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This kind of "team effort" under your Selectmen-Town Manager form of Government (now in its seventh year) has pre- vailed during the year 1960. Because of it, 1960 has been a year of progress. At this writing, two of the largest and most active Industrial Development Firms in New England have expressed positive offers to your Town Officials for the establishment of an Industrial Park in Randolph. In order to provide the water and sewer facilities that will be needed for the Industrial Park, a Special Town Meeting has been set for January 30th. By the time you receive and read this report, I hope and believe that the Town will have completed the first steps toward making the Industrial Park a reality. If so, "teamwork" will have been responsible for this major accomplishment.
During 1960, the difficult sewer work went forward trunk #1 was completed, and trunk #2 nearly completed. Correspondence from the Federal authorities tells us that as we build the col- lection (laterals) system for trunk #2, we will receive partial payments of the $250,000.00 Grant on trunk #2. This collection system will be started soon, and when partial payments are re- ceived, they will be used to extend the system.
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The new Standpipes were erected, and the Booster Pumping Stations were built to improve water supply to your homes, also to provide more adequate fire protection.
The new North Randolph Junior High School construction was about 50% built. Plans were completed and bids have been taken for the additions to the Tower Hill and McNeil Schools. It is ex- pected that completion of these projects will eliminate double sessions by September, 1961.
Other progressive projects include many maintenance and improvement jobs at the several school buildings and grounds, the Health Center, the Library, the Fire Stations and the Town Hall; a new three-stall garage was built for the Tree and Moth Department, five sections of new sidewalks were constructed; four sections of existing sidewalk were reinforced; eleven sec- tions of streets received improvement construction; sixteen streets were sealed; ten drainage projects were installed; and several Health Clinics were provided for protection, detection, or amelioration for our children and adults of such dread diseases as Polio, Tuberculosis, Asian Flu, Diabetes and Glaucoma. Details of these and other activities will be found in the other annual reports.
The Town Meeting Members have voted the money needed for the services and projects which provide for the education, health, safety, welfare and convenience of the people of Randolph. Our continuing population growth imposes budgetary increases in the School Department and in the other departments. The necessary new school buildings, sewer construction, and water system improvements have greatly increased our Bonded Indebtedness which requires substantially larger Bond and Interest annual pay- ments. The result - higher taxes.
We shall continue to direct our energies and efforts toward efficient operation and savings wherever possible so as to minimize the tax burden and to obtain the greatest possible value for your tax dollar.
However, unless or until State and Federal programs are de- veloped to provide greater financial assistance to Massachusetts communities through more aid for education and other high cost local problems, the only avenue through which Randolph can hope for "substantial tax relief" is that of Industry. I shall continue to work with other Town Officials and Citizens toward the realiza- tion of the "Industrial Park" for Randolph.
My sincere thanks are hereby exzended to all Department Heads, Boards, Committees, Employees and Citizens whose cooperation helped to make possible the accomplishments of 1960.
Very truly yours,
ROBERT A. HANCOCK Town Manager
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LEFT TO RIGHT: (first row) John Dowd, Health Agent; Frank Teed, Principal Assessor; Paul Anderson, Fire Chief; Patrick T. McDonnell, Police Chief; Robert A. Hancock, Town Manager; Edward Fahey, Director of Finance; Edward T. Clark, Clerk-Treasurer; Edward Berry, Collector; (second row) William Curran, Supt. Highway Dept .; William Almond, Supt. Water Dept .; William Hawkins, Supt. School Maintenance; John Levreault, Town Engineer; Peter Maurano, Sewer Dept. Engineer; I. William Trostel, Welfare Director; Joseph Hart, Tree Warden and Moth Supt .; William S. Cole, Veterans' Agent.
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Omman of Randolph
26th NUAL
PORT
M.OF RA
For The Year Ending December 31st
1961
Felix Carlino, Town Manager; William J. Carr, Town Counsel.
Ist row: Norman B. Silk, John P. Courtney, George Cullen, Chairman; Joseph J. Semensi, Clerk; George H. Kiley, Jr. 2nd row:
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TIMOTHY J. KELLEHER
1886 - 1961
POLICE OFFICER
School Department Employee
THEODORE S. LUDDINGTON BORN JULY 13, 1900 DIED AUGUST 12, 1961
1938-1946
Selectman 1948-1950 1953- 1959
Board of Assessors 1943- 1953
Planning Board 1935-1938
School Building & Planning Committee 1949-1955
Town Meeting Member 1953-1961
ROBERT S. CUTTING
1880 - 1961
TAX COLLECTOR
One Hundred and Twenty -Sixth
ANNUAL REPORT
of the
Selectmen, Town Manager, Overseers of Public Welfare Town Clerk and Treasurer, Assessors, Board of Health, School Committee, Tax Collector,
Fire Department, Town Counsel, Highway Dept., Police Department
of the
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Together with the Reports of
Town Accountant, The Trustees of the Stetson School Fund, The Trustees of the Turner Free Library, Water Commissioners, Sewer Commissioners, Sealer of Weights and Measures, Animal Inspector, Milk
Inspector, Plumbing Inspector, Wiring Inspector
Inspector of Slaughtering, Attendance Officer, Tree Warden, Building Inspector, Civil Defense Agency, Planning Board, Director of Veterans' Services, Board of Regis-
trars and Special Committees
for the
Year Ending December 31, 1961
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT
Chief of Police - Carl L. Macauley
Chief of Fire Department - Paul D. Anderson, Sr.
Forest Fire Warden - Paul D. Anderson, Sr. Town Accountant - Edward F. Fahey Town Engineer -John E. Levreault Building Commissioner - Henry Sandler
Dog Officer - Roger Niles Keeper of the Lock-Up - Matthew Fahey
Burial Agent - Anna E. Brennan
Director of Civil Defense - Ralph E. McLeod
Fence Viewers - Harvey W. Teed, Philip N. Good, Frank C. Wales Surveyors of Wood and Bark - Edwin C. Soule, Sr.
Field Drivers - Horace P. Hatch, Leo H. Jacobson, Henry J. Rota, William B. Corrigan
Public Weighers - Michael J. Diauto, John R. Mahoney, Robert Bodycote, James McCarthy
Sealer of Weights and Measures - Robert C. Jope Inspector of Milk - Henry W. Merrill
Inspector of Animals - Cornelius J. Crowley
Inspector of Slaughtering - Cornelius J. Crowley
Inspector of Plumbing - Robert Gaynor
Inspector of Wires - Alton LaBrecque
Board of Appeals-Arthur E. Hoeg, Walter J. Good, Harold Boothby, Sidney Tucker, Walter R. Hearn, Marino Rota, Harry Williamson
Finance Committee-John J. O'Riley, Chairman; Clarence Boyn- ton, Herman S. Sherr, George J. McNulty, F. Allen Lyons, Donald S. Bloch, William Hurley, Harold Whitehouse
Business and Industrial Commission - Malcolm Woronoff, Robert Clairmont, James V. Donovan, Herbert White, Robert A. Schneider, Harold Gurney, Alfred Hills, Henry Rota, Frank Brodil, Frank Kespert, Chairman
School Building and Planning Committee- George Beatty, Chair- man; A. Louis Sarno, Edward Mann, Charles A. Foley, Edward Colbeth, Jr., Eugene Solon, James Clifford, John
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Brack, William J. Doherty, George S. Drummey, Jr., James Tantillo, Wallace Paulovich, John Dilles
Personnel Board -Gerald Faherty, Chairman; Marjorie Conley, Hyman Finn
Sewer Commissioners - Felix Carlino, Chairman; William Stewart, Frank Every
Recreation Committee - Joseph Zapustas, Anthony Femmino, Fred Murray, Joseph Davin, Albert Hermanson, Joseph Marshall, Patrick Hawes, John Figlewicz
Conservation Commission-Philip Good, Chairman; Robert Howe, Patrick Hawes, William Strickland, Alan Taylor United States Senators
Senator Leverett Saltonstall, Senator Benjamin Smith II
United States House of Representatives
Congressman James A. Burke, Milton Mass.
Senator ( State ) First Norfolk District Thomas S. Burgin, Quincy, Mass. Representative to General Court* Fourth Norfolk Representative District
Ralph W. Cartwright, Jr., Randolph, Mass. James G. Mullen, Milton, Mass.
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING January 30, 1961
Meeting called to order at 8:00 P. M., motion made and seconded that meeting be adjourned to 8: 15 P. M. Voted.
A quorum being present.
Meeting called to order at 8:15 P. M. by Moderator Carr who led the Town Meeting members in prayer.
Town Clerk Clark read the warrant and return of service.
Moderators appointed Messrs. White, Connolly, and Zapus- tis as Tellers.
Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to transfer from the Randolph Water Department to the Board of Selectmen, the care, custody, management and control of a parcel of land situ- ated on the northerly side of Pond Street, bounded easterly by Randolph and Braintree Town line, Northerly by land of Metropolitan Park Commission, westerly by land of unknown owners, southerly by Pond Street, as petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen and Town Manager.
Article 1. Finance Committee recommended, question moved. Voted by unanimous voice vote.
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to dispose of, in the best interests of the Town the land situated on the northerly side of Pond Street as referred to in Article 1, as petitioned for by the Board of Selectmen and the Town Manager.
Article 2. Finance Committee recommended, question moved. Voted by unanimous voice vote.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to change the zoning by-laws so as to change from residential to industrial the following described parcels of land :
The land fronting on Pond Street, shown as Parcels 1 and 35 on Assessors' Plan No. 430, containing 66.2 and 32.0 acres respectively, and described as follows: Beginning at the south- easterly corner of a lot shown on Assessors' Plan No. 430 as part
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
of Parcel 1, which fronts on Pond Street approximately 240 ft. north of Morse Street, and running southwesterly along a line about 100 ft. north of, and parallel to the northerly sideline of Morse Street, to a point on the easterly sideline of Fitzgerald Street, a distance of 1310 ft. more or less; thence northwesterly along the easterly sideline of Fitzgerald Street and an extension of said sideline to a point on the southerly sideline of Livermore Street, a distance of 1285 ft. more or less; then northeasterly along the southerly sideline of Livermore Street and an extension of said sideline to a point about 90 ft. east of McKim Street, a distance of 1005 ft. more or less; thence northwesterly along a line about 110 ft. east of and approximately parallel to McKim Street to the Quincy-Randolph Town Line, which is also the center line of the Blue Hill River, a total distance of 1515 ft. more or less; thence in a meandering easterly direction along the Quincy-Randolph Town Line, which is also the center line of the Blue Hill River, to the intersection of the Quincy-Randolph-Braintree Town Lines, a distance of 1470 ft. more or less; thence southeasterly to a point on the westerly sideline of Pond Street, a distance of 1730 ft. more or less; thence southerly along the westerly sideline of Pond Street to the northeast corner of a lot shown on Assessors' Plan No. 430 as part of Parcel 1, a distance of 1485 ft. more or less; thence around the perimeter of said lot as follows : northwesterly for a distance of 165 ft. more or less; southwesterly for a distance of 80 ft. more or less; and southeasterly for a distance of 165 ft. more or less, to the point of beginning, as petitioned for by the Town Manager and the Board of Selectmen.
Article 3. Planning Board recommended, question moved. Voted by unanimous voice vote.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of $140,000.00 or any other sum, in accordance with and under the authority of Chapter 273, Acts of Massachusetts Legislature 1955 as amended, for sewer con- struction and all purposes in connection therewith set forth in said chapter, and that the sum of $8,000.00 be raised by taxation in the current year and that the sum of $132,000.00 be borrowed under said chapter and that the Treasurer with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, be, and hereby is authorized to issue bonds or notes of the Town so that the Bonds or Notes will be
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repaid in not more than 10 years from the date of the first bond or notes, as petitioned for by the Sewer Commissioners.
Article 4. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $140,000.00 in accordance with and under the authority of Chapter 273 Acts of the Massachusetts Legislature 1955 as amended for sewer construction and all pur- poses in connection therewith set forth in said chapter and that the sum of $9,000.00 be raised by taxation in the current year and that the sum of $131,000.00 be borrowed under said chapter and that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to issue Bonds or notes of the Town so that the Bonds or Notes will be repaid in not more than 10 years from the date of the first bond or notes, and that this money to be used for the area to be industrialized.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate or borrow under the provisions of the General Laws and amendments thereto or under applicable provisions of any special law, a sum of money for necessary improvements to the Water Pumping Station at the Great Pond on Pond Street, in- cluding the installation of pumps, filters, coagulation facilities, filter washing facilities and all necessary appurtenances required to increase the station capacity to approximately four million gallons per day, and in conjunction with the improvements to install a 12" water main to the proposed Industrial Park, and that the sum of $8,000.00 be raised by taxation in the current year, and that the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Board of Selectmen be, and hereby is authorized to borrow a sum of money and to issue Bonds or Notes of the Town therefor so that said Bonds or Notes will be repaid within ten years from the date of issue of the first Bond or Notes, as petitioned for by the Water Commissioners, the Board of Selectmen and the Town Manager.
Article 5. VOTED: Unanimously, that the Town raise and appropriate or borrow under the provisions of the General Laws and amendments thereto or under applicable provisions of any special law, the sum of $170,000.00 for necessary improve- ments to the Water Pumping Station on Pond Street, including the installation of pumps, filters, coagulation facilities, filter washing facilities and all necessary appurtenances required to increase the station capacity to approximately three million gallons per day, and in conjunction with the improvements to install a 12" water
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
main to the proposed Industrial Park, and that the sum of $9,000.00 be raised by taxation in the current year, and that the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Board of Selectmen be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of $161,000.00 and to issue Bonds or Notes of the Town therefor so that said Bonds or notes will be repaid within ten years from the date of issue of the First Bond or notes.
Meeting adjourned at 9: 50 P. M.
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
March 6, 1961
Pursuant to a Warrant issued by the Selectmen and signed on the twentieth day of February A. D., 1961, duly posted by Patrick T. McDonnell, Constable, the voters of Randolph as- sembled on the sixth day of March, 1961, in the Randolph High School for Precincts 1 and 2, in the Lyons School for Precinct 3, and in the Devine School for Precinct 4.
The election paraphernalia was given by the Town Clerk to the Wardens of Precinct 1, Precinct 2, Precinct 3 and Precinct 4, and receipts were taken therefor.
The polls were opened for the reception of ballots at 8:00 o'clock A. M.
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS. TOWN ELECTION March 6, 1961
The returns were made to the Town Clerk from Precinct 1 at 8:07 o'clock, Precinct 2 at 5:05 o'clock, Precinct 3 at 8:30 o'clock and Precinct 4 at 3:55 o'clock, all on the morning of March 7, 1961.
The vote was tabulated by the Town Clerk and declaration of the result was made on March 7, 1961, at 9:10 o'clock A. M.
The polls were closed at 8: 00 o'clock P. M., March 6, 1961.
The total number of votes cast in four precincts were as follows: -
Precinct 1 1363
Precinct 2
1459
Precinct 3
1339
Precinct 4
1416
Total Vote
5577
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
- Precincts -
Moderator ( 1 year )
1
2
3
4
Total
William J. Carr
548
580
533
502
2163
Joseph A. Lombardi
708
787
711
827
3033
Blanks
107
92
95
87
381
Total
1363
1459
1339
1416
5577
Selectman (3 years )
Ralph H. Hutchinson
319
344
283
309
1255
Joseph J. Semensi
744
664
546
467
2421
John T. Callahan, Jr.
311
325
237
385
1258
Charles A. Foley
105
165
142
259
671
George C. Laun
13
10
12
32
67
Theodore S. Luddington
517
492
319
325
1653
James P. Moriarty
59
59
180
72
370
Norman B. Silk
384
522
592
589
2087
Alessandra Reina
-
1
-
-
1
Blanks
274
346
376
417
1414
Total
2726
2918
2678
2832
11154
School Committee (3 years )
Raymond P. McGerrigle
778
761
673
710
2922
Marie H. Cormey
778
995
736
696
3205
Dorothy W. Sullivan
461
460
493
517
1931
Alvin J. Yorra
327
306
400
437
1470
Blanks
382
396
376
472
1626
Total
2726
2918
2678
2832
11154
Trustees Stetson School Fund (3 years )
John J. Hurley
1135
1190
1075
1059
4459
C. Gove
-
-
-
1
1
J. Denise
-
-
1
-
1
Blanks
228
269
263
356
1116
Total
1363
1459
1339
1416
5577
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT
Town Meeting Members (* Number of years in term of office )
George E. Bonney*
660
Clarence W. Boynton
493
John T. Callahan, Jr. * 506
Carol J. Coburn* 500
Richard E. Coburn*
461
Francis A. Colosi*
668
Louis J. Courtney*
620
Rose E. Courtney
500
Rae B. Daley*
576
Robert L. Daley*
514
Peter J. Davin* 520
Lawrence W. DeCelle*
447
Raymond DeRosa **
499
John F. Diauto, Sr .*
419
William A. Fornaro*
617
C. Farrell Gallaway*
419
Harold M. Geddes
564
David J. Good*
544
Philip N. Good' 541
Mitchell J. Goodhue*
578
Helen M. Haney* 585
Carlton P. Harris* 506
James Jimoulis* 509
Milton L. T. Lind 525
Virginia T. Lind* 495
Elizabeth D. Linfield*
495
Frank H. Linfield* 488
Theodore S. Luddington* 745
Mary A. McDermott*
534
William H. McDermott*
516
Mary L. Mclaughlin* 479
Bartholomew J. Mulhern*
451
Mildred E. Newcomb*
369
Mary S. O'Riley*
501
Thomas O'Riley **
512
Eugene J. Pignatelli* 507
Daniel Joseph Reardon 594
Joseph E. Simmons 672
Rose B. Simmons* 592
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Mary E. Snow* 435
Frank J. Sullivan* 555
George R. Sullivan* 480
Sidney Tucker 518
Eddy C. Young'
564
Martin E. Young
655
Wilmer S. Young*
489
John G. Angelone
365
Aram N. Barmakian* 368
Joseph H. Bessette
338
Daniel F. Caselden*
402
Henry M. Cooke, Jr .*
415
Richard A. Davis*
396
Louis F. DeCota*
535
Evelyn M. Dixon*
388
Hyman Finn 336
William M. Foran*
377
Alfred L. George 339
Helen M. Harris* 434
William R. Hurley* 504
H. Frank Jablonski*
405
Bessie Konary 275
Joseph A. McElroy* 391
Richard W. Mclaughlin 334
Lorine A. Milliken
294
Leo J. Morrissey
310
Henry Sandler
337
Joseph J. Semensi*
722
Murray Stoloff
238
William E. Strong
332
Richard S. Willis*
356
Walter C. Winston, Jr.
346
Don Rogers
2
David Faherty
2
Ernest Tucker
3
John E. Lynch
2
Daniel Gallagher
1
Blanks
47816
Total
81780
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT
Randolph O. Boothby
769
Francis J. Bourbeau 641
James W. Brennan
841
Edward S. DiNatale
692
Harris B. Doherty
709
Frederick M. Dolan
723
John P. Ellis ** *
646
Harold J. Gurney*
612
John M. MacDonald
643
Herbert E. Olsen, Sr*
662
Joseph P. Sass **
697
Charles E. Wehner
477
Thomas D. Alward
570
Henry Austin
474
Alvan G. Block
468
David I. Comras
424
Michael J. Diauto
691
John J. Dowd*
593
Ruth P. Dowd*
528
Jacob S. Gettleman
388
Nathan Green
443
Phyllis Gurney
434
William W. Hicks, Jr. **
524
Alfred B. Hills ***
547
Herbert L. Lyken
380
Norman B. Silk'
741
Eugene Solon
324
Gloria M. Solon
297
James A. Sullivan
725
Blanks
12517
Total
29180
Ruth C. Bakerman* * *
322
Bernard Davidson
310
Soloman A. Sandler
135
Richard Solito
234
Blanks
458
Total
1459
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Donald S. Bloch * 582
John P. Burke*
572
Nuno M. Costa
500
John P. Courtney
608
Robert S. Cutting
565
Ralph R. Dean **
504
John J. Denise*
564
Anthony DeSisto
515
Beatrice Driscoll
567
Harold B. Driscoll*
559
Alvin W. Edwards*
482
James C. Emerson
505
Alfred Green **
502
Daniel C. Hayes*
461
Harold O. Holbrook
655
William G. Kearns*
483
William J. Killoran
514
Shepperd A. Lesser
566
Maurice Lewis*'
556
Joseph B. Lit'
540
Edward I. Mann **
538
Patricia Molloy McDermott
552
Patrick T. McDonnell*
679
Vera R. Michaelson **
505
Willis H. Michaelson
514
James P. Moriarty*
481
Peter J. Murphy*
481
Herbert E. Murray*
495
John R. O'Riley **
514
Joseph L. Pace*
462
G. Helen Pelissier*
546
Stanley M. Rice
581
Herbert H. Saunders
519
Paul V. Scally ***
563
Richard R. Schwartz*
585
Alfred J. Spring*
461
Grace J. Wall*
497
Evelyn D. Wasserman'
616
Samuel J. Wasserman*
639
Alvin M. White ***
572
Joseph J. Zapustas*
613
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT
Bernard J. Berger*
487
David P. Brown* 467
Miriam L. Brown
451
Edward F. Fahey 498
Mark J. Finer*
461
Seymour C. Firth*
450
Thomas J. Flatley*
461
David A. Golding*
471
Rose Lesser*
519
Donald E. Mckay*
453
Clara M. Nickerson*
557
Robert A. Pastman*
438
Marshall H. G. Roth*
485
Boris A. Seidman*
473
Herman S. Sherr*
465
Alan H. Taylor' *
494
Irving J. Yoffa'
491
All Others
695
Blanks
49311
80340
Claire Frederickson'
)- Elected by townmeeting members
) to fill existing vacancies.
748
Ellsworth C. Berry'
687
Edward M. Colbeth, Jr .*
673
Thomas J. Collins
669
William S. Condon
733
John D. Cullen*
748
Joseph W. Curran
773
Frank R. Every
533
Charles A. Foley
752
John T. Hannon
598
William E. Hansen
561
Alton F. LaBrecque
659
Donald N. Martin
607
Ernest C. Martin*
697
M. Louise McNeil
590
George H. White*
662
Ronald A. Bender
458
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Richard Moorhead*
Edward L. Bailey*
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
Hugo J. Falcone
415
Harold Fishman
419
John G. Francis 380
Murray A. Gerber
445
Victor J. Kroll
311
Paul Emile LaPointe
344
Bertram Lipof
365
Joseph A. Lombardi
777
Ernestine L. Martin
409
Bernard Price
361
Solomon M. Price
271
Ernest J. Ryan
421
John E. Sullivan
457
Frank F. Terlecki
268
Thomas F. Wallace
397
Thomas F. Warren, Jr.'
564
James Hannon
1
Blanks
10567
Total
28320
George J. Kent*
613
Katherine Kroll
361
Robert I. Lurie
365
Marjorie M. Sarofeen
172
Melvin Silverman
379
W. Blair Stymest*
390
Blanks
552
Total
2832
QUESTION NO. 1. " Shall the acceptance by the town of Randolph of an Act passed by The General Court in the year Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-four, entitled 'An Act Establishing a Selectmen-Town Manager Form of Government for the Town of Randolph' be revoked ?"
- Precincts -
1
2
3
4
Total
YES
904
885
761
730
3280
NO
425
549
556
654
2184
BLANKS
34
25
22
32
113
Total
1363
1459
1339
1416
5577
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QUESTION NO. 2. "Shall Fire Fighters of the Town of Randolph, who now receive a yearly salary of four thousand four hundred dollars to start, four thousand five hundred and fifty dollars after six months' service, four thousand seven hundred dollars after one year's service, four thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars after eighteen months' service and five thousand dollars after two years' service, receive an increase so that they shall receive a minimum yearly salary offivethousand dollars to start, five thousand one hundred and twenty-five dollars after six months' service, five thousand two hundred and fifty dollars after one year's service, five thousand three hundred seventy-five dollars after eighteen months' service and five thousand five hundred dollars after two years' service, with salary increases of at least five hundred dollars for their uniformed superiors ?"
- Precincts -
1
2
3
4
Total
YES
630
621
652
629
2532
NO
652
773
646
722
2793
BLANKS
81
65
41
65
252
Total
1363
1459
1339
1416
5577
In accordance with due process of law and duly authorized petition of the Fire Department, recount for Question No. 2 was held on March 15, 1961, in the office of the Board of Registrars from 6:30 P. M. until 10:00 P. M., with the following results : -
- Precincts -
1
2
3
4
Total
Plus or Minus
YES
632
619
649
627
2527
M
5
NO
651
773
635
719
2778
P 15
BLANKS
80
67
55
70
272
P 20
Total
1363
1459
1339
1416
5577
M 30
18
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASSACHUSETTS
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING March 20, 1961
Pursuant to a Warrant issued by the Board of Selectmen and dated the twentieth day of February A. D. 1961, duly posted by Patrick T. McDonnell, Constable, the citizens of Randolph as- sembled at the Randolph High School Auditorium, Memorial Parkway in Randolph, on the twentieth day of March, 1961. The meeting was called to order at 8:00 o'clock P. M., adjourned un- til 8: 15 P. M. and then reconvened.
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