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Mr. Hunt moved as an amendment : That 50 percent of this amount be raised by the assessment of Betterments on the Abutters. Not carried 9:05.
On the original motion as offered by Mr. Horace T. Cahill, there being 515 in the affirmative and 158 in the negative the motion was carried .- 9:15.
Mr. John Cahill moved reconsideration of the previous motion. Not carried.
Under Article 5: Mr. Ellsworth moved-That an Emer- gency Unemployment Committee is hereby created by the voters of the Town here assembled, said Committee to consist of one member each from the following depart-
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ments of the Town, who shall be chosen by the respective departments, namely : Board of Selectmen, Dept. of Pub- lic Welfare, Finance Committee, School Committee, Water Commissioners, Sewer Commissioner, Electric Light Department, Planning Board and a member of the Braintree Friendly Aid which organization shall be in- vited by the Town Clerk to delegate one of its member- ship to serve on the above Committee. The purpose of the Committee will be to determine the extent of unem- ployment in the Town of Braintree; to ascertain as far as practicable all cases where unemployed persons or their families are suffering from lack of the necessities of life, due to unemployment and the number of such families now receiving assistance from the Town or other welfare organizations; to determine the former occupa- tions of unemployed persons and as far as possible the kind of work which could be performed by them in the present emergency ; to investigate the possibility of secur- ing employment for such persons through private indi- viduals or organizations, or through projects to be under- taken by the Town; to consider the matter of improving existing facilities for securing work for unemployed per- sons; to suggest any projects which can be carried out advantageously by any of the Departments of the Town offering a maximum of labor and a minimum of materials; and to consider the matter of compensation and distribution of work. If at the conclusion of the investigation the Committee finds it advisable to recom- mend any such projects it shall, after consultation with the appropriate departments or committees of the 'Town, prepare the necessary articles to be inserted in a warrant. for a Special Town Meeting. In any case the Committee shall report to the Town at the first Special Town Meet- ing held following the final adjournment of this Annual Town Meeting and not later than the next Annual Town Meeting. The organization meeting of the above Com-
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mittee shall be called by the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen not later than May 1, 1932. Carried-9:19.
ARTICLE 24-HIGHWAYS.
5. Salary of Superintendent $3,500.00
16 Permanent men from Jan. 1st to March 31, 1932 on a 6 day per week basis, a total of 13 weeks 7,293.00
9 Permanent men from April 1st to Dec. 31, 1932 on a 5 day. week basis for 39 1/3 weeks.
Mr. Horace Cahill moved the appropria- tion $12,340.68-Not carried.
Mr. Hunt moved the appropriation of . . 10,462.00 Carried.
Mr. Hunt moved: That there be appro- priated in addition to the other sums, the sum of 559.40
for back pay for work done in 1931. Carried.
6. No action.
7. Removal of Snow-
Temporary Labor and material
7,500.00
8. Maintenance and Repairs to Bridges-
Quincy Ave. Bridge, Supplies and tempor- ary labor 200.00
Repairs to Bridges, Supplies and tempor- ary labor 250.00
ARTICLE 25. Voted to accept that portion of Storrs Avenue laid out by the Selectmen, 534.5 feet.
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ARTICLE 26. No action.
ARTICLE 27. Mr. Cain moved that Article 27 be laid on the Table. So voted-9:35.
ARTICLE 28. Moved to authorize the Selectmen to take by Eminent Domain, or otherwise, land necessary for the purpose of improving the street lines at the in- tersection of Allen Street and Shaw Street, as shown on a plan dated January 30, 1932, drawn by George N. Watson, Town Engineer; and to appropriate $7.75 for the Northeast Corner and $8.10 for the Southeast Corner necessary to pay the cost of damages thereof. Unani- mously carried-9:35.
ARTICLE 29. Voted to accept the relocation and al- teration of Liberty Street between Norfolk Road and Plain Street, as laid out by the Selectmen.
ARTICLE 30. Mr. Cain moved that this Article be referred to the Selectmen for further study. Carried- 9:39.
ARTICLE 31. Voted to acept as a Town Way as laid out by the Selectmen, that portion of Judson Street, so- called, which has not yet been accepted by the Town, without appropriation. Carried 9:40.
ARTICLE 32. Motion to refer to the next Annual Town Meeting. Carried.
ARTICLE 33. Motion to refer to the next Annual Town Meeting. Carried.
ARTICLE 34. Under Article 5, Mr. Hunt moved that upon the Report of the Town Accountant, the unexpended balances as reported be transferred to the Excess and Deficiency Fund.
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Balance-1931
Shaw Street (Allen to Nelson) 1930
$13.17
Trefton Drive
1.86
Stedman Ave.
5.45
Pond Street
10.14
Washington St. (K. C. Hall to Hancock) 1930
2.78
Fairview Ave.
279.02
Edgemont Road Ext.
455.91
Edgehill Road 1930
55.01
Walnut Street Ext.
20.90
Dyer Hill
23.71
Fire & Police Station
.05
Pearl Street
None
West Street
29.44
Cedar Street
88.21
Liberty Street (Unemployed)
81.93
Traffic Lights
900.00
Hawthorn Road & Elm Street
250.00
Land Highway Purposes
200.00
Pension-Employee Light Dept.
375.02
Assessors-Block Plan System
26.00
Fire and Police Station
6,246.22
$9,064.82
Carried-9:41.
RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED
Article 35. Voted to appropriate the following sums of money for the general uses of the Board of Park Com- missioners for the present year :
Precinct 1 $356.00
Precinct 2
550.00
Precinct 3
485.00
Organized Play
620.00
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Article 36. No action.
Article 37. Voted to appropriate the following sums of money for Pensions and Annuities :
1. Police Department.
a. Former Chief of Police Gallivan $1,250.00
b. Former Patrolman Johnson . 1,000.00
2. Mr. Hunt moved the appropriation of $400.00 per year for the pension of John Cullinan, to become effective upon his retirement, and to be taken from the revenues of the Water Department. Carried-9:43.
Article 38. Moved to appropriate $150.00 in addition to the sums appropriated under any other article, for Land Damages. Carried.
Article 39. Voted to appropriate $162,859.14 for In- terest and Maturing Debt as follows :
DEBT :
Braintree Highlands School
$8,000.00
Town Hall
2,000.00
Norfolk County Hospital
1,000.00
Thomas Watson School
4,000.00
Noah Torrey School Addition
10,000.00
High School
22,000.00
Penniman School Addition
7,000.00
Highways (Wash. & Union St.)
17,000.00
Lincoln School Addition
6,000.00
Fire and Police Station
8,000.00
Sewerage Loan
15,000.00
$100,000.00
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INTEREST :
Schools
$25,015.00
Town Hall
40.00
Norfolk County Hospital
180.00
Anticipation of Revenue
20,000.00
Highways
680.00
Fire and Police Station
4,320.00
Sewerage
15,540.00
$65,775.00
Under Article 5-Mr. Fitzgerald, representing the Committee appointed to investigate the Town Manager Form of Government, gave a detailed and comprehensive report. Moved that this report be laid on the table to be taken up in conjunction with Article 41. Carried- 10:22.
Motion of Mr. Miller to adjourn until next Monday night, April 11, 1932 at 7:45 P.M .- Carried 10:22. A true copy. Attest :
ERNEST C. WOODSUM, Town Clerk.
April 11, 1932.
The adjourned Town Meeting was called to order at 7:45 P.M. by Moderator William F. Rogers. Voters checked.
On motion of Mr. Hunt the reading of the records of the last session was omitted.
Under Article 5, Mr. Oakman moved: That there be added to the appropriation for the upkeep of the Plain Street Cemetery the sum of $4.00 the same to be paid
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from the income of the Julian A. Minchin Fund and used for the upkeep of the Minchin lot. Carried-7:48.
Under Article 5, Mr. Hunt offered the following resolu- tion : WHEREAS Braintree is one of the few, if any towns in the Metropolitan District now having a Class "C" fire insurance rating, because of which our citizens are required to pay approximately 10 percent more for insurance on their homes than do the citizens of Wey- mouth, Hingham, Milton, Needham, Dedham, Wellesley and similar towns, and
WHEREAS the Finance Committee, after investiga- tion, believes that Braintree, with its new centrally lo- cated fire station, additional permanent men, and generally increased efficiency in the fire, police, and water departments, is entitled to similar insurance rates ;- be it
RESOLVED, that the citizens assembled in Town Meeting direct their Selectmen to request the New Eng- land Insurance Exchange to make a new survey of Braintree with a view of granting the Town a Class "B" rating, and be it further
Mr. Horace T. Cahill moved as an amendment to this Resolution : That the last paragraph of this Resolution be omitted. Carried 7:58.
Resolution offered by Mr. Hunt, as amended-Carried.
Article 40-Mr. Pinault moved that Article 40 be laid on the table- Not carried.
Moved-That a Committee of 5 be appointed by the Moderator to petition the legislature for an act enabling the Town to adopt limited Town Meeting form of govern- ment. Carried-8:49.
Mr. Anderson moved reconsideration of the vote taken under Article 40. Not carried.
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Article 41-Moved : That the report of the committee appointed at the last annual town meeting to prepare a plan for the conduct of the Town's business embodying the Town Manager Plan of municipal government be accepted, and that the committee be and is hereby authorized and instructed to petition the legislature for a special act substantially covering the plan outlined in said report. There being 109 in the affirmative and 234 in the negative, the motion was lost. 9:52.
Motion to reconsider the vote taken under Article 41- Not carried.
Article 42-Mr. Fitzgerald moved-To accept Sections 21 to 25 inclusive, of Chapter 136 of the General Laws, as amended. Carried-(9:59)
Article 43-Mr. Hunt moved-That the office of Town Auditors be abolished, and the yearly audit of all Town departments be done under the direction of the Director of Accounts, Department of Corporation and Taxation. Carried-10 P.M.
Article 44-Mr. Hunt moved-That the Town amend its Code of By-Laws by adding and adopting thereto a new article, said new article to read as follows: "Article. The books and accounts for all departments of the Town shall be audited annually under the direction of the Direc- tor of Accounts, Department of Corporations of the Com- monwealth." There being 157 in the affirmative and 5 in the negative, the motion was carried-10:05.
Mr. Cain moved to take from the table-Article 27. Carried.
Article 27-Mr. Hunt moved that the Town do not accept-Arbutus Avenue-between Standish Avenue and Wildwood Avenue; Wildwood Avenue-between Park
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Avenue and Liberty Park Ave., Liberty Park Avenue- between Wildwood Ave. and Liberty Street as shown on a plan dated June 22, 1929, and on file in the office of the Town Clerk. Carried-10:08.
Article 46-Mr. Hunt moved-No action. Carried.
Article 47-Mr. Hunt moved-No action. Carried- 10:14.
Mr. Horace T. Cahill moved the reconsideration of Article 47. There being 226 in the affirmative and 77 in the negative, the motion for reconsideration was carried.
Reconsideration of Article 47-Mr. Hunt moved, no action. Not carried-10:23.
Mr. Horace T. Cahill moved-That the Town accept Chapter 15 of the Acts of 1930 entitled "An Act relative to reserve police forces in certain towns," the reserve police force not to exceed ten men. Carried-10:25.
Article 48-Mr. Hunt moved no action- Carried.
Article 49-Mr. Hunt moved-That the Town amend Article 7, Section 2 of the Revised By-Laws, by adding the following: "The Town Engineer will also be a mem- ber ex-officio." Unanimously carried.
Article 50-Mr. Hunt moved-no action. Carried.
Article 51-Mr. Pinault moved that the report of the committee appointed by vote of the Special Town Meet- ing of July 20, 1931, to study all activities of the High- way Department be accepted-Carried.
Under Article 5-Mr. French moved-That there be added to the unemployment committee created at the last
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meeting, a representative of the Tree Warden's Depart- ment and a representative of the Braintree branch of the American Red Cross. Carried-10:27.
Article 52-Mr. Grady moved-That the sum of $500 .- 00 be raised and appropriated for the Highway Investi- gating committee for a further study on the organization, methods and conduct of the Highway Department with a report to be made to the next Annual Town Meeting. Carried-10:31.
Article 53. Mr. Vinton moved-That the sum of $300.00 be raised and appropriated to reimburse Edward D. and Dorothy R. Cahill for Land Damages, to their property at 109 Bellevue Road, East Braintree, caused by raising of grade and construction of cement curbing and asphalt sidewalk. Carried 10:31.
Under Article 5-Mr. Grady moved that the so-called Highway Investigation Committee be continued for one year. Carried.
Under Article 5-Mr. Cavanaugh offered the following resolution : Resolved-That the Sewer Commissioners be requested and are hereby ordered to submit a report on sewer project to date, for inspection by the citizens of the Town, said report to comprise an itemized account of expenditures and to include copy of plans to show work done and specifications relating to said work, said item- ized account of expenditures and said plans and specifi- cations to be filed in the office of Town Engineer, and to be filed on or before July 1, 1932; and it is further ordered that the Town Engineer is to act as custodian of such papers and plans as are filed for the Sewer Com- missioners. Carried.
Mr. Fitts moved the reconsideration of Article 42- Not carried.
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Under Article 5-Mr. Horace T. Cahill moved: That the committee appointed under Article 5 on March 24, 1930, to investigate the UNEMPLOYMENT SITUA- TION, etc., be discharged, and that it be instructed to turn over to the Emergency Unemployment Committee created by vote of the Town on April 4, 1932, all funds, papers, and such other data as may be in its possession or control. Carried 10:45.
Mr. Anderson offered the following resolution: That. these citizens, duly representing our whole Town, should rise and stand in respectful meditation upon the life of our late fellow citizen-HENRY F. ARNOLD. The citi- zens present, representing the Town, stood for a moment in reverence.
Appropriations to be raised by Taxation $923,642.67
Appropriations not in Tax Levy 468,090.54
Total Appropriations $1,391,733.21
Voted to adjourn-10:48.
A true copy. Attest :
ERNEST C. WOODSUM, Town Clerk.
WARRANT FOR PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Norfolk, ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of Braintree. Greeting :
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
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Polling Place in Precinct 1, Town Hall.
Polling Place in Precinct 2, Legion Building, Hollis Avenue.
Polling Place in Precinct 3, Hose House, Allen Street.
TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF APRIL, 1932 at six o'clock A.M., for the following purposes :
To bring in their votes in the Primary Officers for the Election of Candidates of Political Parties for the follow- ing officers :
4 Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the - Republican Party.
4 Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Conven- tion of the Republican Party.
12 Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the Democratic Party.
12 Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Con- vention of the Democratic Party.
2 District Delegates to the National Convention of the Republican Party, 13th District.
2 Alternate District Delegates to the National Convention of the Republican Party, 13th District.
2 District Delegates to the National Convention of the Democratic Party, 13th District.
2 Alternate District Delegates to the National Conven- tion of the Democratic Party, 13th District.
The Polls will be open from 6 A.M. to 2 P.M.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting attested copies thereof ten days at least before the time of said meeting as directed by vote of the Town.
Hereof fail not and make return of this warrant with your doings thereon at the time and place of said meeting.
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Given under our hands this fourth day of April, A. D. 1932.
HORACE T. CAHILL, JOHN H. CAHILL, HARRY H. BOUSQUET, Selectmen of Braintree.
A true copy. Attest :
JOHN J. HEANEY, Constable of Braintree.
Braintree, Mass., April 11th, 1932.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant, I hereby notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Braintree, qualified as expressed therein, to meet at the time and places mentioned, for the purposes therein mentioned.
JOHN J. HEANEY, Constable of Braintree.
Braintree, Mass., April 11th, 1932.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant, I have notified and warned the inhabitants of the Town of Braintree, quali- fied as expressed therein, to meet at the time and places mentioned, for the purposes therein mentioned.
JOHN J. HEANEY, Constable of Braintree.
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PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
Braintree, Mass., April 26, 1932.
In accordance with the foregoing warrant, the Presi- dential Primary was held on the above date.
The polls were opened in all Precincts at six o'clock A.M., and were closed at two o'clock P.M.
The following election officers served :
Precinct One: J. Frank Lane, Warden; Joseph P. Hall, Clerk; Domenico Costantino, Leo E. Halpin, George P. Holmberg, Benjamin Kaplan, Henry J. Moynihan, Michael P. Novelline, Francis M. O'Rourke, Frank R. Santosuosso, Edward J. Sullivan, Ellen V. Tyler, Homer L. Walters, Mary N. Wynot, Thomas Slavin, Constable.
Precinct Two: James E. Folsom, Warden; Joseph W. Sullivan, Clerk; Leo M. Belanger, Mabel L. Cox, Harold T. Drinkwater, Kevin B. Dwyer, Charles E. Elliott, Peter Frazier, Amy Getchell, Thomas B. Hutchinson, Mabel T. Kinna, Frank R. McGrann, Frank J. Mischler, Robert A. Murray, Beatrice W. Silver, Gustaf Arnoldson, Jr. Con- stable.
Princinct Three: Thomas F. Cassidy, Warden; W. Homer Melville, Clerk; William Anderson, Russell L. Boutin, Arthur L. Crossman, Leonard F. Cushing, John P. Doucette, Grace T. Golding, Valentine P. Keeley, Wil- liam D. Levangie, Edward H. Libertine, John T. Powers, John D. Riley, John H. Stenberg, John H. Yourell, Charles W. Ferguson, Constable.
At the close of the polls, the ballots were assorted, the vote for each party counted separately, recorded, and sealed according to law.
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The result of the ballot was as follows:
Total number of ballots cast 339
Number of Republican ballots. 206
Number of Democratic ballots 133
For Republican Delegates at Large:
George F. Booth. 175
William M. Butler 182
Alvan T. Fuller 191
Mary Pratt Potter
174
For Republican Alternate Delegates at Large:
Frank G. Allen 185
Gaspar G. Bacon. 182
Leverett Saltonstall 178
Louise M. Williams
178
For Republican District Delegates-Thirteenth District:
John Richardson .
183
Fred D. Lowe 175
For Republican Alternate District Delegates-Thirteenth District
Herbert E. Curtis.
189
Florence H. LeFevre.
175
For Democratic Delegates at Large:
Group 1
James M. Curley 42
James Roosevelt. 39
James H. Brennan 38
Thomas F. Cassidy
37
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James T. Moriarty 38
Edward A. Mclaughlin, Jr. 39
Prime Robichaud . 38
Joseph Santosuosso 38
Nellie L. Sullivan 38
Joseph H. Hurley 37
Paul H. Hines. 37
Joseph H. Hanken 36
Group 2
David I. Walsh. 93
Joseph B. Ely . 88
Marcus A. Coolidge 85
William J. Foley
87
William P. Connery, Jr.
85
John J. Douglass.
87
John W. McCormack.
89
William J. Granfield.
86
Mary L. Bacigalupo.
83
Helen G. Rotch.
84
Charles H. Cole. 86
John F. Fitzgerald 86
Not Grouped
Roland D. Sawyer 6
For Democratic Alternate Delegates at Large:
Group 1
Helen C. Galvin. 32
Dorothy Whipple Fry 31
Edward G. Morris 33
Mabel R. Worthy
32
Agnes H. Parker 30
Francis J. W. Ford 31
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Eugene Wambaugh 31
Alice E. Cram. . 31
Arthur W. Heidke 31
Frances E. Zaletskas 31
Matthew P. Maney 31
M. Grace Barry. 30
Group 2
William G. Thompson. 75
Edward P. Barry 80
John C. Mahoney 76
Charles H. Slowey 76
Mary H. Ward. 78
J. Henry Gougen 77
Samuel Kalesky . 76
Charles F. Riordan 77
J. Leo Sullivan 77
John P. Buckley 79
Leo M. Birmingham 77
Daniel F. O'Connell 72
For Democratic District Delegates-Thirteenth District:
Group 1
Arthur A. Hendrick
73
James A. Mulhall 76
Group 2
Leo J. Halloran. 30
Charles C. Lucey
29
Not Grouped
Frank A. Manning.
13
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For Democratic Alternate District Delegates Thirteenth District:
Group 1
John J. Cleary 75
Edward J. Megley 79
Group 2
Leo W. Higgins. 29
James F. Kennedy . 31
A true copy. Attest :
ERNEST C. WOODSUM,
Town Clerk.
ยท WARRANT FOR STATE PRIMARY COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Norfolk, ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of Braintree. Greeting :
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
Polling Place in Precinct 1, Town Hall.
Polling Place in Precinct 2, Legion Building, Hollis Avenue.
Polling Place in Precinct 3, Hose House, Allen Street.
Tuesday the Twentieth Day of September, 1932, at five forty-five o'clock, A.M., for the following purposes :
To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the
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Nomination of Candidates of Political Parties for the following officers:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of the Com- monwealth, Treasurer and Receiver General, Auditor of the Commonwealth, Attorney General, Representative in Congress, 13th Congressional District, Councillor, 2nd Councillor District, Senator, Norfolk Senatorial District, 1 Representative in General Court, 6th Norfolk Repre- sentative District, 2 County Commissioners, Norfolk County, 1 Sheriff, Norfolk County, County Treasurer, Norfolk County, to fill vacancy.
And for the election of the following officers:
District Member of State Committee for each Political party for the Norfolk Seantorial District, Members of the Republican Town Committee, Members of the Demo- cratic Town Committee, Delegates to the State Conven- tions of the Republican Party, Delegates to State Con- venions of the Democratic Party.
All of the above candidates and officers are to be voted for upon one ballot.
The polls will open at five forty-five o'clock A.M., and will close at three o'clock P.M.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting attested copies thereof, in three public places in each voting Precinct in said Town of Braintree, ten days at least before said Twentieth day of September, 1932, and by publishing the same once each week for two successive weeks in the Braintree Citizen, first publication to be at least eight days before said meeting.
Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk before said meeting.
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Given under our hands at Braintree, this sixth day of September, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty two.
HORACE T. CAHILL, Chairman, JOHN H. CAHILL, Clerk HARRY H. BOUSQUET, Selectmen of Braintree.
A true copy. Attest :
JOHN J. HEANEY, Constable of Braintree.
Braintree, Mass., Sept. 8, 1932.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant, I hereby notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Braintree, qualified as expressed therein, to meet at the time and place mentioned, for the purposes therein mentioned.
JOHN J. HEANEY, Constable of Braintree.
Braintree, Mass., Sept. 8, 1932.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant, I have hereby notified and warned the inhabitants of the Town of Braintree, qualified as expressed therein, to meet at the time and place mentioned, for the purposes therein men- tioned.
JOHN J. HEANEY, Constable of Braintree.
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STATE PRIMARY
Braintree, Sept. 20, 1932.
In accordance with the foregoing warrant, the State Primary was held by Precincts.
The polls were opened at five forty-five o'clock A.M. and were closed at three o'clock P.M.
The following served as Election Officers:
Precinct 1. J. Frank Lane, Warden; J. Raymond Murphy, Clerk; Thomas Slavin, Constable; Domenic Costantino, George P. Holmberg, Benjamin Kaplin, Francis LeVangie, Henry J. Moynihan, Michael P. Novelline, Francis M. O'Rourke, James O'Rourke, Everett F. Russell, Edward J. Sullivan, Ellen V. Tyler, Homer L. Walters and Mary M. Wynot.
Precinct 2. James E. Folsom, Warden; Mabel L. Kinner, Clerk; Gustaf Arnoldson, Jr., Constable; Mabel L. Cox, Harold T. Drinkwater, Kevin Dwyer, Charles E. Elliott, George H. Gerrior, Jr., Amy Getchell, Francis J. Mahar, Frank J. Mischler, James J. Moody, Robert A. Murray, Verner A. Runstrom, Fred T. Smith and Beatrice W. Silver.
Precinct 3. Thomas Cassidy, Warden; John A. Riley, Clerk; Durant E. Lathrop, Constable; Russell Boutin, Pedro Christensen, Arthur Crossman, John P. Doucette, Grace Golding, Helen Harmon, Valentine Keeley, Edward H. Libertine, William Pillsbury, John A. Ryan, Richard Spence and John H. Yourell.
The ballots of each Political Party were counted separately, recorded, declared and sealed according to law.
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The result of the ballot was as follows :
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