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48.00
1,206.00
0
279
24,713.00
1,150.00
1908
*2,170.00
990.00
57.00
1,774.50
1
258
26,063.00
1,350.00
1909
*2,175.00
1,014.00
96.50
1,506.00
1
253
27,538.00
1,475.00
1910
*2,325.00
1,112.00
106.50
1,897.00
3
275
29,013.00
1,475.00
1911
*1,845.00
1,109.00
109.00
1,823.50
2
261
30,488.00
1,475.00
1912
2,561.00
475.00
1,247.00
130.00
1,999.00
3
293
33,513.00
3,025.00
1913
2,680.00
425.00
1,149.00
73.00
2,031.50
1
299
35,738.00
2,225.00
1914
3,460.00
465.00
1,525.00
130.00
2,007.50
3
331
37,463.00
1,725.00
1915
2,550.00
390.00
1,308.00
109.00
2,080.50
2
311
40,388.00
2,925.00
1916
3,460.00
505.00
1,451.00
117.00
2,364.00
1
324
44,738.00
4,350.00
PUBLIC BURIAL PLACES
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*Sale of lots and graves.
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108
JANUARY 1, 1917, PERPETUAL CARE FUND BONDS (CITY OF QUINCY BONDS ONLY) Rate 4% unless specified
Due
March $1,000.00
April $1,000.00
June $3,000.00
July $4,000.00
August $2,975.00
November $1,500.00
Total
1917
1918
1,000.00
1,000.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00 (42)
7,000.00
1919
1,000.00
1,000.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
6,000.00
1920
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
3,000.00
1921
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
3,000.00
1922
1,000.00
1,000.00
1928
3,000.00
3,000.00
1929
1,000.00
1,000.00
1930
1,000.00
1,000.00
1931
1,000.00
1,000.00
1932
1,000.00
1,000.00
1933
1,000.00
·
.
1,000.00
$11,000.00
$3,000.00
$9,000.00
$9,000.00
$2,975.00
$7,500.00
$42,475.00
CITY OF QUINCY
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1,000.00 (42)
$14,475.00
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BONDS HELD BY THE PERPETUAL CARE FUND, QUINCY, MASS.
DECEMBER 31, 1916.
Order No.
Per Cent
Dated
Maturity
51
A mount $3,000.00
4
March 1, 1912
March 1, 1917-1919, inc. ($1,000 yearly)
130
3,000.00
4
April 1, 1914
April 1, 1917-1919, inc.
1,000 ycarly)
196
3,000.00
4
June
1,1914
Junc
1, 1917-1919, inc. ( 1,000 yearly)
200
1,000.00
4
June
1,1915
June
1,1917
209
5,000.00
4
June
1, 1915
June
1, 1917-1921, inc. ( 1,000 yearly)
327
6,000.00
4
July
1, 1916
July
1, 1917-1922, inc. ( 1,000 ycarly)
72
3,000.00
4
July
1,1916
July
1,1917
234
1,475.00
4
Aug.
1,1916
Aug.
1,1917
354
1,500.00
4
Aug.
1,1916
Aug.
1,1917
296
2,000.00
4
Nov.
1, 1914
Nov.
1, 1917-1918, inc. ( 1,000 yearly)
526
500.00
4
Nov.
1,1916
Nov. 1,1917
326
5,000.00
4
Nov.
1,1916
Nov. 1, 1917-1921, inc. ( 1,000 ycarly)
78
8,000.00
4
March 1, 1913
March 1, 1928-1933, inc. ( 3,000, 1928)
( 1,000 ycarly 1929-1933)
$42,475.00
Above bonds deposited in city treasurer's vault.
PUBLIC BURIAL PLACES
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CITY OF QUINCY
RESOURCES, EXPENDITURES AND RECEIPTS FOR 1916.
Appropriation .
$6,100.00
Balance, 1915.
347.24
Rent from house .. .
115.20
Income from trust funds.
1,715.80
Foundation and regrading.
1,439.49
$9,717.73
Expended.
Hardware and tools
$99.40
Trees and shrubs.
2.40
Telephones
37.19
Stable, etc.
581.43
Secretary and clerk
444.00
Superintendent .
1,150.00
Labor. .
6,763.89
All other expenses
449.34
9,527.65
Balance December 31, 1916. $190.08
Rebuilding Wall, Hancock Cemetery.
Special appropriation, 1915.
$475.00
Special appropriation, 1916.
1.000.00
$1,475.00
Expended, Pinel Tool Company.
$400.00
Labor and team
14.00
414.00
$1,061.00
Receipts Paid to City Treasurer.
Care of lots
$2,364.00
Sale of lots.
3,460.00
Sale of graves
505.00
Opening graves.
1,451.00
Miscellaneous receipts .
119.00
$7,899.00
Perpetual Care Fund.
Amount of fund December 31, 1915. .
$40,388.00
Plus amount added in 1916. 4,350.00
$14,738.00
Plus accrued interest
1,496.75
$46,234.75
Less amount paid for care of lots.
1,496.75
Amount of fund December 31, 1916. .
$44,738.00
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PUBLIC BURIAL PLACES
Charles E. French Fund.
Amount of fund, December 31, 1915. $3,000.00
Plus accrued interest . 101.67
Less amount paid for care of Hancock Cemetery .. .
$3,101.67
101.67
Amount of fund December 31, 1916. $3,000.00
C. C. Johnson Fund.
Amount of fund December 31, 1915.
$150.00
Plus accrued interest . 6.06
$156.06
Less amount paid for care of lot .
6.06
Amount of fund December 31, 1916.
$150.00
William Williams Fund.
Amount of fund.
$400.00
Plus accrued interest .
29.64
$429.64
Less amount paid for flowers and care.
18.00
$411.64
STATISTICS.
Total number of interments, 1916.
325
Mt. Wollaston Cemetery 324
Hancock Cemetery
1
Adults
192
Under twenty-one years of age.
133
Died in Quincy .
220
Died in other places.
105
Total number of lots cared for
1135
Perpetual care.
353
Yearly care.
782
This has been a busy year for this department, and our report is a lengthy one. The many improvements made in the management require that the citizens should have knowledge of them. Let us call your at- tention to this fact that had the department done nothing they would have nothing to report.
Very respectfully,
FREDERICK F. GREEN, Chairman, ALFRED H. GILSON, Secretary, ARTHUR B. HULTMAN, HAZEN E. RICKER,
ALEX. W. RUSSELL,
JOSEPH H. VOGEL.
REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR.
Quincy, Mass., January 1, 1917.
To His Honor, the Mayor of the City of Quincy:
The Overseer of the Poor, in compliance with the city ordinances, respectfully presents his report for the year ending December 31, 1916.
The department has handled 358 cases this year, of which number forty-six cases were aided under Chapter 763, Acts 1913, an Act to Aid Mothers with Dependent Children, which in many cases means almost en- tire support.
On August 13, 1916, sixteen cases, being aided in other cities and towns and having settlement in Quincy, lost their settlement in Quincy under Chapter 669, Acts 1911; of these, nine cases were being aided under Chapter 763, Acts 1913.
The high cost of living has seriously affected the department and increased the expenditures of the same.
The Associated Charities, other societies and individuals have co- operated splendidly in making the work of the department constructive as well as helpful.
A detailed report of the cost of the almshouse and outside poor will be found in the following statement.
The following is the financial statement for the year:
Appropriation
$22,000.00
Balance from 1915.
2,503.69
Johnson Fund.
80.80
Transfer .
3,500.00
Special, aid to mothers.
1,884.00
Expended outside poor
$13,992.84
Expended almshouse
5,474.45
Expended aid to mothers.
10,123.87
Total expenditures to December 31, 1916.
29,591.16
Balance December 31, 1916
$337.33
Special appropriation, aid to mothers with dependent children .
2,000.00
Expended, special. .
$116.00
Total expenditures.
116.00
Balance .
$1,884.00
Transferred to miscellaneous.
1,884.00
Expense of Outside Poor.
Automobile.
$195.74
Board.
1,881.33
Burial.
267.05
Carriage and ambulance.
64.00
Cash.
294.00
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REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR
Cash, aid to mothers with dependent children.
$5,325.00
Clothing
48,71
Coal.
1,241.38
Groceries
2,636.76
Hospitals .
1,181.08
Medicine
154.26
Moving
59.80
Office expenses
190.04
Other cities and towns.
3,356.84
Rent
4,325.80
Shoes
385.47
Telephone .
65.73
Transportation .
66.10
Groceries supplied from almshouse.
2,377.62
$24,116.71
Aid to mothers with dependent children under Chapter 763, Acts 1913
10,123.87
Net cost of outside poor .
$13,992.84
Aid to Mothers with Dependent Children.
Groceries.
$778.25
Hospitals
9.30
Medicine.
43.53
Coal .
359.55
Cash
5,325.00
Shoes.
141.64
Rent
2,288.80
Other cities and towns.
1,177.80
$10,123.87
Special appropriation, aid to mothers
2,000.00
Expended .
116.00
$1,884.00
Transferred to miscellaneous poor
Expense of Almshouse.
Carriage
$1.50
Clothing and supplies
268.98
Coal.
739.21
Express.
4.91
Furniture
102.71
Groceries
4,463.19
Grain.
334.16
Hardware
76.53
Ice
79.97
Lighting
154.89
Medicine .
92.63
Papers.
12.00
Shoeing and repairs .
76.70
Supplies .
308.32
Telephone
27.58
Veterinary services
7.00
Wages of maids.
351.79
Warden's salary.
750.00
Credit by supplies to outside poor
$7,852.07 2,377.62
Net cost of almshouse.
$5,474.45
1,884.00
$21,739.09
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CITY OF QUINCY
Inmates.
Number of inmates January 1, 1916. .
24
Number admitted during the year 1916.
11
Number readmitted . . 12
Total number during the year .
47
Discharged during the year
30
Died during the year .
2
32
Number in almshouse December 31, 1916.
Number of families aided temporarily.
312
Number of families aided under Chapter 763, Acts 1913 .
46
Number of families having settlement in Quincy .
29S
Number having settlement in other cities and towns
20
Number having no settlement (State charges) . .. Number of cases fully supported .
65
Number in almshouse.
47
Number in institutions
1
Number in private families
17
Discharged.
Almshouse .
32
Private families
0
Institutions
0
Died.
Almshouse
2
Private families
14
Institutions
0
Number fully supported December 31, 1916.
- 32
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS J. LAMB, Overseer of the Poor.
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REPORT OF CITY PHYSICIAN.
February 3, 1917.
Joseph L. Whiton, Mayor:
I submit the following report as city physician for twelve months ending the first Monday in February, 1917.
Visits to city home
80
Visits to outside poor
320
Office calls.
50
Childbirths.
5
Vaccinations
18
Visits to police station .
20
Deaths at City Home.
2
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN H. ASH, M.D., City Physician.
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REPORT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
January 1, 1917.
Hon. Joseph L. Whiton, Mayor, Quincy, Mass.
Dear Sir: I have the honor to submit the annual report of the Quincy Fire Department for the year ending December 31, 1916.
ORGANIZATION.
The department consists of the chief, three assistant chiefs, one permanent captain, one permanent lieutenant, one permanent superin- tendent of fire alarm, and thirty-five permanent firemen, also thirty call men.
Chief - Faxon Billings.
Assistant Chiefs - Frank C. Packard, Louis K. Badger and Albert E. Stephenson.
Captain - Alfred L. Mead.
Lieutenant - John J. Faircloth.
Superintendent of Fire Alarm - William A. Gavin.
Permanent Men - Frank Genero, James Connell, Herbert Griffin, William Carroll, Michael Scully, William Lahey, Richard Williams, Michael Barry, John Desmond, Edward Barry, Murdock McDonald, Myles Creamer, John Deneen, Charles Anderson, Andrew Scully, Daniel McNiece, James Gallagher, Richard Callahan, William Sands, Daniel Radley, William Gerry, James Dillon, Richard Joyce, Henry Hughes, John O'Neil, Charles Litchfield, Edward Lane, Christopher Oliver, Edward O'Neil, Faxon Billings, Samuel Tutton, Edward Farrell, Frank O'Brien, John Minnihan, John Curry.
APPARATUS. Central Station.
One steam fire engine with tractor; one auto combination ladder truck; two auto combination hose trucks; one chief's car; two spare hose wagons and one bobsled.
Wollaston Station.
One combination ladder truck, horse drawn; one combination hose wagon, horse drawn.
Atlantic Station.
One auto combination hose truck.
West Quincy Station.
One ladder truck, horse drawn; one hose wagon, horse drawn.
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REPORT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
Quincy Point Station.
One combination hose wagon, horse drawn.
Hough's Neck Station.
One combination hose wagon, horse drawn.
HOSE.
Number of feet of hose in this department, 13,650, of which 4000 feet are in poor condition.
HORSES.
There are seventeen horses in the department.
ALARMS.
During the year there have been 376 alarms.
Bell alarms, 144.
Still and telephone alarms, 232.
Out of this number 42 were false alarms.
The Central Station responded to 267 alarms, laid 15,100 feet of hose, raised 1228 feet of ladder and used 2440 gallons of chemicals.
The Wollaston Station responded to 83 alarms, laid 2950 feet of hose, raised 495 feet of ladders and used 524 gallons of chemicals.
The Atlantic Station responded to 130 alarms, laid 9700 feet of hose, raised 148 feet of ladders and used 291 gallons of chemicals.
The West Quincy Station responded to 70 alarms, laid 6550 feet of hose, raised 920 feet of ladders, and used 254 gallons of chemicals.
The Quincy Point Station responded to 58 alarms, laid 6400 feet of. hose, raised 90 feet of ladders, and used 778 gallons of chemicals.
The Hough's Neck Station responded to 15 alarms, laid 3200 feet of hose, raised 24 feet of ladders, and used 41 gallons of chemicals.
Total number feet of hose laid, 43,900; ladders raised, 2905 feet; and 4328 gallons of chemicals used.
Hydrants in use 3334 hours.
PERMITS AND LICENSES.
There have been 1675 permits and licenses issued from this office during the past year.
INSPECTIONS.
The usual number of inspections of garages, buildings, cellars and yards have been made this year.
VALUATIONS, INSURANCES AND LOSSES.
Total value of property involved $490,350.00 Total insurance on same 265,000.00
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CITY OF QUINCY
LOSSES.
January
$1,130.50
February
12,964.95
March .
6,417.75
April
1,300.00
May
11,334.95
June
55.00
July
1,200.50
August
25,007.00
September
1,155.00
October
2,338.00
November
3,046.00
December
163.00
$66,112.65
JANUARY 1, 1917, INVENTORY OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Central Station:
One steam fire engine with tractor.
$9,500.00
One auto combination hose truck.
10,600.00
One auto combination ladder truck f
One auto combination hose truck.
5,500.00
One chief's car
1,000.00
Atlantic Station:
One combination auto truck
6,000.00
Wollaston Station:
One combination hose wagon.
2,000.00
One combination ladder truck
2,000.00
West Quincy Station:
One ladder truck
1,800.00
One hose wagon.
700.00
Quincy Point Station;
One combination hose wagon .
2,500.00
Hough's Neck Station:
One combination hose wagon
2,000.00
Fire alarm .
17,000.00
Horses, hose and all other personal property
22,000.00
Total
$82,600.00
RECOMMENDATIONS.
I would recommend that not less than 3000 feet of fire hose be pur- chased at an early date, and that we add more motor apparatus to the department in place of buying new horses; also that the City Council take up the rebuilding of the fire alarm system, which was passed by the 1916 City Council, but failed to receive the Mayor's signature.
In conclusion, I wish to thank the city officials who have helped me in any way the past year, and I also wish to extend my thanks to the members of the Quincy Fire Department.
Respectfully submitted,
FAXON BILLINGS, Chief Engineer Fire Department.
REPORT OF CITY CLERK.
I have the honor to submit the twenty-eighth annual report for this department, being for the year ending December 31, 1916.
RECEIPTS.
Licenses.
Amusement .
$396.00
Auctioneers'
16.00
Express
103.00
Junk
380.00
Pool and billiard.
750.00
Victuallers
200.00
All other
860.00
Permits.
Marriage.
482.00
Recording and special
242.00
Dog license fees.
223.20
Total
$3,652.20
The above sum has been paid to the city treasurer.
Number of marriage intentions recorded in 1916 478
Number of marriages recorded in 1916 496
Number of births recorded in 1916.
1125
Number of deaths recorded in 1916
547
The number of dogs licensed in 1916 was 984 male, and spayed, 131 female and 1 kennel, for which the sum of $2,648 was received. Of this amount $2,424.80 was paid to the county treasurer and $223.20 to the city treasurer.
During the year 1916, 374 resident and 1 non-resident hunters' licenses were issued, for which the sum of $384 was received. As required by law, this amount was paid to the Commissioners on Fisheries and Game.
Annexed are lists of births, marriages and deaths recorded in Quincy in 1916 and the election returns for 1916.
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CITY OF QUINCY
BIRTHS RECORDED IN QUINCY IN 1916.
January.
Date Name
1 Marion Beatrice Nix.
1 Justine Mildred Viggers.
2 Willard Perkins Sheppard, Jr.
2 Carlo Carbonetti
2 Antonio Costantino.
2 Angela Augustino DiCroce.
2 John Slavin.
2 Catherine Slavin.
2 Agostino Selvaggi.
3 Rita Genevieve Driscoll
3 Mary Elizabeth Lalond.
3 - Berry.
4 Ekholm.
7 Frank Dearing Doble.
7 Phyllis Mitchell.
7 John Harold Welch.
8 Alcide Gosselin . .
8 Clementine Salvucci
8 Clarence Frederick Marland
9 Charles Edward Murray
9 Barbara Frick
10 Elmer Joseph Hanson.
10 Ruth Koeller .
10 Arthur David Davidson.
10 Nicola Gionandrea
10 Lennart Emanuel Rosing
10 - Laine.
10 Nicola Scolamiere.
10 Maria Ida Zeopatti.
11 Dorothea Frances Haydock.
11 Tauno Victor Kallio.
11 Ava DeNella. .
11 Weino Oswald Oksannen .
11 Carlo Hendrie Lautala.
11 William John Sullivan.
12 Clifford William Anderson
12 Phillip Douglass Keefe.
12 Walsh.
12 Victorio Vengensie.
13 Barbara Mildred Wragg.
13 Rita Shea .
13 Henry Abe Lahage.
14 Rose Elizabeth Eddington.
15 James Murphy
17 Illegitimate
18 Anne Noble.
18 Doris Lillian Johnson .
18 Avilda Marion Vendret.
19 Martha Ackerson.
20 Grace Elizabeth Riley
20 Eleanor Teresa Naclerio
20 Rocco Marinella .
Parents John C. and Anna B.
Ralph E. and Laura
Willard P. and Mary G.
August and Angelina Rocco and Francesco Ernesto and Diana Thomas and Mary Thomas and Mary
Vingenzo and Carmela
John P. and Mary E.
Mitchell N. and Elizabeth M.
J. Edward and Mary E.
Charles A. and Christine
Ralph N. and Florence A.
Hutcheon and Maud P.
Martin J. and Julia L.
Sydney and Yvonne
Donato and Lucia William C. and Jennie
Charles W. and Ellen M.
Henry E. and Katherine M.
Hans E. and Margaret
Arthur F. and Henrietta W.
David and Julia Enrico and Maria
Bernard E. and Mary C.
Henry and Amanda
Leonardo and Lucci
Frank and Bertha M.
Douglas and Hazel
Victor and Aina Pasquale and Asundi
Victor and Anna
Henry and Amanda
William and Alexina
Carl A. and Florence L.
Martin and Sadie A.
James and Margaret Christopher and Angelina
William P. and Mildred G.
Michael F. and Mary A.
Abe and Faridie
James H. and Bertha J.
James H. and Marie E.
Arthur J. and Elizabeth G. Carl V. E. and Anna Peter E. and Ada B.
Nelson M. and Jennie M.
Henry F. and Mary E. Salvatore and Carmela Joseph and Berardina
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REPORT OF CITY CLERK
Date Name
Parents
21 Jeanie Miller Templeman .
David and Jessie
21 Margaret Crawford Templeman .
David and Jessie
21 -Siltanen. .
Oscar and Tynne
22 Anifard David George
David and Annie
22 Karl Frederic Eger .
Charles H. and Lucy
22 Joseph Stephen Calabro.
Anthony and Eva A.
23 Maria Ascenza Chiacchia
Nicholas and Antonia
23 Stillborn
23 Rita Laurice Gibbons
23 Mentans Coacci .
23 Eleanor Frances Ward. 24 Mary Virginia Babin
24 Sidney Cutler
24 - Jones. .
24 Lillian Mary Kampilla
24 Roger William Coleman
23 Illegitimate
24 Frank Joseph Church.
25 Andrewina McCulloch .
26 Mildred Elisabeth Olson
26 Edward Hughes Savoie.
Eli N. and Mary F.
26 Robert Wishart, Jr.
Robert and Sarah
27 William John Connolly .
27 Ellen Elizabeth Soraghan.
27 Althea Trifts Allen.
28 Enes Evylin Hedlund .
28 Agnes Charlotte Erickson .
28 Phillipa Arfielo
28 --- Pineau.
28 Leia Calimera Rusconi.
29 Liht.
29 Margaret Laura Colligan.
29 Mildred Ethel Rowe.
29 Antonio Patrici.
29 Giovanina Magnarelli .
29 Chester Arthur Manuel Westburg ..
30 Myrtle Friberg.
30 Donald James McDougall.
John H. and Jennie W.
Nelson E. and Anna L.
James W. and Blanche U.
Charles and Mary
Clarence J. and Alice C.
February.
1 Charles Angelo DeLongo Faustino and Theresa
1 Kunula Aho. . Emil and Luria
1 Bertha Evelyn Bean.
Howard C. and Eliza A.
1 Margery Elizabeth Powell
William H. and Beulah
1 - - Olovsky ..
Samuel and Esther
1 - Murphy.
John and Katherine
1 Murphy.
John and Katherine
2 Edith Kathleen Wood .
John and Edith E.
Carmine and Pasquala
2 Platon Nicholas Emanuel. Nicholas G. and Anastasia G.
John A. and Helen B. Ferruccio and Ersiglia L. Harold and Anna F. Allen P. and Jennie Max and Frances R. Louis F. and Jessie
Victor and Mary William and Annie
Ralph M. and Mary G. Alexander and Mary V. William G. and Maria E.
Patrick J. and Catherine G.
Peter and Bridget
A. Leroy and Evelyn M.
Claes and Ellen
Charles and Eda
Pasquale and Gaetana
Azade A. and Catherine A.
Emelio and Sontino Alfred and Suoma
John J. and Catherine E.
John P. and Ethel M. J.
Julius and Maria G.
Cesidio and Mary
Charles and Ida Charles O. and Laura
31 Richard Carter Gould.
31 Geneva Ross.
31 Charles Oscar Tuomitso.
31 Frederick Whittemore Young
2 Joseph Paglia.
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CITY OF QUINCY 1
Date Name Parents
3 Russell Ernest Anderson
3 Americo Solomonti .
3 Carl Iven Anderson .
Carl and Mary
William J. and Amy E.
Roy G. and Ina M.
4 Ruccia Selvaggi.
5 James H. Theirrien
5 Alice Anna Dowie
5 Bernard Fruth.
6 Bernard Nathaniel Allen
6 Americo Orlandi.
6 - Mormino.
7 Bernice Keast
7 Monica Elizabeth Flanagan.
7 Francis Anthony Nigro.
7 David Lincoln Pinel.
7 Charlotte Lynn Weare.
7 Dorothy Emily Williams
8 Carlo Ponti.
8 Bertha Ellen Lemke.
9 Myrtle Elizabeth Finch.
9 Carrie Ellen Roikku.
9 Beatrice Mazolla .
10 Louise Elizabeth Broderick .
10 William Michael Vainionpaa.
10 Reino Herman Huhtala .
Erick and Emmie
11 David Fulton .
David J. and Lydia G.
11 Illegitimate
11 Marie Jeanne Rouzant
11 Erio Miera .
11 Lillian Marie Trainor.
11 Leslie Calvin Sedgley .
12 Margaret Irene Smollett .
12 Alfred Lincoln Lamoureux
12 Mary Frances Morrissey . .
13 John Frederick Youngworth
14 Rosa Mazzola .
14 Bartlett Kimball
14 Robert Hurley
15 Margaret Frances O'Leary
15 Helen Francis Shea .
16 Aubrey Joseph Howard.
16 Harry Ossian Kovisto
16 George Aatas Kovisto.
16 Marion Elizabeth Leahy
16 Stanley Lipiska .
17 Mary Teresa Fostello
17 Dorothea Isabel Brown
18 Clifford Bradford Hallett.
18 Lillian Finn .
18 Phyllis Esta Grocott .
18 Domenico Luigi Cardarelli.
18 John Edward Ollila
18 Catherine Ellen Schofield
John P. and Helen Louigi and Louisa George J. and Elizabeth
John O. and Mary G.
Robert W. and Catherine F.
Alfred A. and Lena M.
Matthew A. and Elizabeth A.
Joseph W. and Theresa M.
Gerardo A. and Maria N.
Charles B. and Ethel E.
Leo A. and Sarah W. Daniel and Hannah
John W. and Mary F.
Clarence A. S. and Mabel A.
Henry and Helma
Henry and Helma
John M. and Catherine M.
William and Mary
Joseph E. and Edith F.
Thomas and Belle Clifford R. and Ethel M.
Charles H. and Catherine I.
Charles H. and Ida E.
Antonio and Santa
John and Lydia
Charles E. and Mabel E.
Henry H. and Mary E.
Caesar and Lena Matthew and Rosa William C. F. and Ellen
Daniel and Monica
Thomas and Mary
Alfred P. J. and Annie G.
Lloyd G. and Charlotte
John E. and Amy A. Carlo and Marguerite
Edward and Bertha James H., Jr., and Azalia C. Emil and Lydia
Joseph F. and Amelia
Arthur and Anna
Matti and Anna
Adolph G. and Dorothy G.
Vincenzo and Angelina
4 William James Hodge, Jr. .
4 Mary Elizabeth MacPherson
Enrico and Concetta Henry J. and Lucy C.
John and Catherine J.
Frank X. and Scholastika
123
REPORT OF CITY CLERK
Date Name
19 Russell Henry Smollett
20 Effie Louise Mackenzie .
20 Illegitimate
20 Harold Stuart Smith.
Hiram and Bessie E.
John W. and Edvig S.
Angelo and Antonina
John J. and Mary
Roderick and Ruth
22 Corinna Ciavardini
22 Annie Palastrini.
22 Barbara Bodge Snowman
23 William Henry O'Brien. .
23 Martha Wilkinson Dewey
23 John Severin Hansen, 2d
24 Winifred Edna Hirst.
24 Isabel Erskine Chaplin .
24 Rosaria Monico.
25 Angelina Nazarro
25 Virginia Rosatti
26 Stella. .
26 Barney Shangold .
26 Orlando Poreca .
26 Russell McIntyre
27 Albert Joseph Harvey .
27 Howard Ellsworth Helms
27 Edna Mary Leahy
27 Fannie Silver
27 Frances Evelyn Varney .
28 Beatrice Barnes.
Leon E. and Inez E.
Alexander D. and Gertrude C.
William J. and Elsie
Thomas J. and Catherine A.
Joseph and Mary
March.
1 Filippo Giuseppe DelMonico
1 Helen Leona Rouillard .
2 Angelina Cotilli .
Angelo and Anna
Charles R. and Loretta M.
August and Hilda
2 Barble Paairlainen .
2 - Walsh.
2 Ina Claire Woodward .
3 Helen Reed Prouty .
3 Janet Cole.
4 Eleanor Maud Duncan.
4 Felix Joseph Parkkila.
4 Albert John Akerstrom .
5 Allan Edward Jarvelin .
5 Andrew Hickey.
5 Laila Eleanora Karppinen
5 Jeanie Kellie Gallagher
5 Pearl Edith Anderson .
5 Anita Monti.
Paul and Rita
John J. and Helen L.
John and Olga John F. and Ellen
Roys E. and Claire V.
John E. and Frances J.
Howard N. and Janet
Cecil T. and Henrietta M.
Felix and ·Anna M.
Albert J. and Katherine F.
Edward E. and Evelina M. Andrew and Bridget Frank and Sannie
James and Sarah Walter J. and Eva M. Luigi and Elizabeth
Usher and Alice
Edwin H. and Ruth
Thomas E. and Lena M.
James D. and Harriet
Salvatore and Rosina
Felix and Margaret
Augustino and Rosina
Pasquale and Marianna
Israel and Annie John and Annie
Lawrence D. and Ethel
Albert L. and Elizabeth M.
Arthur F. and Edith C.
William M. and Margaret
Julius and Rosie Frank A. and Lucy M.
28 William Philip Poole.
28 Jeanne Claire O'Neill .
28 Harold Joseph Murphy
29 Giovanni Comparato.
Parents James M. and Mary John M. and Effie
21 Frederick Thomas Smith.
21 Angelo Maida .
22 John Joseph King, Jr. 22 - - Fraser.
Orlando and Fosca Carlo and Adela Arthur C. and Lena B.
William H. and Mary V.
2 Walter Quinlan Smith
2 Aino Hilja Hanninen .
124
CITY OF QUINCY
Date Name Parents
5 Laura Elizabeth Morgan .
6 Russell Angelo Malnati.
6 John Joseph Tinney
Joseph and Mary T.
Thomas A. and Ivy A.
James and Christine M.
Antonio and Crocifisa
Ernest L. and Bessie P.
Daniel and Eva
Joseph F. and Elizabeth A.
Antonio and Bambina
Gordon H. and Georgena
'John and Mary
Nathan F. and Pearl A.
William and Emma
Thomas P. and Mary A.
Francesco and Antonetta
James E. and Catherine F.
Per A. and Elizabeth J.
John and Clara
Nathan and Annie
Dennis J. and Catherine
Joseph and Ezelinda
Mauro and Angela
William L. and Maria
John and Antoni
13 Illegitimate
13 Edith Karolina Fagerlund
13 Walter Herrington Davis.
13 Marion Dillon .
14 Illegitimate
14 Helen Marion Smith .
15 Frankie Genevieve Carpenter
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