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Work With the Schools
Due to lack of funds, no books were purchased the past year for the class room libraries. It was felt that perhaps this work should be discontinued as a measure of economy, but the requests of teach- ers in the fall were so urgent that we finally complied and about 100 of these libraries were sent to teachers desiring them. This was about 40 less than in previous years and the circulation natu- rally showed a loss over the figures for 1932. Unless an increase in the book appropriation is soon forthcoming, this work will eventually have to be discontinued.
The X Room
In February the room in the basement of the library, formerly occupied by the children's department until its removal to the Boys' and Girls' House, was opened as a special art and technical room. Because all the books in this collection are marked with an X to designate their location, the library staff have become accus- tomed to calling it the X room, a name that seems likely to stick. Here are located all our books on engineering, trades, industries, business, medicine, agriculture, fine arts and similar subjects, with a special catalogue. Reading tables are provided and there is an attendant on duty from 1 to 9 P. M. week days. The use of the books in this X room has been very satisfactory, especially during the fall and winter. The room has not only furnished a better service, but has relieved the shelves in the stacks which were over- crowded and has added to our reading room facilities.
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Reference Work
Though no figures are kept of the number of questions that come to the reference desk at the main library or of the requests for assistance in finding books on special subjects, we can testify that there has been a considerable increase in this phase of the work of the library. The number of steps upstairs and down and over the building by Mrs. Wilford and the other reference assist- ants would, if measured, total a surprising figure.
The indexing of the local newspaper file by Mrs. Wilford and by Miss Blake and later by Miss Sisson has been continued during the year. It has been possible not only to catch up with the current papers, but to go back to the year 1916, when the Quincy Patriot and the Quincy Ledger were combined and to start an index begin- ning that year. In addition, the clipping file of important articles likely to be of more than current interest is gradually growing to assume respectable proportions and has already been found very useful.
Staff
In June, Miss Phoebe Lindberg, for six years librarian of the Temple Branch, resigned to be married to the Rev. Gustav Berg- lund. By her ability, her pleasing personality and her devotion to the library she had endeared herself to all her associates and to the patrons of her branch at Quincy Point. Matrimony also took from us in November Miss Aline Blake, now Mrs. Frederick Lakewitz, who had been with us for nearly three years as desk attendant, reference assistant and indexer, and whose work had also been characterized by zeal, loyalty, and friendly cooperation. Miss
Lindberg's place was filled by the appointment of Miss Doris Rizzi of West Quincy, a graduate of Boston University who had for sev- eral years been employed as page and summer substitute. That of Miss Blake was taken by Miss Martha H. Sisson of Wollaston, a graduate of Simmons College School of Library Science, who also had had experience in this library as summer substitute and part- time assistant.
But special notice should be given to the resignation of Miss Mabel S. Baxter, who retired at the end of the year after over forty-five years of work in the Thomas Crane Public Library. Miss Baxter began her service to this library in October, 1888, during the librarianship of Miss Amelia Bumpus, twenty years before the Crane Memorial Library was enlarged to its present size. Dur- ing all these years she was ever loyal, tireless and devoted to the interests of the library and its patrons. She holds a remarkable record of never having missed a day's work for the first twenty- five years of her service and only one day in thirty-one years. In 1921 she became librarian of the branch library, which was started in South Quincy, a position she held until her retirement. At the time she had served thirty-five years the trustees in her honor named this branch the Mabel S. Baxter Branch. I am sure that you as trustees join with the librarian, her former library associ- ates, the present staff and her host of friends among the patrons of the library in wishing her many years of health and happiness.
There have been the usual staff meetings. When possible mem- bers of the staff have attended library conferences in Boston or vicinity and on their own time have taken university extension and other evening courses.
Other Items
The weekly column of book comment in both Quincy papers has been carried on as usual by Mrs. Wilford and as usual has been
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very favorably received. Several readers have told us that they clip it each week and mail it regularly to out-of-town friends.
The bi-monthly bulletin compiled by Mrs. Wilford is no longer printed but is gotten out in mimeographed form. In its new format, with pictorial covers and illustrations designed by Miss Callahan, it has attracted much attention from librarians in many parts of the country who have made inquiries as to its make-up and cost.
The public libraries in this country have had a difficult task in these depression years to cope with the abnormal demands made upon them while operating on reduced budgets. The staff of these libraries, usually underpaid, have all the time carried on with en- thusiasm, unflagging zeal and loyal devotion. That this is true of the corps of workers in the Thomas Crane Public Library I can testify. And in closing the report I desire to acknowledge the as- sistance, support and confidence which you have accorded me as the Board of Trustees of this library.
Respectfully submitted,
GALEN W. HILL, Librarian.
Jan. 31, 1934.
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CITY OF QUINCY
Statistical Summary
Population served, 71,965 (1930 census).
Free for lending and reference.
Total number of agencies, consisting of:
Central Library
Branches
12
Stations:
Hospital service
1
Deposits
4
Schools (buildings)
25
Number of days open during year:
For lending
302
For reading
328
Hours open each week for lending
72
Hours open each week for reading
76
Total number of staff
26
Total valuation of library property
$318,000
Adult
Juvenile
Total
Number of volumes at beginning of year 64,788
34,137
98,925
Number of volumes added by purchase ..
3,664
1,499
5,163
Number of volumes added by gift.
266
3
269
Number of volumes added by binding and number of volumes reaccessioned.
63
15
78
Number of volumes lost or withdrawn.
1,605
1,879
3,484
Total number at end of year.
67,176
33,775
100,951
Volumes of fiction lent for home use
458,964
209,592
668,556
Number of volumes lent for home use ..
575,566
326,257
901,823
Number of registered borrowers.
25,988
Number of publications issued
7
Number of publications received: 131 titles, 327 copies.
Library Expenditures
City App.
Endow- ment Funds $9 57
Books
$9,860 01
Periodicals
880 72
Binding
1,738 01
Library service
32,116 04
Janitor service
6,662 31
Rent
3,788 75
Light
1,182 24
Heat
1,527 85
Librarian's petty cash
99 00
Main building, repairs and equipment.
637 83
Automobile and power mower expense.
308 20
Other maintenance
2,221 95
58 50
Insurance
112 50
25 50
Branch equipment and repair
42 04
Interest
905 00
Land Court expense a/c titles Laban Pratt property
250 00
$61,177 45
$1,248 57
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Books in Library January 1, 1934
Adult
Juvenile
Total
General
950
325
1,275
Periodicals
3,703
34
3,737
Philosophy
1,217
28
1,245
Religion
1,367
267
1,634
Sociology
5,046
2,375
7,421
Language
460
19
479
Science
1,649
1,192
2,841
Useful arts
3,431
1,198
4,629
Fine arts
3,323
1,172
4,495
Literature
6,513
3,543
10,056
History
6,899
4,497
11,396
Biography
4,692
1,665
6,357
Fiction
27,926
17,460
45,386
Total
67,176
33,775
100,951
Circulation by Classes 1933
BRANCHES
Juvenile Department
CENTRAL LIBRARY
Wollaston
Norfolk Downs
Atlantic
Parkway
Temple
Baxter
Manet
Montelair
General Palmer
Lakin Square
Merrymount
Squantum
Hospital
Boys' and
Girls' House
Schools
TOTAL
General
9,823
4,377
2,542
1,785
2,392
1,504
707
1,271
1,146
1,520
1,060
1,918
804
820
947
32,616
Philosophy
2,959
889
178
128
86
48
6
51
27
34
100
41
58
16
2
1
4,624
Religion
1,528
640
167
88
113
80
71
43
43
50
75
62
23
24
202
453
3,662
Sociology
6,838
2,283
1,203
1,357
1,411
1,036
1,040
896
687
644
588
364
411
133
2,588
4,841
26,320
Language
721
171
54
24
47
28
8
12
19
4
4
3
5
3
13
1
1,117
Science
3,716
1,498
468
331
360
277
258
165
224
105
203
123
193
6
998
1,655
10,580
Useful arts
7,810
1,670
601
651
600
494
267
427
291
321
235
175
249
67
1,143
659
15,660
Fine arts
7,668
1,545
687
654
681
457
300
375
441
289
333
231
302
12
1,234
394
15,603
Literature
8,720
5,631
3,948
3,910
4,771
3,677
3,785
3,376
2,912
3,175
1,870
2,444
2,189
343
6,022
4,193
60,966
History
4,575
1,554
944
566
661
685
362
509
506
246
405
270
190
67
1,072
3,017
15,629
Travel
5,130
3,975
1,911
1,798
1,436
1,572
1,368
1,252
837
693
899
806
474
200
1,901
4,789
29,041
Biography
5,358
2,694
869
1,347
863
724
726
404
489
322
519
415
243
74
896
1,506
17,449
Fiction
121,145
89,555
50,209
40,887
42,335
42,866 38,446
36,697 33,621 26,281
27,908
18,115
18,344
8,790
34,470
38,887
668,556
Total
185,991 116,482
63,781 53,526 55,756 53,448 47,344
45,478
41,243 33,684 34,199 24,967
23,485
10,555 51,488 60,396 901,823
....
Circulation per capita
12.5 21
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REPORT OF CITY CLERK
REPORT OF CITY CLERK
MAYOR CHARLES A. ROSS :
I have the honor to submit the forty-fifth annual report of this department, being for the year ending December 31, 1933.
RECEIPTS
Licenses:
Pool and billiards
$455 00
Victuallers
725 00
Junk
150 00
Job Wagon
5 00
Auctioneer
32 00
Hackney
10 00
Public Halls
270 00
Theatre-annual
265 00
Theatre-Sunday
1,997 00
Motor Sales
1,060 00
Lord's Day
1,050 00
Gasolene and renewals
193 50
Liquor
58,568 05
All others
201 50
Permits:
Marriage
1,115 00
All others
: 00
Miscellaneous:
Recording
1,580 65
All others
168 25
$67,848 95
The above sum has been paid to the City Treasurer.
Number of marriage intentions issued in 1933. 577
Number of marriages recorded in 1933 634
Number of births recorded in 1933 1,296
Number of deaths recorded in 1933
856
The number of dogs licensed in 1933 was 1,922 males; 250 fe- males; 494 spayed; one breeders' license ($50) and one ($25), for which the sum of $6,157.00 was collected. The sum of $5,623.40 was paid to the City Treasurer for the use of the County and the sum of $533.60 was paid to the City Treasurer for the use of the city. The sum of $2,700.50 was collected for hunter's licenses. The fees amounting to $304.25 were paid to the City Treasurer and the balance to the Commonwealth.
Annexed are the births, marriages and deaths recorded in Quincy in 1933 and the election returns.
EMERY L. CRANE, City Clerk.
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN QUINCY IN 1933
Date
Child
Parents
Jan. 1
Stillborn
Jan. 1 William Drake Hughes.
William and Hilda
Jan. 1
Buccilli
Nicholas and Antoinette
Jan.
1 Robert Walker
Herbert and Mary
Jan.
1 Howard Carlton Cepurneek.
John and Mabel
Jan.
1 George Stewart Downton.
Stewart and Margaret
Jan. 2 Shirley Mae Skinner
Warren and Elizabeth
Jan. 2 Robert Thomas Lloyd.
Thomas and Anna
Jan. 2 Leona Joanne Taylor.
Charles and Ethel
Jan. 2 Joan Sullivan.
James and Mary
Jan. 3 Elizabeth Ann Costello.
Jan. 3 Norman Edward Whitmarsh, Jr.
Norman and Marion
Jan. 3 Ann Marie Cahill
Thomas and Margaret
Jan. 3 Frances Elizabeth Wright.
Francis and Helen
Jan.
3 Elizabeth Brown Harvey.
Thomas and Mary
Jan.
4 Mary Elizabeth Joan Bianchi ..
Angelo and Margaret
Jan.
4 Robert Pendleton Andrews
Robert and Jeanette Frederick and Elsie Frank and Katherine
Jan.
4
Donald Edson Chandler
William and Gertrude
Jan.
5 Robert John Baranzelli.
Frank and Agnes
Jan.
6 Gretchen Ann Voeth
Edward and Ruby
Jan. 6 Edward August DesChenes
Henry and Ruth
Jan.
7 Betty Jane Prosperi.
Daliso and Eva
Jan.
7 Robert Domenic Salvatore
Domenic and Rose John and Ruth
Jan.
7 Ruth Grace Lennon
Jan. 8 William Pierce Cahill, Jr.
William and Margaret
Jan. 8 William George Leighton
George and Sadie
Jan. 8 Jerane Anne Sartori
Angelo and Margaret
Jan. 8 Richard Antero Jokinen
Victor and Hilma
Jan. 9 Robert Bruce Witham.
Frank and Hilma
Jan. 9 Peter Victor Ramponi, Jr
Peter and Rose
Jan. 9 Esther Naomi Mary Comeau
...
Jan. 9 Beatrice Elizabeth Joyce
John and Sadie
Jan. 9 Russel William Broberg
Sven and Ellen
Jan. 10 Bessie Bertha Drysdale.
Albert and Jennie
Jan. 10 Russell Lyle Day
Vincent and Annie Neil and Sadie
Jan. 10 Faith Shoals Eaton.
Jan. 10 Frances Mary Pezzella
Jan. 10 Marie Katherine McDonald.
Jan.
11 Richard Allen Nilson.
Jan.
11 William Randall Letham
Jan.
11 Eileen Mary Kelly.
Jan. 11 Walter Frank Cobb, Jr.
Jan. 11 Barbara Elizabeth Frazier
William and Verna Thomas and Mary Walter and Greta Martin and Annie Oscar and Jennie
Jan. 12 Carolyn Louise Solander
Jan. 12 Newton Hollis Payne ..
Newton and Myrtle
Jan. 12 Christine May Antonelli.
Jan. 12
Thompson
Larry and Josephine Earle and Victoria
Jan. 3 Sargent Palmer Gardiner
James and Eleanor William and Anna
Jan. 4 Robert Osborne Gibb
Jan. 4 Richard Merna.
Lester and Beatrice
William and Nellie John and Catherine Clifton and Mary
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Date
Child
Parents
Jan. 12
June Mildred Pedersen.
Jan. 13
John Francis Harvie.
Jan. 13 Charles Robert Young
Jan. 14 William Paul Mezzetti, Jr
William and Eva Charles and Ruth
Jan. 14 Barbara Anne Rouleau
Charles and Martha
Jan. 14 Joan Stark Watts.
Jan. 14 Martha Huey Cook
Jan. 14 Ralph Arthur Stone, Jr
Jan. 15 William Leonard Payne
Jan.
15 Carol Lee Hourula.
Jan. 15 Robert Bruce Collagan.
Edward and Helen
Jan.
16 Russell Moxon Hampshire
Albert and Alice Frank and Marion
Jan. 16
Stillborn
Jan. 16
Stillborn
Jan. 16
Norma Ann Gerstel.
Jan.
16 Donald Herbert Stewart. Fair.
Arthur and Caroline Herbert and Jessie James and Florence
Jan. 16 Donna Ruth Quin.
Jan. 17 Regina DiRado
Jan. 17 James Anthony Whalen.
Clarence and Emily
Jan.
17 John William Labadie.
David and Katherine John and Helen
Jan. 18 Arthur Stewart Johnson.
Arthur and Marguerite
Jan. 20
Evelyn Harriet Hughen.
Sherman and Laura
Jan. 20 Francis Sullivan Joubert.
Gaudias and Margaret
Jan. 20
Philip Vassar Burgess
Francis and Arlene
Jan. 20 Alfred Paul Harvester, Jr.
Alfred and Helen
Jan. 21 Walter George Ojala.
John and Helin William and Vera
Jan. 21 James Gordon Peebles.
Jan.
22 Donald Burke Shea, Jr
Donald and Ruth
Jan. 22 Dorothy Ann Macleod
Wilfred and Margaret
Jan. 22 Brooks Read.
Mark and Evelyn
Jan. 23 Joan Curtin.
Thomas and Mary
Jan. 23
Kenneth Edward Beliveau.
Henry and Lillian
Jan. 23
Sally Ann Mullaney Monti ..
William and Bertolda
Jan. 23 Jan. 23
Ralph Stoddard Smith, Jr.
Ralph and Rubie
Jan. 23 Richard Theodore LaBrecque, Jr.
Jan. 23
Robert James Almquist
Jan. 23 Cynthia Elaine Glasser
Jan. 24 Donald Cameron Legge.
Robert and Margaret
Jan. 24 Dorothy Louise Stiles.
Frank and Gladys
Jan. 24 Louise Helen Bickford.
Eugene and Evelyn
Jan. 24 Joseph Albazini.
Alessandro and Paradisa
Jan. 25 Joseph Vincent Morrissey
Jan. 25 Barbara Agnes Houle Stillborn
Jan. 26
Jan. 26 Robert James Casey
Jan. 27 Lois Jean Lofgren.
Jan. 27 Caroline Rose Marie DeLuca ..
Jan. 27 Nancy Louise MacDonald
Nicholas and Florence Raymond and Grace Charles and Pauline
Jan. 14 Ruth Claire Gray.
Earl and Mary Robert and Barbara Ralph and Hannah Harold and Mary Karl and Aili
Jan. 15 Albert Reid Jackson
Jan. 16
John and Thelma Nicola and Teresa
Jan. 18
Robert Parker Caputo.
Frank and Ethel
Richard and Edith Henning and Helen Lester and Ida
John and Mary Leo and Margaret
Francis and Marie Mauritz and Elizabeth Angelo and Margaret Robert and Esther
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Date
Child
Parents
Jan. 27
Robert Green Bridges, 3rd
Jan. 27
Marion Anne Riordan
Jan. 28 Raffaele Lena Colletta
Jan. 28 Jean Esther Paradise.
Jan. 28 Barbara Ann Smith.
Jan. 29 Joan Dunphy.
Jan. 29 Sylvia May Parker
Jan. 29 William Malone Hoxie
Jan. 29 Lorraine Irene Sevigny.
Alfred and Rose
Jan. 30 Donald Clifford Cosseboom ....
Chester and Margaret
Jan. 31 Mary Louise Marshall
Jan. 31 Anne Catherine Glavin.
Ralph and Christina William and Catherine
Feb. 1 Michael Tribuna
Michael and Sarah
Feb. 1 Joan Muriel Dupont ..
Feb. 2 Warren Frederick Martell.
Feb. 2 Annie Burak
Leon and Rose
Feb.
2 Margery Ann Foye.
Robert and Mabel
Feb. 2 Duel Ryon Ballard, Jr
Feb. 2 Dominic Caristi
Duel and Doris Frank and Helen John and Dorothy
Feb. 3
Rhym.
Feb. 3 Bruce Foster Hunter (Twin)
Robert and Elizabeth
Feb. 3 Barbara Hunter (Twin)
Robert and Elizabeth
Feb. 4 Barbara Annie Green.
Ellison and Sara
Feb.
4 Michael Emanuel D'Andreo.
Feb. 4 Carol Ann Tamborini ..
Feb.
4 Norma Agnes Wilson.
Feb. 5 Mirian Anne Tyler
Feb. 5 Carolyn Moody.
Lloyd and Adelaide
Feb. 5 Nancy Alden Hunt
Fred and Adelaide
Feb. 5 Mary Frances Guillemette
Joseph and Christine
Feb. 5 Roy Arthur Hayford
Feb. 5 Eileen Hester Saunders
6 Charlotte Elliott Nelson.
Arthur and Mabel John and Hester Sven and Vera
Feb. Feb. 7 Stillborn Feb. 7 Robert Arthur Swanson.
Arthur and Catherine Selmen and Meery John and Margaret
Feb.
8 Barbara Joan Trott.
Feb. 9 Frank Maynard Spears, Jr
Frank and Kathryn Mattie and Thelma
Feb. 9 William Charles Quigley.
Charles and Helen
Feb. 9 Evelyn Barbara Billings.
Feb. 9 Richard Dana Ash
Feb. 9 Eleanor Brown
Feb. 9 Illegitimate
Feb. 10 Richard Carroll.
Feb. 10 Barbara Ann Teirila.
Feb. 10 Patricia Ann Austin
Feb. 10 Evelyn Maria Flynn
Feb. 10 Alfred Angelo Antonio Tom- bari, Jr
Alfred and Cesira
Feb.
10 Stillborn
Allsopp.
Alfred and Henrietta
Feb. 10
Feb. 10 Frederick Victor Shepard.
George and Helen
Walter and Lucia Harry and Sarah Michael and Libera
Joseph and Esther Graham and Beulah John and Clair Leonard and Doris Everett and Alice
Harvey and Mildred Archie and Flavia
Emanuel and Helen Aldo and Ann James and Ina Judge and Nora
Feb. 8 Joseph Selmen Hassan.
Feb. 9 June Ann Kaukola
Roger and Evelyn Dana and Emma Frank and Margaret
Anthony and Teresa Henry and Mary Ralph and Mary Timothy and Catherine
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Date
Child
Parents
Feb. 11
Illegitimate
Feb. 11 Marjorie Ann McCarty.
Feb. 11 Elso Salvatori
Einar and Lydia
Feb.
12 Archibald Fulton
Alexander and Margaret
Feb. 12 Hazel Mildred Hook
Joseph and Hazel
Feb. 12 Marilyn Ann Davies
William and Caroline
Feb. 12 Robert Ryan
Richard and Jane
Feb. 13 John Michael Volpe, Jr
Feb. 13 Julia Helen DeLury
Feb. 13 Jacqueline Denise MacCarthy ..
Feb. 13 James Roberts LeBlanc.
James and Irene
Feb.
14 Dennis Joseph Buckley
Dennis and Mary
Feb. 14 Neal John Sartori.
Nildo and Mildred
Feb. 14 Thomas Valentine Cahill
Jeremiah and Margaret
Feb. 14 Peter Reynolds O'Brien
William and Agnes
Feb. 14 Joseph Francis Mullen.
Daniel and Mary
Feb. 14 Norma Lorraine Clapp.
Roger and Isabell
Feb. 14 Paul Franklin McCallum
Daniel and Grace
Feb. 14 Miriam Elsie Woolf
William and Elsie
Feb. 15 Barbara Ann Gynan.
George and Rhoda
Feb. 15 Richard Allen Young.
Robert and Kathleen
Feb. 15 Virginia Ann Nicholson
James and Bertha
Feb. 15 Mary Irene Lynch ..
Feb. 15 Marian Lillian Rotondi.
Jeremiah and Sheila Angelo and Frances George and Sophie
Feb. 15 Thomas Christifer Harris
Feb. 15 John Preston Miller.
John and Marguerite
Feb. 16 Beverly Ann Clark
Maurice and Gladys
Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 16
16 Beverley Ann Bullock.
Roy and Edith Austin and Catherine William and Abbie Toffee and Nowf
Feb. 17 George Albert Nestor.
John and Catherine
Feb. 17 Robert Andrew Buckley
John and Martha
Feb. 17 Dorothy Evelyn Kinsman
Gordon and Evelyn
Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb.
18 18 18 18 18
Goguen.
Michael and Madeline Henry and Margaret
Feb. Feb.
Jane Karen Andersen.
Veggo and Maude
19
Virginia May Hayden.
Walter and Helen
20 Charlotte Ann Trevains
Samuel and Rachel
21 Marjorie Jean Jamieson
Feb. 22 Henry George Giles.
Feb. 22
Harriet Hillotson Trumper Patricia Ann Eddy Nancy Lee Olson King
George and Mildred Lester and Christine Henry and Mary Wallace and Marjorie Melvin and Grace Allan and Karin Robert and Florence
Feb. 22
Barbara Ann Hill
Edmund and Agnes
Feb. 23
Dwight Harding Small
Eugene and Charlotte
Feb. 23
Edward Albert O'Meara
William and Evelyn
Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 21 Albert Roy Crayton
William and Margaret Carl and Helen Joseph and Mary
17 Nancy Sutherland Marshall Lyons.
Frederick Ralph Radcliffe
Frederick and Marina
Robert Brendon Murphy
Feb. 22
Feb. 22 Feb. 22
17 James Edward Lane.
16 Betty Sue Smith.
16 Lawrence Curtin.
Carole Elizabeth Derbes.
John and Iole John and Dorothy Richard and Lucy
Feb. 11 Sylvia Ruth Carlson.
John and Rachel Settimio and Ines
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Date
Child
Parents
Feb. 24
Norma Mae Macleod.
George and Margaret Stephen and Rita
Feb. 24
Katherine Esther Faulkner
Feb. 24 Shirley Ann Cain ..
William and Emma
Feb. 24
Thomas Leonard Mattie.
Walter and Anna Edward and Marion
Feb. 24 Kenneth Philip Griswold.
Feb. 25 Joan Elizabeth Johnson.
George and Florence Harold and Grace
Feb. 25 Loud.
Feb. 25 Louis Charles Cinzi.
Charles and Jennie
Feb. 25 Virginia Giacchetti.
Vincenzo and Josephine
Feb. 25 Emery Alfred Swanson
Emery and Helen
Feb. 26 Jacqueline May Ennis.
Anthony and Jeannette
Feb. 26 Patrick Clare.
Patrick and Theresa
Feb. 26 Helen Marilyn Johnson.
Edwin and Mary
Feb. 27
Joseph Edward Boudrow
Joseph and Mary
Feb. 28 Janet Evelyn Ballou
Howard and Emily
Feb. 28 Laurence Hibbett.
William and Mary
Feb. 28 Roberta Ann Pelletier
Wilfred and Olive
Feb. 28 Robert Don Caron
Edward and Lucy
Mar. 1
Joan Sheppard ..
Selby and Blanche
Mar. 1 Jane Maria Nolan ..
William and Mary
Mar. 1 Robert Edward Thomas
William and Edna
Mar. 1 Murray Francis Darrow.
Harold and Eileen
Mar. 1 John Austin Dutton.
Warren and Esther Martin and Lila
Mar. 2 Linton Cradel Campbell
Theodore and Elaine
Mar. 2 Donald Webb Mills
Walter and Vera
Mar. 2 June Elizabeth Kyller.
Einar and Miriam
Mar. 3 Geraldine Mae Baker.
Nicholas and Margaret
Mar. 3 Robert Bunstein ..
Herman and Evelyn
Mar. 3 Barbara Edwards Walsh.
Francis and Clementine
Mar. 3 Richard Arnold Jones
Melvin and Hattie
Mar. 3 William Clark McDonald
Donald and Euphemia
Mar. 4 Mary Theresa Leone
Mar. 4 Elena Saluti
Carl and Theresa Nazzareno and Ernesta
Mar. 4
Cunningham.
Robert and Hazel
Mar. 4 John Norman Williamson
John and Yvette
Mar. 4 Pauline Ann Thornley
Frederick and Helen
Mar. 4 Ralph Lyman Hadlock.
Ralph and Bessie
Mar. 4 Margaret Beveridge Hunter
James and Ethel
Mar. 5 Joann Eleanor Benson
Edward and Ruth
Mar. 5 Marilyn Louise Needham
Howard and Dorothy
Mar. 5 James Brenton Hamilton.
Otto and Myra John and Loretta
Mar. 6 June Terese Griffin
Mar.
6 Lewis Franklin Carter, 3rd.
Lewis and Virginia
Mar. 7 Patricia Ann Kiley.
Donald and Florence
Mar. 7 Jean Theresa McInnis
Malcolm and Helen
Mar. 7 Anna Maria Louise Notrangelo
Gaetano and Margaret Emil and Violet
Mar. 8 Joan Alice Patten.
George and Charlotte
Mar. 8 Ruth Mariano.
Guerino and Mary
Mar. 8 Holly Burgess.
Nelson and Madeline
Mar. 9 David Mills Royce
Henry and Amy
Mar. 8 George Emil Feruccio.
Hobart and Mary
Mar. 5 Donna Mae Chase.
Mar. 2 Carol Elaine Schragle.
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REPORT OF CITY CLERK
Date
Child
Parents
Mar. 9
Florence Elizabeth Jean Knowlton
Arthur and Priscilla
Mar. 9 Francis Adam Hemmer.
Mar. 9 Janet Elaine Rich.
George and Marguerite George and Louella
Mar. 10
Frederick Ansel Perkins, 3rd.
Frederick and Charlotte John and Mary
Mar. 11 Carol Bartlett Haines
Mar. 12 George Moore.
Craig and Eleanor Mansor and Habab
Mar. 13 Thomas Joseph Buckley
John and Anna
Mar. 13 Phyllis Mae DiSciullo.
Joseph and Carmela
Mar. 13
Stanley Cole Phillips
Francis and Marian
Mar. 14
Philip Michael Coyne
Michael and Delia
Mar. 14 Margaret Ann Kalil.
Joseph and Anna
Mar. 14 Frances Ballem
Mar. 14 Salvatore Alphonso Falzone
Mar. 15
Thomas Bodel Girvin, Jr.
Mar. 15
Robert Wyman Walker
Kenneth and Clara
Mar. 16
Joan Elizabeth O'Donnell.
Edward and Vivian Bruce and Shirley
Mar. 16 Richard Gardner Forbes.
Mar. 17 Gloria Gean Pratt.
Preston and Grace
Mar. 17
David Michael Kirby
Edward and Isabel George and Helen Carl and Jane
Mar. 18
Ruth Ann Sterling.
Charles and Ruth
Mar. 18
Lorraine Frances Rennie.
Simon and Elizabeth
Mar. 18
Frederic Robert Dunn.
Jesse and Margaret
Mar. 18 Ruth Ina Carlson ..
Mar. 19 Robert Allen Lund
Mar. 19
Rosalie Frantello.
Albert and Lena
Mar. 19
Barbara Ann Sullivan
Edward and Christine
Mar. 21 James William Giles.
James and Theresa Alfonso and Giglia
Mar. 21 Ralph Warren Caspole
Ralph and Adelaide
Mar. 21
Frederick James Spencer
Frederick and Grace
Mar. 21 Patricia Anne Gardner Hobson
Mar. 21 Charles Lewis Hicks.
Mar. 21 Joan Curtis Hersey.
Mar. 22 Kenneth Carlton Mayo, Jr.
Mar. 22 Joan Quimby
Maurice and Anna
Mar. 23
George Karr Hitchcock, Jr.
George and Sarah
Mar. 23 Robert Kelley ..
Eugene and Margaret
Mar. 23
Kathleen May Templeton.
Mar. 23
Milton Chandler Walsh.
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