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Whitman Brockton
Apr. 6
Estella A. Cushman
74
6 9 Malignant Hypertension
Apr. 17 Ellen J. (McCall) Quinn
81
.. Coronary Heart Disease
Mid Pines, N. C.
Apr. 25 Katherine M. Sager
64
: Hypertensive Heart Disease
Dedham Pembroke
May 13
Samuel M. Drake
..
75 10 25 Heart Disease
92
Names of Parents James E. and Catherine E. Walker
NON-RESIDENT DEATHS OCCURRING OUT OF TOWN, INTERMENT IN DUXBURY -- 1954
Date 1954
Name
Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
Place
May 14 Stephen White Swift
68
4 18 Coronary Occlusion
Marshfield
May 31 Mildred P. Hartford
69
2
2 Aortic Stenosis
Medfield
June 9
Margaret Linde
74 10 9 Cerebral Vascular Accident
Taunton
June 10
William C. Reid
69
4 Congestive Heart Failure
Brockton
June 12
Harold C. Carter
73
2
12 Congestive Heart Failure
Brockton
Sept. 4.
Walter J. MacPherson
23
Airplane Crash
Portsmouth, Va.
Sept. 5 Charles Hayden
87
8
2 Coronary Thrombosis
Whitman
Sept. 6 Lillian Newcomb
Breckenridge 79
Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease :
Hartford, Conn.
Sept. 13
Emma E. Babin
72
2 26 Massive Cerebral Hemorrhage
Plymouth
Sept. 15
Clarence G. Gibney
58
4
3 Cancer of lung and metastasis
Canton
93
Sept. 18
Rowena Allerton Bleakley
72
Not stated
Sarasota, Florida
Sept. 21
Lottie J. Chandler
84
6
8 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
Plymouth
Sept. 28
Frederick S. Bigelow
82
11
5 Chronic Myocarditis
Villanova, Pa.
Sept. 30
Samuel Hall
74
8
24
Cardiac Failure
Foxborough
Oct. 11
Mary E. (Riley) Marshall
91
5
9 Aneurysim Abdominal Aorta
Scituate
Oct. 31
George Coombs
72
10
2 Carcinoma of Sigmoid
Nov. 8 Clifford O. Holman
72
28 Coronary Thrombosis
Plymouth
Nov. 24 Charles G. Ryder
87
8
29 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
Brockton
Nov. 27
Edgar F. Curtis
85
3
28 Cerebral Arteriosclerosis
Boston
Dec. 12
Michael D'Amelio
56
..
Recent anterior septal and lateral myocardial infarction
Boston Whitman
Dec. 19
Ella L. (Strang) Jackson
72
10 25 Carcinoma
:
:
Medford
:
94
SUMMARY 1954
Number of Births registered in Duxbury for the year 1954:
Males 45 Females 34
Total 79
Number of Deaths recorded:
Males 16 Females 19
Total 35
Number of Marriage Licenses issued
39
Number of Marriages recorded
43
DOG LICENSES
Licenses issued January 1 to December 31, 1954
546
297 Males @ $2.00 $594.00
71 Females @ $5.00
355.00
171 Spayed Females @ $2.00
342.00
7 Kennel @ $10.00
70.00
$1,361.00
Payments to Town Treasurer $1,361.00
FISHERY AND GAME LICENSES
Licenses issued for Division of Fisheries and Game 253
Resident Citizen Fishing, 44 @ $3.25
$143.00
Resident Citizen Hunting, 109 @ $3.25 354.25
Resident Citizen Sporting, 38 @ $5.25 199.50
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Resident Citizen Minor Fishing, 6 @ $1.25 7.50
Resident Citizen Female Fishing, 17 @ $2.25
38.25
Resident Citizen Trapping, 3 @ $7.75
23.25
Special Non-Resident Fishing, 1 @ $2.75 2.75
Duplicate, 2 @ $.50 1.00
Resident Citizen Sporting (issued free to citizens
over 70 years of age), 28 free .00
Resident Citizen Military or Naval Service Sporting, 5 free .00
$769.50
Less Clerk's Fees, paid to Town
54.50
Paid to Division of Fisheries and Game
$715.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH T. C. JONES,
Town Clerk.
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REPORT OF TOWN MEETING
MARCH 13, 1954
The meeting was called to order at 1:00 p.m. by the Moderator, William W. McCarthy.
An invocation was given by Rev. John William Estes, Jr.
It was voted to dispense with the reading of the warrant by the Town Clerk.
A quorum being in attendance, the meeting was declared in order.
The Tellers, Harry A. McNaught, John E. Lucey, Helen F. Dawes, Frank H. Williams, Mary S. Crocker, Rodney W. Leach, John Alvin Borgeson, Philip W. Delano, Jr., Charles F. Shirley, and Gerald Hazlehurst, were sworn in by the Town Clerk.
There being no objection, the Moderator declared that pro- ponents on any article in the warrant should be given opportunity to speak on the question being voted upon before the article is tabled, as in previous years.
Under Article 1, it was voted that the appointment of necessary officers not chosen by ballot be left in the hands of the Selectmen.
Under Article 2, it was voted that the reports of the various Town Officers and Committees be accepted as printed in the Town Report. Under a motion by Mr. Brock it was voted that a com- mittee of five be appointed by the Moderator to study and present
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at next Town Meeting plans and costs of alterations to the Old Town Hall for shop, bench, and locker space, to cover the needs of 4-H, Boy Scouts and other recreational organizations. This committee of five shall consist of a representative of the Recrea- tional Committee, the Boy Scouts, and the 4-H Town Committee.
Under Article 3, it was voted to fix the compensation of the elected Town Officers for the year as follows:
Chairman, Board of Selectmen $1,400.00
2nd and 3rd members,
Board of Selectmen 512.50 each
Chairman, Board of Assessors
1,200.00
2nd and 3rd members, Board of Assessors
550.00 each
Town Clerk
1,500.00 in lieu of fees
Town Treasurer
1,500.00
Tax Collector
2,600.00 in lieu of fees
Tree Warden
1,600.00
Moderator 40.00
and to raise and appropriate the sum of $11,965.00 for same and that such increases as made, be made retroactive to January 1, 1954.
Under Article 4, it was voted to raise and appropriate the following amounts for the following Town Departments, and to raise and appropriate the sum of $3,155.00 to cover same:
Accounting Department
Out of State Travel
$70.00
Finance Committee 50.00
Town Historian
50.00
Fire Department
Out of State Travel 200.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures 380.00
Bounties 60.00
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Hydrant Rental
550.00
Public Health Nurse
525.00
Vital Statistics
15.00
Animal Inspection
150.00
Inspection of Slaughtered Animals
25.00
Water Department Repairs
250.00
Department of Public Welfare Out of State Travel
200.00
School Department
Out of State Travel
200.00
Vocational Training Program, Adult Education
330.00
Cemetery Department
Out of State Travel
40.00
Boomer Square
60.00
Also under Article 4, it was voted to raise and appropriate the following amounts for the following Town Departments:
Selectmen's Department
$3,226.00
Accounting Department
3,278.20
Treasurer's Department
1,800.00
Collector's Department
2,505.00
Assessors' Department
4,981.00
Town Clerk's Department
600.00
Election and Registration
1,790.00
Law Department
2,200.00
Planning Board
2,600.00
Town Hall and Offices
4,410.00
Appeal Board
756.00
Police Department
30,702.00
Fire Department
14,162.50
Forest Fire Department
4,900.00
It was voted to consider Article 43 at this time.
Under Article 43 it was voted to raise and appropriate $2,420.00 for the purpose of purchasing a Dump Truck for the Tree Department.
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Also under Article 4, it was voted to raise and appropriate the following amounts for the following Town Departments:
Insect Pest Control
2,808.00
Tree Department 2,210.00
Shellfish Constable's Department
2,464.00
Control Dutch Elm Disease
5,925.00
Health Department
3,045.00
Town Dump
1,000.00
Mosquito Control (State)
1,500.00
Greenhead Fly Control (State)
1,500.00
Highways and Sidewalks
34,630.00
Highways - Bridges
9,200.00
Highways - Town Landings
2,060.00
Highways - Snow and Ice Removal
15,000.00
Highways - Harbor Master
1,158.00
Highways - Street Lights
3,900.00
Charities - Department of Public Welfare
63,400.00
Veterans' Benefits
8,662.25
Schools - Support of Schools
222,002.22
- Public Use of School Facilities
1,000.00
-- Vocational and
Americanization Education
1,354.00
Libraries
4,000.00
Recreation - Parks & Playgrounds
1,275.00
- Unclassified
570.00
Workmen's Compensation Insurance
2,500.00
Town Retirement System
3,968.00
Printing and Delivering Town Reports
2,207.00
Town Hall Recreation Center
1,181.00
Fire Insurance Schedule
5,400.00
Cemeteries - Cemetery Department
13,361.00
Interest and Maturing Debt: Elementary School Bonds
15,000.00
High School Bonds
20,000.00
Sea Wall Notes
2,000.00
Elementary School Wing Bonds
15,000.00
Interest
13,697.50
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Under Article 5, it was voted to raise and appropriate $425.00 to be expended under the direction of Myles Standish Camp, No. 115, S.U.V.C.W. for the observance of Memorial Day.
Under Article 6, it was voted 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, 1954, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44 of the General Laws. (Yes 424, No 0).
Under Article 7, it was voted to authorize the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time between January 1, 1955 and the date of the 1955 Annual Town Meeting, in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year of 1955, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws. (Yes 427, No 0).
Under Article 8, it was voted to raise and appropriate $100.00 for the use of the Plymouth County Trustees for the County Aid to Agriculture, and to appoint Malcolm C. Brock as Town Director.
Under Article 9, it was voted to apply the dividend from the Plymouth County Dog Fund, amounting to $776.78, to the sup- port of schools.
Under Article 10, it was voted to appropriate $420.00 now in the hands of the Treasurer to the Cemetery Department.
Under Article 11, it was voted to appropriate $5,000.00 from the Overlay Reserve Fund to the Reserve Fund.
Under Article 12, it was voted to raise and appropriate $1,000.00 to continue revision of the Assessor's Map.
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Under Article 13, it was voted to raise and appropriate $1,000.00 and transfer from available funds now in the Treas- ury $2,000.00 for the Town's share of Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance.
Under Article 14, it was voted to raise and appropriate $6,000.00 and to transfer $18,000.00 from available funds now in the Treasury for the Town's share of Chapter 90 Highway Construction.
Under Article 15, it was voted to raise and appropriate $950.00 to be expended under the direction of American Legion Post No. 223, July 4th Duxbury Days Committee in connection with the 1954 parade and celebration.
Under Article 16, it was voted to appropriate from the Excess and Deficiency Account a sum not to exceed $40,000.00 to be used to reduce the tax rate.
Under Article 17, it was voted to raise and appropriate $5,265.00 for the purchase of a new industrial type tractor for the Highway Department.
Under Article 18, which reads "To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,600.00 for the purpose of purchasing a new truck chassis for the Highway Department," Voted down.
Under Article 19, it was voted to raise and appropriate $1,200.00 for the purchase of a new box type sand spreader for the Highway Department.
Under Article 20, it was voted to raise and appropriate $3,000.00 for the purpose of making improvements to the Town Field off Alden and St. George Streets, including the construction of one additional tennis court, and to relocate the bandstand.
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Under Article 21, it was voted to raise and appropriate $6,000.00 for improving and re-surfacing sections of Temple Street and Winter Street.
Under Article 22, which reads "To see if the Town will vote to acquire three certain parcels of land by purchase, acceptance as a gift, or by Eminent Domain as prescribed in Chapter 40, Section 14, and Chapter 79 of the General Laws of Massachusetts, for the purpose of improving said land for travel and use as a town landing, and the approach thereto, and raise and appropriate a sum of money for such purchase or land taking; or take any other action thereon." The three parcels of land are contiguous to the present town landing which runs Southwesterly from Crescent Street to Kingston Bay and commonly known as "Howland's Landing," and said parcels are bounded and described as follows:
1. A certain parcel of land now or formerly owned by Hugh F. Hare et ux, situated in Duxbury, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a cement bound in the Northwesterly line of Town Landing Road, as shown on the plan hereinafter mentioned, said cement bound being located S. 42°30' W. 360.50 feet from a cement bound in the Southwesterly line of Crescent Street which marks the Easterly corner of land of Hugh F. Hare et ux; thence running S. 77º 32' West by land of said Hugh F. Hare et ux, 365 feet, more or less, to a point; thence turning and running S. 33º 55' E, 296 feet more or less, by Kingston Bay to the Northwesterly line of Town Landing Road protracted Southwesterly into Kingston Bay; and thence turning and running N. 30° 40' E. by said Northwesterly line of Town Landing Road, pro- tracted Southwesterly into Kingston Bay and by the North- westerly line of Town Landing Road, 381.60 feet to the cement bound at the point of beginning.
Being a portion of the premises shown on Land Court Plan No. 10966A, drawn by W. Nelson Bonney, surveyor, dated
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July 14, 1925, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title No. 2260.
2. A certain parcel of land now or formerly owned by the Massachusetts New Church Union, situated in Duxbury, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the Southwesterly line of Town Landing Road, as shown on the plan hereinafter men- tioned, which point is located 20.00 feet Northeasterly from High Water Mark, as shown on said plan; thence running Southeasterly by a line parallel to and distant 20.00 feet Northeasterly from High Water Mark, as shown on said plan; thence turning and running a generally Northwest- erly direction by said Low Water Mark, as shown on said plan, to the Southeasterly line of Town Landing Road pro- tracted Southwesterly into Kingston Bay; thence turning and running N. 30° 40' E. by said Southeasterly line of Town Landing Road protracted Southwesterly into King- ston Bay, and by the Southeasterly line of Town Landing Road to the point of beginning.
Being a portion of the premises shown on Land Court Plan No. 15679A, drawn by Delano & Keith, Surveyors, dated July 31, 1934, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title No. 5371.
3. A certain parcel of land situated in Duxbury and now or formerly owned by the Massachusetts New Church Union, and bounded and described as follows: Northeasterly by the Southwesterly line of Crescent Street, 20.00 feet; North- westerly by the Southeasterly line of Town Landing Road, 475.67 feet; Southwesterly 20.00 feet and Southeasterly 476 feet, more or less, by land of Massachusetts New Church Union. Being a strip of land 20.00 feet in width
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adjoining the Southeasterly line of Town Landing Road between Crescent Street and a line 20.00 feet Northeasterly from and parallel to High Water Mark, and being a por- tion of the premises shown on Land Court Plan No. 15679A, drawn by Delano & Keith, Surveyors, dated July 31, 1934, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title No. 5371;
"and to raise and appropriate $1,000.00 for this purpose", Voted Down. (Yes 262, No 162 - two-thirds vote necessary).
It was voted to take up Article 40 at this time.
Under Article 40, it was Voted to amend Article 40 by striking from paragraph (c) the following words in the first sentence "ex- cept in so much thereof as lies between Canal River and Duxbury Beach," and the last sentence which reads "In so much of the residence district as lies between Canal River and Duxbury Beach the corresponding limitations shall be 30,000 square feet of area and 150 feet of frontage."
It was then voted to amend the Protective By-Law of the Town of Duxbury as follows:
"The Protective By-Law of the Town of Duxbury, as previously amended, is hereby further amended by striking out paragraph (c) of Section 7 and inserting in place thereof the following new paragraph :
(c) Lot size. In the residence district no building shall be erected or maintained on a lot of an area of less than 40,000 square feet or of a frontage upon the way upon which it abuts, or upon the set-back line, if any, of such way of less than two hundred feet.
This paragraph shall not apply to a building in exist- ence when this By-Law becomes effective provided the lot
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upon which it stands is not subsequently diminished in area or width of frontage; nor shall it apply to a lot de- scribed in a deed, or shown on a plan, duly recorded in the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds when this By- Law becomes effective, provided that if at such time there was other contiguous land of the same owner which might be used in connection with such lot, such land shall be so used to the amount required to constitute a lot of the area and frontage prescribed in this paragraph, and such lot shall not subsequently be diminished in area or frontage below the requirements herein stated. In the case of any lot so described or shown in said Registry of Deeds to which there is not sufficient other land of the same owner contiguous and capable of use to constitute a lot of the area and frontage prescribed in this paragraph, the owner may erect and maintain one, but not more than one, build- ing, other than accessory buildings, on such lot. The fore- going limitation upon the application of this paragraph with respect to the effective date of this by-law shall also be applicable to the application of the amendments of this paragraph with respect to the effective dates of such amendments, which amendments shall not impose any greater restrictions upon the area or frontage of any such existing lot than were in force when the respective amend- ments to this paragraph became effective."
(Yes 345, No 152 - two-thirds vote necessary) .
Under Article 23, which reads "To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to repair and improve the Village (or Green) School building, so called, and the land on which it stands, and make the same available for public use; and raise and ap- propriate a sum of money for this purpose," Voted Down.
Under Article 24, which reads "To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to repair and improve the Point School building, so called, and the land on which it stands, and make the
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same available for public use; and raise and appropriate a sum of money for this purpose," Voted down.
Under Article 25, it was voted to authorize the Selectmen to sell under the General Laws of Massachusetts Chapter 40, Sec. 3, the land and buildings of the Village ( or Green) School, so-called, by sealed bid or at public auction. (Yes 215, No 1)
Under Article 26, it was voted to authorize the Selectmen to sell under the General Laws of Massachusetts Chapter 40, Sec. 3, the land and buildings of the Point School, so-called, by sealed bids or at public auction. (Yes 214, No. 1)
Under Article 27, it was voted to raise and appropriate $165.00 to pay for Land Damages on Bay Road. (Yes 157, No 0)
Under Article 28, it was voted that the Town, acting under General Laws, vote to raise and appropriate $5,500.00 to join the South Shore mosquito Control project in conjunction with the City of Quincy and the towns of Braintree, Weymouth, Cohasset, Hull, Scituate and Marshfield.
Under Article 29, it was voted to raise and appropriate $1,200.00 for the exchange of the Cemetery Department truck.
Under Article 30, it was voted to accept as a gift a certain parcel of land on the Southerly side of Winter Street for the pur- pose of improving a dangerous curve.
Under Article 31, it was voted to raise and appropriate $200.00 for Group Accident Insurance for the Police and Fire Departments.
Under Article 32, it was voted to raise and appropriate $80.00 for the installation of Street Lights at the following locations: one light on Standish Street and three lights on Captain's Hill Road.
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Under Article 33, it was voted to raise and appropriate $200.00 for the purpose of taking a State Census on January 1, 1955.
Under Article 34, it was voted to raise and appropriate $100.00 to erect a suitable Historic Marker at the site of Partridge Academy.
Under Article 35, it was voted to raise and appropriate $850.00 for the exchange of the Police Department Car.
Under Article 36, it was voted to return to the Treasury the following unexpended appropriation balances:
Police Department, 1953 Automobile $15.00
Forest Fire Department, Truck
671.79
Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance
21.49
Chapter 90 Construction (1952)
197.05
Town Landing - Howland's so-called 900.00
High School Building Completion
15.30
High School New Wing Construction
17.35
Parking Area Sign, South Duxbury
50.00
Duxbury Beach Engineering
50.00
Rat Control
118.77
Field Mower for Park Department
11.68
Removal Monument, Boomer Square
2.45
for a total of
$2,070.88
Under Article 37, it was voted to raise and appropriate $469.28 to pay unpaid bills of 1953. (Yes 165, No 0)
Under Article 38, it was voted to raise and appropriate $530.00 to purchase an emergency lighting equipment unit for the Fire Department.
Under Article 39, it was voted that there shall be a Committee of three: One to be a member of the Board of Selectmen to be
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designated by that Board; one to be a member of the Finance Committee, to be designated by that Committee; one to be a per- son who has served on the Finance Committee, but is not a mem- ber of the Finance Committee after April 1, 1954, to be designated by the Finance Committee. This Committee is to be specifically instructed to study the salaries and wages and other compensation of all persons, exclusive of the personnel of the School Department, receiving compensation from the Town and to evaluate the same. It shall complete its study prior to November 1, 1954, and compile a report which shall be forwarded to the Board of Selectmen, the Finance Committee, and be made available in the Town Clerk's office, for inspection, by the public at large on or before December 1, 1954. Therein it shall make specific recommendations as to what it considers can constitute equitable salary and wage scales for the personnel in employ of the Town. This meeting directs that all Department Heads furnish to this Committee any information it shall require, and generally assist it in any reasonable manner, to help it in arriving at proper decisions, and appropriates the sum of $500.00 for the purpose of this study.
(Article 40 was considered after Article 22.)
Under Article 41, it was voted to direct the Moderator, with the advice and consent of the Selectmen, to appoint a Committee of five to prepare a Building Code for the Town of Duxbury to be brought in for action by the Town at the next annual town meet- ing, and to raise and appropriate $200.00 for the possible expenses of this Committee.
Under Article 42, which reads "Will the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $600.00 to be expended under the direction of the Planning Board for the purpose of establishing a system of House Numbers for the Town." Voted down.
(Article 43 was considered after Forest Fire Department in Article 4.)
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The registered voters were checked from the voting list and showed 573 names checked: 324 Male and 249 Female.
Total appropriations $613,362.95. (Raised by Taxation.)
Voted to adjourn at 6:00 P. M.
JOSEPH T. C. JONES
Town Clerk
ANNUAL TOWN ELECTION, MARCH 20, 1954
The Polls were opened at 8:00 o'clock A.M. and closed at 7:30 P.M.
One additional teller, Gilbert F. Redlon, was sworn in by the Town Clerk.
The ballot-box, after the absentee ballots were deposited, in- dicated 953, 8 being absentee ballots, and 953 were taken from the ballot-box.
SELECTMEN-for Three Years Votes
Delano, Philip W. 868
Couch, William
1
Garside, Kenneth 1
Murphy, Pierce
1
Turner, William
1
Blanks 81
And Philip W. Delano was declared elected by the Moderator
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ASSESSOR-for Three Years
Delano, Philip W.
868
Couch, William
1
Turner, William 1
Blanks 83
And Philip W. Delano was declared elected by the Moderator
MODERATOR-for One Year
McCarthy, William W. 38]
Bradley, Bartlett B. 530
Garside, Kenneth 1
Blanks 41
And Bartlett B. Bradley was declared elected by the Moderator
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC WELFARE-for Three Years
Cordeau, Adrian R. 759
Murphy, Pierce
1
Bradley, Bartlett
2
Blanks 191
And Adrian R. Cordeau was declared elected by the Moderator
SCHOOL COMMITTEE-for Three Years
LaGreca, Dominic E. 789
Richards, Albert P.
811
Nathan, Red
1
L'Heureux, C. B.
1
Craig, Virginia
1
Handy, Doris
1
Crowe, Frances
1
Emerson, C. L.
1
Walker, Clarence
1
Bover, R.
1
Blanks
298
And Dominic E. LaGreca and Albert P. Richards were de- clared elected by the Moderator
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CONSTABLES-For One Year
Chandler, Earl W.
828
Doyle, Lawrence C. 862
O'Neil, James T. 833
Bradley, Bartlett
2
Herrick, T. Waldo, Jr.
1
Blanks 333
And Earl W. Chandler, Lawrence C. Doyle and James T. O'Neil were declared elected by the Moderator
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