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ANNUAL REPORT
Receipts and Expenditures
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Town of Chelmsford
Together with the School Report and the Report of Trustees of the Adams Library
Year Ending Feb. 28, 1913
BUCKLAND PRINTING CO.
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MIDDLE STREET, LOWELL, MASS.
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OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF CHELMSFORD
Town Clerk
Edward J. Robbins
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Selectmen
D. Frank Small (term expires 1915). Walter B. Emerson (term expires 1914). A. Heady Park (term expires 1913).
Overseers of the Poor
D. Frank Small (term expires 1915).
Walter B. Emerson (term expires 1914). A. Heady Park (term expires 1913).
Assessors
James P. Dunigan (term expires 1915). Fred L. Fletcher (term expires 1914). Herbert C. Sweetser (term expires 1913).
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Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes
Erwing W. Sweetser
Auditors
Winthrop A. Parkhurst Preston L. Piggott
Samuel Naylor
Constable
Hubert H. Richardson
School Committee
William H. Hall (term expires 1915).
John J. Monahan (term expires 1914) .
John E. Harrington (term expires 1913).
Trustees of Adams Library
Albert H. Davis A. Heady Park (Terms expire 1915).
Francis Clark
Wilson Waters
(Terms expire 1914).
Edwin R. Clark
Otis P. Wheeler
(Terms expire 1913).
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Tree Warden and Superintendent of Moth Work
Minot A. Bean
Sinking Fund Commissioners
William H. Shedd (term expires 1915).
William J. Quigley (term expires 1914). Walter Perham (term expires 1913).
Cemetery Commissioners
Charles F. Scribner (term expires 1915).
Charles A. Holt (term expires 1914). William H. Hall (term expires 1913).
Park Commissioners
Fred L. Fletcher (term expires 1915).
George F. Cutler (term expires 1914). George B. B. Wright (term expires 1913).
Fence Viewers
James P. Daley Leonard Spaulding - George P. Mansfield
Appraisers of Personal Property at Town Farm
Emile E. Paignon, Jr. Walter Perham
Pliny C. Bliss
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Weighers of Hay
S. Waldo Parkhurst Paul Dutton
Henry H. Emerson
Myron A. Queen
Frank E. Bickford John B. Emerson John Holgate
Measurers of Wood
S. Waldo Parkhurst Paul Dutton Alvin H. Fletcher
Daniel A. Reardon
Frank E. Bickford Myron A. Queen
Melvin Walker Edward H. Keyes
John Marinel, Jr. Jay B. Plummer John J. Dunn
Stewart Mackay
E. Hamlin Russell
Melvin Walker
Alvin H. Fletcher
Jay B. Plummer
Field Drivers
R. Wilson Dix E. Hamlin Russell Thomas Murphy
Committee on Appropriations
Walter B. Emerson D. Frank Small A. Heady Park
George F. Snow
William H. Shedd
Surveyors of Lumber
R. Wilson Dix
George E. Spaulding
Myron A. Queen
Herbert C. Sweetser
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APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN
Weighers of Coal
S. Waldo Parkhurst
John B. Emerson
Paul Dutton
James P. Dunigan
William J. Quigley Frank E. Bickford William Kittredge
Superintendent of Burials
Walter Perham George F. Cutler
Fred W. Edwards
Superintendent of Burial of Indigent Soldiers and Sailors
Walter Perham
Agents of the Board of Health
Arthur G. Scoboria (Precincts 1 and 4) Fred E. Varney (Precincts 2 and 3)
Registrars of Voters
Patrick H. Haley (term expires 1915) George H. Ripley (term expires 1914) John F McManomin (term expires 1913) Edward J. Robbins, clerk, ex-officio
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Sealer of Weights and Measures
Curtis A. Aiken
Superintendent of Town Farm
Waldo Hanaford
Superintendent of Moth Work
Minot A. Bean
Forest Warden
Arnold C. Perham
Fire Wards
Arthur House Ralph P. Adams
Arnold C. Perham
Deputy Fire Ward
William H. Shedd
Cattle Inspector
Emile E. Paignon, Jr.
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Janitors of Public Buildings
James S. Byam
Patrick S. Ward
Inspector of Meats and Provisions
- Arnold C. Perham
Special Police Officers
George C. Moore
William E. Martin
Owen Scollan
Thomas Brown
Fred J. Blodgett
Waldo Hanaford
James J. Hackett
Frank E. Bickford
Frank G. Foote
Frank C. Byam
Thomas Jones
Curtis A. Aiken
Patrick S. Ward Chas. Kappler
James Buchanan Paul A. Robinson Norman Leith
John Dowd
William Parker
James S. Byam
James R. Gookin John Marinel, Jr.
Henry Staveley
Michael McPhillip John J. Quessy
James A. Peck
Fred I. Vinal
Weighers of Merchandise
John Holgate . D. F. Small
James F. Leahey James J. Hackett James Long William J. Quigley
EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
Michael Kinch
Thomas W. Daley
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DOGS LICENSED FOR THE YEAR 1912
Number of dogs licensed . 268 Males 248
Females 20
Amount received for licenses $596 00
Amount of fees (20 cents a license) 53 60
Paid to the County Treasurer, receipt on file 542 40
Amount refunded to the Town, 97 per cent. 526 12
Any owner or keeper of a dog not duly licensed which becomes three months old after the thirty-first day of March in any year shall, whenever it is three months old, cause it to be registered, numbered, described and licensed until the first day of the ensuing April, as provided in Sections 128 and 129 of Chapter 102 of the Revised Laws as amended, and shall cause it to wear around its neck a collar distinctly marked with its owner's name and its registered number.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE CHANGE IN THE LAW REGARDING THE TIME DOG LICENSES SHALL BE PAID ON OR BEFORE THE LAST DAY OF MARCH, INSTEAD OF THE LAST DAY OF APRIL.
The Town Clerk is prepared to furnish blanks for births and deaths, and calls particular attention to the laws in relation to returns within the first five days of each month of all births occuring during the preceding month.
EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, 1912
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Chelmsford qualified to vote in Town affairs, held pursuant to Warrant at the Town Hall, Centre Village, Monday, March 25, 1912, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, the following business was transacted, to wit :
The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Town Clerk, Edward J. Robbins.
Under Article 1, to choose a Moderator, J. Adams Bartlett was unanimously elected, the check list being used, and the oath of office was administered by the Town Clerk,
Under Article 2, relating to the election of town officers by the official ballot, the following Clerks and Tellers previously appointed by the Selectmen were sworn by the Town Clerk. Ballot Clerks: John P. Scoboria, Arnold C. Perham ; Tellers: Daniel E. Haley, James B. McQuaid, William E. Martin, William H. Quigley, Ralph P. Adams, Patrick Flynn. The ballot box was examined and found to be empty, the register indicating zero. The ballots were then delivered to the ballot clerks by the Town Clerk, he taking their receipt therefor. The polls were opened at 8.20 a m. and the balloting proceeded until 1.15 p. m., when the polls were closed. The ballots as counted were 465 and the check lists corresponding. During the canvass of the ballots the following business was transacted.
Under Article 3, the following officers were chosen by nomination from the floor. Fence Viewers: James P. Daley, George P. Mansfield, Leonard Spaulding. Appraisers of Per- sonal Property at the Town Farm: Emile E. Paignon, Jr., Pliney C. Bliss, Walter Perham ; Weighers of Hay: S. Waldo Parkhurst, Paul Dutton, Henry H. Emerson, Myron A. Queen,
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Frank E. Bickford, John B. Emerson, John Holgage; Meas- urers of Wood: S. Waldo Parkhurst, Daniel A. Readon, John Marinel, Jr., Paul Dutton, Frank E. Bickford, Melvin Walker, Jay B. Plummer, Alvin H. Fletcher, Myron A. Queen, Edward H. Keyes; Surveyors of Lumber: R. Wilson Dix, George E. Spaulding, Myron A. Queen, Herbet C. Sweetser, Stuart Mackay, E. Hamlin Russell, Melvin Walker, Alvin H. Fletcher, Jay B. Plummer; Field Drivers: R. Wilson Dix, E. Hamlin Russell, Thomas Murphy; Committee on Appropriations: Walter B. Emerson, George F. Snow, A. Heady Park, William H. Shedd, D. Frank Small.
Under Article 4, voted to accept the Town Report as printed after some typographial errors had been called to the attention of the meeting. The Selectmen's report upon guide posts was accepted and placed on file. The committee ap- pointed at the last Annual Town Meeting in regards to the best means of providing better fire protection in that part of the Town known as Chelmsford Centre, made two recommend- ations, one to be known as the report of the majority, and the other to be known as the report of the minority of the Com- mittee which was as follows: That the matter be laid on the table for one year. That the present committee be retained for that period with the added power to place an article in a warrant calling for the creation of a fire district and the issu- ance of town water bonds to cover the cost of constructing a complete water plant for same capable of furnishing an abund- ant supply of water for fire and domestic purposes.
Under Article 5, the Committee on Annual Appropriations reported the sums necessary in their judgement, which as amended, it was voted to raise and appropriate as follows :
Teaching, care and fuel $22,900 00 Superintendent 1,500 00
Also voted to appropriate $100.00 from money
already in the Town Treasury for School Su- perintendent.
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Incidentals 400 00
Transportation 1,750 00
Apparatus . 50 00
Furniture and repairs
1,000 00
Text Books and supplies
1,700 00
Medical Inspection .
250 00
Tuition in Industrial School at Lowell
595 00
Highways
4,000 00
Also voted to appropriate money received as excise tax and the proceeds from the sale of the Town teams for highways.
Support of Poor
3,000 00
Repairs of Public Buildings
300 00
Street Lighting.
6,800 00
Miscellaneous expenses.
2,500 00
Town Officers and Committee
3,000 00
Moth Work.
1,688 17
Care and Improvement of Cemeteries 600 00
Indigent soldiers and sailors
450 00
Cattle Inspector
100 00
Adams Library
1,200 00
North Chelmsford Library Association, provided the books are for the free use of the inhabitants of the town 600 00
Village clock
30 00
Tree Warden
300 00
Public Parks.
200 00
Meat Inspection
800 00
. Weights and Measures
100 00
Abatement of Taxes
200 00
Also voted to appropriate $536.38 from money already in the Town Treasury for abatement of taxes.
Loans and Interest
4,791 76
. Sinking Fund 200 00
Military Aid. 400 00
Voted to appropriate $428.67 from money al- ready in the Town Treasury to be applied on construction of the Acton Road.
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Under Article 6, voted to authorize the Town Treasurer to borrow, subject to the approval of the Selectmen, such sums of money, not to exceed forty-five thousand dollars ($45,000.00), as may be required for the demands upon him, in anticipation of the taxes of the municipal year beginning March 1, 1912, and payable therefrom.
Under Article 7, voted that the Town authorize the Select- men to act as its agent in any suit or suits which may arise during the current year ; also in such other matters which may arise requiring, in their judgment, the action of such agent, and to employ counsel therefor.
Under Article 8, voted that the Town raise and appropri- ate the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars ($125.00), for the purpose of observing Memorial Day.
Under Article 9, voted that the Town raise and appropri- ate the sum of fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500.00), to be paid to the North Chelmford Fire District for hydrant service for the current year.
Under Article 10, voted to change the name of Centre Street, running from the centre of the town to North Chelms- ford, to the name of the North Road.
Under Article 11, voted to reimburse Daniel A. Reardon from money already in the treasury for taxes amounting to $30, paid by him on land sold to Nelson Loucroft since 1899, 53 voted in favor and 2 in the negative.
Under Article 12, voted to accept a continuance of Bridge Street from the present point of acceptance to the residence of Thomas A. Harmon, as laid out by the Selectmen.
Under Article 13, voted 1st that the salaries of the Board of Selectmen be as follows: For the Chairman of the Board . the sum of $250. For the Secretary of the Board the sum of $225. For the third member of the Board the sum of $200. That these salaries shall also include their expenses as Select- men. 2nd, that the salaries of the Board of Overseers of the Poor be as follows : For the Chairman of the Board the sum of
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$50, with his expenses additional. For each of the other two members of the Board the sum of $25. These salaries also to include their expenses as Overseers of the Poor with the exception of the Chairman. 3rd, that salaries for the Board of Assessors shall be as follows : For the Chairman of the Board the sum of $200. For each of the other two members of the Board the sum of $175. These salaries to also include their expenses as Assessors.
Under Article 14, voted that the Town abolish the caucus and conduct its future election of Town Officers under the Australian Ballot System adopted by the town. 83 voted in the affirmative and 9 in the negative.
Under Article 15, voted to instruct the Board of Select- men to sell the Town teams.
Under Article 16, relative to the appointment of a com- mittee to draft a set of Town By-Laws, the article was dis- missed.
Under Article 17, relative to instructing the Board of Selectmen to appoint a Superintendent of Streets, the article was dismissed.
Under Article 18, voted to raise and appropriate the sum of three hundred dollars ($300) for the purpose of grading the grounds and miscellaneous work at School House on High- land Ave., at North Chelmsford, the expenditure of this money to be in charge of the School Committee.
Under Article 19, relative to raising and appropriating three hundred dollars ($300) for grading at North Chelms- ford School on Princeton St., the article was dismissed.
Under Article 20, relative to raising and appropriating three hundred dollars ($300) to settle land, grade and other damages sustained by Daniel F. Hartley, the article was dismissed.
Under Article 21, relative to raising and appropriating two hundred and fifty dollars ($250) for free band concerts, the article was dismissed.
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Under Article 22, relative to the acceptance of a Town way in the North Village, the article was dismissed.
Under Article 23, relative to the acceptance of a Town way as Bridge St., the article was dismissed as action has been taken upon this street under Article 12 of this warrant.
Under Article 24, voted to raise and appropriate the sum of forty-five dollars ($45) to purchase a new flag and rope at the Centre Village.
Under Article 25, voted to appropriate from money al- ready in the treasury, the sum of fifty dollars ($50) for the services of a janitor at the North and Centre fire houses.
Under Article 26. relative to granting permission to the Independent Order Bugh-Abraham of Lowell, Mass., to use land in Chelmsford for burial purposes, the article was dis- missed.
Under Article 27, relative to raising and appropriating the sum of three thousand ($3.000.) for the purpose of continuing the Acton Road, the article was dismissed.
Under Article 28, relative to the use of land on west side of the Old Middlesex Canal for the purpose of burial, the article was dismissed.
Under Article 29, voted that the Selectmen be instructed to cause the water to be divided from the land of Walter Wright in South Street, which enters his premises through the cvlvert under said street and to connect said culvert with a catch basin a short distance below so that the water will not flow upon his land.
Under Article 30, relative to raising and appropriating the sum of twenty dollars ($20.) for the land damages sustained by Emeline Haywood by reason of the construction of the Littleton Road, the article was dismissed.
Under Article 31, relative to raising and appropriating the sum of fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500.00), for the purpose of
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constructing a macadam road on Chelmsford Street from Bil- lerica to Wilson Street, the Article was indefinitely postponed.
Following the transaction of the foregoing business, the result of the official business was declared as follows :
FOR TOWN CLERK FOR THREE YEARS
Edward J. Robbins 402
Blanks 63
FOR SELECTMAN FOR THREE YEARS
D. Frank Small
380
Blanks 85
FOR SELECTMAN FOR TWO YEARS
Walter B. Emerson 374
Blanks
91
FOR SELECTMAN FOR ONE YEAR
Charles Lyons 380
Frank A. Mallory 1
Blanks 84
FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR FOR THREE YEARS
D. Frank Small
366
Blanks
99
FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR FOR TWO YEARS
Walter B. Emerson 362
Blanks
103
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FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR FOR ONE YEAR
Charles Lyons 357
Blanks 108
FOR ASSESSOR FOR THREE YEARS
James P. Dunigan 250
Erwin A. Blaisdell 199
Blanks
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FOR TOWN TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF TAXES
Erwin M. Sweetser 396
Arthur M. Warren 1
Blanks
68
FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR THREE YEARS
William H. Hall 373
Blanks
92
FOR TWO TRUSTEES OF ADAMS LIBRARY FOR THREE YEARS
Albert H. Davis 325
A. Heady Park 313
Blanks 292
FOR ONE CONSTABLE
Herbert H. Richardson 278
Joseph T. Fallon 165
Blanks 22
FOR TREE WARDEN
Minot A. Bean 342
Blanks
123
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FOR CEMETERY COMMISSIONER FOR THREE YEARS
Charles F. Scribner 323
Blanks 142
FOR SINKING FUND COMMISSIONER FOR THREE YEARS
William H. Shedd 328
Blanks
137
FOR PARK COMMISSIONER FOR THREE YEARS
Fred L. Fletcher
321
Blanks
144
FOR AUDITORS
Samuel Naylor. 324
Winthrop A. Parkhurst 334
Preston L. Piggott 325
Blanks
412
LICENSE QUESTION
· Yes 118
No
306
Blanks 41
At 6.10 P. M. voted to dissolve the meeting.
J. ADAMS BARTLETT.
EDWARD J. ROBBINS, Town Clerk. 1
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PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY, APRIL 30, 1912
DELEGATES AT LARGE
Charles S. Baxter, Roosevelt, Republican
159
George W. Coleman,
149
Frederick Fosdick
152
Albert Bushnell Hart
66
152
Octave A. La Riviere 66
149
James P. Magenis
151
Arthur L. Nason
152 .
Alvin G. Weeks
148
Frank Serberlich
Taft, Republician
6
Winthrop Murry Crane "
84
Lucius Tuttle
66
82
John W. Weeks
66
72
Samuel B. Caper
96
Samuel J. Elder
6 6
78
James F. Cavanagh
81
Edmond Coté
79
Frank J. Donahue, Unpledged, Democratic
E. Gerry Brown,
Foss, Democratic
18
John F. Fitzgerald
33
William P. Hayes
30
Charles J. Martell
23
Humphrey O'Sullivan 66
34
Charles B. Strecker
21
David I. Walsh 60
27
Henry F. Burt, Wilson, Democratic
6
John L. Bates
88
22
John N. Coughlin
32
21
Henry T. Schaefer, Unpledged, Democratic. 5
George Fred Williams
6
John P. Sweeney
4
James H. Vahey, Foss, Democratic
19
John A. Keliher
66
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ALTEREATE DELEGATES AT LARGE
John D. Long Taft, Republican 106
Benjamin H. Anthony
103
Frank Vogel
103
Joseph Monette® 66
105
Charles H. Innes
103
Walter Ballantyne
66 66
103
Isaac L. Roberts
66
104
Ernest G. Adams
104
Charles L. Burrill, Roosevelt, Republican
146
Thomas F. Doherty
137
Richard R. Flynn
136
John Larrabee
137
John G. Maxfield
66
145
Max Mitchell
145
Cassins A. Ward
144
Russell A. Wood
146
James M. Folan, Unpledged, Democratic.
20
Joseph J. Leonard
21
Andrew A. Badaracco, Foss, Democratic
21
Charles F. Campbell
29
Peter J. Flatherty
31
James M. Folan
23
Daniel H. Maguire
32
Luke J. Minahan
30
Daniel M. O'Brien
27
Joseph F. O'Connell
30
John P. Kane
Unpledged,
12
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DISTRICT DELEGATES, FIFTH DISTRICT
Herbert L. Chapman, Roosevelt, Republican 150
Smith M. Decker 66 148
Arthur G. Pollard, Taft, Republican 104
H. Bradford Lewis
98
John P. S. Mahoney, Foss, Democratic.
22
J. Joseph O'Connor, Unpledged, Democratic
41
J. Joseph Hennessy,
26
James E. Donoghue
2
Peter Caddell, Roosevelt, Republican 136
James R. Berwick
133
George H. Stevens, Taft, Republican
99
Thorndike D. Howe
94
William J. Collins, Unpledged, Democratic
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PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Robert M. LeFollette, Republican
0
Theodore Roosevelt
154
William Howard Taft 197
Champ Clark, Democratic 38
Woodrow Wilson
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EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, MAY 18, 1912
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Chelmsford qualified to vote in Town affairs, held pursuant to warrant, at the Town Hall, Centre Village, Saturday, May 18, 1912, at twelve o'clock, noon, the following business was: transacted to wit : The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Town Clerk, Edward J. Robbins.
Under Article 1, to choose a moderator, Joseph E Warren was unanimously elected, the check list being used and the oath of office administered by the Town Clerk.
Under Article 2, the following clerks and tellers previously appointed by the Selectmen were sworn by the Town Clerk. Ballot clerks: William H. Quigley and Frank P. Martin. Tellers : Arnold C. Perham, Daniel E. Haley, John P. Sca- boria. The ballot box was examined and found to be empty · the register indicating zero. The ballots were then delivered to ballot clubs, and the polls opened at 12.15 P. M. Balloting then proceeded until 4 P. M., when the polls were closed. The ballots as counted were 266 and the check lists correspond- ing. During the canvass of the ballots the following business was transacted.
Under Article 3, voted that the Town appropriate the sum of fifty dollars from money now in the treasury for the purpose of caring for the Town property at the Chelmsford Centre Fire House.
Under Article 4, relative to appropriating fifty dollars for the protection of fish and game, the article was dismissed.
Under Article 5, voted that the Town raise and appro-
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priate the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to settle land, grade and other damages sustained by Daniel F. Hartley by reason of the construction of the Littleton Road.
Under Article 6, relative to the payment of the Selectmen, their reasonable traveling and other expenses in addition to their salaries, it was voted to dismiss the article.
Following the transaction of the foregoing business the result of the ballot under Article 2 was declared as follows : For Selectman for 1 year (unexpired term) A. Heady Park, 110; Emile E. Paignon, Jr., 58; Frank A. Bickford, 85. For Overseer of the Poor for 1 year (unexpired term) A. Heady Park, 109; Emile E. Paignon, Jr., 58; Frank E. Bickford, 80.
At 5.40 P. M. voted to dissolve the meeting.
JOSEPH E. WARREN,
Moderator.
EDWARD J. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk.
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JOINT PRIMARY, SEPT. 24, 1912
At a legal meeting, held Sept. 24, 1912, at the four pre- cincts of the Town of Chelmsford, in conformity with the pro- visions of Chapter 550 of Acts of 1911, the following candi- dates for nomination received the number of votes set against their respective names :
GOVERNOR
Everett C. Benton, Republican 70
Joseph Walker, 65
Eugene N. Foss, Democrat 91 Joseph C. Pelletier, 22
Roland D, Sawyer, Socialist 1 ·
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
Robert Luce, Republican 134
Edward P. Barry, Democrat 26
David I. Walsh, 66 76
Robert B. Martin, Socialist 1
SECRETARY
Albert P. Lrngtry, Republican 128
Frank J. Donahue, Democrat 95
Ellen Hayes, Socialist. 1
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TREASURER
Elmer A. Stevens, Republican 127
Joseph L. P. St. Coeur, Democrat. 82
Louis F. Weiss, Socialist 1
AUDITOR
John E. White, Republican 126
. James F. Carens, Democrat 82
Sylvester J. McBride, Socialist 1
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
James M. Swift, Republican 124
George N. Anderson, Democrat 84
George E. Rower, Jr., Socialist 1
CONGRESSMAN
William T. S. Bartlett, Republican 37
James Wilson Grimes,
3
John Jacob Rogers, 85
James H. Carmichael, Democrat 35
Humphrey O'Sullivan,
71
COUNCILLOR
John J. Hibbs, Republican 38
George E. Marchand, Republican 47
G. Frederick Simpson, 41
John J. Hogan, Democrat 94
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SENATOR
Erson B. Barlow, Republican 123
Henry J. Draper, Democrat 11
James P. Dunigan, 92
Warren P. Riordan,
66
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REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT
Samuel L. Taylor, Republican 126
John D. Carney, Democrat 85
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Chester B. Williams, Republican 122
COUNTY TREASURER
Joseph O. Hayden, Republican 91
Thomas F. Royle, Democrat. 82
MEMBER OF STATE COMMITTEE
Humphrey O'Sullivan, Democrat 83
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
Edward J. Robbins, Republican 121
Charles E. Bartlett,
119
Royal S. Ripley, 115
James P. Dunigan, Democrat 5
Patrick S. Ward,
2
John F. McManomin 2
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MEMBERS OF POLITICAL TOWN COMMITTEES
Fred A. Fletcher, Republican
114
James S. Wotton, 66
114
Frank A. Mallory, 66
116
Fred Chandler,
111
Edwin C. Perham,
114
John F. McManomin, Democrat
8
Patrick H. Haley,
6
John J. Dunn,
5
John H. Harrington,
4
Charles F. Devine,
3
James P. Dunigan,
1
Karl M. Perham,
1
EDWARD J. ROBBINS, .
Town Clerk.
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STATE AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Nov. 5, 1912
Whole number of votes cast 789
DELEGATES AT LARGE
John M. Fisher, Prohibition 8
Edward Kendall, Prohibition
8
Fred Tepper, Socialist.
12
Daniel A. White, Socialist 12
Robert Bateson, Soc. Labor
1
Moritz E. Ruther, Soc. Labor
1
James P. Magenis, Progressive
383
Cassine A. Ward, Progressive
383
Rufus D. Adams, Republician 162
David F. Dillon, Republician 162
John W. Cummings, Democratic 195
William A. Gaston, Democratic . . .
195
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
Thomas A. Frissell, Prohibition 8
Wilfred Griffin, Socialist. 12
' Herman Koepke, Soc. Labor 1
Cornelius C. Cook, Progressive
383
William A. Burns, Republician 162
Daniel F. Doherty, Democratic .. 195
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DISTRICT NUMBER Two
Oliver W. Cobb, Prohibition. 8
Charles C. Hitchcock, Socialist. 12
Frederick A. Nagles, Soc. Lobor 1
J. Frank Drake, Progressive.
383
Walter S. Robinson, Republician 162
Edward H. Lathrop, Democratic 195
DISTRICT NUMBER THREE
Hervey S. Cowell, Prohibition 8
Robert Lawrence, Socialist 12
John A. Anderson, Soc. Labor 1
Frederick Fosdick, Progressive.
383
George R. Wallace, Republican 162
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