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Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000.00 to be used by the
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School Committee for the purchase of materials for, and the installation of, water and modern toilet facilities in the Plymouth Street, Pleasant Street, Rock, and South Middleboro schools.
Article 22: To see if the town will vote to direct the Selectmen, for and on behalf of the town, to petition the General Court for authorization to borrow outside the limit of indebtedness allowed by law, such sums of money as may be necessary not exceeding Five Hundred Thousand ($500,000) Dollars for the purpose of constructing, furnishing and equip- ping a new High School and act anything thereon. (By request.)
Voted to adopt.
Article 23: To see if the town will vote to appropriate the sum of Twenty-Three Thousand Four Hundred Fifteen Dollars ($23,415.00) from the Post War Rehabilitation Fund for the purchase of a new 750-gallon Pumper Truck and a new 1,500-gallon Tank Truck for the Fire Depart- ment, and act anything thereon.
No action taken.
Article 24: To see if the town will vote to rescind Article 13, Section 1 and 2 of the General By-Laws which was adopted by the town at the an- nual meeting of the year 1929 and which provided for the institution of a two platoon Fire Department force, and to act thereon. (By request.)
Voted to adopt. The vote was Yes-271, No- 0.
Article 25: To see if the town will vote to accept Section "58A of Chapter 48 of the General Laws which provides for the establishment of a 70-hour week for the permanent members of the Fire Department, and act thereon. (By request.)
Voted to adopt.
Article 26: To see if the town will vote to extend water mains from present terminus on Cherry Street for the remaining distance of Cherry Street to its intersection with Walnut Street, a distance of approximately one and one-half miles, to raise and appropriate money for same, and act anything thereon. (By request.)
Referred back to the Selectmen and Town Manger.
Article 27: To see if the town will vote to extend water mains and in- stall hydrants for a distance of about two miles beginning at the corner of Pleasant and Center Streets along Pleasant Street to the end of said street and turning on Clay Street to Route 28, from Clay Street turning into Mill Street and running to Harding Boulevard, to raise and appropriate a sum of money therefor and act anything thereon. (By request.)
Voted that the subject matter of Article 27 be referred back to the Board of Selectmen and the Town Manager for further study and that they be instructed to insert in the warrant for the next special or annual town meeting, whichever is called first, an article that will provide for raising of funds for the proposed water extension. The result of this vote was Yes - 292, No -- 23.
Article 28: To see if the town will vote to extend water mains along Wood Street to the home of Edith Frost, to raise and appropriate money therefor, and act anything thereon. (By request.)
Referred back to the Selectmen and Town Manager.
Article 29: To see if the town will vote to extend water mains along Taunton Street from its terminus a distance of 1.1 miles, from Cross Street to the North Lakeville town line, to raise and appropriate a sum of money therefor, and act anything thereon. (By request.)
Referred back to the Selectmen and Town Manager.
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Article 30: To see if the town will vote to extend the water mains from the terminus on Wareham Street in the present water system extension to the Rochester town line, to raise and appropriate a sum of money for same, and act anything thereon. (By request.)
Referred back to the Selectmen and Town Manager.
Total amount appropriated under the articles, $15,200.00.
Voted to adjourn without day at 10 P.M.
P. S. - Thomas Hirst expressed his feeling of appreciation for the courteous and efficient services of Mr. Peterson as Town Manager and now that he is leaving the town of Middleboro, Mr. Hirst moved that the town meeting by a rising vote of thanks express their good wishes and farewell to our friend Edward C. Peterson, and further, that the Town Clerk present a copy of this motion to Mr. Peterson as a parting memento to him.
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY April 27, 1948
To elect Candidates of Political Parties for the following offices:
7 Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the Republican Party.
7 Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the Repub- can Party.
16 Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the Democratic Party.
16 Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the Demo- cratic Party.
2 District Delegates to the National Convention of the Republican Party, 9th Congressional Dist.
2 Alternate District Delegates to the National Convention of the Repub- lican Party, 9th Congressional Dist.
2 District Delegates to the National Convention of the Democratic Party, 9th Congressional Dist.
2 Alternate District Delegates to the National Convention of the Demo- cratic Party, 9th Congressional Dist.
District Members of State Committee - (One Man and One Woman) for each political party for the Plymouth Senatorial District.
20 Members of the Republican Town Committee.
10 Members of the Democratic Town Committee.
The following Election Officers served:
Precinct 1 - Bert J. Allan, Leila M. Allan, Inez M. Chandler, Georgi- anna M. Townsend, Maurice J. Guerin and Ruth C. Caswell.
Precinct 2 - Elisha H. Shaw, Laura Norris, A. Wilbur Fillmore, Mary E. Kelly, John Touhy, Arthur Massicott, Rose Pasztor, Elizabeth Kraus, Helen Casey, Elizabeth 'Devlin, Louise Cashon and Annie Healey.
Precinct 3- Harlas L. Cushman, Chester W. Thomas, Ellen C. Gal- lagher, Viola Cushman, Frank Jefferson, Susan B. Brackett, Alice McAllister, Bessie Sweeney.
The polls were opened at 12 M. and closed at 8 P.M.
The result of the vote was as follows:
Rep.
Dem.
Total
Precinct 1
34
3
37
Precinct 2
223
26
249
Precinct 3
92
3
95
349
32
381
16
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Delegates at Large to National Convention
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Total
Robert F. Bradford
33
206
78
317
Leverett Saltonstall
34
207
83
324
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
33
204
79
316
Joseph William Martin, Jr.
33
203
75
311
Clarence A. Barnes
33
194
71
298
Katherine G. Howard
32
187
67
286
Edwin L. Olander
32
186
68
286
Blanks
8
174
123
305
238
1,561
644
2,443
Alternate Delegates to National Convention
Esther W. Wheeler
33
185
65
283
Carroll L. Meins
32
181
64
277
Clara F. Roberto
31
176
63
270
Richard V. Wigglesworth
33
189
68
290
Florence G. Claussen
32
177
62
271
Annie M. Zyfers
31
177
61
269
Milton P. Higgins
32
183
65
280
Blanks
14
293
196
503
238
1,561
644
2,443
District Delegates to National Convention, 9th District
Harry R. Albro
5
44
19
68
Timothy J. Moriarty, 2nd
5
33
19
57
Patrick H. Dupuis
19
90
24
133
George C. P. Olsson
22
100
36
158
Blanks
17
179
86
232
68
446
184
698
Alternate District Delegates to National Convention, 9th District
Mary J. Schindler
5
36
17
58
Henrietta T. Virtue
6
27
17
50
Oscar J. Cahoon
19
93
32
144
John R. Wheatley
21
96
35
152
Blanks
17
194
83
294
68
446
184
698
State Committee (Man)
Edward H. Stevens
29
180
67
276
Blanks
5
43
25
73
34
223
92
349
State Committee (Woman)
Louise A. Prince
23
148
55
226
Blanks
11
75
37
123
34
223
92
349
Town Committee
Adnah H. Harlow
30
194
77
301
Doris M. Maynard
29
172
63
264
Robert A. Clark
30
185
67
282
Louis A. Cole
30
188
64
282
Allan M. Hale
32
194
66
292
Lucy B. Sisson
29
171
76
276
Elmer G. Allan
33
185
65
283
17
John M. Callan
30
178
63
271
Earl F. Gates
30
176
62
268
George E. Wheeler
29
175
62
266
George E. Gove
30
175
63
268
George Ward Stetson
32
203
71
306
Nathaniel D. Ryder
30
182
64
276
Elizabeth C. Alger
30
179
63
272
Leslie M. Woodward
29
179
68
276
Winifred S. Carver
29
175
61
265
Carlton H. Allen
28
165
62
255
Horace K. Atkins
32
196
69
297
Beatrice L. Hayward
29
178
66
273
Virginia Elizabeth Gibbons
28
172
64
264
Blanks
81
838
524
1,443
680
4,460
1,840
6,980
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Delegates at Large to National Convention
Pct. I
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Total
John W. McCormack
3
6
0
9
James M. Curley
3
4
0
7
Thomas J. Buckley
3
6
0
9
William J. Foley
2
6
0
8
Chester A. Dolan, Jr.
1
6
0
7
Joseph E. Casey
1
4
0
5
Charles F. Jeff Sullivan
2
8
0
10
Daniel B. Brunton
1
7
0
8
Margaret M. O'Riordan
3
5
0
8
Roger L. Putnam
1
4
0
5
Maxwell B. Grossman
1
6
0
7
Francis E. Kelly
3
6
0
9
John T. McMorron
1
4
0
5
David J. Brickley
1
4
0
5
Joseph A. Scolponeti
1
4
0
5
Edward P. Gilgun
2
4
0
6
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr.
2
7
1
10
John George Asiaf
1
7
1
9
Stanley Borsa
I
5
I
7
Gerald T. Bowler
1
5
1
7
Jeremiah D. Crowley
2
7
1
10
Joseph T. Conley
1
5
1
7
Walter A. Cuffe
1
5
1
7
C. Gerald Lucey
1
8
1
10
Francis V. Matera
I
5
I
7
Harvey A. Pothier
1.
6
I
8
William H. J. Rowan
I
6
1
8
Colin J. Cameron.
2
6
1
9
Charles J. Artesani
1
5
1
7
Francis X. Casey
2
6
1
9
Daniel Rudsten
1
5
1
7
John M. Shea
2
5
1
8
James A. Bowes
0
L
0
1
Francis E. Cassidy
1
1
0
2
Lawrence W. Caton
0
I
0
1
Joseph H. Downey
0
4
0
4
Leo A. Gosselin
0
I
0
1
Thomas A. Keating
0
I
0
1
Mathias LaPierre
1
0
0
1
Leo N. McGrath
0
I
0
1
18
James Leo O'Connor
1
I
0
2
James F. Reynolds
0
1
0
1
George W. Stanton Alice D. Sullivan Blanks
0
1
0
1
1
I
0
2
78
443
32
553
132
634
48
814
Alternate Delegates to National Convention
William R. Conley
1
5
0
6
Frank P. Y. Goon
0
4
0
4
Michael A. O'Leary
1
6
0
7
Bernard J. Killion
0
4
0
4
Clementina Langone
0
6
0
6
Michael LoPresti
1
6
0
7
Mary E. McDonald
0
4
0
4
Charles H. McGlue
1
7
0
8
Thomas F. Graham
0
4
0
4
Samuel Michelman
0
4
0
4
Rita M. Moylan
0
6
0
6
Mary Higgins
0
5
0
5
Charles Collatos
0
5
0
5
Silas F. Taylor
0
4
0
4
James T. Violette
1
5
0
6
Daniel F. Donovan
1
5
0
6
James A. Burke
1
7
1
9
Joseph E. Duffy
0
6
1
7
Howard B. Driscoll
1
7
1
9
Gerald P. Lombard
0
7
1
8
John J. Toomey
0
5
1
6
Robert G. Connolly
1
6
1
8
Edward J. Mulligan
0
5
1
6
James J. Twohig, Jr.
0
5
1
6
Anthony Parenzo
0
6
I
7
John G. Curley
0
5
1
6
Harold C. Nagle
0
7
1
8
Thomas F. Reilly
1
5
I
7
John H. O'Connor, Jr.
0
5
1
6
James E. Hannon
0
6
1
7
Frank B. Oliveira
0
6
1
7
Marie F. Akey
0
1
0
1
Thomas B. Brennan
0
2
0
2
Joseph J. Buckley
0
1
0
1
John C. Carr
0
2
0
2
Lawrence E. Corcoran
0
0
0
0
Frederick M. Kelley
I
1
0
2
Ida C. McDonough
1
I
0
2
Edward Mclaughlin
0
0
0
0
Wilfred J. Paquet
0
1
0
1
Luke Ryan
0
1
0
1
Anna A. Sharry
0
1
0
1
Jacob W. Shimberg
0
1
0
1
Wanda Walczak
0
0
0
0
Blanks
122
662
26
810
135
848
42
1,025
District Delegates to National Convention, 9th District
Helen L. Buckley
2
20
3
25
Rodolphe G. Bessette
3
17
3
23
1
6
8
Patrick Cronin
19
Blanks
1 15
0
16
-
6
52
6
64
Alternate District Delegates to National Convention, 9th District
Jacinto F. Diniz Octave O. Desmarais Blanks
1
16
3
20
2
18
3
23
3
18
0
21
6
52
6
64
State Committee (Man) Edward Patrick Neafsey
2
8
2
12
0
11
1
12
Robert F. Triggs Blanks
1
7
0
8
3
26
3
32
State Committee (Woman)
Anna M. Heath
1
18
2
21
Arline A. Mooney Blanks
2
3
0
5
3
26
3
32
Town Committee
Ellen J. Gaudette :
3
18
3
24
Anna M. Heath
3
20
3
26
Laura Norris
2
18
3
23
Albert M. Heath
3
19
3
25
William P. Scanlon
2
20
3
23
Edward J. Kelly
3
18
3
24
Joseph D. Michael
2
17
3
22
Louis J. Bernier
3
17
3
23
Emil J. Gerrior
3
17
3
23
Joseph G. Marra
2
17
3
22
Blanks
4
79
0
83
30
260
30
320
The result of the vote was announced at 11:15 P.M.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING June 11, 1948
Meeting called to order by Moderator Clark.
Article 1: To see if the town will vote that there is a need for hous- ing for families of veterans of low income, to provide for the organization of a Housing Authority and to take any action concerning the same as is provided in Chapter 121 of the General Laws and amendments thereto, known as the Housing Authority law, for financial assistance by the Com- monwealth to relieve the shortage of dwellings available for families of veterans of low income.
Voted unanimously that there is a need of housing for families of veterans of low income in the Town of Middleborough, and that a Hous- ing Authority be organized as provided in Chapter 121 of the General Laws and amendments thereto, with authority to take such action as said Hous- ing Authority deems necessary to relieve the shortage of housing for fami- lies of veterans with low income, in accordance with said Chapter.
Article 2: To see if the town will authorize the School Committee to erect and equip a school building in the rear of the Bates School at a cost not to exceed Seven Thousand ($7,000.00) Dollars and to use for such
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0
5
1
6
-
20
purpose the fund, with accumulations thereon, bequeathed to the Town under the will of the late Ida Rounseville.
Voted to authorize the School Committee to erect and equip a school building in the rear of Bates School, at a cost not to exceed $7,000.00 and to use for such purpose the fund, with accumulations thereon, bequeathed to the town under the will of the late Ida Rounseville, said school to be named in accordance with the provisions of the will.
Voted to adjourn at 8:30 P.M. without day.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING September 7, 1948
As there was not a quorum present at 7:30 P.M., the meeting stood at ease until 8 o'clock. The Moderator called the meeting to order but still lacked a quorum. It was voted to adjourn to Friday evening, September 10th, at 7:30 o'clock.
Adjourned at 8:05 P.M.
ADJOURNED SPECIAL TOWN MEETING September 10, 1948
By 7:45 P.M. a quorum having assembled, the meeting was called to order by Moderator Clark.
Article 1: To see if the Town will vote to appropriate money re- ceived in the amount of $14,940.21 for Water Service Connections on the Water System as extended under the Whitman and Howard plan and which receipts are now in an account entitled Water System Extension Accounts Receivable, to reimburse an account entitled Water System Extension Non- Revenue Account, and act anything thereon.
Voted to adopt.
Article 2: To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $3,000.00, the same to be taken from free cash in the Treasury for the Middleboro Housing Authority for the purpose of preliminary expenses in- cidental to its work, and act anything thereon.
Voted to adopt.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $24,000.00 from free cash in the Treasury for the Welfare Department, said sum to be allocated and used in the following proportions: $12,000.00 for General Relief, $3,000.00 for the Town Infirmary, $9,000.00 for Aid to De- pendent Children, said additional amounts being required on account of increased living costs and increased case load, and act anything thereon.
Voted to appropriate the sum of $24,000.00 from free cash in the Treasury for the Welfare Department, said sum to be allocated and used in the following proportions: $10,000.00 for general relief, $3,000.00 for Town Infirmary, $11,000.00 for Aid to Dependent Children.
Article 4: To see if the Town will vote to rescind the vote of the Town Meeting held February 9th, 1948, under Article 14 of the Town War- rant at which meeting the following vote was passed: "Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $330,000.00 for the purpose of constructing a sew- age disposal system which includes only the necessary work to collect and treat sewage now, or to be, discharged into the Nemasket River and sub- stantially in accordance with the plans prepared by Weston & Sampson, Engineers, of Boston, Massachusetts, and that the Selectmen be authorized to procure such lands as may be needed for the sewage disposal treatment plant site, the pumping station site, and the rights of way for the pipe line,
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either by purchase or otherwise, and to meet such appropriation of $330,- 000.00, $3,000.00 of this sum shall be included in the tax levy of the year 1948 and the remainder shall be raised by the issue of bonds or notes of the town, and the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized and empowered to issue bonds or notes of the town therefor in the sum not to exceed $327,000.00 payable in not more than thirty years in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws," and act anything thereon.
The following motion was made and seconded: "That the vote of the town meeting held February 9, 1948 under article 14 of the Town Warrant be rescinded".
As an amendment to this motion it was voted that the Moderator ap- point a committee of seven, none of whom shall be either an elected or appointed officer of the Town of Middleboro, to study the subject matter of Articles 4 and 5 of this warrant and report in writing at the next annual town meeting. Said committee is hereby authorized and empowered to have for its use all reports, plans, proposals and contracts now in the possession of any board or committee heretofore engaged on this subject. As the amend- ment was voted, the original motion was not put to vote.
Committee appointed: James A. Brennan, Michael P. Garofalo, Ken- neth B. Keedwell, William H. Crapo, Willard A. Dunham, Ed- ward J. Hayden, Arthur A. Saccocia.
Article 5: To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of constructing a sewage disposal system, and determine how the money shall be raised by borrowing, by transfer from surplus revenue, or otherwise; or take any action relative thereto.
Referred to special committee for study.
Article 6: To hear the report of any committee or committees or officers of the Town and act anything thereon.
No action taken.
Article 7: To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen under Chapter 438, Acts of 1945, for and on behalf of the Town to enter into an agreement with the Town of Lakeville upon such terms and conditions and in such manner as the Selectmen deem advisable, for the purpose of rendering fire protection and police ambulance service to the Town of Lakeville, and act anything thereon.
No action taken.
Article 8: To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 from Free Cash in the Treasury for Veterans Benefits for the re- mainder of the year 1948, said additional amount being required on account of increased living costs and additional applications for aid, and act any- thing thereon.
Voted to adopt.
Article 9: To see if the Town will vote that all employees of the Town with the exception of members of the Police and Fire force shall be included in the term laborers, workmen, and mechanics for the purpose of providing Workmen's Compensation in accordance with the provisions of Section 69, Chapter 152, of the General Laws and act anything thereon.
No action taken.
Article 10: To see if the Town will vote to accept Williams Court as a public way as laid out by the Selectmen and bounded and described as follows:
"Beginning at an iron pipe in the Southerly side line of Williams
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Street in said Middleborough, said pipe marking the Easterly corner of land of Marion W. McCaig; thence South 41 deg. 57 min. West 241.7 feet to land formerly of Rose E. Standish Pratt; thence in line of said Pratt land South 50 deg. 32 min. East 40 feet; thence North 41 deg. 57 min. East 240.7 feet more or less to an iron pipe in line of said Williams Street; thence in line of said Williams Street North 49 deg. 12 min. West 40 feet to an iron pipe and the point of beginning. .
"Said Williams Court is shown on a plan entitled, 'Plan of Land in Middleboro, Mass., surveyed for Ellis G. Williams,' dated May, 1946, Harry Norris, Surveyor. Said plan is recorded in Plymouth County Registry of Deeds", and act anything thereon. (By request.)
No action taken.
Article 11: To see if the Town will vote to accept Williams Street as a public way as laid out by the Selectmen and bounded and described as follows:
"Beginning at a stake in the Westerly side line of Corinne Parkway in said Middleborough, said stake marking the Southerly corner of land of Emma L. Cushman; thence in line of said Cushman land North 49 deg. 12 min: West 85 feet to a stake; thence by a curve to the right of 22.50 feet radius 20.86 feet to a stake; thence by a curve to the left of 22.50 feet radius 20.86 feet to a stake and point of tangent, said stake bearing North 22 deg. 38 min. 06 sec. West and being distant 40.25 feet from the stake at the North end of the 85 foot line above described; thence North 49 deg. 12 min. West 243.8 feet to a stake; thence South 40 deg. 48 min. West 40 feet to a stake; thence South 49 deg. 12 min. East 234.36 feet to a point; thence by a curve to the right of 22.50 feet radius 20.86 feet; thence by a curve to the left of 22.50 feet radius 20.86 feet; thence South 49 deg. 12 min. East 94.44 feet to the line of said Corinne Parkway; thence in line of said Parkway North 41 deg. 57 min. East 40 feet to a stake and the point of beginning.
"Said Williams Street is shown on a plan entitled 'Plan of Land in Middleboro, Mass., Surveyed for Ellis G. Williams,' dated May, 1946, Harry Norris, Surveyor. Said plan is recorded in Plymouth County Registry of Deeds", and act anything thereon. (By request.)
No action taken.
Voted to adjourn at 9:35 P.M.
STATE PRIMARY September 14, 1948
To nominate Candidates of Political Parties for the following offices. Governor for this Commonwealth.
Lieutenant Governor for this Commonwealth.
Secretary of the Commonwealth for this Commonwealth.
Treasurer and Receiver-General for this Commonwealth.
Auditor of the Commonwealth for this Commonwealth.
Attorney General for this Commonwealth.
Senator in Congress for this Commonwealth.
Representative in Congress for 9th Congressional District. Councillor for 1st Councillor District.
Senator for Plymouth Senatorial District.
Representative in General Court for 6th Representative District.
Register of Probate and Insolvency for Plymouth County.
County Commissioners for Plymouth County.
County Treasurer for Plymouth County.
The following election officers were sworn in:
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Precinct 1 - B. J. Allan, Leila M. Allan, Inez M. Chandler, Doris B. Thorson, Maurice J. Guerin, Ruth C. Caswell, and Joseph D'Elia was Po- lice Officer.
Precinct 2- Elisha H. Shaw, Laura Norris, A. Wilbur Fillmore, Ger- trude Martin, John Touhy, Jacob Swift, Esther Robidoux, Annie C. Healey, Mary Kelley, Elizabeth Devlin, Alice H. Sylvia, Arthur C. Thomas, and Clarence Shaw was the Police Officer.
Precinct 3 - Harlas Cushman, Chester Thomas, Ellen Gallagher, Viola Cushman, Joseph Duphily, Bessie Sweeney, Alice MacAllister, Walter Gillis, and Ralph Wilbur was Police Officer.
The polls were opened at 12 M. and closed at 8 P.M.
The result of the vote was as follows:
Rep. 82
Dem.
Precinct 1
3
Total 85
Precinct 2
984
95
1,079
Precinct 3
153
5
158
1,219
103
1,322
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Governor
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Total
Robert F. Bradford
61
741
125
927
Edward M. Rowe
16
164
20
200
Blanks
5
79
8
92
82
984
153
1,219
Lieutenant Governor
Arthur W. Coolidge
74
853
138
1,065
Blanks
8
131
15
154
82
984
153
1,219
Secretary
Frederic W. Cook
71
848
136
1,055
Blanks
11
136
17
164
82
984
153
1,219
Treasurer
Laurence Curtis
69
824
132
1,025
Blanks
13
160
21
194
82
984
153
1,219
Auditor
Douglas Lawson
8
156
20
184
Edwin L. Olander, Jr.
25
261
29
315
Wallace E. Stearns
6
35
11
52
Russell A. Wood
27
333
58
418
Blanks
16
199
35
250
82
984
153
1,219
Attorney General
Clarence A. Barnes Blanks
68
810
134
1,012
14
174
19
207
82
984
153
1,219
1
24
Senator in Congress Leverett Saltonstall Blanks
77
872
139
1,088
5
112
14
131
82
984
153
1,219
Congressman
Donald W. Nicholson
57
649
126
832
Paul G. Archambault
3
38
2
43
12
198
15
225
William B. Perry, Jr. Blanks
10
99
10
119
82
984
153
1,219
Councillor
John S. Ames, Jr.
71
799
132
1,002
Blanks
11
185
21
217
82
984
153
1,219
Senator
Charles G. Miles
69
802
131
1,002
Blanks
13
182
22
217
82
984
153
1,219
Representative in General Court
Edna L. Borden
23
164
65
252
Manuel J. Silvia
19
427
29
475
George E. Wheeler
32
303
40
375
Alton H. Worrall
6
84
19
109
Blanks
2
6
0
8
82
984
153
1,219
Register of Probate and Insolvency Walter H. Gilday
64
771
121
956
Blanks
18
213
32
263
82
984
153
1,219
County Commissioners
Frederic T. Bailey
61
733
117
911
Elva Bent
56
680
108
844
Blanks
47
555
81
683
164
1968
306
2,438
County Treasurer
Avis A. Ewell
68
784
131
983
Blanks
14
200
22
236
82
984
153
1,219
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Governor
Pct. 1
Pct. 2
Pct. 3
Total
Paul A. Dever
2
49
1
52
Maurice J. Tobin
1
3,5
3
39
Blanks
0
11
1
12
3
95
5
103
Lieutenant Governor
Edward P. Barry
0
16
0
16
Benedict F. FitzGerald, Jr.
2
27
0
29
-
-
25
Charles F. Jeff Sullivan Blanks
1
28
4
33
0
24
1
25
3
95
5
103
Secretary
Edward J. Cronin
3
40
2
45
Jerome Patrick Troy
0
25
2
27
Blanks
0
30
1
31
3
95
5
103
Treasurer
John E. Hurley
3
73
5
81
Blanks
0
22
0
22
3
95
5
103
Auditor
Thomas J. Buckley
72
4
79
Blanks
3
95
5
103
Attorney General
Enrico Cappucci
2
14
0
16
John F. Kelley
1
19
0
20
Francis E. Kelly
0
29
2
31
Patrick Gilbert Sullivan
0
14
2
16
Blanks
0
19
1
20
3
95
5
103
Senator in Congress
John I. Fitzgerald
1
22
0
23
Francis D. Harrigan
1
20
1
22
Joseph A. Langone, Jr.
0
7
0
7
John D. Lynch
0
10
2
12
Richard M. Russell
1
13
1
15
Blanks
0
23
1
24
3
95
5
103
Congressman
Jacinto F. Diniz
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