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EXTRACTS FROM TOWN RECORDS
Eight hour day.
8
24
Compensation of laborers, etc.
8 24
Annual Town Meeting changed to first Monday in February.
8 35
Improvement of Factory Hill.
(1915)
8 78
Report of Committee on West Warren Sewer.
8 81
Meeting on Water.
(1915)
8 89
Second Meeting on Water.
8
98
Acceptance of Provisions of Chap. 49 of the Revised Laws, entitled Sewers, Drains and Sidewalks.
(1916)
8 137
Convention to Revise, Alter or Amend Constitution of Commonwealth.
(1916)
169
New Years Day a legal holiday.
(1916)
8 169
Prevention of Voters of one political party voting at Primaries of another political party,
(1916)
8 169
Extension of Dean Street, West Warren.
(1917)
8 187
Opening and Maintenance of Rooms for Reading Room, Library Extension and other community purposes in West Warren.
(1917)
8 188
Building of Road from South Street to Pine Grove Cemetery.
(1919)
8 273
Contracted with State Highway Commission for State Highway constructed in Town in 1919. 8 280
Purchase of Siren Fire Whistle for Warren Village.
(1919)
8 281
Establishment and Maintenance of Continuation Schools and Courses of Instruction for Employed Minors.
(1919)
8 296
Deposits in Savings Banks, Savings Depts. of Trust Companies placed on interest once a month, not oftener.
(1919)
8 296
Layout of Road over land of Boston & Albany Railroad to property formerly of Monarch Valve Co.
(1919)
8 299
Purchase of Lung motor.
(1920)
30 318
New School House to replace old East Street School.
(1920)
8 325
Precinct rating ( see page 53 Book 7)
Purchase of Fire Apparatus.
(1922) 8 395
Contract made with Warren Water District for Water Supply for Town for Fire and Domestic Purposes. (1923)
8 4429
2 Pieces of Land Purchased in Warren anl West Warren for Public Dumps. (1923)
8 431
The John C. Cutter Playground for Children. (1924)
8 457
Community Building, West Warren, used as voting place for voters in Precinct B. (1924)
8 457
Sewer from North St. through Chapel and Summer Sts. to Main, and West on Main St. to near Ware Rd. (1920)
8 341
Laying of Concrete Tar Walk in front of Community Build- ing, West Warren, (1920)
8 342
Repairing and Building South St., laying curbstones and sidewalks. (1921)
8 367
Appropriation made to be paid to Trustees for County Aid to Agriculture, "Worcester County Farm Bureau. " (1921)
8 367
Director chosen under Chap. 273, Section 1, Acte of 1918. (1921)
8 367
Acceptance of "A" Street, West Warren. (1921)
8 375
Acceptance of Tract of Land to be called Tyler Memorial Park. (1921)
8 376
Purchase of "Hitchcock Pasture" and other land for New School Building. (1924)
g 464
(1930)
Authorization to dispose of Old East Street School Building. (1925)
8 497
Park Commissioners term of office to be three years.
(1925)
8 497
Firemen's Pay Increase in form of a Bonus.
(1925)
8 498
Free Lease of Room in Town Hall Building to the James A. Wood Post, American Legion. (1925)
8 499
Town of Warren Joins Charlton Home Farm Association and authorisation for sale of Town Farm. (1925)
8 504
31.6
Tale For Noroeste:
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Election of Town Moderator for term of one year. Chap. 39, Section 14, G. L.
(1925)
504
Purchase of Tractor and Snow Plow.
(1926)
8 525
Beginning of Brimfield Road work with Allotments from State and County.
(1927)
554
Purchase of Road Grader.
(1928)
8 575
Purchase of Dump Truck.
(1928)
8 576
Reinforcing of Macadam Road Surface between Factory Hill and Boston & Albany Bridge.
(1928)
576
Warning Signes for automobiles of School and Factory Hill Curve.
(1929)
9 40
Gift of Overland Automobile to Fire Department from Charles E. Coming.
(1929)
9
Heating System for High School Building.
(1929)
9
Vote in regard to gift of land from Mrs. Emma R. Addoms for Southbridge Road Relocation.
(1930)
9 60
Stone Wall Westerly Boundary of Cutter Playground.
(1930)
9
60
Rent of Quarters for West Warren Post No. 252, American Legion.
(1930)
9 61
Acceptance of Provisions of Chap. 136, Sections 7, 8 and 9, of the General Laws - "Sale of Certain Articles" and "Certain Work may be performed on the Lord's Day."
(1930)
9
63
Amendment to Constitution relative to apportionment of Senatorial, Representative and Councillor Districts.
(1930)
9
75
Act accepted as Town By-law employment preference on Town work to go to ex-service men and citizens.
(1931)
9
The acceptance of layout of Pulaski Street in West Warren. (1931)
9 94
Establishment of Road Machinery Account.
(1932)
9 113
Establishment of Road Machinery Fund.
(1932)
9 114
Position of Town Physician created.
(1932)
9 116
Acceptance of Resolution regarding War Bonus Funds.
(1932)
9
123
Vote for Worcester County Hospital Assessment.
(1932)
9
162
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41 Destruction of ballota 82.
automobile Garage (Home) Auditor van Dog Fax 140 appointment aug. 16, 1915 11
120 Jan. 1, 1916 121
June 14, 1920 330
11 Mar. 14, 1927 557
Pauledward Brugen afps 1, 1921 372
Fine Harders. 82 Tivi Detraitement
Page 433
Tutakav VEiQuer
Haugh vs. Ball
433
Frew vs Davidson 10 527
Sylvester vs . Holt 11 451
Sadowski vs. Stefanich " 483
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Meeting Jau 24 1914 16. Hurtuna Wal h ref 21Marting Feb 6 1915, Organization of Departmente Primary deft 221914 38 Matia June 26 1915. 39 Meting lug # 1915 2nd jer". recent Clerks Report A. 44 Mechuy th 12 1916 1
B. 48 Meeting, May, 13. 1916 Meating feb. 10 1917
Prambulatory 1911 183 Precision Blacks Refers A. 69 Meeting Dea 7. 1917 2,2
224 11 B. 73 Meeting Fer. 4. 1918 Primary Sept 211915 Namant 100 Maslin Jet. 2 3 1918 And May 225
118 Brüstung, Aug 6, 19.8 234 Preambulating 1415 Preavis Clerks Lefort A. 110 11 Selv 17, 1918 Adjawird 237 255
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11 MEsting For. 3. 1.
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Fammiary Sefer 26,1916
154 Meeting July 7 1919
Presidential Election 1916
161 Meeting aug. 14, 1919 282
Primary Sept. 23, 1919 286
11 Defit. 15, 1920 338 ihr. 27, 1920 326 11 Oct. 17, 1921. Sept. 7, 1920 331 373 Mar. 2=1:92! Ksi toretto 11 May 3 , 19 24 450 455 Educcere Def124.1918 240
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6 Jours Referto Report Rep Dich 198 16
84 Jours Committee Ref 129 Jours destes before Regalos 95 180 Por Committee Republican 1916 139 22 Van Counter Démocratie 1916 139 Joan Colecho Report Pop That 191h 170 Your Commettere Republican 1917 171 Jon Commetter Preuvecatie 1917 171 Jaunblacks Report Ref Werdeich 90g 20g Jour Committee Depublicar 1998 230 Pour Soumettre Republican 1919 2/5 Town Clerks Ref. Nov. 15, 1918 255 11 " Nov. 14, 1919 298 Town Committee Ref. Feb. 28, 1920 323 Town Clerks Ref. Nov. 12, 1920 351
11 Committee Ref. Jan. 28,1921, 352 11 Dem. Feb. 28, 1921.372
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Soldiers Manorial Report 275
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" Election nov 3. 14. 42 Waskramiz & Draugais" 11 560
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11 Pour Meeting Nov 6.14. 52 Washizuriz + O'Brian fil 1 15 58 .. (lat for water works) Jennes 26's 8.7 2nd :
Aug 8 96 Warrant for Town Meting 1927 540 11 Election For V 108 11 11
11 " July 2,1927 558 1. Feb. 6+ Freb. 11, 1928 562 "
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11 Primary April 25:16 141 Town Meeting May 1 3. 1916 149 Primary Sept. 26.1916 152 Harraur fax The Election Not7,1916159 " Town Meeting JEG 5410197172 "
" Primary Constitutional Poursection 18% " Stats Primary 1917 196
" Election 1917 202 Town MEating DEe 1. 19.7 200
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Aug 6, 1918 231 11
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" July 7:19 278 State Election nov. 2. 1915 /06 " 11
11 Town Meeting May 1, 1917 193 11 1 11 £ " Nov. 10 , 1919 299 : Feb. 2+7, 1920 303 ..
" Heb. 14, 1920 315
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May 1, 1920 330
11 Fieb. T+12th 1921 353 .1 11
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1. Mar. 26, 1921 371 " Heb. 6+11th. 1922 378
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11 11 414 " Fib 4+9th 1924 4.34 1/ 11/11 " Feb. 2+7th 1925 484 506
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TELEPHONE PARK 1860
SIBLEY, BLAIR & YOUNG COUNSELLORS AT LAW 820-821-822 SLATER BUILDING WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS
WILLIS E. SIBLEY CHARLES H. SIBLEY CARL M. BLAIR ARTHUR J. YOUNG
May 9, 1919
Town of Warren, Warren, Mass.
Gentlemen:
I enclose herewith two checks payable to your order, one in the amount of $200., and the other in the amount of $1,000., together with receipts for same which I would like to have you sign and return to me at your early convenience. These gifts are made under the Sixth and Sixteenth clauses of the will of the late Laura C. Blair, which clauses are as follows :
"To the Town of Warren, I give and bequeath the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ( $200. ) but in trust neverthe- less as follows: The income therefrom to be used for the perpetual care of the "Alvah Blair lot" and the "Samuel E. Blair lot" in Pine Grove Cemetery in said Warren, both of said lots being owned by me."
"I give and bequeath the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000. ) to the Town of Warren, the income thereof to be used and expended for beautifying and improving any parks or common used or owned by said Town. This gift is made by me to the Town in memory of my late brother, Samuel E. Blair who was for many years one of its officers. "
Very truly yours,
teach Bka: executar
Min. Shuttleworth 198 1931
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Report of Committee on New Fire Station Warren Mass Dre 31-1921
The Consiste appointed to investigate the advisability and cost of building a new Fire Station would submit the following report. as reported previously the need of a new fore stature is Vary apparent. The present building is in a very how condition and there is some questions as to the safety of the building. The commuter do not consider it advisable & Expect ancy
Mr have had plans made J a suitable building to accommodate all the apparatus in Narren, The building to br o tile constructions, with a stucco finish ou thu outside Complete with lighting heating and plantes. Equipment installed this building together with a suitable central location would cost complete approximately 15000.
Owing to the serial tak adjustments made this year. with the kinhlitade would recommend that no action be taken on this project of this time.
Charles E. Comings.
Gais Covell
Your committee has done a great deal of work in collecting data in reference to installing a new lighting system in this town and have spent much time investigating and comparing similar lighting systems in other places throughout the state in order that we might find the type of light that would give the best possible illumination for the lowest possible cost and several of these experimental lamps have been in places along our Main Street for sometime past.
We are not, however, ready to make a recommendation at this meeting and would ask for a continuance of this committee that we may submit a complete report at some future date.
David L Jones ..
February 11.1928
Charles case Hubut H. Stepach .
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MUNICIPAL DIVISION
QVIETEM
CHARLES F. GETTEMY DIRECTOR
[F_1]
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts BUREAU OF STATISTICS
STATE HOUSE, BOSTON
July 13, 1918. Mr. Charles B. Blair, Town Treasurer, Warren, Mass.
Dear Sir:
Your attention is called to the provisions of Chapter 257 and Chapter 291 of the General acts of 1918 which contain amendments to existing laws relating to town affairs.
Particular attention is called to Section 25 of Chapter 291, which provides that :-
"If a two-thirds vote of a town meeting is required by stat- ute, the count shall be taken, and the vote shall be recorded in the records by the clerk."
You will find copies of these acts on file in your Town Clerk's office.
Very truly yours,
Director.
Fifteen free
Warren, Mass.February, 6,1928.
The following is a true record of the VOTES cast at Annual Town Meetingheld on the above date and the Candidates marked "ELECTED"
are so declared by the Board of Registrars, who havesigned this Record. Town Clerk
Prec.A.
Prec.B. 275 156
299
662
431
1093
Town Treasurer.
Elected I . Walter Moore.
553
279
8 32
Blanks.
109
15%
261
662
431
1093
Collector of Taxes.
Elected I.Walter Moore.
S/2/1/28)
538
868
Blanks.
124
287
Selectmen.
George W.Dexter.
287
I85
473
Elected Albert B. Patrick. S/3/8/28
467
247
14
Elected Joseph St George.
348
204
552
Daniel T. Sullivan 5/2/8/2]
267
205
472
Elected James Wood.
337
209
546
Blanks.
280
243
523
1986
1293
3279
Assessor for 3 Years.
258
73 1
Elected Alexander D.Kennedy. Blanks.
189
173
362
662
431
1093
Elected Joseph G. Hastings. S/
477
2RZ
704
Blanks.
I85
204
389
662
431
1095
Board of Public Welfare.
13/21
467
307
774-
Elected Albert B. Patrick.
5/2/8/28
473
211
Elected Herbert N.Shepard.
1/2/7/28
454
200
054
Blanks.
592
575
1167
1986
1293
3279
Board of Health for 3 Years.
Lester A.Birchall.
233
I20
355
Elected Prosper F.Culliton.
207
I48
Alexander H.Dufresne.
82
I28
210
Blanks.
I40
35
175
662
731
1043
Park Commissioner for 3 Years.
477
287
704
Elected Michael T. Hurley. . 211115 Blanks.
IS!
80%
389
662
751
1013
Moderator.
468
225
690
Blanks.
662
431
1093
Tree Warden.
424
199 232
1093
Constables.
5/2/14/28
368
304
67 2
Elected John Collins.
469
I77
+
ElectedTheodore E. Mongeon.
462
185
+15
Frank Nichols.
214
20I
+29
ElectedJohn F.O' Neil.
8/7/17/28
263
I66
363
Wilfred A.Portier.
197
I66
5/2/20/28 June 398
186
584
ElectedWalter A.Putnam.
939
770
1709
Blanks.
3310
2155
5465
8/2/1/218
519
Blanks.
J. P
I43
Total.
Elected Joseph G. Hastings.
By lin. MOORE
194
206
400
623
Elected Nathan H. Powers. @/a
238
Blanks.
662
ElectedDaniel Haley.
8/2/10/28
473
Assessor for I Year.
ORE
Elected Belle C.O'Leary.
353
Elected Joseph G.Hastings.
662
1093
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Continued.
School Committee for 3 Years.
Prec.A.
Prec.B.
Total.
ElectedKatherine Dalton.
49I
234-
725
Elected Florence M. Klebart.
452
182
Elected Archer N.Tuttle.
5/2/11/28
458
191
649
Blanks. Mrs.Charles DeLand
(I) 584
686
12.7%
1986
1293
3279
Auditors.
5/2/8/28 483
209
Elected William F. Taylor.
8/1/10/208
462
194
656
Elected David A.Winton.
5/2/10/18
444
176
Blanks. Rex Paine (I)
596
714
1310
I986
1293
3279
Cemetery Commissioner for 3 Year.
466
206
672
Blanks.
196
225
421
662
for
1090
Cemetery Commissioner for @ Years.
476
209
685
Elected William F. Taylor.2 Blanks.
I86
2.22
208
662
A3
Charles. W. Of. George
Board of
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Registrars
arthur C. Caldwell,
of
Voters.
26
27
30
31
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Elected Leo W.Bell.
Elected Frank M.Gilbert
21/1/28
Layout of Proposed Road
Beginning at bound No.l located in the line of the Cemetery Road about 40 ft. easterly from bound No. 2 of the Cemetery Road, thence N. 3° 40' E, 17.8 ft. to bound No.2, thence N.69 50' W. 235.6 ft., these three courses following the present line of Holsworth to bound No. 5, thence N, 42 40' 7.180 ft. to bound No. 4 on Maple St., thence across Maple St. N.11º 45' W. 49.5 ft. to bound No.5 thence N30° 35' W. 86.7 ft. to bound No. 6, thence N. 41 7.96 ft. to bound No.7, thence N.59°50' W. 224 ft. to bound No. 8 at the School Yard. Said road to lie southerly of the line described, being 60 ft. wide at bound No. 2, 50 ft. wide at bound No. 3, 40 ft. wide at bound No. 4 and continuing 40 ft.wide to the end of said road . Including all the land south of the above describedline belonging to Albert Butterworth. Estimated removal of dirt 3020 cu. yds.
COPY OF THE RECORDS OF TOWN MEETING, MARCH 2, 1914
Voted by Ballot on the Question:
" Shall this Town accept the provisions of Section Forty-two ( 12) of Chapter Five Hundred and Fourteen ( 514) of the Acts of the year Nineteen Hundred and Nine (1909) as affected by Chapter Four Hundred and Ninety-four of the Acts of the your Nineteen Hundred and Eleven (1911) which provides thet Light hours shall constitute a days bort for city and town employees."
The vote was declared carried
Yes 225
No: 109
Blanks 249
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GEN. JOSEPH WARREN. TS.
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TOWN CLERK WARREN, MASSACHUSETTS
Copy of the Records of Town Meeting Search 2. 1914 Vated by Bullah on the Question. "Shall this Town accept the provisions of section forty two (42) of chapter five hundred and fourteen (514) of the art of the year istEin D'by Chapter
Much Provides that Eight hours shall Constitute a lep match for city and twin
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Yes 225
No. 109
Amaro. 249
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Socialist Town Committee. 1914 Daniel G. Hitchcock,
Chanman, Treasurer, Napoleon Gingras,
Secretary Milton Dickson. Hanna Filed by Daniel J. Hitchcock Jau > 1914.
attest Hm F. Duncan Toun block
Democratic Found Committee 1914. Hannl
Chairman, Valiam F. Duncan. Treasurer, John Collins
Secretary Ernest Psheridan
Other membres
Joseph OFaneuf It. Hamur.
Joseph D. Vigneaux
Odvard J, Boylan
Vann
William J. Jagan I Hanne Filed by Theliaci F. Duncan January 26. 1914 attest Im FDuncan Duce blesk.
Ut a miting of the Republican Your Committe, of the Town of Hanon, Hace Hadmeday coming Filanary ich the following, organization row affected Chanman, William 6. Patrick Warren, 24,acc.
wentary, Charles Jarkina Haven, Mare.
Quan . Buck Hamm, Mars. Other munchi. Pulire H. Thefaid On M. Blair Hanno, Mars.
Har Mace
Praeter 18 Hall Hef Hamm, Max. lemond that delawir That Hancu mar,
Charles Perkins Secy attest Im F Duncan Touw letech.
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Worcester, S.S. To Jeph It Shogy Contable of the town of Hamn Checking: In The Name Of The Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, you are hereby notified to notify the Inhabitants of the Town of Hamu, qualified to vote in Elections and in town affairs, to giveel of the "Joven Hull, ne said Namn, and Saturday the 24 th day of January 1914 at 2 oclock in the afternoon, then and then to act on the following articles: - article Det.
hoved a Moderator to preside at said meeting (Intele and Force if the Town will appropriate such sum of money We may W necessary to defray the Expences of the Queers of Poor for the fiscal year inding Fab 1. 1914 , and authorize the town treasurer to borrow the same. article 3 rd
Tosee if the town will profinale Fin hundred dollars to pay for the alterations, and changes made in and thank the town hall in accordance with the orders of the state police, and, authorize the town treasurer borrow the panw .
article of the
To see if the town will buy a chemical Fire Engine, appropriate money for it funchace , or, act in any way relation thereto
article 5 th
To see if the town will authough the selection to transfer any unexpended balances of the appropriations of the firecent fiscal year to the Contingent account
article 6 th
To ere if the Town well vite to approfonat the sunny of Seven Hundred dollars for the purchase ofhome and other supplies for the fire department, authorize the town however to Gonow the same or act in any Thay relative thereto.
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and you are directed to see this Dhawant, by posting. uf, attected copies thereof at each of the Post Offices in said Jouw, and our copy on the Town Hall building, where the meeting is to be held, ten days at least bfor the time for holding said meeting.
Howof Fail Not, and make due return of this Harant, with your, doings thereon, to the Tour Rolet, at the time and place of meeting as aforesaid.
Guin under our hand this thitenth day of January in the year one thousand nine hundred and fourteen.
Edward D. Sullivan Selectmin Josefch J. Hasting of James 9. Marshall Damen attest Hd F. Duncan Found block.
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It a legal marting of the Inhabitants of the Town of Hansu held in the Town Hall, Saturday January 24 at & oclock, the Hanand was rad by the Tour Blech, and I Hatter Moon, Eduard A Boylan, Charles 6. Domine, med outch I Vigneauce were appointed tellers and Room for the faithful performance of their duties
Under article Ist Jouph G. Hastings was chocen Moderater.
Under article 2 nd
Voted i unanimously that the town appropriate the Rum of Seven hundred dollars to defray the necessary expenses of the Queen of the Good for the fiscal year inding il ( 1914, and authorize the Town treasured to borrow euch sum, giving the note of the town therefor fray able within one year, with the approval of a majority of the board of selectmen.
Under article 3rd
Noted unanimously that the town races, and appro- frate the sum of Five hundred dollars, to pay for, alterations made in and about the Town Hall, und authorize the Down treasurer to borrow euch cum, giving the note of the town therefor, payable within one year, with the approval of a majority of the board of selectmen.
Under article 4 th
Voted that the Moderator Is authorized to appoint a committee of this to investigate in reference to the purchase of a motor diven chemical Engine and fin apparatus and report the same as the next anual town meeting
erator affronted the following committee;
Charles E Comins. Charles L. Conch. Freeph D. Vigneaux.
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Under article 5 th. Viled that the town authorize the Selectmen to transfer any unexpended balances of the appropriations of the present facial year to the Contingent fund.
Under article 6th Vited unanimously that the town rote to appropriate the sum of Seven hundred dollars for the purchase of hose and other fire department supplies and authorge the town treasurer with the approval of the Selectmin to borrow the same giving the note there for frayate within one year, and that the fire Engineers act as a committee to purchase the pance.
Noted that the meeting Is diesolud. alles Im Duncan Found blesk
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Leer of Jurors 1914. Humor, Mars. Jard. 30.1914
Ut, a miting of the Board of Selectment of the town
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Charles E. 1Blies
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Charles x. Combe
Qfrances Cote
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Frange It Dexter.
Quabraga.
William F. Dillater.
Onzey S. Darling
Charles A Dufresne
William F. Duncan
Charles Eger
Mark Slutt f
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farmer Joom Fixer Miel operation Carpenter Machineet Machineet Farmer. Wage operation Every Man. Farmer Clerk
Smith St Clerk farmer. Machinist Richardem Dr. PleasantAt @urback in. Clergyman. Carpenter Merchant Retired Hilloperativi
Occupation Miel operation Machines
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Harceler SS. Faller I Putwar. Constable of the Foun of Mann, in the County of Directer hurting : In the marvel of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are sected to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Flavia qualified to vole in elections , and in town affairs, to must at their reflection voting precinct in Raid Hansen, on the Monday the second day of March, 11th, at 6300 clock in the covercour they word their to bring in their notes to the Electron Officers for: - Down Relerk, Pour Treasurer, thew Selectmen, three Queens of the Poor, threw inditors, fine Constables, Collector of Tures, and Free "Harden, all for one your; three School Committee for three years on School Committee for two years, one accessor for three years, ( accessor for one year, one Cemetery, Commissioner for three yours, and member of the Board of Health for three yours, and to determine If vote "Vis" or"No" in answer to The question, "Shall licences Is granted for the sale of intoxicating liquore in this town for the crewing year" Also to act on the following questions: Shall this town accept the provisions of section forty two of chapter fin hundred, and fourteen of the acts of the year nineteen hundred , and nine, as affected by chapter four hundred and ninety four of the acts of the year nineteen hundred and Elevar, which provides that right home shall constitute a day's work for city and town Employees?" and: Stall chapter 80% of the acts of nineteen hundred and thirty., bring an act to provide for compensating labours, workmen and mechanics for injuries sustained in publicou- ployment, and to Exempt from legal liability countries and municipal corporations which pay such compensation, " accepted by the inhabitants of this town?" all on your ballot.
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