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The replacements and extensions, gas pipes, poles, wires, meters, trans- formers, etc., in order to take care of this increase in business have been paid for out of the Depreciation fund so called and taxation.
The rate of electricity in 1895 was 18c per KWH net. In 1918 it was 10c The rate for gas in 1895 was $1.80 net. In 1918 for a large part of the. year it was $1.35.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWIN C. MILLER, Chairman L. WALLACE SWEETSER, Secretary J. M. CAMERON
On December 17. 1918, the following letter was presented to the Board:
Boston, Mass., Dec. 17, 1918
To the Honorable Board of Light Commissioners, Town of Wakefield,
Wakefield, Mass.
Gentlemen.
Owing to certain laws governing Federal Reserve Banks which specify among other things, that no person holding a municipal position may be an officer in a Federal Reserve Bank,, it becomes my duty to tender my resigna- tion as a member of your Board, same to take effect January 1, 1919, or as :soon thereafter as my successor may be chosen.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) L. WALLACE SWEETSER
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
When this letter was received the resignation was laid on the table and on February 4, 1919 it was taken from the table and accepted to take effect on March 1, 1919.
Mr. Sweetser has been a member of the Board since March, 1908. He has been especially faithful in his attention to the work. His judgment has always been conservative and of the best and it is a source of regret that he is obliged to lay down his work for the town as he has knowledge and expe- rience obtained through his long service, that is of great value. The town is under obligations to him for the faithful and conscientious service he nas give during the many years he has been on the Board.
EDWIN C. MILLER
J. M. CAMERON
REPORT OF MANAGER
Messrs. E. C. Miller, L. W. Sweetser and J. M. Cameron, Municipal Light Board :---
Gentlemen :-
For your consideration I hand you this report showing the conditions of the Light Plant to December 31, 1918, with the financial and operating conditions.
Taking possession January first, I am not in a position to criticise or comment on the management of the past year, but from what I have observed my comment or criticism can only be praise for your Light Board, Manager and other members of the organization. There may be minor details that can be brought into the government that will simplify matters and make the duties of all concerned less arduous and more pleasing, and will give the citizens a little more insight as to the workings of our department, of which they are entitled to know, and I court criticism and ask co-operation from every citizen that we may make your Light Plant a shining light and show that a municipality can manage and operate as well, if not better, than a privately owned plant. This can be accomplished by co-operation.
At the present time we are purchasing current from the Edison Illumin- ating Company, and as I understand, to a limited quantity. I think in the 'near future we can have an unlimited quantity and at a reduced rate, which will benefit all.
As to the price the consumers are paying at the present time, it compares favorably with other cities and towns of near our size.
Respectfully submitted,
C. S. SPAULDING, Manager
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REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT BOARD
COMPARATIVE REPORT FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1918
Ending Dec. 31, 1918
Ending Dec. 31, 1917
Regular street lights operated
1,813 hrs.
3,032 hrs.
Square lights operated .
2,326 hrs.
3,553 hrs.
Number of street lights
609
603
Number of gas consumers
2,538
2,438
Gain for the year
100
116
Number of electric consumers
1,235
1,144
Gain for the year
91
132
Gas services laid
67
81
Electric services made
70
133
Gas ranges sold
54
76
Hot plates sold
4
22
Water heaters sold
31
15
Room heaters sold
8
23
Coal gas made
. 35,776,000 cu. ft.
Water gas made
. 20,240,000 cu. ft.
Total gas made
. 56,016,000 cu. ft.
Gas accounted for
. 43,540,000 cu. ft.
Gas unaccounted for
. 12,476,000 cu. ft.
or
22.2 per cent
21.2 per cent
Gain in gas sold
10.7 per cent
10.2 per cent 733,230 KWH
Light current billed
262,934 KWH
317,511 KWH
Power current billed
. 413,056 KWH
266,453 KWH
Total current billed
675,990 KWH 19 per cent
583,964 KWH
Gain in above
80 per cent
Regular street light current
68,384 KWH
125,654 KWH
Square street light current
11,520 KWH
20,939 KWH
Total current for street
79,904 KWH
146,593 KWH
Decrease in current used
66,598 KWH
16,558 KWH
Used in plant and office
4,125 KWH
Coke used under boilers
606 tons
715 tons
Gas coal carbonized
3,486 tons
3,479 tons
Gas oil used
99,404 gallons
87,650 gallons-
Stock on hand:
Gas coal
706 tons
45 tons
Gas oil
6,000 gallons
5,818 gallons.
Tar
6,000 gallons
12,000 gallons
34,214,000 cu ft. 15,827,000 cu. ft. 50,041,000 cu. ft. 39,337,200 cu. ft. 10,073,000 cu. ft.
Total current purchased
925,345 KWH
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
EXTENSION OF STREET LIGHTS
Parker Road, near Bartlett Ave.
325 ft.
Morris Road, West
350
Main St., Lowell to Pine St.
450
On Fitch Ct.
300
Richmond St.
1,175
66
Hanson St., corner Grove St.
300
Main St. Crossing
163
3,013 ft.
EXTENSION OF COMMERCIAL AND POWER LINES
Newhall Ct., from Water St.
390 ft.
Wharton Park
686 “
Cypress St., from Water St.
600
Findley St.
320
White Ave., from Main St.
300
Grafton St.
235 “
2,521 ft.
EXTENSION OF GAS MAINS
Charles St.
400 ft. 4 114 " W. I.
Pittman Ave.
130
200 66
1
66 66
Pittman Ave.
Herbert St.
45
114 " 66
Pittman Ave. to Harrison Ave.
Hillis Ave.
Foundry St.
26
66
112 66
Morrison Ave.
275 570
2
66 66
Maple St.
365
2
66 66
2,526 ft.
Number of feet of each size laid
3/4 in. W. I. Pipe
65 ft.
1
66
670 “ 11/4 “ 175 " 66 66 11/2 " 66
4
66 C. I. 66
1,190 " 400
2,526 ft.
470 65
1 3/4 66
2
66 66
Jordan Ave.
60 66 26 “ 2
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MANUFACTURING ACCOUNTS Actual earnings and expenses, the inventories as of December 1917-1918.
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS AND EXPENSES OF GAS MANUFACTURING ACCOUNTS
Earnings
$61,269.82
Less discounts
3,766.23
$57,503.59
Steam to electric departments
180.00
Interest on guarantee deposits
129.25
Sales of coke
1,972.50
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Inventory of coke 1918
375.00
Sales of tar
1,874.60
Inventory of tar 1918
300.00
Sales of gas stoves
2,284.82
Sales and rental of gas arcs
68.89
Inventory of gas arcs 1918
25.00
Gas meter rentals
55.98
Sales of jobbing gas
1,026.93
Sales of gas services
402.90
Inventory of Gas Coal 1918
7,047.18
Stock inventory :
Stores
$589.56
Pipe, fittings and burners
3,212.75
3,802.31
$19,545.36
Total earnings
$77,048.95
Expenses
Gas coal
$39,902.04
Repair steam plant
454.66
Repair mains
2,178.22
Repair gas meters
264.36
Repair at works
2,128.47
Repair real estate gas
192.48
Repair benches
1,186.87
Purifying, including labor
1,466.36
General salaries .
2,351.99
Station tools, gas
1,044.33
Advertising gas
59.10
Distribution tools gas .
18.95
Station wages, gas
14,222.53
Distribution wages, gas
5,063.56
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Care of grounds, one-half
216.18
Stable and auto expense, two-thirds
2,258.93
Office printing and stationery, one-half
375.07
General expense, one-half
14.45
Collections, E. E. Lee
95.62
Jobbing gas
937.01
Gas services
994.51
Coke
762.46
Tar
91.62
Tar inventory 1917
390.00
Stores
1,527.49
Gas arcs
22.51
Inventory gas arcs 1917
25.00
Incidental gas
2.83
Wages meter takers, two-thirds
1,132.87
Distribution gas material
210.53
Telephone, one-half
117.92
Interest on guarantee deposit
29.49
Insurance, one-half
419.92
Connecting stores and appliances
383.49
Gas oil
7,915.20
Office furniture and fixtures
39.40
Inventory Gas Coal 1917
329.32
Total expenses
A loss
$88,825.74 11,776.79
The following to be deducted:
Commissioners' salaries, one-half $150.00
*Interest on bond and notes
1,290.34
*Depreciation
4,707.76
$6,148.10
A loss
$17,924.89
*Interest and depreciation here stated are the same per cent of total interest and depreciation as electric plant is of the total combined plant, as shown by the books.
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS AND EXPENSES OF
ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING ACCOUNT
Earnings:
Sales of electricity $50,910.57
Less discounts
· 9,089.07
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$41,821.50
Sales of incandescent lamps
1,337. 34
Sales of jobbing electric
2,699.83
Sales of fans and rental
329.95
Sales of electric meter rentals
63.88
Stock :
Incandescent lamps .
$871.65
Incandescent street lamps
290.05
Poles, wire and equipment
862.48
Electric appliances and repairs
1 216.81
$2,240.99
$48,493.49
Expenses:
Steam from gas department
$180.00
Oil and waste
145.83
Repair lines
4,671.71
Repair electric meters and transformers
338.41
Repair electric plant
74.58
Repair real estate electric
136.74
General salaries, electric
2,351.99
Station wages, electric
2,190.09
Distribution wages, electric
710.00
Care of lights
225.41
Care of grounds, one-half
216.18
Stable and automobile expense, one-third
1,129.46
General expenses, one-half
14.46
Office printing and stationery .
1/2
375.08
Incandescent lamps, commercial
1,047.32
Jobbing, electric
2,699.83
Telephone, one-half
117.91
Current bought .
22,998.43
Insurance, one-half
409.92
Wages meter takers, one-third
566.43
Incidentals, electric
.
.99
Incandescent street lights
523.48
Fans and rental
17.21
Station tools
99.15
Distribution tools
129.92
Water
12.00
Advertising electric
64.80
$41,447.33
A gross profit
$7,046.16
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The following to be deducted:
Commissioners' salaries, one-half
$150.00
*Interest on bond and notes
973.41
*Depreciation .
4,174.82
$5,298.23
A net gain .
$1,747.93
*Interest and depreciation here stated are the same per cent of total interest and depreciation as electric plant is of the total combined plant, as shown by the books.
ASSETS
Machinery and manufacturing
$33,344.54
Real estate gas
9,173.16
Gas mains
46,681.85
Gas meters
15,858.27
Real estate electric
5,654.26
Steam plant
8,362.66
Electric plant
9,493.35
Pole lines
42,864.07
Arc lamps
1,609.42
Transformers
10,275.30
Electric meters
10,962.45
Station tools electric inventory
763.98
Station tools gas inventory
487.57
Distribution tools electric inventory
177.98
Distribution tools gas inventory
594.50
Office furniture and fixtures inventory
629.45
Horses, wagons and automobiles inventory
2,193.80
Hay and grain inventory
16.73
Gas oil inventory
600.00
Tar inventory
300.00
Oil and Waste inventory .
10.80
Insurance fire protection appliance inventory
438.13
Insurance, unexpired inventory
338.19
Garden tools inventory
31.40
Stable tools inventory
8.05
Purifying material inventory
300.00
Fire alarm supplies inventory
114.57
Gas arc inventory
25.00
Repair mains inventory
148.50
Fans inventory
86.50
Coke inventory
375.00
Due from electric consumers inventory .
6,064.98
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Due from gas consumers inventory
5,566.50
Due from other accounts inventory
1,562.28
New fire alarm installation inventory
7,798.84
Gas coal inventory . .
7,047.18
Due for gas meter rental
70.95
Due for electric meter rental
284.21
Guarantee deposits from consumer
2,194.00
Stock Inventory:
Incandescent lamps
871.65
Incandescent street lamps
290.05
Poles, wire and electric equipment
862.48
Stores
589.56
Jobbing gas
3,212.75
Repair lines
216.81
$238,551.72
LIABILITIES
Bonds outstanding, original
$54,000.00
Bonds outstanding, new gas addition
2,500.00
Town notes
2,000.00
Interest accrued but not due
575.77
Bills payable
19,044.60
Guarantee deposit appropriation
2,194.00
$70,314.37
Appropriation Notes, Bonds, New Construction, etc., Paid to Date :
Appropriation note payments
$16,300.00
Appropriation bond payments
158,500.00
Appropriation extension gas main
21,948.24
Appropriation extension lines .
.
9,600.72
Appropriation new construction electric
1,780.02
Appropriation new street lights
1,217.87
Appropriation new fire alarm equipment
5,698.33
Appropriation new gas extension
6,814.29
Appropriation extension gas mains
3,000.00
*$224,859.47
*While the above appropriation accounts are not strictly liabilities in the ordinary acceptation of the term, they belong in any proper system of accounting upon the same side of the ledger as bonds outstanding, and are for convenience grouped with them under the same designation.
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
RECEIPTS
Cash Statement:
Appropriation
$28,000.00
Gas sales
56,372.53
Electric sales
41,360.55
Coke sales
2,181.91
Tar sales
1,881.08
Jobbing electric
3,280. 56
Gas stoves
1,732.12
Incandescent lamps
857.06
Jobbing gas
865.39
Gas arcs
74.60.
Fans and rental
283.45
Telephone .
21.90
Repair lines
590.90
Repair works
21.59
Gas services
472.50
Gas meter rental
74.84
Electric meter rental
29.79
Horses and wagons
12.00
Interest on guarantee deposits
129.25
Station tools, gas
19.51
Repair mains
3.15
Office furniture and fixtures
10.00
Steam coal
155.88
$138,430.56
Transferred from depreciation (stock)
619.89
$139,050.45
Transferred from fire alarm stock
27.12
$139,077.57
Less amount set aside for depreciation .
$8,044.83
Bond payments .
11,500.00
Note payments
1,000.00
$20,544.83
$118,532.74
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REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT BOARD
· GAS
Expenditures :
Gas coal, including freight and hauling .
$28,231.80
Coke, teaming and hauling
754.96
Station tools, gas
871.88
Distribution tools, gas
91.44
Gas stoves
183.60
Repair mains
1,923.43
Repair meters
257.48
Repair works
1,296.81
Repair real estate, gas
181.59
Repair benches
1,186.87
General salaries, gas .
2,351.99
Station wages
14,222.52
Distribution wages
5,063.56
Purifying
1,413.70
Incidentals
2.83
Advertising
59.10
Tar
45.77
Jobbing gas
251.76
Wages, Meter takers
1,691.65
Connecting stoves and appliances
188.18
Gas oil
5,554.21
Gas services
585.69
Distribution gas material
208.88
$66,619.71
ELECTRIC
Expenditures :
Distribution tools, electric
$82.59
Oil and waste
130.60
Repair electric plant
1.26
Repair steam plant
200.15
Repair lines
4,287.96
Repair real estate electric
132.76
Jobbing electric .
2,470.93
Station tools electric
12.31
Repair electric meter and transformers
221.93
Incidental
.99
General salaries
2,351.99
Current bought eleven months
13,246.10
Station wages
2,190.09
Care of lights
225.41
Distribution wages
710.00
Fans and rental
117.00
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Water
19.50
Incandescent lamps
107.54
Advertising electric
55.20
Steam coal
549.80
Incandescent street lamps
27.41
$27,141.52
MISCELLANEOUS
Expenditures :
Horses and wagons
$130.23
Care of grounds
453.26
Stable
722.63
Hay and grain
641.16
Printing, stationery, postage and envelopes
614.00
Insurance
653.10
Telephone
239.45
Interest on gurantee deposit
29.49
General expense .
79.95
Collection, E. E. Lee
95.62
Interest
2,751.25
Commissioners' salaries
300.00
Office furniture and fixtures
10.90
Automobile (operating)
1,241.54
Garage
81.08
Stock bills paid
16,724.64
$24,768.30
$118,529.53
RECAPITULATION
Amount available for maintenance and interest
$118,532.74
Cash expenditures
118,529.53
Balance returned to town
$3.21
DEPRECIATION
Balance Jan. 1, 1918
$17.75
Appropriation March 1918
820.00
Appropriation March 1918
8,044.83
$8,882.58
Less transfer to general account
619.89
$8,262.69
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EXPENDED AS FOLLOWS
Labor
Material
Total
Gas mains
$483.73
$557.08
$1,040.81
Gas meters
1,197.00
1,197.00
Pole lines
477.22
2,525.02
3,022.24
Transformers
1,023.45
1,023.45
Electric meters
726.89
726.89
$960.95 $6,029.44
$6,990.39
$6,990.39
$1,272.30
FIRE ALARM
Appropriation March 1918
$1,420.00
Expended on repair fire alarm
$702.52
Expended on new fire alarm
283.65
Transferred to general account
27.12 |
$1,013.09
Balance returned to town
$406.91
BONDS PAID
Appropriation bonds
$9,000.00
Appropriation gas addition
2,500.00
$11,500 00
NOTES PAID
Appropriation underground construction $1,000.00
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Record of Births
Any errors or omissions noted in these records should be reported to the- Town Clerk at once.
Date Name of Child
Parents
Jan. 2 O'Neil Cryan
Mathias J. and Catherine M. (Dunn)
3 Frances Pauline Muse Reuben and Delsie (Dulong)
4 Ethel Elizabeth McBay . Ernest L. and Mary L. (Moore)
4 Rosario Calvo Antonio and Sebastina (Tine)
4 D'Olimpio
Angelo and Genoeffa (Mereano)
6 Robert Charles Young
. Jeremiah E. and Rosalie (Morris)
7 Agata DeSantis. Silvestro and Concetta (Ciccarelli)
9 Robert Leander Muse Richard S. and Helen C. (Smith)
11 Joan Henwood Bowser
Eden K. and Lulu (Gould)
11 Martha Frances Muse.
Walter L. and Martha K. (Knipe)
12 Peter Emery Bennett . Peter and Mary (Fraughton)
13 Edward Francis Phelan. . John T. and Elizabeth (Crilley)
14 Elinor Louise Putnam Willard S. and Florence M. (Chandler)
16 Ronald Shea
T. Frank and Elsie M. (Shea)
17 Grace Ellen Martin.
James M. and Susan (Johnson)
17 Malanson
George and Adeline (Muse)
17 Riley George F. and Annie A. (Doran)
18 Edward David Muse .Edward D. and Alice E. (Gartland)
18
Romeski Kon and Josephine (Szymuck) .
19 Uberti Eustacio and Assunta (DiTonno)
24 Ernest Moretti Benardo and Francesca (DiFilippo)
25 Mary Alice Muse Thomas W. and Jessie A. (Campbell)
26 Wray Francis A. S. and Mary E. (Whittaker)
26 McHale Thomas J. and Minnie (Doucette)
26 Henry Kulacz. Ferdynand and Maryanna (Wojtowcz)
30
Stonk. William and Petronella (Ambrocitis)
31 Allen William H. and Annie W. (Savage)
Feb. 1 Harold Norris Goodspeed, Jr. Harold N. and Helen G. (Fall)
2
Donald Wesley Jeffers.
. Charles R. and Ida M. (Allison)
2 Still Birth .
2 Frederick Charles Wheeler . Charles Frederick and Edith T. (North) 2 Maher John T. and Mildred (Robbins)
4 Willard Perry Farwell, Jr ... Willard P. and Ethel (Redfern) 4 William Edward Curran. . .. John F. and Catherine D. (Galvin)
5 Gladys Lucy Coffin Melbourne C. and Lucy (Surrette) 6 Ruth Augusta Jenkins. Arthur A. and Gertrude. J. (Kelley)
6 Still Birth
7 Richard William Mc- Donald Thomas H. and Annie (Foley)
8 Elizabeth Fredericka Stingle George L. and Hazel (Water)
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RECORD OF BIRTHS
Date
Name of Child
Parents
Feb. 9
Salvatore DiAmico.
Sebastian and Coradino (Moratti)
13 Marie Rosina Tavano
15 Florence Louise Sullo
Antonio and Josephine (Argenso) Nicholas and Mary (DeCecca)
15 Roy Earle Luken
Roy E. and Lucy F. (Skillings)
16 Theresa Cucurello
Giovanni and Francesca (Cieri)
16 Jewel Meade Guibord.
16 Murillo
George M. and Edna (Ireen) Raffela and Camilla (Malone)
17 Sebastian Tine
Rosario and Sebastiana (Magnano)
17 Frederick DiFilicci .
Michele and Margherita (Repucci)
17 Clayton Samuel Cook
William P. and Ethel (Jordan)
19 Claire Virginia Carroll
Cormack J. and Helen M. (DeRoche)
20 Henry Lawrence Fober
John and Victoria (Krzewicka)
23
Wayne Pendleton Soule. . . Herbert G. and Maria A. (Pendleton) Margaret Lillian Barrett. . Edward J. and Lillian (White)
27 Teresa Gregorio
Angelo and Mary (DiGennario)
27 Marie Madeline Gregorio. . Angelo and Mary (DiGennario)
28 Angelo Lusignola. Giacomo and Margherita (Allega)
28 Malcolm Brooks Ryder John M. and Ella B. (Magee)
28 Harvey Frederick Cann . Harvey D. and Mary A. (Hufton)
1 Salvatore Rossati. Luigi and Pierina (Zazzetta)
2 Herald Creighton Owler. . . Thomas D. and Teckla (Taatjes)
3 Raymond Ellsworth Town- send . Luther and Gertrude M. (Bishop)
5 Gilardo Wilson Constantino. Diamante and Pasqualina (Locash) 5 Bartnick Frank and Lottie (Gorska)
7 Mary Musi. . Soccorso and Rosina (Storti)
7 Fenwick Harvey Wheeler. . Fenwick E. and Vera (Lowther)
7 Pauline May Melonson. ... Louis and Delora (Cameron)
8 Mildred Elizabeth Johnson Ralph S. and Elizabeth (Gaw)
11 Richard Laurence Ray-
mond Oscar F. and Marion (Laurence)
12 Salvatore DiAmico Antonio and Antonina (Runzio)
14 Warnszila Dominic and Egie (Gudzewkie)
14 Charles Zarrella® Antonio and Margherita (Nutile)
14 Alice Adelaide White Perley B. and Alice M. (Lambert)
17 Dora Galluci Antonio and Annie (Priziosi)
18 Rosie Lerra. Mark and Francesca (Costa)
18 Leona Hopkins John E. and Eloise (Tinsman)
18 John Magnus Widell, Jr .. . John M. and Mary G. (Dugan)
20 Frank Denise Antonio and Tina (DeVito)
21 Mary Hennessey . Michael and Mary (McGreevey)
25 Florence Elwell Waitt. Charles L. and Maud (Ford)
25 Olive Lucille Condon . Thomas and Effie (Ancoin)
28 Ruth Eileen Shannahan. . . John D. and Annie R. (Coakley)
27 Frances Elizabeth Phinney Clarence T. and Evelyn M. (Wood)
Mar.
20 Frances True Lombard.
Perley W. and Annie L. (Ridley)
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Date
Name of Child
Parents
Mar. 28 Pasqualina Rosina Nacella. Saverino and Maria (Naimo)
28 . Coon . John L. and Bessie (Carleton)
31 Beyea Elmer R. and Clara M. (Muse)
Apr. 1 Alice Elizabeth Gammons. . Abner E. and Rose A. (Doucette)
2 Evelyn Josephine Port .... James V. and Katherine E. (Maloney)
2 Charles Raymond Brindle .. Paul E. and Alice F. (Jeffries)
2 Alfredo Defeo Angelo and Annunziata (Evangelista)
2 Horace Warren Dalrymple. Chester W. and Louise M. (Farrell) Still Birth .
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12 Margaret Farrington. . Michael J. and Sarah (Finn)
13 William Eugene Olmstead. . Willard I. and Louise (Mason)
13 Marion Jessie Tucker ..... Lewis N. M. and Amanda (Steindorf)
14 George ,Walter McCul-
lough . . George J. and Viola S. (Schmoyer)
15 John Del Rossi Camillo and Mary (DiVito)
19 John Walter Moccia
John and Guiseppina (Petrillo)
20 Alice Mildred Loubris Emil J. and Kathleen T. (Hoy)
20 Angelina Silvestro Camillo and Nicoletta (Yezza)
22 Edward Francis Walsh
Maurice F. and Agnes M. (Regan)
22 Edith Laurie Amiro Cyrus and Gertrude M. (Surrette)
24 Francis J. Qualters
Joseph J. and Josephine F. (Horgan)
24 Parsons
Arthur D. and Lillian (Crowley)
28 Adelaide Giaquinta
Antonio and Rosina (Sava)
29 Ruby Virginia Reynolds. . . Robert A. and Annetta C. (Oicles)
30 William French Mitchell. .. William H., Jr. and Grace (French)
30 Joan Elizabeth Yeuell . Eb Vernon and Emily C. (Morris)
30 Robert Vernon Yeuell.
Eb Vernon and Emily C. (Morris)' . John J. and Annie (Duggan)
May 1 Katherine Louise Joyce.
3 Frank Alfred Alden.
Charles E. and Bessie F. (Stimpson) Charles A. and Elsie (Doucette)
5 Gordon Roy Hubbard.
5 Marion Louise Beyea Edwin J. and Marion F. (Saunders)
7 Marion Ruth Christie.
7 Muriel Louise Christie
Roland E. and Irene (Champagne Roland E. and Irene (Champagne)
8 Richard Giles.
Richard E. and Delia M. (Burns)
8 Margaret Mary Burke. . Charles E. and Laura I. (Doherty)
8 Robert Lawrence Sparks. . Harry P. and Marion P. (McBride) 9 George Pazzano. Lorenzo and Vincenza (Vasella)
10 Muriel Florence Ryder
Charles W. and Annie L. (Martin)
12 Edson. Ralph O. and Mildred (Barber)
13 Thomas Joseph Lawless.
Thomas J. and Catherine (Dalton) Benjamin and Marion (Joyce)
16 Martha Emma Richardson. Ira W. and Manola A. (Tufts)
16 Nellie Del Rosse John and Maria (DeCarlo)
16 Fred Halladay . Julius and Agnes (Piecotka)
18 Eleanor Hickey William A. and Marguerite (Lynam)
19 Genoeffa Gregorio Soccorso and Emilia (Cullo)
14 Helen Elliot Parsons. .
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RECORD OF BIRTHS
Date Name of Child
Parents
May 21 Walter George Widtfeldt. .. George J. and Charlotte G. (Evans)
22 Alfred Luciano Camillo and Rosina (Orsino)
22 Dorothy Louise Brooks. Walter and Maud (Shaw)
23 George Vincent Gaw David G. and Jennie O. (Carr)
28 Leo Vincent Walsh, Jr.
Leo V. and Josephine G. (O'Donnell)
31 May Jeanette Doucette.
Jeffrey and Lillian (Doucette)
June
5 Harold Francis Millar
Harold M. and Frances T. (Vidito)
5 Hazel Mae Worters
James W. and Bertha A. (Ozon)
7 Joseph Heath Clough
Leslie and Beatrice B. (Smith)
10 Junius Ress Carter
Lewis E. and Julia A. (Ress)
16 George Franklin O'Soro.
John J. and Genevieve S. (Wojtylo))
17 Rosina Sardella Elia and Louisa (Podolano)
17 Paul Gordon Melendy. Ezra F: and Mabel E. (Robbins)
19 Charles Joseph Perillo.
Nicola and Rose (Santoro)
19 Anita Antoinetta Palme- rino. Sabatino and Esther (Gelsamini)
19 Arlena Emma Wall Earl W. and Margaret J. (Dickinson
20 Elizabeth Cotter Bartholomew and Honora (Crowley)
20 Edward Harrison Reynolds William A. and Mildred D. (Kemp)
21 Scott Arthur Bullard .. Scott O. and Charlotte G. (Woods)
22 Winifred Doris Wright .... Erwin J. and Doris (Bergeron)
22 Harold Freeman Thresher .. Avery A. and Florence B. (Wilson)
23 Catherine Margaret Moore James F. and Margaret M. (Murphy) 25 Collins Jacob and Elizabeth (White)
26 Louise Granese Andrew and Madeline (DeFazio)
26 Mildred Sintha Huey Peh Yvan and Ethel (Barnes)
28 Edward Everett Lewis Charles E. and Ruth G. (Wilson)
1 Kells Marsh Boland . Eric N. and Gladys H. (Shafner)
2 Marion Elizabeth Eastman Arthur C. and Charlotte E. (Briggs)
3 Burbine Louis and Maimie (Doucette)
3 Mary Colucciello. Joseph and Olympia (D'Ambrosio)
4 Ignazio Noto Camillo and Lucia (Cruccietta)
6 Peter Puglisi. Joseph and Coradina (Filoramo)
7 Helen Josephine White Frank and Josephine (Hughes)
7 Mary Elizabeth Muse John J. and Rose C. (LeBlanc)
8 Howell Ware Atwell Willard B. and Harriet (Bethel)
9 Walter Irving Hatch. Lewis G. and Bessie G. (Whiting)
9
Richard Helmar Peterson. . August H. and Theresa (Hendrickson)
11 Melenson John and Marguerite (Fredette)
11 Still Birth.
12 Marion Louise Muse Dennis R. and Irene (Doucette)
17 Anna Beatrice Muse. Wallace J. and Mary Catherine (Doucette) 20 Frank Joseph Wilkinson. .. John R. and Edith A. (Cross)
21 Ruth Margaret Mohla. .. John and Iva G. (Connell)
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