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ARTICLE 28.
Voted to raise and appropriate the following sums of money for HEALTH and SANITATION the pres- ent year :
Health - General
Expenses 560.00
Contagious Diseases 6,000.00
Collection of Garbage 4,000.00
Inspector of Plumbing - Mr. Pi- nault moved that this item be laid on the table. Not carried 8:32.
Inspector Plumbing 350.00
Diphtheria Clinic 350.00
Dental Clinic 1,000.00
Vital Statistics 50.00
ARTICLE 29.
Voted: That there be appropriated the sum of $9,120.00 for bonds and interest and $80,602.50 for the maintenance and operation of the water supply system, laying and relaying of water mains, the same to be taken from the surplus of the water revenues as shown on the books December 31, 1934, and from the revenue of the department for the year 1935. Carried 8:38.
Voted: That there be appropriated the sum of $25,000.00 for the reconstruction of the dike at Great
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Pond, and that to meet the said appropriation the sum of $25,000.00 be taken from the surplus of the water revenues and the revenues of the department.
Mr. Mooney offered the following resolution : That no contracts be let to any outside contractor who is not a resident of this Town for the repair, renovation or for new buildings in connection with the Town of Braintree and that the sub-contracts as far as possible should be done by residents or taxpayers of this Town. Not carried 8:49.
ARTICLE 30.
Voted: That the Town appropriate from the in- come of the Electric Light Department the sum of $26,550.00 for the Depreciation Fund; and the sum of $200,799.00 together with th eunexpended balance of the year 1934 of $7,288.44 for operating expenses, renewals, repairs and new construction; and that the Town accept from the Electric Light Department the sum of $23,011.49 to apply to the 1935 Tax Levy, the same to be paid into the treasury of the Town on re- ceipt of settlement of the bills of the various Town de- partments due the Electric Light Department for the year 1934. This amount will be credited to the old Appropriation Account, carried on the books of the Electric Light Department, and will be the final and full payment of same. Carried 8:51.
Voted : That we take Article 55 up next. Unani- mous vote.
ARTICLE 55.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action-So voted 8:53.
Voted : That we take Article 56 up next. Unanimous vote.
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ARTICLE 56.
Mr. Andrews moved : No action - So voted 8:54.
Moved : Reconsideration of Articles 29, 30, 55 and 56. Not carried - 9:02.
ARTICLE 31.
Voted: To appropriate the following sums of money for the SEWER DEPARTMENT the present year, to be eexpended by the Board of Sewer Com- missioners :
For Maintenance $ 9,061.00
For New Equipment
6,311.00
For House Connections 17,021.04
$32,393.04
To be raised as follows:
From the Tax Levy 10,000.00
From surplus and income of Sewer Dept. 15,372.00
From Excess and Deficiency Fund 7,021.04
$32,393.04
ARTICLE 31.
Mr. Mooney moved: That the interest charged by the Sewer Department on unpaid balances due from the takers of the Sewer Service, shall not exceed 4%. Not carried - 9:23.
RECREATION
ARTICLE 32.
Mr. Higgins moved: That the sum of $534.14 be appropriated for Fences in back of Mrs. Rodgers' and Mr. Higgins' property. Not carried - 9:35.
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Voted to raise and appropriate for the general uses of the Board of Park Commissioners the present year, the following sums :
Precinct 1 $450.00
Precinct 2 - Mr. Andrews moved that the sum of $350.00 be appropriated for Precinct 2.
Mr. H. Vinton Jr offered as an amendment: That the sum be $1,775.00 - Not carried.
Precinct 2 $250.00
Precinct 3 $500.00
Organized Play- Mr. Andrews moved that the sum of $548.00 be appropriated for Organized Play.
Mr. H. Vinton Jr. offered as an amendment: That the sum be $800.00. Not carried.
Organized Play $548.00
UNDER ARTICLE 2.
Mr. Lakin moved: That our Representative in the General Court, Horace T. Cahill, be appointed a com- mittee of one to present to the Legislature forthwith and under suspension of the rules if possible, if not at the present session, at the next sessionf of the Legis- lature, a bill to repeal Chapter 321 of the Acts of 1934 which was the Town Manager form of govern- ment which the Town of Braintree had an opportunity to vote on this year.
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The Moderator appointed the following Tellers: Baker, Simon, Jenkins, Taylor, Converse, Cummings, Ewart, Hale, Hayden and Thayer.
There being 372 in the affirmative and 150 in the negative the motion was carried. 9:58.
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UNDER ARTICLE 2.
Mr. Van Zandt offered the following Resolution: WHEREAS, it is recognized that the American Le- gion will be an important factor for good in the community life of this Nation through the many years to come, and,
WHEREAS, it is realized that all Posts of the Ameri- can Legion have heeded the call for par- ticipation in certain activities for the betterment of the community and for such participation have need of suitable premises and quarters in which to per- form the functions of their association, and,
WHEREAS, Braintree Post, No. 86, Department of Massachusetts, The American Legion does enjoy the right to the use of such premises and quarters in the building and grounds of the so-called Legion Building, sometimes known as the Union School Building, located at the corner of Hollis Avenue and Washington Street in Braintree, and,
WHEREAS, the said Braintree Post No. 86, Depart- ment of Massachusetts, The American Legion, has invested considerable time and money in adapting the premises hereinafter described to its use in that , period of time elapsed since its first oc- cupancy in January of 1921;
BE IT RESOLVED, that the citizens of Braintree in Town Meeting assembled to hereby vote to lease to Braintree Post No. 36, Depart- ment of Massachusetts, American Le-
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gion, the Legion Building, so-called, and grounds of the same, for a term of five years, dating from the eighteenth day of January, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-six at a rental of One Dollar per year, reserving, as in the past, one room for a Polling Place for Precinct Two and this meeting does direct the Se- lectmen of Braintree to execute such lease on behalf of the Town of Braintree. Carried - 10:02.
CEMETERIES
ARTICLE 33.
Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $150.00 for Expenses of the Cemetery the present year.
SOLDIERS' BENEFITS
ARTICLE 34.
Voted to raise and appropriate for Soldiers' Re- lief, State Aid and Military Aid, and Memorial Day Observance, the present year, the following sums of money :
Soldiers' Relief - Aid $ 12,000.00
Military Aid 360.00
State Aid and Soldiers' Burials 958.00
Memorial Day Observance 500.00
$ 13,818.00
PUBLIC WELFARE
ARTICLE 35.
Voted to appropriate the following sums of money for the PUBLIC WELFARE DEPARTMENT the pres-
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ent year, including Aid for Dependent Mothers, and Adequate Assistance to Certain Aged Persons under the provisions of Chapter 118A, Acts of 1931;
3. Public Welfare - Temporary Aid $50,000.00
4. Mothers' Aid 8.000.00
5. Old Age Assistance 38,000.00
6. Infirmary Maintenance 5,060.00
HIGHWAYS
ARTICLE 36.
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $60,000.00 for general expenses of the high- way department which shall be expended for each and all of the following : For maintenance of the high- ways, patching, tarvia and sanding, street cleaning, drains and catch basins, repairs to equipment, flash lights, guard rails and fences, street signs, repairs and operation of bridges. Carried 10:10.
Moved : That there be raised appropriated the sum of $675.00 for a new automobile for Superintendent. There being 327 in the affirmative and 95 in the nega- tive, the motion was carried.
Mr. Orall moved: That this automobile be pur- chased from some dealer or taxpayer in the Town of Braintree, other things being equal. Carried 10:24.
NEW CONSTRUCTION:
Voted to raise and appropriate the following sums of money for New Construction.
UNION ST. west from Cleveland Ave., 1400 Ft .- Mr. Andrews moved the appropriation of $8,111.50.
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Mr. Baker moved: Indefinite Postponement - Not Carried.
UNION ST. west from Cleveland Ave., 1400 Ft. $8,111.50
WEST ST. surface grading-gravel 850.00
WASHINGTON ST. and HAN- COCK ST. from Quincy Line to Plain St. 14,000.00
5. For Snow Removal and Sanding 15,000.00
Mr. Andrews moved: That we take up Article 51. Voted - 10:32.
ARTICLE 51.
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $25,000.00 to cover the Town's share of ma- terials ,trucking, and other necessary expenses in con- nection with E. R. A. projects as may be approved by the Finance Committee.
In case funds are no longer required for E. R. A. projects, the balance may be expended for work in the several departments to relieve unemployment to the extent approved by said committee. Carried.
Mr. Andrews moved: That we take Article 21 from the table. Voted.
ARTICLE 21.
Voted: That the sum of $1,100.00 be raised and appropriated for the payment of settlement awarded of Marie G. Richardi in accordance with the accept- ance agreement signed by her attorney. Carried.
Mr. Andrews moved: That we take Article from the table. Voted.
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ARTICLE 12.
The Finance Committee rendered a report as to the Town's liability on the unpaid bills covered by this article. The report is summed up as follows: "The Town is not liable for the payment of these bills wherein they exceed the appropriation made by the Town and authority for that payment is now vested only in this Town Meeting".
Voted : That the Town raise and appropriate sums of money to pay such bills as during the discussion they may approve, as remain now unpaid in the years 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934. Carried.
Moved : That the sum of $800.00 be raised and ap- propriated for the payment of materials, trucking, la- bor, and rental on C. W. A. project 812 and that the Selectmen be authorized to issue a warrant on the Treasurer for payment of this sum if and when it be accepted in full settlement of all unpaid bills for ma- terials, trucking, supervision, and rental, rendered to the Town of Branitree in connection with C. W. A. project 812. Not carried - 10:50.
Voted: That there be raised and appropriated the sum of $9,152.40 for the payment of bills received from other cities and towns for welfare and old age assistance rendered to former residents of the Town of Braintree and that the Selectmen be authorized to issue warrants on the Treasurer of the Town of Brain- tree for the payment of these bills in accordance with the following list, if and when said towns either have no obligation to the Town of Braintree or agree to make settlement in full to the Town of Braintree for any and all bills we have rendered to them at the time we make payment to them.
1934 Boston $ 97.90
Quincy 3,821.31
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Everett
626.48
Hingham
92.98
Quincy
25.50
Mass.
122.86
Reading
310.75
Weymouth
548.91
Lynn
218.55
Weymouth O. A. A.
652.83
Quincy O. A. A.
223.34
1933 Rockland
406.99
Quincy
12.00
Quincy
385.10
Boston
1,503.46
Quincy
25.00
1931
Boston
78.44
$9,152.40
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $2,467.50 for the payment of all Old Age As- sistance Allotments remaining unpaid January 1, 1935. Carried 10:55.
Voted: That there be raised and appropriated a sum of $9,488.71 for the payment of bills contracted in the years 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 in excess of appropriations made therefor and in accordance with the following list:
WELFARE
- 1934 -
First National Stores, Inc. - Dec. . . $ 106.10
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company 26.85
R. J. Reardon 5.75
McInnis Grocery Store 8.25
Nelson's Market 16.75
H. S. Cummings .75
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Dr. L. Burton Benjamin 18.00
Weymouth Hospital 69.86
Maria Giannandrea 18.00
Atlantic Pacific Tea Company
55.80
Braintree Coal and Grain Co. 38.50
First National Stores 100.00
Agnes McGurn
13.50
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
46.65
Economy Grocery Stores
92.15
Mass. Dept. of Public Welfare
Div. of Child Guardianship 134.28
Harold W. Ripley, M. D.
9.00
Grace E. Polsom
13.59
First National Stores
37.00
Economy Grocery Stores
10.25
Mrs. A. C. Brainerd
9.00
Harvard University Dental School 5.25
Maria Giannandrea
18.00
M. Weiner
1.00
Mass. Hospital School
44.57
Dr. Luman A. Woodruff
3.00
-1933
Mass. Hospital School
149.99
J. J. Gallivan, M. D.
97.00
L. A. Woodruff, M. D. 43.00
C. S. Webber, M. D. 25.00
Robert Ross, M. D.
15.00
National Provision
19.00
Old Colony Gas
6.94
Codman's Dept. Store
7.08
George E. Sampson
12.00
Mary Dingley
18.00
Maybelle Bower
16.00
Braintree Convalescent Home
296.00
Harriet D. Watson
15.00
$1,621.86
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- 1934 -
ELECTION OFFICERS.
Mr. Andrews moved the appropriation of $336.60.
Mr. Taylor moved Indefinite Postponement. Not carried 11:22.
ELECTION OFFICERS
336.60
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Repairs to Machines
Albert Bousquet
128.00
Qualey's Garage
10.00
Carlow Auto Company
31.25
Aywon Battery Company
.27
Woodward Spring Company
8.76
Ahrens-Fox Fire Engine Company
579 .. 03
Mathewson Machine Works
151.52
F. W. Robinson
2.60
Winer's Hardware Store
.52
Railway Express Company
10.54
Drake's Auto Paint Shop
30.00
$ 952.49
Boston Hygienic Corset Co.
6.50
Parsons Dry Goods Store
3.00
Edward Quinn
18.00
$$ 27.50
FIRE & POLICE STATION.
Alfred Holbrook
1.50
Lucius Qualey
96.25
C. I. Brink
18.44
Geo. A. Williams
95.88
Water Department
9.85
Light Department
32.24
$ 254.15
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TOWN INFIRMARY.
M. W. Schraut - Dec. 12.85
White's Cash Market - Dec. 47.95
James Mattie - Dec. 48.36
Codman's Dept. Store
22.34
J. J. Gallivan, M. D. 54.00
Light Department
14.06
$ 199.56
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE DEPARTMENT
Braintree Convalescent Hospital
324.87
Quincy Plating & Radiator Works 2.50
Mortimer N. Peck
100.00
Mass. Eye & Ear Infirmary
15.05
John J. Gallivan, M. D.
75.00
C. A. Sullivan, M. D.
75.00
Woodsum Coal Company
62.82
George A. Williams
13.75
$ 666.99
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Braintree Motor Company
5.75
Cities Service Refining Company 170.53
Cities Service Gas Station No. 113
5.25
Clark & Taber, Inc
109.73
Fogg's Garage, Inc.
4.09
John J. Gallivan, M. D.
19.00
Gallivan, William A.
3.30
Graybar Electric Company
10.56
Hancock Street Garage 41.00
Henry's Lunch 19.80
Cliff Hall's
9.00
H. B. McArdle
10.61
Phillips Brothers, Inc.
1.93
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Philip F. Robinson
10.75
Santy's Lunch
.85
State Prison 14.00
Reserve Police Salaries :- Russell White
188.00
Other Reserve Officers 72.50
Surgical Dressings, Inc.
3.10
Woodward's Spring Shop
5.00
Wynot's Service Station
.9.55
Telephone Bills
114.86
Railway Express Agency
.66
Henry R. Smith 7.00
$ 836.82
SELECTMEN'S EXPENSE.
W. A. Torrey & Co. 1.47
Braintree Citizen 90.50
Braintree Observer 5.50
Frank H. & Philip H. Burt
54.18
Carter's Ink Co.
4.80
$ 156.45
SEWER DEPARTMENT.
FOR HOUSE CONNECTIONS
Cities Service Refining Co. 72.18
Standard Oil Co. of New York 23.80
Weymouth Asphalt Concrete Co. 109.41
$ 205.39
SOLDIERS' RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company 144.10
Economy Grocery Stores 71.00
First National Stores, Inc. 138.00
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McInnis Grocery Store 43.00
Nelson's Market
7.00
A. R. Perdigo 5.00
R. J. Reardon
56.00
South's Market
24.80
United Markets, Inc.
10.00
Weymouth Trust Co. (Assignee for White's Cash Market)
21.00
Thomas DeCoste
40.00
Edsion Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston 60.00
Mrs. A. Finnegan
20.00
Mrs. Libertine
30.00
Needham Co-operative Bank
259.00
Elizabeth Sprunk
60.00
South Shore Co-operative Bank
13.25
Volunteer Co-operative Bank
120.00
Braintree Coal & Grain Company 20.00
W. S. Hutchinson 8.00
Porter Coal Company
14.75
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, Inc.
105.60
George A. Williams Co., Inc.
39.50
Woodsum Coal Company
29.70
J. J. Gallivan, M. D. .
19.00
Harold W. Ripley, M. D.
3.00
Ashland Farms Milk Co. 3.36
6.85
W. A. Torrey & Co.
2.44
Mrs. Ross Vroom
40.00
Henry C. Lake
17.00
TAX COLLECTOR.
W. A. Torrey & Co. 3.15
Virginia Drinan
44.80
$ 47.95
W. H. Snow
$1,431.35
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TOWN HALL MAINTENANCE.
Ernest Nourse 15.96
Gifford Supply Co. 17.34
H. B. Smith 3.11
W. F. Wynot
12.50
Bailey & Sullivan
2.50
Railway Express Agency
.47
F. Tully 19.00
Old Colony Gas (4 Mos.)
4.44
Lucius Qualey
31.48
Water Department
21.21
Boston Filter
30.00
Light Department
Driveway
12.01
Hall
138.56
150.57
$
308.58
TREASURER.
National Shawmut Bank
$
600.00
BOARD OF HEALTH.
PLUMBING INSPECTION.
Walter B. Skinner 505.90
Israel P. Weston 105.60
$ 611.50
UNPAID BILLS 1933
"118"
John J. Gallivan, M. D. 19.00
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT.
George E. Warren 10.09
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
F. H. Gile
3.00
Mass. Memorial Hospital
203.00
F. E. Stronach
18.00
$ 224.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Flye Motors, Inc.
1.00
Winer's
5.84
W. A. Torrey & Co.
3.10
Norbert A. Fredette
.25
$ 10.19
FIRE & POLICE STATION.
C. I. Brink
18.75
J. MacGregor
6.00
Hy-Gien Laboratories
24.57
$ 49.32
- 1933 -
TOWN INFIRMARY.
Eldridge, Baker Co.
14.90
Thedore H. Barrows
12.55
Union Filling Station
22.26
George E. Warren
22.39
$ 72.10
MEMORIAL DAY.
D. A. Chandler
5.40
J. F. Preston (Erik E. Larrenz) 38.50
Observer
8.50
$ 52.40
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MOTH DEPARTMENT.
Cities Service Refining Co. 16.66
George E. Warren Fitzhewry-Guptill Co.
1.75
7.50
$ 25.91
SELECTMEN'S EXPENSE.
Braintree Citizen (2)
15.00
Standard Service Bureau
23.00
W. A. Torrey
3.65
$ 41.65
TOWN HALL MAINTENANCE.
H. W. Verrill 1.50
M. F. Ellis & Co.
4.50
$ 6.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Cliff Hall's
1.20
Lucius A. Qualey
.50
$ 1.70
- 1932 --
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Hollis Auto
12.00
Mass. Memorial Hospital
520.00
$ 532.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Lucius A. Qualey 4.52
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- 1931 -
FIRE AND POLICE STATION.
F. W. Robinson 6.50
C. R. Bestick 176.13
ARTICLE 37.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action-Carried 11:28.
ARTICLE 38.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action, taken care of un- der Article 36. Carried.
ARTICLE 39.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action, taken care of un- der Article 36. Carried.
ARTICLE 40.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action, taken care of un- der Article 36. Carried.
ARTICLE 41.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried 11:30.
ARTICLE 42.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried.
ARTICLE 43.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried.
ARTICLE 44.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried.
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ARTICLE 45.
Mr. Andrews moved: To accept as a Town Way, WALNUT STREET, so-called, from Storrs Avenue Extension to Lakeside Drive. No appropriation re- quired. Not carried 11:36.
ARTICLE 46.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried.
ARTICLE 47.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried.
ARTICLE 48.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried.
ARTICLE 49.
Voted: That the sum of $200.00 be appropriated to reimburse Ellen Brown to compensate her for the use of her premises by the Sewer Commission to de- posit refuse and other material. Carried 11:42.
ARTICLE 50.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried.
ARTICLE 52.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried.
ARTICLE 53.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried.
ARTICLE 54.
Voted : To raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the expenses of the Planning Board.
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ARTICLE 57.
Voted: That the sum of $1,523.47 received from dog licenses in the year 1934 be allocated to the use of the Thayer Public Library for the purchase of books. Carried 11:44.
ARTICLE 58.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried 11:46. ARTICLE 59.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried 11:54. ARTICLE 60.
Mr. Andrews moved: No action. Carried 11:55.
In behalf of the Finance Committee, Mr. Andrews expressed their appreciation and thanks for the co- operation received this year.
Mr. Andrews offered the following Resolution:
RESOLVED: That the Selectmen be and hereby are requested to submit the Town Warrant to the Finance Committee for their in- formation and that they be instructed to make the Town Warrant as wide in its scope as possible. Carried.
Mr. Roberts moved : That a vote of thanks be given to the Finance Committee this year. Unanimous vote.
Mr. Lakin move to adjourn. So voted 11:59 P. M. Appropriations to be raised by taxation $ 977,448.92 Appropriations not in tax levy 405,531.45
A true copy. Attest : $1,382,980.37
ERNEST C. WOODSUM, Town Clerk.
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Births in 1935
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JANUARY
Date Name
1 Francis Edward Woelfel
4 Stillborn
4 Kenneth Edward Edleston
5 Dorothy May Crowell
9 Mary Dwyer
14 Marie Ann Devlin
15 Lucille Elaine Thrasher
17 Lawrence Gerhard Carlson
17 Leo Joseph Cesarini, Jr.
20 Margaret McBride Sullivan
23 Port
26 Dianne Walker
30 Courtenay David Muller
31 Richard Henry Hall
Parents' Names
Francis E. and Cecelia E.
Kenneth E. and Pauline A. Mervin K. and Inez M.
John E. and Alice M.
Winfield A. and Alice M. Harry G. adn Helen J.
Oscar J. and Helen L. Leo J. and Elizabeth M. Charles F. and Rhea C.
Robert and Clara
Harry P. Jr. and Clara E Eugene and Genevieve Joseph P. and Mary A.
FEBRUARY
2 Kenneth Earle Drysdale
3 Eleanor Jean Gavin
3 Frdeerick Wendell Julius Meurch Frederick W. and Ruth L.
7 Marilyn Gould White
7 Robert Whiteman Mowatt
8 Rhoda June Binley
8 Kenneth Baxter Fuller
10 Sandra Jean Palmer
10 Aina Mae Ahonen
11 Ruth Elizabeth Bates
12 Richard Derby Vining
Leo N. and Laura G. William and Agnes B.
Russell and Dorothy L.
Percy W. and Dora Maurice T. and Katherine E. Charles E. and Mary E. William and Helen Vanio A. and Hazel M. Everett E. and Clara E. Allen P. and Louise A.
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Date Name
12 Mary Elizabeth Conlon
12 Gwendolyn Ann LeVangie
13 Richard Hyland
15 Walter Edward Dwinell
15 Carol MacDonald
18 Shirley Corinne Aitken
18 Richard Kenneth Roberts
22 Charles Henry Hall
23 Rosanna Marie Calhoun
24 Lois Ellen Fraser
25 Claire Elizabeth Delorey
26 Maude Elizabeth Scott
27 Charles Robert Whitman
Parents' Names
John J. and Constance M. Joseph M. and Frances M. Willard O. and Clara E. James H. and Thyra J. George V. and Anna A. William D. Jr. and Bella S. Henry W. and Lillian E. Archibald F. and Grace M. James and Rosanna Robert A. and Mildred D. Alfred W. and Nora E. Elmer F. and Nancy E.
Roland H. and Lena
MARCH
2 Charles Milton Leavitt
3 Alan Dutcher Richardson
Edwin N. and Marguerite
5 Albert Stratton Tolmie Edgar S. and Ann
10 Catherine Patricia Bullock Alexander Jr. and Catherine M.
10 Lemuel Dowell
11 Eleanor Ruth Johnson
11 Robert Paul Steffin
14 Elizabeth Ann Rowell
19 Avard Vernon Moore, Jr.
26 Stillborn
27 Robert David Johnson
28 Marian Lorraine Hook
29 Shirley Ann Osborn
29 John Lawrence Nickerson
29 Geraldine June DiLille
30 Ernest LeRoy Cox, Jr.
Sigurd and Anna T. Joseph and Hazel Walter W. and Annie G. Frank L. and E. Gertrude Jerry and Elizabeth
Ernest L. and Muriel
APRIL
1 David Wayne Jardine
3 Carolyn Hayward
Edwin P. and Dorothea Nathan C. and Charlotte
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Carlton E. and Irene
Lemuel and Mary E. Edward E. and Helen Emil C. and Olga E. Edward C. and Esther L.
Avard V. and Mabel F.
Date Name
5 Shirley Ann La Vangie
6 Patricia Fay Garland
6 George Arthur Albonetti
6 Robert Francis Cassidy
7 Nancy Jane Collins
7 Thomas Leo Levangie
7 Illegitimate
11 Helen Isabel Boardman
13 Carmelo Alfred Fabiano
17 Eleanor Durante
18 Grazioso
19 Lois Ann Harmon
20 Robert William Bregoli
24 Donald Edward Lang
24 Stillborn
25 Helene Ann Ekasala
27 Robert Leo Hill
Parents' Names
Raymond W. and Ethel C. Raymond D. and Emily M. Arthur and Mildred M. Robert F. and Genevieve F. Edward H. and Maybelle A. Martin P. and Yvonne E.
Offin G. and Isabel M. Rocco and Jennie John and Rose Anthony M. and Evelyn B. Osman and Beatrice Attilio and Ida Thomas and Elizabeth A.
John V. and Margaret C. John J. and Estelle M.
MAY
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6 Walter Nelson
6 Marjorie Eleanor Rockett
6 Russell Herbert Sweezey
8 John Austin Goodrich
10 Janet Walker Cumming
10 Nancy Lucille Thevenin
10 Ann Gordon Baird
10 Edward Reni Wynot
10 Edna May Atkinson
11 Richard Gorham
12 Carolyn Ann Elwell
12 Richard Luman Elwell
13 Marlene Scholz
14 Illegitimate
14 Barbara Ann Turner
Carl G. and Elizabeth M. Daniel S. and Dorothy L. John R. and Myrtle Horace and Doris George and Alice Louise Edmond L. and Marie R. Gordon M. and Dorothy Everett P. and Doris A. John J. and Hilda Elmer and Helen G. Richard L. and Marie C. Richard L. and Marie C. Adolph G. and Miriam B.
George M. and Marie J.
72
Date
Name
15 Sandra Sutherland Shaw
16 Winifred Freeda Christian
17 Judith Lee Clark
17 Barbara Ellen Harrington
17 Barbara Blanche Forsythe
19 George Joseph Foley, Jr.
20 Marion Elizabeth Allen
20 Beverly Jeanne Thomson
20 Bradford Benson Warren
21 Alan Leslie Keith
23 Pauline Anna Johnson
27 Anita Louise Kelley
28 Helen Shirley MacDonald
28 George Melville Anderson
30 Arlene Rose Schlager
30 William James McGrann
30 Joan Marie Davies
Parents' Names
James F. and Barbara Fred J. and Theresa Howard J. and Alice M. Charles and Ellen Roger A. and Almeda V. George J. and Edith George R. and Ruth M. Frederick M. and Jessie C. Conlon E. and Barbara Leslie and Pauline Charles P. and Christine C. Michael J. and Mary Donald and Gertrude A. Russell and Anne E. John J. and Sylvia I. William J. and Mae D. William E. and Caroline L.
JUNE
1 Lorraine Kearney
3 David Bancroft Knight
5 George Everett Fogg
6 David Huleatt
7 Cynthia Jane Pratt
8 Shirley Utudjian
10 Barbara Edith Gabriel
11 Mary Elizabeth Hudson
11 Mary Louise Haviland
14 June Elizabeth Vernon Harcourt James E. V. and Grazia G.
15 Raymond Howard Hobart
16 Leslie Ellen Killam
16 Eleanor Elizabeth Tully
17 Dorothy Jean Elliott
17 Marjorie Hutchinson
Gordon P. and Pearl M. William J. and Virginia Warren T. and Hilda K. Thomas R. and Helen M. W. Heywood and Elaanor D.
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