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Year Ending December 31, 1957
JUN č
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
TOWN OFFICERS, 1957
Moderator and Town Counsel-William J. Carr
Town Clerk and Treasurer-Edward T. Clark
Selectmen-George H. Kiley, Jr., Chairman; George F. Cullen, Ralph H. Hutchinson, Theodore S. Ludding- ton, Joseph J. Semensi.
Town Manager-Robert A. Hancock
Assessors-Frank F. Teed, Principal Assessor; Edward J. Roycroft, William Strickland
Town Collector-Edward F. Berry
School Committee-Maurice Lewis, Chairman; Edward H. Duffy, John J. Griffin, Charles E. Green, Jr., Raymond P. McGerrigle
Trustees of Stetson School Fund-Roger L. Niles, Chair- man; Theodore F. McElroy, Francis X. Corrigan
Board of Public Welfare-Colonel Ralph E. Macleod, Wiliam J. Leahy, Barbara Safford.
Welfare Agent-I. William Trostel
Veterans Agent-William S. Cole
Agent in Care of Veterans' Graves-William S. Cole
Board of Health-Dr. F. Randolf Philbrook, Health Offi- cer; Ferial R. Morrissette, Health Agent; Seth W. Swain, Chairman; Robert A. Corey, Associate Member Water Commissioners-Frederick D. Driscoll, Chairman; William J. Almond, Martin E. Young
Highway Surveyor-William R. Curran, Sr.
Director of Public Works-Robert A. Hancock, Town Manager
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Tree Warden-Joseph J. Hart
Moth Superintendent-Joseph J. Hart
Planning Board-Leo T. O'Neil, Chirman; Joseph Curran, Michael J. Diauto, Marnold Tagrin, Raymond Wall
Registrars of Voters-Ethel McDonald, Chairman; Eliza- beth Cunningham, Katherine Smith, Edward T. Clark, Member Ex-Officio
Chief of Police (Chapter 48, Section 42)-Patrick T. Mc- Donnell
Chief of Fire Department (Chapter 48, Section 42) -Carl- ton P. Harris
Forest Fire Warden-Carlton P. Harris
Town Accountant-Edward F. Fahey
Building Commissioner-Frank F. Teed
Dog Officer-Frank C. Wales
Keeper of the Lock-Up-Ronald C. Connolly
Burial Agent-Anna E. Brennan
Director of Civil Defense-Ralph E. Macleod
Fence Viewers-Harvey W. Teed, Philip N. Good, Frank C. Wales
Surveyors of Wood and Bark-Edwin C. Soule, Sr., Charles W. Russell
Field Drivers-Horace P. Hatch, Leo H. Jacobsen, Henry J. Rota, William B. Corrigan
Public Weighers-Michael J. Diauto, John J. Mahoney, Robert Bodycote
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Robert C. Jope Inspector of Milk-Henry W. Merrill
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Inspector of Animals-Cornelius J. Crowley Inspector of Slaughtering-Cornelius J. Crowley Inspector of Plumbing-Thomas O'Riley Inspector of Wires-Alton LaBrecque
Board of Appeals, Zoning By-Laws-Martin E. Young, Arthur E. Hoeg, Harry Williamson, Sidney Tucker, Walter J. Good
Board of Appeals, Building By-Laws-Arthur E. Hoeg, Marino Rota, Charles Kiley
Planning Board of Appeals-Walter R. Hearn, Carroll Paine, Robert Ozman
Finance Committee-Ralph D. Gardner, Chairman; Arthur Raymond, Frank L. Dillon, Henry Sandler, Roland Evans, John Courtney, Oscar Foote, Henry L. Lowd, George Bonney
Industrial and Business Commission-Frank Kespert, Francis Bourbeau, Leo O'Neil, Chairman; Harold Vroom, Robert Cohen
School Building and Planning Committee-George Beatty, Chairman; Edward Roycroft, Louis Sarno, Mrs. May- belle Ryan, Mrs. Helen Millen, Eugene Bessette, John Driscoll, Paul Loring, Mrs. Patricia McDermott, George S. Drummey, Walter Tallafus, Joseph Mar- shall, Frank Every, Thomas Warren, Sup't of School, Consultant
Personnel Board-Francis Leahy, Herbert Murray, John Green, John Hoey, Walter Dunlea, Frank Every, William Killoran, Nick Flynn, Herbert Pelissier
Recreation Committee-Joseph Zapustas, Mrs. Charles Becker, Anthony Femmino, Fred Murray, Joseph Davin, Albert Hermanson, Joseph Marshall, Patrick Hawes, John Figlewicz
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Sewer Commission-Felix Carlino, Chairman; Frank Every, William Stewart
Swimming Pool Committee-William E. Hansen, John Cullen, William A. Smith, Henry R. Snider, Blair Stymest, Commander, American Legion; Commander, Veterans of Foreign Wars; Commander of the Am- vets; Leader of the Boy Scouts; President of the Little League
Ex-Officio Members-Ralph W. Cartwright, Town Mana- ger, Town Counsel
United States Senate
Senator Leverett Saltonstall, Senator John F. Kennedy
United States House of Representatives Congressman Richard B. Wigglesworth
Norfolk and Plymouth District Senator Newland H. Holmes, Weymouth, Mass.
Representatives to General Court from Fourth Norfolk Representative District Ralph W. Cartwright, Jr., Randolph, Mass. John E. Sheldon, Milton, Mass.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
February 4, 1957
The Meeting was called to order at 8:25 p.m. by Moderator William Carr with a quorum (164) present. Moderator Carr gave the opening prayer.
Call of the Meeting and Return of the Warrant was read by Town Clerk Edward T. Clark.
The Moderator appointed the following tellers: Mr. Arthur Pelletier, Mr. Antonio Fiorentini and Mr. Mitchell Goodhue.
Article 1. To see whether the Town will raise and appropriate $325,000.00 to supplement a sum of money appropriated by the Town under Article 2 of the Special Town Meeting held March 21, 1955 for the con- struction, original equipping and furnishing of an eighteen-room elementary school building on land owned by the Town off Vesey Road; to determine how any such appropriation shall be raised, whether by appropriation from available funds, by taxation, by borrowing under Chapter 645 of the Acts of 1948 as amended, by borrow- ing under G. L. Ter. Ed. Chapter 44 or otherwise, and if by borrowing to authorize the issuance and sale of bonds or notes and to take such further action as may be deemed necessary or advisable in connection with or incidental to the foregoing matters, as petitioned for by the School Planning and Building Committee.
The Finance Committee recommended favorable action on this Article.
VOTED: No Action.
Hand Vote :
No 68
Yes 56
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VOTED: Motion was made and seconded during the debate that speakers be limited to one minute.
VOTED. To adjourn this meeting and resume on Monday evening, February 11, 1957 at 7:45 p. m.
ADJOURNED SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
February 11, 1957
The Meeting was called to order at 8:24 p.m. by Moderator William Carr with a quorum present. (168 Town Meeting Members)
Before the business of the meeting was taken up Moderator Carr reminded the Town Meeting Members that they should take their places below the break in the center of the Hall. He stated that any person not a duly elected Town Meeting Member or a duly qualified officer of the Town seated below the break should move behind the break in the center of the Hall. Moderator Carr requested that officers of the Town who are not Town Meeting Members refrain from voting, if for cer- tain purposes they must be in the front of the Hall.
Moderator Carr appointed the following tellers: Mr. Willard Powers, Mr. Roland Evans and Mr. Mitchell Goodhue.
Article 2. To see if the Town will instruct the Selectmen to purchase or take by eminent domain the following described parcel of land for school purposes being the greater portion of parcel 18 on Plan 500 of the Randolph Assessors Plans containing 16.1 acres more or less and to raise and appropriate money therefor, as petitioned for by the Randolph School Planning and Build- ing Committee.
Article 2. VOTED: That the Town instruct the Selectmen to purchase or take by eminent domain the
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following described parcel of land for School purposes being the greater portion of parcel 18 on Plan 500 of the Randolph Assessors Plans containing 16.1 acres more or less and to raise and appropriate the sum of $4200.00 therefor, as petitioned for by the Randolph School Plan- ning and Building Committee.
Mr. Dacey of the Finance Committee made this motion which was duly seconded.
Vote: 78 in Favor
41 Opposed
A Motion to put Article 1 at the end of the Warrant for reconsideration was lost by a voice vote that was doubted. A hand vote was taken with the following results :-
Vote: 59 in Favor 82 Opposed
A Motion to reconsider Article 1 carried by voice vote.
A Motion to limit debate was lost. The Amendment to limit debate to ten minutes was also lost.
Vote : 59 in Favor 80 Opposed
Article1. (See Special Town Meeting February 4, 1957).
Article 1. VOTED: No Action. That the sum of $325,000.00 be hereby appropriated to supplement the sum appropriated under Article 2 of the Special Town Meeting of March 21, 1955, to meet the cost of site de- velopment, originally equipping and furnishing an 18 room elementary school building on land now owned by the Town, off Vesey Road, and to meet said appropriation the Town Treasurer, with the approal of the Selectmen is hereby authorized and directed to borrow said $325,000.00 in conformity with Chapter 645 of the Massachusetts Acts of 1948, as amended thereof and addition thereto, is authorized to issue bonds or notes of
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the Town at one time or from time to time, and each issue to constitute a separate loan to mature not over 20 years from their respective issue dates.
Motion to vote the previous question, before debate was withdrawn by Mr. Lesser.
Standing Vote of No Action :
Favor: 47
Opposed: 97
Article 3. To see if the Town will instruct the Selectmen to purchase or take by eminent domain the following described parcel of land for school purposes, being shown as parcel 1 on plan 500 of the Randolph Assessors Plans containing 17 acres more or less together with the right of way over Reed Street as shown on said plan for all purposes for which streets in the town are commonly used and to raise and appropriate money there- for as petitioned for by the Randolph School Planning and Building Committee.
Article 3. VOTED: That the town instruct the Selectmen to purchase or take by eminent domain the following described parcel of land for school purposes, as being shown as parcel 1 on plan 500 of the Randolph Assessors Plans containing 17 acres more or less together with the right of way over Reed Street as shown on said plan for all purposes for which streets in the town are commonly used and to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,125.00 therefor, as petitioned for by the Randolph School Planning and Building Committee.
Voice Vote: 1 Opposed.
Town Clerk made the folowing statement at this time: "Before we proceed any further, I think it only fitting and proper, when we take into consideration the endless hours that have been spent with the School Plan- ning and Building Committee, that a rising vote of thanks should be extended them here tonight." A rising vote of
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thanks was then extended to the Randolph School Plan- ning and Building Committee.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to accept an act passed by the General Court, in the year Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Seven, entitled "An Act removing from Civil Service, the positions of Call Fire Fighters, in the Town of Randolph, with respect for appointments thereto hereafter made," as petitioned for by Carlton P. Harris, Chief of the Randolph Fire Department.
This Article was withdrawn, and will be taken up under another article in the Annual Town Warrant.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to accept Edwin Street from North Main to High Street as laid out, as petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
Article 5. VOTED: That the Town accept Edwin Street from North Main Street to High Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to accept Althea Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
Article 6. VOTED: That the Town accept Althea Road, 900 feet southerly from Chestnut Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
VOTED: To take action on 7 though 23 in block.
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to accept Moores Avenue, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
Article 7. VOTED: That the Town vote to accept Moores Avenue, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 8. To see if the Town will vote to accept
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Grove Avenue, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 8. VOTED: That the Town accept Grove Avenue, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to accept Westland Rd., as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 9. VOTED: That the Town accept West- land Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to accept Tangen Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 10. VOTED: That the Town accept Tan- gen Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to accept Pelissier Circle, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 11. VOTED: That the Town accept Pelis- sier Circle, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to accept Richard Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 12. VOTED: That the Town accept Rich- ard Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to accept Markle Circle, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
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Article 13. VOTED: That the Town accept Markle Circle, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 14. To see if the Town will vote to accept Gerald Avenue, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 14. VOTED : That the Town accept Gerald Avenue, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 15. To see if the Town will vote to accept Clark Circle, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 15. VOTED: That the Town accept Clark Circle, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 16. To see if the Town will vote to accept Connolly Street, from Turner Drive to Ridley Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 16. VOTED: That the Town accept Con- nolly Street, from Turner Drive to Ridley Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 17. To see if the Town will vote to accept Glen Lane, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 17. VOTED: That the Town accept Glen Lane, as laid out (as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 18. To see if the Town will vote to accept Harris Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 18. VOTED: That the Town will accept Harris Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
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Article 19. To see if the Town will vote to accept McNeil Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 19. VOTED: That the Town accept Mc- Neil Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 20. To see if the Town will vote to accept Knights Crescent, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 20. VOTED : That the Town accept Knights Crescent, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 21. To see if the Town will vote to accept Canavan Drive, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 21. VOTED: That the Town accept Cana- van Drive, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 22. To see if the Town will accept Elliot Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 22. VOTED: That the Town accept Elliot Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 23. To see if the Town will vote to accept Stearns Drive, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Plan- ning Board.
Article 23. VOTED : That the Town accept Stearns Drive, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Planning Board.
Article 24. To see if the Town will vote to accept Old Mill Lane, as laid out, as petitioned for by Sidney Tucker and others.
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Article 24. VOTED: No Action.
Article 25. To see if the Town will vote to accept. Darrell Drive, as laid out, as petitioned for by Sidney Tucker and others.
Article 25. VOTED: To Table. To see if the Town will vote to accept Darrell Drive, as laid out, as petitioned for by Sidney Tucker and others.
Article 26. To see if the Town will vote to accept Lambert Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by Herbert A. Burwell and others.
Article 26. VOTED: That the Town accept Lam- bert Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by Herbert A. Burwell and others.
Article 27. To see if the Town will vote to accept Clark Street from Bartlett Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by Herbert E. Murray and others.
Article 27. VOTED: That the Town accept Clark Street, 250 feet south from Bartlett Road, as laid out, as petitioned for by Herbert E. Murray and others.
Article 28. To see if the Town will vote to accept Clark Circle, as laid out, as petitioned for by William G. Billingham and others.
Article 28. VOTED: No Action as this article is a repetition of Article 15.
Article 29. To see if the Town will vote to accept Garden Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by Geraldine M. Dibbern and others.
Article 29. VOTED: No Action.
Article 30. To see if the Town will vote to accept Hammond Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by Priscilla Landry and others.
Article 30. VOTED: No Action.
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Article 31. To see if the Town will vote to accept Essiembre Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by Boothby Brothers Realty Trust and others.
Article 31. VOTED: That the Town accept Es- siembre Street, as laid out, as petitioned for by Boothby Brothers Realty Trust and others.
Article 32. To see if the Town will vote to accept Grove Lane, as laid out, as petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen.
Article 32. VOTED: No Action, as this street is not laid out.
Article 33. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to sell or dispose of the Prescott Grammar School Building, as petitioned for by the Board of Select- men, or take any other action thereto.
Articl 33. No Action.
Article 34. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to sell or dispose of the Prescott Grammar School Building, as petitioned for by the Board of Select- men.
Police Chief McDonnell recommended no action on Article 33 and 34 as an investigation is going on con- cerning this property.
Article 34. VOTED: No Action.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS TOWN ELECTION March 4, 1957
NUMBER OF VOTES CAST
Precnct 1
862
Precinct 2
1066
Precinct 3
957
Precinct 4
111
Total
3896
-Precincts-
Moderator (1 year)
1
2
3
4
Total
William J. Carr
586
728
652
669
2635
Others
2
1
Blanks
274
335
305
342
1256
Total
862 1066
957 1011
3896
Selectmen ( 3 years)
Theodore S. Luddington*
403
434
298
233
1368
Henry J. Rota
233
382
273
308
1196
George F. Cullen*
310
466
387
662
1825
Frank K. Dillon
228
224
167
103
722
Roger L. Niles
107
111
151
105
474
Daniel F. O'Riorden
16
18
63
13
110
Willard Powers
115
67
121
49
462
Marnold Tagrin
108
163
146
90
507
Gerald C. Terrio
3
17
16
46
82
George H. White
56
73
94
217
440
Blanks
145
159
198
196
698
Total
1724 2132 1914 2022
7792
School Committee (3 years)
John Joseph Griffin*
288
359
278
462
1387
Ralph D. Gardner
210
251
290
208
959
Charles E. Green, Jr .*
405
600
438
556
1999
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Robert A. Howe
322
345
276
230
1173
Samuel J. Wasserman
261
296
384
285
1226
Blanks
238
281
248
281
1048
Total
1724 2132 1914 2022
7792
Trustee Stetson School Fund (3 years)
Theodore F. McElroy*
737
901
787
792
3217
Blanks
125
165
170
219
679
Total
862 1066
957 1011
3896
Trstee Stetson School Fund (1 year)
Francis X. Corrigan
679
824
719
746
2968
Blanks
138
242
238
265
883
Total
862 1066
957 1011
3896
1
-Precinct- 2 3
4
Town Meeting Members (3 years)
George E. Bonney
474
Eileen Courtney
373
Helen E. Freeman
373
Philip N. Good
427
Albin W. Johnson
399
William J. Killoran, Jr.
437
Frank L. Linfield
435
Thomas O'Riley
418
Louise L. Penney
279
John L. Porter
431
David G. Powers
374
Willard Powers
383
Joseph I. Quinn
378
Walter J. Tallafuss
304
Frank C. Wales
422
Alice M. Boyle
403
Francis A. Colosi
227
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John T. Crimmins 361
C. Farrell Gallaway
461
Patrick J. Hawes
242
Francis Kurlitis
192
Theodore S. Luddington 441
Matthew T. Mordas
193
George F. Moulton, Jr.
248
Harold H. Penney
215
Alka M. Powers
225
Mary E. Snow
309
Donald W. Thayer
266
William E. Tobin
278
Robert C. Topham
208
Eddy C. Young
458
Other
26
Blanks
6,425
Total
17,240
Nathan Carvitt
354
Mark F. Conley
484
Arthur L. Garren
351
Robert A. Howe
482
Walter R. Johnson
381
Anna G. Kelley
408
Sherburne F. Mace
391
Grace T. Macleod
456
Helen R. Millen
368
Carroll L. Paine
492
Herbert G. Pelissier
455
James A. Casselberry
305
George A. Cormey
418
Frank Crompton
379
William R. Curran, Sr.
446
William R. Curran, Jr.
408
Albino DePaolo
261
Virginia M. DePaolo
248
Harris B. Doherty
278
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Frederick M. Dolan
337
Sidney G. Fletcher
285
Arthur P. Franke
309
George C. Gardell
194
Marguerite M. Green
374
Joseph A. Gunther
373
Edward V. Hylen
335
Mary K. Hylen
260
Peter J. Jablonski, Jr.
342
John J. Kelly, Jr.
285
Catherine Kiley
316
Herbert L. Lyken
181
James J. Maguire
310
William F. Maguire
396
Joseph A. Marshall, Jr.
256
William J. McGonigle
253
John J. O'Sullivan
304
Arthur N. Raymond
272
George N. Welch
320
George R. Welch
275
Bernard F. White
362
Nancy S. Willis
310
Guy E. Wood, Jr.
247
Blanks
6,870
Total
21,131
Marilyn Allen
464
Felix Carlino
436
Roland F. Evans
535
Antonio Fiorentini
367
George L. Frawley
534
Harold O. Holbrook
605
William J. Killoran
441
Herbert E. Murray
437
Percy H. Thomson
437
Joseph J. Zapustas
456
Robert Bodycote
384
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John P. Burke
403
Victor L. Champagne
259
Reginald E. Creighton
376
Robert S. Cutting
513
Beatrice A. Driscoll
452
Harold B. Driscoll
464
Leo R. Golding
319
Barbara J. Jaques
340
William G. Kearns
369
Maurice Lewis
432
Hugh J, McCafferty
328
Joseph J. Monteforte
247
Roy A. Robbins
373
Paul V. Scally
444
Frank F. Teed
553
Grace J. Wall
396
Samuel J. Wasserman
531
Howard T. Watts
345
Others
31
Blanks
6,842
Total
21,320
Geoge C. Beatty
497
Edward F. Berry
604
Everett A. Bickford
392
Patrick M. Coughlin
510
William J. Doherty
441
Oscar A. Foote
548
Franklin B. Kespert
347
Paul B. Klauer
386
Katherine J. Kroll
308
Edward J. Roycroft
579
James P. Whealan
508
Donald B. Adams
460
Wilbert E. Adams
396
Robert T. Brewster
446
Virginia T. Brewster
368
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John G. Byrnes
364
Evelyn R. Flaherty
301
Francis E. Flaherty, Jr.
331
Harold F. Heney
439
Walter C. Hogan
314
Alice L. Johnson
296
Ernest W. Johnson
316
Robert M. Keene
297
Robert A. Kehoe
440
M. Rita Kespert
225
Franc.s A. Lyons
417
Frederick B. Merry
401
Antonia C. Noone
314
William R. Noone
343
Mario ie M Sarofeen
226
John W. Shea
316
Edward A. Stevenson
335
William A. Strickland
446
Joseph E. Tuminelli
272
Blanks 7,055
Total
20,220
Town Meeting Members (2 years)
Robert Macy
1
Mary Samaras
1
George Welch
1
James Devlin
793
Thomas Good
1
Blanks
269
Total
1,066
Frank Brodil
657
Culbert Macy
500
Robert Macy
433
Blanks
430
Total
2,022
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Town Meeting Members (1 year)
Margaret E. Mulligan
571
Thomas A. Mulligan, Jr. 567
John Devine
18
Alice Devine
18
Blanks
550
Total
1,724
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING March 18, 1957
Pursuant to a Warrant issued by the Selectmen and dated the twenty-fifth day of January A. D. 1957, duly posted by Patrick T. McDonnell, Constable, the citizens of Randolph assembled at the Randolph High School Auditorium, Memorial Parkway, in Randolph on the eighteenth day of March, 1957. The meeting was called to order by Moderator Carr at 8:23 p. m. with a quorum present. (199 Town Meeting Members).
The Meeting opened with a brief non-sectarian prayer.
Newly elected Town Meeting Members were sworn in by Moderator Carr. The Call of the Meeting and Re- turn of the Warrant was read by Town Clerk Edward T. Clark.
Moderator Carr appointed Joseph Zapustas, John Green and Eddy Young as Tellers.
Moderator Carr welcomed exchange students from Cambridge Latin High School and Rindge Technical School.
Moderator Carr ruled that motions and amendments made from the floor are to be handed to the Town Clerk in writing for recording.
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
VOTED: That Articles 1 and 2 be taken up after completion of Article 94.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate money for unpaid bills of previous years of various departments.
Article 3. UNANIMOUS VOTE: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of ten thousand seven hundred and fifty-two dollars and eighty-six cents ($10,752.86) for unpaid bills of previous years of various departments. (School Dept. $9,337.09 - Joint Water Boards $1,336.26 - Veterans Dept. $79.51).
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