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Registrar's listing
75.00
Jour Employees 1100.00 Election expenses 200.00 voting lists 25,00
Office Equipment 250,00 Miscellaneous 100.00 Reserve 2,000,00 Total $59,652.20
See following pages for other appropriations under various articles of the wanaut.
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article 25 Voted to change the regular Town meeting from the first Saturday to the Record Saturday of February
article 26 voted to engage the services of ane assistant part time town clerk.
article 27 voted to use all slaughtering fees received, towards the reimbursement of the inspector of slaughtering.
Vated to dissolve the meeting
attent:
7. I. Taylor Town blesk.
after the meeting the moderator appointed the following persons to serve ou the Finance Committee for the ensuing year.
Mildred L. Rice, Loren R. glaziers and Clifford. H. Blinn. Later the cluck notified these people in writing of their appointment,
List of appropriations
Cemeteries + memorial Day article? 700.00 Joure Library article 8 (dog fund)+ 350.00 A.B. Railings etc 4,000.00 1200, Chapter 81 Town #1360, State 9350. 10,710.00 Chapter 90 maintenance Jours 600, Stator County 1,800.00 Chapter 90 Construction Jours 250. St€ 1500. 10,000,00 Tuich 1,500.00 Snow Plow 608.00 175,00 beneut mixer offices salaries 2,70.00
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12 15 16 17
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appropriations under art. 24
59,652.20
$ 92,255.20
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Warrant for Presidential Sumary apr. 29. 1952
Commonwealth of massachusetts Franklin SS.
To either of the constabler of the Town of greeting:
Leurett
In the name of the commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in Primaries to meet in
The School auditorium
Tuesday, the Twenty-ninthe Day of afinil, 1952, at 1:30 o'clock P.m., for the following purposes: To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the Election of Candidates of Political Parties you the following offices; 10 Delegater at large to the national convention of the Republican Party.
10 alternate Delegates at large to the national Convention of the Republican Party, 16 Delegates at lauge to the national Convention If the Democratic Party.
Seheznate Delegates at large to the national Convention of the Democratic Party.
2 District Delegates to the national Convention of the Republican Party - First Congressionalsist. 2 alternati District Delegates to the national Convention of the Republican Party- First Congressional Dist.
4 District Delegates to the national Convention of the Democratic Party-Frist Congressional Dist, H alternate District Delegates to the national Convention of the Democratic Party- First Congressional Vist
District members of State Commetter (one man and one woman) for cade political party for the Franklin Hampiline Senatorial District.
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10 members of the Republican Jaren Committee - members of the Democratic Town Committee. Presidential Preference,
The polls will be open from 1:30 s' dok P.m. to eight o'clock P.m.
Here of fail not and make return of this warrant with your doings there on at the time and place of said meeting. given under our hands this 14 th day of april a. D. 1952 george & waterlisure Wayne a. Howard Fred S. Johnson Selection of Leverett,
Ihave served this warrant as directed therein.
Richard L. glazier Contable.
attest: F. H. Taylor Town blesk.
Record of the vote cast at the Presidential Primary held april 29, 1952.
Republican Delegates
Leverett Saltometall had
91 votes
Henry Cabot Lodge fr
had
90
Joseple william martin had 71
had 71
Katherine g. Howard had. 72
Daniel Tyler & had 70
"
Robert F. Bradford
had
77 "
Richard I. Forbush had
68 "
Charles gibbons had 68 "
had 67
Claude a. Barnes
Blanke 485
Sinclair Weeks
297
alternate Delegates Carroll 2. meins maywell m Rabb
Basil Brewer Solu a volpe Julia B. Kirlin Either W. Wheeler
george W.Schryver
had had had 64
70 votes
70 . ..
had 66 "
had 67 "
had 66 "
68'
Robert & bochraine had 66 . Jeauch. Olmstead had 64 .
had
65 "
Blaubo 564
District Delegates to national Convention Frist District grupul. Ralphel. mahar hrad 28 votes
Richard 2. Mc Kay
had
25 .
Planks 173
automate District Delegates to national convention -
Isaac a. Hodgen had
26 votes
Josephine B. LE Blanc had 24 "
Blaubs 196
Delegates group 2 Jolie 2, Desaton had 58 votes
Helena a. Viale had 55 votes
alternate Delegates Ethel m. Plotkin had 59 votes
Edward P. White had 57"
Blaubs- 130
Louis van n Washburn had
298
State Commetter Frawilling Hampsline District Feed S. Johnson had
18 votes george . waterhouse had 6 "
James B. Decupitu had 2 "
Blacks 96
Stati Commetter Franklin Hampsline Dutieit
marie Frances gordon had 47 votes
Blacks 76 Number of Republican votes cast 123,
Democratic vote
Delegates
Paul a. Dever
Solice W. Mc Cormack had
Maurice J. Jobin
had 4 "
Solvents. Ihynes
had
had 3 :
Henry Brides
had
2 "
2. W Illiam Belanger had
2"
James m. Gurley
margaret M. O' Riordan
Thomas P. O'neill fr. had
bleu 6. barr
had 2. had 2 "
Daniel B. Brunton hrad 3 "
mary DE Pasquale Murry had 2 "
Glitacles d. Taylor, Lad 4 "
Salve' H. Goddaire
hrad
Blanks 66
alternate Delegates
Lad
2 votes
J. Henry Goguen
had
2 "
Peter J. Levanti had James Leo O'connor had 3 =
3
Stanislaus g. Woudolowlei had had 3
Edward F. Doolan Salvatore Camelia
had 2 "
had
·4 votes
William J. Foley
had 2' had 2 " 40
Edward a. Lecce
299
had 3 votes
Paul J. Smith
Charles bollatos
had
2 "
had 3 '
Elizabete a, Stanton Louis N. glaser had 3 "
Helen J. Fay had
Siles F. Taylor
had
Francis A. Murray had 2" Thomas F. graham had 2 "
Edith Je Wilcox had
2''
Blauks 70 District Delegates to national Democratic Convention Frist-District
Group
maurice a. Donaluce had
3 votes
Samuel Blasberg had ., H James S. Begley had 5 ''
John J. Dwyer had
Blacks 10
alternate District Delegates Democratic Convention First District
James m. Burns had 5 votes
Dennis &. Shannon had 5 "
Samuel 8. Levine had 4"
Lad 4 "
Blacks 10
State Committee votefor one man Fraukler Hampshire District Samuel Blassberg had 5 votes
Francis a. Farrell had 1 vote Blanks 8
annam Ma Laud
vote for One woman Rad 5 votes
Blanks 2
Number of Democratic votes cast 7.
anna sullivan
3 '
300
Jawn Committee Loren glazier Edna Emerson glow watson Vanum abbott Calvin glazier Roque Doolille Clifford La Claire gilbert Woodard george Waterhouse henry Mangels
Fred & Johnson Wayne Howard Chester Woodard Ettel Woodard Clifford graves Farmil H. Taylor 1. Robert watsons Jolie Swenson James B. Dempster James glazier Violet F. abbott
Ethan Hawand fr. Philips Bourne Fordow Toward
Elmu Stevens J. Black Denzel f. Francisco mild ed Rice Treibert Dipace
muriel Bouque Maurice Plaques Bariyle Freid
Richard pagine
2 votes
had had had / .. / 2 '' had .. had had had 1 1
had "
1 44
Lad had 1 .. 52 had had 32 " 20 '
had Lad had Lad
3 '
16 ' "
2) "
7 " Load had had had 2 " / had 5 had had had 1 4 2."
had trads Lind
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hrad nad had hrad /
1
11
2 4
had
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The Town Committee as follows (Republican)
george S. Watuliouse Fuld & Johnson Wayne a, Howard Chester S. Woodard Clifford S. granes 9. Robert wation Jolie Swenson Violet F. abbott
Carl S. Royp
Fannie H. Taylor
Presidential Preference
Jaft 29 Ske 86
Ske 5
Stassen ! Refauver ! Russell 1
molti!
Warren!
attest: F.H. Taylor Jawn bluck.
Warrant for State Primary Sept. 16, 1952 Commonwealth of massachusetts
Franklin Ses.
To one of the constables of the Town of Leverett greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth you are required to notify and warm the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in Primaries to meet in the Consolidated School auditorium Leverett Tuesday September 16, 1952 at two thirty a.M for the following purposes: To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the nomination of candidates for the following officeti
governou For this Commonwealth
Queut governor
Secretary of the Commonwealth For this Commonwealth Treascher + Receiver general For this Commonwealthe auditor for the Commonwealth 1 attorney general Senator no banques Congressman For the First Congressional Dat. Councillon For the Eight lownatten A ist.
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Senator For the Franklin Hampshire District Representative in General laut for First Franklin District black of beauty for Franklin County
Register of Deeds for Freelatin lacity 2 County Commissioners for Franklin County The polls will be open from two thirty O.M until eight a.m.
Hereof fail not and make return of this wanaut at the time and place of said meeting
given under our hands september 8, 195290,
george S. Waterhouse 0 Hayne a . Howard Feed S. Johnson Selectmen of Laverett
Ihave served this warrant as directed therein
Cluster S. Woodard bourtable
F. H. Taylor Joure bleck.
Record of the vote cast at the State Piernauy September 16, 1952, Republican Vote Governor Christian a. Kutu
had 8 7 votes
Banks 3
Lieutenant governor Summer q. Whittier had 86 volés
Bauchs 4
Secretary
Beatrice Hancock Mullancy had
82 votes
8
Blanks
303
Treasurer Fud J, Burrell Ray Charles Papalia
had had
29 volis 5% " Blauchs 4
auditor David J. mintz
had
84 votes
Blauhs 6
attorney general george Fingold
had 84 valés Blacks 6
Senator in Congress Henry labot Lodge Jo. had 86 volés
Blaube 4
Congressman First Congressional District Solen W. Heselton had
83 votes Backs 7
Councillor Eighth bouncellor District & albin anderson had 28 votes
Bruce brane had 44 11
Cluster J. Szetela had 8
Blanks 10
Senator Franklin and Hampshire District
Ralphe & mahar had 88 votes
Blauhs 2
Representative in general bout
Philip 7. Whitmore had 88 -volés
Blanks 2
blesk of Courts Franklin County had 59 votes 30
Beulah U. Clifford John R. Moseley
Blaulas 1
304
Register of Deeds Franklin District Fred B. Dole had 88 votes Blacks 2
County Commissionus Franklin County Carles allen had
68 votes
Roy H. Freude
hud
44 "
Robert H, anderson
had
Harry F. Koch
had 27 "
Blaubs 188
Total Republican voto 90
Democratic Voto governor Paul a. Dever
had 4 votes
Blacks 2
Lieutenant governor
Charles F. Jaff Sullivan
had 2 votes
Thomas B. Brennan
had 2 "
Edward b. Carroll Thomas J. Kurey b. Gerald Lucy
had o
had o
Joseph 2. murplay.
had 0
Blanko 31
Secretary Edward J. brown
had
3 votes
Blanks 3
Treasurer William R. bouley. Cornelius P. le roman. James E. V. Donelau Faster Furcolo John F. Kennedy Jeremiale F. M uply alexander Francis Sullivan
had
0 votes
had /
had 0 ..
had 4
had 0
had
had
0 '
Blaulas 36
had !
305
auditor Thomas f. Buckley
had 8 votes Bauhs 3
had 2 votos
had 2 '
had 0 "
had 1
Blaubs 19
Senator in Congru John F. Kennedy
had 5 votes
Blacks
1
bongusman William It. Burns
had 4 valés
Blaubez
Councillor michael W. albano James L. Bresnahan
had
0 votes
had 0 "
Daniel B. Buckley
Thomas J. Burke
had 0 "
had
011
had
had had 0,0
had :
James L Landers Robert B. bau guilin Frank Long
had o .
albert L. mastroianni
had
0 "1
hood 2 "
had 0
Charles V. Ryan
had 0
had
Luke F. Ryjan
george a Smysl
had 0"
Blanks 98.
had 0"
Justin q. bavanaudugh
Draufis m Coffins! Edward Ir Ring. goophop collius
had 1
Jolie goman Mc Lean Solve F. moriarty
attorney general Francis E. Kelly Robert J. bakeles george Leary Jolene V. morau
306
Senator Franklin Hampshire District Joseple P. Boyle had 5 votes Edward H. Toczko had 0 Blacks 7
Representative in general bout ist Franklin Philip F. Whitmore
to lack of bouts Franklin County
no candidate had 1 vote Blocks 5
Register of Deeds Franklin District Fred B. Dole had 1 vote Blocks 5
vote fa 2
bounty communionus Franklin County
Jolie g. magee had
3 volis
Harry Koch had 1 Blanko 8
Total Democratic vote 6
F.H. Taylor Loww blesk.
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Warvaut for the national Election held no. 4, 1952 Commonwealth of massachusetts Fraublier SS
To one of the constabler of the Town of Laverett greeting :
In the name of the commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of sound town who are qualified to vote in Elections, to meet in the Consolidated School auditorium at Leverett on Tuesday the fourth day of november 1952 at Twelve o'clock noon for the following purposes! To bring in their votes for candidates for the following offices :
Presidential Electors; governor; Lieutenant governor; Secretary; Treasurer; auditor; attorney general; Senator in Congress for the First Congressional District; Councilor for The Eight bonneeller District; Senator for the Franklin Hampsline District; Representative in general baust for the Frist Franklin District; Club of Counts for Franklin County; Register of Deeds for Franklin County, also to vote "yes" or "no" on the question relative to sale of alcoholic and other malt beverages in this town. a. Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale thereis of all alcoholic beverages (whisky, rum, gin, malt beverages, wines, and all other alcoholic beverages)? B- Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale theein of wines and malt beverages (wines and beer and all other malt beverages?)
I .- 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?
Polls will be open at twelve o'clock noon and will close at eight o'clock P.m.
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and you are directed to serve this wanaut by posting up attected copies thereof are the Store and Congregational blunde at Revent and the Baptist blanche at north Leverett and the store at moores boomer, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
There of fail not and make returns of this warrant with you doings thereon, to the Town clucks before the time of said meeting.
given under our hands this 27the day of October a.D. 1952.
george S. Waterhouse Wayne a. Howard Fred S. Johnson Selectnews of Geweest Thave Revved this warrant as directed therein.
Cluster I. woodard Countable J.W. Taylor Jours Clubs.
Record of votes cast november 4, 1952. 309
Electors of President + Vice President
Eisenhower + nixon had
Halliman + Bass had 0 "
Hamblen + Holtwiek had 2
Hass & Emery had
Stevenson + Sparkman had
57
Blanks 4 Total 337
governor Paul a Dever
had
56 votes
Christian a Heter
had
277
Laurence gilfedder had 0
"
Florence H. Luscomb had 0
had
0
Blacks 4
Total 337
Lieutenant governor
Charles 7. Jeff Sullivan
had 55 votes
Summer g. Whittier
had 271
William R. Ferry
had 0
Francis a. votano
had 1
Blanks 10
Total 337
Secretary Edward J. brown had 59 votes
Beatrice Hancock Mullany
had 255
alice M. Ferry Fred m Ingersoll
had 0
had. 1
Blanke 22
Total 337
Treasurer Foster Furcolo Roy Charles Papalia
had 71 voter
had 248 .. Henning a. Blomen had 0
..
Harold J. Ireland had 1
17
Blanks Total 337
273 votes
guy Williams
310
auditor
Thomas f. Buckley David &. mintz
had had
246 0
Cuttony martin Robertt a. Simmons
had
had 1
Blacks 12
Total 337
attorney general Francis E. Kelly had
56 votes
george Fingold
had
257
arthur W. Blomen
had 1
Harold B. Raud
Lad 2
Blanks 21
Total
337
Senator in bouguw.
Henry Cabot Lodge fr
Lad
51 "
Thelina Sugural
had
had 1
"
Blaubs
Total
337
Congressman John Theselton
had
280 votes
William Dr. Burns
Lad
41 "
albert a. Rudyard
Lad
0 "
Blanks
Total
337
Senator Ralph lo, mahar Joseple P. Boyle.
had had
275 votes
51 "
Blacks 11
Total
337
had
279 votes
John F. Kennedy
Marke R. Shaw
5
73 votes
311
Representative in general bout Philip Whitmore had
305 votes
Blacks 32
Total
337
black of bouts Beuball U. Clifford
had
302 votes Blanks 35
Total 337
Register of Duda Fred B. Dole
had
362 votes
Blacks 35 Total 337
Question number 1 a B.
la.
yer 97 votes
310 189
no 174 "
Blacks 45 Blanks 63 Blacks 45
Total 337
Total 337
Total 337
bounty commissioners
Carlos allen
had
Harry Kock
had
213
had
47
JobulJ. magle
Blacks 490 10/1
attest 7.2. Taylor Loww Blesk.
no for Coming
261 votes
yes 85 votes yes 118 volis no 195 "
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Warrant for Special Town meeting held Dec. 1, 1952
Commonwealth of massachusetts Franklin S& To one of the Constables of The Town of Leveret greeting:
Su the name of the commonwealth you are hereby directed to notify and warm the inhabitants of the Town of Leverett, qualified to vote in town affairs, to meet in the Consolidated School auditorium in said haverett on Saturday December 27, 1962 at seven thirty o'clock in the evening, the and there to act on the following articles namely;
article1, To choose a moderator to pusido at this meeting, if required.
article 2, To raise appropriate or transfer from available funds in the treasury curtain sums of money to balance town accounts for the year 1962, as follows (a) Welfare Department
(B) Highway Department (b) Primaries and Elections (8) Voting heste (E) Insurance or act anything therow.
article 3. To transfer a sum of money from the Road Madeinmy Friend to the Road madimery account, or act anything thereon."
and you are directed to serve this warrant by posting up attested copies thereof on the store and the Congregational bluide at Leverett, also the Baptist Church at north Leverett and the store at movies boomer.
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given under au hands this 17 the day of December a. D.1952
george I. naturhouse Wayne a. Howard Fred &Johnson Selectmen of Livertt
Record of the special Town meeting held December 27, 1952
article 1. Henry mangels was chosen moderator to pleside at this meeting. article 2-
(a) Vated to transfer $600. from Disability assistance to Welfare
(B) Voted to transfer $400. Grow Old age assistance and $200. from aid 70 Dependent Children to Highways, Sidewalls, Bridges, Railings , Snow Removal and Landing . (b) Primaries + Elections and (2) voting histo could be balanced from
Reserve Fund so no vote was taken
(E) voted to transfer $100. from aid Jo Dependent Children and $356.22 from the Town Employees appropriation to Insurance. article 3. Voted to transfer $5007.05 your
the Road Machenery Friend to the Road machinery account.
voted to dissolve the meeting. attent J.J. Taylor Town Click.
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Commonwealth of massachusetts Franklin SES.
To one of the Constabler of the Town of Leverett.
Greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Leverett qualified to vote in Jowe affairs, to met in the new school auditorium at said Leverett on Saturday the 14th day of February next, at ten and one half o'clock in the forenoon, these and there to act on the following articles, namely: article 1. To choose all necessary officers to serve for periods prescribed by law on town custom. Cuticle 2. To act on the report of the auditor, Selectinen, School Building Committee, School Committee, School nume, and Library Trustees article 3. To see if the Town will vote to accept the list of jurors as prepared by the Selectmen.
article 4. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year , beginning January 1 , 1953. and to issue a note on notes therefor , payable within one year, and to renew any notes as may be given for a period of less the one year, in accordance with Section 17, Chapter +4 of the general Laws.
article 5. To see if the Town will vote to pay a fifty cent bounty to residents of this town on hedgehogs killed in this Town or act anything thereon article 6 To see if the Town will vote to transfer a sum of money from the road machinery fund to the rod machinery account, or act anything theron.
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article] To see if the town well voto to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the case of cemeteries in Town, and for the observance of memorial
Day, ar act anything thereare.
Cuticle 8. To if the Town will vote to appropriate money for the Town Library or act anything thereon.
articleq. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for sidewalks, highways , bridges , railings , snow removal , sauding, etc. or take any action in relation thuets.
article 10 To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer from unappropriated avail- able funds in the treasury a sum of money For Chapter 81 or take any action in relation thusto.
article 1. To see if the Town will voto to raise and appropriate ou transfer from unappropriated available funds in the treasury, a sume of money for chapter 90 maintenance, or take any action in relation thereto.
article 12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer from inappropriate available funds in the treasury, a sum of money for chapter 90 Construction, or take any action in ulation thueto.
article 13. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selective to install, mantain ar discontinue street lighting facilities as
required, or act anything thereou. article 14. To see if the Lawwe will vote to accept a tract of land bounding the north Cemetery from balvin glazier, said tract (if accepted) to be incorporated into that cemetery, or act anything theron. article 15. To see if the Town will vote to have trees planted alongside new highways, and at request to plant trees in place of that
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removed for cause ou other highways, or act anything thereon. article. 16. To see if the Jawn will vote to elect a Finance Committee-1 member to serve you 3 years , one member for 2 years , and one member 1 year, and there after elect one 3 year member annually, or act anything therow. article 17. To see If the Tower wishes to and its high school students to some other high school, or act anything thereou.
article 18 Josee if the Jawe will vote to have a sidewalls placed at the south entrance to the school and raise and appropriate we transfer from available funds a sume of money to cores the cost, or act anything thereon.
article 19. To see if the Jawe will voto to vous appropriate or transfer from avilable funds a sum of money to be spent under Board of Healthe ruling, to improve the sanitary facilities at the Town Hall, or act any- thing theron.
article 20. To see if the Town will raise, appropriate, or transfer, or transfer from available funds, or by bond issue a sun of money to build are addition are the town garage, or act anything there are. article 21. To see if the town well raise, appropriate or transfer from available funds a secure of money to feuchare new road machinery, or act anything thereare. article 22. To ale if the Town will vote to plow private driveways and specify how far from the highway such flowing shall be done , ar act anything thereare
article 23. To see if the Throne will vote to fix the salaries of elected and appointed town officers for the ensuing year as follows from January 1 , 1953 , and raise
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and appropriate a sum of money therefor. Elected Officers
moduator 10,00
Joure blesk and Juanmer 700.00
Chairman Selective
175.00
Selectmen (2) at
150,00
Chairman Public Welfare
75,00
members (2) Public Welfare
50,00
Chauman arrenon
250,00
assevous (2) at
100,00
Chairman School Committee
65.00
School Commetter (2) at 60,00 Jay Collector 275,00
auditor
15,00
Constables (3) at 25.00
Tre Handen
10.00
appointed officers
Clerk Board of Selectmere 100,00 Forest Fire Harder 35,00 Inspector of animals 50.00
assistant moderator
5.00
Civil Defence Ductor 200.00
article 24 To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate suche sumsof money as shall be necessary to meet Jours expenses, or act anything thereau article 25- To see if the Town will vote to relieve the School Building Committee of it's duties or act anything thereon. article 26. To see if the Town will vote to take $5,000,00 flour surplus oneday and 15,000,00 from available funds to reduce the tax rate ar act anything thereou. and you are directed to serve this wanaut by posting up attected copies thereof on the store and the Congregation al blunde at Leverett, the store and the Baptist blunck at notte hevert
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and the store at moous lomer, seven days at least before the day of said meeting. given under our hands this 6 the day of February a.D. 1958,
george & waterhouse Hayne a. Howard Fred S. llucsou Selectmere of haverett
I have Revved this warrant as directed therein
Cluster S. Woodard Constable
attest: F.W. Taylor Jouw black.
Record of the annual Town Meeting held February 14, 1953
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article 1. The following officers were elected Selectman for 3 years Fred S. Johnson assessor for 3 years theater . woodard Jours Club+ Juan for1 year F. H. Jaylow moderator for 8 years Edward D. Emerson Library Trusted for 3 years Elizabete graves Library Trustee for 3 years Judrouh. Field Jay Collecter for1 year Warning. abbott School Committee for 8 years bail Si Pays. baustable for 1 year Richard glazier Countable for 1 year Countable for 1 year Chester & Foodand Clifford H. Blinn Rennette Williams Pound Jeepers for/ year Field Driver Per 1 year, Fuld Driver for jean Einseitig. Vidlund gr. Edwardf. Pour
Field Driver For 1 year
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Tue warden for 1 year P. Loculyle Field. voted that the office of Ire weardure be combined with the appointed office of moth superintendent and that the Dutche Elm Disease work be done under this head.
auditor for 1 year John D. Swenson Voted that the Selection act as fence viens for the ensuing year. article 2
Ested to accept the reports of the Tower Officers as printed. article 3.
Voted to accept the list of juros as prepared by the selectmer. article 4
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