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1
3
Joseph T. Kelleher
1
2
3
Timothy V. O'Connor
0
2
2
Charles M. Sullivan
2
2
4
Bernard J. Travers
2
1
3
County Commissioner - Middlesex County
Thomas B. Brennan
23
29
52
John D. Buckley
0
4
4
Lawrence A. Buckley
1
2
3
John Joseph Burke
1
2
3
Edmund R. Campbell
0
1
1
Gilbert E. Cardoso
0
3
3
Raymond E. Ennis
1
3
4
Arthur G. Gendreau
1
0
1
Lawrence P. Masterson
9
15
24
Joseph Sarcia
0
1
1
John L. Sullivan
1
2
3
Armand R. Valentino
1
3
4
David I. Walsh
1
5
6
Register of Probate and Insolvency - Middlesex County (To fill Vacancy)
John V. Harvey
23
40
63
Lawrence H. Avery
1
4
5
George H. Bailey
0
1
1
72
Vincent J. Bowen
0
0
C. Michael Bradley
2
1
3
Patrick J. Brennan
3
0
3
John Fred Buckley
0
4
4
John B. Carr
1
4
5
Timothy J. Cosgrove
1
3
4
Edward J. Crane
0
2
2
Timothy F. O'Connor
2
4
6
Francis J. O'Dea
4
7
11
John L. Sullivan
1
3
4
Total Democratic Vote:
52
84
136
REPUBLICAN
Pr. 1
Pr. 2
Total
Senator in Congress
Vincent J. Celeste
319
136
455
Governor
Charles Gibbons
347
135
482
Howard Whitmore
2
00
5
Lieutenant Governor
Elmer C. Nelson
358
151
509
Secretary
Marion Curran Boch
358
149
507
Treasurer
John E. Yerxa
361
150
511
Auditor
Thomas H. Adams
360
150
510
Attorney General
Christian A. Herter
366
156
522
Congressman - Fourth District
Charles D. Briggs, Jr.
118
80
198
Robert N. Scola
255
75
330
Councillor - Third District
Rudolph F. King
108
88
196
Harris A. Reynolds
269
71
340
2
John A. Volpe
5
73
Senator - Middlesex and Norfolk District
Charles W. Olson
329
135
464
Jerry T. Torti
43
23
66
Representative in General Court - 10th Middlesex District
James DeNormandie
371
150
521
District Attorney - Northern District
William G. Andrew
115
92
207
James F. Mahan
255
64
319
Clerk of Courts - Middlesex County
Charles T. Hughes
262
152
515
Register of Deeds - Middlesex South District
William B. Bailey
338
132
470
George L. Leavitt, Jr.
33
23
56
County Commissioner - Middlesex County
John F. Cahill
290
91
381
Frederick Lowe
41
35
76
Jesse A. Rogers
37
29
66
Register of Probate and Insolvency - Middlesex County (To fill Vacancy)
Winston W. Bell
56
56
112
Warren J. FitzGerald
315
99
414
Total Republican Vote:
381
163
544
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RESULTS OF STATE ELECTION November 4, 1958
Pr. 1
Pr. 2
Total
Senator in Congress
John F. Kennedy, Democratic
930
1,126
2,056
Vincent J. Celeste, Republican
804
579
1,383
Lawrence Gilfedder, Socialist Labor
14
3
17
Mark R. Shaw, Prohibition
3
7
10
Governor
Foster Furcolo, Democratic
425
695
1,120
Charles Gibbons, Republican
1,331
1,009
2,340
Henning A. Blomen, Socialist Labor
5
1
6
Guy S. Williams, Prohibition
1
4
5
Lieutenant Governor
Robert F. Murphy, Democratic
461
753
1,214
Elmer C. Nelson, Republican
1,281
944
2,225
Harold E. Bassett, Prohibition
4
5
9
Francis A. Votano, Socialist Labor
6
2
8
Secretary
Edward J. Cronin, Democratic
483
817
1,300
Marion Curran Boch, Republican
1,256
878
2,134
Fred M. Ingersoll, Socialist Labor
8
4
12
Julia B. Kohler, Prohibition
3
1
4
Treasurer
John F. Kennedy, Democratic
442
780
1,222
John E. Yerxa, Republican
1,301
915
2,216
Warren C. Carberg, Prohibition
2
4
6
John Erlandsson, Socialist Labor
9
2
11
Scattering
0
1
1
Auditor
Thomas J. Buckley, Democratic
528
839
1,367
Thomas H. Adams, Republican
1,213
853
2,066
John B. Lauder, Prohibition
1
0
1
Arne A. Sortell, Socialist Labor
6
2
8
Attorney General
Christian A. Herter, Jr., Republican
1,400
1,105
2,505
Edward J. McCormack, Jr., Democratic
356
607
963
Charles A. Couper, Socialist Labor
6
3
9
Gustaf B. Nissen, Prohibition
2
2
4
75
Congressman - Fourth District
Harold D. Donohue, Democratic
539
853
1,392
Charles D. Briggs, Jr., Republican
1,208
851
2,059
Councillor - Third District
Edward J. Cronin, Democratic
405
691
1,096
Rudolph F. King, Republican
1,326
1,004
2,330
Senator - Middlesex and Norfolk District
Charles W. Olson, Republican
1,345
1,077
2,422
Thomas E. Barnicle, Democratic
389
628
1,017
Representative in General Court - 10th Middlesex District
James DeNormandie, Republican
1,414
1,046
2,460
Richard A. White, Democratic
336
654
990
District Attorney - Northern District
James L. O'Dea, Jr., Democratic
509
803
1,312
William G. Andrew, Republican
1,231
893
2,124
Clerk of Court - Middlesex County
Charles T. Hughes, Republican
1,397
1,064
2,461
Edward J. Sullivan, Democratic
339
617
956
Register of Deeds - Middlesex Southern District
William B. Bailey, Republican
1,377
1,034
2,411
Edmund C. Buckley, Democratic
355
649
1,004
County Commissioner - Middlesex County
Thomas B. Brennan, Democratic
427
733
1,160
John F. Cahill, Republican
1,295
944
2,239
Register of Probate and Insolvency - Middlesex County (To fill Vacancy)
Warren J. FitzGerald, Republican
1,329
1,000
2,329
John V. Harvey, Democratic
387
671
1,058
REFERENDA - Question No. 1
LAW PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION
"Do you approve of a law sum- marized below which was disapproved in the House of Representatives by a vote of 73 in the affirmative and 132 in the negative and was approved in the
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Senate by a vote of 21 in the affirmative and 17 in the negative?
SUMMARY
The proposed measure provides that every former public employee, other than a judge, who is pensioned o1. retired for disability, shall report to his retirement authority, annually, his earn- ings from gainful occupation during the preceding year; and that, if such earn- ings, plus the pension, exceed the regu- lar compensation of the position for- merly held, the pensioner shall refund that portion of his pension equal to such excess or the entire pension if such excess is greater than the pension. A refund, if required, shall not include any part of a pension represented by salary deductions from or special purchase by the former employee. The requirement of a refund is not applicable to income received in or prior to 1958.
"Yes" "No"
1,312
1,073
2,385
283
405
688
Question No. 2
A. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages (whisky, rum, gin, malt bev- erages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages) ?
"Yes" "No"
1,003
1,002
2,005
682
632
1,314
B. Shall licenses be ganted in this town for the sale therein of wines and malt beverages (wines and beer, ale and all other malt beverages) ?
"Yes" "NO"
935
954
1,889
636
574
1,210
C. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale therein of all alcoholic beverages in packages, so called, not to be drunk on the premises?
"Yes" "No"
1,139
1,193
2,332
455
343
798
Question No. 3
A. Shall the pari-mutual system of betting on licensed horse races be per- mitted in this county?
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"Yes" "No"
629
902
1,531
1,027
692
1,719
B. Shall the pari-mutual system of betting on licensed dog races be per- mitted in this county?
"Yes" "No"
488
747
1,235
1,075
707
1,782
Question No. 4
"Shall the Representative from this District be instructed to vote to estab- lish an exclusively state-conducted lot- tery once a year, on or about July 4th, to be known as the ‘Massachusetts Sweepstakes Drawing,' with one-half of the income to be given as cash prizes and the other one-half used to cut real estate taxes?"
"Yes" "No"
779
1,047
1,826
878
539
1,417
TOTAL VOTE:
1,776
1,736
3,512
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VOTES ENACTED AT THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Held Wednesday, December 3, 1958
Wayland, Massachusetts Town Clerk's Office
Hon. Howard S. Russell, Moderator :-
Pursuant to the Warrant dated November 12, 1958, and signed by Thomas F. Linnehan, John R. McEnroy and Frank S. Tarr, Selectmen, service and return of said Warrant having been duly given by Ernest H. Damon, Constable, the inhabitants of the Town of Wayland qualified to vote in Town Meeting, assembled this day; and at 7:45 P. M. the Moderator called the meeting to order, declared a quorum to be present and the meeting proceeded to transact the following business :
Article 1. To see if the Town will authorize the appointment of a committee to be called the "Wayland Route 20 By-Pass Committee," to be composed of 10 persons to press for the construction of the Route 20 By-Pass and to coordinate efforts of all groups or persons in the Town working towards that end; or take any action relative thereto.
Upon motion of Mr. George Vinsonhaler, duly seconded, it was
Voted unanimously: That a committee of 10 persons, to be known as the "Wayland Route 20 By-Pass Committee," consisting of one member of the Selectmen, one member of the Road Commissioners, one member of the Planning Board, one member of the Finance Committee, each designated by the respective committees or boards, the Chief of Police, and five members at large, the five members at large to be chosen by the five members first designated and to include one retail merchant whose business is located within the Town, one member from industry located within the Town, and three other members, be appointed ta press for construction of the Route 20 By-Pass and to co-ordinate efforts of all groups or persons in the Town working towards that end, said Committee to report at the next Annual Town Meeting.
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the preparation of plans and specifications, and construction of a new high school on the site on Old Connecticut Path, purchased by the Town pursuant to the vote under Article 5 at the Special Town Meeting held February 15, 1956, and for originally equip- ping and furnishing the said high school; determine whether the money shall be provided for by appropriation from available funds in the treasury, by taxation, and/or by borrowing; or take any action relative thereto.
Duly seconded, Mr. Allan R. Finlay made the following
MOTION: That the sum of $2,275,000 be raised and appropriated for the preparation of plans and specifications, and for constructing and originally equipping and furnishing a high school building or buildings on the site on Old Connecticut Path, purchased by the Town pursuant to the vote under Article 5 at the Special Town Meeting held February 15, 1956; that, to meet said appropriation, the Treasurer, with the
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approval of the Selectmen, and subject to the approval of the Emergency Finance Board, be and hereby is authorized and directed to issue and sell as one issue or from time to time as two or more separate issues, serial bonds or notes of the Town aggregating not more than $2,275,000 in principal amount under authority of Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948, as amended, and that all of said bonds or notes shall be issued and sold in accordance with the applicable provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, as amended, but each issue of bonds or notes shall be a separate loan which shall be paid in not more than twenty years from the date thereof; that the committee originally appointed in accordance with the vote under Article 19 of the Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting held March 15, 1947 be authorized and directed to plan, con- struct, furnish and equip said school building or buildings, and to enter into the necessary contracts and agreements therefor.
Duly seconded, Mr. Garret F. Ziffer made the following
AMENDMENT to Mr. Finlay's Motion: That the Motion before the Meeting be amended by adding: "but that none of the sum appro- priated shall be used for construction of the Physical Education Center and that the study of this center be referred back to the School Building Committee for a report at the next annual town meeting."
Upon Mr. Ziffer's Amendment, it was
Voted: In the negative.
Upon the main Motion of Mr. Finlay, the Counted Vote was as follows:
"Yes" 598 "No" 89 Total: 687
The Moderator declared this vote as having carried more than the required 2/3 vote.
Mr. Warren R. Bolton asked whether the Town By-Laws required that notice of a Special Town Meeting to be mailed seven days, at least, before a meeting, or whether such notice should be received seven days before such a Meeting.
The Moderator read from the By-Laws that the requirement was for the notice to be mailed seven days before a Special Town Meeting.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate, or transfer from available funds, a sum or sums of money for the operation and expenses of any or all of the following:
Selectmen : Expense
Town Hall Office Building : Maintenance
Elections : Officers
Elections : Expense
Notice of Meetings
Police Department : Expense
Police Department : Signs and Traffic Lines
Police Department : Special Services
Highway Department : Maintenance
Highway Department: Garage Addition
Highway Department : Care of Dumps
Highway Department: Street Lighting
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Highway Department: Drainage - Winter Street Betterment Moth Department: Dutch Elm
Town Office Building : Construction
Purchase of Land: Vicinity of Stonebridge Road Committee Reports
Library: Alterations and Repairs
Upon motion of Mr. Robert M. Morgan, duly seconded, it was
Voted: That the Town appropriate and transfer from available funds for the following departments, the following amounts:
Selectmen : Expense $500.00
Town Hall Office Building :
Maintenance
700.00
Elections :
Officers 475.00
Elections :
Expense
150.00
Notice of Meetings
250.00
Police Department :
Expense
3,800.00
Signs and Traffic Lines
550.00
Special Services (Framingham Lock-Up)
200.00
Highway Department:
Maintenance
2,000.00
Garage Addition
866.36
Care of Dumps
2,500.00
Street Lighting
400.00
Drainage - Winter Street Betterment
1,700.00
Moth Department :
Dutch Elm
3,500.00
Town Office Building :
Construction
6,033.54
Purchase of Land:
Vicinity of Stonebridge Road
800.00
Committee Reports
370.56
Library :
Alterations and Repairs
1,500.00
$26,295.46
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the transfer of the $5,000 appropriated for a Civil Defense Rescue Truck under Article 21, of the March, 1955 Annual Town Meeting, to the account voted under Article 12, of the March, 1958 Annual Town Meeting; or take any action relative thereto.
Upon motion of Mr. William A. Loker, duly seconded, it was
Voted: That the Town authorize the transfer of the $5,000 appro- priated for a Civil Defense Rescue Truck under Article 21, of the March, 1955 Annual Town Meeting, to the account voted under Article 12, of the March, 1958 Annual Town Meeting, said transfer to
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take place upon the reimbursement to the Town by the State of the amount previously paid by the Town to the State.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to sell or otherwise dispose of (1) the 1935 Chevrolet Fire Alarm Utility Truck and (2) miscellaneous, obsolete or unusable Fire Department equipment; or take any action relative thereto.
Upon motion of Mrs. Georgia V. Alstad, duly seconded, it was
Voted unanimously: That the Town authorize the Board of Select- men to sell or otherwise dispose of :
(1) the 1935 Chevrolet Fire Alarm Utility Truck;
(2) miscellaneous, obsolete or unusable Fire Department equipment.
Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the transfer of custody and control to the Park Department for a natural park, the land bounded and described as follows:
NORTHERLY : By Commonwealth Road, Five Hundred and Forty- One and 49/100 (541.49) feet;
EASTERLY: By land now or formerly of Joseph E. and Charlotte L. Pescosolido, and by land now or formerly of Henry J. Dietrich ;
SOUTHERLY : By a brook, and land now or formerly of Raymond J. and Doris H. Russell;
WESTERLY: By land now or formerly of New England Erecting Company, Inc.
containing 4.5 acres;
or take any action relative thereto.
Upon motion of Mr. Allan H. Morgan, duly seconded, it was
Voted unanimously: That the Town authorize the transfer of custody and control to the Park Department for a natural park, the land bounded and described (as given under Article 6 of the Warrant for this Meeting. Reading of the description of the property was omitted by unanimous consent of the Meeting, since it followed exactly the description given in the Warrant.)
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public town way, and to construct the road known as "Wallace Road," or a portion or portions thereof, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and as shown on plans on file with the Town Clerk; to authorize the Board of Select- men to acquire the necessary land (including easements for drainage) by purchase, gift, eminent domain or otherwise; to appropriate and assess a sum of money for the acquisition of such land, the construction of such way, and for other costs in connection therewith, with better- ments to be assessed under Chapter 80 of the General Laws; or take any action relative thereto.
By unanimous consent of the Meeting, the Town dispensed with a reading of the Order of the Board of Selectmen Laying Out Wallace Road.
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Upon motion of Mr. Robert M. Morgan, duly seconded, it was
Voted: That the Town accept the laying out as a public Town way of Wallace Road as designated in the Order of Laying Out of the Board of Selectmen dated November 26, 1958 as shown on a plan entitled "Plan and Profile of Wallace Road in Wayland, Massachusetts," dated January 28, 1958 by Everett M. Brooks Co., Civil Engineers, which is on file with the Town Clerk; that the Board of Selectmen be authorized to acquire any necessary land (including easements for drainage) by eminent domain, purchase, gift or otherwise; that betterments be assessed under the General Laws, (Ter. Ed.), Chapter 80, in accordance with the Order of Laying Out; and that $13,100 be appropriated and assessed for the acquisition of such land and easements for the con- struction of such way and for other costs in connection therewith.
Upon first vote: there was a scattering "No."
The second vote was unanimously in favor of the motion.
Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public way, and to construct the road known as "Winter Street," or a portion or portions thereof, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and as shown on plans on file with the Town Clerk; to authorize the Board of Select- men to acquire the necessary land (including easements for drainage) by purchase, gift, eminent domain or otherwise; to appropriate and assess a sum of money for the acquisition of such land, the construction of such way, and for other costs in connection therewith, with better- ments to be assessed under Chapter 80 of the General Laws; or take any action relative thereto.
By unanimous consent of the Meeting the Town dispensed with a reading of the Order of the Board of Selectmen Laying Out Winter Street.
Upon motion of Mr. Robert M. Morgan, duly seconded, it was
Voted unanimously: That the Town accept the laying out as a public Town way a portion of Winter Street extending Southerly from Centre Street 430 feet, as designated in the order of Laying Out of the Board of Selectmen dated November 26, 1958 as shown on a plan entitled "Accept- ance Plan and Profile of South Street and Parts of Centre and Winter Streets in Wayland, Mass.", dated November 7, 1958 by Everett M. Brooks Co., Civil Engineers, which is on file with the Town Clerk; that the Board of Selectmen be authorized to acquire any necessary land (including easements for drainage) by eminent domain, purchase, gift, or otherwise; that betterments be assessed under the General Laws, (Ter. Ed.), Chapter 80, in accordance with the Order of Laying Out; and that $4,750 be appropriated and assessed for the acquisition of any such land and easements for the construction of such way and for other costs in connection therewith.
Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to install water pipes and hydrants in the way named "Winter Street," or any portion thereof, and to appropriate a sum of money for the expenses thereof and deter- mine how the money shall be raised and authorize such sums, or any portion thereof, to be included in any betterments that may be assessed under the preceding article; or take any action relative thereto.
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Upon motion of Mr. Robert M. Morgan, duly seconded, it was
Voted unanimously: That the Town appropriate and assess the sum of $3,000 for the installation of 8-inch water pipes and hydrants in a portion of Winter Street extending Southerly from Centre Street 430 feet, the work to be done under the supervision of the Water Commis- sioners, the cost of the work to be assessed as betterments under Chap- ter 332 of the Acts of 1955.
Upon motion of Mr. Morgan, duly seconded, it was
Voted unanimously: That this Meeting should not adjourn until the last Article had been disposed of.
Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public way, and to construct the road known as "South Street," or a portion or portions thereof, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and as shown on plans on file with the Town Clerk; to authorize the Board of Select- men to acquire the necessary land (including easements for drainage) by purchase, gift, eminent domain or otherwise; to appropriate and assess a sum of money for the acquisition of such land, the construc- tion of such way, and for other costs in connection therewith, with betterments to be assessed under Chapter 80 of the General Laws; or take any action relative thereto.
Upon motion of Mr. William A. Loker, duly seconded, it was Voted: That the article be passed over.
Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to install water pipes and hydrants in the way named "South Street," or any portion thereof, and to appropriate a sum of money for the expenses thereof, and determine how the money shall be raised and authorize such sum, or any portion thereof, to be included in any betterments that may be assessed under the preceding article; or take any action relative thereto.
Upon motion of Mr. Loker, duly seconded, it was
Voted unanimously: That the Town appropriate and assess the sum of $4,000 for the installation of 8-inch water pipes and hydrants in that portion of South Street extending Easterly from Winter Street 630 feet to Hill Street, the work to be done under the supervision of the Water Commissioners; the cost of the work to be assessed as betterments under Chapter 332 of the Acts of 1955.
Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public way, and to construct the road known as "Center Street," or a portion or portions thereof, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and as shown on plans on file with the Town Clerk; to authorize the Board of Select- men to acquire the necessary land (including easements for drainage) by purchase, gift, eminent domain or otherwise; to appropriate and assess a sum of money for the acquisition of such land, the construc- tion of such way, and for other costs in connection therewith, with betterments to be assessed under Chapter 80 of the General Laws; or take any action relative thereto.
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Upon motion of Mr. Loker, duly seconded, it was Voted: That the article be passed over.
Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to install water pipes and hydrants in the way named "Center Street," or any portion thereof, and to appropriate a sum of money for the expenses thereof and deter- mine how the money shall be raised and authorize such sum, or any portion thereof, to be included in any betterments that may be assessed under the preceding article; or take any action relative thereto.
Upon motion of Mr. Loker, duly seconded, it was
Voted unanimously: That the Town appropriate and assess the sum of $3,000 for the installation of water pipes and hydrants in that portion of Centre Street extending Easterly from Main Street 370 feet, the work to be done under the supervision of the Water Commissioners; the cost of the work to be assessed as betterments under Chapter 332 of the Acts of 1955.
NOTE: By mistake, the 1st vote under this article made reference to a 6-inch pipe; the second vote, taken to correct this to specify an 8-inch pipe, was also unanimous, in favor of the Motion.
Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public way, and to construct the road known as "Maiden Lane," or a portion or portions thereof, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and as shown on plans on file with the Town Clerk; to authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire the necessary land (including easements for drainage) by purchase, gift, eminent domain or otherwise; to appropriate and assess a sum of money for the acquisition of such land, the construction of such way, and for other costs in connection therewith, with betterments to be assessed under Chapter 80 of the General Laws; or take any action relative thereto.
The reading of the Order of the Board of Selectmen Laying Out Maiden Lane was omitted, by unanimous consent of the Meeting.
Upon motion of Mr. John B. Wilson, duly seconded, it was
Voted unanimously: That the Town accept the laying out as a public Town way of that portion of Maiden Lane extending Southerly from the end line of a previous acceptance of Maiden Lane 240 feet to Garden Path, as designated in the Order of Laying Out of the Board of Select- men dated November 26, 1958 as shown on a plan entitled "Acceptance Plan and Profile of a Part of Maiden Lane in Wayland, Massachusetts," dated November 21, 1958 by Everett M. Brooks Co., Civil Engineers, which is on file with the Town Clerk; that the Board of Selectmen be authorized to acquire any necessary land (including easements for drainage) by eminent domain, purchase, gift, or otherwise; that better- ments be assessed under the General Laws, (Ter. Ed.), Chapter 80, in accordance with the Order of Laying Out; and that $2,700 be appro- priated and assessed for the acquisition of any such land and easements for the construction of such way and for other costs in connection therewith.
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