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ber of the General Court of the Commonwealth from the Town, the Moderator, the Town Clerk, the Members of the Board of Select- men, the Chairman of the School Committee, the Chairman of the Finance Committee, the Chairman of the Board of Public Works, the Chairman of the Municipal Light Board, the Chairman of the Board of Public Welfare, the Chairman of Trustees of the Public Library, the Chairman of the Board of Assessors, the Chairman of the Planning Board, the Chairman of the Board of Cemetery Trus- tees, the Chairman of the Board of Health, the Town Accountant, and the Town Counsel.
Boston, Mass. Dec. 22, 1944
The foregoing amendment to By-Laws is hereby approved.
ROBERT T. BUSHNELL,
Attorney-General
Article 3. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that in the conduct of Representative Town Meetings held by the Town, the following rules shall be observed relative to registered voters speaking at such meetings :
Rule 1. Any registered voter of the Town may speak at a Repre- sentative Town Meeting, having first identified himself to the Modera- tor as a registered voter of the Town.
Rule 2. Registered voters shall be given the privilege of speaking at such Representative Meetings after Town Meeting members who desire to speak upon the question under consideration have first been given an opportunity to do so.
Rule 3. No registered voter shall speak on any question more than five minutes without leave of the meeting.
Article 4. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted the Board of Selectmen be and they hereby are authorized and empowered to sell or otherwise dispose of, for demolition, upon such terms and conditions as they may determine, the Union Street School Building and said Board of Selectmen are further authorized and empowered to execute in the name and behalf of the Town any and all instruments which may be necessary to effectuate such sale or disposition.
Article 5. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of two hundred and fifty (250) dollars be appropriated by transfer- ring said sum from the unexpended balance in the Insurance Account, for the purpose of perfecting the title by registration in the Land Court of the parcel of land with the buildings thereon, owned by the Town, and being the premises known and designated as Number 35 Orange Street, in Reading, and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is au- thorized and instructed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
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Article 6. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the Board of Selectmen be and they hereby are authorized and empowered to sell upon such terms and conditions as they may determine the par- cel of land owned by the Town and situated at the Northeasterly junc- tion of Pearl and Charles Streets, in Reading, and estimated to contain 2,791 acres of land, and said Board of Selectmen are further author- ized and empowered to sign, seal, acknowledge and deliver in the name and behalf of the Town a good and sufficient deed conveying the land to the purchaser thereof.
Article 7. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of sixty-five (65) dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the unexpended balance in the Insurance Account to reimburse fireman Elmer A. Dykens, for expenses incurred by him for medical at- tendance, medicine, supplies and care occasioned by injuries sustained by him while in line of duty, and the Town Accountant be and he here- by is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Article 8. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of four hundred ($400) dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the unexpended balance in the Public Welfare General Aid Account for the construction of a temporary building for the keeping of stray and unlicensed dogs, such building to be erected on land lo- cated on Bay State Road at or near the residence of the dog officer, and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Article 9. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of three hundred (300) dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the unexpended balance in the Fire Alarm Extension Account to the Fire Department Maintenance Account and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 10. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of six hundred (600) dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the unexpended balance in the Veteran's Benefits Account to the Moth Department, and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 11. On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted that the sum of fifty-eight hundred and 91/100 (5800.91) dollars be appropriated from the amount on hand representing the proceeds derived from the sale of scrap, waste paper, and other materials collected for salvage, and to transfer said sum to be expended for the expense of such collections, and for any purpose relating to the welfare, benefit or commemorating or observing the service of persons who served in the Armed Forces of the United States during World War II and his or her dependents, such sum to be expended as may be determined from time to time, and under
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the direction of a committee consisting of the Board of Selectmen, the Chairman and the Secretary of the Salvage Committee, and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Article 12. Kenneth C. Latham moved that the sum of fifty thou- sand (50,000) dollars be appropriated from Surplus Revenue Account and transfer said sum for the purchase of War Bonds to establish a Post War Rehabilitation Fund as provided by Chapter 5 of the Acts of 1943 and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and in- structed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
On motion of Robert B. Perry it was voted that the. motion be amended to read $75,000.00 instead of $50,000.000.
Vote was then taken on the amended motion which was carried.
Article 13. On motion of Leon G. Bent it was voted that the sum of one hundred ninety-two (192) dollars be appropriated from the un- expended balance in the Insurance Account, and transfer said sum for payment of unpaid account of the Board of Health incurred in the year 1942, and the sum of forty-five (45) dollars be appropriated from the unexpended balance in the Insurance Account and transfer said sum for payment of unpaid account in the Veterans Benefits Department in- curred in the year 1940, and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sums to carry out the pur- poses of this vote.
Article 14. On motion of Leon G. Bent it was voted that the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00) be appropriated from the unexpended balance in Aid to Dependent Children Administrative Account and transferred to General Aid Administrative Account and that the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00) be appropriated from the unexpended bal- ance in Aid to Dependent Children Administrative Account, and trans- ferred to Old Age Assistance Administrative Account, and that the Town Accountant be, and he hereby is, authorized to make the necessary transfers to carry out the purposes of this vote.
Article 15. On motion of Irving C. Austin it was voted to indef- initely postpone this article.
Article 16. On motion of Irving C. Austin it was voted that the sum of twenty-five hundred (2500) dollars be appropriated by transferring said sum from the unexpended balance in the Public Welfare Old Age Assistance Account for the investigation and study of suitable sites for elementary school buildings, and for the preliminary plans and surveys and architectural and engineering advice and services which may be nec- essary for the construction of an elementary school building in the vi- cinity of Summer Avenue and Oak Street, and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to carry out the purpose of this vote.
Article 17. On motion of Irving C. Austin it was voted that tlie
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sum of one thousand (1000) dollars be appropriated from the unex- pended balance in the School General Salaries Account to the School General Maintenance Account, and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 18. On motion of Irving C. Austin it was voted that the sum of two thousand (2000) dollars be appropriated from the unexpended balance in the School General Salaries Account to the School Cafeteria Account, and the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sum to said account.
Article 19. On motion of Wendell P. Davis it was voted that the sum of four hundred ($400.00) dollars be appropriated from the un'ex- pended balance in the Mineral St. Bridge Resurfacing Account; three hundred ($300.00) dollars from unexpended balance in the Victory Gar- den Account and eight hundred ($800.00) dollars from the unexpended balance in the Veterans Benefits Account, and transfer said sums amounting to fifteen hundred ($1500.00) dollars to the Snow and Ice Account, and that the Town Accountant be and he hereby is authorized and instructed to transfer said sums to said account.
Article 20. Report of the Board of Public Works on the Reloca- tion or Alteration of the Southeasterly Intersection of Green and Main Streets.
The Board of Public Works of the Town of Reading having deter- mined and adjudged that common convenience and necessity require that the public highways be laid out, relocated or altered as and in the loca- tion hereinafter described, having complied with all requirements of law relating to notice to owners of land thereof, and of a hearing thereon, and having met at the time and place appointed for such hearing, and then and there heard all persons present who desired to be heard have laid out, relocated or altered as public highways for the use of the Town, the Southeast corner of Green Street and Main Street. The boundaries and measurements of said public highways are as follows :
Beginning at said intersection of said southerly side line of Green Street with said Easterly side line of Main Street, said point being N.º 3-00'-00" E. a distance of 256-05 feet from a stone bound, located at the point of curve of Washington Street at Main Street;
Thence running S.3°-00'-00" W., by said Easterly side line of said Main Street, a tangent distance of 12.36 feet to a point :
Thence by a curve North to East having a radius of 12.0 feet, a length of 19.20 feet to a point on said Southerly side line of said Green Street ;
Thence N.85°-19'-00" W., by said Southerly side line of said Green Street, a tangent distance of 1236 feet to the point of beginning.
The approximate area taken is thirty-three and one tenth (33.1) square feet.
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The above described lines being more fully shown on a Plan en- titled "Plan showing Proposed Relocation of the Southeasterly Inter- section of Green Street and Main Street, Reading, Mass.," dated April, 1944, Board of Public Works, Philip Welch, Superintendent, said Plan being a part of this description.
We determine that no damages will be sustained by any person or persons in their property by reason of the taking to be made for this improvement.
No betterments are to be assessed for this improvement.
This laying out, relocation or alteration so made by us, we hereby report to the Town for acceptance and recommend that when this re- port is accepted and adopted by the Town, that said public highways shall therefore be laid out, relocated or altered in accordance with said plan.
WENDELL P. DAVIS, Chairman HAROLD W. PUTNAM, Secretary EDWARD TEER, Members of the Board of Public Works Town of Reading
On motion of Wendell P. Davis it was voted that the Town accept the report of the Board of Public Works on the relocating or altering of the location lines of Green Street and Main Street at their terminus at the South-easterly corner of Green Street and Main Street and adopt the recommendations contained therein.
Article 21. On motion of Wendell P. Davis it was voted that the Board of Public Works be and they are hereby authorized and empow- ered to petition the General Court for enabling legislation by amend- ment of Chapter 118 of the Acts of 1921 or otherwise, so as to permit the members of the Board of Public Works and the Superintendent elected to such office under any form of Representative Town Meeting Government.
On motion of Otis B. Ruggles it was voted to take Article 1 from the table.
Otis B. Ruggles announced Salvage Fund Drive.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted to lay Article 1 on the table.
On motion of Kenneth C. Latham it was voted to adjourn, Sine Die. 132 precinct members attended the meeting.
Attest :
NORMAN P. CHARLES, Town Clerk
RECOUNT OF VOTES FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL
Pursuant to a notice from the Secretary of the Commonwealth a Recount of Votes was held by the Registrars in Room 19, Municipal Building at 7:00 P. M., with the following result :
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Original
Barnes
Kelly
Oelcher
Rand 2
71
1480
Prec. 2
1197
313
7
4
70
1591
Prec. 3
1258
233
5
1
56
1553
Prec. 4
1248
278
6
3
38
1573
Totals
4671
1252
29
10
235
6197
Recount
Barnes
Kelly
Oelcher
Rand
Blanks
Total
Prec.
1
969
433
8
2
68
1480
Prec. 2
1196
314
5
5
71
1591
Prec. 3
1255
233
4
2
59
1553
Prec. 4
1246
278
6
3
40
1573
Totals
4666
1258
23
12
238
6197
Barnes lost 5 votes.
Kelly gained 6 votes.
Oelcher lost 6 votes.
Rand gained 2 votes.
Blanks gained 3 votes. Attest :
NORMAN P. CHARLES,
Town Clerk
NOTICE TO PARENTS, HOUSEWIVES, PHYSICIANS AND MIDWIVES
Your attention is called to the sections below taken from the revised laws. Blank forms for return of birth can be obtained of the Town Clerk.
General Laws, Chap. 46, Sec. 3 (Tercentenary Edition) (As amended by Chapter 326, section one, Acts of 1939.)
Every physician, or hospital medical officer registered under sec- tion nine of chapter one hundred and twelve, in this chapter called officer, shall keep a record of the birth of every child in cases of which he was in charge, showing date and place of birth, the name, if any, of the child, its sex and color, the name, age, birthplace, occupation and residence (including the street number, if any, and the ward number if in a city) of each parent, the maiden name of the mother and the name of the physician or officer, if any, personally attending the birth. If the child is illegitimate, the name of and other facts relating to the father shall not be set forth except upon written request of both the father and mother; provided that if an illegitimate child shall have be- come legitimate by the intermarriage of his parents and the acknowledg-
Blanks
Total
Prec. 1
968
428
11
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ment of his father, as provided in section seven of chapter one hundred' and ninety, prior to the mailing or delivery of any report herein required, such report shall read, in all respects, as if such child had been born to such parents in lawful wedlock. Said physician or officer shall, within fifteen days after such birth, mail or deliver to the clerk or registrar of the town where such birth occurred, a report stating the facts herein- above required to be shown on said record and also the said written re- quest, if any; provided, that if said report is not so made within forty- eight hours after such birth, said physician, or officer shall, within said forty-eight hours, mail or deliver to said clerk or registrar a notice stat- ing the date and place of the birth, the street number, if any, the ward number, if in a city, and the family name. Upon presentation to him of a certificate of the town clerk stating that any such birth has been duly reported, the town treasurer shall pay to such physician or officer a fee of twenty-five cents for each birth so reported. Any physician or any such officer violating any provision of this section shall forfeit not more than twenty-five dollars. The said town clerk or registrar shall file daily with the local board of health a list of all births reported to him, show- ing, as to each, the date or birth, sex, color, family name, residence ; ward and physician or officer in charge.
Within sixty days after the date of the birth of any child born in' the commonwealth with visible congenital deformities, or any condition apparently acquired at birth which may lead to crippling, the physician in attendance upon said births shall prepare upon a form provided by the state department of public health and file with the clerk of the town where such births occurred a report setting forh such visible congenital deformity, or any condition apparently acquired at birth which may lead to crippling.
Said clerk shall transmit forthwith to said department such supple- mentary report of such birth. The contents of such birth shall be solely for the use of said department in connection with its functions relative to crippled children, and such report shall not be open to public inspec- tion or constitute a public record.
General Laws, Chap. 46, Sec. 6
Parents within forty days after the birth of a child, and every householder, within forty days after a birth in his home, shall cause notice thereof to be given to the clerk of the town where such child is born.
General Laws, Chapter 111
Sections 110 and 111, require physicians, registered hospital medical officers, nurses or other attendants to report at once to the local board of health, every child one or both of whose eyes become inflamed, swollen and red and show an unnatural discharge within two weeks after birth.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1944
Date
Name
Parent
January
1 Margaret Ann Castine
4 Barbara Frances Gallant
5 John Edward Murray
6 Michael Lawrence Desmond
Daniel J. and Helen G.
9 Janice Adalaide Lord
Harold N. and Alice G.
12 Elizabeth Ann Dole
Albion I. and May E.
16 Deborah Packard Snow
George H. and Mary W.
18 Donna Marie Record
20 Karen Ruth Frazier
John L. and Edna D.
George M. and Rita W.
Emery L. and Alice C.
James R. and Lois B.
James R. and Lois B.
Joseph and Eileen L.
Roy L. and Florence M.
William H. and Earline
Frank H. and Alice M.
February
1 William Laushe Ninde
1 Beatrice Marie Surette
1 Robert Hall Brockway
4 Frederick Leonard Moulton, Jr. Frederick L. and Bettina
10 David Jesse Maxim
21 Jane Marian Stone
21 Linda Lobo
23 Charlotte Ruth Anderson
24 Anthony Tine, Jr.
26 Richard Arnold Doucette
26 Dorothy Marguerite Easton
28 Robert Lewis Webster, Jr.
George E. and Vera L. John and Esther R. Robert S. and Barbara
John A. and Hazel E. James C. and Hilda H. Stephen E. and Marilyn Elíhu E. and Ruth E. Anthony and Alice P. Joseph L. and Mary G. Stewart F. and Neta S. Robert L. and Marian
March
2 Beighley
2 Robert Martin Reebenacker
2 Richard Bartholomew Reebenacker
3 James Stewart Brown
7 Douglas Howard Wood
7 John James Holland, Jr.
David C. and Edna M. Maurice O. and Dorothea
Maurice O. and Dorothea Ernest E. and Evelyn C. Frederick O. and Dorothy I . John J. and Dorothy L.
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Amos J. and Ann K.
20 George Michael Cannon
20 Stephen Bruce Hall
21 Loel Arnold Mercer
21 Paul Winslow Mercer
22 Vincent Joseph Balestrier
22 Sandra Jean Sherrod
24 Martha Willson
27 Dianne Margaret MacMillan
Kenneth J. and Sarah
John A. and Frances G.
John H. and Marie L.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1944
Date
Name
Parent
March
7 Jeannette Grace Fisher
9 Michael Paul Jones
9 Elizabeth Mary Brennen
10 Kenneth Renner Johnson, Jr.
14 Janet Donovan
15 Candice Lee Hitchcock
15 William Franklin Burnham, 3rd
16 Mary Gladys Gilman
18 Sandra Lee Lewis
22 Cheryl Anne Williams
28 Patricia Ann Gill
28 Jane Steel Bonner
29 Sharon Ruth Weed
31 Lucretia Dennison
William G. and Mary C. John T. and Elsie M. Frederick R. and Alberta B. Kenneth R. and Ann E.
Leo A. and Elinor C. Robert W. and Edith H. William F. and Dorothy F. John C. and Eleanor G. George T. and Doris M. Fordyce I. and Hazel C. William H. and Mary
Norman J. and Ruth
John E. and Virginia B. Ralph H. and Barbara
April
3 Edwin Aran Kevorkian, Jr.
6 Nellie Frances Sieber
6 Richard Joseph Gerrior
6 Bayard Sterling Cutcliffe
7 Barbara June Boyd
9 Sandra Lee Goodearl 10 Renzel Ruth Hurd
13 Cheryl Faye Newell
15 John Ainsworth Doherty
16 Rosemary Devaney
20 James Vincent Carroll
21 Barbara Gay Lehr
24 Eleanor Rose Gleason
26 Dennis Charles Surette
Edwin A. and Marion A. John E. and Corrine F. Medord J. and Florence E. Winthrop and Jane
James N. and June E. Elmer A. and Carrie M. Julian W. and Renzel M. Harry R. and Lillian F. Joseph P. and Rita M. Lawrence H. and Eleanor M. Robert J. and Marion E. George S. and Gladys G. Nahshon R. and Julia A. Paul E. and Susan J.
May
2 Carol Elizabeth Hoyt
3 Lawrence William Frost
4 Conrad Edward Hughson
5 Elsa Mildred Pentz
6 Robert Scott Cheyne
7 Karen Maura Nordberg
8 Bradford Washburn Gilley
8 Ellen Hardy
Carl H. and Dorothy I. Lawrence E. and Doris P. Ralph L. and Olive T. Thomas E. and Josephine A. Robert B. and Shirley A. Warren A. and Irene J. John B. and Helena L. Thomas F. and Agnes
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1944
Date
Name
Parent
May
11 David Paul Mahoney
11 Linda Marie Snow
11 Sandra Lee Reynolds
13 Joan Elaine Johnston
15 Howard Russell Cox
16 Paul Francis Jost
Edward C. and Eleanor M.
Thomas J. and Winifred M.
Donald and Eleanor
Otis P. and Eugenia A.
Harold W. and Helen V. John E. and Barbara H.
Littleton R. and Patricia John A. and Alice M.
Henry A. and Natalie
Burton F. and Gladys C.
Wilbur F. and Catherine A.
June
1 Philip Carucci
2 Susan Wade Fowler
2 Sandra May Neiss
3 John Kenneth Willis
4 Mary Elaine Connell
8 Daniel Austin Richardson
9 Ronald Creighton Knight
9 Alan Robert Curtis
10 James David White
11 Bruce Wayne Ives
11 Robert Michael Dalton
13 David Frederick Grant Frederick H. and Doris E. 14 Kathleen Mary Driscoll John J. and Mary A.
18 Robert Irwin Davison
19 Pamela Bridge Crooker
22 Lois Evelyn Venuti
22 Malcolm Ernest Roberts
23 Mary Ann Doherty 24 Douglas Edwin Stevens
25 Karen Louise Foley
26 Kurt Schimmelbusch 26 Rita May Bertelsen
Joseph W. and Anna T.
Everett L. and Marjorie L.
Walter J. and Alice M.
John H. and Harriet O.
Howard G. and Evelyn F.
16 Mary Ann Paulson
18 Sally Higgins
21 John Warren Symonds
22 Virginia Lee Bridges
23 Joan Evelyn Wilkinson
23 Pamela Read Ball
25 Frances Patricia Howard
25 Nancy Evelyn Murphy
27 David Perley Ames
30 James Denis Castine
Steven F. and Nancy T. Walter M. and Dorothy L. Frederick J. and Dorothy M.
Warren G. and Phyllis M. Thomas J. and Mary B. Austin J. and Eleanor
Ralph D. and Lorraine E.
Robert A. and Arlene A. Roy F. and Anna G. Kenneth A. and Adella A. Michael R. and Mary A.
Robert O. and Parrlene B. Richard H. and Margaret C. Frank and Lillian G.
Chester E. and Winifred Daniel F. and Winifred E. Ralph E. and Eleanor N. Joseph M. and Dorothy C. Wilbur B. and Mildred C. Bernard F. and Lorraine E.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1944
Date
Name
Parent
June
27
O'Brien
27 Barbara Elizabeth Lundholm
29 Alfred Floyd Johnson, Jr.
30 Frederick Norman Jewett
Edward A. and Margaret E. Robert A. and Eva H.
Alfred F. and Madeline M.
Norman H. and Theresa M.
July
1 Danny Kaye Dugan
1 Karin Ralston
4 Lawrence Allan Nickerson
4 Marcia Jean Mollica
6 Brian Jenkins Chase
6 Carl Philip Stoddard
11 Gloria Jean Poore
12 William Joseph Thereault, Jr.
13 James Thomas Guttadauro
13 Lana Kaye Hodson
14 Diane Carol Croce
17 Robert William Dresser
17 Richard Francis Cootey
18 Richard Malcolm McLeod
18 Priscilla Louise Palazzo
19 Barbara Louise Demars
23 Michael Glee Pearson
24 25 25 Maxwell
Henderson
Patricia Frances Duff
26 James Peter Surette
26 Patricia Loveland Hall
26 Daniel Richard Dacey
28 Phyllis June Adams
August
5 Sharon Elizabeth Mullen
7 Mark McSheehy
7 Clifton DeWitt Kimball
8 Elizabeth Helen Peckham
11 Dianne Lillian Melendy
12 Donald Edward Florence, Jr.
12 Hailey 13 Lawrence Thompson Horn
13 Richard David Ellingwood
George R. and Shirley Sumner E. and Clara T.
James S. and Phyllis A.
Robert L. and Mary C.
Robert P. and Catherine P.
Joseph P. and Charlotte E. Harvey P. and Rose M.
William J. and Kathleen James P. and Dorothea A. Sydney M. and Katherine B.
Bernard A. and Evelyn R.
William R. and Ruth
Howard L. and Helen E.
John T. and Cynthia Frank J. and Priscilla L.
Louis E. and Margaret P.
James J. and Lucile C.
Elmer R. and Grace C. John M. and Frances A. Roger H. and Eleanor F.
Anselm E. and Bridget N. William E. and Jean B. Charles R. and Barbara L. Earle and Isabelle P.
Calvert W. and Barbara E. George M. and Frances E. Walter B. and Marie R. Archibald M. and Amy F. James E. and Mildred L. Donald E. and Isabelle P. Robert and Lillian M. Ralph F. and Jennette E. Donald F. and Mary R.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1944
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