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Oct. 12. Silvio Craviotto of Quincy and Margaret Theresa Rossi of Boston.
Oct. 12. Henry Francis Boyle of Quincy and Mildred Marie Kerrigan of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Matthew Galvin of Boston and Catherine Griffin of Quincy. Oct. 12. Thomas Henry Walsh of Quincy and Olga Bongarzone of Scituate.
Oct. 12. Paul William Clark of Quincy and Florence Marie Kapela of Boston.
Oct. 12. Hugo Jonathan Nelson of Quincy and Ruth Beatrice Lille- moen of Watertown.
Oct. 12. George White Killory of E. Weymouth and Mary Catherine Dunn of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Frank Joseph Blake of Quincy and Ethel May Bevis (Coch- rane) of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Harold Dexter Ferguson of Quincy and Tyyne Sophie Ok- sanen of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Daniel Herbert Forde of Quincy and Bernadine Elizabeth Bowen of Boston.
Oct. 12. Daniel Raymond MacDonald of Quincy and Mary Grace McCormick of Boston.
Oct. 12. Joseph Patrick Gorman of Dedham and Ruth Marjorie Wales of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Robert Sutton Foley of Quincy and Jeannette Frances Bur- gess of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Maurice Joseph Daly of Quincy and Mary Honor Shea of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Francis George Bowden of Quincy and Alice Veronica Fla- herty of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Donald Weston McIsaac of Carver and Doris Edith Grogan of Quincy.
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Oct. 12. John Michael Epsom of Quincy and Amelia Elizabeth Ver- licco of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Wallace Clarence Williams of Boston and Doris Lillian Kemno of Quincy.
Oct. 12. William Edward Kesson Halvosa of Barre, Vt. and Doris Gwendolyn Warmington of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Edward Thomas Fallon of Boston and Margaret Elizabeth O'Donnell of Quincy.
Oct. 12. Harrison Franklin Loud Jr. of Hingham and Mary Blair of Quincy.
Oct. 13. Gaetano Tenore of Quincy and Mary Teresa Russo of Quincy. Oct. 13. William Rusk Noone of Quincy and Elizabeth Maude Keegan of Quincy.
Oct. 13. Laurence Clifton Cahoon of Quincy and Marguerite Ethel Butler of Quincy.
Oct. 13. Arthur Thomas Nickerson of Braintree and Dorothy Allen Maki (Beckford) of Quincy.
Oct. 15. Mario Sisti of Quincy and Leonora Violet Maggiani of Quincy.
Oct. 17 Albino Antonio Lastra of Quincy and Jeanette Elizabeth Cronin of Weymouth.
Oct. 17. Reginald Willis Burgess of Somerville and Ruth Florence MacPherson of Quincy.
Oct. 19. Samuel Logan of Chelmsford and Florence E. St. John of Quincy.
Oct. 19. Frank Shaw Magee of Quincy and Beatrice Barnes Walker (Fenby) of Quincy.
Oct. 20. Gerald E. Swanson of Boston and Alice E. Gullans of Quincy. Oct. 20. Joseph Spadorcia of Quincy and Cecelia Josephine Salvucci of Quincy.
Oct. 20. Mario Albert Tombari of Quincy and Mary Eleanor Gerich of Quincy.
Oct. 20. Julius Berman of Quincy and Celia Cohen of Quincy.
Oct. 20. William Francis Summers of Quincy and Alice Josephine Kane of Quincy.
Oct. 20. Sam Ranieri of Quincy and Assunta Cerri of Quincy.
Oct. 21. Deserie Amirault of Bath, Me. and Helen Robichaud of Quincy.
Oct. 21. John Henry Murphy of Quincy and Helen Louise Crowe of Westboro.
Oct. 22. Robert Blethen Young of Quincy and Alice Elizabeth Buckley of Quincy.
Oct. 23. Henry A. Moore of Boston and Rosa M. Lyinds of Boston.
Oct. 24. George Randolph William Cedarstrom of Quincy and Mar- garet Baxter Clarke Provan of Quincy.
Oct. 24. Severin Edmund Nelson of Weymouth and Catherine Louise Curry of Quincy.
Oct. 25. Arthur Murray Duff of Boston and Charlotte Gertrude French of Quincy.
Oct. 26. Leo Chester Rosa of Quincy and Josephine Caroline Monti of Quincy.
Oct. 26. George Harold Alexander of Providence, R. I. and Emily Elizabeth Dixon of Quincy.
Oct. 27. George Jeremiah Frazier of Quincy and Elsie Dionne of Cambridge.
Oct. 27. Stanley Arthur Gustave Brounstrom of Quincy and Mildred Frances Quist of Quincy.
Oct. 27. George Arthur Williams of Braintree and Mary Elizabeth Duane of Quincy.
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Oct. 27. Biagio Cedrone of Quincy and Raffeola Annie Donofrio of Boston.
Oct. 30. Barron Joseph Thomas of Boston and Mary Elinore Fryar of Quincy.
Oct. 30. William Stanley Summers of Van Buren, Me. and Ida Pearl Taylor of Braintree.
Nov. 1. Carleton Preble Downing of. Quincy and Mildred May Col- lings of Quincy.
Nov. 2. Richard Clayton Hammond of Quincy and Helen Drake of Quincy.
Nov. 2. Hubert Sheldon Stees of Wilmington. Del. and Josephine Ann Ovidia Benson of Quincy.
Nov. 2. Henry Thom of Quincy and Mary Kardoose of Quincy.
Nov. 3. Alexander Marr Smith of Quincy and Ellen Veronica Young (Harrold) of Weymouth.
Nov. 7. Malcolm Arthur Van Bibber of Quincy and Esther Louise Anderson of Quincy.
Nov. 8. John Edward Ford of Milton and Margery Malnati of Quincy.
Nov. 9. Elmer Ackerman Birdsall of Somerville and Emily Curtis Gould of Braintree.
Nov. 9. Edward Francis Donnellan Jr. of Quincy and Eva Marguer- ite Bolys (Chase) of Quincy.
Nov. 9. Edward Willis Jordan of Quincy and Elsie Viola Johnson of Quincy.
Nov. 9. Wesley Warren Colby of Quincy and Elly Marie Williams (Arildsen) of Quincy.
Nov. 9. John Patrick Murphy of Quincy and Eleanor Mildred Maines of Boston.
Nov. 10. James Campbell of Quincy and Josephine Orelia Nardone of Quincy.
Nov. 11. Leo Thomas White of Revere and Delia Claire Ferriter of Quincy.
Nov. 11. Augustus Aloysius Brennan of Boston and Ellen Nora Foley of Quincy.
Nov. 12. James Elvie Nix of Quincy and Helen Roby Young (Thom- son) of Quincy.
Nov. 12. Francis Emlah Spencer of Quincy and Gretchen Menchin of Quincy.
Nov. 13. Albert Edward Joy of Quincy and Eva M. Collins (Robert- son) of Boston.
Nov. 16. Walter John Oscar Peterson of Quincy and Olga Mae Mattes of Quincy.
Nov. 16. Vincent Stone Duncan of Quincy and Mildred Louise Calnan of Quincy.
Nov. 16. Dallas Boice of Brookline and Helen Brown of Brookline. Nov. 16. William Buffington Nichols of Quincy and Mildred Baker Chase of Ellsworth, Me.
Nov. 16. Alvin Wallace Guild of Quincy and Nellie Frances McLean (Gloyd) of Quincy.
Nov. 16. Richard Huntington Wright of Newton and Doris Althea FitzGerald of Quincy.
Nov. 16. Edmund A. Gosselin of Quincy and Mary E. Ventura of Raynham.
Nov. 17. Angelo Capone of Watertown and Rachel Sacchetti of Quincy.
Nov. 17. John Morton of Quincy and Vera Louise vonBerg of Quincy. Nov. 20. Lendall Augustine Mains Jr. of Quincy and Barbara Ross of Quincy.
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Nov. 21. Joseph John Sarni of Braintree and Elizabeth Campbell Daw- son of Quincy.
Nov. 21. Emil Bielli of Quincy and Mary Louise Scolamiera of Quincy. Nov. 22. Raymond Garfield Mize of Quincy and Ferol Mae Ricker of Quincy.
Nov. 23. Nelford John Platner Jr. of Quincy and Ruth Louise Weeks of Newton.
Nov. 23. Howard Peter Plouffe of Quincy and Helen Frances Korecka of Cambridge.
Nov. 23. Albert Rathbone Leffingwell of Quincy and Rita Viola Pelo- quin of Quincy.
Nov. 23. Walter Lawrence Brown of Boston and Margaret Gertrude Swanson of Quincy.
Nov. 23. Sidney Andrew Odom of Quincy and Julia Maria Tosi of Winthrop.
Nov. 23. Daniel Walter Alvino of Lovermore Falls, Me. and Anita Louise DiBona of Quincy.
Nov. 24. Philip Nash Wall of Quincy and Geraldine Wright Howe of Quincy.
Nov. 24. Daniel Peter Hoffman of Quincy and Mary Attracta Galla- gher of Brookline.
Nov. 24. Americo Mancini of Boston and Lucy Spadorcia of Quincy.
Nov. 24. William Lawrence Boudrow of Quincy and Mary Silvia Florence of Quincy.
Nov. 24. Anthony Colella of Quincy and Rita Katherine Angelini of Quincy.
Nov. 24. Albert Edward Rundle of Quincy and Ellen Edith Pelto of Quincy.
Nov. 26. Harry Lewis Palmer of Quincy and Grace Mildred Hubbard (Coffey) of Quincy.
Nov. 26. John Earl Cairns of Quincy and Margaret Ivy Phillips of Boston.
Nov. 26. Maurice Joseph McPhee of Jaffrey, N. H. and Rose Ellen Foster of Quincy.
Nov. 27. George Washington Snow of Braintree and Ann Madeline DuBois of Quincy.
Nov. 27. Joseph Howard Finn of Boston and Anna Ruth Connors of Quincy.
Nov. 27. Raymond Angus MacLeod of Quincy and Margaret Helen Herman of Braintree.
Nov. 27. Charles Henry Vanner Jr. of Quincy and Olive Wilhelmina Brown of Quincy:
Nov. 27. Elbridge Russell MacFawn of Quincy and Margaret Evelyn Malcolm of Quincy.
Nov. 27. Duncan Livingston Tocher of Milton and Jeanette McCurdy Ernst of Quincy.
Nov. 27. Dominic Pecce of Quincy and Katherine Louise Scoledge of Quincy.
Nov. 27. George Gabriel of Quincy and Mary Catherine Cahill of Cambridge.
Nov. 28. Leonard W. Scales of Quincy and Mildred P. Dodwell of Chelsea.
Nov. 28. Michael James Casey of Boston and Catherine Matilda Cal- lahan of Quincy.
Nov. 28. William Lee Howes of Buffalo, N. Y. and Gwendolyn Forrest Ellis of Quincy.
Nov. 28. Carmelo Ruma of Boston and Helen Theresa Khoury of Quincy.
Nov. 28. Arthur DiBona of Quincy and Ofelia Sacchetti of Quincy.
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Nov. 28. Walter Allen Muir of Torrington, Conn. and Emma Lucile Wight of Quincy.
Nov. 28. Hilding Alden Olson of Quincy and Elizabeth Margaret Caffelle of Wellesley.
Nov. 28. John Dennis Corrigan of Quincy and Lucretia Mary Dalton of Braintree.
Nov. 28. Fred Padulo of Quincy and Josephine Mazzeo of Randolph. Nov. 28. Joseph Robert, Soucy of Hingham and Mary Therese Pelrine of Quincy.
Nov. 29. Holland F. Staniek of Boston and Lea F. Loukola of Boston. Nov. 29. Paul Henry Kirby of Quincy and Julia Frances Doyle of Somerville.
Nov. 30. Ronald Murray Little of Quincy and Laura Carmen Mac- Laughlin of Boston.
Nov. 30. Joseph Victor Capone of Quincy and Gertrude Angelina Cellini of Quincy.
Dec. 4 Joseph John Chase of Quincy and Mildred Priscilla Scott of Quincy.
Dec. 5. George Earl Goucher of Boston and Dorothy Louise Alger of Newton.
Dec. 6. George Henry Willis Jr. of Quincy and Juanite Clara Lauer of Brookline.
Dec. 7. Toivo Alpo Luoma of Quincy and Aili Elvera Maki of Braintree.
Dec. 7. Sidney William Grossman of Quincy and Frances Ann Dwor- kin of Lawrence.
Dec. 7. John Norris Crossman of Quincy and Muriel Louise Cox of Quincy.
Dec. 8. Frank Cragg Jr. of Quincy and Mary Berger Joyce of Quincy. Dec. 8. Eugene Leopold Blake of Quincy and Florence Moran (Far- quhar) of Quincy
Dec. 8. Frank Appleton Jr. of Quincy and Gladys Evelyn Hindle (Nute) of Quincy.
Dec. 8. Charles Willis Appleton of Quincy and Helen Haapala of Quincy.
Dec. 12. Louis George Kelsch of Quincy and Grace Priscilla Beam of Quincy.
Dec. 13. George William Young of Quincy and Alice Irene Parent of Quincy.
Dec. 14. S. Gerald Gherardi of Quincy and Frances Spargo of Quincy. Dec. 15. Salvatore Fotino of Quincy and Julia Dandrea (DeLorenzo) of Quincy.
Dec. 15. Carl Wilfred Nyberg of Quincy and Tyra Helena Alquist of Quincy.
Dec. 15. Francis Mallett of Quincy and Alice Nixon of Boston.
Dec. 19. Henry Charles Rioux of Quincy and Josephine May Pelton of Quincy.
Dec. 19. Charles Edward Ross of Quincy and Emily Marie Geddes (Boten) of Quincy.
Dec. 20. Alexander William MacGugan of Quincy and Mary Josephine Studley of Quincy.
Dec. 21. Warren Clayton Webb of Boston and Gracia Helen Ranney of Quincy.
Dec. 22. James Edward Holt of Roanoke, Va. and Barbara Violet Hall of Quincy.
Dec. 23. George Clifford Butts of New Bedford and Irene Victoria Giusti of Quincy.
Dec. 24. Frederick William Atherton of Quincy and Priscilla Mat- thews Roskreuge Horne of Newton.
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Dec. 24. Albert Fritz Johnson of Quincy and Francina Elizabeth Leontine of Boston.
Dec. 24. Oliver James Diack of Quincy and Ruth Power of Brain- tree.
Dec. 24. Joseph DiPanfilo of Quincy and Mary Madelina Cafferelli (Palmerullo) of Boston.
Dec. 27 Gustave Roger Daru of Quincy and Clara Eugenia Lemieux of Quincy.
Dec. 28. Ralph Elmer Wayne of Quincy and Pauline Davenport of Braintree.
Dec. 28. Howard John Deacon of Quincy and Phyllis Mary Jenkins of Quincy.
Dec. 28. Alden Bernard Hutt of Quincy and Helen Margaret Foley of Braintree.
Dec. 28. Raymond Irving Cruthers of Quincy and Mary McPhee Al- lison of Quincy.
Dec. 28. Amedo DiCesare of Quincy and Ida Edith Draghetti of Braintree.
Dec. 28. Daniel Henry Levangie of Quincy and Elsie Johannesson of Brookline.
Dec. 28. George Banning Ritchie of Quincy and Florence Howland Grant (Merry) of Duxbury.
Dec. 28. George Herbert Ellison of Quincy and Ellen Roberta Cum- mings of Quincy.
Dec. 29. John Zanardelli of Quincy and Josephine Pauline Rusconi of Quincy.
Dec. 29. Alessandro Meleo of Quincy and Mary Falcione of Boston.
Dec. 29. Russell Hadden Keene of Bucksport. Maine and Carolyn Irene Ginn of Bucksport, Maine.
Dec. 30. Otis Robert Nelson of Quincy and Mary Anna Thompson of Quincy.
Dec. 31. Walter W. Callow of Boston and Helen A. Carpenter of Boston.
Dec. 31. Robert Earle Miller of Quincy and Mildred Munroe Thomas of Quincy.
Dec. 31. Erik Gustave Gnospelius of Quincy and Lydia Folsom Lap- worth of Boston.
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SPECIAL PRELIMINARY ELECTION - MAY 21, 1935 MAYOR
Ward
Precinct
Edmonston
Mullin
Bates
Taylor
Burgin
Blanks
1
1
89
157
294
26
320
11
1
2
153
214
197
32
279
10
1
3
143
177
124
28
215
4
1
4
152
194
108
27
259
4
1
5
69
286
93
4
188
9
2
1
46
563
172
17
91
13
22
3
60
317
364
51
216
13
3
1
56
219
195
18
166
12
3
2
68
184
198
23
258
16
3
3
54
282
305
21
260
8
4
1
47
470
248
152
165
8
4
2
23
249
264
57
211
9
5
1
308
46
28
54
270
3
5
2
277
119
71
84
186
4
5
3
208
108
56
65
234
5
5
4
173
172
111
79
265
7
5
5
283
134
102
104
182
6
·5
6
347
69
59
57
181
1
6
1
149
204
106
108
237
6
6
2
126
151
145
55
126
10
6
3
198
98
144
48
84
л
6
4
170
161
78
56
130
8
6
5
124
50
48
19
63
3378
4997
3737
1232
4695
191
2
55
373
227
34
109
15
414
CITY OF QUINCY
SPECIAL CITY ELECTION - JUNE 11. 1935 MAYOR
Ward
Precinct
Burgin
Mullin
Blanks
1
1
843
284
1
2
756
411
1
3
571
337
1
4
613
410
1
1
5
504
538
2
1
439
716
VIAUCH
3
1
503
395
6
3
2
673
382
2
3
3
763
539
11
4
1
549
864
6
4
2
607
526
3
5
1
724
159
0
5
2
692
326
0
5
3
685
284
3
5
4
771
392
1
5
5
662
410
1
5
6
691
238
3
6
1
831
459
1
2
568
451
1
3
521
335
0
UIA
586
350
1
6
284
140
1
15056
10141
67
Now
2
2
474
565
2
3
746
630
.
PRELIMINARY CITY ELECTION - NOVEMBER 12, 1935 SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Ward
Precinct
Cook
Lee
Kendrick
Purcell
Higgins
Mulrenin
Pinel
Lambert
Blanks
1
1
190
49
204
214
110
15
82
21
151
1
2
222
57
196
196
162
15
81
18
175
1
3
162
31
129
185
76
15
54
17
95
1
4
200
70
205
218
87
84
79
33
282
1
5
184
108
272
250
120
99
117
51
341
2
1
167
73
217
165
89
30
174
133
312
2
2
265
84
338
179
203
28
278
63
478
2
3
333
44
246
139
123
29
125
31
358
3
1
2
465
78
211
223
115
25
151
25
391
3
437
78
313
218
134
41
229
32
600
3
3
1
321
117
584
248
231
77
159
60
441
4
2
365
122
385
268
157
31
144
41
449
5
1
83
96
00
160
26
00
27
7
78
5
2
67
61
119
129
24
20
21
24
77
5
3
71
39
106
141
29
7
23
16
68
5
4
91
65
124
129
40
10
23
27
99
5
5
93
63
134
137
43
35
29
19
101
5
0
153
151
495
370
85
57
68
77
316
6
1
103
62
274
130
65
84
34
28
234
93
86
335
169
43
65
49
37
191
3
132
104
308
207
56
42
55
39
187
6
4
49
67
132
275
19
12
27
17
148
6
5
4475
1911
5805
4694
2148
905
2242
1015
5967
415
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86
118
170
165
28
19
24
20
88
143
88
227
179
83
57
189
179
307
4
2
PRELIMINARY CITY ELECTION - NOVEMBER 12, 1935 COUNCILLOR - WARD ONE
Ward
Precinct
McIntosh
Leary
Shea
Jenness
Rubin
Helfrich
Blanks
282
12
5
160
17
27
15
199
50
7
233
38
41
28
143
20
1.
140
27
36
12
106
233
3
104
66
91
26
1
5
81
256
55
32
62
261
24
811
539
71
669
210
456
105
COUNCILLOR - WARD TWO
NON Ward
Precinct
George
St. John
Savage
Travers
MacDonald
Cosindas
Hack
Blanks
187
78
304
31
24
13
66
23
112
70
294
54
41
3
82
24
273
106
141
24
118
0
262
34
572
254
739
109
183
à
410
0
CITY OF QUINCY
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PRELIMINARY CITY ELECTION - NOVEMBER 12, 1935 COUNCILLOR - WARD THREE
Ward
Precinct
Fabrizio
Cowie
Chiesa
Olson
Comi
Mecagni
Brault
Mahoney
Barnicoat.
Ålbee
Hallisey
Blanks
3
1
4
6
95
18
24
41
79
25
178
28
176
40
3
2
10
5
168
64
16
90
160
27
134
37
93
38
3
3
53
37
241
64
153
41
89
16
100
21
158
68
67
48
504
146
193
172
328
68
412
86
427
146
COUNCILLOR - WARD FOUR
Ward
Precinct
McDermott
McDonald
Davey
Praderio
Blanks
457
591
27
28
16
2
437
462
47
18
17
894
1053
74
46
33
REPORT OF CITY CLERK
1
417
PRELIMINARY CITY ELECTION - NOVEMBER 12, 1935 COUNCILLOR - WARD FIVE
Ward
Precinct
Lantery
Kearney
Lane
Austin
Blanks
5
SIGGE ONE
COUNCILLOR - WARD SIX
Ward
Precinct
Peterson
Dennehy
Gilkerson
Means
McCarron
Zottoli
Riley
Goode
Blanks
()
126
80
380
13
22
159
28
39
143
123
103
19
1
47
23
(
37
179
119
50
()
89
2
23
31
4
53
56
213
67
5
8
2
127
34
5
16
3
28
51
184
25
37
5
24
271
461
555
649
214
163
51
361
140
7
219
40
5
2
(
21
193
39
5
3
26
16
165
34
5
4
24
4.3
177
50
5
5
62
78
145
23
5
10
=
150
173
135
175
1049
359
CITY OF QUINCY
418
w/v-
419
REPORT OF CITY CLERK
CITY ELECTION - DECEMBER 3, 1935 SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Ward
Precinct
Cook
Kendrick
Pinel
Purcell
Blanks
1
1
419
342
170
409
220
1
2
405
327
170
372
242
1
3
258
231
114
299
116
1
4
337
277
129
357
344
1
5
356
462
190
450
266
2
1
318
499
357
380
282
2
2
278
418
318
370
286
2
3
420
561
445
337
393
3
1
430
363
161
227
285
3
2
528
339
206
328
279
3
3
569
548
292
332
429
4
1
491
947
301
537
506
4
2
550
641
277
469
395
5
1
165
209
54
306
88
5
2
156
2.39
57
263
93
5
3
151
172
41
239
77
5
4
202
257
78
284
121
5
5
170
222
51
228
89
5
6
157
298
70
307
128
6
1
314
729
157
668
334
6
2
251
481
103
339
246
6
3
210
418
79
322
219
6
1
238
443
86
372
187
6
5
83
243
42
352
132
7456
9666
3948
8547
5757
420
CITY OF QUINCY
CITY ELECTION - DECEMBER 3, 1935 COUNCILLOR - WARD ONE
Ward
Precinct.
Jenness
McIntosh
Blanks
1111
1
351
425
2
386
363
3
276
230
4
344
374
1
5
401
457
1758
1849
24
COUNCILLOR - WARD TWO
Ward
Precinct
George
Savage
Blanks
WITH
404
504
10
332
494
0
2
638
428
12
1374
1426
31
COUNCILLOR - WARD THREE
Ward
Precinct.
Chiesa
Hallisey
Blanks
cuculo
1
294
426
13
2
460
372
8
3
610
452
23
1364
1250
44
AFWOA
421
REPORT OF CITY CLERK
CITY ELECTION - DECEMBER 3, 1935 COUNCILLOR - WARD FOUR
Ward
Precinct
McDermott
McDonald
Blanks
+ +
21
617
769
5
545
611
10
1162
1380
15
COUNCILLOR - WARD FIVE
Ward
Precinct,
Austin
Lane
. Blanks
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REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF QUINCY, MASS.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR 1935
Chairman *Hon. Charles A. Ross, Mayor
Vice-Chairman Col. Warren E. Sweetser
*Hon. Charles A. Ross. Term Expires Dec. 31, 1936 98 Independence Avenue, Quincy
Col. Warren E. Sweetser. Term Expires Dec. 31, 1935
56 Elm Avenue, Wollaston
Mr. Joseph J. Kendrick Term Expires Dec. 31, 1935 110 Harvard Street, Wollaston
Mrs. Beatrice W. Nichols Term Expires Dec. 31, 1936
45 Elm Street, Quincy
Mr. John H. Taylor Term Expires Dec. 31, 1936 108 Warren Avenue, Wollaston
Mr. George W. Abele Term Expires Dec. 31, 1937 103 Greenleaf Street, Quincy
Mr. Roy Prout Term Expires Dec. 31, 1937
44 Highfield Road, Quincy
Secretary to School Committee and Superintendent of Schools James N. Muir, B.S. 132 Winthrop Avenue, Wollaston
The regular meetings of the School Committee are held at 7:30 o'clock P. M. on the last Tuesday of each month.
*Succeeded in June by : Hon. Thomas S. Burgin, 131 Monroe Road, Quincy
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
William A. Bradford, Chairman
Albert C. Blackman Frank Foster Conrad Hallgren
Arthur W. Koss George A. Oster Archibald Westhaver
OFFICE STAFF
Secretary Marion Nilsen 33 Nilsen Avenue, Quincy
Bookkeeper Helen M. Canty 65 Safford Street, Wollaston
Clerks Annie M. Ohman 71 Bennington Street, Quincy
Theresa V. Kroesser 18 Thornton Street, Wollaston
Office: School Committee Rooms, Quincy High School Building, Coddington Street.
Office Hours: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M .; Saturday, 8 A.M. to 12 M.
Supervisor of Attendance Harry G. Burnham 226 Everett Street, Wollaston
Office: School Committee Rooms.
Office Hours: 8 A.M. to 12 M., 1.30 to 5 P.M. Saturday, 8 A.M. to 12 M.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
To the Citizens of Quincy :
Your School Committee submits to you the following report for the year 1935.
The most important matter that has occurred during the year as far as buildings and equipment are concerned is the addition of the so- called "west wing" to the North Quincy High School, now under con- struction, which will be completed in ample time for classes entering in September 1936.
The completion of this wing will not only allow pupils of the North Junior High School to have the facilities and accommodations of which many have been deprived the last two years, but will, by taking junior high pupils from several schools, relieve the congestion in the whole northern part of the city.
The contract for this wing, just under $293,000.00, calls for an addition containing twenty-six class rooms, shop rooms, etc., as well as fourteen small rooms in the way of teachers' rooms, toilets, etc, and will, when completed, give us a very satisfactory building. If it could have been built when asked for by your Committee, the City would have saved many thousand dollars, and the School Department could have func- tioned more efficiently.
The school budget for 1935 called for an expenditure of $1,216,849.15, a part of which will be returned to the City. The slight increase (about 11/2%) was necessary on account of the restoration of automatic increase to our teaching force.
In connection with our School Department budget, we respectfully call attention to the fact that approximately $138,000.00 will be returned to the City from the State Department of Education, rentals of halls, etc.
Your Committee has had an extremely large number of requests during the year for the use of school halls and other rooms without charge. Almost without exception they have been for worthy objects of community interest and value, such as E.R.A. classes, etc. Realizing our obligation to the taxpayer as well as those who made the requests, we have tried to be fair and just to both, but citizens should realize that the Committee cannot grant too free use of buildings without an in- crease in the budget.
The physical condition of most of our buildings is good, considerable work having been done in the past two years by E.R.A. and W.P.A. projects. The total cost of doing this work in this way is, of course, much more than if done in the ordinary manner, but as only part of the expense has been borne by the Department our budget has not been increased.
In order that every precaution be taken for the safety of our children, we had a detailed survey of all school buildings made by our Fire De- partment during the year, in addition to the various inspections that have been made by the State.
During the year a class for physically handicapped children has been established in a room at the Thomas B. Pollard school which will en- able us to give them better instruction and more enjoyment in life.
Owing to changes at City Hall we have had three Chairmen during
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the year, Mayor Charles A. Ross for a few weeks. Acting Mayor Leo E. Mullin for a few weeks, and Mayor Thomas S. Burgin for the bal- ance of the year.
Athletics in our two high schools have suffered somewhat during the year owing to the lack of a proper field on which to hold contests, espec- ially football. A new enclosed field is under construction for the North Quincy High School on Birch St., North Quincy, and we hope the pro- posed new stadium will be built so that both schools can have the use of it in the fall of 1936.
The program of Law and Order enforcement has been followed up as far as possible this year, though any program in the schools can but supplement the home influence in this, for it is essentially the responsi- bility of the home and not the school to instruct children in the ob- servance of Law and Order.
We call attention to the fact that this year Mr. Charles H. Johnson retired as our attendance officer after a long and faithful service. He entered the Department in 1898 and has served thirty-seven years most satisfactorily, retiring to take a well merited rest.
Regretfully we record the passing of the following two members of the School Department.
Mrs. Brita Nelson, custodian department since 1927, who died January 17, 1935, and
Miss Marion Jackson, school nurse since 1915. who died May 27, 1935.
The Committee express their appreciation for the faithful and effi- cient work of our Superintendent and his corps of teachers and per- sonnel. To them we owe the excellent standing of Quincy's schools.
We have received the cooperation of the various Mayors who have served the City this year and also of our City Council. This coopera- tion has been deeply appreciated.
The foregoing report was presented by Col. Sweetser and Mr. Ken- drick and adopted by the School Committee as its report for 1935.
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In Memoriam
BRITA NELSON DIED JANUARY 17, 1935 CLEANER 1927-1935
MARION JACKSON DIED MAY 27, 1935 SCHOOL NURSE 1915-1935
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REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
To the School Committee of Quincy:
Amid the stress and the turmoil of daily life the Quincy schools move forward. It is gratifying to record a few items of progress which mean much for the general welfare of the school and the city.
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