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For General Repairs 61,945.50
For Private Work (Not in Tax Levy) 2,000.00
For Snow Removal. Laid on table.
For New Equipment, to replace old truck 5,775.00
For One New 3 1-2 Ton Truck 5,775.00,
For One New 5 Ton Truck 6,570.20
For Four New Wheels 500.00
Article 28. No action.
Article 29. For Street Lighting $11,601.00
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Article 30. Voted that the Town raise and appro- priate the sum of $58,522.85 for the purpose of re- building with macadam pavement under specifica- tions aproved by the Division of Highways, Wash- ington Street from Capen's Bridge to Central Avenue and to meet the said appropriation there shall be as- sessed and included in the tax levy of the current year the sum of $11,522.85 and to meet the remainde: of the said appropriation the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, is hereby authorized to issue bonds of the Town to the principal amount of $47,000.00 in accordance with Chapter 44 of the General Laws.
Article 31. For repairing and rebuilding Independence Avenue from the Quincy Line to Capen's Bridge $12,647.00
Article 32. Widening and Relocation of
Commercial Street and Quincy Avenue to the Weymouth Town Line $43,301.50
Article 33. Voted that the Town raise and ap- propriate the sum of $48,752.50 for the purpose of re- building with macadam pavement under specifica- tions approved by the Division of Highways, Union Street, from Washington Street to Commercial Street and to meet the said appropriation there shall be as- sessed and included in the tax levy of the current year the sum of $9,752.50, and to meet the remainder of the said appropriation the Treasurer, with the approv- al of the Selectmen, is hereby authorized to issue bonds of the Town to the principal amount of $39,000.00 in accordance with Chapter 44 of the General Laws.
Article 34. Referred to action taken under Ar- ticle 27.
Article 35. No action.
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At 10:15 o'clock, it was voted to adjourn until Monday, March 21, 1927, at 7:45 P. M.
A true record. Attest :
M. MAGDALENE VINING,
Town Clerk.
Town House.
Braintree, March 21, 1927.
The Town met in accordance with the adjourn- ment from March 14, 1927, Moderator Rogers in the chair.
On motion of Mr. Andrews, the reading of the records of the last session was waived.
Article 27. Voted on motion of Mr. French to reconsider the items for new equipment for the High- way Department under this article, totalling $12,845.20
Voted on motion of Mr. French that the Town ap- propriate the sum of $12,093.40 for the purchase of two new trucks for the Highway Department.
Article 36. No action.
Article 37. No action.
'Article 38. £ Referred to action taken under
Article 27.
Article 39. Referred to action taken under Article 27.
Article 40. Referred to action taken under Article 27.
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Article 41. £ Referred to action taken under Article 27.
Article 42. Referred to action taken under Article 27.
Article 43. No action.
Article 44.
Referred to action taken under
Article 27.
Article 45.
Referred to action
taken under
Article 27.
Article 46.
Referred to action
taken under
Article 27.
Article 47.
Referred to action
taken under
Article 27.
Article 48. No action.
Article 49. No action.
Article 50. Voted, unanimously, on motion of Mr. French, that the Town, through its Selectmen, pur- chase or take by eminent domain for any and all muni- cipal purposes, land on Plain Street belonging to Cath- erine Arnold, Emma J. Forst, Nelson Brothers, land now or formerly of Frank Nelson and land of owners unknown, or any of them, and it hereby raises and appropriates the sum of fifty ($50.00) dollars to be expended by the Selectmen, so far as necessary to pay for the same.
Articles 51 to 79 inclusive laid on the table.
Article 80. Voted to instruct the Selectmen to lay out as a town way, Harding Avenue, so-called, 350 feet westerly from Cleveland Avenue.
Article 81. Voted to instruct the Selectmen to lay out, as a town way, Staten Road, so-called.
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Article 82. Voted to instruct the Selectmen to lay out, as a town way, Bower Road, so-called.
Article 83. Voted to instruct the Selectmen to lay out, as a town way, Brookside Road, so-called, running southerly from Commercial Street to Stetson Street.
Article 84. Voted to instruct the Selectmen to lay out, as a town way, Primrose Street, so-called, off Ar- borway Drive to Audubon Road.
Article 85. - Voted to instruct the Selectmen to lay out, as a town way, Audubon Road, from Arthur Street to Vinedale Road.
Article 86. Voted to instruct the Selectmen to lay out, as a town way, Trefton Drive, so-called, from Quincy Avenue to Vinedale Road, so-called.
Article 87. Voted to instruct the Selectmen to lay out, as a town way, Ferncroft Road, so-called, to Ar- borway Drive, so-called.
Article 88. No action.
LIBRARY
Article 89. For General Expenses $5,000.00
For Janitor 300.00
On motion of Mr. Fitzpatrick, it was voted that the sum of $500.00 be appropriated to establish in Har- bor Villa Section, a Branch of the Thayer Public Li- brary and for the care and maintenance of same.
RECREATION :
Article 90. Parks and Playgrounds . . $ 889.00
From E. & D. Fund, $130.00).
'Article 91. Laid on table.
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Article 92. Voted on motion of Mr. Trainor to appropriate the sum of $500.00 for the moving of enough loam from the lower part of Hollis Field to grade the ball field.
. Article 93. On motion of Mr. Pinault, action un- der this Article was referred to the Park Commission- ers before any action be taken by the Town.
Article 94. On motion of Mr. French, it was unan- imously voted that the Town, through its Selectmen, purchase or take by eminent domain for any and all municipal purposes, land off Tremont Street belong- ing to Mary Leatherbee, contiguous to that taken under vote of the Town at the Special Town Meeting of July 26, 1926, and it hereby raises and appropriates the sum of $1,050.00 to be expended by the Selectmen, so far as may be necessary to pay for the same.
ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Article 95. Voted that the Town appropriate from the income of the Electric Light Department, the sum of $12,923.07 for Depreciation Fund; the sum of $300.00 for the salaries of the Municipal Light Board ; the sum of $10,000.00 for the Bonds, and the balance together with the unexpended balance of $5,815.00 of the year 1926, for operating expenses, renewals, re- pairs and new construction.
WATER DEPARTMENT
Article 96. Voted that the Town appropriate from the income of the Water Department the sum of $300.00 for salaries of the Water Commissioners and the balance for operating expenses, extensions, renew- als, repairs, new construction and expenses of said department.
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Article 97. No action.
Article 98. On motion of Mr. French, this Article was laid on the table.
EDUCATION
Article 99. For Salaries of Teachers $172,790.00 For General Expenses, including repairs to Buildings 94,118.50
Article 100. For constructing, furnishing and equipping the new High School. . 10,660.00
Article 101. Voted to raise and appropriate $3,000.00 for the purpose of furnishing the Penniman School and this money to be expended by the Penni- man School Building Committee for furnishing and equipping the Penniman School.
Article 102. Laid on the table.
Article 103. Laid on the table.
Article 104. No action.
CEMETERY
Article 105. For care and protection of the Plain Street Cemetery and for the laying out and grading of lots in said Cemetery . .. . $1,000.00
Article 106. Voted to raise and appro- priate for the salary of a Superintendent of the Plain Street Cemetery, the sum of . $ 500.00
Article 107. Voted to accept a legacy of $200.00 provided for in the will of Geeorge W. Kelley, late of Rockland.
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INTEREST-MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Article 108. For Payment of Debts $47,581.42
Town Hall
$ 2,000.00
Hospital
1,000.00
Schools
44,581.42
For Water Main and Standpipe
4,785.00
(Bond of Electric Light Department is provided for under Article 95.)
For Payment of Interest $33,452.00
Town Hall
$
440.00
Hospital
405.00
Schools
26,107.00
Ant. of Revenue .
6,500.00
Electric Light Dept.
(From income)
1,000.00
Water Dept. (From
income)
2,000.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Article 109.
For Miscellaneous Ex-
penses
$3,500.00
Article 110.
Memorial Day
$ 400.00
G. A. R. $ 200.00
V. F. W.
100.00
Am. Leg.
100.00
Act
Article 111.
Employees' Compensation
$2,000.00
Article 112.
Insurance Policies, Fire and
Liability
$14,771.08
Article 113. Voted, on motion of Mr. Neal, to ap- propriate the sum of $250.00 to put a curbing around the driveway, regrade the lawn, and set out trees in front of the Legion Building on Washington Street.
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Meeting adjourned at 10:35 o'clock, until Monday, March 28, 1927, at 7:45 P. M.
A true record. Attest :
M. MAGDALENE VINING,
Town Clerk.
Town House.
Braintree, March 28, 1927.
The Town met in accordance with adjournment from March 21, 1927, Moderator Rogers in the chair.
On motion of Mr. Andrews, the reading of the records of the last session was waived.
PLANNING BOARD
Article 114. Laid on the table.
Voted that a committee of three be appointed by the Moderator to do whatever may be necessary and not later than the next Annual Town Meeting to sub- mit to the voters the following questions :
(1) Shall the Town abolish the office of High- way Surveyor.
(2) Shall the Town direct its Selectmen to make a division of the Town into not less than 5 convenient voting precincts.
(3) Shall the Town accept Section 25-A, Chap- ter 41, of the General Laws.
(4) Shall the Town adopt the limited Town Meeting form of government.
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On motion of Mr. Anderson, it was voted that the time for filing the report of the Committee appointed to make a study of the methods by which the system of governing the Town's affairs may be improved be extended to the Annual Town Meeting of 1928.
Article 115. No action.
Article 116. Voted, unanimously, to amend Ar- ticle 7 of the By-Laws by adding the following :
Section 3. At the Annual Town Meeting to be held in the month of March, 1928, there shall be elected two members to serve for one year, two mem- bers to serve for two years and one member to serve for three years, and thereafter there shall be elected at the annual meeting for three-year terms members to fill the vacancies.
UNCLASSIFIED
Article 117. For Engineering $2,641.70
Article 118. For Land Damages $ 625.82
Articlee 119. For Street Signs and Signals
($125.00 from E. & D. Fund) $1,400.00
Article 120. Laid on thee table.
Article 121. Voted on motion of Mr. Monagghan that the Moderator appoint a Committee of three to consist of no elective town officers for the purpose of having printed all the property in the Town of Brain- tree as the same appears in the Assessors' Books; that said Committee be instructed to carry out the same with the full privilege of access to the Assessors' Books.
Article 122. No action.
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Voted to adjourn at 10:30 until Monday, April 4, 1927, at 7:45 P. M.
A true record. Attest :
M. MAGDALENE VINING,
Town Clerk.
Town House. Braintree, April 4, 1927.
The Town met in accordance with adjournment from March 28, 1927, Moderator Rogers in the chair.
Article 123. Voted that the Town, through its Board of Selectmen, purchase or take by eminent do- main for highway, park, school or municipal purposes, all or such part as they deem necessary, of a lot of land containing about 7,000 square feet located be- tween Wynot Road, and the new High School lot and the Hollis Field, and bounded on the west by the prop- erty of Wilder F. Hall; and it hereby raises and ap- propriates the sum of $630.00 to be expended by the Selectmen, so far as necessary to pay for the same.
Article 124. No action.
Article 125. Laid on the table.
Article 126. No action.
Article 127. Referred to Selectmen.
Article 128. Unanimously voted that the Town through its Selectmen, purchase or take by eminent do- main for highway purposes, land on Pond Street, be- longing to the heirs of Moses Dyer and to Avis and the late Ephraim Thayer, and it hereby raises and appro-
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priates the sum of $75.00 to be expended by the Select- men so far as necessary to pay for the same.
Article 129. No action.
On motion of Mr. Andrews, Article 125 was taken from the table.
Voted, on motion of Mr. Andrews, that there be appropriated the sum of $2,000.00 for dredging work in the Fore River to be carried out by the Public Works Department and that the Selectmen be instructed to request the Public Works Department to deposit the material on the Braintree Point Playground, in so far as they deem necessary and advisable.
Mr. Aitken presented report on Police Rules and Regulations.
Article 131. Reserve Fund $5,000.00
Voted to take Articles 51 to 79 inclusive from the table.
Article 51. Referred to next Annual Town
Meeting.
Article 52. Referred to next
Annual
Town Meeting.
Article 53.
Referred to next Annual
Town Meeting.
Article 54. Referred to next Annual Town
Meeting.
Article 55.
Referred to next
Annual Town
Meeting.
Article 56. Referred to next Annual Town Meeting.
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Article 57 .. Voted to accept as a town way, Wal- dron Road, so-called, runing westerly from Washington Street, as laid out by the Selectmen.
Article 58. Referred to next
Annual Town Meeting.
Article 59. Referred to next Annual Town
Meeting.
Town Meeting.
Article 61. On motion of Mr. French, action un- der this Article was indefinitely postponed.
Article 62. Referred to next
Annual Town
Meeting.
Article 63.
Referred to
next
Annual Town
Meeting.
Article 64.
Referred to
next
Annual Town
Meeting.
Article 65.
Referred
next
Annual Town
Meeting.
Article 66. Meeting.
Referred to
next
Annual
Town
Article 67. Meeting.
Referred to next
Annual Town
Article 68. Voted that the Town accept Abbott Street, so-called, 600 feet westerly from Storrs Avenue, as laid out by the Selectmen.
Article 69. Voted to accept as a town way, Cabot Avenue, so-called, 320 feet west of Cleveland Avenue, as laid out by the Selectmen.
Article 60. Referred to next
Annual
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Article 70. Voted that the Town raise and ap- propriate the sum of $200.00 to be expended on Drink- water Avenue, between Elm Street and Morrison Road ..
Article 71. Referred to next Annual. Town Meeting.
Article 72. Referred to next Annual Town. Meeting.
Article 73. Voted that there be appropriated. from the Excess and Deficiency Fund the sum of $2,244.00 to be expended by the Highway Surveyors for the improvement of Dobson Road and that the total cost of such improvement be assessed in accordance with the provisions of the General Laws, Chapter 80, and that the Highway Surveyors are hereby instructed to commence work on this improvement only after seventy-five per cent of the owners of property within this area have signified in writing their desire to have the improvement made under the provisions of this. motion.
Article 74. Referred to next
Annual Town
Meeting.
Article 75. Referred to next Annual Town
Meeting.
Article 76. No action.
Article 77. Referred to Selectmen.
Article 78.
Referred next Annual Town Meeting.
Article 79. Voted that there be appropriated from the Excess and Deficiency Fund the sum of $800.00 to be expended by the Highway Surveyors for the improvement of Wilkins Road and that the total cost of such improvement be assessed in accordance
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with the provisions of the General Laws, Chapter 80, and that the Highway Surveyors are hereby instructed to commence work on this improvement only after „seventy-five per cent of the owners of property within this area have signified in writing their desire to have the improvement made under the provisions of this -motion.
Article 98. Taken from the table. No action taken under this Article.
Article 91. Voted to take this Article from the .table.
Voted to appropriate the sum of $835.00 to defray the expense of organized play or take any other action relative thereto.
Article 93. Referred back to Park Commission. Article 102. Taken from the table.
Voted that the Town, through its Board of Select- men, purchase or take by eminent domain for Park, School or Municipal purposes, all or such part as they deem necessary of a lot of land bounded on the west by Quincy Avenue, on the south by the Watson Schoo! property, on the east by Arthur Street, on the north by a line approximately eighty feet north of and parallel - to the north boundary of the Watson School property, and it hereby raises and appropriates the sum of $500.00 to be expended by the Selectmen so far as nec- .. essary to pay for same. This vote was unanimous.
Notice given of reconsideration of Article 98.
On motion of Mr. Fitzgerald, it was voted that a · committee of three be appointed by the Moderator to wait upon the Water Commissioners, confer with them and endeavor to arrive at some solution on the Grove
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Street proposition and report at the next Annual Town Meeting.
At 11:15 P. M., the meeting was adjourned with- out date.
A true record. Attest :
M. MAGDALENE VINING,
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DOG LICENSES ISSUED
Whole Number 592.
440 Males @ $2.00 each $ 880.00
78 Females @ $5.00 each 390.00
72 Females (spayed) @ $2.00 each 144.00
1 Breeders' License @ $50.00 50.00
1 Breeders' License @ $25.00 25.00
$1,489.00
By Cash paid County Treasurer
$1,370.60
Town Clerk's Fees (Turned over to Treasurer) 118.40
$1,489.00
M. MAGDALENE VINING,
Town Clerk.
HUNTING, FISHING AND TRAPPING LICENSES
Whole Number Issued 344.
Value $ 781.90
Cash, paid Division of Fisheries and Game. . $ 695.90 Town Clerk's Fees (Turned over to Treasurer) 86.00
$ 781.90
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Births in 1927
JANUARY
Date Name
3 Walter Irving Diotte
3 Bertha Lenore De Bold
6 Gene Natalie Ellis
7 John Russell Alsopp
9 Water Edwin Larmey
9 Howard Wendall Nickerson
14 Albert Thomas Coppolo
15 Harold Francis Tassinary
17 Sophia Theresa La Vangie
20 Virginia Damiao
21 John Archer Curtis, Jr.
24 Joyce Andree Preston
28 Stanley Remington Carlton
29 Edward John Drysdale, Jr.
30 Alberta Jean Collier
30 Antonette Deveccio
31 June Mortimer
Parents' Names .
Alexander and Flora Louise --
William and Esther Stanley and Hattie
George and Annie Allen and Jessie · Harry and Kathleen Albert and Margaret Amedeo and Clara
Joseph and Mary Peter and Fillie - John and Reta. Maynard and Thelma Maurice and Dorothy - Edward and Gertrude · Arthur and May Anthony and Marie James and Sarah
FEBRUARY
2 Bertha Louise Golding
5 Shirley Mae Buker
7 Elizabeth Mae Jones
8 Marjorie Snow Nye
9 Rita Elizabeth Tierney
9 Fred Hutchinson
9 Ethel Lydia Soper
11 Theresa Elizabeth Foley
14 Lawrence Herenden
15 Margaret Mary McDonnell
George and Grace Arthur and Anna Jesse and Pauline -- Charles and Gladys - Joseph and Elizabeth Alfred and Cecelia Willis and Ethel John and Margaret- Lloyd and Josephine · John and Margaret.
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Date Name
16 Eleanor Mary Levangie
16 Mary Louise Besselman
:21 Lois Anna McDonnell
:22 Maude Graham Means
.23 Harold Bradford Palmer
:23 Paul Seldon Batchelder, Jr.
Paul and Mary
Manuel and Catherine
Joseph and Beatrice Antonio and Maria
MARCH
4
Joseph Hastings Cutter, Jr.
Joseph and Jennie
4 Stillborn
10 Laura Marie Corvi
12 Illegitimate
12 Virginia Theresa Norling
13 Donald Gordon Smith
14 Beverly Joanne Geddes
15 Frank DeMarco
17 Nadine Frances Johnson
Roger and Lizzie
17 Samuel Priest Hansen
18 Agnes Louise Christie
:22 Mary Elizabeth Lyons
:22 Joseph Tantillo
22 James William Reardon
Timothy and Mildred
:23 George Joseph MacInnis Francis and Helen Antonio and Carmine
:24 Stillborn
26 Dorothy Alberta Hooper
29 Rita Gorham
31 Elmer Paul Rankin
.31 Mary Elizabeth Rankin
William and Margaret
Elmer and Helen Elmer and Catherine Elmer and Catherine
APRIL
1 Forest Hartford Nelson
1 Robert Edward Burns
4 Phyllis Mary Ferris
Parents' Names
Harold and Margaret
Leo and Caroline Joseph and Edith
Roy and Caroline
Harold and Susanne
:24 George Goulart
27 Ernestine Annie Saveria Califerno
:27 Philomena Del Vecchio
Benedetto and Teresa
Elmer and Leva Robert and Gladys
Ray and Agnes
Antonio and Rosa
Edwin and Ruth
John and Catherine Thomas and Alice
:24 Antoinetta Mary Manganillo
Anthony and Annie
Olof and Annie Donald and Madeline John and Phyllis
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Date
Name
4
Margaret Hepburn
5 Kenneth Karling
5 Straughn
6 Illegitimate
7 Gillis
7 Mary Teresa Farina
8 William Stanley Ernst
9 Elizabeth Fairbanks Hall
9 Stillborn
9 Ambrose Celestine Powers
10
Dorothy Helen Spaulding
11 Phyllis Anne Levangie
13 Allen Prescott
14 Richard Edwin Sevigny
14 Jean Fitzpatrick
15 Dorris Louise Torry
15 Alfred Theodore Ball, Jr.
15 Warren Joseph Eno
16 Dorothy May Trott
18 Illegitimate
18 Anne Theresa McMahon
20 Robert Folan
20 Jean Audrey Hall
20 Mary Gertrude McCarthy
20 Fabiano
23 Rose Marie Conti
Frank and Mabel-
25 Donald Monaghan
Victor and Marie·
29 Illegitimate
30
Eleanor Mildred Marasca
Alfred and Helen.
MAY
1 Bernice Tisdale
1 Madeline Damiano
2 George Henry Bostock
2 Elizabeth Ann McSherry
8 Richardi
9 Twitchell 9 Arnold Foster Garrard
13 James Bruce Claire
Parents' Names-
William and Sadie - Wilhem and Ellen ... Moody and Anna _
Andrew and Ada - James and Marie - Elden and Cecelia - Victor and Marjorie .
Ambrose and Mary - Fred and Mary - Wilfred and Lena - George and Rachael : Wilfred and Rena . Thomas and Mary" Charles and Bertha . Alfred and Ella .. Herbert and Viola .. Joheph and Alice."
John and Annie- Leo and Frances . William and Sarah: James and Anna. Percy and Gemna ..
Everett and Bessie Nunzio and Maria. George and Helen Thomas and Mary Louis and Justina Lawson B. and Mildred Stanley and Evelyn James and Mildred
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Date Name
17
Clement Wilmert Berrio
17 Helen Hawkes
19 Bousquet
19 Donald Gordon Wishart
21 Robert Joseph Reardon
24 Phyllis Jean Morris
.26 Marjorie Theresa Halpin
:27 Thomas Francis Drake
.27 Francis William Thomas
27 Gloria Irene Morse
.31
Albert Giannini
Parents' Names
David and Grace Alton and Lillian Albert and Hilda J. Arthur and Gertrude Robert and Rita Edward and Lillian James and Katherine Walter and Clara John and Jeanne Edward and Alice Alfred and Norma
JUNE
2 Viola Sherley Adkins 3 John William Coyle, Jr.
4 Tolman
4 Lorraine June Curran
6 Marcia Elizabeth Holder
11 Pauline Adeline McAdam
13 Donald Edward Moody
14 Mary Elizabeth Linker
16 Donald Francis Gifford
16 Anna Florence Kaukola
17 Florence Thelma Bradeen
17 Robert Guild Schmitt
17 Roger Frank Preston
18 Watson
18 William Stark Brady
19 Eileen Virginia Newcomb :21 Florence Pauline Dries
22 Harold Watson Johnson, Jr.
.22 Natalie Kirby Caron
:24 Mary Gertrude Wright
:26 Robert Malcolm Demarest
-29 Illegitimate
29 Andrew Peter Bron, Jr.
-30 Mary Venuto
Munroe and Viola John and Alice George and Ruth Michael and Mary Leverett and Isabel John and Pauline Clarence and Minnie John and Elizabeth Harry and Marcella Joseph and Rachel Everett and Rena Charles H. A. and Barbara Jerry F. and Germaine Walter and Esther Edwin and Margaret Ernest and Caroline Frederick and Florence Harold and Myrtle Walter and Doris John and Margaret Clarence and Mae
Andrew and Alice Paulo and Mollie
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JULY
Date Name
1 Russell Herbert Pearson
2 Burt Goodwin Abar
2 Harry Seymour Thompson
3 Katherine Ganse Hayward
3 Robert Francis Howland
6 William James Hayden
7 Eleanor Irene Imlay
10 Mary Margaret Skinner
11 Martha Louise Baker
11 Illegitimate
13 Bernard Thomas Lee
13 Walter Douglas Kennedy
16 Virginia Mary Dalton
16 Madalena Luigia Connelli
18 Ethel Alice Foster
18 · William Francis McRae
19 Roger Alden Torrey
19 Richard Theodore Lindquist
19 Donald Earl Stackhouse
21 Paul Russell Dwyer
21 Norman Everett Peterson
23 Helen Joyce Merritt
24 Frederick William Perkins
25 Hilda Julia Hansen
25 Francis Tully
27 Edward Vinton Earle
27 Elizabeth Marie Constance Tedesco
27 Coates
28 Martin Steve Ferranti
29 Ferancis Rocco Farno
31 Mary Teresa Herbert
Parents' Names
Henning and Elsie Burt and Irene Franklin and Eileen Emerson and Mary John and Mary Eugene and Selina John and Irene Harry and Margery Stephen and Alice
Bernard and Alice Walter and Elizabeth Patrick and Mary Joseph and Vittoria Albert and Ethel Edward and Margaret Charles and Bertha Albin and Mildred Gordon and Ada Edward and Julia Charles and Helen Lester and Gilda George and Helen William and Hilda Francis and Elinor Edward and Bessie
Thomas and Minerva Harry and Gladys Steven and Lillian Abel and Rose Arthur and Suzanne
AUGUST
3 Elizabeth Blanche Radcliffe
3 Dorothy Lorraine Horne
4 Mary Joyce McCue
5 Lowell R. Buckner, Jr.
Frederick and Rena Kenneth and Lily James and Miriam Lowell and Helena
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Date Name
6 Kenneth Thomas Farrell
7 George Lawrence Cardarople
8 Holden
8 Helen Marjorie Bates
14 Lois Virginia Trott
14 Barbara Grace Weston
14 Margaret Rose Jellow
14 Richard James Lane
16 Doris May Frazier
17 Gale Aldworth Pinel
17 Illegitimate
20 Winfred Boudreau
20 Illegitimate
21 William Charles Aumen
23 Elbert Fletcher Hirtle
23 John Philomena Sherlock
23 Clayton Bernard Lacombe
23 Grace Elaine Bailey
24 Evelyn Lorraine MacNeil
25 Robert Edward Anders
25 Loren Murray Ross
25 Sebastian Marvillia
27 Rita Virginia Zani
27 Ronald Goodhue Eastman
28 Owen Franklin Ireland
28 Arthur Vayens, Jr.
29 Lawrence Edward Rooney, Jr.
Parents' Names:
Thomas and Katherine Joseph and Caroline Samuel and Ethel
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