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In case these funds are no longer required for W. P. A. or other State or Federal aided pojects, the bal- partment to relieve unemployment to the extent ap-
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proved by the Finance Committee .- 10:09. ance may be expended for work by the Sewer De-
ARTICLE 33.
Voted: No action under Article 33.
ARTICLE 34.
Voted : No action under Article 34.
ARTICLE 35.
Mr. Rice moved: In consideration of one dollar ($1.00) and other valuable considerations, to aban- don a portion of an easement for sewer purposes, over land belonging to Marshall L. Whiton, taken by the Boardof Sewer Commissioners on behalf of the Town of Braintree by an order of taking dated March 28, 1931. The portion of said easement to be abandoned is shown on Plan 10-B, on file with the Sewer Depart- partment, dated December 1936. Not a vote-10:31.
ARTICLE 36.
Mr. Rice moved: In consideration of one ($1.00) dollar and other valuable considerations, to abandon any right which the Town may have acquired by an Order of Taking of the Sewer Commissioners in 1931 to raise the grade of the sewer line or mains as they cross the property then belonging to Philip H. Sulli- van on Allen Street, East Braintree, above the present existing grade of the syphon arrangement now lo- cated on the premises. Not a vote-10:42.
ARTICLE 37.
Voted : In consideration of one dollar ($1.00) and other valuable considerations, to abandon a portion of an easement for sewer purposes, over land belong-
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ing to Emma H. Wynot, taken by the Board of Sewer, Commissioners on behalf of the Town of Braintree by an order of taking dated April 8, 1931. The por- tion of said easement to be abandoned is shown on Plan 23-B, on file with the Sewer Department, dated December 1936 .- Unanimous vote 10:44.
ARTICLE 38.
Voted : In consideration of one dollar ($1.00) and other valuable considerations, to abandon a portion of an easement for sewer purposes, over land belong- ing to the Old Colony Railroad taken by the Board of Sewer Commissioners on behalf of the Town of Brain- tree by an order of taking dated June 1 6,1931. The portion of said easement to be abandoned is shown on Plan 22-B, on file with the Sewer Department, dated December 1936 .- Unanimous vote.
Mr. Arnold moved: That the Annual Town Meet- ing be adjourned until 7:45 P. M. on Monday, March 15, 1937 .- So voted. 10:45.
A true copy. Attest :
ERNEST C. WOODSUM,
Town Clerk.
March 15, 1937.
The adjourned Town Meeting was called to order at 7:50 P. M. by Moderator William F. Rogers. The voters were checked on entering building-499 present. Amplifiers were installed throughout the hall.
Voted that the reading of the records of the last session be dispensed with.
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RECREATION
ARTICLE 39.
Mr. Vinton moved: That there be raised and ap- propriated the following sums of money for the gene- ral uses of the Board of Park Commissioners the com- ing year:
Precinct One
$ 500.00
Precinct Two
500.00
Precinct Three
350.00
Organized Play
500.00
$1,850.00
The following tellers were appointed: Messrs. E. Brown, Burnham, Rose, Lane, Perry, Powers, Hitch- cock and Ewart.
There being 240 in the affirmative and 152 in the negative the motion as made by Mr. Vinton was carried.
Mr. Messenger served notice of the desire to re- consider Articles 35 and 36 .- 8:10.
ARTICLE 40.
Voted : No action under Article 40.
ARTICLE 41.
Voted : No action under Article 41.
CEMETERIES
ARTICLE 42.
Voted: To raise and appropriate the following sums of money for the improvement of the Cemetery
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the present year :
Superintendent and Labor $ 200.00
Expenses 200.00
$ 400.00
$ 101,000.00
Voted: That there be appropriated the sum of $4.00 the same to be taken from the income of the Julia Minchin Trust Fund, for care of lot.
SOLDIERS' BENEFITS
ARTICLE 43.
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate the following sum of money for Soldiers' Relief, State Aid and Military Aid, and Memorial Day Observance, the present year : 1
Soldiers' Relief $ 14,000.00
Military Aid 150.00
State Aid and Soldiers'
Burials
550.00
Memorial Day Observance
500.00
$15,200.00
ARTICLE 46.
Voted : That Article 46 be taken up at this time.
ARTICLE: 46.
Mr. Rice moved: That there be raised and appro- priated the sum of $18,500.00 for the construction and improvement of the whole or any part of a new way as laid out by the County Commissioners from Church
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Street to the Quincy line, including portions of a way known as Center Street.
Mr. Avery offered the following amendment: That this sum be appropriated from the Excess and Deficiency Fund for the purpose of completeing, un- der Chapter 90, the proposed construction of Church Street. So voted.
Moderator William F. Rogers having been brought into the discussion of this Article, resigned the gavel to the Town Clerk, Ernest C. Woodsum, who presided.
The original motion, as amended: That there be appropriated from the Excess and Deficiency Fund the sum of $18,500.00 for the construction and im- provement, under Chapter 90, of the whole or any part of a new way as laid out by the County Commis- sioners from Church Street to the Quincy line, includ- ing portions of a way known as Center Street. So voted-9:37.
The Town Clerk returned the gavel to Moderator William F. Rogers.
Mr. Grady moved: Reconsideration of Article 46. Not a vote.
ARTICLE 25.
Voted: That Article 25 be taken from the table.
Voted: That the Town raise and appropriate the. sum of $25,000.00 to be expended by the Highway Department to cover the Town's share for materials, trucking and other necessary expenditures in connec- tion with W. P. A. activities or other special aid proj- ects in conjunction with the state or Federal Govern- ment. In case these funds are not required for State !
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or Federal Aid projects the balance may be expended by the Highway Department on work to relieve un- employment. Carried 9:40.
PUBLIC WELFARE
ARTICLE 44.
Voted : That the following sums of money be raised and appropriated for the Public Welfare Department the present year, including Aid for Dependent Chil- dren and adequate Assistance to Certain Aged Per- sons under the provisions of Chapter 118, Acts of 1931:
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE:
Old Age Assistance
$ 47,545.00
Salary of Investigator, 13
Weeks-No action
Salary of Administrator,
39 Weeks
1,500.00
Salary of Clerk 780.00
Office Expense
100.00
$ 49.925.00
WELFARE DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION : :
Salary of Board of Welfare
577.50
Salaries of 2 Investigators
2,329.26
Salary of Clerk 1,051.05
Voted: That Salary of- Bookkeeper, 39 Weeks
1,170.00
be substituted for Salary of Administrator.
Office Expense, Supplies,
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Telephone 490.00 Automobile Repairs and
Supplies
550.00
Voted: That there be raised and appropriated the sum of $600.00 for the purchase of a new automobile for the use of the Welfare Department, and that the Town authorize that one old automobile now used by the Welfare Department be turned in to the vender as partial payment for the new automobile. Carried 10:13.
TEMPORARY AID
60,000.00
MOTHERS' AID
10,000.00
INFIRMARY
Salary
1,155.00
Labor
900.00
Expenses
4,540.00
ARTICLE 45.
Voted: That there be raised and appropriated the following sums of money for the support of the High- way Department, including labor, repairs to highways, Town Ways, and Bridges; also, for repairs and build- ing sidewalks, stone roads and removal of Snow, Oil- ing and Tarring of Streets; purchase of equipment for said department:
Salary of Superintendent 13 weeks $ 809.38
Mr. J. H. Cahill moved: That the salary of the Superintendent of Streets for the 39 weeks be $2625. Not a vote.
Mr. Colbert moved: That the salary of the Super- intendent of Streets for the 39 weeks be $2250. Not a vote.
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Mr. Rice moved : Salary of Superintendent for 39 weeks-$1828.12 - So voted
Mr. Arnold moved that we adjourn-Not a vote. 11 P. M.
$ 1,828.12
Voted : For labor, repairs to highways, Town ways and bridges, sidewalks and other maintenance, not including new construction, as follows:
Supplies $ 4,700.00
Patching Highways
10,350.00
Street Cleaning
8,250.00 .
Drains and Catch Basins
3,350.00
Tarvia and Sanding
10,200.00
Repairs to Equipment 3,550.00
Repairs to Sidewalks
2,400.00
All other
7,200.00
$ 50,000.00
New Construction, Traffic Islands, Precinct 1 and Precinct 3
$ 1,012.45
Snow Removal $ 2,500.00
Mr. Foley moved that the meeting be adjourned- Not a vote.
Gravel Supply-Mr. George A. Walker made a partial report for the Committee appointed under Ar- ticle 45 of the 1936 Annual Town Meeting but stated that no definite recommendations could be made at this time. A full report will be submitted next Monday.
Mr. Rice moved : That this meeting be adjourned until7 :45 P. M. on Monday, March 22, 1937-So voted 11:05 P. M.
A true copy. Attest :
ERNEST C. WOODSUM, Town Clerk. March 22, 1937.
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The adjourned Town Meeting was called to order at 7:55 P. M. by Moderator William F. Rogers. The voters were checked on entering building - 293 present.
Notice was given of desire to reconsider Articles 43 and 44.
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ARTICLE 45. 1
GRAVEL SUPPLY: Mr. George A. Walker gave the following report:
Reportof Committee appointed by vote of the Town under Article 45 at Annual Meeting, March 1936.
At the Annual Town Meeting held in March, 1936, under Article 45, it was
Voted-That a Committee of three be appointed by the Moderator to investigate the leas- ing or purchasing of land for the use of the Highway Department, this committee to report at the next Annual Town Meeting. :
The Moderator appointed on that committee, J. W. Parker, Ernest G. Smith, George A. Walker. The Committee respectfully reports, -
That the leasing or purchasing of land for the use of the Highway Department is not necessary at this time.
That a parcel of land already standing in the name of the Town of Braintree has been found to contain sand, gravel, and suitable road building material.
That the Superintendent of the Highway Depart- ment has examined the property and it meets with
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his approval.
That a sum of money should be appropriated for the use of the Highway Department for the purpose of moving their equipment to land referred to and for work on road to the property.
That land referred to is under the jurisdiction of the Boad of Water Commissioners.
That the Board of Water Commissioners have no objection to use of it by the Highway Department.
Respectfully,
GEO. A. WALKER JOSEPH W. PARKER ERNEST G. SMITH
Voted : That the report of the Committee of Three on Gravel Supply be accepted .- 7:59.
Mr.Rice commended the committee, stating that tney examined eleven properties in the Town and found a source of gravel supply without costing the Town any money to obtain land and the present prom- ise of that land would indicate that there might be 25 years gravel supply there.
Voted: That the Town use as a gravel pit the property now standing in the name of the Town and specified in the report of the committee of three ap- pointed by the Moderator in accordance with the vote under Article 45 at the 1936 Annual Town Meeting, and that the sum of $1,500.00 be appropriated for re- moving the Town's gravel plants to the pit location and for improving and constructing a way to same.
Voted : That the special committee on gravel sup-
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ply be continued to report at the next Annual Town Meeting .- 8:01.
ARTICLE 43.
Voted: Reconsideration of the action of the vote of the Town under Article 43 .- Unanimous vote.
SOLDIERS' BENEFITS
Voted: That there be raised and appropriated the sum of $664.48 to cover the overdraft for the year 1936 for Soldiers' Relief.
Voted : That there be raised and appropriated the following sums of money for Soldiers' Relief, State Aid and Military Aid, and Memorial Day Observance, the present year :
Soldiers' Relief
$ 14,000.00
Military Aid 150.00
State Aid and
Soldiers'
Burials
550.00
Memorial Day Observance
500.00
$ 15,200.00
ARTICLE 44.
Mr. Rice moved the reconsideration of Article 44. Unanimous vote .- 8:10.
PUBLIC WELFARE
Voted: That there be raised and appropriated the following sums of money :
FOR OLD AGE ASSISTANCE:
Old Age Assistance $ 47,545.00
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Salaryof Investigator, 13 Weeks - No action.
Salary of Administrator, 39 Weeks - and creat- ing that office
1,500.00
Salary of Clerk
780.00
Office Expense 100.00
$ 49,925.00
Temporary Aid - To cover
an authorized Over-
draft
3,932.06
Mothers' Aid - To cover
an authorized Over- draft 892.76
FOR WELFARE DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION
Salary of Board of Welfare 577.50
Salary of 2 Investigators . .
2,329.26
Salary of Clerk
1,051.05
Salary of Bookkeeper
1,170.00
Office Expense, Supplies, Telephone 490.00
Automobile Repairs and Supplies 550.00
New Automobile - One
old automobile now
used by the Welfare
Dept. to be turned in
to the vendor as par- tial payment for the new automobile. 600.00
TEMPORARY AID 60,000.00
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MOTHERS' AID
10,000.00
FOR INFIRMARY :
Salary
1,155.00
Labor
900.00
Expenses
4,540.00
$ 6,595.00
Voted : That there be appropriated for Salary due Mr. Templeton, the sum of $36.00 .- 8:34.
ARTICLE 47.
Voted : That the sum of $600.00 be raised and ap- propriated to construct a Drain on Commercial Court, Precinct Three, and for the impovement of the same. 8:35.
ARTICLE 48.
Voted : No action under this Article.
ARTICLE 49.
Voted: That this petition be referred to the Se- lectmen for consideration as a W. P. A. Project-8.39.
ARTICLE 50.
Voted : No action under this Article.
ARTICLE 51.
Voted : No action under this Article.
ARTICLE 52.
Voted : No action under this Article.
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ARTICLE 53.
Voted: That the Town accept as and for o Town Way, WINDEMERE CIRCLE, so-called, 450 feet southerly from Storrs Avenue, as laid out by the Se- lectmen.
ARTICLE 54.
Voted : No action under this Article.
ARTICLE 55.
Voted : No action under this Article.
ARTICLE 56.
Voted: No action under this Article.
ARTICLE 57.
Voted : No action under this Article.
ARTICLE 58.
The Committee appointed by the Moderator under vote passed under Article 48 of the 1936 Annual Town Meeting submitted the following report:
The question before this Committee is to suggest a method of disposal of the property owned by the Town which has been taken under foreclosure of tax title.
The matter has been given careful consideration and discussed with the State Tax authorities.
It would seem that the Board of Selectmen is the proper Town body to be authorized to dispose of such
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property. This authority can be given in one of two ways:
FIRST-by an amendment to the Town By-laws.
SECOND-by vote of the citizens passed at each Annual Town Meeting.
We do not recommend the adoption of the first method, but do recommend the latter suggestion, namely, that at each Annual Town Meeting a vote be passed to authorize the Selectment to sell under the provisions of a motion which is submitted herewith.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK A. EWART FRANK P. LORD
Mr. Ewart moved: That the Selectmen be and are hereby authorized to sell property, title to which has been acquired by the town under tax title procedure and land which has been acquired at sales of low value land, either at public or private sale upon the following conditions :
(1) There shall be no such private sale unless the price realized shall be at least equivalent to the orig- inal tax for which the property was sold plus the in- tervening taxes, interest, and costs including fore- closure costs.
(2) Any sale at public auction must be pursuant to a notice of such sale published in one or more news- papers published in the Town at least one week before the date of said sale.
Mr. Ellsworth moved: Indefinite postponement. Not a vote.
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Mr. Ira Young offered the following amendment: That all reference to private sale be eliminated from the motion. So voted.
The original motion, as amended-
Voted: That the Selectmen be and are hereby authorized to sell property, title to which has been acquired by the Town under tax title procedure and land which has been acquired at sales of low value land, at public sale, upon the following conditions:
Any sale at public auction must be pursuant to a notice of such sale published in one or more news- papers published in the Town at least one week be- fore the date of said sale.
Mr. Oakman offered the following Resolution : That the Selectmen scan these lots and that they refrain from selling those which could be used for Town pur- poses. So voted-9:01.
ARTICLE 59.
No action necessary under this Article.
ARTICLE 60.
Voted: That the Town appropriate the sum of $200.00 to compensate Walter J. MacDonald for legal services rendered in 1935 in the case of Mellen vs Shay, for the purpose of idemnifying officer John P. Shay for loss in the performance of his duty.
ARTICLE 62.
Voted : No action under this Article.
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ARTICLE 63. Voted: No action under this Article.
UNDER ARTICLE 2.
Mr. Foley offered the following Resolution :
RESOLVED :
That the American way shall be made permanent in Braintree, that the Braintree Town Employees as an association has been consulted in the making of its budget and arrangement relative to wages and con- ditions, and that it is the sense of this meeting that this be recognized.
The principle of collective bargaining having been established that we go further by giving recognition to the system of seniority rating for the further pro- tection of our employees.
That these facts be submitted to the Commissioner of Civil Service and to his Excellency the Governor that he may issue an executive order so placing our employees under the protection of our Commonwealth.
This is necessary that the principle of social se- curity will become a fact.
So voted-9:28. 1
ARTICLE 64.
Mr. Rice moved : No action under this Article. Not carried.
Mr. Kelly moved: That Section 2 of Article 1 of the Code of By-laws of the Town of Braintree be hereby amended under the terms of Section 1 of Ar-
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ticle 14 of said By-lays to read as follows:
Section 2. The polls shall be opened not later than 6 o'clock in the morning and shall not close earlier than 6 P. M.
The Moderator appointed the following tellers: Messrs. Rose, E. Brown, Ryan, E. Arnold, Young, Jos- lin, Hale and Hitchcock.
There were 96 in the affirmative, 88 in the nega- tive-the motion requiring a two-thirds vote - the motion was lost.
ARTICLE 65.
Voted : No action under this Article.
ARTICLE 66.
Mr. Rice moved : No action under this Article.
Mr. Avery moved : The Previous question-10:02. Voted : The Previous Question-10:12. Voted : No action under this Article. -
ARTICLE 67.
Voted : No action under this Article.
ARTICLE 68.
Mr. Rice moved: That the Town authorize the Moderator to appoint a committee to consider the mat- ter of a suitable and fitting memorial to commemorate the services and sacrifices of men and women of Braintree who served in the World War. Said Com- mittee shall recommend the type and location of the proposed memorial and shall prepare estimates of the
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approximate cost thereof, including site and cost of incidentals, and shall report its recommendations and findings to the next Annual Town Meeting to be held in 1938.
Mr. Colbert offered the followed amendment: That the same consideration be given the Veterans of the War with Spain-1898. So voted.
The original motion, as amended-so voted 10:20.
ARTICLE 69.
Mr. Rice moved : No action under this Article. Not a vote.
Mr. Justice moved: That the sum of Twenty-five hundred ($2500) dollars be and the same hereby is appropriated for the Selectmen to settle and adjust the suit of Albert E Fox, Administrator, against the Town of Braintree, now pending in the Supeior Court of Norfolk County for injuries resulting in the death of Eileen M. Fox. So voted-10:50.
ARTICLE 70.
Voted : Indefinite postponement.
ARTICLE 71.
Mr. Rice moved : That a committee of three be ap- pointed by the Moderator to determine what areas are suitable for a Town Forest and to report its recom- mendations at the next Town Meeting. that committee. So voted.
Mr. Bestick offered the following amendment: That the Tree Warden be included as a member of
The original motion, as amended - so voted.
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Appropriations to be raised by taxation $931,854.50
Appropriations not in tax levy . . 171,752.57
Total Appropriations $1,103,607.07
Mr. Rice moved : That we adjourn. So voted 10:55.
A true copy.
Attest :
ERNEST C. WOODSUM,
Town Clerk.
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Births in 1937
JANUARY
Date
Name
3 Elizabeth Ann Flynn
5 Susan Willis Whitaker
7 Pauline Elliott Nelson
8 Arthur Cunningham
8
John Edward Radcliffe, Jr.
9 Ronald Lindsey Smyth
11 Robert John Port
11 Marilyn Vesta Wheeler
Gordon Herbert Hales
13 15 Robert Allan Farrand 17 18 19 Glenn Munro Lindsey 19 19 Evelyn Joan McLennan 20 Audrey Egan Drinkwater
Ronald Anthoney Giacobbe Morse
William Clifton Canniff, 3rd.
20 Elizabeth Ann Corvi
21 William Elmore Bezanson
25 Edmund Thomas Maguire
26 Stillborn
27 Helen Lorraine Rogers
27 Paul Landry
Parents' Names
James W. and Helen F. James N. and Esther Sven S. and Vera M. Joseph L. and Alice A. John E. and Florence C. John R. and Margaret
Robert and Clara Stanley G. and Bertha V. James A. and Elsa A. Harold C. and Gladys V. Anthoney J. and Esther J. Edward and Mary Eldon W. and Elizabeth William C. Jr. and Helen William E. and Evelyn S. Frederick A. and Anna M. Benedetto and Theresa Alexander and Janet L.
Frederick W. and Ruth S.
William H. and Loretta M. Charles A. and Florence T.
FEBRUARY
Gail Witting Lunetta 2
D. Charles and Phyllis V.
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1
Date Name
2 Paula Mary LeCain
2 Frances Ann Cohoon
4 Marilyn Scott Richardson
8 Donald Roy Kidder
8 Kenneth Ruggles Lingley
9 Norma Elaine McNeil
9 William Henry O'Brien
10 Davis Ann Simpson
12 Samuel Joseph Venuti
13 Julius Digaetano
13 Gloria Violet Cook
14 Geraldine Florence Wentworth
23 Shirley Anne Dalto
23 Donald Joseph Lecher
25 Cecilia Brennan Clapp
26 Alan Lee Belanger
Parents' Names
George H. and Mary L. Henry A. and Emma A. Edwin N. and Marguerite Harold R. and Beulah J. Kenneth R. and Jane A. Francis and Katherine William H. and E. Rita William H. and Ruth C. Samuel and Mary A. Michael and Ida
Harry A. and Nellie B. Russell A. and Elizabeth B. James V. and Elizabeth L. Milton A. and Marion A. Daniel B. and Charlotte L. Leo M. and Lucy A.
MARCH
1 Paul Brian Hutchinson
2 Janet Lee Crossman
2 Judith May Crossman
3 John Hamilton Long
4 James William Devlin
4 Marilyn Lee Williams
5 Alice Roberta MacDonald
7 Lee Ernest Oxton
8 Charles Jude Kane
13 Priscilla Jean White
14 Robert Packard Morse
17 Shirley Isabel Parker
17 Sylvia Blair Scholz
18 Joseph Donald Carr
18 Thomas Bingham Roberts
Amos G. and Josephine Earl M. and Ileen P. Earl M. and Ileen P. Francis and Elizabeth H. Winfield A. and Alice M. Robert W. and Ellen C. George V. and Anna Ernest W. and Ella L. Harold J. and Helen Earl and Ruth Frank P. and Barbara Charles C. and Isabel Adolph G. and Miriam B. Joseph R. and Gertrude R. Kenneth H. and Elizabeth
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Date
Name
18 Diane Woodworth
19 Dennis Kelly
19 Robert Richard Sullivan
20 Edward Leroy Moore
23 Mary Katherine Reed
23 Joan Catherine Lansing
23 Frank Graziano
25 Paul Francis Cushing
27 Beatrice Elaine Moore
28 Patricia Allen
30 David Bruce Strathdee
30 Catherine Mary Boettcher
31 Warren Francis Brow
31 Margaret Mildred Shea
Parents' Names
H. Russell and Virginia Michael F. and Mary H. Cornelius L. and Anna L. Avard V. and Mable F. Wilfred L. and Dorothy George and Dorothy Charles and Mary Leonard and Edna G. Justus H. and Myrtle D. Ralph B. and Mary Wallace B. and Helen R. Alfred W. and Theresa M. Andrew P. and Alice J. John F. and Margaret A.
APRIL
1 Pauline Agnes Cushing
1 Frances Murphy
1 Anne Zanghi
2 Dorothy Ann Connell
4 Russell Scott Burditt 5 Fleming
5 Warren Harold Moody
6 Illegitimate
7 Ruth Tully
7 Natalie Marion Smith
8 Richard Walter Hollinshead
9 Joan Goodell Baker
10 Catherine Louise Cooksey
11 Frances Concetta Pantano
14 Howard Bruce Hallett
15 John Linton Dings
20 Eugene Albert Doe
Ralph S. and Agnes C. John W. and Mary A. Joseph A. and Evelyn M. William J. Jr. and Olive Frederick D. and Phyllis L. Albert F. and Ora M. James J. and Alice D.
Frank F. and Eleanor E. Harold and Helen Thomas F. and Emeline M. Clyde and Doris Henry B. and Catherine A. Dominic and Alice E. Frank H. and Louise F. J. Frank and Alice L. Albert L. and Eugenia F.
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Date
Name
20 Elizabeth Mary Migliorini
22 Leonard Paul Schofield, Jr.
23 Nlegitimate
27 Johan Thayer Gifford
30 Roberta Emma Sutherland
Parents' Names
Bruno and Juliet Leonard P. and Julia C.
Paul A. and Mary G. Elmer I. and Elsie B.
MAY
4 Patricia Mary Farrelly
4 Albert Joseph Allen, Jr.
4 Marillyn Crozier
5 William Lawrence Kopp
5 Frank August Yakola
5 Robert Lawrence Phillips
7 Philip Edward Johnson
10 Donald Francis Boudreau
12 Glenna Jean Cook
12 David Gilbert West
12 Charles Daniel Cormier
12 Rita Mae Wilson
14 James Gilbert Carnattran
14 Mac Joseph Williams
14 Jean Louise Scholtes
14 William Edward Keep, Jr.
15 Janice Wentworth
16 James Francis Argentina
17 Rosemarie Delissa Carlino
19 Richard Edward Malinski
22 Alice Virginia Drysdale
22 Carol Ann Kinzie
23 Carol Jean Mavilia
25 Gerard Lunt
Lawrence P. and Mary L. Albert J. and Alice M. George L. and Harriet M. Robert A. and Marie Frank and Gertrude C. Lawrence J. and Doris E. Sigurd N. and Anna Peter E. and Bertha M. Nason B. and Dorothea C. Charles and Lois V. William R. and Esther L. George and Anna C. Alexander and Isabel Resk and Elizabeth Joseph N. and Rose C. William E. and Ethel M. John Q. and Eleanor A. John J. and Mildred L. Rocco and Mary Walter Jr and Alice Albert L. and Jennie I. Donald R. and Suzanne Domenic and Frances Edward H. and Grace L.
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