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The position of Superintendent of Cemeteries is a difficult one, and I believe the city is to be congratulated on securing for that position Mr. Thomas L. Gammon, who was appointed March 1, 1921.
W. W. MITCHELL, Manager.
REPORT OF CITY PHYSICIAN
January 1, 1922.
Hon. William A. Bradford, Mayor, City of Quincy, Mass.
Dear Sir,-As City Physician, I respectfully submit the follow- ing report of my services for the year ending December 31, 1921:
Visits to the Outside Poor
169
Visits to the Office
39
Visits to the Almshouse
12
Visits to the Police Station
21
Vaccinations
12
Attendance in Childbirth
3
Visits for the Health and School Departments
5
Attendance in Court
3
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS J. DION, M.D., City Physician.
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REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR
January 1, 1922.
To His Honor the Mayor of the City of Quincy:
The Overseer of the Poor, in compliance with the City Ordi- nances, respectfully submits his report for the year ending Decem- ber 31, 1921.
The department has aided 243 families on outside poor, 129 of these being temporary; including as causes for application, sick- ness, desertion and unemployment in cases where the wage earner was incapacitated. Of these cases, 37 children are fully supported, and we feel that the money expended for this kind of aid is amply justified.
We have aided 49 families under Mothers' Aid, which means almost entire support; of these two have been discharged during the year, having become self supporting.
We have had 109 cases referred by the Police Department, pro- bation office and various other sources. These we have investi- gated and found that in several instances the cases should be pros- ecuted, which was done. In some cases we have given advice, vis- ited, and court action was avoided. Some of these cases have been referred to societies for more frequent visiting than we could give.
The Juvenile Court has been attended at every session and much help has been gained from this source in a better knowledge of our family conditions.
This year has been an unusual one on account of the unem- ployment situation.
We have handled 398 unemployment problems which entails many family difficulties. At the beginning of the year we were able to place many of the men, but in August the situation became more acute and we were obliged to make a definite plan for aid or work. We believed that it was better for the family morale to find work for the men of the family. We had some land at the City Home which needed grading and we planned to use our unemployed men to do this work. This plan has worked out very well and we feel that we have done much to help the men keep their self-respect and continue to support their families. We also by this plan weeded out the undesirable element who wanted aid and not work at a small wage.
Our Social Service work is increasing steadily and the man; different problems, which come to us for solution, affecting the wel- fare of the community, tend to show that we are in truth a welfare department.
We appreciate the co-operation of the Associated Charities and various societies which have helped us by visiting and advising, thus keeping up the morale of many of our families.
A detailed report of the cost of the department will be found in the following statement:
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REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR
The following is the financial statement for the year 1921: Appropriations:
Office supplies
$200.00
Telephone
100.00
Expenses
50.00
Almshouse
7,000.00
Mothers' Aid
28,500.00
Outside Poor
21,500.00
Quincy City Hospital
1,700.00
Johnson Fund
Transfers:
Office Supplies to Telephone
50.57
Expended :
Office
$160.57
Telephone
143.49
Expenses
10.00
Almshouse
6,299.84
Mothers' Aid
24,523.83
Outside Poor
20,225.10
Quincy City Hospital
1,688.00
Total expenditures to December 31, 1921. .
$53,050.83
Balance, December 31, 1921
$6,091.18
Receipts for 1921
Individuals
$488.00
City Home Produce
220.00
Other Cities (Temporary Aid)
1,419.85
Other Cities (Mothers' Aid)
103.67
Department of Public Welfare:
Mothers' Aid
9,407.08
Temporary Aid
941.65
$12,580.25
Quincy City Hospital
Treatment of patients
$1,688.00
Office
Conference expenses
$10.00
Supplies
160.57
Telephone
143.49
City Home
Clothing
$260.43
Coal
395.80
Gas
243.69
Groceries
2,221.68
$59,050.00 91.01
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Grain
339.24
Hardware
279.57
Ice
133.20
Lighting and Power
213.30
Medicine
23.59
Repairing and Shoeing
102.86
Supplies
216.24
Veterinary
5.00
Warden's Salary
750.00
Wages
1,115.24
$6,299.84
Outside Poor
Board
$4,602.41
Burial
187.50
Automobile hire
111.25
Cash
4,616.00
Clothing
50.73
Coal
822.80
Groceries
2,534.72
· Hospitals
2,334.08
Labor
2,557.55
Medicine
40.75
Dentist
3.00
Moving
20.00
Nursing
3.00
Other cities and towns
970.01
Rent
993.60
Shoes
65.20
Transportation
312.50
$20,225.10
Mothers' Aid
Burial
$144.00
Automobile hire
104.25
Cash
18,905.00
Clothing
32.31
Coal
686.85
Groceries
285.32
Hospital
175.42
Medicine
45.20
Dentist
12.00
Nurse
3.60
Other cities and towns
2,965.73
Rent
266.00
Shoes
898.15
$24,523.83
City Home
Number of inmates January 1, 1921
16
Number admitted during the year.
24
Number readmitted during the year
4
Total number during the year
44
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REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR
Number discharged during the year 1921. 24
Number died during the year 1921. 1
Number in City Home December 31, 1921
19
Number of families aided temporarily . 243
Number of individuals 854
Number having settlement in other cities 12
Number having no settlement 44
Number having settlement in Quincy 187
Number of families aided under Mothers' Aid. 49
Number of individuals 190
Number having settlement in other cities. 1
Number having no settlement 7
Number having settlement in Quincy 41
Number of cases fully supported. 93
Number in City Home 44
Number in Massachusetts Hospital School. 5
Number with Child Welfare Division.
10
Number of children in private families. 11
Number of children with private society
11
Number of adults in private families.
6
Number of adults in private hospitals 4
Number in State Hospital 2
Discharged
City Home
24
Outside poor 129
Died
City Home
1
Private families
7
Number fully supported December 31, 1921.
64
Respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL E. AMES, Overseer of Poor.
REPORT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
January 1, 1922.
Hon. William A. Bradford,
Mayor City of Quincy, Mass.
Dear Sir,-I respectfully submit the annual report of the Fire Department for the year ending December 31, 1921.
ORGANIZATION
Chief of Department-Alfred L. Mead Assistant Chiefs-Frank C. Packard Louis K. Badger Albert E. Stephenson
Captain-John J. Faircloth
Lieutentants
Herbert Griffin
Edward O'Neil
James C. Gallagher
Andrew Scully
John Dineen
Michael Scully
John L. O'Neil
John Desmond
William Sands
Henry Hughes
Daniel McNiece
Superintendent of Fire Alarms-William A. Gavin
Permanent Men
Frank T. Genero
John P. Minnihan
John P. Sullivan
James W. Connell
Edward Farrell John J. Byron
Charles E. Anderson
Joseph A. Lane
Wm. J. Thompson
Wm. G. Carroll
WVm. J. Childs Jeremiah J. Lynch
Wm. M. Lahey William B. Gerry
Wm. J. Buckley
James Moran
Richard T. Callahan
Thomas J. Murphy Charles F. Perkins
Patrick J. Stanton
Daniel T. Radley
John M. Quinn
Matthew Kinniburgh, Jr.
Daniel F. Lane Michael P. Barry James J. Galvin
Fred J. O'Brien Wm. A. Curtin
James P. Dillon
Patrick A. Caven
Richard H. Joyce
Matthew S. Tutton
Edward H. Barry John Curry Chas. F. Litchfield Matthew E. Burns Murdock C. McDonald Paul C. Avery
Louis E. Della Lucca John J. DeCelle, Jr. Timothy J. O'Connell John F. Dorley Cornelius O'Connell
Myles Creamer
Edward L. Lane
John W. Creedon
Onesime A. Clancy
Joseph D. Capiferi John E. Reinhalter Clarence Metcalf
Charles W. Hayden
William J. Riepke
Christopher H. Oliver Albert P. Shay
Bernard J. Tobin
Anthony R. Cain
James Barton, Jr.
Peter J. Creedon
Benj. F. Hodgkinson
Timothy J. Morrison
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REPORT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
APPARATUS
Central Station
One steam fire engine with tractor; one auto combination lad- der truck; one auto combination pumping engine; one auto com- bination hose truck; one auto combination hose truck; one Chief's car; one Lozier car.
Wollaston Station
One auto combination ladder truck; one auto combination hose truck.
Atlantic Station One auto combination pumping engine.
Quincy Point Station One auto combination pumping engine.
West Quincy Station
One auto combination ladder truck; one auto combination hose truck.
Houghs Neck Station
One auto combination hose truck.
Fire Alarm
One Dodge truck.
FIRE ALARMS
During the year there have been 551 alarms.
Bell alarms, 149.
Still and telephone, 402.
False, 27.
The Central Station apparatus responded to 298 alarms.
The Wollaston Station apparatus responded to 143 alarms.
The Atlantic Station apparatus responded to 106 alarms.
The Quincy Point Station apparatus responded to 87 alarms.
The West Quincy Station apparatus responded to 84 alarms.
The Houghs Neck Station apparatus responded to 43 alarms. Total number of feet of hose laid, 53,600.
Total number of feet of ladders raised, 3,776.
Total number of gallons of chemicals used, 4,362.
Hydrants in use, 126 hours, 40 minutes.
Time absent from quarters, 516 hours, 55 minutes.
Valuations, Insurance and Losses
Value of property involved $1,995,786.49
Insurance on same 1,225,498.00
Loss insured and uninsured 341,570.50
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CITY OF QUINCY
Fire Losses for Year of 1921
Month
Buildings
Contents
Losses
January
$7,611.00
$4,717.25
$12,328.25
February
3,120.00
1,127.40
4,247.40
March
4,850.00
2,722.00
7,572.00
April
9,650.00
10,290.85
19,940.85
May
4,419.41
843.10
5,262.51
June
699.00
70.00
769.00
July
1,570.00
700.00
2,270.00
August
219.00
219.00
September
4,443.69
2,307.00
6,750.69
October
4,533.00
4,350.17
8,883.17
November
33,726.00
67,883.38
101,609.38
December
89,735.00
81,983.25
171,718.25
Grand Totals
$164,576.10
$176,994.40
$341,570.50
.
Inspections
Over 6,000 inspections have been made the past year.
Fire Alarm
A new battery will have to be installed in the Fire Alarm. There have been three new boxes added the past year. Approxi- mately five miles of new wire have been run.
While the losses by fire and smoke have been large the past year, perhaps larger than ever before, in my opinion had it not been for the efficient work of the men of the Fire Department the total losses would have been much larger. Large fires are liable to occur in any locality. Quincy has been fortunate in not having any big fires for a long while.
The Quincy Department Store fire, while not showing from the outside that it was a very large fire, yet the loss was very heavy, mostly on the contents.
The fire at the Mutual Furniture Corporation and other build- ings was fought under very trying circumstances, zero weather, men and equipment all iced up, four lines of hose being burned off which caused delay, but with the combined efforts of our own de- partment and a company from Milton and Boston departments, the fire was stopped before it reached the conflagration stage. Insur- ance men were very much pleased by the good work of the depart- ment.
Respectfully submitted,
ALFRED L. MEAD, Chief of Fire Department.
REPORT OF CITY CLERK
I have the honor to submit the thirty-third annual report for this department, being for the year ending December 31, 1921.
RECEIPTS
Junk Licenses
$290.00
Amusement Licenses
1,575.00
Common Victuallers Licenses
425.00
Express and Carriage Licenses
102.00
Pool and Billiard Licenses
825.00
Auctioneer Licenses
18.00
Druggist Licenses
12.00
All other Licenses
1,776.50
Marriage Permits
536.00
Recording and Special
669.37
Dog License Fees
221.60
$6,450.47
The above sum has been paid to the City Treasurer.
Number of marriage intentions recorded in 1921
544
Number of marriages recorded in 1921
555
Number of births recorded in 1921.
1,232
Number of deaths recorded in 1921.
590
The number of dogs licensed in 1921 was 931 male and spayed, 174 female and 3 kennels, for which the sum of $2,832.00 was re- ceived. Of this amount $2,610.40 was paid to the County Treasurer and $231.60 to the City Treasurer.
Annexed are lists of births, marriages and deaths recorded in Quincy in 1921 and the election returns for 1921.
EMERY L. CRANE, City Clerk.
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CITY OF QUINCY
BIRTHS RECORDED IN QUINCY IN 1921
January
Date
1 Frederick Vernon Palmer
1 Beatrice Pearl Chaplin.
1 Warren Francis Goodie.
1 Domenico Carini
2 Fred LeRoy Shaw.
2 Grace May Opie. .
2 Helen Josephine Myatt.
2 John Kauffman
2 John Ambrose Macdonald.
2 Dorothy Virginia Schrader
2 Leslie Milton Francer.
3 Doris Virginia Swanson
3 Alice Jane Sanford.
3 Arthur Grazioso
3 Miriam Lydia Mononen
3 Marie Ione Smith.
4 Norma Virginia LaHive
4 Antonio Pellegrini
4 Richard Boland
4 Henry Curtis Hines, Jr.
4 - Matson
5 Edna Quinn Murphy
5 Pasquale Mirabito
5 Amelia Enrichetta DiPietro
5 Helen Gertrude Gilmartin.
5 Stillborn
5 Phyllis Anne Clason
5 Joseph K. Barber.
6 Edward Charles Ayer.
6 Francis William Foley
6 Ieta Capone
7 Michele Geraldi
7 DeForest Lockrow Ela.
7 Hazel Hersey
7 Ernest Simpson Stewart.
7 Olavi August Hakala.
8 Helen Smith
8 Margaret Ruth Levangie
8 John Francis Sheehan.
8 Mary Elizabeth Catherine Fitz- patrick
8 Armando Giovanni Flecchia 8
- Pocock
9 Robert Pierson
9 George Henry Johnson, Jr.
9 Thelma Esther Anderson.
9 Donato Salvucci
9 Illegitimate
Parents
Caleb and Edith W.
William and Olive B.
Alexander J. and Eva M.
John and Loretta
Edward W. and Ethel T. Hugh L. and Lillian Walter J. and Helen J.
Hymen and Sarah
Dougald and Sarah B.
William O. and Annie
Barnet and Miriam
Oscar A. and Emma C.
Thomas W. and Jane Tony and Genevieve Fred and Martha
Theodore H. and Maud Augustus and Ethel M.
Antonio and Carmela
Charles and Delpi
Henry C. and Margaret
George and Anna M.
Patrick J. and Mary B. Bartholomew and Teresa
Errico and A. Louisa A. James and Mary J.
Knut G. and Lillian F. Joseph K. and Alice C.
Edward S. and Bertha R. Michael F. and Elizabeth Salvatore and Antoinetta Charles A. and Paolina George E. and Gertrude M.
Ira G., Jr., and Estelle M. John D. and Elsie John and Maria S.
Clyde R. and Bridie M.
Joseph and Beatrice Charles and Helen R.
John L. and Lillian Charles and Caterina Hubert A. and Alice
Robert and Ellen George H. and Rosella M.
Veggo E. and Esther M. Donato and Lucia
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9 Eleanor Jefferson
9 Ernest Nestor Ross
9 Rosie Tenore
9 Richard Pray
9 Viola Ella Gustafson
9 Stillborn
10 Dorothy Quincy Andrews.
10 Helaine Phyllis Strasberg
11 Nicolina DiCesere
11 Anna MacDonald
12 William O'Brien Duggan.
12 John McCausland Hess.
12 Paul Francis Monroe.
12 Phyllis Gertrude Beers
12 Doris Ruth Warren.
13 Frank Brayne
13 John Alton Phelan, Jr.
15 Vincent James Gelanti. 15 Ellen Saville
15 Robert Williams
16 Marion Marie Isbester.
16 Salvatore Panepinto
16 Franklin Edward Hatfield
17 William Francis Gilcoine
17 - Seith
18 Mildred King
18 Avis Billington
19 Bertha May Hunt
19 Robert Francis Tocchi.
20 Sadie Hanna
20 Arline Mae Bailey
20 Thomas Welch 20 Aida Paternesi
20 Francis Joseph Mullen
20 Dorris May Sturgis.
21 Viola Mirjam Heikkila
21 Elizabeth Jane Powell.
22 Elmo Parodi
22 Flora Parodi
22 Evelyn Louise Hall.
23 Stillborn
23 Lucienne Doris Paradis
23 Carolyn Chapman
23 Stewart
23 Parvio
23 Stillborn
24 Lydia Evelyn Dennis. 24 Frederic Gilbert Bauer, Jr
25 Ruth Marie Crocker.
26 Margaret Rita Nardone.
Parents
Stanley and Georgiana John A. and Eleanor L. Joseph and Josephine Edwin and Hazel Arthur V. and Viola L.
Leslie A. and Doris H. Max and Irma
Cesidio and Lisa
John J. and Anna A.
William G. and Mary A. John L. and Pearl M. Jeremiah and Victoria L. David L. and Bertha L. Edward B. and Nellie
Frank H. and Julia John A. and Mildred G. Nickla and Loreta William, Jr., and Ruth
George A. and Mary C.
James W. and Louise H. Luigi S. and Rosa Aldwin M. and Madaline
Patrick B. and Mary
Louis F. and Doris A.
William J. and Olive Thomas and Catherine E.
Peter J. and Mary E. Pierino and Lucy
Farres and Reshadi Clyde M. and Gertrude M. John C. and M. Agnes Nicola and Anonetta Francis and Louise Lester B. and Verna M.
Anselm and Hilda M.
Thomas H. and Bertha L.
Inazio and Flora
Inazio and Flora Alton A. and Myrtle M.
Panfil and Yvonne George G. and May A. Frederick R. and Mary E. Antonio and Mary
Claude D. and Daisy S. Frederick G. and Mary F. James and Marie Joseph and Sarah
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26 Wini Evelyn Frederickson
26 Florence Louise Hayden.
26 Martha Irene Ahola.
27 Berardina Elvira Buccilli.
28 John McCluskey
28 Elsa Maria Bourdage ..
28 Thomas Joseph Quirk, Jr.
30 Thelma Marion MacDonald.
30 Armando James Lucci.
30 Robert Bruce Waugh. 30 - Egan
30 Marjorie Eleanor Duggan.
31 Margaret Watson Gladstone
31 Norman Lloyd Osberg.
31 Mary Margaret Creamer
31 Shirley Louise Lichas
31 Harold Clement Guivens
31 William Russell Caddy.
31 Nick Manolis Cottgias.
31 Philip Black
31 Elizabeth Flora Hubbard.
Parents
Karl M. and Hilma
Harold C. and Ruth M.
Charles and Lena
Dominic and Anna Thomas J. and Nora T.
Homer and Blanche
Thomas J. and Margaret A.
William R. and Adeline
Carlo and Rose Frank and Beatrice
Frank J. and Elizabeth G.
William E. and Jennie M.
William and Adele L.
Fritz M. and Lillian M.
Edward J. and Mary M.
Myer and Marie
Joseph C. and Annie B.
Earnest R. and Alberta D.
Manolis T. and Mary
John L. and Edith M.
Arthur E. and Blanche M.
February
1 Bruce Macklin Murphy.
1 Armas Alfred Wuorila.
2 John William Jardine.
2 Arthur Hurley
2 Carl Edward Lindblom.
2 Santo Parisi
2 Richard Lawrence Hanson
2 Ruth Evelyn Johnson
3 Marta Maria Mattson
3 Ugo Bianchi
3 Cynthia Nicholl
4 - - Lemieux
5 Herbert Russell Proude.
5 Alice Margaret Anderson.
5 Olga Alice Terpstra
6 Edna May Fowler
6 Barbara Haskell
7 Carmella Carusi
7 Flora Volpi
7 Carmella Lamano
7 James DiBona
8 Stillborn
8 Joseph Anthony Savoie.
8 Stillborn
8 - Crawford
8 Americ Salvoggio
Earl M. and Florence Armas and Amelia
John A. and Christina
Francis and Helen R. John and Marie S.
Tony and Isabel Charles and Florence I.
Thorbald and Clare John A. and Irene Joseph and Esther James E. and Edith
Frank and Julia Harry H. and Sophia E.
Walter and Iola G.
John and Alice E.
Loren H. and May J. Frederic W. and Helen
Alphonse and Catherine
Dominic and Lina
Frank and Dominica
Costanzo and Antonietta
Eli N. and Mary F.
Aubrey A. and Ethel Vingenzo and Carmela
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Date
9 Henry Brown Cant.
10 Ruth Mae Tabb
10 Marguerita Sansatini
10 Patricia Elizabeth Finn
10 Charles Walter Flagg.
11 Theodore Schofield
11 Marie Josephine Erickson.
12 Addolorata Bianchini Antonia ..
12 Bertha Harpold
13 Bella Frager
13 Mary Eleanor McGeoghegan.
14 Robert Mitchell Balkam
14 Robert Lewis Kenerson.
14 Stillborn
14 Marjorie Helen Crown
14 Janet Augusta Willson.
15 Doris Foster
15 Jiuseppe Salvatore Corradino .. 15 Stillborn
15 Roderic Audrey Monte.
16 Frank Edward Waechter, Jr ...
16 Benedict Julius Knasas.
16 Priscilla Rhodes
16 Yrjo Sven Yli-Sipola.
16 Daniel William Mattie, Jr
16 Eleanor Louise Holland.
16 Arthur Georgian
17 Mildred Frances Foye.
17 Paul Govanitte
17 Shirley May Horte.
17 John Richard Rexford.
18 Donald Henry Smeaton. 18 Walling
18 Arthur Leon Crossman.
18 Howard Arthur Ziljian, Jr
19 Americo Pica
19 Polly Curtis Briggs
19 Doris Mary Bushman
19 Herbert R. Morton.
19 Zahiah Mohamed
20 Olga Maria Battistini.
20 Edwin Allen Hanson.
20 Harry Thompson Crosby
21 Pasquale Cappola
21 John Ellis Griffith.
21 Catherine Judith Griffith.
21 Grace Elizabeth Welsh Hughes.
21 Antoinette Marini
21 James Alvia Gabriel.
21 Russell Lewis Spachman.
Parents
James and Jemima
William J. and Mary E.
Umberto and Rosa
Edward and Margaret M.
Clarence L. and Bessie B.
Charles E. and Mabel
Arthur and Ellen M.
Iagallsluigi and Giulia
Carroll J. and Ruth F.
Oscar and Fannie
John and Annie E.
Gilbert and Gertrude S.
Stanley M. and Catherine A.
Robert A. and Helen A. William W. and Katherine
Archie B. and Agga Salvatore and Intemerata
Robert A. and Juliet D.
Frank E. and Lillian
Benedict and Pauline
Everett G. and Ruth
Sylvester and Amanda K.
Daniel W. and Catherine
John V. and Martha T.
Parisis and Bessie John and Annie
Dan and Bambino
George S. and Edna M.
Joseph E. and Julia A.
Douglas W. and Ethel L.
Michael and Annie
Henry W. and Ruby M.
Howard A. and Alice
Tony and Marie Albert B. and Amy D.
Francis E. and Evelyn
Herbert W. and Elizabeth A
Ameen and Mary
Ugo and Mary
Emil and Isabella ·
Harold D. and Elizabeth A.
Pietro and Anna
Robert J. and Catherine B.
Robert J. and Catherine B.
William and Helen
Loretto and Rose
James W. and Ethel Joseph M. and Jennie
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Date
21 Evelyn Anna Carlson
22 Alexander Scarborough Cairney
22 Dorrance Arnold White .. 22 William Washington McCall. 22 Annie McGrath
22 Elsie Annie Rettig.
22 Helen Elizabeth Stanton.
22 Bessie Lubarsky 22 Norman Ward Reinhalter
23 Shirley Maryland Knight.
23 Joseph Harry Eaton.
24 Emma Graziosa Salari.
24 Doris Nancy Coutts
24 Adrienne Welsh
24 Frances Mary Mahoney
25 Harry Bruce Bassett.
25 Marion Ruth Fries
25 Howard Junior League.
25 Bertha Jeanette Dryer.
25 Adele Marshall
26 Jane Louise Morrill.
26 Elvira Youdice
26 Arthur Thomas Pekkinen
26 Robert Francis English.
26 George Daniel McMillan.
27 Lawrence Mills Davenport.
27 Mary Olive Rouse.
27 Roy Arthur Gerstel.
28 William Rogers Monks
28 John Arthur Deering.
28 Angela Marchetti
28 - Loughan
28 Dorothy Alice Rogers
Parents
Carl J. and Anna E.
James and Lizzie
Arnold L. and Merlyn S.
Edward and Elizabeth M.
Thomas M. and Hannah
Otto and Ida Timothy J. and Alice M.
Walter and Sarah
Emmanuel N. and Harriet F.
Henry H. and Ida L. Harry and Mary E.
Marco and Josephine
Charles and Annie H.
Henry J. and Corinne Francis E. and Annie William W. and Edith Henry G. and Minnie R. Howard B. and Ethel B. Franklin B. and Jennie Irving A. and Margaret L.
George C. and Jennie Patsy and Bambina Peter and Ina S.
Michael J. and Mary E.
George M. and Nellie
Harry W. and Mary V.
Henry H. and Mary A.
Fred W. and Mary A.
George S. and Inez
Thomas N. and Sarah E.
Juiseppe and Jiovanina
James J. and Margaret V. Clyde L. and Eva G.
March
1 Lawrence O'Neil
1 George Edward Tisdale.
1 Americo Polumbo
1 Amelia Julia Angelini.
Lawrence and Assunda
2 John Patrick McAuley
2
Anne Mary Kyllonen.
3 - Romanowsky
3 Harold Arthur Paul.
Mary Domitilla Monegle
James and Sarah T.
4 William Joseph Lane, Jr
4 Barbara Frances Bool ..
4 Leaman Chester Williams
4 Josephine DeLongo
4 Ruth Sullivan
4 Gloria Rosati
4 Antonio Cedrone .
4 Gaetano Capola . . . .
Edward J. and Irene M.
James J. and Maude E.
Emilio and Angelina
John and Annie Fabian and Olga
Felix and Nellie
Hugh A. and Agnes I.
William J. and Mary A.
Charles H. and Florence
Hollis F. and Stella M. Louis and Josephine
Jerome J. and Emma M. Augustino and Rosina Constanzo and Philomena Simplicio and Rose
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4 Elide Ednea Odelma Galluzzi ...
5 Kenneth Harding MacDonald. .
5 Robert Francis DeYoung.
6 Illegitimate
6 Evelyn Forsythe Sweeney
7 Madaline Rena Cislaghi.
7 Chelso Candido Comis.
7 Josephine Barnarelli
8 Elizabeth Lory Beckford.
8 Janice Harriet McGowan
8 Ruth Mildred Gratteau.
8 Emilie Louise Plummer
8 Stillborn
9 Margaret Sarah Stewart.
9 Anna Monaco
9 Luigi Giacomozzi
10 Patricia Denning
10 Elliott
10 Joseph Gesswein, Jr.
10 Anna Helen Walker.
11 Harry Edmund Christiansen.
11 Roy William Porter.
12 Eleanor Eugenia Russell
12 John Patrick Barron.
12 Doris Margit Carlson.
12 Violet Elizabeth LeBlanc
12 Richard Cheney
12 Yolanda DiBenedetto
12 Malcolm Wilson Stewart.
13 Mary DiAngelo
14 Matteo Nicola Papagni.
14 Edward Thomas Buckley, Jr.
14 Doris Marion Tregaskis.
14 Thelma MacQuarrie Lenfest.
15 Eugene Joseph Galligan.
15 Guido Bolletta
15 Andrew Ruggiano
15 Mary Jeannet Veno.
15 Kenneth Douglass Simpson
16 Edward Joseph Moody
16 Albert Ernest Duville.
16 Pippino DiTullio 16 - Keenan 16 Belva Marie Morrison.
17 Etna Ranalli
17 Mary Elizabeth Falvey.
17 Lawrence Patrick Connors.
17 Stillborn
18 Frederick Barsella
18 Richard Irving Cummings.
18 Josephine Daw
Parents
Egisto and Adeenia Neil and Katherine William and Eliza J.
James and Martha Ernest A. and Emelia C. Louis and Maria Antonio and Frances
Wesley and Ada M. Frank M. and Beulah D.
Howard K. and Mildred Frederick J. and Elsa W.
Hector and Catherine Salvatore and Rose
Santi and Mari
Paul I. and Corinne
Harold J. and Edith F.
Joseph and Grace
William F. and Florence G.
Andrew J. and Marion P.
Edward L. and Maria C.
John and Annie G. E. Patrick J. and Catherine J.
Carl J. and Dagny M.
Simon and Elizabeth M.
J. Maynard and Mary T.
Donato and Maria Percy J. and Hope M.
Guy and Josephine Antonio and Eugenia
Edward T. and Mary F.
Walter E. and Ruth M.
Edmund A. and May J.
John E. and Anna E. John and Mary Luigi and Lena
Frederick and Gertrude A.
Walter A. and Margaret J.
John D. and Theresa M.
Exelphia and Rose Fiorentino and Lucy
William D. and Caroline P.
Alexander and Mary B.
Loreto and Marie
Daniel and Katherine A. Joseph P. and Teresa S.
Henry and Alvira Charles P. and Agnes R. Allen J. and Isabell M.
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Date
19 Paul Linton Stewart.
20 Winifred May Copland.
20 MacDonald
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