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The addition proposed for the Vose School could not be ready for occupation for more than a year, and if the Town votes to authorize it, we recommend that our com- mittee, together with the Committees on Enlargement of the Town Hall and on Gymnasium, be discharged. If time does not solve the problems with which they have been dealing, it will at least change them, and the Town can consider them in the light of the new conditions.
Mr. Russell believes that if the Town approves the plan of the School Building Committee, the basement of the proposed gymnasium should be excavated and bowling alleys installed. He signs the report with this
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REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF SEVEN
understanding. Mr. Robbins would like to have the work of excavation done at the present time, but would postpone the construction of alleys.
CHARLES S. PIERCE, REGINALD L. ROBBINS, ROBERT L. RAYMOND, WM. B. THURBER, JAMES S. RUSSELL
GEO. M. ANDERSON, JAMES S. GALLAGHER,
Committee.
REPORT OF THE HIGHWAY COMMITTEE TO THE SELECTMEN
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MILTON, MASS., December 31, 1915. Selectmen of Milton:
GENTLEMEN :- Last March the Town passed the fol- lowing vote:
ARTICLE 10. Voted, That a committee of five be appointed, to consist of one member of the Board of Selectmen, to be chosen by said board, the Superintendent of Streets ex officio, and three citizens at large to be appointed by the Mod- erator, to consider the question of the highways of the Town including construction, mainte- nance, system of bookkeeping, and such other matters, including any permanent policies as may appear to it wise, and to report its findings and recommendations in print, on or before January 1, 1916, to the Selectmen. Such report to be dis- tributed among the citizens of the Town as widely as the Selectmen deem expedient and the cost of such printing to be paid for out of the printing account.
The Selectmen named Mr. Russell to represent them, and Mr. Spates became a member of the committee on May 1, when made Superintendent of Streets. Messrs. Parsons, Rockwell, and Will were appointed by Mod- erator R. F. Herrick.
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The committee organized by electing Mr. Rockwell Chairman and Mr. Parsons Secretary.
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REPORT OF THE HIGHWAY COMMITTEE
LIST OF ALL PUBLIC WAYS IN THE TOWN OF MILTON
Name of Street
From
To
Length between Termini
Length of Second Roadway
Adams St.
Milton Village
Quincy line
2.126
Artwill St.
Randolph Ave.
Reedsdale Rd.
.179
Atherton St.
Canton Ave.
Brush Hill Rd.
.625
Austin St.
Blue Hill Ave.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
.094
Babcock St.
Adams St.
Hollis St.
.089
Bates Rd.
Granite Pl.
Belcher Circle
.094
Beacon St.
Smith Rd.
Boston line
.06
Beal's Court
Edge Hill Rd.
Bryant Ave.
. 056
Belcher Circle
off Granite Pl.
.208
Blue Hill Ave.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
Canton Ave.
3.323
Blue Hill Terrace St.
Blue Hill Ave.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
.246
Brackett St.
Granite Pl.
Washington St.
.104
Bradlee Rd.
Brush Hill Rd.
Blue Hill Ave.
.625
Brook Rd.
Adams St.
Brush Hill Rd.
2.982
Brook Hill Rd.
Canton Ave.
Eliot St.
.265
Brookside Pk.
off Brook Hill Rd.
.075
Brush Hill Rd.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
Canton Ave.
3.863
Bryant Ave.
Adams St.
Quincy line
.284
Bunton Pl.
off Brackett St.
.066
Canton Ave.
Adams St.
Canton line
4.651
Capen St.
off Eliot St.
.303
Central Ave.
Boston line
Thacher St.
1.214
Centre St.
Adams St.
Canton Ave.
1.41
Cheever St.
Brush Hill Rd.
Blue Hill Ave.
.227
Church St.
off Adams St.
189
Church Pl.
Church St.
Belcher Circle
.056
Churchill's Lane
Adams St.
Centre St.
.53
Clapp St.
Central Ave.
Thacher St.
.331
Columbia Pk.
off Brook Rd.
.053
Columbine Rd.
Central Ave.
Eliot St.
.473
Dana Ave.
Brush Hill Rd.
Boston line
.089
Dollar Lane
Canton Ave.
Blue Hill Ave.
.075
Dyer Ave.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
Warren Ave.
.28-
Eaton St.
Washington St.
Quincy line
.085
Edge Hill Rd.
Adams St.
Pleasant St.
.795
Eliot St.
Adams St.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
1.42
Eliot Circle
off Eliot St.
.039
Elm St.
off Canton Ave.
. 113
Fairmount Ave.
Brush Hill Rd.
Boston line
.104
Frothingham St.
Canton Ave.
Brook Rd.
.198
Grafton Ave.
off Edge Hill Rd.
.241
Granite Ave.
Adams St.
Squantum St. and
500 ft. each side of R.R. crossing .574
.05€
.720
.909
.795 .253
.220
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REPORT OF THE HIGHWAY COMMITTEE
Name of Street.
From
To
Length between Termini
Length of Second Roadway
Granite Pl.
off Adams St.
.274
Green St.
Canton Ave.
Canton line .132
Gun Hill Rd.
Centre St.
Pleasant St.
.549
Harland St.
Canton Ave.
Hillside St.
omitting Metropolitan Park taking
.941
High St.
Canton Ave.
Eliot St.
.113
Highland St.
Canton Ave.
Randolph Ave. 1.022
Hillside St.
Randolph Ave.
Canton line
omitting Metropolitan Park taking
1.524
Hinckley Rd.
Central Ave.
Eliot St.
.53
Hollis St.
Adams St.
Edge Hill Rd. .164
Houston Ave.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
Playground .34
Huntington Rd.
off Edge Hill Rd.
.179
Hutchinson St.
Adams St.
Randolph Ave.
.075
Kahler Ave.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
Thacher St.
.19
Lincoln St.
Brook Rd.
Thacher St.
.151
Maple St.
Central Ave.
Oak Rd.
.284
Mechanic St.
Adams St.
Willard St.
.104
Metropolitan Ave.
Brush Hill Rd.
Boston line .284
Milton St.
Blue Hill Ave.
Boston line
.606
Morton Pl.
off Morton Rd.
.066
Morton Rd.
Canton Ave.
Morton Pl.
.087
North Russell St.
Randolph Ave.
Russell St.
.104
Oak St.
Brush Hill Rd.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
.227
Oak Rd.
Eliot St.
Valley Rd.
.123
Orono St.
Thacher St.
Playground .053
Otis St.
Adams St.
Edge Hill Rd.
.34
Petersburg Ave.
off Squantum St.
.056
Pierce St.
Adams St.
Willard St.
.17
Pleasant St.
Adams St.
Randolph Ave.
1.617
.738
Randolph Ave.
Adams St.
Quincy line
3.181
1.336
Reed St.
Randolph Ave.
Highland St.
.104
Reedsdale Rd.
Canton Ave.
Pleasant St.
.7
.7
Robbins St.
Brush Hill Rd.
Canton Ave.
.653
Rockview Rd.
Eliot St.
Valley Rd.
.085
Russell St.
Canton Ave.
Randolph Ave.
.151
School St.
Randolph Ave.
Central Ave.
.530
Sheldon St.
State St.
Quincy line
.156
Smith Rd.
Brush Hill Rd.
Beacon St.
.284
Spafford Rd.
Highland St.
Reedsdale Rd.
.208
Squantum St.
Adams St.
Quincy line
.53
State St.
Bryant Ave.
Grafton Ave.
.071
Thacher St.
Canton Ave.
Brook Rd.
.909
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REPORT OF THE HIGHWAY COMMITTEE
Length between Termini
Length of Second Roadway
Tucker St.
Brush Hill Rd.
Blue Hill Ave.
. 124
Valley Rd.
Eliot St.
Central Ave.
.284
Vose's Lane
Brook Rd.
Centre St.
.246
Walnut St.
White St.
Clapp St.
.179
Warren Ave.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
Playground
.312
Washington St.
off Adams St.
-
.265
Webster PI.
off Babcock St.
-
.056
West Side Rd.
Brook Hill Rd.
Morton Rd.
.151
Wharf St.
off Adams St.
-
.075
White St.
Canton Ave.
Brook Rd.
.322
.322
White Lawn Ave.
off Canton Ave.
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For the purpose of this report the committee thinks it best to consider in detail only the main thoroughfares, leaving the needs of the other roads to be met by the Street Department as occa- sion demands.
LIST OF MAIN THOROUGHFARES
From
To
Length between Termini
Miles at present rebuilt
Miles to be rebuilt
Adams St.
Milton Village
Quincy line
2.126
.693
1.433
Blue Hill Ave.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
Canton Ave.
3.323
3.323
Brook Rd.
Adams St.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
2.736 }
1.478
1.978
Brook Rd. 2d rdy.
Central Ave.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
.720 S
Brush Hill Rd.
Blue Hills Pkwy.
Canton Ave.
3.863
3.863
Canton Ave.
Adams St.
Canton line
4.651
1.019
3.632
Central Ave.
Boston line
Brook Rd.
.954
.397
.557
Centre St.
Adams St.
Canton Ave.
1.41
.34
1.07
Edge Hill Rd.
Adams St.
Pleasant St.
.795
-
.795
Eliot St.
Adams St.
Blue Hills Pkwy. 1.42
.253
1.167
Granite Ave.
Adams St.
Squantum St. and
500 ft. each side of R.R. crossing
.574
.574
Pleasant St.
Edge Hill Rd.
Reedsdale Rd.
.738
.738
Randolph Ave.
Adams St.
Quincy line
3.181
.929
2.252
Reedsdale Rd.
Canton Ave.
Pleasant St.
.7
.132
.568
Wharf St.
off Adams St.
at Lower Mills
.075
.075
White St.
Brook Rd.
Canton Ave.
.322
.322
Miles 27.588
5.241
22.347
Willard St.
Adams St.
Quincy line
.281
Williams Ave.
Brush Hill Rd.
Boston line
.066
Woodland Rd.
off Canton Ave.
.132
Miles 49.253
6.049
Name of Street.
From
To
Total mileage 55.302
.075
Name of Street
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REPORT OF THE HIGHWAY COMMITTEE
From the above list it will be seen that the Town has 27.588 miles of roadway which in the opinion of the com- mittee should be considered main thoroughfares.
Of this 5.241 miles have been rebuilt recently with modern bituminous macadam, leaving 22.347 miles of main thoroughfares which should be put in condition to withstand present-day traffic as soon as possible. The committee recommends that these streets be rebuilt with bituminous macadam on a proper foundation.
The average cost of doing this work will probably be in the neighborhood of $12,000 per mile of 18-foot road- way, making a total of about $268,000.
The committee recommends that this work be spread over a period of five years, and that the money needed each year be raised by taxation.
By the construction of these main roads as recom- mended above, the annual cost of maintaining them will be greatly decreased.
Openings for water, sewers, gas, electricity, and other public or private utilities should be made in our public ways with great care, and all resurfacing in connection with such openings should be done by the Street De- partment at the expense of the party or parties making the opening.
The books of account in the offices of the Selectmen and Superintendent of Streets have been examined and seem well suited for the purposes of current receipts and disbursements.
The committee suggests that a street record book be started so that the facts concerning each public way may be readily available. Such a book together with suitable plans and maps should prove increasingly valuable.
Respectfully submitted, CHARLES R. ROCKWELL, Chairman, SIDNEY A. PARSONS, Secretary, JAMES S. RUSSELL, HENRY A. SPATES, DUNCAN F. WILL,
Committee.
TOWN OF MILTON ART COMMITTEE
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
The Art Committee of the Town begs to report as follows for the year 1915 :-
The committee was called to pass upon the model of the proposed municipal gymnasium, and on February 27 held this examination. It was then voted to send to the chairman of the committee having the gymnasium proposition in charge a preliminary approval of the model as submitted.
Other than this the committee has not been requested to pass upon any municipal structure, work of art or ornament, as provided for by law.
Very respectfully,
HENRY FORBES BIGELOW, Chairman Art Committee.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Registry of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, in 1915 BIRTHS
The whole number of births registered in 1915 (returned by physicians as by law required) was 136 (males, 71; females, 65), as follows:
Date, 1915
Names
Date, 1915
Names
Jan.
2
Helen Margaret Dolaneske
April 1
Katherine Florence
5
Ellen Hodgdon Hill
McLean
6
Alice Louise Clark
4
Ruth Geraldine Rush
12
Mary Brunese Dolaneske
8
Kathleen Marie Murphy
16
Arthur H. Weed
10
Wilkins
16
(Unnamed) Snow
10
Mildred Lillian Myers
16 Barbara Marsh
11 Bonnbye Alma Morgan
23
Grace Everilda Ford
12
Herbert Russell Webber
25
Wendal Malcolm
14
James Francis Duggan
29
Gretchen West
17
Mary Marguerite Grau- stuck
Feb.
1
Nathan Barrett Little
20
Rabbitts
1
Nathelina Mclellan
21 Richard Philip Cummings
2
John Robert Welsh
26 Eleanor Helena Nelson
28 Norman Bradford Shaw
29
Carlo Serighelli
19
Priscilla Akerman Palfrey
May 2
Evelyn Ruth Good
21
Christian Carson Febiger, Jr.
3 Edwin Holmes Bowley
Mar. 1 (Unnamed) Williams
7
Daniel Leary
10 Vincent Cahill
10 Marjorie Elizabeth Bates
12 Roy E. Harriman
14 George Fred Groezinger
17 Ernest Campbell Morgan
15 Richard Pier
19 William Quinn
16 Katherine McGrath
25 Joseph S. Dunning
18 Alvah Day Snow, Jr.
27
Richard McCarthy
20 Gertrude Ethel Driscoll
28 Marguerite Cloney
27 Charles S. Davis, 3rd
29
Carleton Rubira Rich- mond, Jr.
27 Dorothy Alison Robie
30
Evelyn Bent
30 Marie Elizabeth Collins
April 1
(Unnamed) Taber
31 Einar Henning Olander
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21 Donald Sandow Dodd
5 George Philip Morris
24 Earl Webster Holdstock
7 Richard Francis Walsh
12
Leonard Hollis Minot
19
Agnes Elizabeth Jacob
3 Mary Murphy
30
Francis Washburn Bartol
28 Louise Van Ham
219
VITAL STATISTICS
Date, 1915
Names
Date, 1915
Names
June 7
William David Kearney. Jr.
Sept. 28 30
Clifford Perley Jenkins
7
Robert Francis McAteer
Oct.
4
Ruth Ellsworth
9
Amelia Forbes
6
Rachel Worthington
12
Phyllis Arlene Colpitts
Brooks
13
John Raymond Ladd
10
Ralph Oulton Sanford
14
Bertha Irene Methven
13
Edward William Bos- worth
twins
22
Christopher Gray
13
Ellen Louise Bosworth
25
James Burke
17
Marjorie Eddlen
28
Edmund Charles Wickham
20
Archibald Mason Blodgett
30
Geoffrey Gordon Whitney
22
William Oliver Clough
1
(Unnamed) Flaherty
25
Arthur Merrill Allen, Jr.
3
Elinor Woodbury
26
Francis French Brooks
4
Eleanor Tileston Eustis
27
Ruth Gertrude Blondell
6
Clarence Wadsworth Rol- lins
Nov. 1
Caroline Margaret Peter- son
8
John Wilson Parker
1
Arthur Wallace Rice, Jr.
13
Jerome Mackey Gallagher
7
Grace Christine Lincoln
19
James O'Leary
9
Francis Edwin Lenihan
25
Alice Elizabeth Lindsay
15
Ruth Alson Locklin
26
Susan Howe Dalton
17
John Gibb Copeland
Aug.
1 4
John Henry Clifford
18
Malcolm Terrill Robinson
Frank Wilmonte Johnson, Jr.
21
Hubert Laurence Craig
4
Charlotte Virginia French
21
Mclellan
5
Katherine E. Chaffee
23
Martha Rogerson
8 Pearl Ellis
25
John Francis Hannigan
8
Emery Lawrence Cushing
27
Eleanor Sawyer
10
Irene Eunice Beck
Dec. 2
Alice May Byrne
11
Peter Angelo Seraghelli
3
Baby Baker
18 James Timothy Moriarty
7
Francis Rogerson King
25
(Unnamed) McLeod
7
Samuel John Vassalli
30
Margery Abell
19
Arnold Martinus Kenseth, Jr.
Sept. 6
Helen Fay Martin
24
Ernest Russell Snow
11
Mary Concannon
26
Bohm
14
(Unnamed) Zaniboni
30
Watson
21
Thomas William Barry
31
Thomas Robert Shewell
26
Marian Janette Fregeau
19
(Unnamed) Strong
8
Ruth Christina Fitzpat- rick
25
Edith Prescott Drury
21
Henry Bartlett Horne
July
Frances Wilma Crosby
220
VITAL STATISTICS
ADDENDUM
The following three births not being received in time for insertion in the 1914 Town Report, are herewith appended:
Date, 1914
Names
Date, 1914
Names
June 21 Nov. 22
Marjorie Eleanor Hoy Alfred Joseph Hebert
Dec. 20
George H. Watson
MARRIAGES
The whole number of marriages registered in Milton for the year 1915, was 90, as follows:
Jan. 20. Elmer Lindvall of Milton, and Lillian Jane Adams of Quincy.
24. Israel J. Rubin of Boston, and Rachel Lilienstern of Milton.
27. James D. Milne of Boston, and Grace L. Sangster of Milton.
Feb. 3. John Raymond Callahan of Milton, and Teresa Helen McMullen of Boston.
10. Guy Wallace Woodworth of Milton, and Barbara M. A. Benit of Boston.
Mar. 20. Chester Hunt Sears of Milton, and Edith Alberta Hubbard of Cambridge.
April 7. Patrick Henry Donahue of Milton, and Nora Agnes Connolly of Newton.
8. Roy Bent and Jennie Gertrude Cook, both of Milton.
10. Charles Thomas Partelow of Milton, and Anna M. G. Smith of Newton.
14. Orrin Teed of Randolph, and Anna Atkinson of Milton.
18. Alfred Bunnell Keith of Milton, and Freda Augusta Adams of Quincy.
23. Bert Horace Mansfield of Milton, and Mary Etta Sherman of Woburn.
24. George Graham of Scituate, and Elizabeth Innis of Milton.
28. Everett Gordon Thompson, and Dorothy Mildred Golding, both of Milton.
28. Henry E. Spinney of Boston, and Myrtle R. Teed of Milton.
28. James Joseph Murphy of Boston, and Ellen Elizabeth Fitz- patrick of Milton.
May 8. David Chalmers Moore of Cleveland, Ohio, and Cora Abby Tilden of Milton.
19. Ludvig Simonsen of Milton, and Agnes Margaret Nielson of Boston.
19. William L. Haines, and Myra F. Cheney, both of Milton.
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VITAL STATISTICS
May 23. Walter Wesley Flavin of Boston, and Elsie Caroline Simpson of Milton.
29. Walter E. Tarr, and Ethel Hunter Dunn, both of Milton.
June 1. Harold Farquhar Furber of Milton, and Annie Mary DeWolfe of Melrose.
2. Harold Lapham Fabian of Milton, and Miriam Leland Burford of Boston.
6. Fred F. Barry of Milton, and Marie Elizabeth McAndrew of Boston.
7. Gordon Clark of Boston, and Amy Beatrice Stobbart of Milton.
9. Augustus Smith Cobb of Milton, and Mary Christine Converse of Newton.
14. Gerald H. Beard of Minneapolis, and Inez A. Lowe of Milton.
14. Edwin J. Lenihan of Milton, and Lillian Mildred Keddy of Quincy.
16. Edwin W. Hurd of Boston, and Marion H. Wakefield of Milton.
17. Jacob Haid, and Emma L. M. Powers, both of Milton.
19. Francis Earl Corkum of Everett, and Ruth Lorson Fredericks of Milton.
23. Willard Clark Banks of Boston, and Marie Nicholson of Milton.
24. Frank B. Esau, and Gladys Isabell Jardine, both of Milton.
26. Walter F. Sherlock of Milton, and Eloise N. Raymond of Quincy.
27. George C. Wachtler of Milton, and Bessie A. Brown of Boston.
27. Dennis O. Donovan, and Marie J. Cahalane, both of Milton.
29. Milton A. Dupony of Providence, R. I., and Rachel A. Shap- leigh of Milton.
29. George Richards Minot of Boston, and Marian Linzee Weld of Milton.
30. Thomas Coughlan of Middleton, Conn., and Mary A. Hurley of Milton.
30. Charles L. A. Splaine of Milton, and Julia A. Murphy of Boston.
July 10. Stanley Cobb of Milton, and Elizabeth M. Almy of Cambridge. 14. Ora M. Snell of Lowell, and Mary Adams Breck of Milton.
14. Ralph H. Prouty of Boston, and Eleanor Kleberg of Milton.
26. William A. McGuire of Milton, and Theresa Hannon of Boston.
28. Howard Taylor Smith of Milton, and Bertha Corey Richardson of Melrose.
Aug. 2. Thomas William Peno of Boston, and Katherine Agnes Quinn of Milton.
3. Alvah Randell Cummings of Bridgewater, and Jennie B. West of Milton.
4. Royal N. Davenport of Milton, and Anna Robson McEachern of Boston.
10. John Edward Mullen, Jr., of Quincy, and Theresa Annie Condon of Milton.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Aug. 15. William Harold Schwarz, and Marjorie Louise Dennett, both of Milton.
15. Joseph McCabe of Milton, and Julia Welsh of Boston.
16. John Winthrop Davis of Milton, and Rita Prentice Benson of Boston.
18. William A. Hampshire of Milton, and Charlotte A. Watkins of Boston.
Sept. 1. Frank S. White of Milton, and Rosamond May of Boston.
7. Thomas Joseph Hunter of Boston, and Alice Moxley of Milton.
8. Brett A. Small of Boston, and Kate C. Smith of Milton.
12. Thomas Francis Fallon, and Ida M. Shea, both of Milton.
13. John Wood Mutch of Milton, and Almira Matthews Faulkner of Boston.
18. John Manzoni of Milton, and Virginia Sguiliano of Quincy.
19. Dennis T. Breen of Boston, and Katherine F. O'Neil of Milton.
20. Herman H. Currier, and Gertrude M. Riley, both of Milton.
21. John Allan of Milton, and Kathleen W. Hemeon of Somerville.
22. Henry Paul Howard of Boston, and Jennie Louise Simpson of Milton.
24. John English of Milton, and Marguerite Sullivan of Boston.
25. Herbert Armstrong Poole of Japan, and Maya Lindsley of Milton.
25. Frederick A. Tucker of Milton, and Loretta E. Eager of Boston.
28. Alexander F. Fuller, and Ellen Fletcher, both of Milton.
29. Frank Davis Tirrell of Weymouth, and Hannah Isabelle Wigley of Milton.
30. Charles W. Jones of Milton, and Florence Whicher of Winthrop.
30. Murch M. Bronsdon, Jr., and Grace E. Mann, both of Milton.
2. Everett Sumner Hamlin of Boston, and Marion Eloise Nye of Milton.
3. John J. Sullivan of Milton, and Katherine Hannon of Brookline.
6. William J. Robertson, and Ethel Gertrude Lawton, both of Milton.
11. Robert P. Ochs of Boston, and Alberta Blanche Chase of Milton.
11. Timothy J. Murray, and Katherine Marie Gallagher, both of Milton.
12. Pierce Doyle of Boston, and Margaret Duffy of Milton.
14. Emory H. Farrington of Milton, and Helen Godfrey Bassett of Taunton.
17. William Barker Denison of Springfield, and Mary Theodora Deeker of Milton.
21. Thomas Francis O'Brien of Quincy, and Anna Beatrice Cash- man of Milton.
23. Eugene Smith Beless, and Sarah Annetta Cross, both of Milton.
Oct.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Oct. 24. Richard Leonard Silvenius of Milton, and Mary Ellen Gibbons of Brookline.
27. John Edmund Burke of Newton, and Helen A. Fagan McDonald of Milton.
Nov. 10. Daniel Duncan Forbes Will of Milton, and Nora Bridget Noonan of Boston.
17. Ashton F. McLeod, and Sadie M. Calvert, both of Milton.
24. Thomas McGetrick of Boston, and Elizabeth Kildunne of Milton.
27. Rollin Terry Read of Wilmington, Del., and Gertrude Milton Bent of Milton.
27. John J. Doherty of Milton, and Louise McGarry of Brookline. Dec. 14. Walter C. Atkins, and Ruth Vossmer, both of Milton.
24. William K. D. Zachorine of Milton, and Agnes C. Gustovsson of Boston.
26. Arlon D. Tibbetts of Boston, and Jennie L. N. Ewing of Milton.
DEATHS Whole Number, 102. Males, 56. Females, 46.
Date of Death
Names
Sex
Yrs.
Mos.
Days
1915
Jan.
1
(Unnamed) Holt. .
M
0
0
0
Milton
Stillborn Toxacmia
4
Katherine L. McCue ..
F
0
6
11
Milton
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
4
Annie M. Lennon.
F
18
3
28
Milton .
Toxæmia
14
Mary L. Stone.
F
43
2
14
Boston .
16
(Unnamed) Snow ...
F
0
0
0
Milton .
Stillborn
18
Frederick P. Forster.
M
63
5
1
Boston .
Arterio Sclerosis
20
Mary B. Carter. .
F
72
7
24
Westfield, Conn .. .
Arterio Sclerosis
22
Caroline B. Webster. . .
F
75
4
8
Quincy ..
Phthisis Pulmonalis Bilateral
24
Sally P. Fletcher.
F
35
2
28
Milton .
Cerebral Hemorrhage
27
Isabella McDonald.
F
60
7
4
Scotland. .
30
Patrick Halpin ..
M
74
9
15
Ireland .
Arterio Sclerosis
Feb.
1
Nathan B. Little.
M
0
0
0
Milton.
Lobar Pneumonia
7
Nathlic Mcclellan.
F
0
0
6
Milton.
Diabetic Coma
12
Roger G. Crossman.
M
16
9
27
Milton .
Septicemia
13
Dennie Meuse.
M
50
4
0
Nova Scotia. .
Arterio Sclerosis
19
Patrick Murphy . .
M
57
0
0
P. E. Island.
Carcinoma Thyroid Gland
24
Catherine Peterson .
F
82
3
13
Hyde Park, Vt ..
Gunshot Wound
25
Charles G. White ..
M
64
7
25
Boston ...
12
Boston. .
Stillborn
Mar.
1
(Unnamed) Williams .. .
F
0
0
0
Milton .
Cancer of Stomach
1
William J. Kelley ..
M
53
0
0
Ireland.
Chronic Bronchitis
6
Willard L. Cates. .
M
60
11
13
Rockland, Me ..
Tuberculosis of Lungs
11
Herman Scully ..
M
0
11
7
Boston ..
Lobar Pneumonia
15
Minnie E. Harriman .. .
F
38
6
12
17
Michael Courtney .
M
11
3
1
23
Hiram Tuell.
M
71
0
7
W. Sumner, Me.
26
Roy E. Harriman. .
M
0
0
14
Milton.
Premature Birth
29
Richard McCarthy.
M
0
-
0
2 Milton .
Uracmia
VITAL STATISTICS
La Grippe, Arterio Sclerosis
28
Annie E. Rca.
79
Nova Scotia. . Milton.
Chronic Endocarditis
Asthma, Acute Bronchitis
224
Age
Place of Birth
Disease
Cardio-Renal Disease
Prematurity
DEATHS-Continued
Date of Death
Names
Sex
Yrs.
Mos.
Days
191 )
Stillborn
April
1
(Unnamed) Taber.
F
0
0
0
Milton .
Malignant Tumor of Abdomen
1
Oliver D. Greene. .
M
54
3
30
Boston ..
Pernicious Anaemia
4
Martha J. Perry ..
F
52
10
0
Ireland ..
Angina Pectoris
9
Henry E. Sheldon.
M
63
1
29
11
Johnson R. Blair.
M
42
0
29
Nova Scotia.
Phthisis
13
George H. Bent.
M
71
1
2-4
Milton .
Myocarditis
16
Mary W. Willis.
F
79
9
2
Dorchester.
Carcinoma of Liver
17
Katherine E. Weatherbee
F
28
9
3
Chelsea .
Meningitis (Septic)
19
John R. Welsh .
M
0
2
17
Milton.
Chronic Indigestion
2-4
Edward M. Corner.
M
59
0
0
Canada. .
Cerebral Apoplexy
25
Mary Sullivan. .
F
70
0
0
Ireland. .
Myocarditis
29
Washington I. Tucker- man .
M
75
3
1
Ashburnham.
30
Ruth Cloney .
F
5
5
0
Boston . .
Unknown Male Infant.
M
0
0
1
May
2
Charles B. Lundquist. .
M
40
10
5
Sweden ..
Peritoneal and Reto-Peritoneal Hemorrhage
46 6
George L. Bauldry ..
M
53
2
0
Agnes L. Shaw ..
F
29
5
22
12
Mary J. Stacy,
F
92
1
1
14
George F. Groezinger . . Richard Pier ..
M
0
0
4 hrs.
15
James MacFarlane. . . .
M
84
14
15
Benjamin Swift.
M
69
6
18
20
Samnel Brown.
M
77
7
29
24
Mabel Ida Waring ..
F
42
0
10
27
Honora Lee. .
F
75
0
0
June
8
Ellen M. Wadsworth .. .
F
76
3
1
8
John J. Grounder. . . .
M
35
0
()
Farmington, Me ..
Exhaustion from General Paralysis
225
.
.
.
VITAL STATISTICS
Acute Dilatation of Heart
Convulsions Cerebral
Heart Weakness from Senility
Premature Birth
Congenital Heart Disease
15
Scotland.
Apoplexy
Acute Cardiac Dilatation
Nova Scotia.
Scotland. .
New Brunswick.
Ireland.
Hemiplegia following Apoplexy
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Milton . .
Chronic Endocarditis Epilepsey
Massachusetts.
Middleton ..
Concord.
M
0
0
1 hr.
Milton.
Milton .
Organic Disease of Heart Carcinoma
Age
Place of Birth
Disease
Milton .
. .
4
DEATHS-Continued
Date of Death
Names
Sex
Yrs.
Mos.
Days
1915
Pneumonia, Arterio Sclerosis
June
9
William Robert Ware. .
M
83
0
13
13
Elizabeth B. Swann. .
F
72
5
20
Charlestown.
Carcinoma of Lung Mitral Insufficiency
16
Nellie C. Collins ..
F
48
2
10
Weymouth.
Apoplexia
19
William B. Weston. .
M
84
11
29
Duxbury .
Cerebral Hemorrhage
20
James Clark.
M
67
0
0
Ireland. .
Lobar Pneumonia
25
John Vose. .
M
73
5
9
26
George Snowling. .
M
45
0
0
27
Michael Hansberry. ...
F
0
0
0
Milton.
Stillborn
July
1
(Unnamed) Flaherty .. . Martin A. Stone ..
M
73
9
12
Grafton.
Chronic Dysentery
15
Hezekiah Flood. .
M
62
0
0
26
Martin Lennon.
M
89
8
18
Ireland.
Uraemia
28
Albert A. H. Meredith.
M
65
3
13
Boston .
30
Frank Arthur Graves. .
M
56
6
15
Aug.
15
Emma J. Wellington .. .
F
64
9
14
F
1
7
3
23
Alice Joyce.
F
0
0
0
25
(Unnamed) Macleod. .
M
17
7
14
Boston.
30
Patrick J. Burns.
M
84
2
1
Sept.
4
James S. Allen
F
52
0
0
Ireland.
14
(Unnamed) Zaniboni .. .
M
0
0
0
Milton.
Stillborn Broncho Pneumonia
19
Louisa N. Bullard ..
F
92
8
0
Cambridge. .
29
Mildred D. Poole.
F
39
1
23
Portland, Me. .
Oct.
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