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It was moved and seconded that the Town transfer the sum of $11,200.00 from the construction of Band Shell Account and that said sum be used to purchase an outdoor Mobile Stage Band Shell, fully equipped and that said money be expended under the super- vision of the Board of Selectmen.
A motion was made and seconded to "pass over the article." A voice vote was doubted by Moderator Curran. A standing vote showed 58 voting in favor of "passing over the article" and 54
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voting as opposed, therefore, the motion to "pass over the article" carried.
Unanimous consent asked to take up Article 8 before Article 7.
Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of construction and originally equipping and furnishing a new library building on land owned by the town, located at Walnut Street, and determine whether the money shall be provided for by taxation, by transfer from available funds in the treasury, and by borrowing under authority of Chapter 44 of the General Laws; said appropriation to be used in conjunction with any funds granted to the town under the provisions of the Public Works Acceleration Act, or take any action relative thereto.
It was moved and seconded that the sum of $130,000.00 be hereby appropriated for the purpose of constructing and originally equipping and furnishing a new library building on land owned by the town located at Walnut Street, old Park School, and that to meet said appropriation the sum of $10,000.00 be transferred from free cash in the Excess and Deficiency Account and that the treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is author- ized to borrow the sum of $120,000.00 under the provisions of Section 7 of Chapter 44 of the General Laws and to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor payable in accordance with said Chapter 44 so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than twenty years from the date of issue of the first bond or note; said appro- priation to be supplemented by any funds received from the Federal Government towards the cost of construction of the project.
The following report of the Library Building Committee was read by Joseph DiAntonio, Chairman of the Committee:
"On January 17, 1963, this Committee was appointed to inves- tigate and recommend the best possible means of obtaining proper library facilities for the Town of Milford.
It must be understood that it was not the function of this Committee to determine whether a need existed for better facilities, since this was already established by a previous committee, with the approval of the Board of Library Trustees, and the Town Meeting.
To this end, the better part of seven months has been devoted to an intensive study of the problem and alternate solutions.
After formally organizing on January 29, 1963, our committee met with Librarian Henry Pyne and members of the previous Library Building Committee, who availed us of facts and informa- tion which they had compiled from their study.
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Having thus acquainted ourselves, in a general manner, with background data, the Committee then proceeded to make a thor- ough first-hand inspection and study of Memorial Hall to appraise the feasibility of expanded Library facilities within the present structure.
With this possibility in mind, and at the request of this Com- mittee, an inspection of Memorial Hall was made by Mr. R. J. McCarthy, State Building Inspector for the Department of Public Safety, on February 19, 1963.
Immediately following this inspection, a meeting was held with the Board of Library Trustees in order to acquaint ourselves with the considerations and opinions of said Board, relative to increased Library facilities.
The Library Building Committee then met with Mr. Donald Phillips of the Wendell T. Phillips Associates, Architects, who acquainted us through his professional knowledge, of the alternate measures available, and at our request, drew up a set of plans and an estimate of costs for alterations to the present Memorial Hall. Architect Phillips did this without charge, as a service to the Town of Milford.
As a result of Mr. Phillips' estimate of costs for alterations to Memorial Hall, and his report concerning the drawbacks of such a program, the Building Committee decided that this plan was neither practical nor far-sighted, but rather, at best, a stop-gap measure to be proposed only as a last resort.
The Committee then enlisted the aid and counsel of Depart- ment of Education Division of Library Extension. Our Committee requested and were furnished with a report by a library specialist and a guideline representing the estimated minimum space needs of the Milford Public Library. This guideline for determining minimum space requirements was specifically drawn for Milford, according to nationally accepted standards, wherein library build- ings are planned for a minimum of twenty (20) years expansion of service and community growth, and for enlargement, if and when deemed necessary.
As a result of the definitive information made available by the Division of Library Extension, the Library Building Committee concluded that the only practical and reasonably permanent solu- tion to the problem would be a completely new Library facility.
Having established this premise, the Committee then pro- ceeded to investigate possible library sites.
The Spruce Street site was found to be too small to merit con- sideration. Several sites within close proximity to Memorial Hall
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were investigated, but the cost of purchasing and razing these ideal locations was deemed prohibitive and the Committee was reluctant to propose the taking of taxable property.
Areas close to the present High School and Town Park were also investigated, but the Committee felt that any further encroach- ments on the Town Park would be undesirable.
After all investigations proved negative, the Committee inves- tigated the Park'School site on Walnut Street. This site was found to be acceptable for the construction of a Library which would meet all of the requirements set forth by the Division of Library Exten- sion. Since it is an abandoned school site, the land could be taken by a vote of Town Meeting, without any cost to taxpayers, save the cost of razing the old Park School. In addition, it is the only avail- able site which could be taken without the loss of tax revenue to the Town of Milford.
The Library Building Committee was fortunate in obtaining a grant of Seventy-two thousand ($72,000.00) dollars from the Fed- eral Government towards the construction of a new public library. Our Committee is of the opinion that the construction of a new public library would give the Town of Milford the opportunity to tremendously improve its Library facilities with a substantial por- tion of the cost to be contributed by the Federal Government.
Our Committee is also of the opinion that a new modern Library on this site will be not only aesthetically satisfactory, but will be ideally situated to serve the needs of the many pupils who attend public schools in the immediate area, as well as pupils who attend St. Mary's Central High School.
This Committee firmly believes that for the amount of motorists who would use this facility, there is ample and unrestricted parking on the northerly side of Walnut Street, and the adjoining streets.
The building of a new Library on this site would also make possible, for the first time, the training of pupils in the correct use of modern Library facilities.
As a result of consultations with Mr. Donald Phillips, this Committee is of the opinion that the new Library would not require any additional personnel, to be properly administered, but would make possible, without seriously affecting the tax structure, facili- ties never before available to the Town of Milford.
The net effect on the tax rate would be fifty cents ($.50).
To date, the preliminary plans drawn for the new facility, have been done at no cost to the Town of Milford.
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Due to a lack of funds, this Committee could not proceed beyond preliminary plans without authorization from the Town Meeting.
These plans are preliminary only with respect to interior arrangements which can be altered to suit the requirements of the Library Trustees and the Librarian, without affecting the overall estimated cost.
In seeking a federal grant under the Public Works Acceleration Act, our Committee was informed that in order to receive any con- sideration under this act, a set of preliminary plans had to be sub- mitted without delay. Mr. Phillips graciously consented to draw these plans which were instrumental in obtaining the grant of seventy-two thousand ($72,000.00) dollars.
This Act of the Accelerated Public Works Program makes possible projects, which meet an essential public need, which would not have been undertaken without the Federal Grant.
In order to take advantage of this grant, it is necessary for the Town Meeting to act favorably on the proposal so that construction could begin within the prescribed time limits of the Act.
After carefully examining the preliminary plans, it was appar- ent to this Committee that in terms of linear feet of shelving, amount of floor space, reader space, staff work space, estimated additional space needed, storage space, total floor space and overall facilities, that these plans equalled or exceeded the Guidelines for Determining Space Requirements recommended by the Massa- chusetts Division of Library Extension.
Since the Master Plan has not been formulated and since there is no prospect of it being submitted within the immediate foresee- able future, it is doubtful that the Master Plan itself would make any detailed recommendations as to location and type of structure needed.
Therefore, at a special Town Meeting to be held on August 28, 1963, this Committee will recommend the construction of a new Library facility on town owned land on Walnut Street, on the site of which the Park School now stands.
We earnestly solicit the support of the people of Milford in this worthwhile project which will give the townspeople a modern Library facility of which they may be proud.
The Library Building Committee would like to take this oppor- tunity to officially express their gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Donald Phillips, who gave of his time and professional service unsparingly, and at no cost to the Town of Milford.
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We should also like to thank Town Counsel Anthony Com- pagnone, who also gave of his time and professional advice.
To the Milford Library Board of Trustees, to the Town Libra- rian Henry Pyne, to all others who gave of their time and assistance in the preparation of this recommendation, our sincere thanks."
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH DIANTONIO, Chairman LEO HARLOW IRVING W. JANOCK WILLIAM LYONS LEO VERRELLI
Library Building Committee
It was moved and seconded the "previous question" and the motion carried by a % majority.
The question now came on the motion. A standing vote was taken and 54 persons voted in the affirmative and 55 persons voted in the negative. A % vote being required for a bond issue, the Moderator declared the motion was lost.
It was moved and seconded to dissolve the warrant.
The warrant was dissolved at 10:15 P.M.
A true record.
Attest:
CATHERINE L. COYNE,
Town Clerk.
A true copy of the record. Attest:
CATHERINE L. COYNE,
Town Clerk.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF MILFORD
Jury List 1963
Prepared by the Selectmen of Milford, Mass., under the Pro- visions of Chapter 234, General Laws of Massachusetts (Ter. Ed.) and Amendments.
Name and Address
Alberto, Fred J., 5 Reade Street Alberto, Louis J., 29 Sumner Street Amantea, Joseph, 36 Pearl Street Apicella, Frank A., 4 South Terrace Bertorelli, Arthur, 95 Prospect Heights Biello, Nicholas, 1 Westbrook Street Bird, John E., 10 East Wood Street Bird, William J., 28 Spring Street Boni, John, 23 Freedom Street Brogan, Frederick J., 52 South Bow Street Bullard, Henry F., 10 Forest Street Calderara, Rudolph C., 136 East Main Street Capuzziello, Robert J., 435 East Main Street Carroll, Edward C., 235 Congress Street Carron, Francis J., 19 Grove Street Castner, Walter J., 157 West Spruce Street Celozzi, Mathew A., 9 Genoa Avenue Coffey, Fred J., 119 Purchase Street Comastra, Joseph S., 80 School Street Conlin, John A., 332 Cedar Street Consoletti, Frank C., 96 School Street Costantino, Pasquale, 64 Congress Street Costello, Peter T., Jr., 23 Walker Avenue Cozzens, Arthur E., 4 Hollis Street
Crandall, Frederick L., 3 Otis Street Crosta, Nicholas J., 11 Pond Street Cutropia, John, 116 Prospect Heights Dasti, Aristide R., 38 High Street DeLuca, Pasquale N., 102 Central Street DePaolo, Robert S., 172 Purchase Street Derderian, George K., 6 Poplar Street DiBattista, Joseph, 3 Kellett Drive Diomedes, Daniel J., 6 Taylor Street Doyle, John J., 7 Carven Road
Drugan, Francis J., Jr., 78 Purchase Street
Occupation
Postal Clerk Hospital Attendant Paint Sprayer Shuttle Worker Stock Clerk Machine Operator Rate Clerk Carpenter Press Operator Stock Clerk Payroll Worker Construction Worker Gas Station Attendant Retired Highway Surveyor Inspector Retired Grinder Letter Carrier Rigger Truck Driver Postal Clerk Machinist Rigger Loom Erector Principal Interviewer Rigger Maintenance Man Production Planning Rigger Merchant ( Grocer ) Mail Carrier Moulder Retired Rigger Asst. Manager Catering Foreman Trucker
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Name and Address
Early, John G., 5 Howard Street Ferrucci, Anthony L., 8 Paula Road Fertitta, William A., 11 Como Court Filosa, Victor P., 7 Grove Street Fino, Nicholas, 18 South Main Street Flaherty, Francis H., 17 Grove Street Flaherty, Thomas F., 14 School Street Foley, John M., 7 High Street Fontana, Frank E., Jr., 39 Beach Street Fornaciari, Pellegrino J., 7 Reade Street Forss, Carl H., 15 Kellett Drive
Frascotti, Charles W., 1 South Free Street Frieswick, Oliver, 57 West Street Gallerani, Ernest, 31 Leonard Street Garabedian, Neshun M., 16 Park Lane Avenue Gilroy, James J., 55 Exchange Street Grillo, Anthony A., 9 Goodrich Court Herlihy, George L., 8 Mayhew Slip Heron, Fred, 29 Purchase Street Holmes, Robert E., 73 School Street Iannitelli, Ernesto, 61 East Main Street Innis, Charles S., 7 High Street
Janson, Raymond J., 11 Claflin Street Jenkins, Arnold M., Sr., 189 Purchase Street Kearnan, Walter F., 2 Grove Street Kelley, John J., 27 West Walnut Street Kennedy, Edward C., 5 Claflin Street Kratzsch, Frederick E., 92 South Main Street Laczenski, Stephen A., 52 Depot Street Larson, Elmer E., 62 South Bow Street Leone, Constantine B., 81 Prospect Heights Lotfy, George W., 42 Water Street Luby, Gerard F., 7 Orchard Street Luchini, Raymond, 240 Congress Street Luisetti, Angelo I., 201 East Main Street Lyons, William L., 250 West Street Magee, Robert F., 34 Oliver Street Manuel, John L., 24 Grant Street Martello, Philip, Sr., 10 Claflin Street Mazzone, Louis J., 27 Cedar Street McCormack, D. Joseph, 34 Purchase Street
Mckay, John P., 207 Purchase Street
Mohan, James J., 136 East Main Street Montani, Edward J., 19 Free Street Morcone, Angelo M., 53 School Street
Occupation
Custodian Snagger Retired Firefighter Real Estate Broker Shipping Room
Rigger Retired Machinist Central Office ( Repairman ) Rigger Retired Shoe Worker Supt. State Bldg. Retired Carpenter Retired Chauffeur Lathe Operator Postal Carrier Photo Engraver Retired Shoe Worker Government Worker Office Clerk
Retired Insurance Agent Foreman Grinder
Laboratory Technician Machine Operator
Retired Firefighter Government Worker Rubber Worker
Shuttle Worker Rubber Worker
Assembler Stock Clerk Loom Erector Shoe Cutter Retired Foundry Worker Salesman Retired Stock Clerk Drill Operator Truck Driver
Retired Tel. Worker Rigger Operator Chaser
Electronic Technician Kitchen Helper
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Name and Address
Occupation
Morcone, Christopher C., 11 Congress Terrace Morcone, Nove N., 25 Main Street Moschilli, John R., 16 Poplar Street Mullen, James E., 56 Pearl Street Oldfield, Fred G., 157 Purchase Street O'Rourke, Edward B., 9 Taylor Street Pasacane, Frank C., 55 Franklin Street Pighetti, Emilio A., 350 East Main Street Pillarella, Celio J., 79 East Main Street Rao, Charles, Sr., 198 Congress Street Rosati, Peter, 1 Naples Street
Sanchioni, Peter V., 45 Cedar Street Shaughnessy, Harold J., 236 Congress Street Sheedy, Joseph P., 73 Grove Street Slattery, Edward J., 5 Carven Road Stevens, Wesley W., 151 Purchase Street Sullivan, George L., 27 Greenleaf Terrace Sullivan, John J., Jr., 6 Bruno Drive Sullivan, John R., Jr., 32 West Street Tieuli, Joseph A., 24 Granite Street Tumolo, Alfred N., 6 Victor Drive Usher, John C., 25 West Fountain Street Verrelli, Patrick G., 272 Congress Street Vesperi, Arthur E., 290 Main Street Villani, Antonio, 25 Walnut Street
Villani, John, 79 Fruit Street Extension Wilson, James, 41 South Main Street Alberto, Theresa M., 320 Main Street Carey, Mary A., 15 High Street Clarridge, Dorothy E., 262 Purchase Street DiLegge, Elvira C., 159 East Main Street Gillon, Alice H., 11 Westbrook Street Hatten, Merle G., 19 West Pine Street Mann, Eloise C., 300 Purchase Street Moran, Florence C., 16 Gibbon Avenue Tosti, Mae A., 86 Medway Street
Express Driver Insurance Broker Power Equipment Operator Attendant Nurse Assembler Retired Stock Clerk Painter Superintendent, Medical Home ·Retired Custodian
Retired
Moulder Head Meat Cutter Self Employed Inspector Tel. Worker Office Worker Retired Firefighter
Tel. Worker Office Clerk Moulder Design Engineer Greenhouse Worker Draftsman Attendance Officer Retired Unemployed Foundry Worker At Home At Home At Home Factory Worker Retired Tel. Operator Telephone Operator Housewife At Home At Home
ANTHONY E. ALLEGREZZA JOHN P. PYNE MARCO A. BALZARINI
Selectmen of Milford
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF MILFORD, 1963 .
Date of
Birth Name of Child
Name of Parents
JANUARY
1 Dane Wesley Usher
1
DiLegge
Edward and Judith Daddario
Alfred R. and Elena Tersoni
3 Doreen Brown
Louis M. and Kathleen J. Higgins
3 Darlene Marguerite Doe
Charles A. and Charlene A. Pendleton
3 Philip Henry Twitchell, Jr.
Philip H. and Elizabeth E. Lancisi
4 Christine Ann Pelletier
Maurice R. and Lorraine A. LeClaire
4 Kimberly Ann Wright 4 - Prairie
Robert N. and Phyllis L. Harding
William C. and Jacqueline L. Ledbury
5 Mark David Putnam
5 Malmberg
David M. and Ann Miller Robert A. and Dorothy E. Antonucci
6 Robert Edward Brown
Robert H. and Arlene A. Bachand
6 Roy Edward Blake
7 William Ward Bentley
8 George Earl Hammond
8 Donald Wayne Gutterson
8 Michel Angelo BonTempo
10 Richard Kevin Cote
10 Janice Tracy Parr
10 Tara Ann Morganelli
10 Lori-Ann Cimino
12 Joanne Frances Kaufman
12 John Edward Howell
12 Steven Craig MacArthur
12 Robert Rene Couture
13 Maria Terese DiGirolamo
13 Susan Marie Bonetti
14 Mary Ann Paquin
14 Deanna Marie Brunetti LeMay
17 17 Cynthia Ann Heaton
18 John Terracciano, Jr.
18 Donna Beth Schwendenman
18 Paul Abbondanza
19 Suzanne Marie Ethier
20 Brian Arthur Bethel
20 Robert William Lewis
20 Robert Angelo Rando
20 William Allen Waller
21 James Dean Wolfgang
22 Linda Marie Hill
24 Jestina Marie Woodman
24 Amy Elizabeth Grillo
24 Timothy Walter Cyr
25 William Prescott Rogers
25 Brian Benton Aldrich
25 Charlene Ann Carpenter
Kenneth W. and Barbara E. Lynch Alfred P. and Rita M. Ferrucci William R. and Charlotte A. Benoit
Ronald A. and Nancy L. Murray
Robert W. and Diane Linnell Anthony F. and Anne T. Pilla William A. and Margaret A. Dean Larry L. and Jeanne Kress Harry E., Jr. and Carolyn J. Schwarz Joseph J., Jr. and Barbara S. Fraser Charles A. and Miriam G. Sooley Walter, Jr. and Nancy E. Mckeon Earl W. and Charlotte L. Crout Edwin B. and Jeanne M. Smith Charles B. and Carlene A. Culligan
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William E. and Laurel A. Hilchey
George R. and Greta V. Bjorkman
Norman F. and Judith M. Schwendenman
Noel C. and Evelyn Davoren
Arthur J. and Beverly A. Snow
Donald G. and Barbara A. Wright
Michael, Jr. and Rose M. D'Amico
Salvatore P. and Bette J. York
John F., Jr. and Bette A. Heaton
Baylis E. and Margaret L. Eckersall
Martin B. and Judith L. MacMillan
Joseph and Ruth Marcone
Nicholas A. and Jean M. Sannicandro
Lawrence F., Jr. and Brenda M. Kennelly
Jean-Paul and Marjorie L. Lockwood Joseph R., Jr. and Diane Hourihan
Richard E. and Jacqueline D. Perry Raymond E., Jr. and Shirley U. Konis John and Maria G. Coroniti
Luther E., Jr. and Arlene E. Pespisa
Phillip E. and Rose M. Sampson
2 Theresa Ann D'Alesio
Date of Birth Name of Child
26 Dalc Allan Scovil
26 Lydia Blis Chapman
26 John Peter Lowinski-Loh
27 Lois Jean Costanzo
28 Pamela Jean Lochhcad
28 Cormier
29 Colleen Alicia Murray
29 Peter John Graziano
30 Leonard Dean Wiles
31 Nancy Jean Balmelli
31 Sylvia Angela Warren
Name of Parents
Dalc A. and Elaine K. Eisnor Larry E. and Estellc J. Fox Siegfried J. and Zitta Klein
Bruno G. and Grace L. Briggs
James R. and Elizabeth A. Forbes Francis G., Jr. and Helen M. Dolan
William F., Jr. and Sandra C. LaFlamme
Joseph P. and Mary J. Russell
Harold J. and Lorraine E. Spinney William J. and Margaret O'Brien George G. and Phyllis Mandato
FEBRUARY
1 Laura Jean Savino
3 Haydee Asunsion Pereda Gonzalez
3 Mark Rice
3 Ann Marie Bracci
4 Laureen Susan Gervais
4 Daniel Joseph O'Brien
5 Pauline Marie Lucier
5 Anthony Michael Guerino
6 Daniel Christopher Campanella
6 John Peter Calzone
6 Wayne Anthony Hillyard
7 Gina Ellen Kratzsch
10 Matthew Vivian Kendall
10 Edward Joseph Montani
11 John Guido Valanzola
11 Kevin Francis McGrath
12 Grenier
13 Timothy Marshall Dowden
13 Theresa Marie Higgins
13 Mary Beth Maietta
14 Timothy Michael Harrison
16 Michele Calarese
16 William George Hynes, Jr.
17 Eddie Norman Chambers
18 Lorianne DePaolo
19 Helene Marie Marashian
20 Jeffrey Edward Payne
20 Robert D'Alfonso
20 Jason Kent McMonigal
20 Rebecca Ann Iadarola
21 Kevin Marshall Gleason
21 Jeffrey Alan Breed
22 Deborah Louise Young
23 Bruce Whitney Taft
23 Paul Biagetti
25 Brenda Ann DePoto
25 Donna Jean Miller
27 Robin Virginia King
28 Lauric Ann Carboni
28 Donna Lynn Riendeau
28 John Robert Cotter, Jr.
James A. and Cynthia A. Lindahl Jorge C. and Felicidad C. Pereda Francis E. and Rita F. Paivo Americo J. and Dora P. Ferrucci Raymond A. and Louise A. Kieronski William C. and Marilyn M. Crosby Emery A. and Rose M. Castagna Anthony M. and Josephine A. Stizza John J. and Mary A. Phalan Michael L. and Lorraine L. Gandolfi Jack W. and Judith A. Bagnell Alan F. and Genevieve DeLoia Raymond V. and Margaret J. Manley Edward J. and Virginia M. Rose Guido J. and Helen A. Jennings Leonard F. and Judith A. Grillo Donald T. and Pauline C. Desmarais Marshall K. and Mary L. Carrol Paul J. and Theresa F. Schiavone Louis E. and Jeanne M. Tocci Frank T. and Suzanne E. Wilber James W. and Josephine A. Palmieri William G. and Rosalie Tomaso
- Edward N. and Carolyn J. Monson Robert S. and Lucille M. Newcombe Krikor G. and Rosa M. Navoian Frank J., Jr. and Edna M. Davis Giorgio and Mary M. L. Minnihan Ronald K. and Dolores Scandiffio
Michael L. and Blanche M. Laflamme Robert S. and Rena T. Brighenti Arvid and Joanne Plasse
Stephen M. and Bertha M. DiAntonio Robert E. and Norma Benoit Othello and Lydia Rovedo Anthony R. and Dorothy A. L. Taxiera Raymond A., Jr. and Maryann Strobeck
Warren G. and Gladys P. Foster
Ronald A. and Ida M. Teixeira
Adelard A. and Jeannette B. Guilbert
Jolın R., Sr. and Ann Marie Kelley
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Date of Birth Name of Child
Name of Parents
MARCH
1 Cheryl Ann DesBarres
1 Tina Louise Mezzadri
1 Edward Thomas Glennon
1 Donna Ann Hinton
1 Roberta Agnes Grant
2 Christopher John Taddeo
2 Marie Elaine Ostroskey
4 Jeffrey Allan Scott
5 Marla Joan Demerjian
6 Edward Francis Castiglione
7 Francis Nelson Rioux
7 John Ramon Gonzalez
7 Pamela Jean Martin
8 Stephen Norman Dufault
8 Timothy Shawn Mclaughlin
9 Sandra Lorraine Johnston
10 Maureen Ann Marcelli
10 Cardin
10 Lori Jayne D'Alessandro
11 Dale Louis Ippolito
12 Richard Bernard Ledoux, Jr.
12 John Robert Theroux
12 Vincent Joseph Ozella
13 Michael Russell Barr
13 Loraine Mary Tower
14 Thomas Kevin Leonard
14 Sherri Lynn Hanson
14 Karen Jacqueline Carroll
14 Russell Scott Jones
15 Richard William Zibell, Jr.
15 Marianna Zocchi
16 Reynolds
16 Claudia Louise Rowe
18 Kimberly Ann Pisarro
19 William Joseph Krim
19 Maureen Helen O'Rourke
19 Cynthia Marie Gardner
20 Susan Elizabeth Dayian
21 Brian Stephen Cousineau
21 Robert Gerald Leavitt
22 -D'Arcangelo
22 Jeffrey Paul Stewart
23 Damian Peter Allegrezza
24 Erick Matthew Nordby
24 Edmund William Callahan
25 James David Benoit
26 Julie Ann Whittaker
27 Deborah Lee Woodman
27 Carolyn Rose Leite
29 Laura Jeanne Larson
29 John Earnest Koshivas
30 Julie Adrienne Martello
30 Sharon Lee Costigan
30 Lisa Ann Mignone
John P. and Marion T. Raymond Robert G. and Erica M. Hohn
Thomas E. and Veronica M. Fornaciari
Richard and Patricia Bryden Robert A. and Alba R. Niro Christopher A. and Janet E. Gianetti Edward W. and Doris A. Neal Joseph and Filomena M. Pigalargi
Richard S. and Claire Marino
Edward F. and Eileen H. Humes
Joseph L. A. and Rose M. Jarry Juan and Evangelina Godoy Laurence C. and Eleanor A. Merchant Gerard A. and Judith A. Ferioli
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