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it's attorney, and the Town of Westborough by John W. Slattery, Esg., its attorney, and we're heard, - it is considered and adjudged by said commissioners that said petition ought Is be granted and that public con- venience and security require certain alter- ations in the bridge mentioned in said petition, and therewhon said Commiss woners prescribe the manner and limits within which such alterations shall be made as follows :- 1 . The present undeclearence of the highway under the bridge is to remain unchanged.
2. The present width of the high- way between the abutments is to remain unchanged.
3. The present abutments are to be extended, - the easterly abutment on the southerly end and the westerly abutment on both ends as shown on the hlaw here inafter referred to.
4. The present superstructure is to be removed. On the present abutments is to be placed a new superstructure consisting of steel beams or girders encased in concrete to form a solid slab for the support of the ballast and tracks of the railroad.
The work is to be done in accordance with a filan marked"Masonry plan, Boston and albany R. R., N. Y.C., & H. R. R.R. Co., lessee, Bridge 43A, Boston Division, Over Water Street, 1/3 mile W. of Westborough, Mass," signed by W.J. Steffens, Engineer of Structures and A. B. Freeman, Chief Engineer, and dated april 1912, which is to besigned brand iled with the records of said Commissioners, and made a part there of to which the whole of this constru.
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tion is intended to conform. The details of said bridge shall be carried out and the whole work completed to the satis- faction of said Commissioners.
arthur C. Moore, George W. 200k, Warren Postale, County Commissionere. a Copy, attest :- W. Y. Hopkins assistant Clerk.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Worcester As. To any Constable of the Town of Westborough in the Country of Worcester greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are directed to notify and ware the Inhabitants of the Town of Westborough on Tuesday, the Seventeenth day of September 1992. at 7:45 o'clock in the afternoon, then and there to act on the following articles:
article 1. article 2.
To hear and act on the reports of any out standing Committee!
To see if the town will authorize the water commissioners to put in extra hydrants on Will of South Street or act anything in relation to the same.
article 3. 1
To see if the tour will light West Main Street from Chestund Street to Ward's Corner or act anything in rel- ation to the same.
article 4.
To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money not exceeding seven Hundred Dollars (you. os) to rebuild the drain on main It from Church Street to the Town Hall or act any- thing in relation to the same.
article :
To see if the Tour will appropriate a sum of money not exceeding One Thousand Dollars $100. 00 to replank state street bridge ar act anything in relation & the same.
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To see if the tour will authorize the water commissioners to construct an overflow and conduit at Sandra Poud at an expense not to exceed seven Thou- saud Dollars (7000. 00) and to take such other actions as may be neces- pary to provide funds for immediate use of the Water Commissioners for that purpose ar act any thing in relation to the same.
article 7.
To see if the Town will authorize the issuing additional Water Bonds to cover the cost of building an over- flow and conduct at Sandra Pond and such over draft as may have heen or may be created by additions to service siple or other necessary extensions of water System or act anything in relation to the game.
and you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting up attested copies thereof at the Post Office and town Hall in gaid Town Seven days, at least, before the day of hold- ing said meeting.
Hereof fail not and make return of this warrant, with your doing? thereon, to the Your, Clark, of said Westborough on or before the time of holding said meeting.
given under our hands this sixth day of september in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twelve. Warren ? Jackson E. G. Lord m. g. M. Carthy Selectiven of Westborough
article 6.
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Worcester ss. Westboro, Sept. 1 the 1912. I have this day served the within warrant by posting up attected copies thereof at the post-office and tours hall in said Weetbold. Um Magnez Constable of Westboro.
Westborough Mass. Sept. 17th 1912.
Meeting called to order at 7. 45 P. M. ly Moderator Warren P. Jackson, who read the warrant.
article I.
Selectmen reported that they had jinvestigated in regard to expending 2500 for permanent work, and the work would do forward at orice. Fuiancel committee reported. Voted, To receive the report, and lay it on the table.
article I article I
Voted, That the Water Commissioner be instructed to put in required hydrants.
Voted To put in and maintain six or eight electric lights, from Chestnut Street to Ward's Corner.
article I.
Voted, That the delectmen be authorized to replace the stone drain ou West main Street from Church St. to the Town Stall
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with a 20 inch tile ripe drain with el- mented joints and three, man holes, and that the Journ appropriate the sum of seven hundred dollars (SM . ") for the RamE.
Article I.
Article I Article I
voted, To appropriate one thousand dollars ($100. 00) to repair State Street Bridge.
voted, To pass over.
Voted by a two thirds vote, That addition. at Water Bonds of the Town of Westlow, payable in 30 years from the first day January a. D. 1913, with interest payable Demi-annually at the rate of four (per- cent per annum, the first instalment I interest to be paid on the first day of July and January succeeding the date of such houds, and the succeeding first days of July and January annually said bonds to the denominated Weetbodo Water Bonds signed by the Town Treasurer and a majority of the Selectmen, be issued to an amount not to exceed seven thousand dollars ($7 000, 00), to pay for such expenses as have been authorized by vote of the Town in connection with the Water Works.
and that the Water Commissioners and Town treasurer he a committee for the sale of said bouds at public out private sale, at such time and at such amounts and for such prices as the said committee may deem expedient
The meeting dissolved at 9.30 ? 72.
falls, Jaké
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Worcester, ss. To any Constable of the Town of Westborough in the Country of Worcester, greeting: In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are directed to notify and warm the Inhabitants of the town of Westborough, qualified to vote in elec! tions and town affairs, to meet in the Hall in Westborough on Tuesday the fifth day of november 1912 at 5. 43 oclock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles:
article 1.
To bring in one ballot their votes for Electory of President and Vice President of the United States. Governor of the Commonwealth
Lieutenant Governor Secretary Treasurer auditor
attorney general. Representative in Congress for the Fourthe District. Councillor for the Seventh Councillor District Senator for the Fourth Worcester District.
Two Representatives in general, Court for the South Worcester District. Register of Probate and Insolvency County Commissioner. 8
County Treasurer.
The Poles shall remain open till 4.15 o'clock in the afternoon.
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and you are directed to serve this Warrant a posting up attested copies ther of at the Post office and Town Hall in said Town seven days, at least, he- for the day of holding said meeting. Hereof fail not and take return of This Warrant, with your doings theron to the Town Clerk of said Westborough on or before the time of holding said meeting.
given under our hands this twenty. fifth day of October in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twelve.
6. a. Lord) M. G. MC Carthy Warten P. Jackson a copy: attest
Selectiveu
Westborough.
Countable of Westborough Worcester, ss. Westboro, Oct. 29 th 1912. I have this day served the within warrant by posting up attested copies thereof at the post office and town hall in said Westboro.
umMagner Constable of Westbound.
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Westborough, Mass. November 5, 1912.
in pursuance with the fore going war- want the Inhabitants of the Town of West- borough qualified to vote in elections and town affairs net in the Town Hall and were called to order at 5.45 iclock in the forenoon by Everett a. Lord, who proceeded to read the Warrant
Ballot Clerks R. J. W. Fay William Halloran Check Lists Frank X. Hayden Thomas W. Humphrey Ballot Clerks were duly sworn by the Town Clerk
The ballots were delivered to the presiding officer who gave his receipt thereof to the Bown Clerk.
The Ballot Box was examined in the pre- sence of the voters, found empty, was locked and the keys were given to Countable, John P. Crowe.
The necessary ballots were delivered to the Ballot Clerks and everything being in readiness the voting began?
frederick V. Burns John M. young
Edward . Reilly John W. Shattery
Walter Q. Mc Carthy Charles & Russell
Ernest L. Leonard Thomas . Hackett were duly sworn as Tellers by the Four
It was unanimously voted by the Election Officers and Tower Clark to open the ballot box at 8:30 a. M.
at 4. P. M. it was Voted To close the pollo at 4.30 P. M. The presiding officer a unced that
eight hundred forty four (84) ballots had 173 been distributed and eight hundred forty four (844) names had been checked on the list of voters used this day.
The total number of ballots cast was 844. after the ballots had been counted the result was declared and read by the presiding officer at 5. 30 aclock P. M. as follows: 88 For Electors of President and Vice President of the United States.
at Large.
John m. Fisher of attle borough had thirteen 13
Edward Kendall of Cambridge had thirteen 13
By Districts.
1. Thomas a. Fliesell ofHinsdale had thirteen 13
2. Oliver W. Coll of Easthampton had thirteen 13 3. Hervey Cowell of ashbytinham had thirteen 13 4. John falt of Worcester had thirteen /3
5. Joly B. Lewis of Reading had thirteen 13
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6. Willard Q. Wylie of Beverly had thirteen y. Charles &. Mc Colleyof Laurence had thirteen 8. alfred a. Wright of Cambridge had thirteen 9. Henry C. Russell of Walden had thirteen 10. Caros L. Woodruff of Boston had thirteen 1. John Morgan of Boston had thirteen
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12. Solon W. Bingham of Boston had thirteen 13
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13. John a. nicholls of Boston had thirteen 13
14. Ilbert J. Crew of Sharon had thirteen 13 16 David Morrison of Fall River had thirteen / 3
16. Edwin . Paulding of Plymouth had thirteen 13
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at Large. Fred Tepper of Laurence had six 6
Daniel Q! White of Brockton had six 6 By Districts. 1. Wilfred Griffin of Pittsfield had six 6 2. Charles . Hitchcock of Ware had six 6
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9. Robert Laurance of Clinton had oux 6 Charles 6. Ferner of Worcester had six 5. William J. Carroll of Lowell had Dix 6. James & Carry of Haverhill had Dix 6 6 6 20 6 6 6 6 I Ambrose Miles of Lynn had Dix 8. John Tiefenthal Ir. of Cambridge had six 9. John D. Williams of Walden had Dix 1. Fred B. Chase of Boston had Dix 1. George Rower Sew. of Boston had six 12. Samuel . Levenberg of Boston had six 18. adam Langill of Waltham had Dix 14. Joel Theladean of Brockton had six 15. John W. Sawyer of Jaunton had Dix 6 16. Arthur N. Habriman of New Bedford hadaiy 6 Blanks 2M T
at Large Robert Bateson of Fall River had none 0
Moritz E. Ruther of Holyoke had nous 0
By District
1. Herman Kopke of Pittsfield had prove 0 2. Frederick a. Hagler of Springfield had none o
3. John Q. anderson of Gardner had none 0
4. Usephe Sisters of Milford had nous 0
6. Larb . Nelson of Cambridge had nove 0
6. Thomas F. Brennan of Salem had none 0
7. Fred 8. Belcher of Peabody had nous 0
8. Peter O'Rourke of Medford had none 0
9. Ernest & B. Garbarino of maldey had none 0
10. Charles & Stenson of Boston had none 0
1. Henry Q. Hess of Boston had nove 0
12. Ferdinand Houtenbrink Jr. of Boston had none 0
13. Joseph P. Foley of Walpole had none 0
14. Patrick St. Lofter of abington had none 0
15. George R. Rigly of Fall River had none 0
16. James W. Holder of New Bedford had none 0
Blaules
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at Large. James P. Magenic of Boston had two hundred ninety two .f 292 Cassius a. Word of Boston had two hundred ninety two. 292
By Districts.
1. Cornelius C. Cools of Pittsfield had two hundred ninety two 292
2 . Frank Drake of Springfield had two hundred ninety two 292 . Frederick Fordick of Fitchburg had two
hundred ninety two 292
Frank & quist of Worcester had two
hundred ninety two. 292 6. Lewis D. apsley of Hudson had two hundred ninety two. 292
6. Nelson B. Clark of Beverly had-two hundred ninety two! 292
7. Lynn M. Ranger of Lynn had two hundred ninety two. 29.2
8. Laurence Q. Brooks of Cambridge had two hundred ninety two. 292
9. Eugene H. Cor of Walden had two hundred ninety two. 292
10, Jerome a. Petitti of Boston had two hundred ninety two. 292
11. arthur D. Hill D. Boston had two hundred ninety thes 292
12 Elihu D. Story of Boston had two hundred ninety two 292
13. Norman Marshall of newton had two hundred ninety two. 292
14. Charles S. Millet of Brockton had two hundred ninety two 290
15. Robert a. Dean of Fall River had two hundred ninety two. 290 16 Frank E. Rausdell of New Bedford had the hundred ninety two. 292
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at Large Rufus D. adams of Salem had two hundred
Life seven. 254
plavid F. Dillon of Palmer had two hundred fifty seven 25M Bil Districts. 1. William a. Burns of Pittsfield had two hundred fifty seven. 25M 2. Walter & Robinson of Springfield had two hundred fifty seven. 25M 8. George R. Wollack of Fitchburg had two hundred fifty seven 257
4. James Logan of worcester had two hundred fifty- seven, 25M 5. Harry G. Pollard of Lowell had two hundred fifty seven 25M
6. alfred E. Lyons of Haverhill had two hundred fifty Reven 25M
7. C. Neal Barney of Lynn had two hundred fifty seven 25M 8. Everett C. Menton of Belmont had two hundred fifty seven 257
9. Frank W. Sawtell of Walden had two hundred fifty seven 25M
10. James W. A. Myrick of Boston had two hundred fifty Deven Frank Vogel of Boston had two 25M hundred fifty seven. 257 12. Moses S. Lowvide of Boston had two hundred fifty seven. 25M 13. O. Henry Gleason of Marlborough had two hundred fifty seven 25M
14. Horace a. Keith of Brockton had two hundred fifty- seven 25M
15 alfred B. Williams of Jaunton had two hundred fifty-seven 257 16. Joseph Walsh of Falmouth had two hundred fifty deven
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at Large John W. Cummings Fall River had two hundred forty wide. 8 249 William De. gaston of Boston hadtwo died forty nine. 249 By Districts
1. Daniel F. Doherty of Westfield had two hundred forty nine. 249 2. Edward . Lathrop of Springfield had two hundred forty nine 249
3. Frank It, Pople of Leominster had Two hundred forty nine. 249 4. John F. Meaney of Blackstone had two hundred forty -nine. 249
5. Joseph O'Connor of Lowell had two hundred forty nine. 249
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Charles a. Russell of gloucester had two
hundred forty nine. 249
7. Walter At, Creamer of Lynn had two hundred forty nine. 249
8. Thomas E. Dwyer of Wakefield had two hundred forty nine 249
9. James It. Malone of Chelsea had two hundred forty nine. 249 10. John J. Mahoney of Boston had two hundred forty wick. 249 1. Joseph , Q' Neil of Boston had two hundred forty nine 249 12. James F. Powers of Boston had two hundred forty nine 249 13. Charles B. Strecker of Brookline had two hundred forty nine 14. albion C. Drinkwater of Braintree had two 249 249 hundred forty nine
15. Thomas J. Higgins ofFall River had two hundred fortythine. 249
16, George Marlow of Plymouth had two hundred fortywine
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For governor Charles & Band of Walpole had two hundred fifty two Eugene 7. Faso of Boston had two hundred sixty nine 269
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Patrick Mulligan of Boston had one 1 Roland I Sawyer of Ware had three 3
Frank n. Rand of Haverhill had geven 7 Joseph Walker of Brookline had two hundred sixty seven. Blandas 45
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Lieutenant governor Daniel Cosgrove of Howell had two hundred bix 206
alfred R. Evans of northampton had eleven 11
Robert Luce of Somerville had two hundred ninety six 296
Robert B. Martin of Boston had Dix 6 Dennis Mcgoff of New Bedford had 1
one. David 2. Walsh of Fitchburg had two 269
hundred sixty nine. Blanks 92
Secretary Frank & Doualine of Boston had two hundred twenty seven 227
Ellen Hayes of Wellesley had four 4
albert P. Langtry of Springfield had two hundred ninety. 290
Park, Sinstrand of Lynn had two 2
William W. Nash of Westborough had thirty nine. 39
Russell a. Wood of Cambridge had 190
one hundred ninety.
Glaubs 92
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Treasurer.
Charles Q. Chance of Swansea had twelve 12 David Craig of Milford had sit 6
Eldon B. Keith of Brockton had one hundred ninety eight 198 Joseph L. P. It Tens of Cambridge had
two hundred eight. 208
Elmer a Stevens of Somerville had
three hundred sixteen 316 Louis 7. Weiss of Worcester hadeight. 8 Blanks 96
auditor.
James 7. Carens of Newburyport had
Tubo hundred ten 210
Herbert B. Griffin of Boston had
seventeen
Octave a. La Riviere of Springfield had
one hundred eighty Rex 186 Sylvester J. Mc Bride of Watertown had seven.
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Jeremiah P. Mcnally of Salem had 3 John 6. White of Tisbury had three hundred eleven. 311
Blanks 110
Attorney- General George W. anderson of Boston had two hundred twenty 220
Frank Bohmback of Boston hadone Freeman J. Grommet of Chelsea had twelve 12
It. Guestis Newton of Everett had two hundred one
201
George 6. Rower Ir of Boston had sin 6 James M. Swift of Fall River had three hundred 300
Blanks 104
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Congressman. Thomas Paine abbott of Worcester had eight. 8
Burton W, Potter of Worcester had
one hundred seventy- one 17/
John a. Thayer of Worcester had two hundred forty five. 245
Samuel . Winslow of Worcester had three hundred fifty six 356
Blanks 64
Councillor
Daniel 6. Jenny of Worcester had three hundred . 300
Sven &. Hanson of Worcester had two hundred four. 204
arthur 8. Seagrave of Uxbridge had 227
two hundred twenty seven Blanks 113
Senator.
William Ti. I. Bazeley of Uxbridge had four hundred five 405 William R. Birke of Wilford had two
hundred forty five 245 William allan Wylie of Milford had
one hundred twenty two 122
Blaules 71 Joseph S. Gates of Westborough had one 1 Representatives in general Court
William S- Duncan of Clinton had three hundred thirteen 2/3
William It, Fally of Boylston had
one hundred ninety one! 191
Thomas & O'malley of Clinton had two
hundred twenty third 223
Walter augustus Shaw of Southborough had two hundred nineteen 2/9 George L. Wright of Bolyston had three
hundred twelve 312
Blanka 130
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County Commissioner
Charles M. Day of Winchendon had two hundred thirty nine 239 arthur C. Moore of Southbridge had four hundred forty 440
Blanks 165
County Treasures
Edgar L. Ramodell of Worcester had four hundred twelve 412 Edward a. Ryan of Worcester had one hundred seventy - nine 179
Blanks 253
Shall the proposed amendment to the constitution disqualifying from voting persons convicted of certain offences te approved and ratified? yes - had three hundred twenty four 324 No - had one hundred five 105
Blanks 415
Shall the proposed amendment to the constitution relative to the taxation ofwild or forest lands be approved and ratified? yes - had three hundred eight 308
Mo - had ninety 98
Blanks 446
Shall an act passed by the general court in the year nineteen hundred and twelve entitled "an actrelative to pensioning
laborers in the employ of cities and tours" be accepted?
Web - had two hundred eighty 280 Mo-had two hundred fourteen 214 Palaules 350
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after the declaration of the result of the voting the ballots used and unused to- gether with the check lists were sealed and attested by the Election officere and de. livered to the Town Clerk In accordance with the statutes.
The presiding officer accordingly declared the meeting dissolved at 5:30 oclock P.M.
alters-
Town clock
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Worcester Oss. To any Constable of the Town of Westborough in the Country of Worcester, greeting; In the name of the Commonwealth Massachusetts you are directed to notify and warn the Inhabitants of the town of west. borough on Tuesday the seventeenth day of December, 1912 at 7: 45 o'clock in the after noon, then and there to act on the following articles:
article 1. To hear and act on the reports of officers and committees of the tour.
article 2. To see if the tour will vote to rescind, its action taken under article of at the town meeting held sept. 17, 1912 of act anything thereok.
article 3. To see if the towy will vote to issue additional water bondo to an amount not exceeding novo ou to pay for repairs and improvements made and being made at Sandra Poud Reservoir, or act anything thereou.
article 4.
To see if the town will vote to place an additional electric light at the corner of Cedar and Beachmont Street wear the residence of anis & Llevar, or act any- thing thereou.
To see if the town will vote to place an additional 60 candle power electric light at the corner of Mille and Main streets near the store affilia & Winchenbach, or act anything thereou.
article 5.
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Commonwealth of Statement of Votes for Representatives to
names of Candidates
Residence 1
Clinton
Berlin 130 4.5
Bolton 88 19:
William S. Duncan
William H. Frally
Boyletow.
Thomas & O'malley
Clinton 11 Southborough 13
11
Walter a. Shaw
11
George L. Wright
Boylston
118
73
Scattering Blanks Total
77
61
394
258.
We, the Tour Clerks of the several towns County, certify that the above is a true Fifthe day of November, 1912, for two us to the selection of the Towns in said
Clinton, Mass., Nov. 15, 1912.
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Massachusetts. general Court, Venthe Worcester District.
Clinton, Northborg Southboro Westboro, West Baystop. Total
880
135
112
3 / 3
109
1854
227
122
59
191
26
721
967
50
75
223
19
1368
12 12
827
47
165
219
18
1312
110
682
112
97
312
126
1630
3
3
60
792
166
182
430
106
1874
318
4378
632
690
1688
404
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of the Tenth Representative Districts of Worcester statement of the returns of votes cast on the Representatives to the general Court, made in District.
Town Clerk of Boltow. Jour Clerk of Boylston Your Clerk of Clinton Francis M. Harrington Town Clerk of northlow Charles H. newton Joseph S. gates
Frank H. Grossman, Town Clerk of Berlin. Frank. a. Powers, george L. Wright, James H. Carlo
Town Clerk of Southboro Four Clerk of Westboro William J. Holmes Tour Clerk of West Bry ston
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Boylston 92 32
186 article 6.
To see what disposition the town will make of the money received from the sale I the High street school house, or act anything thereon.
article 7.
To see what disposition the town will wave of the unexpended balance of the Rum of money appropriated at the March 1912 town meeting for town hall stage repairs and improvements, or act any. thing thereon.
article 8.
Is see what disposition the town will make of the unexpended balance of the sum of money appropriated for repairs to Cobb's Bridge, on act anything therion.
article 9
To see if the tour will appropriate a sum not exceeding $700 00 for its contingent fund, or act anything in relation to the came.
and you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting up attested copies thereof at the Post-Office and Free fall in said Town seven days, at least, before the day of holding said priceting.
Hereof fail not and make return of this Warranty with your doings thereon, to the Jour Clerk of said Westborough on or before the time of holding said meeting. given under our hands this sixth day I december in the year of our Lord nine. then hundred and fuelved.
E. G. Lord (Selectmen
W. 9. We Carthy
Warren P. Jackets We of
Westborough December 16, 1912. 187
Worcester as. 2 herely certify that on december 10, 1912, 2 was shecent and saw William Wagner a constable of Westborough now deceased serve the within warrant by posting up attested copies thereof at the Post Office and Town house in said Westborough.
James It. Mac Donald Constable of Westborough
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Westborough, Mass. Dec. 17, 1912.
"leting called to order at 7. 45 P. M. ly Moderator, Warren P. Jackson, who read the warrant.
article :
Finance Committee reported. The report was accepted.
article I Voted, To rescind the vote taken at meeting held in September 1912: That additional Water Blonds of the Town of Westboro payable in 30 years from the first day of January a. D. 1913, with interest pay- able semi-annually at the rate of force sucent per annum the first instalment of interest to be paid on the first day of July and January succeeding the date of duck bonds and the succeeding first days of July and January annually, Said bouds to the denominated Westboro Water Boudo, signed by the Jours Treasurer and a majority of the selectmen, be issued to an andown not to exceed seven thousand dollars you. ") to pay for such expenses as have been author- fixed by vote of the Town in connection with the Water, Wollen.
and that the Water Commissioners and Your Treasurer be a committee for the sale ofsuch bonds at public or private sale at such time and all such, amounts and for such prices as the said committee way deut expedient.
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