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In April the department moved its shop from Mill Street to the old almshouse property on Summer Street, thus locating all departments at one center. This old property, which has been for some time idle, was turned over by the Selectmen to the Board of Public Works and by them altered over and renovated, one-half of the building now being used by the Water Depart- ment, the other half is a tenement which is let, from which the Town receives a revenue. Owing to this change in location, a night watchman is no longer necessary, and other economies have resulted, some of which, although not directly traceable, are just as certain.
Two thousand and seventy-five feet of water mains were laid during the year and connected with the Metropolitan system. Details of this construction will be found in Table 6.
The value of the property controlled by the Water Division January 1, 1919, amounts to $21,082.77, of which $10,099.50 is invested in buildings, equipment and tools, and $10,983.27 in material available for new work.
SERVICES
Sixty-eight new services have been added during the year and seven services abandoned. There are for all purposes 1770 services on the low, 1453 on the high, and 12 on the old reservoir
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system. On the Metropolitan water supply there are 23 serv- ices for municipal buildings included in the above and 11 for street-watering standpipes and 37 for sewer flushing purposes. On January 1, 1919, 159 services were temporarily out of use.
METERS
Sixty-one meters were set on services installed during 1916, 1917 and 1918. The total number of meters in use January 1, 1919, is 3177.
LOW SERVICE SYSTEM
HIGH SERVICE SYSTEM
RESERVOIR SYSTEM
Size
Cement-lined Pipe
Cast-iron Pipe
Cast-iron Pipe
Cement and Cast-iron Pipe
Inches
Length Feet
Hyd.
Gates
Length Feet
Hyd.
Gates
Length Feet
Hyd.
Gates
Length Feet
Hyd.
Gat es
12
.
.. .
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. . . .
10
17,411
270
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. . . .
8
. . . .
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. .
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..
.
. . . .
. . . .
6
₱ '634
60,369
84,881
1,129
4
2,320
11,794
1,497
1,620
. .
.
.
.
.
Total
2,954
3
5
112,211
211
199
139,904
274
264
13,125
12
12
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2
608
·
8,530
6,791
.
17,345
. . .
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22,047
18,162
1,576
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11,210
TABLE 6
Appropriation for 1918
Cash on hand January 1, 1918
$10,000.00 1,127.98
Available for Water Extensions Net expenditure
10,344.13
Cash balance January 1, 1919
$783.85
WATER EXTENSIONS
TO EXTEND THE HIGH SERVICE SYSTEM
LOCATION
Size of Pipe in Inches
Length in Feet
No. of Hy- drants
No. of Gates
Total Cost
Cost per Foot
Totals
Bonad Road (Highland Avenue easterly) .
6
431
2
$775.33
$1.79
*Brattle Park (Summer Street northerly)
6
646
2
1
2,320.93
3.59
*Dow Avenue (old end southerly)
6
261
1
1,385.70
5.31
¿Glenburn Road (old end easterly)
6
369.18
Highland Avenue (old end southerly)
10
118
313.98
2.66
Newport Street( old end southerly)
6
15
37.72
2.51
Perth Road Williams Street to Selkirk Road)
6
110
2
371.43
3.38
Williams Street (old end southerly)
6
99
225.10
2.27
Totals. .
1680
2
6
*Orient Avenue (old end to Summer Street) .
1} and i:
1
. .. $504.15
$5,799.37 504.15
*Summer Street (Orient Avenue northerly) .
TO EXTEND THE LOW SERVICE SYSTEM
Maynard Street (Hayes Street northerly)
6
113
1
171.74 383.43
1.52
Waldo Road (Marathon Street to Trowbridge Street)
Totals.
$555.17
+General expense
$730.38
Material purchased during year but not used
2,755.06
Total.
$3,485.44
Grand totals.
2075
2
9
$10,344.13
+Salaries, $40; holidays and Saturday afternoons, $309.91; miscellaneous, $144.42; office, $75; tools, $11.05; automobile, $150.
*Ledge.
Material on hand January 1, 1918 $3,204.49
Material purchased during year but not used 2,755.06
Material on hand January 1, 1919, available for new work $5,959.55
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6
282
1
1.36
395
2
.
. ¿Unfinished.
$11,127.98
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TABLE 7
WATER DIVISION
Appropriation for 1918.
$7,000.00
Cash on hand January 1, 1918.
1,013.99
Available for 1918.
$8,013.99
Receipts from sale of water, 1918.
68,059.78
Total.
$76,073.77
Net expenditure
72,321.73
Cash balance, January 1, 1919.
$3,752.04
DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENSE
MAINTENANCE
Net Expenditures
Totals
Shop and yard .
$732.39
New water shop and tenement, fitting up.
1,238.39
Moving to new water shop
176.31
Mains, care and repair.
863.63
Services, care and repair.
8,850.50
Meters, care, repair and reading.
3,559.51
Hydrants and gates, care and repair.
708.65
Reservoir and Great Meadows. .
199.09
Turning water services off and on .
66.96
Tools and equipment.
1,684.07
*General expense.
4,330.97
Total maintenance
$22,410.47
SERVICES
Services, extension of .
$1,336.72
Meters, extension of
1,036.94
Total services
$2,373.66
Water debt
$15,550.00
Interest account.
10,792.50
Metropolitan Water Tax. Total.
21,735.89
$48,078.39
Work outside of division.
$216.32
Material used that was on hand January 1, 1918 Total
1757.11
+540.79
Grand total
$72,321.73
*Salaries, $1,321.25; Saturday afternoons and holidays, $838.18; vacations, $440.80; automobile, $250; engineering, $36.52; office, $1,372.14: miscellaneous, $72.08. 1 +Credit.
Material on hand January 1, 1918, available for new work. . $5,780.83
Material used that was on hand January 1, 1918 . . 757.11
Material on hand January 1, 1919, available for new work.
$5,023.72
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WATER RATES FROM CONSUMER
Year
Fixture
Meter
Total
1909
$14,600.78
$24,017.62
$38,618.40
1910
13,606.24
26,209.74
39,815.98
1911
11,813.91
31,157.06
42,970.97
1912
9,607.89
35,885.36
45,493.25
1913
All metered
49,121.04
1914
All metered
50,872.83
1915
All metered
54,337.64
1916
All metered
59,043.77
1917
All metered
61,633.38
1918
All metered
68,059.78
ARLINGTON WATER WORKS
Arlington, Middlesex County, Mass.
Population by census of 1915, 14,860.
Date of construction, low service, 1872; high service, 1894.
By whom owned, Town of Arlington.
Source of supply, Metropolitan Water System.
CONSUMPTION
1. Estimated total population at date, 16,700.
2. Estimated population on lines of pipe, 16,400.
3. Estimated population supplied, 16,200.
4. Total consumption for the year, 470,974,000 gallons.
6. Percentage of consumption metered, 100 per cent.
7. Average daily consumption, 1,290,300 gallons.
8. Gallons per day to each inhabitant, 76.
9. Gallons per day to each consumer, 76.
1
DISTRIBUTION (Including auxiliary supply from old reservoir.)
MAINS
1. Kind of pipe, cast iron and cement.
2. Sizes, from 2-inch to 12-inch.
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3. Extended feet during year, 2075.
4. Discontinued, 0.
5. Total now in use, 50.8 miles.
6. Cost of repairs per mile, $11.60, estimated.
7. Length of pipe less than four inches in diameter, 3563 feet.
8. Number of hydrants added during year (public), 2.
9. Number of hydrants (public and private) now in use, 502.
10. Number of stop gates added during year, 9.
11. Number of stop gates now in use, 488.
12. Average pressure on mains at center of Town, 110 high system, 45 low system.
SERVICES
16. Kind of pipe, cement lined, galvanized, cast iron.
17. Sizes, 1-inch to 6-inch.
21. Number of service taps added during year, 68.
22. Number of services now in use, 3177.
24. Average cost of service for the year, $19.65.
25. Number of meters added, 61.
26. Number now in use, 3177.
27. Percentage of services metered, 100 per cent.
28. Percentage of receipts from metered water, 100 per cent.
30. Number of motors in use, 2.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
MAINTENANCE
Receipts
Stock on hand January 1, 1918 $5,780.83
Cash on hand January 1, 1918 1,013.99
$6,794.82
A Water Rates (for building purposes) $64.44
B Water Rates (meters) 67,995.34
C Total for water and meter rents From Public Funds
68,059.78
7,000.00
K Gross from all sources
$81,854.60
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Expenditures
Stock on hand January 1, 1919 ' $5,023.72
Cash on hand January 1, 1919
3,752.04
$8,775.76
AA Metropolitan Water Assessment Management, repairs, renewals
$21,735.89
22,626.79
BB Interest on bonds
10,792.50
CC Total maintenance
$55,155.18
$15,550.00
DD Paid on Public Debt Transfer to Water Extensions
2,373.66
$17,923.66
KK Gross expenditures
$81,854.60
CONSTRUCTION
Receipts
R From Notes issued
$8,000.00
From Public Funds
2,000.00
From Water Maintenance
2,373.66
Stock on hand January 1, 1918
3,204.49
Cash on hand January 1, 1918
1,127.98
V Total
$16,706.13
Expenditures
FF Extension of mains
$6,858.69
GG Extension of services
1,336.72
HH Extension of meters
1,036.94
General expense
730.38
Stock on hand January 1, 1919
5,959.55
Balance, cash on hand January 1, 1919 783.85 Total $16,706.13
Respectfully submitted,
ARTHUR BIRCH, THOMAS D. KENNEDY, LOREN W. MARSH, Board of Public Works.
REPORT OF PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
The same Committee appointed in 1917 to serve as a Com- mittee on Public Safety continued to serve in this capacity during the past year.
This report of the activities of the Committee will, at this time, be brief, as, in the opinion of the Committee, a separate and detailed report should be made covering not only the work of this Committee, but also the many activities in which the people of Arlington took part during the period of the war. These activities are many, and in order that full recognition may be given it has been deemed wise to have a comprehensive report written by the heads of the various groups of men, women and children, who so ably assisted in the particular branch of work to which they were assigned.
During the year the following Committees have continued to render assistance: Food Conservation and Production, Pro- tection of Public Property, Co-ordination of Societies, Fuel Conservation, Liberty Loans, State Guard, Truck and Motor Cars, and Publicity.
The Arlington Branch of the American Red Cross has con- tinued to do everything in its power for the soldiers and sailors, and for the families of these men wherever assistance was needed.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Receipts
Appropriation
$3,500.00
Reimbursements
3,424.22
$6,924.22
Expenditures
Glass Jars
. $1,607.49
Plowing, fertilizer and seed potatoes
1,012.82
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Food Conservation
$721.40
Printing, advertising, etc.
608.43
Clerical assistance
360.00
Fuel Conservation
41.40
State Guard
105.00
Supplies for soldiers
161.19
Entertainment, music, etc., for celebrations
697.98
All other expenses, supplies, labor. etc.
664.16
$5,979.87
Unexpended balance
$944.35
Respectfully submitted,
HORATIO A. PHINNEY, Chairman, THOMAS J. ROBINSON, Secretary.
Arlington Men Who Died in the Service of their Country in the Clar of 1917= 1918, for the Cause of Humanity and the Maintenance of Liberty and Government by the People
Major Marshall S. Holbrook
Lieut. Warren G. Robinson
Lieut. Charles D. Mpton Lieut. Raymond Caplor Lieut. Coward Ralph Renneson
Corporal Thomas J. Finn Joseph Zwinge
John A. Barr, Fr. Arthur Mail
Durant S. Currier
Charles A. O'Donnell
John J. Grady
Michael Marrigan Rprholm Gunnar
John D. Cochrane
John J. Mc Carthy
Richmond F. Collins Wilbur D. Allen
In Flanders Fields
In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe; To you from falling hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die, We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields.
-Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae.
ROLL OF HONOR, ARLINGTON, MASS.
Adams, Charles J.
Balyosian, Moses G.
Adams, Laurence W.
Banks, Lucius
Adams, Ralph
Banks, Oswald F.
Ahern, Frank Thomas
Barker, Clifford H.
Aiken, Horace
Barnes, John S.
Allen, Boyd
*Barr, John A., Jr.
Allen, Charles F. H.
Barr, Robert J.
Allen, Chester A.
Barry, Daniel P., Sergeant
Allen, Edward F.
Barry, William Bernard
Allen, Howard A., Captain
Bauer, Karl A.
Allen, Walter F.
Baumeister, George E.
* Allen, Wilbur O.
Baumeister, Harold F.
Allen, William M.
Beagen, Frank
Alsen, Nils
Beasley, Lawrence F.
Anderson, Stanley E.
Beasley, Thomas F.
Andrews, Edgar D.
Beers, Ernest
Andrews, William E.
Bell, Roger W.
Anifantis, Christie N.
Bell, Theodore P.
Arnold, Joseph F.
Belcastro, Parquale
Atwood, Royal
Bennett, Austin Oman
Austin, Howard B.
Bennett, William Whytal
Austin, Paul K.
Benwall, Harry A.
Avery, Edgar T.
Berchtold, Otto Hugo
Ayden, Leon T.
Berglund, George
Bacon, Alfred M.
Berglund, Walter
Bacon, Sidney I.
Berquist, Hugh G.
Bailey, John W., Jr.
Berquist, Walter
Bailey, Willard L.
· Burch, Edward A.
Baker, Willis R.
Bishop, Pearl G.
Balben, Chester F.
Black, Robert Douglass
353
* Died in Service.
Berglund, John Emil
Alsen, Carl W., Jr.
Beasley, John J.
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Black, Walter L., Lieutenant
Black, William S.
Booklund, Joseph P.
Butcher, Sydney E.
Bower, James Philip
Buttrick, David H., Lieut.
Bowker, Harry P.
Byrne, James A.
Bowler, Joseph P.
Bowman, Frank, Jr.
Cadagan, John P.
Bowman, Marvin S., Lieut.
Cahalin, Harold
Boyce, Gordon
Callahan, Frank H.
Boyer, Richard L.
Callahan, James H.
Boyer, Roland S.
Cameron, Daniel C.
Bradhurst, Albert H.
Cameron, John Roy
Breed, Allen W.
Campbell, Frederick A.
Campbell, Frederick J.
Brickley, Charles E.
Campbell, Fred B.
Brickley, John
Canniff, James J.
Bronberg, Carl N.
Canniff, Michael J.
Brooks, Arthur E.
Caples, Charles P.
Brooks, John H.
Carens, Thomas H.
Brooks, Robert L.
Carlino, Pasquale
Brown, Clarence H.
Carlson, Frank E.
Brown, Roger W.
Brown, Robert K.
Carpenter, Albert J. Carroll, Charles J.
Bruzzese, Salvatore
Carroll, William L.
Bryant, Charles Allen
Catalino, Antonio
Buckley, John F., Lieutenant
Caterino, Salvatore Caverly, John J.
Budden, Charles L.
Chamberlin, Walter
Bullock, Archibald F., Lieut.
Chandler, Paul
Chapman, Everett P.
Burack, Morris
Chapman, Lewis W. Chase, Jonothan
Burke, John J.
Burke, William G.
Chaves, Americo
Chellis, Lawrence D.
Cheney, Henry E., Lieut.
Chetwynde, Myrald
Chick, Ward F.
Burt, Frederick, Jr.
Chisholm, Angus J.
Boyle, George R.
Cameron, Forrest
Breed, Melvin F.
Burt, Henry J. Bushnell, Samuel K.
Buckley, Timothy J.
Bullock, John
Burnham, John F. Burns, David H.
Burns, James R. Burns, William
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Christensen, Rolf E. Chubbuck, Raford G.
Churchill, Kenneth, Lieut. Clare, Arthur E.
Clare, Harold
Crosby, Josiah D.
Clark, Francis G.
Crowley, Jeremiah A., Lieut.
Clark, George A., Lieut.
Crowley, Thomas E.
Clark, Ralph A.
Cullinane, Henry L.
Clark, Wesley C.
Cunningham, Raymond C.
Clifford, Robert C., Jr., Lieut.
*Cochrane, John H.
Cochrane, Joseph P.
Cutler, Russell
Cody, John N.
Cutler, Thornton L.
Colbert, John I.
Cutter, Edward R.
Colletto, Sully
Collins, Herbert S.
Dacey, Edward J.
Dadmun, Harry
*Collins, Richmond F.
Dahill, Thomas H.
Collins, Whitney J.
Daley, Charles J.
Commins, James F.
Daley, Edward F.
Connolly, Thomas T.
Daley, Eugene P.
Connor, Charles H.
Daly, Charles E.
Connor, Christopher D.
Daly, John A.
Connor, Roy E., Lieut.
Dallin, Arthur Murray
Connor, John H.
Dallin, Edwin Bertram, Ensign
Connors, Eugene C.
Dalton, Francis Leo, Lieut.
Cook, Fred R., Lieut.
Danforth, Charles P.
Cook, Stanwood Hilliard
Daniels, Michael A.
Cook, Robert P.
Davis, Roy S. Dawes, Irving D.
Cooper, Frederick M.
Day, Michael J.
Costa, Nicodemus
Day, William P.
Cousens, Louis H., Ensign
Dewire, Thomas F.
Cox, Edward W. Cox, Matthew M.
Dearborne, Clyde Dickey, Rodman
Coyle, Benedict A.
Dickson, Thomas W.
Coyne, Edward J. B.
Dickson, William
Coyne, Joseph J.
Dill, Harold T.
Crandall, Charles N.
Dill, Howard B.
*Currier, Durant S. Currier, George C.
Collins, Leonard
Crockett, David Croke, Allan B. Croke, Jay W. Crosby, Walter C.
Commbes, Perley T.
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Dineen, Charles D.
Doane, Foster P., Jr.
Dodge, David I. Dodge, Malcolm D. Dolan, Edward
Dolan, Philip
Donahue, Dennis I., C. P. O.
Donnelly, Thomas J., Jr., En- sign
Dotten, John A. 1
Doughty, Charles H., Jr.
Doughty, James Russell Dowd, James F.
Downs, Alfred H.
Fleming, Frank P.
Doyle, William D.
Drea, John Patrick
Dresselly, John W.
Duff, Joseph Leroy
Duffy, Joseph J.
Flynn, Charles A. Flynn, John J. Folan, John H.
Duggan, Roger P.
Foote, Alexander
DuLong, Frank
Francis, Charles O.
Fraser, Minot S.
Fraser, Paul
Freeman, Herbert F.
Fredette, Arthur
Freeman, Robert
Freeman, Thomas 2 Freeman, Warren E.
French, Oscar W. Friedman, Harry S.
Friedrich, Valentine 1
Frost, Henry Bradley, Lieut.
Furdon, Patrick J.
Furdon, William J.
Gaddis, Robert J. Gahm, Joseph H. Gallagher, Cornelius S. Gallagher, Francis J.
1
Dunbar, Philip W., Captain Duncan, David Dupont, Felix O. Durling, H. Raymond Dyer, Harold P.
Edwards, Arthur Edwards, Lester Warren Edwards, Minot R. Edwards, Roland W. Eeles, Frank A. Ekmark, Herbert E. W. Elfstrom, Edward Elliot, Edgar M. Elliott, Claude V. Embloom, Frank Engel, Carleton B. Estey, John W.
Fallon, Frederick B. Famolari, Antonio Famolari, Joseph P. Famolari, Camelo Famolari, Leo Farrington, Anthony T. Feenan, John P. Fenochetti, Dominic *Finn, Thomas J., Corp. Fitzgerald, John J. Fitzpatrick, Frank W. Fitzpatrick, James Fleming, Charles M:
Fleming, George W. Flewelling, Milton F., Jr.
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ROLL OF HONOR
Gallanis, George J. Gallerani, Joseph Gamester, Ellsworth Gamester, William H. Garside, Frank Gauley, Alexander M. Gay, Frederick M.
Gayton, Harry B.
Geary, John M.
Geary, Maurice J. Gee, Percy J.
George, Louis E.
Hallowell, John
Hamilton, Issac James
Hancock, Jonathan Chalmers Hand, Joseph H. Handy, Allen R.
Hanscom, Warren K.
Hardy, Rodney T.
Hardy, Wilfred
Hargrove, Charles
Goodrich, Robert L.
Goodwin, Lloyd L.
Goodwin, Roy R.
Goodwin, Stuart Gorell, James A.
Gordon, Herbert
Gordon, Robert A. Gott, Claude C. Gott, Chester M. Gott, Osmond D. *Grady, John J. Grannan, Walter R. Graves, Walter E. Griffin, Edward Griffin, John Grows, Frank H. Guarantee, Albert V. *Gunnar, Ryrholm Guibord, Louis W.
Guild, Everett J. Gustafson, Carroll B. Gustafson, George E. Gustafson, Paul
Hadley, Russell W.
Hall, Daniel C.
Hall, George R. Hall, Roger T.
Hallice, Thomas A. Hallberg, Alexander
George, Walter E.
Gilbridge, Howard Gilchrist, Frank E. Gillespie, Andrew Gleason, Clifford R. Glidden, John P. Gilbert, Bert E. Gilbert, Fred W.
Harriman, Charles H.
Harty, William F.
Harwood, Harold K. Harvey, Albra W. Harvey, Charles A. Harvey, Warren L. Harvey, William L. Harwood, Charles A. Harwood, Frank M. Harwood, Kenneth L. Hatch, Frank W. Hatfield, Samuel J. Hatfield, Ralph A. Hayes, Dennis J. Hayes, Thomas P. Healey, Edmund J. Heaney, Patrick James Heaney, Thomas J. Heartz, Leslie C.
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Heckbert, Leslie Henderson, Warren J.
Hennessey, Andrew L. Higgins, Frederick C. Higgins, Gordon S. Higgins, Stanley A. Hill, Frederick W., Lieut.
Hill, Harold B. Hill, Irving S. Hill, Roland A. Hill, Roy C.
Hodgdon, Donald F.
Hodgdon, Frank W., Jr., Lieut. Hodgdon, Richard W.
*Holbrook, Marshall S., Major Holian, Edward N.
Holian, James Holt, Walter
Hooper, Herbert E.
Horne, Francis E.
Howell, Herbert W.
Howk, George N.
Howland, Gilman F. Hoyt, Chester E.
Hubert, Eli
Hubert, George
Hubert, Joseph
Hudson, Henry
Hunn, Edward B.
Hunn, Walter S.
Hunt, Robert B.
Hurley, John
Hurley, Timothy F.
Hurley, Wilfred C. Hurley, William Hutchinson, Edward
Hutchinson, Herbert L.
Hutchinson, John G.
Hutchinson, Walter K., Jr.
Hynes, William I. Hyslop, John
Ingebretson, John S. Isley, Warren L. Ireland, Allen Gilbert Irwin, Edward A.
Jardine, George L. Jardine, Wilton S. Jean, Ernest G. Jefferson, Charles P.
Jefferson, Harry Jenkins, Oswald W. Jennings, Richard A. Jewett, J. Winthrop Johnson, August A. Johnson, Carl J., Jr. Johnson, Edward A. Johnson, Ellsworth Johnson, Ernest V.
Johnson, Franklin W.
Johnson, Gustav A.
Jones, Harvey T. Jordanides, Alexander Jost, Nelson M. Jukes, Edward W.
Jukes, Harry
Jukes, Walter R.
Jukes, Warien L.
Keaney, John B.
Keefe, Richard A.
Keefe, William H.
Keezer, Louis Kelley, Edward F.
Kelley, George
Kelley, Joseph J.
Kelley, Leo A.
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ROLL OF HONOR
Kelly, James Kelly, John L. Kelly, Michael Kelly, Robert J.
Larkin, Harry E. Larson, Einar T. LaRue, Lucien H. Law, George
Kellogg, Stanley K.
Law, Moses
Keenan, Emmet J.
Leahy, Edward
Kendall, Frank D.
Leahy, Daniel, Jr.
Kenna, Joseph W.
Leahy, John W.
Leary, Arthur E.
Kenna, Henry Leo Kenneson, Albert C. *Kenneson, Albert R., Lieut. Kenney, Walter T. Kennedy, Charles Louis
Learned, R. Gordon
Leary, Cornelius F., Jr.
Lennon, Albert E.
Lennon, Walter
Kenniston, Edward
Lindberg, Carl L.
Kenniston, George T.
Lindberg, Clifford
Kerrigan, Edward I eo
Linekin, Donald A.
Kimball, A. Allen, Ensign
Litchfield, John T.
Kimball, Harold F.
Livingstone, Alton H. Livingstone, Elmo G.
King, Austin J.
Livingstone, J. Stanley
King, Lawrence S.
Lockhart, William W.
King, Leonard H.
Lombard, Michael W.
King, Paul J.
Lombard, Nathan C.
King, Thomas W.
Long, Adna Long, Harold C.
Kinsman, Harold L.
Kirlan, Frederick M., Sergeant Kirlin, William W. Klinger, Albert R.
Lorentzen, Ralph S. Lowder, William H. Lowe, Edward
Lowe, John E.
Lowe, George H., Jr., Lieut.
Luciano, Angelo
Lufkin, O. Garland
Lusk, Robert J. Lusk, Vincent P.
Lynch, Alphonse D. Lynch, Justin A.
Lyons, Arthur F.
Lyons, John J., Jr. Lyons, Walter J.
Klinger, George W.
Koenig, Charles H.
Krugen, Louis
Ladd, Charles P., Jr. Ladd, Gerard B. Lamberton, John Landall, Abel E. Lane, Edward D. Lengill, Chester M. Lantz, George E.
King, Alexander R.
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MacConnell, James H.
Mackenzie, Archibald L.
Mackinnon, Parker
Maclaren, Philip B.
Madden, Joseph J. Madsen, John G.
Maffec, Michele
McCarthy, William J., Lieut.
Maguire, Charles J.
McCarthy, George E.
Mahoney, David E.
McCarthy, James E.
Mahoney, Francis M.
McCarthy, John F.
Mahoney, John L.
McConnell, George
Mahoney, John
McDonnell, William
Mahoney, Patrick J.
McEwen, Harry A.
Mahoney, Thomas J.
McGarry, James F.
Marcus, Abraham
McGarry, John D.
Marden, Harold H.
McGee, Clifford H.
Marden, Ralph B.
McGurl, Felix
Marks, Rodney
McGrath, Edward F.
Marple, Howard A.
McKelocy, Frank J.
Marsden, William Hoyt
McLaren, Philip
Marston, Marshall P.
McLean, Kenneth
Marshall, Lawrence B.
McLean, Melbourne J.
Martin, John
McLeod, Kenneth F.
Marrigan, Edward J.
*Marrigan, Michael
McNamara, Fred W.
Marrigan, John J.
McNamara, George E.
Marrigan, William T.
McNamara, Harold B.
Mason, Iovry H.
McNamara, John F.
McNamara, William J.
Maugher, Roy May, J. Joseph
McNichol, Chester J.
Mead, Edward A.
Maynard, Charles N.
McAdam, James E.
Mead, Sumner A.
McArdle, Bernard P.
Mead, Varnum C.
Mead, Thomas F.
McArthur, Edward McAuley, Ralph M. McCaddin, John A.
Meagher, Frederick A.
Meagher, Thomas F., Jr.
Meaney, Joseph J.
Meharg, Frederick J.
Meikle, Gordon
McCaffery, Matthew McCarthy, Arthur C. McCarthy, Charles A., Jr.
McCarthy, Charles H. McCarthy, Edward D. McCarthy, Eugene J. *McCarthy, John, Jr. McCarthy, Justin J.
McCarthy, Frank L., Lieut.
McManis, George H., Lieut.
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Meikle, James Mellin, Carl F.
Mellin, Conrad W.
Merrigan, Michael S.
Merrigan, William J.
Merrill, Frank M.
Meyers, Howard A.
Michaels, Ralph W.
Miller, Frederick S.
Miller, George E. Miller, John W.
Nix, Walter L., Ensign
Nixon, Wallace W.
Noy, Richard D.
Nugent, John F.
Mellerstrom, Stanley Moore, Arthur
Oberle, Frank C.
Moore, Charles D.
O'Brien, James
Moore, Merrill
O'Brien, John. I.
Moran, William E.
O'Brien, John J.
Morgan, Garfield
O'Brien, Thomas Edward
Morrison, Frank B.
O'Brien, William
Morrissey, Francis
O'Connor, Charles M.
Odenweller, Parks
Mulherin, Joseph A. Mullane, Harry C.
Olson, Arthur
Mullane, William F.
Olson, Dana A.
Mullin, Frederick S. Murch, Joseph H. Murphy, Andrew
Olson, Ralph Henry Onthank, A. Heath
Orlando, Frederick Osgood, Forrest
Oxner, Brenton W.
Murphy, Jeremiah J. Murphy, Charles C. Murphy, Daniel E. Murphy, John A. Murray, Benjamin
Murray, Bernard Murray, George E.
Murray, Roy Melvin
Murray, Robert R. Musgrave, Howard G.
Neas, Ralph E.
Nelson, Carl L.
Nelson, Charles
Neville, Francis J.
Nichols, John J.
Nix, John J. Nix, Joseph P.
Miller, William Alfred
Millin, Frederick S.
Moir, James G., Jr.
Morse, Allan L. Morse, David L.
Moynihan, James F.
*O'Donnell, Charles N. Oliver, Francis M.
Olsen, Philip C.
Panis, Stavre G. Paradis, Joseph H. Paradis, Leo F. Parkinson, John P. C. Parmenter, Floyd S.
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Parragona, James
Plaisted, Webster
Partridge, George S.
Pond, George R.
Patten, Roscoe E.
Pond, Lawrence G.
Patterson, Albert D.
Porell, George Henry
Patterson, Harry J.
Porter, Gardner L.
Peabody, Clinton W.
Potter, Robert G.
Peak, Fred W.
Powell, John R.
Pearce, Herbert S.
Powers, James J.
Peaslee, Wendell M.
Powers, John N.
Pederson, Neil A. F.
Prendergast, Jobn T.
Prendergast, Thomas C.
Priest, Frank J.
Peirce, Arthur B.
Preston, Thomas C.
Peirce, Horace W.
Peirce, Laurence L.
Peirce, Walter T.
Pelland, Joseph Z. A.
Pelletier, Henry D.
Percy, Frederick B.
Percy, David T., Jr.
Percy, George Almy, Lieut.
Percy, Minot S.
Perkins, Frank W.
Perley, Harold M.
Perley, John M.
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