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Under article 27- An a motion made by Selectman isty that the Tram authorize the selectmen to sell the Sand Funk so-called on the Truth side of the Sistem Kond in Truth Clubsansfor fr oro, IM Belleville offered an amendment to the notion that the Tram authorize the selection and that the Selection are hereby authorized to all at such file as they may think In the best interests of the Town and in the name and behalf of the Town Cinvery Curtain lot of land situated in the Grand Crumisly Lawn as the same bank
and Im Bellevillia warten Cama
430
FEB -9 1000 -
Under article 28- Voted that the Trun raices and afpropionate the sum of Inn Hundred and Five (405) dollars with which to purchase two additional beacons, as pont of the equipment of the Highway Department
Under Article 29 Voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $750.00 In the following sempre, to Construct a retaining, wall at the Princeton truet School, playground at the north Village as follows, beginning at the smithurly end of the present wall on Bay Street and continuing for a distance of about 69 fut tence westerly In a distance of about is furt, and also grade the said school playgrounds, the work to be done by the Luft of struts under the supervision of the Brand of selectmen and the School Committee.
Und's article 30 Voted to diamies this article
Under article 31- Voted to dismiss this article
Under article 32- Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $2500.00 for the purpose of grading the ground at the East Clubrefund Grammar School, furnishing the same with a suitable cement walk and other Cement work, and Endring the lot with a finde, the money to be extended by the School Committer and the Broad of Anbieten, the work to be done by the Luft of Stute.
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FEB -9 Under article 33- Witich to diamirs this article
Under article 34 Voted to accept Coolidge that as laid out by the Brand of Selectrun on Jan 15- 1925 and show by their ufort duly filed in the office of the Trum Click.
Under Gesticht Voted to accept Harding tut as laid out by the selectmen and show by then uput duly filed in the Office of the Town Charte.
Sender article 36 Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1000.00 for the purpose of improving the fire alarm system and extending the same.
Under article 37- Voted that the Forum purchase an additional Chemical truck for the Fire Dept. to be creative at int Climafind and authoruge the Brand of Fire Engenre to turn in the present Chemical truck belonging to the Town wow located there, as part payment In such new truck , and that the Trum raise and appropriate the sum of thrity Two hundred and fifty dollars $3250.00) with which to pay the balance of the purchase price.
Under article 38_ Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $400 and elect a director at this muting the money to be expended by and this director to serve in Co-operation with the County Agricultural Tructive of the Thirdbert County Bureau of agriculture and Some Economias under the provision
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of Section 40 to xx Chofter 128 General Laws of Massachusetts, Berlin W. Kimball was elected director.
Under article 39 - Voted to diamin this article
Under article 40- Voted to afforint Edward B. Russell, Wassen Wright, Frederick, a Sim, arthur W. Tutry, and Strony S. Parkhurst as a Committe to uput at the next annual Town Meeting relative to the Town Frust act so called, as provided in acto of 1913 Chapter 16x, entataux "On Oct relative to Public Domain .
Cancer article 41- Voted that the Town Mise and appropriate the sum of $575.00 for State aid .
Under article 42- Usted that the Town wie and appropriate the sum of $2000.00 to be used as a Sucerve Fund at the discretion of the Finance ammutter be provided in General Laws Chapter 40, Section 6.
On nortion made by Toem Click Surred C. Fettuc it was voted that the sum of $25000 be afferopiniated from Excess and Deficiency to apply towards affuponatime made in 1925
Noted that the meeting be diescloud at 6.15 P.M.
Havla C. Buthuren Town Cluck Walter Rukama
1925 433
Officers Appointed By the Selectmen
Office
Names of officers C. George ARMstrond James P. Dunidan John C. Monahan EDMUND FAIRBURN Emile E. Paidnon JamesA Grant
When Qualified Before Whom
March 9 1925 Town Club March 4 1925 Joseph Peabody J.P.
Town Counsel FREDERICK A FishER lupt. Streets
sipt. Moth Drept
luistrans of Voters
ealer of lights + Meas . $ 1
TiRest Fire Arnold Perham Resigned May WarDen SiDney E Duppee
Fish& Game HARRY Gonzales VORDen Spt of Indigent Walter Perham SpieRst SailORS BURials
TonitoRs of Town Halls.
March 2 1925
Toun Click March 2 1925 Town Chach
March 3 1925 Town Click
11925
May 25 1925
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1
March 27 1925 Francia Humbly, 2.0 ?
,
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Finance Committee
William Shanks William Shanks James Leahey
Curtis A. Aixen
434
1925
Officers Appointed By the Selectmen
Office
Name of officer
HERBERT C. Sweetser George Small George A. Mcnulty
When Qualified March 21925 March 3 1925 March 28 1925
Before Whom Tran Clube Ja. Sullivan Ti Town Clube
Dec 301925
Tran Click
March 4 1925 Town Club
March 3 1925
Joe & Sullivan Vi
June 16 1925 June 201925
Mark E. allen J. E. W. Trull J.P.
Arnold C. Perham
July 31 1925
Town Clerk.
BOARD of FIRE Engineers
Arnold Perham David Bilson ArchiBald Cook
May 5 1925 May 5 1925 May 5 1925
Town Clerk Town Clerk Town Clerk
Fence Viewers
APPRAISERS
John F. Parker Emile E. Paignon AlBert H. Davis
Special Police officers
James P. Gookin George Small Clarence Dane George Rig By ROBERT W. BARRIS George W. Day John F. TRainOR MaBell F. Whitlock
Special Police for Fixe ADuty only
435
1925
Officers Appointed By the Selectmen
Office
Name of Officer
When Qualified
Before Whom
leas of SawDust Pearl T. DURRell
March 3 1925
n.P. Moram h.P.
Town Click h. P. men & P
Town Click
March 19 1925 Tran Club
Walter Close J. P. Trun Clerk. March 7 1925 4 Town ank.
March 13 1925 Town Click
May 11 1925 March 41925. May 22 1925
March 3 1925 May 11 1925 March 21925 March 3 1925 March 3 1925 March 319 25 March 11 19 25
March 3 1925 May 23 1925
Town Click Walter Clise J. P. Toun Club
Terman P. Mon n.P. Town Clerk Tous, Clarke Forman P. Marm h. P.
Acletian TrumClick
Tom Club
leighers of Hay
HARRY h. PARKHURST MyRon A. Queen
HARRY h. PARKHURST William Hall John J. Dunigan James P. Dunigan
Vighers of Merchandise
Measures of ,umBER
James F. heaney James Long Walter Perham Sinai SimaRD James F. Dunigan SiDney E Perham James P. Dunigan HARRY L. PARKHURST Michael Scollan William Stall
MyRon A. Queen HARRY L. PARKHURST HERBERT C. Sweet SER Pearl T. DURRell ARTHUR La Prise James A. Burton Francis O. Dutton EDWARD B Russell Walter EDWARDS Carl Dunning Joseph Exwin
May 11 1925 March 3 1925
Highers of Coal
May 11 1925 Thay 22 1925
March & 1925 Lift i 1925
436
1925
Officers Appointed By the Selectmen
Office
Name of Officer
When Qualified
Before Whom
MeasureR
WOOD
ERvin W. SweetseR MyRon A Queen HERBERT C. SweetseR Hosmer W. SweetseR James F. Dunigan Pear) T. DURRe>> HARRY L. BORKHURST
March 10 1925 March 3 1925 March 2 1925 March 30 1925
March 3 1925
n. P. Mom N.P.
March 91925
Town Click
..
March 6 1925 Trans Clark
By BOARD of Health
Meat Insp.
Wth 5. Hall
Milk Insp.
Melvin Master
B of H. Agt.
Mary E. Sheehan
Town Click h. P. Mas n. Trum Click
Weighers . f ROBERT. E. Bliss Sano + Grave) James W. Stevens
Supt of Almshouse Frank 7. Hannaford
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MAY -5 1925 Warrant In Special Town Meeting of Upon Town Hall, Chelmsford antre Tuesday Evening, May 5 1925
Middleaf SS. To Herold I. Adama , a Constable of the Town of Chumaford ;
Greeting: In the name of the Commonwealth anesaid you are hereby required to notify the legal votre of said Chelmsford to meet in the Typen Town fall at Clubmsford antre, on Tuesday the Fifth day of thay next, at 8 o'clock in the evening then and there to act upem the following articles, viz:
Article _ To see if the Town will with to raise and appropriate or four a sum not exceeding Seven Thousand Dollars ($7000.00) In the purpose of purchasing a triple Continuation fire truck to be located at the antre Village; or act in relation thereto.
Article 2- In the event of affirmative action under the preceding article, to see if the Town will vote to authorize the Brand of The Engineer to sell or turn in the fine truck now located at Smith Clubnapred as purt payment for such new truck, and to transfer the truck now located at the Centre Village to the Smith Village; or act in relation thereto.
Itude 3- To see if the Town will vote to raise the sum of Twelve Thousand Dollars (12,000.00), or what other sum , for the purpose of continuing Construction of the Firston Bread and the Actor Brad, and apircing the Rivernech Arad Billerica Brad, and the Carlisle-Concord Grad
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MAY - 5 1925 two thirds of the exferme to be frame equally by the Commonwealth and the Country of Middlesex; or act in relation therets.
Article 4- To see if the Town will not to wise and appropriate the sum of from hundred dollars ($400.00), or what other sum De additional salary or compensation for the Threat suspect; or act in relation thereto.
betale . To see if the Town with vote to voice and appropriate or appropriate from the balance now in the hands of the Treasurer the sum of Fifteen Hundred Holland ( 1500.00 ) or what other sum , for the purpose of securing insurance against fire when the public buildings of the Tran ; or act in relation thereto.
Hatile 6- To see if the Town will vote to authorize the selectmen to contract with the Lowell Electric Light Ofnations at the them prevailing price for light In two additional lights on Putnam Que and will raise and appropriate sufficient humey to meet the experience thereof; or act in relation thereto.
Article % To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate on appropriate from the balance now in the hands of the Treasurer the sum of Sintam Hundred Dollars (1600.00) or what other sum, for the purpose of meeting on jeaying unpaid fille; or act in relation ttureto.
Article 8. To see if the Town will instruct the Selection of appoint a Committee to draft a set of by- laws for the Town, and spent the same, at a
439
MAY - 5 1925 subsequent meeting; or act in relation thereto
Article 1. To see if the Town will offering a Committee to Canvass the public ways of the Trum, exclusive of thoroughfores and principal Streets, and the location of termini of such other ways and names thereof, and regent the result of them is estigations with such recommendations as they may see fit to make at some future meeting of the Town; or act in relation thereto.
article 10- In the event of afirmative action under the preceding article, to see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twenty Five Holland ( 25.00) or what other sum, in the purpose of meeting the effence of such Committee; or act in relation thereto.
Article 11. To see if the Town will authorize the School Committer to sell a part of the whole of the discontinued pumping equip- munt at the Quesay School, What Chulmand; act in relation thereto.
and you are directed to serve this warrant by jesting attester copies thereof of the Post offices in the Centre of the Town, South Clubford, Finth Clubeford, and West Auhusband, and at the school Struse , East Culunsford and at the Golden Grove School Struse, Westlanda, seven days at least fifor the time ofprinted for holding said meeting
Hinof Fail hit, and make return of this Warrant with you doing themm, to the Town Club, at the time and place of holding the queting fresaid,
Given under our hands this twenty Fourth day of april in the year of our Ind finition
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MAY -5 1925 hundred and twenty five.
Junge W. Hay Senza Rinley Erfurt W Basic Selection of Clubeford
I have served the foregoing Warrant by fertig allested cofins thered mine than seven days before the time of said meeting, as directed by vote of the Town.
Howald 7. adams Constable of the Town of Chelmsford
Special Miting May 5 1925
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Chelmsford qualified to vote in Town offame held funsuant to Warrant at the liffen Town Hall, Clubford ainter ou Tuesday Evening Thay 5 1925 & 8o'clock P.M. the following business was transacted, To Wit; The meeting was called to order by Midmatin Walter Bulam and the Warrant Rund by Town aluk Harold C. Petram.
Before proceeding with the business called In in the Warrant, Moderate Water Parliam Called the Town Click Harold C. Pettersms to the Chair, and acked or fenemal privilege, no objection being made the Amouble Walter Burhan was granted this privilege, at this time the Amunable Senato- Moderate Perham presented to the Town of Clubusted a beautiful " Sovel" which was Made from a piece of wood obtained from the Workington Em at Sinhidge, Mes, this gavel
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MAY -5 1925
is stained a mahogany color and around the Center of the head of this gavel is a silon fond which bears the following inscription , Made of WOOD FROM the Washington ElT. CamBRIDge, Presented To Town of Chelmsford, Mass. By Walter Perham, May 51925"
In presenting this gift to the Town the Amable Senator- Moderator Perham, said; "We have just passed an important
anniversary in Massachusetts, the scene of which was enacted in the neighboring towns of Lexington and Grund. The 19th of april thanks the victory of an ideal, the beneficent resulta of which present to parallel in the history of Mankind .
This event is of particular interest to many of us where ancestors joined the two Companies of Minute then in Chelmsford mine than 100 in number and marched to Comend on the morning of the 19th of april 175 Shortly after, in June 175 when the Continental Congress was sitting in Philadelphia. Lenge Waslington was chosen to be Commander in Chief of the american Forces. He was Animated by Samuel adams of Massachusetts. On the 2nd of July Washington arrived in Cambridge and made his headquartin at the Craigis Anice, later occupied by the Poet Lingfillno.
On the following day July 3rd Several Washington took formal command of the Continental firmy under the shade of the famme Washington Elm This historic Elm which stood for more than two centuries, no longer remains to arouse the patriotism of the present generation, but the site has been perpetuated by the replacement of another live at the hands of Vice President Howle on the Holiday just przed. It has been announced in the Public prece that
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MAY -5 1925 that President Coolidge will deliver an address at this famme site suitably Commemorating the 10th anniversary of Wadingtona Command on the 3rd of July next. It has been my good fortune to obtain a piece of word from the old Waslington Elm which has been fachioned into a good, and I have the hon Mr. Moderator and ladies and gentlemen to present this gavel to the Town of Clubmind, I present it through your Executive Officer Chinman of the Board of Selectrun Un. Senge W. Hay the same to be for the use of Moderators of the Town at futurs Town Mutings. The gavel is a symbol of order , an emblem of authority, and may the historic significance of this gavel, serve as an inspiration to all our citizens to emulate the precept and example of the immortal Washington.
Mr. Senge W. Hay, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen , in behalf of the Town of Clubinspired accepted this gift , and said as follows;
Mr. Moderaten, - Citizens and Sinsto Berham,. the word from which this gavel was hade was once an entrical feast of the Washington Em, the supply was limited, but through premal effort, Sinsto Perhas obtained this piece of wood and has had it finished as you are it and fittingly engraved and tendero it is the Town so that aulafred May have a moments of three historical times which meant so much to Our Frefatture, the fruits of where spirito we enjoy today, In behalf of the Town of Clubford I accept this "Sovel" in the same spirit in which it is tendered, and I herewith turn this gift over to the Town Clube for at this and subsequent Town Mutange :
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MAY -5 1925 On a motion made by Mr. Edward & Bottine it was unanimously voted to extend a rising vote of appreciation to Seroton Perham In the gift of the "Washington Elm Gavel" presented to the Town by, Senator Perbam.
Under article 1_ Ou a motion made by John C. Monahan, that this article be left with the Board of Fire Engineus to reject on at the next Annual Town meeting, an amend ment was made to the motion that the Engineers also study and repent the needs of Smith Clubrefund and West Clubmsford Fine Department, the amendment was carried. and it was so voted.
Under article 2- This article was disposed of under action taken under artich 1-
Under Article 3_ Voted to dismiss this article.
Inder article X Motion made by J. Clark Osterhout that $400,00 additional be offerofinated for theat Inspector Salary, the vild vite was doubted and M. Edward Ciney and . C. mimohan were appointed tillers a hand vote was taken and 81 voted in the affirmations and 98 voted in the negativos.
Inder article 5_ Voted that the sum - 675,00 be raised and afpripirated for the purfre of placing insurance on public buildings as follows, $30,000 on West Clubrecord School $30000 on Est Clubmcfad School and $ 1000 on South Chilunchand School, Money to be expended under the direction of the Selectionen.
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- MAY - 5 1925
Under Gentile 6. Voted to afprofite the sum of $22.00 to pay for two additional strut lights on Putnam Que.
Under Article / Voted to appropriate $1600.00 from money already in the hands of the Treasure to jeay unfrid bills
Under Hotels & Voted that Emile E. Paiguon John C. Thishan and the Brand of Selectman be offerented to draw a set of By Live for the Town and to refend at a subsequent meeting.
Undu ventede 1- Voted that a Committee Consisting of Fred Q. Snow, Jolm MC adams Q. Heady Park, James F. Leahy and aworld C. Perham and funny shudd be offerinted to Convoce the names and locations of the struts, avenues and words of the Town and spent their recommendation at the next annual Town meeting and in Case the Committee Contemplate a change in the name of a start the residents be given a hearing before the Changer be -made.
Under article 10_ Noted that the sum of $25:00 be raised and afpropicated from money already in the hands of the Treasure for ince of the Committee named under Article 9 to are for expenses.
Under Centrale 1_ Voted to authorize the School Committee to sell a fait in the whole of the discontinued pumping equipment at the Query School, West Clubnoord. Voted that the mutiny be dissolved at 10 P.M. Walter Perbam Moderator Alarla Nettuan Town Clube
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JUN F6 1925 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middleany S.S. To Howold F. Adams , Constable of the Tis . of
Chelmsford,
Greeting: In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and earn the inhabitants of said town who are qualif to vote in Primaries to meet in their Several Polling Blocks , viz ..
Precinct 1, Town Hall, Calmaford Centro Present 2, Town Hall. North Clubmsford Precinct 3. Historical Sull, West dulin ford Precinct & School And, East Clubmafra Precinct 5, School Ance, South Clubmsford Precinct 6, Golden Gove School Anice, Westlund. Tuleday, the sixteenth day of June 1925 at 4. P. m . , In the following purports ;
10 bring in this votes to the Primary Officers for the Termination of Candidatic of Political Tortura for the following office:
Representative in Congress - -- sch Cargacional Hitet The Polls will be open from 4.8m to 8 Pm.
and you are directed to serve this Warrant by proting attested copies thereof at the Post afin in the Center of the Town, Smith Cluband Tenth Chelmsford and West Clickingford and at the School Anice, East Clubundfind, and at the Golden Give School Anice, Weatinos, seven days of least before the time, appointed for holding said muting, Heraf Fait hat, and mike return of this Wanait with your drings therm to the Town Click, at the time and place of holding said meeting
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JUN 16 1925
Senge W. Day Senza Rigly Pobut W Barria Selection of Chulmeford Return I have served the frugoing Warrant by posting attested Copies thereof more than Seven days before the time of holding said meeting
Amild F adame Constable of the Form of Chelmsford
June 16 1925
At a legal muting of the inhabitants of the Town of Chelmsford qualified to vote in Primarics, hild Runewant to War posted June 9 1925 at the several Erikincts in Town the following france recieved the number votos set against their respective namee !
Office
CANDIDate
P-1 P-2 P-3 P-X P-5 P-6 Total
hemssaving - Middlesex District
GeorgeH. Brown- Rep James Wilson Grimes-Rep. Edith NouTse Rogers - Rep Blanks Eugene N. Foss- Dem. Blanks Total By Precincts
4 6
7 239
1 40
0
3
1
18
426
0
1
0
38 0 0
0
6
12
2
6
30
0
a 264
43
1 46
0 0 0 0 54
0 4 1 144
2 993
5
01
04
14
51 134 928 1
0
442
Arrold C Petteram Town Clark
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JUN T6 1925 Commonwealth of thrones.
Middlesex SS. To Howold & Adamo , Constable of the Town of Clubmejora
Greeting: In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warm the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in elections and also in trun affairs to mut in their several polling places , viz
Greanet Que, Town Hall, Chilinaford Centre Precinct Two, Inthe Clubnaford Precinct Three Historical Hall. What Culmapa Precinct Four, School House, Et Clubme fra Precinct Fit, Smith Clubmoford Precinct Six, Golden Gove Schol Ares, Westland on Tuesday, the thirtieth day of June, 1925 at 2 o'clock PM. for the following purpose:
To bring in their voter for the following officer : Representatives in Congress- -- sich ingressinel Histract The Polls will be open from 2 Pm to 8 p.m. and you are directed to serve this warrant by perting attected copies thereof at the Pret Offices in the Centre of the Town, South Clubeford, With Clubmoped and West Clubnaford, and at the school Annel, East Clubnapad, and at the Golden Group School Anice, Nextlands, seven days at least bine the times appointed for holding said meeting Hereof Fail hot, and make return of this Warrant with your drings therem, to the Form Click at this time and felad of holding said meeting,
Siven under our hands the twentieth day of June Q. A.
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Lenge W. Hay Singe Rigby Irbut to Bani Selection of Chelmsford Return I have served the fregning warrant dy frosting attested copies thereof at least seven days before the times of holding said meeting, as directed by vote of the Town
June 27 1925 Donald F. adanno Constable of the Town of Chulmaria
Election June 30 1925 at a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Clubmand qualified to vote in elections and torun offaimed penswant to Wanant pretend June 22 1925 at the several precinta in the Town the fallim prema received the number of vitis set against their respective hanks, V
Office CandiDate
P-1 P-2 P-3 P-XP-S P-6 Toto
Eudene N. Foss.of
35
18.8
7
3.9.
3
15
28
Edith NouRse RodeRs-of Lowell
535
388
54
70
70
174
129
Blanks
1
5
0
1
0
0
1
Total
571
581
61
110
73
189
158.
Congressman the Middlesex District
June 30 1925
Saved C. Pettirom Click
1925
449
Prencinet Election Oficer appointed by the Selectmen to serve o one year ending Left , 1926.
Daniel E. Haley John H. Pratt
Walter H. McMahon 1
Francis J. Sheehan 1 Pearl M. Adams 1
Annie C. Daris
Edith A. PERham
Bessie A. Perham AlbegonDe Peterson
James Me QuaDe
Georgia M. Queen' John W. Vina7
2 2 2
Un. 19 1925 Im. 21 1925 Un. 20 1925
Tran Click Town Click Um T. Picken n.P.
VanDen CleTek ep. WarDen lep. Clerk Inspector
BayaRD C. Dean 3
LoRen Ellin WOOD Little Bram Catherine D. Riney Rita G. ANDERSON James Sarade
3 3
Dec 14 1925 Nec 18 1925 KJ Ellinword ns. F. a Imp n. P. Dec 26 1925 E-7 Auministr .P. Jan. 25 1926 3
Josh Boland J. P. Alec 11.19 25 dy Ellinwood h.P. 3 3
Im 21 1925
Trun Cluke
VarDen Clerk iep. Waren iep. Clerk inspector 11
Daniel RearDon Lewis H. Jennison Lypia S. BARRIS Annie SheDD
Charles Finnick Mary L. Quinn
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4 4 Jan. 28 1926 M. 24 1925 Im. 21 1925
Sw. N Het n.P. Town Clerk Trum Click
Office WarDen Clerk Dep. WarDen Inspector Dep. Clerk Inspector Inspector Inspector
Name Prec. When Qualified, By whom 1 1 Im. 241925 Town Click Jm. 20 1925 hm. 241925 Jm. 24 1925 In. 23 1925 Dec 1 1925 1 1 In. 23 1925 Im. 20 1925 I Jan 281976
A.C. Sweiter J.P. Town Click Town Click A/C. Sweiten J.F. Town Clock Town Clark Town Clarke. Tran Click
WARDen clerk Dep. WarDen Jep. Clerk Inspector
Maud SheDD Elizabeth G. Daley Mary K. Daley
Mary Murphy HARRiet Buchanan 2
2 2 2 d NNN 2
450
WarDen ClerK Dep. WarDen Dep. Clerk Inspector
WARDen Clerk Dep. WarDen Dep. Clerk Inspector =
John P. ScoBORia SiDney E. Dupee George L. Waite Caroline WRight John F. PARKER Ether M. Wright
George A. Mc Intosh Eleanor Parken ROBERT Henderson FlorRie Walton Raymond T. OSBORN John P. QuiRK
5 5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6 6
Mn. 241925 In. 19 1925 Im. 21 1925 Un. 23 1925 Dec 30 1925 Jan 251976
Un 25 1925 . 23 1925 Jan. 20 1925 Im- 181925 Jan. 23 1925 Un. 181925
Town Clerk Trum Click Um E Billente J.P. Fran Cluke Tran Chante Trum Check
Frank Coburn n.P. alma M. Mc Kitrick Activeitan J.P. Dolph W. Eineram J. G. Suo E. French J.P. Town Clark.
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