Samuel L. Milton, 81, an engineer died May 31 at his home 138 Seawall ave., Brookline.
He was chief construction engineer for the past 10 years for the Sweetheart Plastic Division of the Maryland Cup Corp.
He graduated from Harvard in 1909, and the Colorado School of Mines in 1911, and was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Harvard Engineering Society.
He leaves his wife, Ida (Waterman); two sons, Alfred S. of Boston and Richard M. of Fords, N.J. and two daughters, Dorothy M. Shapiro of Chestnut Hill, Arlene M. Silverman of Chelmsford, and a brother, Leo.
Services were held at Stanetsky memorial chapel, Brookline. Rabbi Manuel Saltzman of Cong. Kehilath Israel officiated. Internment was in Wakefield.
He was chief construction engineer for the past 10 years for the Sweetheart Plastic Division of the Maryland Cup Corp.
He graduated from Harvard in 1909, and the Colorado School of Mines in 1911, and was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Harvard Engineering Society.
He leaves his wife, Ida (Waterman); two sons, Alfred S. of Boston and Richard M. of Fords, N.J. and two daughters, Dorothy M. Shapiro of Chestnut Hill, Arlene M. Silverman of Chelmsford, and a brother, Leo.
Services were held at Stanetsky memorial chapel, Brookline. Rabbi Manuel Saltzman of Cong. Kehilath Israel officiated. Internment was in Wakefield.
Samuel L. Milton, 81, an engineer died May 31 at his home 138 Seawall ave., Brookline.
He was chief construction engineer for the past 10 years for the Sweetheart Plastic Division of the Maryland Cup Corp.
He graduated from Harvard in 1909, and the Colorado School of Mines in 1911, and was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Harvard Engineering Society.
He leaves his wife, Ida (Waterman); two sons, Alfred S. of Boston and Richard M. of Fords, N.J. and two daughters, Dorothy M. Shapiro of Chestnut Hill, Arlene M. Silverman of Chelmsford, and a brother, Leo.
Services were held at Stanetsky memorial chapel, Brookline. Rabbi Manuel Saltzman of Cong. Kehilath Israel officiated. Internment was in Wakefield.
He was chief construction engineer for the past 10 years for the Sweetheart Plastic Division of the Maryland Cup Corp.
He graduated from Harvard in 1909, and the Colorado School of Mines in 1911, and was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Harvard Engineering Society.
He leaves his wife, Ida (Waterman); two sons, Alfred S. of Boston and Richard M. of Fords, N.J. and two daughters, Dorothy M. Shapiro of Chestnut Hill, Arlene M. Silverman of Chelmsford, and a brother, Leo.
Services were held at Stanetsky memorial chapel, Brookline. Rabbi Manuel Saltzman of Cong. Kehilath Israel officiated. Internment was in Wakefield.
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