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Worcester &d. To David Dempsey Constable of the town of havre in the bounty of Worcester, Greeting:
In The Name Of The Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, you are directed to notify the Inhabitants of the Down of Harren , qualified to vote in elections and in trin affaire, to meet at the Town Hall, in said It arren. on Monday the Fourth day of April, 1904 at 6.30 o'clock in the forenvon, then and there to act on the following Obstacles :-
Tatice 14 To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting. Art. 27 To bring in their notes for Town blesk, Town Treasures. three Selectmen, three Unsensore, three Overview of the Poor, three auditors, five Constables, Collector of Cases, and Free tarden all for one year, three School Commetter par direc peau, one Cemetery Commissioner for three years, one member of the Board of health for three years and to determine by vote"yes" or "No" in answer to the question "Shall licenses to granted for the sale of intoxicating diquer one This town for the imaring year? til on one ballet Pulls will be open at TUM and May be closed at 3 P. M.
Wat 39 To hear reports of Town Officers and all standing and special committees, and act thereon.
1 way solutions the rete.
Ost. 64 To determine the compensation of Town Officers or
as may be necessary to defray the expences of
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1 of the afinoval the Board of delectionen to borrow money in anticipation free for the ensuing was, the same to be hand from sand tores.
determine the manner and state the terms and conditions of collecting taxes for the ensuing year, and determine the compensation of the Collector.
Un1 9th Is see if the town will vote to accept the list of Jurors as revised and reported by the Selectmen.
art. 10th To see if the town will vote to appoint an agent or agents to prosecute and defend all suite that may be brought for or against the town, and with full authority to act in any way as they may desire for the best interests of the town.
art. 11ch To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to contract for street lighting with the Central Massachusetts Electric Company for one year is ach in any way relative thereto.
At gt To see if the town will vote to race and appropriate a sum of money for the abatement of tanks ar act in any way relative thereto.
Art. 13th To see if the town will vote to accept the sum one hundred dollars from Mers. Emily M. Blodgett, the income resulting therefrom to be used for perpetual preservation and care of the Siden To bed gett cemetery lot numbered one in ometery.
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see of the of one hundred dollars from Hilson Ho. Fairlane and authorize the Selectmen to expand the car one of the State Rollers on the Macadam Land. by the town the Selectionen may think best after the roads have been freet in shape by the road scraper or otherwise. The balance if any unexpended to be refunded and Fairbank Dec. 1 904
Las ith To see if the town will vote to save and appropriate a sum of money coaches auch 1 Awsome of the Town Hall Building to meet the necessary for refraining and care of the Your thall property and water celery any way relative thereti.
Und roth Price of the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of two hundred dollars to retrac the fire engine homens at Hassen and. West Haven, or and in any way rebate thesete. Ust 1Th To see if the town will ate to warce and appropriate the sum of one hundred and ninety dollar to install the new five atown house, one on March Street Harren and one on Chapel street West Haver an act in any way relations theit
of the town well care
the heute about it feel in the center village, during the summer season of 1904 or act in any way relative therete What To see if the town will rote to accept the
4 art. 20th To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of eight hundred dollars to establish and maintain a public library and reading room at West Harren for the Insuring year, appoint a committee to spend chi same, or act in any way relative therete.
art. 21st To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money for the observance of Memorial Lay, or ac! in any way relative thereto
Ust. 2nd To see if the town will grant the free use of Memorial Hall to the G. A. R. Post, twice in Each month for their meetings, also for Memorial Day. and the privilege of hanging their pictures and relies on the walk of said hall permanently for the ensuing year.
Gat 23rd To see if the town will vote to allow the free use of the Town Hall and Memorial Hall to the schoole for such purposes as the school committee may approve, or act in any way relative thereto.
U. s why Te ise of the town will grant the free use of the Town Hall also memorial Hall, for one Meniny, to the Haven Rural Improvement Society.
art. 25th To see if the town will grant the free use of Memorial Hall to the Homan's Relief torpe for their meetings, also the free use of the Town Hall for one entertainment during the year, i act in any way relative thereto.
are of the town will note to transfer, by Music, a certain portion of line Trove termetery, adjoining the Catholic Cemetery,
and in any way relative
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Post Office sand Town, and one copy on the Town Hall Building, where the meeting
holding said meeting.
Of warand with your doings
blesk, at the time and place of meeting aforesaid. under our hand this twenty first day of March the year one thousand nine hundred and four 12
Charles L. Combs france White Albert & Converse
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Chas B. Shaw Town Clerk
Worcester, Ja. > notified the Inhabitants. of the Town of Harren herein described to meet at the time and place and for the purpose within mention by posting up attested copies of this Ha at each of the Post Offices in said town and one copy on the building where the the time appointed for said meeting Warren, Mass, March 23, 1904. David Dempsey Constable of Harlem
Chas & Clair Foronelesk.
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At a legal meeting of the Inhabitants the Town of Warren hele in the Town Hall . on Mondig the 4th day of april 1904 . The meeting was called to order at 6-30 o'clock a. M. A & Andre B. Braun Down Search and the Humant was read.
Tramb H. Kemme an and Harry to Feed were Billetes, derly sword during the choosing of a Moderator.
Under art. 1 Under art. 2
Chose Charles H. Walker Moderator.
The Moderator at 7 o'clock a.M. declared the Tothe open the cards of instruction and specimen ballots having been posted according at law, the ballot box was examined and found to be empty with the register at 000. 1 William A Durican, Feller, was assigned to check the list, with Ulbert B. Patrick Teller in charge of the Ballate. Jerry"M. Sheehan Teller, was placed in charge of the ballot box, and Lewis H. Pearce, Seller at the fallof for check list. a vote was taken immediately.that all further action ufrom the remaining articles of the Warrant ve posthvid until one thirty o'clock O. M. Ut 9-45 ' clock a.M. by consent of the Moderator and Town blesk, the ballot box was opened, and all ballots taken therefrom, the ballot box register showed 171. The Moderator counted the Pallots and found 171 ballate.
Ut 10-O'clock a. M. Moderator appointed as additional teller William. M. Crawford he was duly sworn to the faithful discharge of his duty. Moderator resigned the following teller
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Crawford and the canvassing began. Frank 6 Gleason challenge the vote of one
ballot was endowed, at 12-53 o'clock G. M.
The ballot box was again opened and 277
register indicated 468, which number was
ballot was endorsed. at 1-33 o'clock P. M. the Moderator called the meeting to order, for the purpose of taking action upon the remaining articles of the Marrant.
Voted to accept of the reports of the Town
Moderator called for nominations for two Fuld Drivers, and Hervad Of Butthe Comer Juffer were nominated and care declared elected field Drie.
Viewers and Marcus Burroughs and Edward I Sullivanbox were nominated and by vote were declared elected Pence Viewers.
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Noted that the compensation of the Town Officers be the same as last year.
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Down Officers, Seventeen hundred dollars 1700 Election So but that's dellace
repairs, Two thousand dollars 2000
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Selectmen expend the same .. Street Lights, Twenty five hundred dollars 2500.
and that the incoming board and Selectoren contract with the central Mass Electric Co. for the same. Soldiers and Sailors Relief, Four hundred dollars 400.
Infection of animale. Fifty dollars 50.
1800. Interest. Eighteen hundred dollars. ce. One hundred dollars. 100.
District Court Fees, One hundred dollars 100. Town Hall Building, Six hundred dollars 600. together with the income of the Buildings. The incoming board of Selectmen are authorized to expend the same.
base of the Park, seventy five dollars, 75. to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen.
Tarings for Loads One hundred dollars 100. to be left in the hands of the Selectmen. Tree Warden, appropriation voted to pass over. Support of Poor, Two Thousand dollars, and 2000. the income of the Town Farm. Schools, Thirteen thousand five hundred dollars. 13.50. Voted that the polls close at 3 o'clock P.M. Die Department, Twenty five hundred dollars. 250. ware Houses Two hundred dollars. 200. Vo install two fire alarm boxes, One hundred ninety 190. . dollars
and it was voted that these three sums be left in the hands of the Fire Engineers, to be expended.
Einetery. Two hundred and fifty dollars 200. Hic Library Three hundred and fifty dollars, 350. at the dog fund.
were declared closed it brings o clock.
/ alth Be foundred and fifty dollars
One Hundred dollars 100.
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Voted: that for the propose of pro curing a. temporary loan to and for the use of the Town of Warren, in anticipation of tares of the present municipal year the to. treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to borrow from time to time with the official of a majority of the board of Selectmen, a sum or sums not exceeding in the aggre gate. thirty thousand dollars, and" to execute it va deliver the note or notes of the town. There for payable within one year from the time the loan is made. Any debt or debts incurred by a loan or loans to the town under this note shall be paid from the said taxes of the present municipal year.
Voted: that they be the same as last year, which was " That poll taxes shall be due Unquet Mat. All other taxes shall be due november Ist Inter. at the rate of six per cent shall be charged on taxes from Nov. 1 st until said taxes are paid. If any taxes remain unpaid august 1905 the collector shall proceed to collect the same according to the laws of the common wealth, The collector shall receive as compensation for his services the sum of Two hundred and fifty dollars.
Voted to accept the list of Jurors, revised as follows :- Warren D. Ball Samuel n. Cutler William Clark E. Ullen Day Horace P. Cole
James N.J. Quinlan Vierge M. Ellie. William J. Duncan Xesepah & Hastings
Farmer Farmer- Merchant Farmer to leste
Undertaker
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Merchant Marchant
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List of Jurors (continued) 1)
James White Ralph 13. Patrick
Fred N. Lawrence Calvin H. Richards Joseph L. A. Faneuf i durand f. L'vencer
Vigor D: Barlow Charles H. Ball dennis L'onaline
Barbat B. Carpenter Francie l. Votes -
Vacher n. Dettie Patrick J. Daisy George W. Dexter
" nechal M. dermed Lefica U. Harriner William 8. Robbins James v! Mutter 6
Corner " Vidd J. Edward Lombard E duvid & sullivan 1. Hormis das Hebert Thomas Nerina Edmond Parte
Thomas Cronin Robert H. Hyde mark Elliot
Farmer Machinist Mill Operative Farmer Machines! Merchant Mach iniel armer Student Farmer Blacksmith Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Machinist Farmer Barber Wheelwright Retired Parmer
Carpenter. Merchant
Goal Dealer. Primer
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Thomas Byron Червоте Умуон Provein cui
Voted: that the Selectmen be such agents, in act for the best interests of the town
Voted: that the Selectmen be instructed to contract for street lights, for one year, with the Central Mass Electric -60.
Under art. 12
Voted: that the town raise and appropriate three hundred and fifty dollars, for the - abatement of taxes.
art. 1.3
Voted: to accept of the sum of One hundred
resulting therefrom to be used for the perpetual preservation and care of the alden Blodgett cemetery lot numbered one in Pine Grove Cemetery
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Voted: to accept the sum of one hundred dollars for the purpose named in the
of thanks to Wilson H. Fairbank for the same.
art. 15
Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of six hundred dollars, together with the income of the Town Hall Building, for use named in the article 15 of the Warrant.
Voted to frase the article. over.
Voted to pass the article over.
Voted to raise and appropriate tivents dollars for the purposes called for.
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Voted to accept of the layout as reported. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum one hundred and doventy five dollars. to pay the expense of building, and any land damage there may be, caused from such laying out. For copy of layout see "Book Page' of Roades" Page 140.
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Voted that the matter be referred to a connettie of three, such committee to be appointed by the chair, said committee to make a report at the next Toun Meeting, &hair appointed as such committee George W. Mandy Joseph 1. Har tinge,
Voted that the town raise and appropriate the view of One hundred dollars to ire said to the Quarter Master of Road + 65 4. 08.8. 1
Valid that the town do grant to Post 65 G.a.P. as called for in the article.
Under art. 23
Voted to lay article upon the table for the present.
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Veled that the town do grant to the Warren Murat Improvement Society, as called for in the article.
i'd that the town grant to the Harun'. Relief Corps, as called for in the article. They to hold their afternoon meetings upon The same day that the G. A. R. Post, hold Mi Greninq' me
ed and seconded that the Selectmin.
te transfer a small portion the Catholic Society. Corendonend
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ve left with the Cemetery & ommes amount not to exceed two acres of land; further amended and seconded. That further action under article 26th be indefinitely prostyen excepting that the Selectmen be a the to take legal counsel as to the right of the town, and the procedure to take, to sell a portion of its cemetery land, and report at some future meeting" Second arend declared no vote, first amendment declared no vote. Original motion declared carried
at 4-15: P. M., all the Articles of the Warran having been passed upon, it was noted that all further action of Fame business adjourned except the canvassing of the vote. The names checked upon the voting liste were counted, and there were found to have been 665 names checked. The ballot box was .seria a & 197 ballata taken theroom in all 665 ballots, (14) of which were"Women's ballots, for School Committee only." The register -on the ballot box showed one ballot more to have been cash than there were.
af 4-36 o'clock the second set of canvasers Consisting of William F. Duncan (Sem) "Harry G. Reed (Rep.) Jerry M. Sheehan (Sem) and albert B. Patrick commenced to canvas the ballote.
completed the ballots and check usts were sealed in the envelopes provided, and the same. properly endorsed, and the moderator made the following declaration of the vote. Tor Town blesk one year. 5. 4/4/04 May renderativ. Charles B. Blair. Five hundred and thirty one vote 531 Blanke One hundred and w
Strom by the Is codes ator. Charles B. Blair was declared electr.
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For Town Treasures, one year Charles B. Blair, Hundred and nineteen 5-19
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For Selectmen, one ye ear. Four hundred- nineteen 419
Charles L. Combe
Albert H. Converse, Three hundred thirty one رقى 3
Milton Dickson,
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Joseph D. Vigneaux
Two hundred fifty eight 258
James White
Three hundred-sixteen 316
Fred 6. Wilcox
Two hundred ninety 290
Tens hundred seventy nine. 274
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Charles L. Combs, albert H. Converse, James white were declared elected.
en lice Five hundred and twenty three 323
James Daly, Jr. Der hundred and three 203
Frank E. Gleason Three hundred and seventy four 374
Lerine be Hetareade seventy siveer 77
J. Edward Lombard Three hundred and eighty four 384
albert Woodard
One hundred and eighty nine 189
Four hundred and three 403 Blanke
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For Overseers of the Poor, one year. John Cunningham, One hundred and fifty one 151
Tror hundred and two 402
J. Hormidas Hebert,
Three hundred and seventeen 317
Three hundred and fire 305 James N.J. Quinlan, Three hundred and sixty three 163 Four hundred and fifteen, 45
5/4/8/04 8. Hewell butler, J. Hormidas Hebert, James N. J. Licon la. descared elected
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Milton Dickson One hundred and forty for
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Board of Health, three years
Joseph 6. n. Bohemier, One hundred and sixteen 116 Harry H. Moore Four hundred and twenty three 420
Blanks One hundred and twelve (112
Harry H. Moore was declared elected
auditors, one year. William L. Curtis, Four hundred and nineteen 419 Frank a. Keith, Four hundred and seven 407
Fred & Wilcox,
Four hundred and twenty nine
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William H. Visite Frank a. Keith and Fred 6. Wilcox were declared ciected
Collector of Taxes, one year. Frank E. Gleason, 5/4/9/04 an he died and seventy four Blanke One hundred and seventy seven, 17?
Frank E. Gleason was declared elected.
Edward A Boylan, One hundred and eighty three 183
John Collins Three hundred and thirty two .332 Charles E. Corning Two hundred and ninety eight 2.98 Patrick J. Daly, Three hundred 300 David Dempsey, Two hundred and forty more .249
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Joseph E. S. Dufresne. One hundred and ninety one 191
Three hundred and sixty in 366
Jerry J. Sullivan, Two hundred and fifty seven 257 Clarence L. Thompson, Three hundred and eleven 311 Blanke Seven hundred and sixty eight 768
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Trailer Q Pul Emily modulator Clarence L. Thompson were declared elected.
Gendery Commissioner, three years Joseph Blair, Two hundred and thirty two 232
Charles De Shepard Two hundred and eighty two 282 Blanks, One hundred and thirty seven 13? 651
Charles N. Shepard was declared elected.
Tree Harden, one year 5/4/8/04 Four hundred and sixteen 416
Blandes- Two hundred and thirty five (235
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Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquore in this town.
Three hundred and thirty seven 337
no. Two hundred and ninety 290
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the bounty of Hoveertien, Se the name Ofthe Commonwealth of Me directed to notify the Inhabitants z Warren, qualified to vote.
boro affairs, to meet at the Town Hall, in kned Warren, on Saturday the thirtieth day of Uferil 1904 at 7.30 o'clock inthe creme and there to act on the following articles :-
itide 1th To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting
Hicks 2nd To see if the town will vote to apply the amount it received for Liquor Licenses for the reduction of the amount to be raised by taxation, for the year 1904
While 3d To see if the town will abate any portion of the Harten Building and Anprovement Companies taxe of act in any way relative therate. 1903. Wiele 4h To see if the town will vote to apply the amount it receives for Liquor Licenses, for the reduction of the amount to be raised by taxation, for the year 1904. Istide 5th De ace of the town will vote to af the unexpended funds, now in the hands of the town treasures, and also to raise and appropriate such other sum of money as may be estimated as necessary to be extended! by the School Committee in making the and alterations in the High techest building as ordered by the State Inspector of Public Buildings.
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Betalt To see if the town will vote to raise und appropriate a sum of money, or appropriate money in the hands of the treasures to fray Police Officer and enforce the laws, choose a committee to expand the same or and in any way relating to the matter contained in this article.
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and you are directed to serve this Harrand, by posting up attested copies thereof at each of the Post Offices in said Down, and one copy on the Town Hall Building where the meeting is to be held, ten days at least before the time for holding said meeting
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