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Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk of said town at or before the time of said meeting.
Given under our hands at Weymouth, this twenty-fifth day of October, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty.
BRADFORD HAWES, WILLIAM H. COWING, FREDERICK HUMPHREY, GEORGE L. NEWTON, ALFRED W. HASTINGS,
Selectmen of Weymouth.
A true copy. Attest: ARTHUR H. PRATT,
Constable of Weymouth.
November 4, 1920.
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant a meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Weymouth was held at the Odd Fellows Opera House, East Weymouth, on Friday the twelfth day of November, 1920. The meeting was called to order at 7:45 o'clock in the evening and the warrant was read by Clayton B. Merchant, Town Clerk.
Article 1. Voted, "That the Town Clerk be instructed to cast one ballot bearing the name of William J. Holbrook as the unani- mous choice of the voters present for Moderator."
Mr. Holbrook was declared elected as Moderator, and he was sworn to the faithful performance of that duty by the Town Clerk.
Article 2. Mr. Benjamin F. Smith moved, "That this meeting instruct the Selectmen to place upon the ballot for the election of Town Officers at the next annual town meeting three questions, namely :
1. 'Shall the town adopt a representative form of government?'
2. 'Shall the town adopt a city form of government?'
3. 'Shall the town retain the present form of government?' "
Mr. Fletcher W. Howe moved, as an amendment, "That the Se- lectmen of the Town of Weymouth be instructed to petition the General Court for the enactment of legislation which shall pro- vide for representative town meetings, town meeting members, a referendum and an annual moderator in the Town of Weymouth and such establishment or authorization of voting precincts as shall best meet the necessities of legislation, and that generally the Se- lectmen be advised in drafting the proposed legislation to follow the plan set forth in Special Act of 1919, Chapter 205, relating to the Town of Watertown, which makes provisions for a general referendum."
Mr. Bradford Hawes moved as a substitute motion, "That a committee of ten be appointed by the Moderator, to take the sub- ject matter of this article under consideration and report at some meeting, not later than the next annual town meeting to be held March, 1921."
Mr. Michael Sheehy moved as an amendment, "That a committee of three from each precinct be appointed to take the subject matter of this article under consideration."
This amendment was put before the voters and was declared not a vote.
Moved as an amendment, "That the committee be instructed to recommend one or more forms of government." Not a vote.
Mr. Bradford Hawes moved as an amendment, "That the com- mittee be instructed to have suitable articles placed in the annual town warrant, to make provisions for recommended changes in government." Not a vote.
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The question on Bradford Hawes' substitute motion was put before the voters and was declared "not a vote."
The question on Mr. Fletcher W. Howe's amendment to Mr. Smith's original motion was put before the voters and was declared "a vote."
Voted, "To reconsider the vote just taken."
Mr. Fletcher W. Howe moved as a substitute motion to Mr. Smith's original motion the following:
"That the Selectmen of the Town of Weymouth be instructed to petition the General Court for the enactment of legislation which shall provide for representative town meetings, town meeting mem- bers, a referendum and an annual Moderator in the Town of Wey- mouth, and such establishment or authorization of voting precincts therein as shall best meet the necessities of such legislation, and that generally the Selectmen be advised in drafting the proposed legislation, to follow the plan set forth in Special Act of 1919, Chapter 205, relating to the Town of Watertown, which makes pro- visions for a general referendum."
The question on this substitute motion was put before the voters and was declared "a vote."
Voted, "To take up Article 8."
Voted, "To appropriate the sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000) from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the purpose of reconstructing a portion of Union Street, said amount to be expended under the direction of the Superintendent of Streets."
Article 3. Voted, "That the subject of this article be indefin- itely postponed."
Article 4. Voted, "That the report of the Selectmen under this article be postponed."
Article 5. Voted, "That no action be taken under this article."
Article 6. Voted, "To appropriate from any money in the treas- ury not otherwise appropriated the sum of $350 for the purpose of installing a fire alarm box to be placed at a convenient point in Lakewood Grove, so called, said amount to be expended under the direction of the fire department."
Article. Voted, "That no action be taken under this article."
Article 9. Voted, "That the subject matter of this article be indefinitely postponed."
Article 10. Voted, "To appropriate from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $6,460 in addition to the amount heretofore appropriated for the support of the public schools."
Article 11. Voted, "To appropriate from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated the sum of $6,500 in addition to the amount heretofore appropriated for highway repairs."
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Article 12. Voted, "To appropriate from any money in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $4,500 in addition to the amount heretofore appropriated for the relief and support of the poor.".
Article 13. Voted, "To appropriate from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $800 in addition to the amount heretofore appropriated for police service."
Article 14. Voted, "To . appropriate from any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $5,000 in addition to the sum heretofore appropriated for the payment of interest and discount."
Voted, "That William J. Holbrook and George L. Barnes be a committee to draft resolutions upon the death of Albert P. Worthen, Esq."
Voted "to adjourn."
A true record. CLAYTON B. MERCHANT,
Town Clerk.
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ELECTION OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN FOR THE YEAR BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 15, 1920
Precinct 1
Warden: David Dunbar, 208 East Street.
Clerk: John F. Condon, 16 Lovell Court.
Inspectors: Wilson E. Beane, 12 Pierce Court; William M. Ty- ler, 171 North Street; Joshua H. Shaw, 128 North Street; Thomas F. McCue, 24 Beals Street.
Ballot Box Officer: George W. Nash, 28 Shaw Street.
Constable: John A. Carter, 89 North Street.
Deputy Warden: J. Herbert Libbey, 183 North Street.
Deputy Clerk : Leo Cullivan, 58 Lovell Court.
Deputy Inspectors: Irving W. Morgan, 48 Standish Road; Ed- ward P. Murphy, 78 Bridge Street; Elmer E. Lunt, 52 Church Street; Jeremiah J. Dwyer, 60 Lovell Street.
Precinct 2
Warden: James Knox, 412 Broad Street.
Clerk: Harley G. Carter, 826 Commercial Street.
Inspectors: Frank K. Raymond, 38 Hill Street; Charles A. Spear, 862 Commercial Street; Fred N. Bates, 845 Commercial Street; C. Bernard Mitchell, 626 Broad Street.
Ballot Box Officer: Arthur H. Pratt, 434 East Street. Constable: Albert J. Osgood, 422 Putnam Street.
Deputy Warden: Michael H. Coffey, 664 Commercial Street.
Deputy Clerk: George D. Bagley, 3 Laurel Street.
Deputy Inspectors: George S. Simmons, 837 Commercial Street; James L. Lincoln, 67 Madison Street; Bartholomew J. Connell, 798 Commercial Street; Webster L. Pratt, 143 Middle Street.
Precinct 3
Warden: William S. Wallace, 26 Summer Street.
Clerk: Jacob Dexheimer, 25 Hunt Street.
Inspectors: James A. Pray, 232 Washington Street; Charles Dwyer, Garfield Avenue; Frederick A. Sulis, 35 Phillips Street; John F. White, 7 Worster Terrace.
Ballot Box Officer: Charles W. Baker, 139 Washington Street. Constable: Thomas Fitzgerald, 68 Phillips Street.
Deputy Warden: George P. Niles, 84 Front Street.
Deputy Clerk: Mark J. Garrity, 15 Clapp Avenue.
Deputy Inspectors: Frederick H. Hall, 150 Front Street; Thomas Riley, off Broad Street; Harry C. Newman, 116 Front Street; John J. O'Connor, 212 Front Street.
Precinct 4
Warden: Thomas H. Melville, 268 Main Street.
Clerk: John W. Seabury, 208 Main Street.
Inspectors: Charles H. Lovell, 784 Pleasant Street; Hugh P. Martin, 678 Washington Street; Arthur B. Maynard, 909 Pleasant Street; John F. Kennedy, 30 Park Avenue.
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Ballot Box Officer: Willie F. Tirrell.
Constable: Bertie T. Hobart, 77 Park Avenue. Deputy Warden: John L. Kelly, 67 Park Avenue. Deputy Clerk
Deputy Inspectors : Thomas F. Howard, 12 West Street; Howard V. Pratt, 168 Pine Street; Thomas F. Moore, Main Street; Wal- lace Hersey, 434 Main Street.
Precinct 5
Warden: Otis B. Torrey, 239 Pleasant Street.
Clerk : John F. Welch, 14 Reed Avenue.
Inspectors: George A. Benson, 45 Tower Avenue; Elmer E. Sargent, 630 Main Street; D. Frank Daly, 792 Main Street; Pat- rick J. Welch, 187 Union Street.
Ballot Box Officer : Elbert Ford, 768 Main Street.
Constable: Joseph L. Brennan, 734 Main Street.
Deputy Warden: George H. Shaw, 270 Union Street.
Deputy Clerk: John J. Santry, 214 Pond Street.
Deputy Inspectors: Kenneth L. Brennan, 824 Main Street; John Reidy, 49 Union Street; Nathaniel A. Thomas, 735 Main Street ; Edwin L. Madden, 189 Central Street.
Precinct 6
Warden: Charles E. Dunbar, 777 Broad Street.
Clerk: James E. Lynch, 1046 Pleasant Street.
Inspectors: John H. Tobin, 48 Shawmut Street; Edward F. Cul- len, 1109 Pleasant Street; Horace M. Randall, 297 Middle Street; Arthur M. Hawes, 41 Myrtle Street.
Ballot Box Officer : Edward F. Butler, 1040 Pleasant Street. Constable: Thomas A. Boyle, 24 Drew Avenue.
Deputy Warden: Arthur L. Blanchard, 587 Broad Street.
Deputy Clerk: George E. Cuniff, 1125 Pleasant Street.
Deputy Inspectors: Henry C. Pratt, 18 Cedar Street; Daniel Reidy, Jr., 1060 Pleasant Street; Harry A. Belcher, 12 Myrtle Street; Albert R. Humphrey, 111 Hawthorne Street.
A true record. CLAYTON B. MERCHANT,
Town Clerk.
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JURY LIST
The following list of persons for Jury Service was adopted by the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Weymouth the first day of July, 1920
Name and Occupation
Street
Abbott, C. Lincoln, manager
Abbott, Charles H., shoeworker
43 Summer 73 Chard 16 Whitman
Alden, Frederick, retired
Alexanderson, Ernst M., merchant
68 Bridge
Alexanderson, Hans M., boatbuilder
Ames, George, plumber
Anderson, Carl F., machinist
Bacon, John S., grocer
Bailey, Charles T., watchman
Baker, George H., interior decorator
Barraud, Ernest S., salesman
Barter, Fred, driver
Bass, George H., finisher
Bates, Alexander K. P., tinsmith
Bayley, Fred L., ice dealer
Beach, Lewis M., motorman
Bearce, Frank L., teamster
Belcher, Elmer E., dairyman
Bernhart, Walter, storekeeper
Bicknell, George E., collector
Blackwell, Alfred F., electrician
Brennock, George, chemist
Brook, Fleming W., retired Bryant, Frank M., grocer
Burt, William A., shipbuilder
Callahan, William F., leatherworker
Carley, James, janitor Caro, Antonio, painter
Carter, John A., salesman
Chandler, Edmund W., operator
Chubbuck, Charles H., insurance
Clapp, Charles Q., retired Clapp, F. Everett, motorman
Clark, Frederick M., shoeworker
Clark, Howard M., Fore River Cocheran, Frederick W., barber Coleraine, Robert T., clerk Condon, John F., Fore River
Condrick, David F., salesman Cook, Frank M., painter
Cox, Oscar F., barrel agent Cowing, William H., retired Crotty, John E., clerk Cummings, Matthew J., fireman Cunniff, George E., shoeworker
Curtin, Augustine J., shoeworker
Curtis, Charles S., retired
Curtis, Clement N., collector
Cushing, Frederick J., Fore River
64 Bridge 41 Sea 345 Washington 86 Broad Delorey Ave. 45 Commercial 27 Walnut Ave. 978 Commercial 8 Station Ave. 192 Washington 609 Main 36 Myrtle 37 Pleasant 485 Randolph 39 Hollis 24 Prospect 76 North 523 Washington 30 Columbian 87 Webb
21 Chard 416 Washington 124 Pleasant Main 106 North 262 Union 34 Charles 60 Monatiquot Rd. 123 High Burton Terrace 24 Prospect 103 High 668 Pleasant Sea
358 Washington 10 Bates Ave. Birchbrow
17 Commercial 79 Granite 290 Park 1125 Pleasant 31 Riley Ave. 79 Pleasant 8 East 23 Webb
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Name and Occupation
Cushing, Nathan Q., shoeworker Daley, Daniel P., U. S. Magazine Daly, John H,. clerk Denbroeder, Jacob B., retired Desmond, Timothy, teamster Didion, Leon J., clerk
Donlan, James R., blacksmith
Downing, George, efficiency expert
Ducker, August J., chauffeur
Dunbar, Howard L., paper hanger
Dwyer, William R., chauffeur
Ells, Louis H., teamster Fearing, Clarence A., shoeworker
Fern, Joseph A., salesman
Emery, Allan C., wool merchant
Fisher, John P., manufacturer
Flynn, John F., carpenter
Ford, James B., motorman
French, Burleigh W., shoeworker
Gibson, Clement H. C., carpenter
Gifford, William H., shoeworker Guertin, Charles, leatherworker Hall, Victor H., clerk
Halloran, Richard, shoeworker Harris, Wallace A., bookkeeper Hart, John B., superintendent
Hastings, Alfred W., selectman Hawkes, Henry R .. shoeworker
Hayden, Wilfred E., leatherworker
Healey, Daniel F., shoeworker Healey, Peter J., U. S. Magazine
Healy, Robert H., shoeworker Hersey, Wallace R., real estate agent
Hiatt, George H., operator
Howe, Fletcher W., shoeworker
Howley, John W., superintendent
Huff, Joseph W., carpenter Hunt, Edward W., grocer
Hyland, Thaddeus G., shoeworker
Johnson, Leon R., salesman
Kelley, Charles H., string manufacturer
Keene, Miles P., farmer
Keene, Arthur L., clerk Kenedy, Lawrence L., clerk Knights, Harry B., engineer
Kohler, Joseph W., plumber
Larmey, Frank E., Water Works
Langhorst, Fred H., station agent Langford, George B., shoeworker Laskay, Edward H., carpenter Leary, Thomas F., salesman
Leonard, Bryan, wool merchant Linnehan, John W., editor Litchfield, Lawrence H., chauffeur Loud, Bertie T., Fore River Loud, Everett, watchman
Street
Bridge 16 Common 19 Foye Ave. 315 Pond 691 Front 70 Kensington Road 510 Broad 211 Commercial 100 Main 255 Randolph 324 Washington 160 Main 36 Water 11 off High King Oak hill 81 Washington 882 Main 746 Broad 511 Pleasant Lakewood Road 350 Middle 15 Congress 150 Front 190 Main Burton Terrace 45 Hunt Columbian 68 Cedar 15 Canterbury 73 White 7 Randolph 291 Union 434. Main 30 Bates Ave. 9 Burton Terrace Evans 127 Pine 59 Front 47 King Ave. 99 North 731 Front 8 off Green 1 Summer 30 Park Ave. 18 Moulton Ave. Bates Ave. 6 Drew Ave. Hillcrest Road 157 Broad 548 Randolph 158 Park Ave. 1146 Commercial 21 Pond 11 Linden Ave. 195 Union 89 High
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Name and Occupation
Loud, Matthew R., merchant Loud, Merton L., driver
Macker, Charles L., foreman
Macualey, William W., salesman
Maguire, James P., shoemaker
Marden, Frank D., mason Martin, Josiah F., retired
Maxim, Bertrand W., salesman
Maynard, George C., water works
McCarthy, Dennis, shipbuilder
McCue, Thomas F., laborer
McEnroe, Joseph H., clam merchant
MacFaun, Walter E., carpenter
McGill, Edward G., plumber
McGrory, Arthur L., moving pictures
McLeod, Neil, carpenter
McLeod, Harry L., steamfitter
Meuse, Charles J., milkman
Moore, William K., machinist
Morgan, Irving W., shoeworker
Moore, Peter H., carpenter
Mulready, Paul V., agent
Murphy, Edwin H., shoeworker
Murray, Gideon, shoeworker Nadell, Hiram, jobber
Nadell, Warren F., peddler
Nash, Henry A., timekeeper
Newbert, Alonzo, farmer
O'Connell, David, motorman
O'Connor, James, clerk Peare, William C., shoeworker Perry, Francis J. A., salesman Poulin, Albert W., conductor
Pratt, Everett M., shoeworker
Pratt, Walter F., piano tuner
Pray, James A., manufacturer
Pray, William E., manufacturer Proctor, Frank N., salesman Raymond, Almon B., retired Reidy, John, salesman
Richards, Henry A., milkman
Richards, Everett D., Fore River Richards, Louis E., shoe repairer
Riley, Charles F., leatherworker Rix, George W., shoeworker
Rockwood, George C., laborer Ryan, Edward T., cutter Ryan, John, teamster Sargent, Elmer E., garage Seabury, John W., retired Seeley, Richard, shoeworker
Sellers, George R., jeweler
Smith, Ernest A., salesman
Smith, George S., blacksmith
Smith, Herbert H. I., merchant Souther, Frederick, shoeworker
Street
71 Park Ave. 5 Park Ave. 501 Commercial 94 Washington 15 Whitman
68 Pond 96 Park Ave. 118 Hawthorne Cedar 396 Washington Beals Culleys Beach 92 Cedar 169 North Central Ave.
Winter 6 Lincoln 694 Commercial 999 Front 28 Standish Washington 836 Pleasant 8 Cottage 91 Putnam 35 Shaw
- 464 ยท Summer Commercial Fogg Road 57 Richmond 204 Front 39 Hawthorne 15 Summer 82 Grant 939 Washington 56 North
232 Washington 93 Front 284 Pond 46 Pleasant 49 Main 468 Washington 24 Cain Ave. 92 Broad 4 off Richmond 22 Cottage 47 Reed Ave. 24 Bryant Ave. 77 Grant 630 Main 298 Main 18 Common 133 Pleasant 753 Commercial 65 White 578 Commercial 21 Curtis
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Name and Occupation
Spear, Charles A., florist
Stone, Clifford W., painter
Sylvester, Benjamin, marketman
Sturtevant, Charles E., shoeworker
Sturtevant, Ira K., Fore River
Tirrell, Leavitt T., shoeworker
Tirrell, Winslow M., merchant
Tonry, James H., printer
Tobey, Elliot L., proprietor garage
Torrey, Charles A., clerk
Torrey, Frank H., assessor
Totman, Silas B., trader
Tower, John H., retired
Walker, George H., conductor
Webster, John I., manager
White, Benjamin L., laborer
Whitcomb, George L., baker
White, Charles A., paperhanger
White, John B., shoeworker
White, John F., shoeworker
White, George A., mechanic
White, Nathan A., salesman
White, Robert M., merchant
Wilde, William H., manufacturer
Williams, John S., undertaker
Wise, George H., shoeworker
Worster, Russell B., real estate dealer
Wright, Burton B., Fore River
69 Torrey
BRADFORD HAWES, ALFRED W. HASTINGS, GEORGE L. NEWTON, WILLIAM H. COWING, FREDERICK HUMPHREY,
Selectmen of Weymouth.
JURORS DRAWN IN 1920
John B. Whelan
Frank G. Reed
Bowdoin B. Smith
Cassius Tirrell
Winfred L. Stowell
Freeman Putney, Jr.
Edwin E. Merchant
Frank L. Bearce
Albert H. Hunt
John E. Crotty
Charles H. Austin
Clement H. C. Bates
John S. Bacon Fred Barter
James B. Ford Clement H. C. Gibson
Alfred T. Blackwell
George H. Hiatt Leon R. Johnson Joseph H. McEnroe
Flemming W. Brook William A. Burt
Antonio Caro Oscar F. Cox
Irving W. Morgan Peter H. Moore Albert W. Poulin
Jacob B. Denbroeder
Charles A. Torrey
George H. Walker
John Reidy John Ryan George H. Wise.
Street
862 Commercial West 841 Commercial 36 Highland Place 105 Middle 284 Main 121 Hawthorne 79 Chard 537 Bridge 20 Tower Ave. 15 Lovell 70 High 458 Bridge 190 Middle 85 Park Ave. 964 Commercial 46 Cedar 860 Washington 714 Pleasant Worster Terrace
Foye Ave. 9 Bayview 26 Cain Ave. 293 Bridge 15 Front 31 Grant 34 Commercial
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF WEYMOUTH FOR THE YEAR 1920 Place of Birth
Date
Name
Names of Parents
Jan. 1. Leonard Thomas Hart
Weymouth
Leonard T. & Anna M. (Cutter) Joseph M. & Mabel N. (Linscott)
1. Joseph Coleran
3. Edmund Andrew Ford
Atwood L. & Dlorence (Bates)
3. Wesley Clifford Bernhart
Harold W. & Marian B. (Stone) Elrico & Vincenza (Sparda)
7. Thomas Benedette
8. John Francis Roberts
Prim & Grace (Parsons ) Joseph Edward & Alice H. (Fletcher)
10. Stanley Phillips Bates
10. Helen Loraine Donovan
William H. & Ida (Delory) John & Martha (Garrity)
12. Barbara Mae Ralph
William & Joan (Cochran) James & Josephine (Enright)
17. Annie Lindsay
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Pasquale & Josephine (Bova)
21. Ellery Clark Paine Ella Morton Paine (Twins)
Thadeus & Bertha (Satnnard)
21. Aldo Sparda
Weymouth
Celio & Nora (DiGravio) Dominick & Maria (Cralise)
24. Antonio Dominick Piccuito
Chester A. & Isabelle M. (Mckenzie)
24. Pauline Ritz
James & Maria (Baunapane)
26. John Dentino Dominick Dentino (Twins)
Nicolo & Laura (Costa) Nicolo & Laura (Costa) John & Sarah (Pitts)
27. Gertrude Louise McDonald
John & Carmella (Alverenzo)
30. Virginia Burke
Thomas & Louise (Bates)
30. Dorothy Mariea Levanvie
William E. & Edith M. (Taylor)
Feb. 1. Lawrence Joseph O'Leary, Jr.
Lawrence & Doris (Kennedy)
3. Stillborn
4. Pauline May Kingsland
Edward F. & Margaret (Stratton)
5. Victor Ronald Ernst 6. Elizabeth Baker Drown 6. Anna Josephine Doyle
Amos J. & Julia (Welsh) Edward & Frances M. (Wright) Thomas V. & Gertrude (Donegan)
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24. Viola Isabelle Malcolm
Thadeus & Bertha (Satnnard)
11. Rita Frances Malnate
20. Pearl June Colarusso
Braintree
30. Vincent Lilla
7. William Quinn
11. Alice Louise McMorrow
12.
James Stark Clawson
16. Robert Stuart Pollock
17. Matthew Joseph Connelly
18. Margaret Catherine Ruud
Conrad R. & Esther (Sharpe) Clifford E. & Helen L. (Crowley)
19. Dorothy Jeanette Everett
John & Margaret H. (Lester)
20. Margaret May Maconochie
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Edward & Walterina (Allen)
21. 21. Madine Frances Marceau
Louis H. & Elizabeth (Round)
22. Louis Brennan Mulvey, Jr.
Thomas & Annie (Garofalo)
23. Marguerite Villanova
John & Margaret (Stevenson)
24. Douglas H. Robertson
Tony & Nettie (Corbo) James & Mary (McDonald)
Stanley E. & Anna G. (Schner)
27. William Walter Walsh
Louis & Mary (Campbell)
Mar .. 1. Domenick Salvatore
3. Arthur Donald Cheverie
5. Lewis Dearing Loring 5. Pauline Avilda Counter 5. Frederick Francis Bussiere
Milton Weymouth Milton Weymouth
Arthur W. & Florence K. (Doodson)
6. William Edwin Benson, Jr. Barbara Marion Sherman 7.
2.
Roger C. & Clara M. (Poole)
7. Alice Corene Gardiner 9 Helen Leyland Jefferson 9 Josephine Longermare
Milton T. & Katherine G. (Kelley) Theodore A. & Adeliza (Holmes) Arthur W. & Alice G. (Coffey)
10. Pauline Schultz 10. Loyce Irene White 10. Lowell Phillip Thomas
Brockton Weymouth
Parker E. & Laura (Robichaud) Thomas H. & Mary M. Bolger)
11. Mildred Calnan
11. William Joseph Trask 12.
William J. & Mary J. (LaFour) Louis & Mary (Ventre)
Albert Theodore Cicchese 12. Shirley Arlene Thompson
12. Eleanor Clare Welch
Brockton Weymouth
Henry C. & Ethel (Poole) William & Ellen (Doran)
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Patrick F. & Mary (Cullinan)
David F. & Annie (Dolan) Thomas I. & Catherine (Stark ) James & Grace M. (Hamilton) Matthew & Irene (Higgins)
Margarette Eileen Poole
Louis B. & Goldie V. (Rousseau)
24. Rita Antenette Corbo 27. Marion Louise Pitts
Phillip E. & Helen (Macdonald) Lewis D. & Eleanor E. (Powers) William James & Helen E. (Ward)
William E. & Thalma C. (Ricker) Moses S. & Mercy J. (Atkinson)
Henry G. & Myrtle M. C. (Linklitter)
Mar. 12. Marjorie Johnson
Weymouth
13. Josephine Clare Loeffler
15. Harry Iannicco
17. Filomena Anna Del Verchio
18. Wallace Leonard Tate
20. Frederick Clark Allen
Josephine Helen Calabrese
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21. Elmer Francis Cain
23. Eleanor Margaret Wheeler
25. Gladys Diena McGaw
Brockton Weymouth Weymouth
Carleton L. & Theodora (Hooker) Joseph F. & Mary A. (Guiney) Ralph T. & Ethel M. (Hersey)
26. Evelyn Marie Quinn
John F. & Bridget A. (Neal)
26. Jane Roberts Wright
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William & Eliza (Berwick)
27. 29. Shirley Lovering 30. Daniel Francis Long
Arthur J. & Rose V. (Gordon) Leon & Rena (Christy) James D. & Mary (Quirk) Elwood H. & Alice B. (Cochrane)
Phyllis Stuart Pray
Edward J. & Grace L. (Gourley)
Marjorie Elizabeth Tirrell
Charles E. & Ruth E. (Sherman)
5. 6. Charles Dwight Wilkins
Rollo F. & Elizabeth (Veno)
6. Greta Helen Sulis Pizzi
Stanley R. & Greta E. (Lock) Savino & Nicolina (Ruhilo)
6. 6. Robert Lessie Ferbert
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John & Ethel (Loud) Frederick J., Jr., & Julia (Mullane)
7. John Frederick Sherrick 9. Margaret June Andrew
11. Barbara May Kelso
12. Percy Edward Wood, Jr.
13. Arthur Isaac Delorey
Percy E. & Hazel L. Delorey ) Charles S. & Mathilda (Cormier) Ralph & Angelina (Costanzo)
13. Saveria Merluzzo 13. Clayton Randall Bitler 15. Gertrude Estelle Temple
Thomas B. & Helen E. (Merriman) Walter & Grace E. (Pierce)
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April
Irning E. & Sylvia L. (Wood) Richard A. & Catherine A. (Tucker) Joseph & Amelia (Cotone) Ernest & Mary (Ferrulo) Herbert E. & Maud A. (Anderson)
21. 21. Charles Allen Lincoln 21. John Constantino
Francis P. & Elizabeth (Clark) Domenico & Prudanza (Cisco) Charles F. & Bernice M. (Perry) Rocco & Grace (Popsideri) Merle V. & Edna M. (Ross) James C. & Margaret C. (Tierney)
26. Gertrude May Lamb
26. Margaret Neal Spillane
Houde
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31. 4. Edward Arthur Corey
Edward M. & Lizzie J. (Bray) Garold E. & Eleanor L. (Blanchard)
16. Feranda Calderazzo
18. Irene Clare McNamara
21. John Henry Nenny 22. James Franklin Maynard 25. D'Allesandro
25. Henry John Kalwicz
25. Lillian Ester Boettcher
26. Ellen Gertrude Plummer
29. Edward James Henry
May Lester M. Hutchinson, Jr.
2. Alfreda M. Gilligan
5. Shirley Stowell Bicknell
6. Donald Everett Frost
7. Rita May Mitchell
7. Elsie Mildred McDonald
7. Mary Elizabeth Gaughan
8. Virginia Lane Atchley
9. Antonio Nasif
9. Pauline Edith Ancoin
9. Frances Louise Whitcomb
13. Stillborn
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15. Marjorie Gardner
James A. Vitelli, Jr.
20. 20. Sara Lois Kohler
21. James McAuliffe
23. Marguerite Alice Langevin
25. Joseph Leonard Boudreau
26.
Eleanor Frances Maynard
June
1. Harvey Mason Cole
2. Pearl Macallister
2. Madeline Frances Kelley
2. Anges Lagrua 2. Peter Godas 4. Ethel May Coney
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Caspar & Francesca (Lombardi)
Edward P. & Nellie (Helliher )
Lorenzo & Josephine (Zeoli) Nelson G. & Helina F. (Donahue) Dominic & Fanny (Malbone)
Stanley & Caroline (Wolka) Otto G. & Anna V. (Appoloni)
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