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Water Rates 1939
Commitments for year 1939
$418,869 68 143 05
Recommitments
$419,012 73
Collections
$374,530 47
Abatements and Adjustments
2,661 29
Water Liens
37,021 98
Outstanding December 31, 1939
4,798 99
$419,012 73
Water Rates 1938 and Prior
Outstanding January 1, 1939.
$4,830 99 74 60
$4,905 59
Collections
$3,474 60
Abatements and Adjustments
334 87
Water Liens
278 65
Outstanding December 31, 1939
817 47
$4,905 59
Water Service Connections
Commitment for year 1939
$16,142 78
Recommitted
4 25
Outstanding January 1, 1939
2,934 61
Collections
$13,718 61
Abatements and Adjustments
711 41
Water Liens
1,053 84
Outstanding December 31, 1939
3,597 78
$19,081 64
$19,081 64
Recommitted
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
309
Water Liens
Commitments for year 1939
$39,966 47
Adjustments
1,469 05
Outstanding January 1, 1939
70,801 74
$112,237 26
Collections
$46,369 61
Abatements
1,981 61
Tax Titles
8,555 30
Outstanding December 31, 1939.
55,330 74
$112,237 26
Water Reserve
Appropriation for year 1939
$216,764 00
State Assessment
181,657 61
Council Transfer
10,000 00
Adjustments
1,460 55
Surplus as of December 31, 1939.
44,786 52
$454,668 68
Collections
$438,093 29
Surplus as of 1938
2,704 08
Tax Title Credits
8,555 30
Balance Account Interest 1939
602 78
Balance 1939 Appropriations
4,713 23
$454,668 68
SUMMARY OF STATISTICS
Population. Estimated on July 1, 1939.
81,000
Consumption
Total consumption of water in gallons for the year
1939 ..
1,692,140,000
Average daily consumption of water in gallons for the year 1939
4,636,000
Gallons per capita per day
57.3
Gallons per tap per day
290
Main Pipe
Leaks repaired in mains
19
Main pipe laid in the year 1939 in feet.
6,646
Main pipe total in miles
199.19
Main pipe taken up or abandoned in feet
470
Fire Hydrants
New hydrants installed in 1939
20
Total hydrants now in use
1,846
Hydrants changed
10
Hydrants broken by automobiles
20
Hydrants discontinued
3
310
CITY OF QUINCY
Gate Valves
New gates installed in 1939
28
Gates packed in 1939
23
Total number now in use
3,246
Service Pipe
New services laid in 1939 in feet.
7,126
Total length of services now in use (feet)
756,792
Number of taps made during the year.
156
Number of services now in use.
16,452
Services frozen
14
Services cleaned on account of poor pressure.
489
Services renewed
219
Service leaks repaired
683
93
Services discontinued at main Number of services for fire purposes only.
58
Meters
Number of meters installed in 1939
156
Number of meters now in use
16,452
Percent of services metered
100
Meters taken out for repairs and test
1,833
WATER PIPES LAID FROM JANUARY 1, 1939 TO DECEMBER 31, 1939
Ward Location
From
To
Gates
2"
4"
6"
8"
10"
12"
6 Amsterdam Ave. ..
W. Squantum St. to Dublin
1 6"
110'
6 Ashworth St.
..
No. and So. of Sonoma Rd
2 6"
515
1 Bethel Terrace .....
Lind St. to Northfield Ave .. ...
2
6"
112
6 Dublin St.
Amsterdam Ave. southerly ..
1
6"
70
4 Ellis St.
Stedman St. to Wallace Rd.
2
8"
325
6 Essex St.
East of Sonoma Rd.
1
4"
200
-
-
...
Belmont St. easterly ..
1
6"
470
2 Hill St
Extension to River St.
1
6''
102
6 Knollwood Rd.
Livesey Rd. to Woodbriar Rd.
1
8"
230
5 Labadine St.
Rice Road northerly
1
6"
300
6 Landsdowne St. ...
No. and So. of Sonoma Rd.
1
6"
371
1 Lind St.
Extension to Bethel Terr.
1
6"
75
5 Myopia Rd.
Stoney Brae Rd. northerly.
1
320
5 North Central Ave. Sherman to Exeter
2
235
3 Payson St.
Brook Road northerly ..
1
6"
96
2 Read Ave.
Extension to South St.
2
356
6 Sealund Rd.
Ext. from W. Squantum St
2
6"
500
6 Standish Rd.
Extension southerly
-
4
Wallace Rd.
Sunnyside Rd. easterly
2
8"
530
2 Wharf St.
Washington St. easterly
1 10"
470
2 Winter St.
Ext. to Des Moines Rd.
1 8"
288
6 Woodbriar Rd.
Knollwood Rd. to Hillcrest
1
8"
204
-
200
3,063
2,913
470
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
Total length in feet 6,646 Total number of gates 28 1-10" 12-8" 14- 6" 1-4"
311
-
-
...
.
.
4 Furnace Br. Pkwy .. Jenness St. easterly
6 Hamilton Ave. ...
West of Harvard St.
112
6 Hamilton Ave.
200
6 Hillcrest St.
Woodbriar Rd. westerly
..
..
-
-
225
..
230
...
WATER PIPES IN USE DECEMBER 31, 1939
When Laid
Hy- drants
2"
4"
6"
8"
10"
12"
16"
20"
Total
Previous to Dec. 31, 1938
1,829
17,302
62,354
462,666
264,227
102,713
85,097
35,648
15,542
1,045,549
Laid in 1939
20
200
3,063
2,913
470
-
-
6,646
Abandoned in 1939
3
-
-
-
470
-
-
-
-
470
In use Dec. 31, 1939
1,846
17,302
62,554
465,729
266,670
103,183
85,097
35,648
15,542
1,051,725
WATER PIPES ABANDONED IN 1939
Ward Street
Location
8"
2 Wharf Street
Washington St. easterly
470'
GATES IN USE DECEMBER 31, 1939
When Laid
2"
4"
8"
10"
12"
16"
20"
Total
Previous to Dec. 31, 1938
94
211
1,437
780
303
289
100
6
3,220
Laid in 1939
1
14
12
1
-
-
-
28
Abandoned in 1939
-
-
1
1
-
-
-
-
2
In use Dec. 31, 1939
94
212
1,450
791
304
289
100
6
3,246
312
CITY OF QUINCY
-
199.19 miles
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
313
FIRE SUPPLIES IN USE DECEMBER 31, 1939
Adams Building
Mape Street 4"
Adams Arcade Bldg.
1479 Hancock St.
6"
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
Washington Street 8"
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
East Howard Street
8"
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
East Howard Street
12"
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
East Howard Street (2) ....
6"
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
South Street
8"
Boston Gear Works
Burgess Street (2)
0
Boston Gear Works
Hayward Street (2)
Central Jr. High School
1012 Hancock Street.
Commonwealth Thread Co.
148 Old Colony Ave.
Coolidge Building
1511 Hancock Street
Couch Telephone Co.
Fayette Street
Crane & Co.
30 Liberty Street
6"
Eastern Mass. St. Railway.
Hancock Street
Eastern Mass. St. Railway.
Hancock Street
Empire Polishing Co.
102 Penn Street
Fitts, E. V.
83 Federal Avenue
Granite City Ice Co.
83 Penn Street
Grossman & Co.
130 Granite Street
Guays Bakery
1455 Hancock Street
Hale Rubber Co.
26 Spruce Street
53 West Squantum Street ..
6'
Hia-Pearl Corp.
Irvington Realty Trust
94 Densmore Road
180 Old Colony Avenue. ..
Karjalainen, K. H.
23 Greenwood Avenue.
Kincaide Garage
82 Washington Street. 6" 6" 1431 Hancock Street. 6" 32 Veronn Street
Maertins Garage
Adams & Common Sts
New England Telephone Co.
Merrymount Road
6"
Norfolk Iron Co.
Arlington Street
Norfolk Iron Co.
Newport Avenue
Norfolk Varnish Co.
Arlington Street
6'' 6" 6" 6"
Old Colony Laundries
Quincy Avenue
Peters Mfg. Co.
162 Old Colony Avenue.
Pneumatic Scale Corp.
Newport Avenue
Pneumatic Scale Corp.
Arlington Street
4" 6""
Pneumatic Scale Corp.
Fayette Street
00 4"
Quincy Lumber Co.
Pond Street (2)
6"
Quincy Trust Co.
Cottage Avenue
6" 6'
Remick Company
1517 Hancock Street
6'
Strand Theatre
Maple Street 6'
6"
Superior Baking Co.
615 Hancock Street
Vedoe Peterson Co.
Fayette Street
6"
White Bros.
French Street 6"
White & Sons
Baxter Street
6"
Willard School
Miller Street .....
4"
Total
58
6" 6'' 6''
Hancock Paint & Varnish Co
Central Trust Co.
338 Washington Street
Cliveden Street
8" 6" 6" 6" 6"
Johnson, Howard
Lincoln Stores
Macleod & Co.
Pneumatic Scale Corp.
Fayette Street
Quincy Real Estate Trust.
Washington Street
Sheridans
1495 Hancock Street. 6''
Tubular Rivet & Stud Co.
Linden Street
6" 4" 6"
6' 6"
PRIVATE HYDRANTS IN USE DECEMBER 31, 1939
Corey
Chapman
Coffin
Ludlow
Kennedy
P. &. C.
Mathews
Total
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
3
3
15
3
8
11
43
Boston Gear Works
1
1
City of Boston
.....
2
1
3
Granite Railway Co.
1
1
Grossman & Co.
1
Hale Rubber Co.
Old Colony Crushed Stone.
1
1
Procter & Gamble Co.
8
Quincy Lumber Co.
1
2
1
1
2
Quincy Dry Dock Co.
2
1
1
10
5
10
Tubular Rivet & Stud Co
Total
17
7
20
4
19
11
5
83
CITY OF QUINCY
-
..
-
-
-
-
_
-
314
.
1
1
8
4
Sailors Snug Harbor
1
Squantum Naval Base ..
5
2
2
Eastern Mass. St. Ry.
1
FIRE HYDRANTS IN USE DECEMBER 31, 1939
Private
Public
Make
2-way
3-way
4-way
Total
2-way
3-way
Total
Public and Private
Chapman
10
61
1
71
7
7
78
Coffin
1
322
9
332
20
20
352
Corey
2
1,135
1,137
-
19
19
19
Kennedy
7
213
220
4
4
224
Ludlow
2
3
5
5
Mathews
10
1
11
11
Pratt & Cady
..
-
3
3
-
71
83
1,846
Totals.
20
1,734
9
1,763
12
1339 or 76% of Public Hydrants Gated
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
315
-
3
Walker
..
-
-
17
17
1,154
316
CITY OF QUINCY
NEW FIRE HYDRANTS SET IN 1939
Ward
Street
Location
Make
6 Ashworth St. 50'
north of Sonoma Rd.
.Corey
6 Ashworth St.
265'
south of Sonoma Rd ..
Corey
6 Dublin St.
90'
south of Amsterdam Rd.
Corey
4 Ellis St.
100' south of Wallace Road Corey
2 Hill St.
100' east of River St. .
Corey
6 Huckins Ave.
corner of E. Squantum St. .Corey
6
Landsdowne St.
opp. No. 107
.Corey
3
Liberty St.
opp. No. 145
Corey
1
Macy St.
cor. Edgewater Drive
.Corey
1
Manet Ave.
opp. No. 117
Corey
5
Myopia Road 300'
west of Stoney Brae
Corey
4
Wallace Road
300'
northeast of Ellis St.
Corey
4
Willard St.
opp. No. 564
Corey
6
Woodbriar Road ..
opp. Hillcrest
Corey
2 Wharf St.
Procter & Gamble (6)
Corey
Total-20 Hydrants
HYDRANTS CHANGED IN 1939
Ward
Street
Location
Taken Out
Set
3
Bradford Street
Corner Endicott Street
Coffin
Corey
5 Cummings Avenue
Opposite Eustis Street
Coffin
Corey
6 Farrington Street
Corner Holbrook Road
Chapman
Corey
3 Liberty Street
Corner Brooks Avenue
Chapman
Corey
5 Linden Street
Corner Hancock Street
Walker
Corey
1 Parker Street
Near No. 39
Coffin
Corey
1 Rock Island Road.
Near Littlefield Street
Coffin
Corey
5 South Central Ave.
Opposite Lincoln Avenue
Coffin
Corey
1 Sea Street
Opposite Mt. Wollaston Cemetery.
Chapman
Corey
2 Wharf Street
Opposite No. 15
Ludlow
Corey
Total 10 HYDRANTS DISCONTINUED IN 1939
2 Wharf Street
Eastern Mass. St. Ry. Plant
Chapman
Wharf Street
Eastern Mass. St. Ry. Plant
Corey
2 Wharf Street
Eastern Mass. St. Ry. Plant
Coffin
Total 3
...........
...
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
317
318
WATER METERS IN USE DECEMBER 31, 1939
Make
5/8 "
3/4'
1"
11/4"
11%"
2"
3"
4"
6"
8"
Total
Hersey
8,044
63
59
24
42
53
17
4
1
3
8,310
Watch Dog
2,160
30
12
8
8
Nash
1,865
56
14
3
6
Worthington
1,561
17
8
10
3
Federal
967
28
33
5
5
-
-
-
1,038
Empire
636
48
5
4
12
3
2
2
2
306
Trident
244
16
12
17
8
King
224
4
Lambert
86
1
17
Miscellaneous
17
-
-
Totals
15,804
263
143
24
89
95
20
6
3
5
16,452
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
CITY OF QUINCY
-
2,218
1,944
1,599
705
228
87
319
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
STORAGE RESERVOIRS IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Name
Year Built
Elevation of Hight Water
Capacity in gallons
Met. Dist. Comm.
Forbes Hill Reservoir.
....
1901
192
feet
5,100,000
Forbes Hill Standpipe.
.....
1900
251
feet
330,000
City of Quincy
Cranch Hill Standpipe
1936
233.5 feet
2,000,000
Penns Hill Standpipe
1926
233.5 feet
1,000,000
Penns Hill Booster
1934
256
feet
200,000
Houghs Neck Tank
1914
205
feet
400,000
Squantum Tank
1926
211
feet
300,000
Break Neck Hill Booster ..
1934
269
feet
197,000
Total Storage
9,527,000 gals.
AVERAGE DAILY CONSUMPTION OF WATER IN 1939 IN GALLONS
January
4,144,700
May
4,400,900
September 4,260,900
February
4,617,100
June
4,710,900
October
4,764,100
March
4,630,100
July
5,314,300
November
4,688,900
April
4,230,000
August
5,165,200
December
4,700,000
For year 1939 4,636,000 gals. per day=57.3 gals. per capita per day
320
CITY OF QUINCY
REPORT OF CEMETERY DIVISION
January 2, 1940
HONORABLE THOMAS S. BURGIN Mayor of Quincy
Quincy, Massachusetts
Dear Sir:
The Commissioner of Public Works respectfully submits the fol- lowing financial report of the Cemetery Department for the year ending December 31, 1939.
Receipts
Care of lots
$1,318 00
Sale of lots
6,215.00
Interments
9,015 00
Foundations and Grading
2,839 71
Perpetual Care
10,945 00
Perpetual Care - Income
8,871 93
Other Trust Funds - Income
79 23
$39,283 87
Expenditures
Clerk - Salary 700 00
Supplies and Expense
2,420 93
Equipment - Maintenance and Operation
880 62
Labor - Including Foreman
39,574 44
$43,575 99
In 1939 there were four hundred ninety-two (492) burials and ten (10) removals.
A statement of the Perpetual Care Fund investment will be found in the City Treasurer's report.
Very truly yours, EZEKIEL C. SARGENT, Commissioner of Public Works.
321
REPORT OF HARBOR MASTER
HARBOR MASTER'S REPORT
January 9, 1940.
HON. THOMAS S. BURGIN, City Hall, Quincy, Mass.
Dear Sir:
The report of the Harbor Master of the City of Quincy for the year ending December 31, 1939, is herewith submitted.
Receipts by water for the year were as follows:
City Fuel Company 12 Barges. 10098 tons coal
Standard Oil Co 55 Steamers and Barges
Quincy Lumber Co. 3 Schooners, 1,171,700 ft. lumber
The waters off the Fore River Plant were patrolled during the following launchings at the request of the company officials:
March 4. S. S. Cristobal
April 4. Aircraft Carrier Wasp
July 18 S. S. Exporter
September 16. S. S. Explorer
November 15. U. S. S. Benson
December 28. S. S. Exchange
The Quincy Dry Dock & Yacht Corporation had 290 Steamers, Barges, Fishermen, and Yachts in for overhauling and repairs.
There were 255 Yachts stored in the boat yards on the Town River besides many others on Neponset River and elsewhere in the city.
The Fore River Bridge had 299 openings.
Made 15 trips with the power boat going to the aid of yachts in distress, aground and capsized; and one on fire, where picked up a man who had jumped overboard, put out fire and towed boat in to Quincy Yacht Club.
Picked up 4 row boats; all claimed.
Reported various beacons extinguished and buoys out of position.
January 15. Trimount. Dredging Company started dredging Town River to 24 feet.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES A. M. NASH, Harbor Master.
322
CITY OF QUINCY
REPORT OF CITY SOLICITOR
December 31, 1939.
HONORABLE THOMAS S. BURGIN, Mayor of Quincy Quincy, Massachusetts
Dear Sir:
During the past year the City Solicitor has carried on the work of the Law Department of the city in accordance with the require- ments of the statutes in relation thereto.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN D. SMITH, City Solicitor.
REPORT OF CITY CLERK
323
REPORT OF CITY CLERK
To HIS HONOR, the Mayor of the City of Quincy:
I have the honor to submit the fifty-first annual report of the department, being for the year ending December 31, 1939.
Receipts
Licenses :
Pool and billiards
$605.00
Victuallers
755.00
Junk
240.00
Job Wagon
14.00
Auctioneer
30.00
Hackney
28.00
Public Halls
170.00
Theatre
Annual
265.00
Theatre
Sunday
2,538.00
Motor Sales
1,170.00
Lord's Day
915.00
Gas and Renewals
3,764.50
Liquor
61,400.00
Cabaret
315.00
Claims
381.00
All others
329.00
Permits :
Marriages
1,850.00
Miscellaneous :
Recording
2,482.05
All others
164.75
$77,416.30
The above sum has been paid to the City Treasurer.
Number of marriage intentions issued in 1939 927
Number of marriages recorded in 1939 977
Number of births recorded in 1939 1,296
Number of deaths recorded in 1939
851
The number of dogs licensed in 1939 was 2,180 males; 300 fe- males; 854 spayed and 2 kennels, for which the sum of $7,618.00 was collected. The sum of $6,950.80 was paid to the City Treasurer for the use of the County and the sum of $667.20 was paid to the City Treasurer for the use of the city. The sum of $4,083.00 was collected for hunter's licenses. The fees amounting to $465.25 were paid to the City Treasurer and the balance to the Commonwealth.
'Annexed are the births, marriages and deaths recorded in Quincy in 1939 and the election returns.
EMERY L. CRANE, City Clerk.
324
CITY OF QUINCY
PRELIMINARY CITY ELECTION-NOVEMBER 14, 1939
School Committee
There being only four candidates nominated for the office of School Committee, no preliminary election was held for said office.
Councillor-Ward One
Ward
Precinct
Jenness
Bates
Canavan
Wood
Blanks
1
1
92
78
42
0
5
1
2
133
69
71
3
6
1
3
192
121
73
1
4
1
4
322
169
81
8
6
1
5
227
104
113
21
9
1
6
95
91
167
0
8
1061
632
547
33
38
Councillor-Ward Two
Ward
Precinct
Anderson
McGuinness
Mahoney
Rimmer
George
Kahler
Blanks
1
22
224
56
58
219
47
20
2
15
326
73
0
160
13
20
2
3
5
105
28
6
261
8
11
2
4
5
28
23
1
115
6
4
47
683
180
65
755
74
55
Councillor-Ward Three
There being only one candidate nominated for the office of Councillor from Ward Three, no preliminary election was held for said office.
Councillor-Ward Four
Ward Precinct
Paakonen Sheehan
Daly
Burkard
Blanks
4
1
19
140
185
296
18
4
2
80
68
82
212
10
4
3
7
113
182
159
14
106
321
449
667
42
325
REPORT OF CITY CLERK
Councillor-Ward Five
There being only two candidates nominated for the office of Councillor from Ward Five, no preliminary election was held for said office.
Councillor-Ward Six
There being only one candidate nominated for the office of Councillor from Ward Six, no preliminary election was held for said office.
CITY ELECTION-DECEMBER 5, 1939 School Committee
Ward
Precinct
Ansel Nelson Nichols
Sutherland
Blanks
1
1
44
92
239
210
95
1
2
76
88
267
261
152
1
3
76
144
357
316
159
1
4
143
236
470
422
203
1
5
308
254
374
335
279
1
6
84
164
259
247
118
2
1
283
283
468
384
336
2
2
231
271
451
383
366
2
3
277
140
329
274
344
2
4
123
98
212
152
169
3
1
49
29
78
62
40
3
2
54
32
85
81
50
3
3
57
50
70
62
51
3
4
82
25
47
44
68
4
1
359
248
377
301
469
4
2
219
195
361
283
264
4
3
215
253
344
309
329
5
1
36
88
331
309
46
5
2
41
101
220
218
92
5
3
23
65
184
163
43
5
4
33
113
217
177
106
5
5
55
148
259
206
90
5
6
35
93
258
220
66
5
7
35
79
130
93
71
6
1
28
31
62
70
25
6
2
20
28
82
81
19
6
3
30
37
68
71
26
6
4
..
31
40
96
85
26
6
5
18
30
61
55
24
6
6
16
17
53
51
13
3081
3472
6809
5925
4139
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Councillor-Ward One
Ward Precinct
Bates
Jenness
Blanks
1
1
161
170
9
1
2
169
246
7
1
3
190
328
8
1
4
301
433
3
1
5
309
459
7
1
6
229
205
2
1359
1841
36
Councillor-Ward Two
Vard
Precinct
George
McGuinness Blanks
2
1
416
456
5
2
2
379
467
5
2
3
448
222
12
2
4
220
154
3
1463
1299
25
Councillor-Ward Three
Ward Precinct
Della Chiesa
Blanks
3
1
98
31
3
2
114
37
3
3
121
24
3
4
106
27
439
119
Councillor-Ward Four
Ward
Precinct
Burkard
Daly
Blanks
4
1
526
343
8
4
2
405
251
5
4
3
367
354
4
1298
948
17
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Councillor-Ward Five
Ward Precinct
Lane
Riley
Blanks
5
1
360
40
5
5
2
227
106
3
5
3
175
64
0
5
4
184
132
7
5
5
221
155
3
5
6
250
83
3
5
7
121
80
3
1538
660
24
Councillor-Ward Six
Ward Precinct
Orcutt
Blanks
6
1
101
7
6
2
96
19
6
3
99
17
6
4
121
18
6
5
82
12
6
6
69
6
568
79
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CITY OF QUINCY
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN QUINCY DURING 1939
Date
Name and Residence of Bride and Groom
Jan. 1. Edward Brown of Boston and Mae Sherad of Quincy.
Jan. 1. Francis Ogden Smith of Quincy and Dorothy Elizabeth Pummell of Boston.
Jan. 1. Peter Keane of Quincy and Sarah Marie Faherty of Quincy.
Jan. 1 Elvin Thompson Howard of Quincy and Mary Margaret Coughlin of Quincy.
Jan. 2. Clarence Howard West of Quincy and Eva Marie Belanger of New Bedford.
Jan. 3. Paul Campbell of Boston and Lillian O'Brien of Boston.
Jan. 6. Richard Joseph Pothier of Boston and Margaret Mary McDonough of Quincy.
Jan. 7. Lewis Bartlett Johnson of Quincy and Beverly Mae Jackson of Quincy.
Jan. 7. Daniel Graham Falvey of Weymouth and Eleanor Maude Duncan of Quincy.
Jan. 8. William Ferdinand Appoloni of Quincy and Annette Pearl Settimelli of Quincy.
Jan. 8. Charles Whitaker Nyce of Quincy and Mary Isabel Fisher of Quincy.
Jan. 8. James Joseph D'Alessandro of Quincy and Grace Anna Riedl of Quincy.
Jan. 9. David William Swartz of Quincy and Emma Harmony Wolf of London, Ontario.
Jan. 11. Domenic Raymon Grasso of Boston and Carmela Theresa Cedrone of Quincy.
Jan. 13. Paul Richard Capeless of Quincy and Bernice Lorraine Phelan of Charlestown.
Jan. 14. James Leslie Cody of Quincy and Susan Skeffington Scott of Quincy.
Jan. 14. Clifton Sherburne Seavey of Stoneham and Margaret Parle Mazalewski (Pinkham) of Portsmouth, N. H.
Jan. 14. William McHardy Dakers of Quincy and Gladys Ernest- ine Brown of Peabody.
Jan. 14. Carl Norman Svenson of Worcester and Agnes Eliza- beth Gustavson of Quincy.
Jan. 17. Edward Thomas Dillon, Jr. of Quincy and Ellen Anne Hickey of Quincy.
Jan. 18. Russell Allen Preston of Quincy and Elizabeth Estelle Powell of Quincy.
Jan. 19. Edward Dean of Lynn and Helen Gunter (Strocks) of Boston.
Jan. 19. John Henry McCarthy of Providence, R. I. and Mar- garet Helen MacDonald of Quincy.
Jan. 21. Willard George Farquharson of Braintree and Janet Theresa Frew of Quincy.
Jan. 23. Albert Timothy Haney of Quincy and Armida Mary Pelligrini of Quincy.
Jan. 23. Eugene Lester Peabody of Somerville and Emma Ells- worth of Somerville.
Jan. 24. Edward Nelson O'Hearne of Quincy and Patricia Ran- dolph Scharton of Reading.
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Jan. 27. John Henry Boutilier of Weymouth and Anna Jeanette Lowey (Scott) of Weymouth.
Jan. 28. Leonard Sewell Marshman of Braintree and Barbara. Kerr of Quincy.
Jan. 28. Thomas Rule of Quincy and Edna Mae Kelsey (Beau- sang) of Quincy.
Jan. 28. Angelo James Pinzari of Quincy and Dorothy Mae Peffer of Quincy.
Jan. 28. Alfred J. Sirois of Quincy and Emily Winifred Mc- Laughlin (White) of Quincy.
Jan. 28 Harold James Donnelly of Quincy and Josephine Mar- guerite Kiernan of Quincy.
Jan. 28. Charles Robert Bowen of Boston and Marion Louise Coburn of Quincy.
Jan. 28. Joseph A. Callahan of Quincy and Myrtle Elizabeth Smith of Weymouth.
Jan. 28. Francis Vincent Kenney of Quincy and Katherine Anna Burke of Quincy.
Jan. 28. John Francis Reilly of Quincy and Mabel Elizabeth Irwin (Woodman) of Quincy.
Jan. 28. Salvatore Charles Sanfilippo of Quincy and Catherine Mary Crehan of Quincy.
Jan. 29. Alfred Pactovis of Quincy and Edith Sinansky of Boston
Jan. 29. Harry Henry John Maki of Quincy and Taimi Helen Tuori of Quincy.
Jan. 31. Alfred Henry Rollins of Quincy and Edna Rose Marie Moreng of Milton.
Feb. 1. Richard Gustave Wester of Quincy and Doris Elizabeth Connors of Quincy.
Feb. 2. Clifton Lionel DeGrasse of Boston and Marguerite Catherine Pierce of Quincy.
Feb. 3. Frederick Milton Jones of Quincy and Marion Lorraine Kendrick of Braintree.
Feb. 4. John Sousa of Stonington, Conn. and Estrella Rogers (Silva) of Stonington, Conn.
Feb. 4. Horatio Lemont Mackey of Quincy and Madeline Chaffee of Walpole.
Feb. 4. Arthur Theodore Johnson of Quincy and Maria Frances Piazza of Quincy.
Feb. 4. Everett Ambrose Bertoni of Quincy and Pierina Anna Georgi of Quincy.
Feb. 4. Frank Roten Stevenson of Belmont and Marjorie Loyd Mabon of Quincy.
Feb. 4. Charles Bartholomew Linnehan of Quincy and Doris Victoria Wenmark of Quincy. Feb. 4. Frederick Edward Ferris of Boston and Ruth Elizabeth Spear of Quincy.
Feb. 5. Thomas Joseph Thoma of Quincy and Margaret Frances Ruocco of Quincy.
Feb. 5. Ermani Frank Pestilli of Quincy and Eleanor Lillian D'Angelo of Quincy.
Feb. 6. Nathan Ames of Quincy and Beatrice Florence Adams of Quincy.
Feb. 8. Stanley Gilbert Irwin of Quincy and Elizabeth Frances Nash of Boston.
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Feb. 8. Klas Gustaf Klasson of Quincy and Emily Marie Gard- ner of Weymouth.
Feb. 10. Frederick Allerton Holmes of Quincy and Arden Ruth Yacobian of Quincy.
Feb. 10. Caesar Peruzzi of Quincy and Phyliss Mary Richter of Quincy.
Feb. 11. Dennis Joseph Hurley, Jr. of Quincy and Jennie Sophie Dubileski of Quincy.
Feb. 11. James Patrick Whelan, Jr. of Hingham and Claire Mary O'Donnell of Quincy.
Feb. 11. Robert Simon Boudreau of Weymouth and Ethel Mildred Strandberg of Quincy.
Feb. 11. Francis Felix Campbell of Boston and Vesta Calder- wood of Quincy.
Feb. 11. Maximillian Langson of Quincy and Minnie Myerson of Quincy.
Feb. 11. Frank Lewis Soule of Weymouth and Alice Louise Magnant of Quincy.
Feb. 11. Henry Sidney Otto of Quincy and May Manila Mc- Carthy of Quincy.
Feb. 12. Albert Frank Lints of Quincy and Edna Grace Marie Morris of Quincy.
Feb. 14. George William Roberts of Quincy and Avis Lombard Farquhar of Quincy.
Feb. 14. William Francis Harvey of Quincy and Alice Theresa Lang of Medford Hillside.
Feb. 16. Edmund James McLelland of Quincy and Elsie Urquhart MacKinstry of Cambridge.
Feb. 17. John Charles Cormier of Quincy and Dorothy Mae Gul- lickson of Quincy.
Feb. 17. Charles Nathaniel Sisson of Quincy and Jean Alice Munro (Smith) of Boston.
Feb. 18. Jesse Ingram Watson of Quincy and Winnifred Christine Lyons of Brockton.
Feb. 18. Percy Clifford Stevens of Quincy and Edith Laura Guarino of Boston.
Feb. 18. Roger Fritz Hoffman of Quincy and Dorothy Emma Brindle of Weymouth.
Feb. 18. John James Robinson of Boston and Jennie Menai Wil- liams of Quincy.
Feb. 18. Hugh Elliot Clancy of Quincy and Mildred Elizabeth Weston of Melrose.
Feb. 18. Alexander Kidd Mitchelson of Quincy and Lorraine Marie Sullivan of Brockton.
Feb. 18. Willard Whitman Nickerson of Abington and Sarah Gertrude Davis of Abington.
Feb. 18. Edward Philip Abely of Quincy and Helen Frances Smith of Quincy.
Feb. 18. Edward Carlyle Sargent of Quincy and Beatrice Alice Lavery of Quincy.
Feb. 18. Walter Kenneth Smith of Boston and Florence Steele Smith of Boston.
Feb. 18. Albert E. Briggs, Jr. of Ayer and Gladys Martha Prada of Quincy.
Feb. 19. Walter Alden Shores of New London, Conn. and Mar- guerite Theresa Hannafin of Quincy.
Feb. 19. William E. Marshall of Boston and Florence A. Mac- Innes of Boston.
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Feb. 19. Maurice Colie Cruttenden of Quincy and Hazel Warner Heath of Fitchburg.
Feb. 19. Francis Joseph Pendergast of Quincy and Corinne Mary LaBrecque of Quincy.
Feb. 19. Dominic Joseph Chiminello of Quincy and Lena Eliza- beth Ingeno of Rockland.
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