 12/12/1930:2 Installed at South Main and Grove St, 07/03/1931:1 Reckless slashing of greens growing problem, 12/26/1930:1 Work without a hitch, 07/10/1931:1 Tree breaks in storm, damages property of Arthur Monroe, 12/26/1930:1 New lights in operation, 07/10/1931:8 Larceny of trees continues, 12/26/1930:2 Police receive complaints of interference with signals at Grove and Town not liable for damage done by tree during storm, 01/09/1931:1 South Main St, 07/08/1932:4 Planning Board suggests shade trees be planted along highways, Selectmen discuss proposal from public works department, 01/30/1931:1 09/02/1932:1 Heavy winds damage trees, 06/24/1932:4 State proposes flashing light for corner of Plymouth and Bedford St, William Wright's Bedford St gardens and trees make pretty sight, 09/02/1932:1 05/05/1933:8
241 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Trees cont. Trinque, Rose M. Elm tree planted on Bates School grounds, 05/19/1933:3 Wed to Joseph A. Deslongchamps, 01/10/1930:4 Locust trees in bloom and fragrant, 06/09/1933:3 Trinque, Virginia Moth men trimming overhanging branches, 10/13/1933:1 Obituary, 09/15/1933:1 Mr and Mrs Joseph Roach donate evergreens to School Street School, Dies at age 10, 09/15/1933:4 10/13/1933:1 Trinque, Wilfred Report of forest warden, 01/26/1934:7 Kohalo Hawaiians give concerts over WNBH, 09/16/1932:1 CWA projects to close next week, 02/09/1934:1 Member of Cape Cod Entertainers, 12/01/1933:1 Many improvements made here under federal aid, 05/25/1934:1 Triplets Plantings at traffic circle now an obstruction, 06/22/1934:1 Sons born to Philip Sisson, 10/24/1930:1 Trefeten, Katherine J. Sisson boys celebrate 2nd birthday, 10/28/1932:1 Wed to Richard E. Bordeaux, 08/22/1930:4 Tripp, Angie Trefry, George H. Picks string beans from garden, 11/27/1931:2 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Tripp, Arthur H. Trennough, Clarence Chimney fire at home, 01/10/1930:3 Son born, 10/30/1931:4 Youth Peter Kontos charged with local break-ins, 06/06/1930:1 Trepanier, Juliette E. Tripp, Arthur W. Wed to Albertus Parent, 10/16/1931:4 Wed to Bernice I. Shaw, 05/08/1931:4 Trespassing Wed to Bernice L. Shaw, 05/15/1931:4 Five found guilty of trackwalking, 02/13/1931:1 Daughter born, 12/15/1933:4 John Gomes pleads guilty to trackwalking, 03/06/1931:1 Tripp, B.F. Owners of land with blueberries post property, 07/17/1931:1 Makes first ice cream of the season 55 years ago, 04/11/1930:8 Police busy driving blueberry pickers of posted land, 07/24/1931:1 Continues to branch out with business 55 years ago, 08/28/1931:6 George Wrightington charged with bog trespassing, 09/07/1934:2 Tripp, Edith Frances Tribou, Charles Wed to Romeo Ouellette, 03/25/1932:4 To clean cesspool vaults under supervision of health board, Wedding described, 03/25/1932:7 07/24/1931:2 Tripp, Gleasia L. Tribou, C.L. Wed to Walter F. Hammond, 08/05/1932:4 Cleaning of vaults, cesspools, cellars (ad), 08/07/1931:8 Tripp, Harris Tribou, Dorothy Jean Chicken pox makes appearance at home, 04/15/1932:8 Graduates from Stuart Hall, Saunton, VA, 06/30/1933:1 Under quarantine for mumps, 1/27/1933:3 Tribou, George H. Tripp, Harris B. Obituary, 02/16/1934:1 Collides with Leon Chausse on icy road, 02/09/1934:1 Pondville man dies at age 55, 02/16/1934:4 Tripp, Herbert Tribou, Henry Chimney fire on Wareham St, 12/15/1933:4 Takes prize at Brockton for matched horses 55 years ago, 10/10/1930:8 Tripp, Irma In carriage collision with Levi Tinkham 55 years ago, 02/19/1932:7 Takes position in Whitman, 04/04/1930:3 Tribou, Henry R. Employed in New Bedford, 10/10/1930:9 Brief biography (p), 01/03/1930:1 Tripp, Irma J. Tribou, Nahum Wed to Winifred C. Bigelow, 03/25/1932:4 Page in state House of Representatives 55 years ago, 01/23/1931:6 Wedding described, 03/25/1932:7 Tribou, Russell Tripp, Irma Jeanette Receives B.S. in ag engineering from Virginia Polytechnic, Engaged to Winfred Clark Bigelow, 08/21/1931:9 06/30/1933:1 Tripp, Irving H. Tribou, William Engaged to Florence T. Caperello, 03/17/1933:2 Edward Ouelette's hand badly cut at Tribou's wood yard, 02/26/1932:1 Wed to Florence T. Caperello, 04/07/1933:4 Tribou, William E. Tripp, Ivan Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Graduates from New Bedford vocational school, 06/26/1931:3 Trinque, Annie Tripp, Ivan L. Obituary, 03/10/1933:1 Wed to Jeannette F. Bassett, 06/23/1933:4 Wife of Louis dies at age 64, 03/10/1933:2 Tripp, Jerome Plumber Trinque, Cecelia Born to Raymond P., 10/03/1930:1 Wedding described, 05/09/1930:1 Tripp, Linnie M. Trinque, Cecelia M. Obituary, 12/18/1931:1 Wed to Anthony Freitas, 05/09/1930:4 Wife of Charles H. dies at age 57, 12/18/1931:4 Trinque, Cecilia Mary Tripp, Mary A. Engaged to Anthony Frietas, 04/18/1930:4 Wife of Harris dies at age 31, 01/31/1930:2 Trinque, Dennis Obituary, 01/31/1930:5 Chimney fire at home, 01/03/1930:1 Funeral held at home of parents, 02/07/1930:7 Chimney fire on Arch St, 09/14/1934:2 Tripp, Mrs Raymond Trinque, Louis Resides in Fairhaven, 05/02/1930:1 Police make big liquor haul at Trinque's on Cambridge St, 04/22/1932:1 Tripp, Raymond Trinque, Mary R. Son born, 01/06/1933:1 Wedding described, 01/10/1930:1 Purchases house on Rock St, 11/16/1934:1 Trinque, Mary Rose Tripp, Raymond P. Engaged to Joseph Arthur DeLongchamps, 01/03/1930:4 Son born, 10/03/1930:1 Trinque, Myra Tripp, Ruth A. Wedding described, 06/05/1931:1 Wedding described, 09/11/1931:1 Wed to Ernest Hanson, 06/05/1931:4 Wed to Ralph L. Northway, 09/11/1931:4
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Tripp's Candy Kitchen Tucker, Effie D. Chocolates and molasses kisses (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Teacher transfers from Purchade School to Bates School, 12/26/1930:1 Employs Mrs William Thayer, 04/04/1930:9 Tucker, Robert History and profile of Middleboro business, 12/07/1934:1 Student at M.A.C., 03/28/1930:1 Trites, Dorothy Helen Tucker, Robert B. Born to Howard, 11/07/1930:3 Senior at MA Ag College, 01/16/1931:1 Trites, Howard Member of second scholastic honors group at MA Ag college, Sells Green St poultry farm to Reynolds, 03/28/1930:5 01/30/1931:1 Daughter born, 11/07/1930:3 Senior at MA Ag College makes honor group, 04/24/1931:1 Trites, Middleton B. Graduates from MA Ag College, 06/05/1931:1 Wed to Olive M. Rideout, 07/17/1931:4 Graduates from MA State College, 06/19/1931:1 Tritos, John Tucker, Ruth Manager of Central Cafe (ad), 09/19/1930:10 Wed to Burrell Smith, 06/19/1931:1 Sentenced to jail for contempt of court, 12/04/1931:1 Tupanier, Juliette Truancy Wedding described, 10/16/1931:1 Henry Andrade pleads not guilty to keeping children out of school, Turkington, Claude H. 04/17/1931:3 Sells Pleasant St farm to Samuel Roberts, 12/19/1930:5 Trucking Turkington, Pearl see also Moving, Household; Nemasket Transportation Co. Lets home to Lucy Ganyer for convalescent home, moves to A.R. Salley (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Middleboro, 06/05/1931:3 A.V. Boucher (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Moves to tenement on Southwick St, 06/19/1931:2 S. Breck (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Moves into Plymouth St tenement, 10/13/1933:5 Heavy trucks no longer permitted on Plymouth St through Warrentown, Turner (Mr) 08/01/1930:1 Finishes screening berries, 11/21/1930:3 Heavy truck prohibition requires approval of Public Works Department, Turner, Charles 08/29/1930:1 Daughter born, 05/30/1930:4, 09/28/1934:4 True, Frank H. Turner, Charles W. Plympton couple married 50 years, 06/06/1930:2 House on Rock St razed, 11/11/1932:2 Plympton couple married 50 years, biographies, 06/13/1930:3 Turner, Donald Congratulations on 25th wedding anniversary, 06/20/1930:6 House on Rock St razed, 11/11/1932:2 Plympton couple married 52 years, 06/10/1932:7 Turner, Dorothy Francis Trufant, Kathryn A. Wed to Charles Roland Tinkham, 03/28/1930:4 Takes English position at high school, biography, 09/08/1933:1 Turner, Edward F. Trufant, Russell Obituary, 03/14/1930:2 Seeks re-election to Planning Board, 12/22/1933:1 Turner, Elliston T. Trufant, Russell A. Tax collector's sale (t), 09/05/1930:5 Chimney fire on Benton St, 02/16/1934:4 Turner, Fannie H. Appointed to NE Regional Planning Commission, 09/21/1934:2 Obituary, 03/07/1930:2 Trulson, Amy Turner, Hazel Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Freshman at Simmons College, 09/14/1934:1 Trulson, Axel O. Turner, H.E. Admitted to citizenship, 07/01/1932:1 Sells North Middleboro cottage to John Foley, 03/07/1930:1 Tuberculosis Turner, J.C. Chadwick Clinic opens in public schools, 10/23/1931:4 Martha Smith's Miller St house sold at auction to Turner, 06/29/1934:3 Results of Chadwick Clinic, 10/30/1931:1 Turner, John J. Chadwick Clinic closes here, 11/06/1931:1 Wed to Gladys D. Thomas, 04/17/1931:4 Tubman (Mr) Turner, Joseph Dies in Brewster, 12/09/1932:6 Bog workers threatened by agitators, 09/15/1933:1 Tubman, Kenneth Turner, Lewis Moves from Rock to Carver, 04/04/1930:4 Son born, 10/03/1930:4 Moves from Miller St to Carver, 04/11/1930:6 Turnwall, Ernest Moves from Carver to Rock, 01/30/1931:6 Wed to Esther Zeman, 10/23/1931:1 Daughter born, 05/01/1931:4 Turtles Moves from Carver to Rock, 03/09/1934:3 Walter McCrillis finds turtle on which he carved his initials in 1879, Tubman, Myron Earl 07/15/1932:1 Wed to Dorothy G. Jefferson, 06/06/1930:4, 01/23/1931:4 Guidaboni finds turtle marked 1835 J.G.N., 06/08/1934:1 Tucker (Mr) Tuttle, William And Cushing dig well at American Building 55 years ago, 10/30/1931:6 Moves from Cape to Courtland St, 02/07/1930:1 Tucker, David A. T.W. Pierce Hardware Co. Tucker and Cushing purchase American Hall property 55 years ago, Clearance sale (ad), 01/10/1930:3 03/07/1930:8 Break in at hardware store, 02/07/1930:11 Tucker, Dorcas Youth Peter Kontos charged with local break-ins, 06/06/1930:1 Graduates from MA School of Art, sails for Europe, 06/19/1931:1 In appreciation of police department (l), 06/20/1930:3 Returns from three-month tour of Europe, 09/18/1931:1 Ernest Thomas pushed through plate glass window at Pierce's hardware Engaged to Carlton Holloway, 05/27/1932:1 by runaway auto, 11/04/1932:1 Tucker, Dorcas Fry Store celebrates golden jubilee, 12/30/1932:1 Engaged to Carlton Elbridge Holloway, 12/26/1930:1 Golden jubilee (ad), 12/30/1932:2 Wedding described, 06/02/1933:1 History and profile of Middleboro business, 11/23/1934:1 Tucker, Dorothy Wed to Roland C. Tinkham, 03/21/1930:9
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Twins Valvo, Martin Sons born to Jesse C. Perkins, 01/31/1930:2 Daughter born, 10/21/1932:4 Daughters born to Frank Raymond Fiske, 08/07/1931:4 Valvo, Martin J. Son and daughter born to Harry Richmond, 08/14/1931:4 Roberts' milk truck collides with Nemasket Transportation truck at West Alfred and Alvin Thomas celebrate 67th birthday, biography, St and LeBaron Ave, 04/20/1934:1 09/18/1931:3 Valvo, Martin M. Daughters born to Columbo Guidaboni, 07/29/1932:4 Wed to Elizabeth J. McGlone, 08/19/1932:4 Twins born to Santos of Carver, 10/27/1933:7 Valvo, Mary Alvin E. and Alfred E. Thomas celebrate 70th birthdays, brief Obituary, 04/27/1934:1 biography, 09/14/1934:1 Wife of Mario dies at age 61, 04/27/1934:4 Typewriters Van Amringe, Verna Francis Sold and rented, A.L. Beals (ad), 09/14/1934:8 Obituary, 12/16/1932:1 Van Amringe, Verna L. U Wife of William dies at age 39, 12/16/1932:4 Van Dekker, Mrs Albert Ufford, Hazel And husband enjoy some success on Broadway, 06/19/1931:1 Resides in Provincetown, 12/05/1930:1 Van Dusen, Bayard Ufford, Hazel Harthorne Attends Northeastern University, 01/24/1930:2 Wedding described, 07/01/1932:1 Van Dusen, Edward Ufford, Hazel Hawthorne Lets house to Robbins, 05/16/1930:3 Engaged in work for National Board of Review in New York, Rents house to Bartlett Perkins, 11/27/1931:2 05/13/1932:1 Van Dusen, Edward B. Ufford, Hazel L. Hawthorne Graduates with honors from Northeastern University, 06/22/1934:6 Wed to Morris R. Werner, 08/12/1932:4 Candidate for Master of Education at Boston University, 09/21/1934:1 Unemployment (see Employment) Van Dusen, Elizabeth Union Bay State Manufacturing Co. Resides in Gorham, ME, 01/03/1930:6 Straw works gets new name 55 years ago, 08/14/1931:6 Van Dusen, Richard Union Street School Student at Northeastern University, 05/18/1934:5 Passes inspection by health officer and plumbing inspector, Van Steenberg, Emilia 01/02/1931:1 Injured in collision with heavy truck on Green St, 08/22/1930:1 Repairs made to sewage system, 04/03/1931:1 Chimney fire on Vernon St, 02/05/1932:1 School children gather food for needy here, 11/27/1931:1 Van Steenbergh, Emily History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 03/17/1933:4 Loses 50 acres to forest fire, 04/25/1930:9 School Committee should consider building program, 01/26/1934:1 Vandalism Selectmen discuss sanitary conditions, 06/01/1934:1 Windows broken at First Congregational Church, 07/25/1930:4 Amelia Boutin transfers in when Mabel Guidaboni resigns, Wanton destruction at Sproat house in Nemasket, 01/09/1931:1 09/07/1934:1 Landmark house in Nemasket suffers considerable damage, Amelia Boutin new teacher, 09/07/1934:7 01/09/1931:3 Condition of plumbing brought to attention of selectmen, 10/26/1934:5 Lavalle charged with breaking glass at East Main St mill, 02/06/1931:1 Unitarian Church (see First Unitarian Church) Local youths guilty of breaking glass at Nemasket Mills, 02/20/1931:7 United Precious Metals Co. Destruction of Bates School tulip garden a mean trick, 05/22/1931:1 Buying old gold (ad), 11/23/1934:5 Janitor Warren Jefferson finds tulip bed at Bates School destroyed, Upholstery (see Furniture) 05/22/1931:1 Urbanswiski, Frank W. Henry Burkland urges greater respect for public property (l), Tax collector's sale, 11/13/1931:5 05/22/1931:3 Urquart-Swift Land Co. Adelia Richards' flower bed destroyed by thieves, 05/29/1931:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Reward for information leading to arrest of person responsible for Urquhart-Swift Land Co. damage to batting cage (ad), 08/28/1931:10 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Window broken at Jones' house in Muttock, 10/30/1931:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Windows broken in Hagaboom's Miller St house, 08/19/1932:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:5 Juveniles charged with breaking glass at Nemasket Mill, 12/02/1932:1 Utaf, Fred Plymouth man claims someone cuts wires in auto, 12/16/1932:1 Head florist at sanatorium, 07/11/1930:1 Boys pull up vegetables on 4th of July, 07/07/1933:1
Alexander's building defaced with paint on Halloween, 11/03/1933:1 V Windows damaged in Swanson's Murdock St stand, 06/29/1934:4 Vagrancy Vandals destroy $50 worth of melons at Henry Keane's farm, John Phelan gets 30-day suspended sentence for idle and disorderly 09/07/1934:7 charge, 07/03/1931:2 Boys destroy Keane's turnip patch a second time, 11/02/1934:6 John Chupin found in shack, 03/04/1932:5 Varjabedian, Hoohannes Arthur Raymond committed to Plymouth jail for two months, Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 01/13/1933:2 Varrieur, Octavier I. Carl Smith sent to State Farm, 08/18/1933:1 Sentenced to two months for drunk driving, 09/23/1932:1 William Archibald not guilty of being idle and disorderly, 10/06/1933:4 Varroni, Mary Vagrancy (55 years ago) Tax collector's sale (t), 09/12/1930:5 Poor Farm houses 400 tramps in past year, 02/14/1930:6 Vasel, Peter Tramp nuisance begins again, 09/18/1931:7 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Tramp caught stealing, 10/23/1931:2 Vassar, Adason Takes station agent's boots from depot, 03/04/1932:6 Charged with reckless driving and drunkenness, 10/09/1931:1 Accommodations for tramps, night watchman subject of town meeting, Drunk driving case continued, 10/16/1931:1 04/15/1932:8 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 10/23/1931:1
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Vassel, Peter Vegetables Chimney fire on Purchase St, 05/27/1932:1 see also Garden Club Vaughan (Mr) Cedar Hill Farm roadside market on Warrentown (ad), 07/18/1930:8 Clark & Vaughan grocery at Everett Square in 1891 (p), 04/04/1930:1 Robert Thomas grows champion squash 55 years ago, 09/26/1930:6 Vaughan, Albert C. George Leonard, hull corn man 55 years ago, 11/21/1930:8 Hen lays 4-oz. egg 55 years ago, 05/30/1930:6 Flanders: vegetables, fruit, and flowers (ad), 06/12/1931:9 Vaughan, Albert H. Cape road corn stands do thriving business, 08/21/1931:1 Obituary, 05/26/1933:1 Angie Tripp picks string beans from garden, finds dandelion in bloom, Dies at age 69, 05/26/1933:4 11/27/1931:2 Vaughan, Charles Frost damages crop, 06/10/1932:4 Dies in Bryantville, 04/18/1930:3 J.A. Thomas has 15 acres under cultivation, 27 different varieties of Funeral held in Bryantville, 04/18/1930:6 produce, 06/24/1932:1 Vaughan, Dana P. Cold weather has not affected Bowen's corn crop, 11/17/1933:1 Broadcasts on WEAN, 11/11/1932:1 Elmer Hatch first with peas in bloom, 06/01/1934:3 Vaughan, Esther Boys destroy Keane's turnip patch a second time, 11/02/1934:6 Obituary, 08/19/1932:2 Venno, Earl H. Funeral held in South Carver, 08/26/1932:2 Wed to Barbara Thomas, 10/28/1932:4 Vaughan, George Venno, Earl Haskell Dies in Springfield 55 years ago, 03/28/1930:6 Wedding described, 10/28/1932:1 Vaughan, Harry Vertuccio, Anthony Traps otter 55 years ago, 01/30/1931:4 Daughter born, 10/09/1931:4 Vaughan, I.N. Vertuccio, Mary Charles Thomas partially buried in sand while working on Vaughan's Obituary, 10/26/1934:1 well 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 Dies at age 73, 10/26/1934:4 Vaughan, Irving Obituary, 12/07/1934:1 Fire at Tispaquin St home, 03/31/1933:1 Dies at age 44, 12/07/1934:4 Vaughan, John C. Vertuccio, Tony Employees of old straw works (p), 02/28/1930:1 Wedding described, 04/17/1931:1 Vaughan, Josiah Wed to Madeline N. Rogers, 04/17/1931:4 Cedar fence posts stolen, 12/19/1930:2 Veterans Vaughan, Josiah D. see also American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post; Civil War, 1861- Dies at age 86, 06/26/1931:4 1865; Grand Army of the Republic Post 8; Veterans of Foreign Wars - Obituary, 06/26/1931:9 John Glass Post Vaughan, Lewis File complaints against Welfare Board, 02/20/1931:1 Fire department called to Plymouth St, 12/21/1934:1 Selectmen rule on soldiers' relief, 03/06/1931:1 Vaughan, Mrs T.T. Members of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts, Spanish-American War (p), Dies in South Carver, 08/26/1932:3 07/17/1931:1 Vaughan, Roger Soldiers' aid account exhausted, 07/08/1932:1 Returns from South America and the Mediterranean, 06/06/1930:4 Soldiers' relief cases taken up by selectmen, 03/17/1933:1, 03/31/1933:1 Returns from Europe, 06/05/1931:1 Proposed budget for 1934 (t), 02/02/1934:2 Vaughan, S.H. Selectmen address soldier's relief cases, 10/12/1934:1 Purchases horse 55 years ago, 04/01/1932:2 Jennings refutes warning against Organization of Disabled Veterans as Vaughn, Albert peddlers (l), 12/07/1934:4 Resides in Lynn, 10/02/1931:1 Veterans of Foreign Wars - John Glass Post Vaughn, J.D. Organizational meeting held here, 07/03/1931:4 Lets space for barbershop to Boutin, 01/24/1930:3 Local post instituted, 07/10/1931:1 Vaughn, John E. John J. Glass honorary member of VFW post, 09/11/1931:1 Thrown from Providence peddler's truck after hops on board, Request use of Town House for meeting, 09/25/1931:1 06/29/1934:1 Organizes auxiliary, 11/27/1931:1 Vaughn, Josiah Selectmen defer permit for carnival, 03/25/1932:1 Lets building to Boutin for barbershop, 01/31/1930:9 Admitted to Plymouth County Council, 04/15/1932:1 Place in Wappanucket sold to Theodora Savard, 02/13/1931:1 Need for relief funds more acute than ever, 05/06/1932:4 Vaughn, Laura Poppy sale very successful, 05/27/1932:1 Moves from Southwick St to Barden Hill Rd, 09/08/1933:1 Sponsor rodeo at Joe Hooker Track, 08/05/1932:1 Vaughn, Mrs Isiah Big attendance at rodeo, 08/12/1932:8 Resides in Lynn, 08/07/1931:1 Located in new quarters in Brigg's block, 12/23/1932:6 Veazie, Albert S. In new quarters, 12/30/1932:1 Home wired for electricity, 09/02/1932:2 Jennings and Nielsen resign from Women's Auxiliary, 07/07/1933:1 Veazie, Bessie Question of money for headquarters discussed at town meeting, Employed at light office, 07/31/1931:7 02/16/1934:1 Veazie, Edith A salute to you, comrades (l) (Frances E. Jennings), 02/16/1934:5 Resumes work as organist at Rock church, 02/28/1930:6 Appropriations discussed at adjourned town meeting, 02/23/1934:1 Employed at library, 08/22/1930:3 Local talent presents musical comedy, 06/08/1934:1 Veazie, Mrs A.S. Appeals use of Town House, 06/15/1934:4 Funeral for brother held in Acushnet, 05/16/1930:6 Selectmen refund Town House rent money, 06/29/1934:3 Vega Plumbing & Heating Co. Vibberts, Mrs Raymond A. Faietti, 111 No. Main St (ad), 01/22/1932:8 Resides in Brockton, 05/13/1932:7 Vickery (Mr) Strople & Vickery, spring water, ice (ad), 08/08/1930:8
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Vickery, Amy C. Vinal, H.V. Tax collector's sale, 05/26/1933:5 Retires from active service, 12/02/1932:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/16/1933:5 Vinal, H.Y. Vickery, Chester Purchases home on School St, 10/23/1931:3 Son born, 01/23/1931:4, 01/30/1931:6, 02/13/1931:7 Vinal, Linwood Truck collides with car from Brookline in Fall Brook, 07/17/1931:1 Graduates from New Bedford Vocational school, 07/01/1932:7 Home under quarantine for mumps, 02/03/1933:3 Employed in West Acton, 05/05/1933:2 Ill with mumps, 03/17/1933:3 Resides in West Acton, 02/02/1934:6 Vickery, Chester L. Vinal, Mrs M. Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Teacher in North Lakeville, 08/01/1930:1 Vickery, Dorothy Vinal Henry Y. Ill with mumps, 02/17/1933:6 Moves to newly purchased home on School St, 11/20/1931:3 Vickery, Florence L. Vincent, Irene Engaged to Carroll T. Morrison, 06/20/1930:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/11/1930:4 Vickery, Fred Vivian, Edith Moves from Rock to Middleboro, 02/16/1934:3 California woman visits for first time in 22 years, 09/19/1930:1 Vickery, John Voice Lessons Kicked by horse, 06/16/1933:7 Foye opens class for singing 55 years ago, 01/23/1931:6 Vickery, LeForrest Voight, Richard Dissolves partnership with Henderson Lardner, 03/07/1930:2 Lets Highland St house to Frances Gillis, 01/23/1931:3 Vickery, Norman Volex, Sophia Theresa Born to Chester, 02/13/1931:7 Wedding described, 1/27/1933:4 Vickery, Phyllis E. Volos, Ellen Wed to Wallace A. Springer, 11/27/1931:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/07/1933:5 Vickery, Ralph Volos, Nick Daughter born, 01/17/1930:2, 4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/07/1933:5 House under quarantine for scarlet fever, 03/04/1932:6 Volta, Harold Daughter born, 03/25/1932:7 Gregory injured when Volta's car crashes into tree, 03/30/1934:1 Moves from Wappanucket to brother's home, 05/06/1932:7 Volunteers of America Moves to Tinkham house on Miller St, 07/14/1933:2 Take over house at Sturtevant's corner, 08/01/1930:9 Daughter born, 09/08/1933:4 Summer home at Sturtevant's corner hosts city kids, 08/07/1931:6 Vickery, Robert Dog charged with killing goat at camp, 08/05/1932:2 Wed to Mae Phillips, 06/20/1930:6 VonBerg, Helena E. Moves to Miller St, 04/17/1931:7 Wedding described, 10/13/1933:1 Occupies new home on Miller St, 12/16/1932:2 Wed to Nathan E. Wright, 10/13/1933:4 Vickery, Robert A. VonBerg, Helena E.M. Wedding described, 06/13/1930:4 Engaged to Nathan E. Wright, 10/06/1933:4 Vickery, Rodney Vose, Jane A. Chicken pox makes appearance at home, 04/15/1932:8 Wedding described, 08/22/1930:1 Vickery, Seth Wed to Frank Promades, 08/22/1930:4 Breaks leg while working in the woods, 08/01/1930:8 Vose, Jenia A. Lets Miller St house to Kenneth Tubman, 01/30/1931:6 Engaged to Frank Promades, 05/09/1930:1 Moves from Rock to Middleboro, 11/13/1931:3 Vose, Jennie A. Vickery, Wilfred C. Engaged to Frank Promades, 05/02/1930:1 In court for drunkenness and assault on Dacouslias, 10/19/1934:6 Voters and Voting Vickery, Wm. see also Middleboro - Board of Registrars of Voters Dahlia bulbs (ad), 04/11/1930:10 Representative LeBaron favors vote for women 55 years ago, Viera, Manuel 02/28/1930:7 Charged with non-support of wife and children, 01/02/1931:1 Rep. Winslow did not vote against suffrage 55 years ago, 04/03/1931:2 Arrested for non-support of two minor children, 10/05/1934:3 Lakeville adds 17 names to list, 03/04/1932:4 Viera, Mary Rep. Winslow votes against woman suffrage 55 years ago, 04/01/1932:2 Engaged to Manuel J. Cordeiro, 09/07/1934:4 Lakeville adds four names to list, 07/01/1932:2 Vinal (Mr and Mrs) Adnah Harlow suggests changes in voting precincts (l), 10/26/1934:1 Celebrate 25th wedding anniversary, 06/23/1933:2 Vinal, Barbara W Camp counselor in New Hampshire, 07/04/1930:1 W. Wilmot & Co. Senior at State College at Bridgewater, 09/09/1932:4 Furniture, 167 Centre St (ad), 07/24/1931:8 Graduates from Bridgewater State, 06/23/1933:1 Wade, Llewelyn Initiated into Boston sorority, 06/23/1933:2 Resides in Stamford, CT, 01/09/1931:1 Teachers' college graduate (p), 06/23/1933:2 Wade, Louisa Graduates from Boston University, 06/15/1934:5 Obituary, 06/27/1930:7 Accepts teaching post in Groton, 09/21/1934:1 Wade, Louisa Hammond Vinal, Cora Widow of William L. dies at age 74, 06/27/1930:4 North Middleboro folks attend Carver funeral, 07/07/1933:3 Wadsworth, Alida Vinal, Cora A. Attacked by pet police dog, 01/10/1930:1 Local woman drowns in Carver pond, 06/30/1933:1 Engaged to Matthew W. Hanscom, 11/16/1934:1 Wife of Henry Y. dies at age 72, 06/30/1933:4 Wadsworth, Marion Vinal, Henry Y. Resides in Northampton, 10/03/1930:4 Pastor resigns from First Baptist, 12/02/1932:3
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Wadsworth, Marion P. Walker, Mrs George Obituary, 12/22/1933:1 Blasting at post office site injures pedestrian, 05/13/1932:1 Wagner, Margaret E. Walker, Orville Ninety-one-year-old woman donates handmade quilt to Welfare Board, Chimney fire on Taunton St, 01/20/1933:4 12/27/1933:1 Walker, Orville C. Wah Lee Agent for Ben Franklin oil burner (ad), 08/28/1931:5 Makes restitution for stealing electricity, 01/03/1930:7 Walker, Royce Wahby, Mary Wed to Marie Blake, 10/17/1930:4 Wedding described, 12/02/1932:7 Wedding described, 10/17/1930:9 Wainio, Joseph Walk-Over Shoe Store Commits suicide, 07/24/1931:1 151 Centre St (ad), 09/30/1932:8 Carver man dies at age 47, 07/24/1931:4 R.W. Kelley proprietor (ad), 06/09/1933:2 Wainwright, James Sold to Besse and Lang (ad), 05/11/1934:8 Four men save collie from icy Nemasket River, 02/27/1931:5 Liquidation sale (ad), 05/18/1934:8 Waite, Harold Wall, Arthur Employed at State Farm, 08/14/1931:3 Daughter born, 10/03/1930:4 Electrician at State Farm, 08/26/1932:3 Son born, 11/20/1931:4 Moves from Pleasant St to School St, 02/09/1934:2 Store formerly J.T. McKechnie stores (ad), 11/11/1932:5 Waite, Mrs Harold Wall, Arthur I. Grandmother dies in Gardner, 05/26/1933:7 Wedding described, 02/28/1930:1 Walden, Ellen Wall, Walter M. Funeral held in Boston, 10/14/1932:6 Engaged to Helen E. Larson, 06/09/1933:4 Walker (Mrs) Wed to Helen E. Larson, 06/23/1933:4 Moves back to North Lakeville from Pawtucket, RI, 01/22/1932:2 Wall, William Walker, A. Richmond Killed when auto struck at railroad crossing, 08/21/1931:1 Replaced by Herman Walker at Egger's Undertaking, 09/12/1930:1 Dies at age 46, 08/21/1931:4 Walker, Albert D. Judge Washburn to hold inquest into death, 08/28/1931:1 Manufactures heating pads at plant on South Main St, 03/17/1933:1 Wall, William B. Walker, David R. Decision reserved in death inquest, 09/04/1931:1 Brother dies in Waterbury, CT, 01/31/1930:5 Results of inquest, 09/18/1931:1 Announces candidacy for selectman, 11/14/1930:1 Wallace, Charles Candidate for Board of Selectmen (ad), 11/21/1930:5 Engaged to Mabel Morrissey, 05/13/1932:4 Candidate lays out platform (ad) (l) (p), 11/28/1930:2 Wallace, Charles F. Further observations regarding town affairs (l) (p) (t), 12/19/1930:10 Engaged to Mabel Morrissey, 01/08/1932:1, 03/18/1932:1 Candidate for selectman (ad) (l) (t) (p), 01/02/1931:3 Engaged to Mabel E. Morrissey, 10/21/1932:4 Hear Ye (ad) (l), 01/09/1931:3 Wed to Mabel E. Morrissey, 10/28/1932:4 Obituary (p), 07/08/1932:1 Wallace, Charles Francis Taunton man dies at age 57, 07/08/1932:4 Wedding described, 10/28/1932:1 Petition for administration of estate, 08/05/1932:5 Wallace, Edward Elks lodge holds annual memorial service, 12/09/1932:4 Liquor raid at home of Wallace on west side, 12/04/1931:6 Walker, Elizabeth Not guilty of maintaining liquor nuisance, 12/11/1931:1 Passes exams at Faelton School of Music with high honors, Charged with using auto without authority, 04/14/1933:1 06/20/1930:3 Wallace and Maleski withdraw pleas of not guilty, 04/21/1933:1 Performs recital at Faelton School in Boston, 12/16/1932:1 Wallace, L.B. Faelton Pianoforte school student takes first in contest at Jordan Hall, Takes over osteopathic practice of Goodwin Ransden (ad), 09/04/1931:8 Boston, 04/07/1933:1 Wallace, Margaret Stetson Graduates from Faelton Pianoforte school, 06/23/1933:1 Wed to Arthur N. Littlefield, 08/01/1930:4 Students present most interesting piano recital, 06/15/1934:7 Wedding described, 08/01/1930:6 Walker, Elizabeth E. Wallen, Frank L. Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Dies at age 71, 08/08/1930:4 Walker, Elizabeth F. Obituary, 08/08/1930:4 Pianoforte teacher (ad), 09/15/1933:8 Will in probate, 08/22/1930:5 Walker, Frederick Wallen, Mrs Frank Injured in Lakeville auto crash, 11/18/1932:1 Lets tenement to Henry Roy, 11/03/1933:7 Walker, George C. Wallpaper Moves to Seekonk, 05/08/1931:4 G.E. Hill, painting and paper hanging (ad), 03/28/1930:4 Walker, Georgia Charles Smith, house painting, paperchanging (ad), 03/06/1931:8 Ill with chicken pox, 01/09/1931:1 Walsh, Edward Breaks jaw while sliding on ice, 02/06/1931:1 Sells Plymouth St farm to Daniel Munroe, 10/02/1931:4 Walker, Helen Walsh, Jack Ill with chicken pox, 01/09/1931:1 Well-driller (ad), 09/19/1930:10 Walker, Herman Walsh, Michael Replaces A. Richmond Walker at Egger's Undertaking, 09/12/1930:1 Obituary, 01/23/1931:1 Daughter born, 05/01/1931:4 Providence man dies, 01/23/1931:4 Removes to native town of Greenfield, 03/30/1934:1 Walsh, Wally Walker, L.E. Fined $10 for operating without a license, 04/18/1930:2 Chimney fire on Taunton St, 1/27/1933:1 Walsh, William H. Walker, May Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/24/1932:8 Ill with chicken pox, 01/09/1931:1
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Wambolt, Charles Wardell, Elmer R. Injuries from live wire lead to lawsuit, 11/25/1932:1 Arrested for holdup and various thefts, 09/21/1934:1 Fire in partitions of Taunton Rd home, 10/19/1934:1 Ware, Stanley Wambolt, Charles, Jr. Class of 1930 prophet (p), 06/20/1930:1 Nearly electrocuted by live wire, 09/09/1932:1 Wareham Street Garage Wampanoags Formerly Barney Motor Sales Co. (ad), 08/26/1932:5 Attleboro man speaks at annual meeting of Historical Society, Tires (ad), 07/07/1933:8 06/15/1934:1 Warner, A.G. Wanner, Mrs Vance A. Couple married 25 years, 12/09/1932:6 Resides in Flushing, Long Island, 08/22/1930:1 Warner, Albert G. Wanzer, Arthur Arlington St couple married 25 years, 12/02/1932:1 Daughter born, 10/21/1932:7 Warren (Miss) Wappanucket Cemetery Modern pianoforte school (ad), 08/29/1930:8 Association makes plans at meeting, 05/02/1930:1 Students compete in Boston, 05/08/1931:7 Holds annual meeting, 05/01/1931:1 Students give annual pianoforte recital, 06/19/1931:6 Association holds annual meeting, 04/29/1932:1 Delightful recital at pianoforte school, 12/25/1931:3 Wappanucket School Warren, Abbie Helen Fagan new teacher, 07/25/1930:6 Pupils present annual recital, 06/06/1930:2 Teacher Savithes resigns, school closed due to small enrollment, Pianoforte students give annual recital, 06/20/1930:2 12/09/1932:1 Students receive prizes as school closes for season, 07/11/1930:8 Wappanucket Social Club Annual pianoforte recital, 06/26/1931:6 Celebrates 10th anniversary, 11/07/1930:4 Students present pleasing pianoforte recital, 06/24/1932:2 Hosts highway department in appreciation of recent work, 11/21/1930:3 Holds recital, 12/09/1932:6 Warapicki, Anna Recital done entirely from memory, 04/14/1933:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/08/1934:5 Pupils present annual recital, 06/23/1933:2 Warapicki, Anthony Closes piano studio for the summer, 07/07/1933:1 Bakery truck tips over embankment after hitting patch of ice, Warren, Abby 02/14/1930:7 Pupils cordially invited to 22nd annual Mason and Hamlin Piano Warapicki, Toni Competition, 04/24/1931:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/08/1934:5 Moves studio from Peirce building to home of August Klar, Ward, Edith 04/06/1934:1 Completes three years training as nurse at St. Luke's in New Bedford, Students present splendid recital, 06/22/1934:3 02/20/1931:1 Warren, Albert F. Nurse at St. Luke's in New Bedford, 03/20/1931:1 Wed to Bertha P. Tivey, 03/25/1932:4 Accepts post at St. Luke's New Bedford, 02/12/1932:1 Warren, Augustus Supervisor of children's ward at St. Luke's New Bedford, 08/19/1932:1 Places in Chamber of Commerce essay contest, 06/05/1931:6 R.N. at Children's Hospital in Boston, 03/03/1933:1 Warren, Augustus, Jr. Ward, Edith M. Named class of 1932 valedictorian, biography (p), 04/15/1932:1 Takes special course at Children's Hospital in Boston, 01/06/1933:1 Crew member of MA Nautical Training Ship Nantucket, 05/19/1933:1 Ward, Edith Mary Warren, Augustus W., Jr. Nurse wins scholarship for advanced study at St. Luke's in New Bedford Graduates with honors from MA Nautical Schoolship Nantucket, (p), 05/22/1931:8 09/28/1934:3 Nurse at St. Luke's, New Bedford, 06/26/1931:1 Warren, Charles Ward, Evelyn Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Engaged to Gardner Brown, 04/08/1932:2 Warren, Charles N. Ward, Evelyn T. Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 01/16/1931:7 Engaged to William G. Brown, 04/22/1932:4 Warren, Daniel Wedding described, 04/29/1932:1 Fire of mysterious origin at old blacksmith shop, 06/26/1931:3 Ward, Fr__(sic) A. Warren, Frances B. North Carver couple married 50 years, 07/24/1931:6 Student nurse at St Luke's New Bedford, 10/09/1931:1 Ward, Fred A. Warren, Frances V. Obituary, 09/02/1932:3, 7 Suffers brutal attack, 01/03/1930:1 Ward, Frederick Cushman Recovering from brutal attack, 01/10/1930:1 Wedding described, 10/27/1933:6 Warren, James Ward, Herbert E. Veteran receives $100 bounty 55 years ago, 04/10/1931:6 Wed to Catherine R. Whitaker, 06/10/1932:1 Warren, Lavinia (see Magri, Countess) Ward, Robert Warren, Mary A. Obituary, 06/15/1934:1 Executor petitions to sell real estate, 04/04/1930:9 Dies at age 56, 06/15/1934:4 Warren, Minnie (55 years ago) Ward, Ruth A. Arrives home with pony train, 06/06/1930:6 Engaged to Harold J. Carr, 06/06/1930:4 Friends gather, 07/11/1930:8 Ward, Ruth Anne Warren Pianoforte School (see Warren, Abbie) Engaged to Harold J. Carr, 05/30/1930:1 Warren Realty Trust Co. Wedding described, 06/13/1930:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Ward, Wilbur F. Washburn (Judge) Sets out for Florida by boat, 09/08/1933:1 Anthony Frazier runs into Judge Washburn's car on Nickerson St, Obituary, 05/04/1934:1 12/04/1931:6 Lynn Haven, FL man dies at age 87, 05/04/1934:4 Ward, William I. North Carver couple married 50 years, 05/22/1931:3
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Washburn (Mr) Washburn, Kendrick H. Contemplates move to Marion in aftermath of fire 55 years ago, Representative seeks re-election, 06/20/1930:1 04/04/1930:8 Seeks re-election to MA legislature, 08/08/1930:1 Washburn's Bakery driver destroys portion of entrance to Joe Hooker Duty of every citizen to vote (ad), 09/12/1930:3 Track, 08/21/1931:4 Seeks re-election to School Committee, 12/12/1930:4 Washburn (Representative) Named to legislative committee on redistricting, 03/06/1931:1 Reappointed to legal affairs committee, 01/03/1930:1 Files bills involving shellfish industry, 03/20/1931:1 Washburn, Abiel Files several bills in legislature, 02/12/1932:1 "Old store" at Muttock on Plymouth St (p), 06/13/1930:1 Act passed to authorize loan, 02/26/1932:3 Washburn, A.F. To run for representative again, 04/15/1932:1 Petition for license to sell gasoline, 09/12/1930:5 Brackett, Washburn, and Bates vie for representative's seat, Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 04/14/1933:1 06/24/1932:1 Washburn, Albert H. Candidate for representative (ad) (p), 09/09/1932:8 Resigns post as U.S. minister to Austria, 01/10/1930:1 Representative answers challenge (l), 10/28/1932:1 Has long and distinguished career, 01/17/1930:2 Appointed chairman of legal affairs committee, 01/06/1933:1 Article in Austrian newspaper highly complimentary, 02/14/1930:1 Replaces father Nathan as town counsel, 10/27/1933:1 Returns from Austria, 02/28/1930:1 Seeks re-election to School Committee, 12/22/1933:1 Sails for Austria to prepare way for successor, 03/14/1930:1 Renominate present representative (ad) (p), 09/14/1934:2 Dies in Vienna (p), 04/04/1930:1 Washburn, K.H. Funeral held in Vienna, 04/11/1930:7 Appreciates support in primaries (l), 09/23/1932:4 Writeup in New York Herald, 04/11/1930:7 Alcoholic Beverage Act (l), 12/08/1933:1 Class at Eaton private school about 50 years ago (p), 05/02/1930:1 Washburn, Leroy G. A Tribute (poem by Elmer L. Washburn), 05/02/1930:6 Wedding described, 06/26/1931:1 Widow and son sail home with body, 05/09/1930:1 Washburn, Mary Barrows Plans for funeral service made, 05/16/1930:1 Wedding described, 12/30/1932:1 Town pays last tribute (p), 05/23/1930:1 Washburn, Merle Washburn, Albert Henry Does summer work on Martha's Vineyard for Washburn & Sheridan Minister of Austria recalled, 02/14/1930:6 Construction, 04/11/1930:1 Washburn, Annie Resides in Vineyard Haven, 09/28/1934:3 South Middleboro Grange members attend funeral, 05/19/1933:4 Washburn, Merle C., Jr. Obituary, 05/19/1933:6 Wed to Grace H. Hoard, 10/21/1932:4 Washburn, Barbara Washburn, Merrill Wed to Thomas C. Orrall, 10/23/1931:4 Employed by Washburn & Sheridan Construction Co., 01/23/1931:4 Washburn, C.P. (see C.P. Washburn Co.) Washburn, Milton Washburn, David F. Struck and killed by vehicle after getting off bus here, 08/15/1930:1 Engaged to Violette L. Carver, 09/07/1934:4 Son of Irving and Esther Littlefield dies at age 3, 08/15/1930:4 Wed to Violette L. Carver, 09/14/1934:4 Funeral held at Rock, 08/15/1930:6 Washburn, Edward Allen Judge renders findings of inquest, 09/19/1930:1 Son born, 11/10/1933:4 Washburn, Mrs LeRoy T. Washburn, E.L. Tips car on county road, one injured, 10/06/1933:1 Our Debt (poem), 12/12/1930:7 Washburn, Nathan Washburn, Elmer L. Sits in Appellate Division in New Bedford, 05/23/1930:1 A Tribute to Albert Washburn (poem), 05/02/1930:6 Reassigned to appellate division, 10/07/1932:1 Washburn, Elmer P. Judge dies suddenly, obituary, 10/13/1933:1 Obituary, 08/22/1930:1 Dies at age 71, 10/13/1933:4 Brockton man dies at age 58, 08/22/1930:4 A tribute (l) (Charles H. Bates), 10/13/1933:4 Washburn, Ernest Tribute to Judge Washburn (l) (Alexander Heath), 10/20/1933:4 Wedding described, 12/30/1932:1 Petition for administration of estate, 10/20/1933:5 Son born, 04/27/1934:4 Library trustees pass resolutions upon death, 12/08/1933:4 Washburn, Eugene Washburn, Nathan T. Howard Maxim wires home, 05/02/1930:2 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 02/20/1931:5 Washburn, Frank Washburn, Pauline Rock couple married 38 years, 09/18/1931:3 Ill with scarlet fever, 10/23/1931:3 Washburn, George H. Washburn, Peter Obituary, 03/31/1933:1 Plans building for coal business 55 years ago, 11/20/1931:7 Washburn, George W. Washburn, Philander Wedding described, 06/02/1933:1 Sells land for gas works to Nahum Wilbur 55 years ago, 07/18/1930:6 Washburn, Irving P. Boys pay for privilege of using field for baseball 55 years ago, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/17/1933:5 07/25/1930:7 Washburn, Joseph Sells Dean watch in 1834, 12/05/1930:9 Fire breaks out in Waterville shop 55 years ago, 03/21/1930:8 Washburn, Reginald Old Works privilege sold to Savery boys 55 years ago, 04/11/1930:8 Enters M.A.C. at Amherst, 10/10/1930:1 Washburn, Joseph G. Washburn, Robert Obituary, 07/24/1931:7 Daughter born, 10/28/1932:4 Washburn, Katherine Sedgwick Washburn, Roy Corrects proofs for new book 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Engaged to Annie Lee, 02/20/1931:1 Washburn, Kendrick Washburn, Roy G. Invited to debate (l), 10/21/1932:5 Engaged to Anne D. Lee, 06/19/1931:4
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Washburn, Sarah Waterville School cont. Obituary, 12/22/1933:1 Repair and painting of schools underway, Town Hall next, 03/09/1934:6 Widow of Thompson A.F. dies at age 71, 12/22/1933:4 Leah Boutin new teacher, 09/07/1934:1 Washburn, Sarah L. Watson, Olympia Anna Struck by Lynn auto while crossing the street, 08/15/1930:1 Wedding described, 09/25/1931:1 Will in probate, 02/09/1934:8 Watt (Mr) Washburn, Warren Moves back to South Middleboro from Wareham, 03/07/1930:9 Injures knee playing baseball, 06/27/1930:1 Watts, Elmer Washburn, William H. Dies in North Easton, 01/26/1934:1 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:2 Wayside Dress Shop Washburn & Sheridan Construction Co. Harriette Eaton owner, South Main St, Lakeville (ad), 02/23/1934:5 Merle Washburn does summer work on Martha's Vineyard, First anniversary sale (ad), 10/19/1934:8 04/11/1930:1 Wayside Inn Employs Merrill Washburn, 01/23/1931:4 Sperry closes inn, returns to Boston, 08/29/1930:6 Washington, George, 1732-1799 Weather Bicentennial committee forms here, 05/20/1932:1 see also Storms Bicentennial celebration successful, 06/24/1932:1 December statistics, 01/10/1930:2 Washington Manor January statistics, 02/07/1930:8 Precinct St, Lakeville (ad), 10/13/1933:3 February statistics, 03/07/1930:9 Watches (see Clocks and Watches) March statistics, 04/04/1930:3 Water Supply Sand storm results from dry conditions and fresh-plowed fields, see also Middleboro - Water Department 05/09/1930:2 Condition grim in North Middleboro, 08/08/1930:5 Statistics show driest month since 1927, 05/09/1930:3 Jack Walsh, well-driller (ad), 09/19/1930:10 Statistics for May, 06/06/1930:2 Worst dry spell in many years, 09/26/1930:1 Hot conditions turn some dogs vicious, 07/04/1930:4 Wells running dry in Rock, 09/26/1930:3 June statistics, 07/11/1930:8 Jeffrey Hebert, wells cleaned (ad), 10/03/1930:4 Continued dry spell causes crop losses, 08/08/1930:1 Recent rains help wells in Rock, 11/21/1930:3 July statistics, 08/08/1930:4 North Fairhaven firm drills artesian wells for Wilkins, Caswell, and August statistics, 09/05/1930:1 Prouty, 10/02/1931:2 Worst dry spell in many years, 09/26/1930:1 That dam question (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 05/20/1932:6 Wells running dry in Rock, 09/26/1930:3 Middleboro ideal for industry (t), 10/14/1932:4 Only 0.32 inches of rain in September, 10/10/1930:3 Another suit looming over Long Pond, 10/28/1932:1 Rain a refreshing change, 10/17/1930:1 Young drinkers at bubbler near post office get a "lift," 06/23/1933:1 October statistics, 11/07/1930:4 State Farm plans improvements, 06/30/1933:2 Recent rains help wells in Rock, 11/21/1930:3 North Middleboro homeowners meets to discuss water conditions, November statistics, 12/05/1930:3 09/21/1934:4 December statistics, 01/09/1931:7 Water Supply (55 years ago) January statistics, 02/06/1931:8 I.H. Harlow & Co. and J.B. LeBaron have wells dug on premises, February statistics, 03/06/1931:6 01/10/1930:8 March statistics, 04/10/1931:3 Charles Thomas partially buried in sand while working on Vaughan's April statistics, 05/08/1931:2 well, 01/31/1930:8 Heaviest rain in years, 06/12/1931:3 Cisterns low, 12/26/1930:6 May statistics, 06/12/1931:4 Well dug at American Building, 10/30/1931:6 Statistics for June, 07/03/1931:4 New Bedford after water in local ponds, 12/11/1931:7 July statistics, 08/07/1931:2 Waterman, June August statistics, 09/04/1931:7 Born to Harold, 08/29/1930:1 September statistics, 10/02/1931:4 Waterman, Harold October statistics, 11/13/1931:1 Daughter born, 08/29/1930:1 November statistics, 12/04/1931:4 Enroute to San Francisco via the World's Fair, 06/23/1933:1 Ice covers Rock pond for first time this season, 12/11/1931:6 Waterman, Harold B. December statistics, 01/08/1932:5 Son born, 07/18/1930:1 January statistics, 02/05/1932:6 Waterman, John B. February statistics, 03/04/1932:2 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 March statistics, 04/15/1932:8 Waterman, Mrs Harold April statistics, 05/06/1932:5 Resides in Marblehead, 06/20/1930:1 Heavy frost, 05/27/1932:4 Waterman, Mrs H.B. May statistics, 06/03/1932:4 Resides in Marblehead, 05/09/1930:5 Frost damages crop, 06/10/1932:4 Waters, Joseph June statistics, 07/08/1932:2 Employed at Thompson Tire Co., 09/14/1934:1 July statistics, 08/05/1932:2 Waters, Mary August statistics, 09/02/1932:8 Student nurse at St. Luke's in New Bedford, 06/02/1933:1 Heavy frost, temperature 27 degrees, 09/30/1932:4 Waters, Mildred Heavy rains in September, statistics, 10/07/1932:2 Wed to Jack Hallett, 07/03/1931:7 Middleboro ideal for industry (t), 10/14/1932:4 Waterville School October statistics, 11/04/1932:3 Cash taken in break-in, 09/19/1930:2 Cold wave hits town, 12/02/1932:6 Local youth charged with break-in, 09/26/1930:1 November statistics, 12/09/1932:4 Brisk forest fire in rear, 04/10/1931:4 First snow causes slippery roads, 12/16/1932:6 History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 03/03/1933:3 December statistics, annual summary, 01/06/1933:6 January statistics, 02/03/1933:5
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Weather cont. Weeman, Russell February statistics, 03/03/1933:6 Resumes studies at MA Ag College, 01/10/1930:1 March statistics, 04/07/1933:3 Leaves for employment in Portland, ME, 04/07/1933:1 Heavy rains during April, 05/05/1933:3 Weeman, Walter Miniature whirlwind strikes barn on Preston's farm, 05/26/1933:1 Students hold recital at Central Congregational, 06/20/1930:5 May statistics, 06/02/1933:4 Pupils hold recital, 06/26/1931:4 Summer greeted with chilly temperatures and rain, 06/23/1933:1 Chimney fire on Clifford St, 01/08/1932:5 Past month unusually dry, 07/07/1933:2 Weeman, Walter J. August statistics, 09/08/1933:4 Instructor of instrumental music (ad), 09/05/1930:10 Heavy rainfall recorded in September, 09/22/1933:1 Weeman, Walter Russell Jack Frost pays a visit, 10/06/1933:1 Engaged to Annette Ernst, 06/01/1934:1 September statistics, 10/06/1933:3 Wedding described, 09/07/1934:4 October statistic, 11/10/1933:6 Weichel, Hazel E. First snow of season at Rock, 11/10/1933:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/03/1933:5 November statistics, 12/08/1933:7 Weiser, A.W. Coldest day of year recorded, 14 below, 12/27/1933:4 Dies in Pennsylvania, 10/12/1934:1 Frigid spell wrecks havoc with pipes, 01/05/1934:1 Welch, Albert Temperature of 23 below recorded at South Middleboro, 01/05/1934:2 Accepts position in Boston, 02/07/1930:11 December statistics; annual summary (t), 01/05/1934:3 Fifteen acres of property for sale (ad), 05/09/1930:5 January statistics, 02/02/1934:1 Sells Plymouth St farm, moves to Malden, 10/24/1930:5 Sub-zero temperatures cause discomfort, 02/09/1934:1 Couple sells Pleasant St house to Daniel Munro, 11/07/1930:3 Warrentown water line freezes up, 02/23/1934:1 Welch, Albert E. February statistics, 03/02/1934:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Another cold spell hits, 03/02/1934:8 Welch, Albert F. Frost breaks up roads, 03/09/1934:1 And wife sell Plymouth St farm to Harriet Monroe, 10/31/1930:1 March statistics include 9.5 inches of snow, 04/06/1934:6 Welch, Donald April statistics, 05/04/1934:7 Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 May statistics, 06/08/1934:6 Welch, Edgar W. August statistics, 09/07/1934:3 Obituary, 12/14/1934:1 September statistics, 10/12/1934:2 Welch, John J. October statistics, 11/09/1934:2 Blanch Carr struck by auto operated by Welch, 01/02/1931:1 November statistics, 12/07/1934:2 Welch, Mary J. Mild compared to last year, 12/28/1934:1 And husband sell Plymouth St farm to Harriet Monroe, 10/31/1930:1 Weather (55 years ago) Welch, Thomas Temperature swing in single day is 47 degrees, 12/19/1930:6 Receives 25-year pin from G.E. Keith Shoe Co., 03/27/1931:1 Temperature extremes extreme, 01/02/1931:6 Welch, Walter Intense heat and dusty air, 07/03/1931:6 Elks holds annual memorial service, 12/08/1933:2 Unendurable week, 07/10/1931:7 Weld, A.R. Quite a bit of frost, 08/21/1931:6 Completes stocking of ice house, 01/23/1931:3 Webster, Arnette L. Weld, Clifford Obituary, 12/28/1934:1 Chimney fire on Marion Rd, 05/01/1931:1 Webster, Kenneth G. Storm hits house, 07/29/1932:4 Wedding described, 03/17/1933:4 Weld, C.R. Webster, Kenneth G.T. Puts up ice supply, 02/26/1932:7 Engaged to Deborah Jones, 02/24/1933:1 Weld, James Webster, Louise Chimney fire on Chestnut St, 01/16/1931:1 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal School, 06/27/1930:1 Welders and Welding (see Metal and Metal Work) Accepts teaching post in Haverhill, 09/05/1930:1 Welfare, Public (see Public Welfare) Webster, Orrin A. Wells, Edward Obituary, 02/28/1930:1 Obituary, 04/21/1933:1 Dies at age 81, 02/28/1930:4 Wells, Elsie Will in probate, 02/13/1931:5 Engaged to Ralph B. Gregory, 08/14/1931:4 Weeks, George L. Wells, Elsie M. Obituary, 03/25/1932:1 Beauty shop at 87 Centre St (ad), 05/08/1931:8 Weeman, George Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 07/10/1931:2 Plays with orchestra in New Hampshire, 06/27/1930:1 Wedding described, 10/23/1931:1 Daughter born, 08/05/1932:4 Wed to Ralph B. Gregory, 10/23/1931:4 Weeman, George E. Wells, Elsie Mary Auto strikes tree in Bridgewater, 10/24/1930:1 Engaged to Ralph B. Gregory, 06/26/1931:1 Weeman, J. Edward Wells, Walter Engaged to Rhoda Taylor, 02/27/1931:1 Runs marathon here, heads to Rhode Island for more competition, Weeman, John W. 09/01/1933:4 Wedding described, 12/02/1932:1 Wells, Walter E. Weeman, Melba Bitten by Teceno's German police dog, 03/23/1934:1 Enters Sturdy Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses in Agent for Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., 09/21/1934:1 Attleboro, 09/14/1934:1 Welsh, John J., Jr. Weeman, Mrs Walter Engaged to Verna M. Cobb, 06/05/1931:4 Clothesline thieves active, 01/12/1934:1 Wed to Verna M. Cobb, 07/10/1931:8 Wentworth (Mr) Erects new stand on Bedford St, 04/29/1932:7
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Wentworth, Harriet M. Westgate, Adelia Widow of Robert G. dies at age 79, 02/02/1934:4 Lets Miller St tenement to Herbert Chapman, 01/24/1930:3 Wentworth, Harriet Marie Westgate, Almon W. Obituary, 02/02/1934:3 Engaged to Dorothy E. Flood, 04/20/1934:4 Wentworth, Irene Westgate, Almon W., Jr. On faculty at high school, 06/06/1930:1 Wed to Dorothy E. Flood, 04/27/1934:4 Wentworth, Irene M. Westgate, A.M. High school English teacher resigns, 09/01/1933:1 Contractor and builder, 299 Precinct St (ad), 11/10/1933:8 Wentworth, O.C. Westgate, Amelia Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Obituary, 1/27/1933:3 Wentworth, Oscar C. Westgate, Arthur Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/08/1932:5 Daughter born, 01/08/1932:3 Werner, Hazel Hawthorne Employed in Brockton, 02/05/1932:7 To publish first novel, 02/16/1934:2 Occupies tenement in house of Albert West, 05/05/1933:3 Werner, Morris R. Westgate, Bertram J. Wed to Hazel L. Hawthorne Ufford, 08/12/1932:4 Wed to Jeanette F. Westgate, 09/21/1934:4 Werner, M.R. Westgate, Bradford Wedding described, 07/01/1932:1 Employed at Atwood's box factory 43 years, 12/14/1934:9 Salt House (book review), 03/02/1934:6 Westgate, Charles H. Werner, Mrs M.R. Engaged to Nellie Mish, 08/14/1931:4 Resides in New York City, 12/02/1932:1 Westgate, Charles M. Wesley, Orville L. Wed to Nellie Mish, 09/18/1931:4 State patrolman transfers to Barnstable, 05/01/1931:4 Westgate, Charles W. Wesson, Angeline Brewer Wedding described, 09/18/1931:4 Engaged to George Williams Lovell, 03/25/1932:4 Westgate, Chester L. Wesson, Angeline E. Wed to Alice D. Pittsley, 07/24/1931:7 Wed to George W. Lovell, 04/01/1932:4 Westgate, Clifford T. Wesson, Angeline E. Brewer Station agent at Rock and South Middleboro, 02/28/1930:6 Wedding described, 04/01/1932:1 Westgate, Ellen West, A.E. Obituary, 10/19/1934:2 Occupies house on Miller St, 01/16/1931:8 Westgate, Ellen J. West, Albert Obituary, 10/19/1934:1 Lets rooms to Ralph Buckman, 09/23/1932:3 Dies at age 80, 10/19/1934:4 Lights installed in Miller St home, 10/28/1932:6 Westgate, Emma Lets tenement to Arthur Westgate, 05/05/1933:3 Funeral held at St. Mary's Cemetery, 06/09/1933:3 West, Albert W. Westgate, Emma J. Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 Obituary, 06/02/1933:1 West, Elmore Wife of Fred E. dies at age 54, 06/02/1933:4 Driver for C.P. Washburn, Dominic Bernabeo, collides with bicyclist Westgate, George K. Elmore West, 05/02/1930:5 Obituary, 09/21/1934:1, 3 West, R.C. Dies at age 77, 09/21/1934:4 The West Farm, North Middleboro (ad), 02/28/1930:10 Westgate, G.K. West, Robert Employed at L.O. Atwood mill, 04/17/1931:7 Stolen auto found abandoned on Plymouth St, 05/02/1930:1 Westgate, Irving B. Fire destroys two brooder houses on Pleasant St, 03/23/1934:7 Collides with car driven by Harland Standish at Centre and Lovell St, West, Robert C. 07/22/1932:1 Dogs go on rampage in chicken house, 05/29/1931:1 Westgate, Jeanette F. Auto stolen from Pleasant St home, 11/25/1932:2 Wed to Bertram J. Westgate, 09/21/1934:4 David Hirst held for larceny of West's vehicle, 12/09/1932:1 Westgate, Joseph West, Roy Man struck by delivery truck on Center St, 10/03/1930:1 Mother dies in Taunton, 02/02/1934:1 Westgate, Lawrence West Farm Begins studies at Bridgewater State, 09/22/1933:2 Chicks and hatching eggs (ad), 01/16/1931:4 Westgate, Margaret Ann West Side Neighborhood Association Born to Arthur, 01/08/1932:3 Holds annual lawn party, 08/08/1930:1 Westgate, Mrs C.T. West Side School Orange tree bears fruit, 04/11/1930:6 Youngster cuts Jesse Perkins in scuffle at West Side School, Dandelions in full bloom, 11/16/1934:3 01/17/1930:1 Westgate, Mrs William Catherine Coen resigns, replaced by Annie Lee, 08/15/1930:1 Resides in New Bedford, 08/26/1932:3 History of our schools (l) (t) (J. Stearns Cushing), 05/26/1933:3 Westgate, Nelson L. Western Union Telegraph Co. Wedding described, 02/24/1933:4 Looks for office location here, 01/31/1930:6 Westgate, Norris New office slated for Lang building on Wareham St, 03/28/1930:1 Charged with operating without license, registration, 08/14/1931:1 Office to be ready by end of month, 04/11/1930:1 Found not guilty of all charges, 08/21/1931:1 Office opens in Lang building, 05/23/1930:1 Westgate, Oscar William Clark manager, 06/27/1930:8 Lets rooms to Mr and Mrs Francis Hunt, 10/17/1930:8 William Clark resigns, 05/29/1931:1 Westgate, Reuben F. Commences sales of money orders, 07/03/1931:1 Funeral held in Lakeville, 04/07/1933:2 Lang building office closes, 05/05/1933:1 Westgate, Ronald Struck by truck from Taunton, 12/12/1930:1
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Westgate, Russell L. Wetherbee, David N. Wed to Dorothy E. Moranville, 03/27/1931:4 Obituary, 06/15/1934:1 Westgate, William Dies at age 93, 06/15/1934:4 Employed in Fairhaven, 04/10/1931:6 Wetherbee, Mary W. House struck by lightning twice, 08/14/1931:3 Obituary, 09/11/1931:1 Weston (Mr) Wife of David N. dies at age 87, 09/11/1931:4 see also Thomas & Weston Whalon, Milton Occupies house on Wareham St, 04/24/1931:1 Engaged to Nancy Stanley, 03/20/1931:1 Weston, Angeretta F. Engaged to Anartarya Stanulewicz, 09/18/1931:4 Arlington, RI woman dies at age 89, 12/05/1930:4 Wheeler (Misses) Obituary, 12/05/1930:4 Oil stove smokes up Pearl St residence, 10/31/1930:1 Weston, Annie H. Wheeler, Abbie Resides in Brockton, 02/13/1931:4 Makes narrow escape from smoke filled house, 04/01/1932:5 Weston, Charles L. Wheeler, Andrew J. Cunningham & Weston Bros. petition for license to sell gasoline, Purchases Vaughan St farm from Frederick Atwood, 10/23/1931:1 09/12/1930:4 Wheeler, George E. Two injured in collision with Max Berman at Taunton St and new Murray tires, open for business at 67 Pearl St (ad), 02/09/1934:8 highway, 11/20/1931:4 Wheeler, John H. Weston, Chester E. Gasoline truck tips over, two men die in fire, 12/09/1932:1 Sells West Carver bog to Kaski, 01/03/1930:7 Obituary, 12/09/1932:1 History of the Peirce family and fund (t), 01/31/1930:4 Bridgewater man dies at age 73, 12/09/1932:4 Resigns as Peirce trustee (p), 01/31/1930:5 Elks lodge holds annual memorial service, 12/09/1932:4 Resignation leaves vacancy on Peirce board, 02/07/1930:1 Elks hold lodge of sorrow, 12/23/1932:1 Announces candidacy for selectman, 02/07/1930:11 Petition for administration of estate, 03/31/1933:2 Acquires LeBaron property at Clifford and Webster St, 03/07/1930:1 Wheeler, Mildred Prominent citizen charged with larceny (p), 02/12/1932:1 Resumes duties at Trust Co. after 3-month leave of absence, Admits to larceny from Masonic lodge, 03/04/1932:1 09/19/1930:1 Sells insurance agency to Frederick Weston, 04/01/1932:4 Wheeler, Mildred E. Sells Thomas & Weston Insurance Agency to Frederick Weston (ad), Swifts Beach property subject of litigation, 07/22/1932:1 04/01/1932:8 Evidence heard in Swifts Beach case, 07/29/1932:4 Sent to jail for larceny, 06/24/1932:1 Report of master on Swifts Beach case, 09/30/1932:7 Weston, Dura T. Final decree in Swifts Beach case, 11/10/1933:2 One of four surviving GAR members to attend Memorial Day exercises, Wheeler, Mildred L. 06/02/1933:1 Wedding described, 05/05/1933:1 Oldest surviving Civil War veteran here, 06/01/1934:1 Wheeler, Mrs Ralph Weston, Flora G. Resides in Waltham, 04/04/1930:3 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7, 05/26/1933:5 Wheeler, Mrs R.H. Weston, Florence Resides in Swampscott, 05/16/1930:1 Resides in Milton, 10/27/1933:1 Wheeler, Nellie F. Weston, Frederick B. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/21/1930:7 Obituary, 01/13/1933:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Newton man dies at age 58, 01/13/1933:4 Wheeler, Sarah Weston, Frederick S. Makes narrow escape from smoke filled house, 04/01/1932:5 Buys insurance agency from Chester Weston, 04/01/1932:4 Wheeler, William Chester Weston sells Thomas & Weston Insurance Agency to Frederick Couple's auto stolen while in Fall River, 03/25/1932:1 Weston (ad), 04/01/1932:8 Whidden, Frances Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/23/1932:5 Wedding described, 09/25/1931:1 Ruth Carver accepts post with insurance office, 06/02/1933:2 Whitaker, Catherine R. Weston, James A. Wed to Herbert E. Ward, 06/10/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/15/1934:5 Whitcomb, Joseph Carlton Weston, Robert Wedding described, 04/17/1931:1 Missing Lakeville boy located in Delaware, 09/22/1933:4 Whitcomb, William Weston, Roger Moves from Southwick St to Mansfield, 10/31/1930:1 Senior at Burdett College, 04/01/1932:7 Whitcomb, William H. Weston, Thalia Veteran baggage master retires from NY, NH & Hartford RR, Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 07/03/1931:1 08/08/1930:4 Weston, Thomas White, Alice Student at MIT, 02/06/1931:1 Wed to Benjamin Franklin Taylor, 10/23/1931:2 Wins third rank in class at MIT, 05/01/1931:1 White, Bertram Earns B.S. from MIT, 06/10/1932:1 Driver injured in skid in East Bridgewater, 06/03/1932:1 Westwell, A.E. White, Bertram M. Engaged to Hilda Shurtleff, 04/03/1931:3 Fined $5 for keeping unlicensed dog, 02/17/1933:4 Wedding described, 04/10/1931:1 White, Bertrand M. Son born, 01/20/1933:4 Fined $5 for operating without a license, 10/21/1932:1 Westwell, Arthur White, Carleton Son born, 01/20/1933:3 Moves to Marion, 04/24/1931:1 Westwell, Arthur Evans White, Carlton Engaged to Hilda Rounsevell Shurtleff, 07/04/1930:1 Sells Wareham St homestead to Mary Hebert, 08/28/1931:1 Westwell, Hilda Shurtleff White, Caroline T. Son born, 01/20/1933:3 Superintendent at sanatorium, 09/12/1930:1
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White, Carrie White, Preston Obituary, 09/12/1930:1 Resides in New Bedford, 09/19/1930:2 White, Charles O. Moves from New Bedford to Middleboro, 09/25/1931:6 Attendant in insane department at State Farm, 04/10/1931:7 White, Priscilla Photographer exhibits master enlargements at Boston show, Resides in Brockton, 08/07/1931:1 10/05/1934:1 White, Richard Alan Photos take prizes at Master Enlargement Exhibition, 10/26/1934:1 Born to Chester and Louise Holbrook, 10/21/1932:6 White, Chester White, Theresa M. Resides in New York, 07/10/1931:4 Engaged to Edward F. Henning, 08/21/1931:4 Son born, 10/21/1932:6 Wed to Edward H. Herring, 09/18/1931:4 Resides in New Jersey, 09/07/1934:4 White, Walter White, Dorothy L. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/17/1931:5 Wife of George F. dies at age 28, 05/23/1930:6 White, William H. White, Florence Local GAR members attend Taunton funeral 55 years ago, 09/26/1930:6 Resides in Brockton, 08/07/1931:1 White Arbor Tea Room White, Fred Business sold, 01/26/1934:6 Graduate of Peirce Academy returns for visit, 10/10/1930:1 White Shoe Store Member of Co. D, 5th Massachusetts during Spanish-American War (p), 374 Centre St (ad), 01/03/1930:3 07/17/1931:1 Store renovated (ad), 03/28/1930:6 White, Harold Second anniversary sale (ad), 10/17/1930:2 Pleasant St couple married 5 years, 02/26/1932:3 Third anniversary sale (ad), 10/23/1931:4 Electrician at State Farm, 09/08/1933:1 Whitehead, Elsie White, Harold J. Obituary, 06/30/1933:1 Killed in auto crash in Plympton, 12/15/1933:7 Widow of William dies at age 53, 06/30/1933:4 White, Herbert A. Whitehead, Samuel Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 01/20/1933:4 Son born, 09/30/1932:4 Injured when auto hits pole near East Main and Montello St, Whitehead, Samuel A. 04/07/1933:1 Engaged to M. Helen Borsari, 08/21/1931:4 White, Herbert E. Wedding described, 09/04/1931:1 Obituary, 12/12/1930:1 Wed to M. Helen Borsari, 09/04/1931:4 Atlanta, GA man dies at age 62, 12/12/1930:4 Whitman, Otis White, Ida Daughter born, 10/31/1930:4 Occupies Rock St apartment, 10/06/1933:1 Whitman, Otis M. White, Ida Burt Obituary, 01/06/1933:1 Daughter born, 03/09/1934:1 Halifax man dies at age 43, 01/06/1933:4 White, Ida M. Whitman Co-operative Bank Obituary, 05/04/1934:1 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Wife of William D. dies at age 60, 05/04/1934:4 Whitmarsh, Cora White, James C. Lets Plymouth St tenement to William MacRae, 03/31/1933:6, Collides with Otto Heileman on Center St, 07/22/1932:1 04/07/1933:6 White, Josephine Lets North Middleboro tenement to Florence Thorson, 12/07/1934:6 Sells Plymouth St place to Alfred Dufenier, 01/30/1931:1 Whitmarsh, Mrs James White, Lillian Dies in Neponset, 09/14/1934:3 Prepares to open Polly Pine for season, 05/08/1931:3 Whitmore, George A. White, Louise Holbrook Obituary, 12/07/1934:7 Son born, 10/21/1932:6 Whitney (Mr) White, Marguerite To have bus service through Rock three days a week, 06/23/1933:2 Tax collector's sale, 10/07/1932:7 Bus goes through Rock on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, White, Mary A.H. 06/29/1934:3 Obituary, 06/16/1933:6 Whitney, Charles White, Mary Louise Lakeville school bus driver for three years, 10/03/1930:4 Born to Newton and Ida Burt, 03/09/1934:1 Employs Russell Caldwell, 09/02/1932:2 White, Mrs Charles F. Son born, 11/25/1932:4 Picks pansy from garden, 01/10/1930:1 Whitney, Charles C. White, Mrs Chester Awarded contract for transport of school students, 03/13/1931:1 Resides in New York, 06/20/1930:3 School Committee awards transportation contract to Whitney, White, Mrs Fred 03/13/1931:1 Chimney fire in North Lakeville, 03/21/1930:1, 04/08/1932:3 Needs proper papers before taking over bus route, 03/20/1931:1 White, Mrs George F. New bus line in operation, 04/03/1931:4 Obituary, 05/23/1930:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/29/1932:5 White, Mrs Preston East Middleboro bus contract awarded to Whitney, 08/05/1932:1 Resides in New Bedford, 04/04/1930:4 Whitney, Edward G. White, Newton Prominent names in autograph album, 12/11/1931:7 Daughter born, 03/09/1934:1 High water allows nature study at Assawompsett Lake and Long Pond, White, Patrick 04/21/1933:1 Lets Marion Rd house to Joseph Carr, 01/16/1931:8 Obituary, 12/07/1934:1 White, Peregrine Dies at age 67, 12/07/1934:4 First-born of Puritans has descendant in Middleboro, 02/20/1931:7 Petition for probate of will, 12/21/1934:5 White, Perry Occupies upper tenement on Pleasant St, 09/12/1930:2
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Whitney, E.G. Wiksten, Helen D. Lakeville couple married 40 years, 11/06/1931:1 Wed to George H. Gadbois, 06/23/1933:4 Lakeville couple married 40 years, biographies, 11/06/1931:1 Wiksten, Virginia F. Whitney, Elliot Obituary, 08/21/1931:1 Ill with mumps, 04/22/1932:4 Dies at age 6, 08/21/1931:4 Whitney, E.T. Wilbar, Charles E. Resides in Boston, 02/24/1933:3 Administrator presents account of estate, 02/26/1932:5 Delivers address to American College of Surgeons, 10/19/1934:1 Wilber, Philip Whitney, Frank C. Named class of 1932 salutatorian, biography (p), 04/15/1932:1 Moves here from Yonkers, NY, 05/29/1931:1 Enters Bridgewater State College, 09/29/1933:3 Fills library trustee vacancy left by death of Washburn, 11/03/1933:1 Wilber, William Abner Whitney, Mrs Edward Obituary, 11/24/1933:2 Brother dies in Waltham, 07/25/1930:4 Wilbur (Mr) Whitney, Mrs E.G. Tears down old gas house 55 years ago, 05/22/1931:8 Brother-in-law dies in Providence, RI, 12/19/1930:7 Wilbur, A.B. Sister-in-law dies in Waltham, 11/18/1932:1 General contractor (ad), 10/09/1931:7 Whittemore, Amy One of finest, most popular contractors here, 10/30/1931:7 Decorator for house built in Brookline, 04/03/1931:1 Low cost of construction boon to building, 11/27/1931:7 Whittemore, Laura B. Contractor seeks to stabilize construction work, 12/25/1931:7 Replaces Cobb on Welfare Board, 08/19/1932:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/02/1932:6 Collides with auto driven by Bridgewater man on Center St, Wilbur, Agnes T. 05/19/1933:3 Resides in Washington, DC, 05/18/1934:1 Whitten, Arthur Wilbur, Alden Daughter born, 03/30/1934:4 South Middleboro couple married 9 years, 10/03/1930:5 Whitten, Arthur L. Wilbur, Alice Daughter born, 01/08/1932:4 Obituary, 12/05/1930:1 Trumpet and cornet lessons (ad), 02/03/1933:8 Wilbur, Alice G. Whitten, George L. Widow of George E. dies at age 62, 11/28/1930:4 Runs for treasurer/collector in special election, 04/29/1932:1 Wilbur, Allerton Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/20/1934:6 Chimney fire on Marion Rd, 01/26/1934:3 Whitten, Herman Wilbur, Allerton B. North Easton man dies, 10/14/1932:6 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 09/01/1933:6, 03/02/1934:6 Whittier, Mrs E.B. Wilbur, Anna Resides in Boston, 10/14/1932:1 Moves to Auburn, ME, 10/27/1933:6 Whitty, Evelyn Wilbur, Annie Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Donates altar cushions to South Middleboro ME Church, 07/11/1930:4 Whitty, Garry Teaches in Brockton, 09/05/1930:6 Group proves ice fishing alive and well here, 01/26/1934:1 Knocked down by auto in Boston, 05/22/1931:2 Whitty, William Wilbur, Charles E. Local enthusiast has homing pigeons in 100-mile race, 05/16/1930:3 Obituary, 05/09/1930:1 Wholan, Catherine T. Dies at age 68, 05/09/1930:4 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 12/21/1934:7 Petition for administration of estate, 10/17/1930:5 Wholan, Julia Agnes Administrator presents account of estate, 02/26/1932:5 Petitions court to change her name from Sidlevicz, 07/31/1931:3 Wilbur, Clarence Wholan, Peter Chimney fire on Wareham St, 03/09/1934:1 Chimney fire at Oak and Courtland St, 02/14/1930:6 Wilbur, Clarence E. Wholey, Frederick W. Fined $10 for no registration or license, 10/05/1934:3 Engaged to Elizabeth A. MacNeill, 02/24/1933:4 Wilbur, Dennis Wed to Elizabeth A. MacNeill, 02/24/1933:4 Erects building on Bedford St, 05/01/1931:2 Wholey, John Makes improvements to Plymouth St property, 07/03/1931:6 Daughter born, 12/25/1931:1 Moves from Plymouth St to Bedford St, 07/10/1931:4 Wholey, Mrs John Blaze starts with cigarette, 02/26/1932:1 Resides in Boston, 05/02/1930:1 Fire at roadside stand in North Middleboro, 02/26/1932:3 Resides in Wollaston, 05/19/1933:1 Found not guilty of neglect, 04/06/1934:5 Whooping Cough Wilbur, Dennis J. Prevalent in students from Green, Waterville, and Soule schools, Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 01/10/1930:1 Wilbur, Earl Only five cases at present, 04/25/1930:1 Pleads guilty to breaking and entering, 03/10/1933:1 Raymond Barker under quarantine, 08/15/1930:6 Wilbur, Ellis Assawampsett School students sick, 03/27/1931:4 Resides in Randolph, 04/03/1931:3 Pendleton house quarantined, 02/12/1932:3 Wilbur, Emma F. Arleen Kinsman confined to home, 05/06/1932:1 Husband charged with assault, 11/20/1931:1 Beulah Powell and Robert Frances Parker ill, 05/20/1932:1 Family troubles end up in court, 11/27/1931:1 Meredith and Sylvia Caswell under quarantine, 05/18/1934:4 Judge suggests armistice, 12/04/1931:1 Wiksten, Frank Wilbur, Frank S. Thirteen-year-old struck by truck, 01/31/1930:1 Dies at age 73, 12/16/1932:4 Wiksten, Helen Obituary, 12/23/1932:6 Resides in Boston, 07/24/1931:1 Will in probate, 06/23/1933:5 Wedding described, 06/23/1933:1 Wilbur, George Resides in Lempster, NH, 07/21/1933:6
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Wilbur, Henrietta Wilcox, William cont. Employed at Gas & Electric light office, 08/29/1930:6 Counts 6,800 cars on Sunday, 05/19/1933:1 Engaged to Henry B. Burkland, 10/14/1932:1 William Wilcox counts 6,800 cars on Sunday, 05/19/1933:1 Wilbur, Henrietta Chase Counts 7,505 cars on Sunday, on Tuesday 7,300, 06/02/1933:1 Wedding described, 11/25/1932:1 Prepares garden at South Middleboro School, 06/02/1933:6 Wilbur, Horace Counts 9,300 cars on Sunday, 06/09/1933:1 Chimney fire on Marion Rd, 02/06/1931:1 Counts 12,450 cars last Sunday, 06/16/1933:1 Wilbur, Horace C. Counts 12,300 autos between 9 a.m. and 10:30 p.m., 06/30/1933:1 Engaged to Alice G. Anderson, 02/23/1934:4 Records 5,750 cars, 04/27/1934:7 Wed to Alice G. Anderson, 03/02/1934:3, 4 Counts 9,350 cars in ten hours, 06/08/1934:7 Wilbur, Howard E. Holiday traffic figures, 09/07/1934:3 Wed to Bertha E. DeMoranville, 08/15/1930:2 Latest traffic figures, 09/21/1934:2, 10/05/1934:4, 10/12/1934:4, Wilbur, John 10/19/1934:3, 10/26/1934:6 Moves from Fairhaven to Wappanucket, 03/28/1930:7 Wilcox, William G. Takes position in Sandwich, 07/11/1930:9 Observes 65th birthday, biography, 05/13/1932:4 Charged with assault on wife, 11/20/1931:1 Wilde, William H. Family troubles end up in court, 11/27/1931:1 Obituary, 12/08/1933:1 Judge suggests armistice, 12/04/1931:1 Wilder, Bertha E. Family troubles now include daughter in East Freetown, 02/19/1932:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/10/1933:5 Family troubles land in court again, 04/29/1932:1 Wilder, Susan W. Wilbur, Lawrence Concord, NH woman dies at age 90, 04/25/1930:4 Mail carrier cuts foot with axe, 12/19/1930:7 Wildlife Wilbur, Lloyd see also Deer; Turtles Youngster knocked down by auto driven by Eliza Murdoch, Joshua Payne encounters nest of black snakes in Warrentown 55 years 08/18/1933:1 ago, 08/29/1930:7 Wilbur, Lottie J. Skunks common this year, 10/31/1930:6 Husband found not guilty of neglect, 04/06/1934:5 Paul Hotz loses nearly entire stock of fox and mink to poisoned meat, Wilbur, Lucy 03/13/1931:1 Obituary, 10/06/1933:7 Warm weather brings snakes out of swamps, 10/30/1931:1 Wilbur, Mrs S.A. John Rebell catches weasel in henhouse, 03/18/1932:1 Opens dress making rooms 55 years ago, 10/24/1930:8 Foxes plentiful in Rock, prey on Gammons' hens, 09/16/1932:3 Wilbur, Nahum Philander Southworth captures 107 rats in barn, 10/28/1932:7 Purchases land for gas works from Philander Washburn 55 years ago, Warden liberates 20 rabbits, 12/30/1932:1 07/18/1930:6 High water allows nature study at Assawompsett Lake and Long Pond, Wilbur, Perry 04/21/1933:1 Poor health forces return to Middleboro 55 years ago, 01/31/1930:8 Boys catch five-legged frog below herring run, 05/11/1934:1 Wilbur, Philip Rabbit seeks refuge at post office, 09/14/1934:4 Returns to studies at Bridgewater State, 09/14/1934:6 Sidney Thomas bags alligator at Tispaquin Pond, 11/09/1934:4 Wilbur, Ralph W. Wilfred Beauty Shop Teaches in Southboro, 01/03/1930:6 Corner of Nickerson Ave and Thatcher's Row (ad), 04/15/1932:10 Badly burned in explosion, 01/17/1930:2 Elsie Morley moves business to Glidden building (ad), 11/24/1933:8 Wilbur, Sheffield Wilkerson, Harold Dies in Rhode Island, 03/31/1933:2 West Medford man dies in Lakeville auto crash, 12/15/1933:1 Wilbur, William Driver in fatal crash fined $100, 01/05/1934:4 Obituary, 09/26/1930:3 Wilkie, Gladys Wilcox, Dorothy C. Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/19/1931:4 Wed to Ernest D. Howes, 08/01/1930:8 Engaged to John K. Benson, 01/26/1934:1 Wilcox, Edgar Wedding described, 05/25/1934:1 Outside foreman at L.O. Atwood's mill, 08/01/1930:8 Wilkie, Gladys P. Foreman at L.O. Atwood, 08/14/1931:3 Engaged to John K. Benson, 05/18/1934:4 Wilcox, Henry Wilkie, Roy Wood shed destroyed in fire, 11/07/1930:2 Starts milk route in Lakeville, 12/19/1930:7 Moves to house on Arch St, 03/13/1931:2 Wilkins, Lewis Wilcox, Henry H. North Fairhaven firm drills artesian well, 10/02/1931:2 Fire does considerable damage to South Middleboro farm, 10/31/1930:1 Wilkinson, Mary J. Granted pension by railroad, 10/31/1930:6 Sails for Kent, England, 02/20/1931:1 Wilcox, Lawrence Wilkinson, Mary Jane Attends training camp at Camp Devens, 07/25/1930:1 Purchases Cedar St property from Karl Kirk, 10/17/1930:1 Employed at Gazette office, 08/01/1930:9 Wilkinson, Mrs M.J. Wilcox, Mrs Henry Chimney fire on Cedar St, 12/26/1930:1 Brother dies in Wareham, 11/30/1934:1 Willard, Everett Wilcox, William Land damages awarded, 07/24/1931:1 New janitor at South Middleboro School, 01/10/1930:3 Wed to Eva M. Tibbetts, 12/02/1932:4 Counts vehicles in South Middleboro, 06/27/1930:7 Willard, Gretchen Hiltz Fire does considerable damage to South Middleboro farm, 10/31/1930:1 Obituary, 03/09/1934:1 Wood shed destroyed in fire, 11/07/1930:2 Willard, Lizzie S. Janitor of South Middleboro School, 05/29/1931:4 Tax collector's sale, 05/05/1933:7 Counts vehicles going through South Middleboro, 07/24/1931:7 Willet, Patrick Counts 13,400 autos in 13 hours, 08/05/1932:2 Daughter born, 12/02/1932:4 Brother-in-law dies in Brockton, 12/09/1932:3
256 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Willett, Alphonsine Willis, Milton Obituary, 03/25/1932:1 Son born, 10/23/1931:4 Willett, Louis, Jr. Willis, Mrs Stewart E. Willet in loving memory, 11/25/1932:4 Recovering from auto accident in Rhode Island, 05/08/1931:1 Willette, Edward Willis, Stewart B. Moves from Miller St to Middleboro, 10/16/1931:2 Resides in Westerly, RI, 10/10/1930:1 Chimney fire on North St, 11/25/1932:1 Purchases grocery and gas stand in South Stoughton, 05/06/1932:1 Willette, Warren Willis, Stewart E. Children have measles, 06/12/1931:9 Daughter bon, 05/13/1932:4 Williams, Anna M. Wilmot (Mr) Mrs Gates purchases ancient tavern on Middleboro-Rochester line from Auctioneer (ad), 01/10/1930:10 Williams, 03/21/1930:1 Wilmot, Alfred W.F. Williams, Charles Arraigned on charges of drunkenness, reckless driving, and operating Obituary, 12/21/1934:4 without a license, 03/30/1934:1 Williams, Clarabelle Fined $50 for drunk driving, 04/06/1934:5 Obituary, 04/11/1930:2 Wilmot, James Williams, Claribel G. House painting (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Wife of Charles W. dies at age 70, 04/04/1930:4 Ernest Perkins makes improvements to home, 10/03/1930:4 Williams, Edgar H. Contracts to paint exterior woodwork on high school, 11/06/1931:1 Boston man drops dead in Lakeville, 07/15/1932:1 Painters agree to wage reduction (ad), 02/19/1932:8 Williams, Ellis And Edgar Gay in charge of painting gangs, 12/15/1933:1 Chicken lays three-yolk egg, 09/23/1932:1 Wilmot, James J. Williams, Frank B. Awarded contract to paint public library, 06/30/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 11/07/1930:7 Wilmot, W. Williams, Harold Thanksgiving (poem), 11/28/1930:5 Lets Courtland St apartment to William Tuttle, 02/07/1930:1 Veterans of '61 (poem), 01/09/1931:5 Stolen bicycle recovered, 01/16/1931:1 Auction sale of furniture and new milch cow (ad), 05/22/1931:10 Williams, Harry W. Wilmot & Co., furniture, 167 Centre St (ad), 07/24/1931:8 Fire at Lakeville store, 01/10/1930:3 Do We Need War (poem), 11/25/1932:2 Moves to Boston, 11/20/1931:6 Second hand furniture (ad), 09/15/1933:8 Williams, Harry C. Appreciates care received at hospital (l), 12/27/1933:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/04/1931:5 Moves business from Center St to Jackson St (ad), 11/09/1934:8 Williams, Joseph Franklin Old Santa (poem), 11/30/1934:5 Obituary, 10/13/1933:1 To dispose of remaining stock to worthy cause (ad), 12/21/1934:8 Bridgewater man dies at age 66, 10/13/1933:4 Wilmot, Woodbury Williams, Kimbuck Indoor golf license transferred to outdoor, 04/24/1931:4 Daughter born, 02/26/1932:6 Fire in shed on Lincoln St, 05/29/1931:1 Moves from Plympton to East Middleboro, 04/07/1933:3 Chimney fire on Jackson St, 04/22/1932:4 Williams, Lewis Lightning does damage on Jackson St, 09/30/1932:1 Photo appears in New Bedford Standard, 08/29/1930:3 Help Our Town (poem), 09/01/1933:6 Williams, Mary E. Salvation Army representative (ad), 09/01/1933:8 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Wilmot's Check and Double Check Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/27/1933:5 Golf course on Center St (ad), 02/27/1931:8 Williams, Maude K. Wilson, George Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 04/10/1931:5 Wedding described, 07/03/1931:1 Williams, Susan E.A. Wilson, George A. Obituary, 11/25/1932:1 Engaged to Jean M. Desrosiers, 06/26/1931:4 Widow of John dies at age 91, 11/25/1932:4 Wilson, Hayward Williamson, Ethel Authorized distributor of MA Investors Trust shares, 11/03/1933:2 Father dies in Middleboro, 10/23/1931:3 Wilson, James M. Williamson, George Honored by Elks at memorial service, 12/11/1931:8 Mother dies in Bridgewater, 02/17/1933:6 Wilson, John Williamson, Ruth Obituary, 11/28/1930:6 Engaged to Albert A. Thomas, 02/16/1934:4 Wilson, Lucy A. Wedding described, 02/23/1934:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:5 Wed to Albert A. Thomas, 02/23/1934:4 Winberg, Hannah Willis, Everett Obituary, 03/20/1931:6 President of Point Connett Improvement association, 07/25/1930:1 Winberg, Hannah C. Willis, Everett M. Wife of John A. dies at age 78, 03/20/1931:4 Candidate for planning board, 01/01/1932:1 Funeral held at South Carver, 03/27/1931:2 Willis, James Window Treatments Fire in cellar of Lakeville home, 02/02/1934:4 Guy Brackett, 29 Smith St (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Willis, John Wing, Mrs George Son born, 05/29/1931:4 Funeral held in Brockton, 01/05/1934:1 Daughter born, 03/10/1933:1 Wing, Richard M. Willis, John B. Wed to Esther Evans, 04/08/1932:4 Resides in Brockton, 02/06/1931:1 Wingate, Claire Willis, John Everett Accepts position as secretary and librarian at City hospital in Akron, Born to John, 05/29/1931:4 OH, 10/27/1933:3
257 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Winnikki, Ellen Wise, Charlotte Laura Wedding described, 12/08/1933:3 Wedding described, 07/14/1933:8 Winslow (Representative) Witbeck, Allan Did not vote against suffrage 55 years ago, 04/03/1931:2 Young Scout officials receive keys to town (p), 04/08/1932:4 Votes against woman suffrage 55 years ago, 04/01/1932:2 Attends Severn school in Annapolis, 09/16/1932:1 Winslow, Arthur Attends Springfield College, 09/29/1933:1 Grass fire at estate on Marion Rd, 03/28/1930:7 Witbeck, Allan A. Completes stocking of ice house, 01/23/1931:3 Named alternate to U.S. Naval Academy, 12/16/1932:1 Returns from two months in Europe, 09/18/1931:3 Student at Severn school in Maryland, 12/23/1932:1 Donates 16 volumes of American Encyclopedia to Rock library, Severn school student to attend presidential inauguration, 03/03/1933:1 10/09/1931:9 Witbeck, Allen Grants use of Camp Winslow to Rock scouts, 11/20/1931:6 Graduates from Severn Academy in Maryland, 06/02/1933:1 Employs James Perkins, 02/26/1932:7 Attends Springfield College, 03/30/1934:1 Puts up ice supply, 02/26/1932:7 Witbeck, Chester M. Break-in at summer home on Marion Rd, 05/11/1934:1 Wed to Mertie Newhall, 10/23/1931:4 Winslow, Asa I. Witbeck, John Obituary, 03/17/1933:1 Sells Everett St home to Louis Forney, 07/11/1930:1 Winslow, Asa Irving Witbeck, Julian H. Dies in Denver, CO, 03/17/1933:2 Wedding described, 07/11/1930:1 Winslow, I.N. Wed to Jessie M. Lupien, 07/11/1930:4 Votes for pay reduction for legislators 55 years ago, 02/13/1931:3 Witbeck, Mertie Winslow, Kenelm Conducts library class at high school, 11/04/1932:2 Praise for the Middleboro Gazette (l), 01/03/1930:3 Conducts library class at Bates School, 11/04/1932:3 Treasurer of Central Cemetery association, 02/14/1930:1 Addresses students at Bridgewater State Teachers' College, Thanks those who gave information about Central Cemetery (l), 11/18/1932:1 03/07/1930:1 Teaches library course at Bates School, 10/20/1933:7 Information wanted (ad), 03/07/1930:10 Witbeck, Mertie E. Central Cemetery open for business (l), 06/06/1930:3 Delivers book talk to Cabot Club, 03/21/1930:3 Ancestors' Sunday (l), 07/18/1930:1 Witham, Ida S. Appropriations asked for sacred concert (l), 07/25/1930:3 Obituary, 02/05/1932:1 Things to remember about Ancestor's Day (l) (p), 08/08/1930:5 Widow of Edwin F. dies at age 76, 02/05/1932:4 Ancestral pews (l), 08/22/1930:2 Witham, Mrs Morris In support of Newkirk's candidacy for treasurer (ad) (l), 01/09/1931:3 Resides in Pittson, 07/03/1931:1 In support of A.G. Newkirk (ad) (l), 01/16/1931:6 Witherell, Louise C. Thanks North Middleboro friends for kindnesses (l), 06/19/1931:2 Wed to Frank Matheson, 09/26/1930:4 Ancestors' Sunday (l), 07/24/1931:6 Wed to Frank Matheson in New Hampshire, 09/26/1930:4 Sunday sports (l), 10/30/1931:9 Witrakas, Paul Christian citizen in rebellion (l), 01/22/1932:5 Daughter born, 05/08/1931:4 An open letter to the selectmen concerning films shown at Park Theatre Wolski, Frank (l), 02/19/1932:4 Nitz pleads not guilty to poisoning Wolski's cows, 04/11/1930:3 Academy building should be preserved (l), 02/26/1932:7 Large crowd in court for cow poisoning case, 04/18/1930:2 Preservation of Academy building (l), 03/04/1932:3 Bail set at $1,000 in poisoning case, 04/25/1930:1 The academy building (l), 03/18/1932:3 Wolski sues Nitz for poisoning cows, 05/02/1930:1 Plenty of space left at Central Cemetery (l), 10/14/1932:7 Poison charges against Mary Nitz not sustained, 06/20/1930:1 The beer question (l), 04/21/1933:6 Petitions to sell real estate on behalf of insane wife, 09/28/1934:7 Let us begin to be historical (l), 09/22/1933:6 Wolski, Michael Letter is food for thought, 09/29/1933:1 Engaged to Stacia E. Szostakowski, 02/17/1933:4 Invites discussion on 18th amendment (l), 12/15/1933:2 Wedding described, 03/03/1933:1 The old New England conscience (l), 03/02/1934:5 Wed to Stacia Szostakowski, 03/03/1933:4 Historical Society encourages donations (l), 06/08/1934:1 Wolski, Wladyslawa Winsor, Lucy T. Petition for license to sell real estate, 11/23/1934:5 Obituary, 02/03/1933:3 Women's Christian Temperance Union Winterhalder, Henry Released from blame for letter to New Bedford Times (l) (Arianna B. Fined $10 and gets suspended sentence for assault and drunkenness, Crothers), 01/10/1930:4 05/30/1930:3 Central Baptist hosts Plymouth County convention, 10/31/1930:1 Winterhalder, Mildred Women's Relief Corps Auto tips on side on Rte 28, 09/28/1934:5 Conducts Flag Day exercises, 06/20/1930:3 Winterhalder, Mrs Henry Presents flag to Bates School in Memorial Day exercises, 06/05/1931:2 Burned about the arms while cleaning dress with gasoline, 01/30/1931:4 Selectmen discuss repairs to old fire station, 04/21/1933:1 Winterhalder, Rose Wood, Abner Knocked down by auto driven by Wareham woman, 03/17/1933:1 Lets Wappanucket place to John Wilbur, 03/28/1930:7 Case of negligence continued, 04/14/1933:1 Wood, Adeline V. Winterhaulder, Henry Petition for administration of estate, 11/21/1930:7, 11/28/1930:6 Files complaint regarding filling station near home, 11/03/1933:1 Wood, Alfred Fire chief reports to selectmen on gasoline station, 11/17/1933:4 Juveniles take car for joy ride, 03/03/1933:4 Winthrop-Atkins Co. Graduates from Bridgewater Teachers' College, 06/08/1934:1 Break-in at gift shop, 01/03/1930:1 Wood, Alfred L. Only cash taken in break-in, 01/10/1930:1 To attend Bridgewater Normal School, 07/11/1930:1 Amy Brown new bookkeeper, 03/14/1930:1 Senior marshal at Bridgewater State graduation, 06/23/1933:1 Accepts post as principal at Littleton Junior High, 06/08/1934:1
258 Middleboro Gazette Index: 1930 - 1934
Wood, Alfred L. cont. Wood, Lorenzo cont. Engaged to Geraldine Stafford, 09/28/1934:4, 10/05/1934:6 Member of Odd Fellows dies, 06/20/1930:2 Wedding described, 10/12/1934:1 Co-operative Bank passes resolutions upon death, 06/20/1930:4 Wood, Alfred Lovell Son born, 04/07/1933:4 Engaged to Geraldine Stafford, 12/29/1933:1 Wood, Lorenzo, Jr. Wood, Amy Wed to Mary Cushing Stetson, 06/20/1930:4 Wedding described, 10/13/1933:1 Wood, Lorenzo. Jr. Wood, Andrew Daughter born, 08/07/1931:4 Top speller in Middleboro, 04/10/1931:1 Wood, Lorenzo, Jr. Wins town spelling bee for second time, 04/01/1932:1 Born to Lorenzo, 04/07/1933:4 Does well in spelling bee at New Bedford, 04/22/1932:1 Wood, Louis P. Speaks at Junior Red Cross meeting in Providence, 03/23/1934:1 Daughter born, 12/19/1930:6 Wood, Andrew C. Wood, Louisa Purchases farm from Lorenzo Miller 55 years ago, 10/09/1931:7 To study music in France, 06/03/1932:1 Wood, Annah M. Wood, Louisa Burt Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/17/1931:5 Students give pleasing recital, 05/23/1930:7 Wood, Ardelle Performs at classical concert at Wheaton College, 11/03/1933:1 Feeding tray frequented by evening grosbeaks, 01/31/1930:5 Pupils present delightful recital, 06/29/1934:5 Wood, Charles E. Wood, Madaleine Estate sells Watertown cottage to Charles Carver, 02/14/1930:1 Recovers from influenza, 02/19/1932:4 Wood, Edward C. Wood, Madeline Webster St homestead purchased by D.D. Sullivan, 01/03/1930:1 Principal of South Lakeville School for coming year, 06/19/1931:4 Wood, Elliot H. Wood, Mrs John Obituary, 02/13/1931:1 Resides in Gloucester, 07/25/1930:4 East Weymouth man dies at age 73, 02/13/1931:4 Wood, Naomi Wood, Ephriam Employed at Hahnemann hospital in Worcester, 02/14/1930:1 Obituary, 11/16/1934:1 Wood, Olive L. Dies at age 76, 11/16/1934:4 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 08/12/1932:3 Wood, F.E. Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7, 05/05/1933:7 Purchases stable from Job Braley 55 years ago, 10/09/1931:7 Wood, Polly Miller Wood, Florence J. Infant daughter of Lorenzo, Jr. dies, 09/11/1931:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate in Middleboro, 11/11/1932:4 Wood, Raymond H. Wood, Harold Son born, 07/17/1931:4 Group proves ice fishing alive and well here, 01/26/1934:1 Blasting at post office site causes damage to surrounding businesses, Wood, Harold S. 05/13/1932:1 Lets Oak St apartment to C.H. Bates, 07/11/1930:1 Wood, R.H. T.M. Ryder & Co. purchases insurance agency of Harold S. Wood, Son born, 04/18/1930:4 12/11/1931:2 Wood, Roger T.M. Ryder & Co. purchases insurance agency of Harold S. Wood (ad), Transferred to Hyannis district of A&P, 04/06/1934:1 12/11/1931:2 Correction: Connected with Cape and Vineyard Electric Co., not A&P, Tax collector's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:2 04/13/1934:1 Tax collector's sale, 12/02/1932:7 Wood, Theodore N. Files nomination papers for selectman, 12/28/1934:1 A caption amended (l), 02/28/1930:2 Wood, Harry A. Couple married 25 years, 10/24/1930:1 Composes song for baccalaureate service, 07/10/1931:1 Wood, Thomas Completes writing of communion service, 03/30/1934:1 Hurt on fall in icy conditions 55 years ago, 01/17/1930:8 Wood, Hartley Wood, T.N. Rogues ransack house 55 years ago, 01/03/1930:6 Attends 30th class reunion at Dartmouth, 06/19/1931:1 Wood, Henry Wood, Warren Bridgewater couple married 50 years, 03/20/1931:2 Sells Warrentown dwelling to Frank Shurtleff 55 years ago, Rock couple attends anniversary, 03/20/1931:7 10/24/1930:8 Wood, Horatio G. Wood as Fuel Obituary, 05/08/1931:1 Request for bids to supply schools (ad), 07/04/1930:6 Newport, RI man dies at age 69, 05/08/1931:4 G.M. Simmons, bargain sale on wood (ad), 01/09/1931:8 Wood, Josephine E. Request for bids for schoolhouses (ad), 07/31/1931:3 Obituary, 03/07/1930:1, 03/14/1930:1 Gilbert Simmons, special sale on wood (ad), 09/11/1931:8 Wood, L. Ardelle Best pine and oak at $4 and $4.50 a cord 55 years ago, 09/18/1931:7 Obituary, 08/19/1932:1 Board of Public Welfare solicits bids for 100 cords of wood, Widow of Andrew M. dies at age 76, 08/19/1932:4 12/25/1931:3 Wood, Leonard Call for bids to provide firewood to schools (ad), 07/29/1932:7 Memorial tablet unveiled at Harvard Memorial church, 10/20/1933:1 Notice from town manager to wood dealers (ad), 08/11/1933:8 Group proves ice fishing alive and well here, 01/26/1934:1 Notice to wood dealers (ad), 10/06/1933:8 Wood, Lorenzo L.O. Atwood, kindling wood (ad), 12/14/1934:5 Obituary, 05/02/1930:1 Woodard, Leslie Tribute (l) (Henry S. Griffith), 05/02/1930:1 Leases Jennie Phillips farm in South Middleboro, 08/21/1931:2 Dies at age 61, 05/02/1930:4 Woodbridge, C. Kingsley Flag at school kept at half-mast, 05/09/1930:3 Takes new post at Remington-Rand Business Service in Buffalo, NY, Petition for administration of estate, 05/09/1930:5 03/06/1931:1 Middleboro Teachers' Association passes resolutions upon death, Woodbridge, Janet Merriam 05/16/1930:4 Engaged to M. Jean Jeanneney, 11/20/1931:1
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Woodbridge, Sumner B. Wrestling cont. Promoted to NE district manager at E.I. du Pont De Nemours & Co., Bouts at Town House draw good-sized audience, 02/23/1934:1 11/04/1932:4 Bout draws encouraging numbers here, 03/02/1934:1 Woodbury (Mr) Wright (Mr and Mrs) Purchases stable at Erpelle place 55 years ago, 09/12/1930:7 Purchase Silvia residence in North Lakeville, 02/17/1933:2 Woodland, John Wright, Alexander C. Purchases Wareham St estate from Richmond Bishop, 08/22/1930:1 Daughter born, 05/08/1931:3 Occupies new home on Wareham St, 10/24/1930:1 Wright, Alice Obituary, 05/13/1932:1 Engaged to Richard L. Parmenter, 05/20/1932:4 Boston man dies at age 69, 05/13/1932:4 Wed to Richard L. Parmenter, 05/27/1932:4 Will in probate, 06/03/1932:5 Wright, Arthur Woodland, Mrs John Member of high school football team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Sails for Florence, 04/27/1934:1 Wright, Bartlett M. Woods Lake Terrace Land Co. Obituary, 03/30/1934:6 Cottage for rent (ad), 06/20/1930:3 Wright, Chester E. Purchased by Lake Shores Realty Co. of Framingham (ad), Engaged to Eileen A. Huxley, 11/16/1934:4 05/15/1931:3 Wed to Eileen A. Huxley, 11/30/1934:4 Wood's Pond Wed to Eileen Huxley, 11/30/1934:6 Two cottages destroyed by fire, 05/16/1930:3 Wright, Chester Elton Pine stand blaze on shores of pond, 1/27/1933:1 Wedding described, 11/30/1934:1 Crippled boy, Billy Delaney, saves sister Geraldine from drowning at Wright, Crawford Wood's Pond, 07/21/1933:1 Member of high school baseball, basketball, and football teams (p), Woodsum, John R. 06/22/1934:8 Notice of responsibility for own bills only, 08/21/1931:5 Wright, Doris Woodward (Dr) Gains recognition for photographic work, 05/30/1930:4 Office of Woodward, Woodward, and Hall suffers break-in, Wright, Eleanor L. 09/07/1934:4 Engaged to Rodney M. Blake, 07/14/1933:4, 8 Woodward (Mr) Wed to Rodney M. Blake, 07/21/1933:4 Daughter born, 10/21/1932:4 Wright, Eleanor Langley Woodward, Betty Moulton Engaged to Rodney Manford Blake, 02/03/1933:1 Born to Leslie M., 10/21/1932:6 Wedding described, 07/21/1933:1 Woodward, Frank N. Wright, Eugene A. Tree breaks in storm, damages property of Arthur Monroe, 12/26/1930:1 Notable baseball player of old, 11/09/1934:3 Woodward, Franklin N. Wright, Howard G. Town not liable for damage done by tree during storm, 01/09/1931:1 Engaged to Maude H. Worman, 12/15/1933:4 Woodward, James Elmer Wed to Maude H. Worman, 12/27/1933:4 Wed to Marion Edith Pitchford, 09/14/1934:2 Wedding described, 12/27/1933:4 Woodward, Katherina Goetz Wright, Joseph Daughter born, 10/21/1932:6 Barbers announce change in prices (ad), 01/13/1933:8 Woodward, Leslie Wright, Joseph Lawrence Daughter born, 10/21/1932:6 Obituary, 06/09/1933:1 Woodward, Leslie M. Wright, Katherine Rents Benson St farm from Mrs Joseph Phillips, 08/14/1931:7 Purchases beauty shop from Alice Champagne, 10/24/1930:1 Daughter born, 10/21/1932:6 Wright, Katherine F. Purchases Benson St farm from Joseph Phillips, 10/20/1933:4 Chiropody (ad), 01/03/1930:7 Woodworking Wright, Nathan A.L. Beals, photo jig-saw puzzle (ad), 03/10/1933:6 Dahlia bulbs (ad), 04/11/1930:10 Woolworth's (see F.W. Woolworth & Co.) Wright, Nathan E. Wootonekanuske, Princess (see Mitchell, Charlotte L.) Engaged to Helena E.M. VonBerg, 10/06/1933:4 Wordell, Arthur Wedding described, 10/13/1933:1 Funeral held in North Westport, 10/07/1932:7 Wed to Helena E. VonBerg, 10/13/1933:4 Wordell, Arthur E. Wright, William Parked car struck by Hatchville auto on new Cape road, 10/21/1932:1 Donates book collection to Lakeville library, 11/27/1931:4 World War, 1914-1918 Wright, William L. And They Go Marching On (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 10/10/1930:9 Bedford St gardens and trees make pretty sight, 05/05/1933:8 Worman, Maude H. Wrightington, Andrew Engaged to Howard G. Wright, 12/15/1933:4 Collides with New Bedford driver in front of Post Office, 12/04/1931:1 Wed to Howard G. Wright, 12/27/1933:4 Wrightington, George Wedding described, 12/27/1933:4 Fined $10 for disturbing the peace on 4th of July, 07/15/1932:1 Wrestling Charged with bog trespassing, 09/07/1934:2 Fred Allen makes first appearance as professional wrestler, Wrightington, Joseph 02/26/1932:4 Fined $100 for driving uninsured car, 09/14/1934:6 Fred Allen wins second professional bout, 03/04/1932:1 Wrightington, Joseph E. Fred Allen adds another victim to rapidly growing list, 03/18/1932:4 Wood sawing truck collides with Hollis' auto at Main and Montello St, Hector Henry and Frederick Allen earn notice in wrestling circles, 02/16/1934:1 04/22/1932:3 Pleads guilty to operating without license and registration, 03/02/1934:1 Selectmen take no action on request from Chester Sylvester for public Wrightington, Mary bouts, 09/02/1932:1 Engaged to William Shaw, 11/14/1930:6 Resents statement about wrestling permit (l) (Chester M. Sylvester), Wedding described, 03/13/1931:2, 6 09/09/1932:5
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Wrightington, Mary E. Young, Herman Engaged to William M. Shaw, 11/28/1930:4 Son born, 07/15/1932:6, 03/23/1934:4 Wed to Willard M. Shaw, 05/29/1931:4 Young, Joseph Wrightington, Olive M. Chimney fire on Oak St, 12/15/1933:4, 01/26/1934:1 Engaged to Harrison F. Newcomb, 07/31/1931:4 Young, Joseph W. Wed to Harrison F. Newcomb, 08/07/1931:4 Eye injured at work with highway department, 12/26/1930:1 Wrightington, Solon Young, Katherine D. Resides in Plymouth, 10/05/1934:1 Will in probate, 01/24/1930:5 W.S. Andrews & Son Young, Marjorie H. Shoes, Center St (ad), 10/09/1931:7 Engaged to Foster C. Jackson, 11/16/1934:1 Enna Jettick shoes in 177 sizes, 11/06/1931:7 Young, Mary Enna Jettick shoes good for tender feet, 12/11/1931:9 Funeral held in Dorchester, 04/14/1933:7 Enna Jetticks invite imitation, 01/01/1932:7 Young, N.W. History and profile of Middleboro shoe business, 09/28/1934:1 Urges pride in new Post Office (l), 07/21/1933:3 W.T. Grant Co. Young, Olive 59 Centre St (ad), 01/03/1930:3 Ill with mumps, 03/10/1933:4 Employs Elizabeth Alger, 07/11/1930:1 Young, Olive R. Frank Cavanaugh new assistant, 08/01/1930:1 Engaged to James H. Davis, Jr., 11/02/1934:6 Manager Rex McDonald replaced by Mr Mitchell, 02/20/1931:1 Young, William Refuses to comply with retail store decree (ad), 02/26/1932:3 Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 T.C. Salter new manager, Mitchell transfers to Easthampton store, Moves from Wareham St to Miller St, 11/23/1934:6 01/13/1933:1 Young, William H. Robert Shurtleff transfers to Stamford, CT, 02/24/1933:1 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 07/25/1930:8 State advertises firm refusing to comply with retail store decree (ad), Young Men's Christian Association 06/30/1933:2 D. Melvern Gammons physical director, 03/14/1930:1 28th anniversary sale (ad), 10/05/1934:2 Holds annual meeting, 05/02/1930:1 Clarence Stone resigns, 10/26/1934:1 Plans in place for maintenance campaign, 05/02/1930:1 Manager Salter transfers to Weymouth, Cucinotta transfers here, Maintenance Campaign (ad), 05/02/1930:5 10/26/1934:1 Annual maintenance campaign moves along (t), 05/09/1930:4 J.P. Cucinnotta new manager, 11/16/1934:1 Maintenance Campaign closes (t), 05/16/1930:1 Wyman, Henry A. Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 12/12/1930:7 Appointed trustee of Massachusetts Memorial hospital, 03/07/1930:2 Holds annual father and son banquet (p), 03/13/1931:2 Sails for Europe, 03/28/1930:7 Holds annual exhibition, 04/24/1931:5 Sails on new fast liner Europa, 04/04/1930:9 Holds annual meeting, 05/01/1931:1 Associated as special counsel to state department of banking, Campaign makes good start (t), 05/08/1931:1 01/09/1931:1 Even in days of economic hardship, YMCA worthy of donations, Completes stocking of ice house, 01/23/1931:3 05/08/1931:1 Makes generous fund raising offer to Rock Village Library, Middleboro folks come through again, 05/15/1931:1 02/27/1931:2 D. Melvern Gammons physical director, 08/07/1931:1 Sails for France, 04/10/1931:6 First report on maintenance campaign (t), 05/06/1932:6 Returns from Europe, 05/22/1931:9 Solicit $4,200 in maintenance campaign, 05/13/1932:1 Puts up ice supply, 02/26/1932:7 Bowlers hold annual banquet (t), 06/03/1932:4 Employs Gerard Ryder, 04/22/1932:3 Opens bowling league play for season, 09/22/1933:5 Sails for England, 04/29/1932:3 Celebrates 50th anniversary of reorganization here, detailed history, Sails for home, 05/06/1932:7 11/17/1933:1 Contributes books to Rock Village Library, 09/01/1933:6 Opens third season of Mercantile Basketball League, 11/24/1933:1 Sails for Turkey, 04/20/1934:3 Standings (t), 12/08/1933:5 And wife sail home from Germany, 05/18/1934:2 Cast and crew of upcoming performance of World's All Right (ad), Wyman, Mrs Henry A. 12/08/1933:6 Sails for Naples, 02/02/1934:3 World's All Right more than satisfies, 12/15/1933:1 Hanson writes letter of appreciation to play participants (l), Y 12/22/1933:4 Kicks off fund campaign, 04/13/1934:1 Young, Bertha Organizes for campaign, 04/20/1934:1 Resides in Brookline, 03/02/1934:3 Holds annual gym exhibition, 04/20/1934:4 Takes beauty culture course at Hub Academy in Boston, 11/23/1934:6 Holds annual meeting, 04/27/1934:5 Young, Cordelia A. Needs $4,500 in support, 04/27/1934:5 Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 10/23/1931:5 Opens campaign, 05/04/1934:2 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/23/1931:5 Holden re-elected president at annual meeting, 05/04/1934:6 Tax collector's sale of real estate, 04/13/1934:7 Mercantile Basketball League holds annual banquet, 05/11/1934:1 Young, Elizabeth Contributions total $1,315.20, 05/11/1934:2 Obituary, 09/11/1931:1 Fund falls short of goal, 05/18/1934:5 Young, Helen V. A tribute to Howard C. Holden, 12/28/1934:1 Engaged to Russell L. Dorflinger, 10/02/1931:4 Young's Garage Young, Helen W. Corner of West Grove and Elm St (ad), 07/08/1932:2 Wed to Russell L. Dorflinger, 10/16/1931:4 Yukna, Anthony Young, Henry Pleads not guilty to assault on Charles Stuart, 02/13/1931:1 Engaged to Gertrude Dennis, 05/16/1930:4 Assault case continued, 02/20/1931:7 Wed to Gertrude Dennis, 06/20/1930:4
Workman struck by Standish's auto on way to work, 12/16/1932:1
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Z Znotin, Anna Obituary, 11/18/1932:1 Zacchilli, Louis Znotin, Annia Wedding described, 04/22/1932:7 Wife of Kazimer dies at age 44, 11/18/1932:4 Zahlite, Arnold Znotin, Kazimer Engaged to be married, 12/09/1932:6 Faces liquor charges, 05/27/1932:3 Zakarian, Mrs Vagen Held for grand jury, 06/03/1932:4 Cigarettes and cigars taken from store, 02/26/1932:1 Zoning Guilty of stealing gas and electricity from town, 12/14/1934:2 Planning Board outlines the advantages of zoning, 12/23/1932:7 Zakarian, Peter Zrodlowski, Leon Vito Rullo fined $10 for assault on Zakarian, 09/08/1933:4 Wedding described, 06/29/1934:7 Cigars and cigarettes stolen from store, 03/23/1934:1 Zutaut, Charles Charged with maintaining a liquor nuisance, 06/01/1934:4 Victim of pickpocket at carnival, 09/14/1934:2 Fined $50 on liquor charge, 06/15/1934:5 Zakarian, Vagen Tax collector's sale of real estate, 07/29/1932:2 Zataut, Frank Arrested for maintaining liquor nuisance, 05/09/1930:1 Not guilty of maintaining liquor nuisance, 05/16/1930:2 Zeiba, Edward Engaged to Alma M. Baldwin, 04/06/1934:4 Wed to Alma M. Baldwin, 04/27/1934:4 Zelonis, Alice P. Wedding described, 07/07/1933:1 Wed to Charles L. Roscani, 07/07/1933:4 Zelonis, John Wedding described, 06/03/1932:1 Wed to Dorothy Jardullo, 06/03/1932:4 Held for grand jury on assault charge, 02/03/1933:1 Zelonis, John A. Engaged to Dorothy Jardullo, 05/27/1932:4 Zeman, Esther Wed to Ernest Turnwall, 10/23/1931:1 Zervas, Angelo Manager of Park Cafe, 04/27/1934:1 Zidales, Stanley A. Appointed to Air Corps training in Texas, 09/14/1934:1 Zidiales, Stanley Junior in engineering at Rhode Island State College, 03/10/1933:6 On prom committee at Rhode Island State College, 04/14/1933:1 Zidiales, Stanley A. Returns to Rhode Island State College, 09/18/1931:1 Zidialis, Stephen Completes 25 years of service at Keith company, 12/22/1933:1 Zilonis, Alice P. Engaged to Charles L. Roscani, 06/09/1933:4 Zilonis, Walter Member of high school baseball team (p), 06/22/1934:8 Zimble, Benjamin Calls on old acquaintances here, 03/17/1933:1 Zimmerman, Abraham Sanatorium worker Robert Pearson struck by auto driven by Zimmerman, 04/13/1934:1 Zion, Alexander Wed to Marion J. Malwicki, 10/09/1931:4 Zion, Alexander W. Engaged to Marion J. Nawlicki, 09/18/1931:4 Zion, Henry Stolen muskmelons prove expensive, 09/29/1933:1 Zion, Henry E. Arrested for larceny of gasoline, 11/23/1934:1 Fined $10 for larceny of gasoline, 12/07/1934:6 Zion, Joseph Petitions for license to sell gasoline, 12/05/1930:9 Obituary, 06/12/1931:1 Dies at age 51, 06/12/1931:4 Dies at South Hanson hospital, 06/12/1931:9 Fined $5 for failure to slow at intersection, 12/16/1932:1 Zmudin, Genevieve M. Wed to John H. Sylvia, 06/20/1930:6
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