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4. Procuring a suitable Memorial building by gift or purchase to properly house and display the many historic relics that are now in storage at the Public Library. The Committee feels that such a building would have an educational value to adults as well as school children, by furnishing background information about events of the past.
Taking first things first, we trust that the voters will give thoughtful consideration to the writing of a second volume of the Middleborough History. The first volume was published in 1906. Since that time, many changes have taken place in our Town which should be recorded. There- fore, we recommend that this Committee be instructed to procure an estimate of costs for writing and publishing a second volume of the Middleborough History and to report on this matter at the next annual town meeting.
Lawrence E. Carver
Robert L. Cushing
Doris M. Maynard Joseph C. Kunces G. Ward Stetson Clifton A. McCrillis
Theodore N. Wood
Lawrence B. Romaine Clarence E. Erickson
Mertie E. Whitbeck
Ernest E. Thomas
Ralph W. Maddigan, Jr.
Stephen C. Stanley Helen L. Whitcomb, Secretary
Manuel J. Silvia, Chairman
Voted to accept the report as read.
Voted that this report be accepted as a report of progress, and that the Tercentenary Committee be instructed to procure an estimate of costs for writing and publishing a second volume of the Middleborough History and to report on this matter at the next special or annual Town Meeting.
Article 9: To see if the Town will vote to transfer the sum of two thousand four hundred dollars and sixty cents ($2,400.60) from the Road Machinery Fund to the Road Machinery Account, in the Highway Department and act thereon.
So voted.
Article 15: To see if the Town will vote to amend all or any part of section of the by-laws, passed at the Annual Town Meeting in 1947 and approved by the Attorney General on March 28, 1947, providing regulations concerning plumbing; and to adopt any new by-law regulat- ing plumbing to the extent permitted under the provisions of General Laws (ter. Ed.) Chapter 142, Section 13, and act anything thereon.
Voted that the Town by-laws providing regulations concerning plumbing be amended as follows:
A. To amend the third paragraph of Section V to read as follows: "Cast Iron soil and waste pipes shall not have less than the following diameters:"
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B. To amend Section V by adding the following paragraph at the end of said section: "When copper tubing is used for main waste or main stack, it shall not be less than 3 inches inside diameter."
C. To amend Section VI of said By-Law by deleting the first sentence thereof and substituting in place thereof, the following: "Drain, soil, waste and vent pipes and connections, which collectively make up the drainage system within the building shall be constructed of the following Materials: Extra heavy cast iron, lead, annealed brass pipe of not less than No. 13 Stubbs Gage, or copper of not less than Type L. Copper drain fitting shall be of cast pattern. Type M, copper pipe may be used for vents."
D. To amend Section VII of said By-Law by deleting the first sentence thereof and substituting the following: "All pipes receiving the dis charge from water closets must be of cast iron, lead of not less than 4 inches internal diameter, or Type L copper not less than 3 inches internal diameter, and joined to flush with iron, brass or copper flanges."
C. Trafton Mendall submitted the following report:
"To the Citizens of Middleborough"
"On June 6, 1955 the School Committee was authorized and directed to act as a building committee and to construct, furnish and equip a 12- room elementary school on Mayflower Avenue to replace the Bates School which had burned. The sum of $425,000.00 was appropriated for this purpose and on June 24, 1957 an additional sum of $25,000.00 was appropriated making a total of $450,000.00.
The School Committee undertook to fulfill its duty and did con- struct the Mayflower School which has now been in use since the fall of 1957. We expended the funds entrusted to our care as follows:
General Contract
$384,213.00
Architect's Fees
19,437.20
Equipment and Furnishings
28,918.78
Site Development
17,196.61
Advertising
210.40
Open House Expense
16.53
Total Expended
$449,992.52
Unexpended Balance
7.48
Total Appropriation
$450,000.00
The invoices, contracts, bills and payments vouchers substantiating these expenditures have been audited and approved by the Massachu- setts School Building Assistance Commission who have approved a grant to the Town of $223.339.74 as the State's share of the cost of this build- ing. $125,562.00 of this amount has already been reimbursed to the Town, $53,109.80 will be reimbursed in July of this year and the balance
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of $44,667.95 will be reimbursed in 1961 at which time the school will be completely paid for.
We now respectfully request that this report be accepted and that the School Committee be discharged from its duties as an Elementary School Building Committee.
Respectfully submitted,
C. Trafton Mendall Robert Howes Richard R. Wilmot James M. Bonnar, Jr. Eugene H. Savard Richard A. Fickert
Voted that the report of the School Committee as the Elementary School Building Committee be accepted, and that the School Committee be discharged from its duties as a Building Committee and that the sum of $7.48 remaining in the Elementary School Building fund be trans- ferred to the emergency and deficiency fund.
Article: 14: To see if the Town will vote to accept the extension of Cambridge Street as laid out by the Board of Selectmen and act any- thing thereon.
Voted that the extension of Cambridge Street as laid out by the Board of Selectmen be accepted and that betterment assessments be made.
Article 13: To see if the Town will vote to construct a building for use in connection with the swimming pool at the playground and for this purpose to raise and appropriate a sum of money by taxation, or transfer from available funds, or by borrowing under the provisions of Chapter 44 of the General Laws; and in connection with the foregoing to author- ize the acceptance of gifts to meet the payment of interest and principal obligations incurred for this purpose and act anything thereon.
Voted that the Town construct a building for use in connection with the swimming pool at the playground; and for this purpose, to raise and appropriate the sum of twenty-five thousand ($25,000.00) dollars, $4,000 dollars by transfer from free cash, the balance of $21,000.00 dollars by borrowing; and that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen be authorized to issue $21,000.00 dollars in bonds or notes of the Town payable over a period of five (5) years, under the provisions of General Laws (ter. Ed.), Chapter 44. Finance recommends favorable action.
Voted that the Town accept from the Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce, such sums of money as may be paid by the Trustees to reimburse the Town for payments made by it pursuant to the previous vote taken under Article 13. Finance Committee recommends favorable action. This was a unanimous vote.
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Article 2: To raise such sums of money by tax or otherwise as may be necessary to defray the expenses of the Town for the current year to appropriate the same and act anything in relation to the assessment and collection of taxes for the year.
Voted the following appropriations with amendments:
Assessors:
Chairman
1,417.00
Field Man
1,789.00
Clerk
1,044.00
Asst. Assessor - Princ. Clk.
3,132.00
Junior Clerk - Part time
225.00
Accounting Machine Service, 1/2 cost
101.20
Legal Expenses, Court, Witness and Appeal Costs
300.00
Transportation
180.00
Expenses
1,535.00
9,723.20
Election and Registration:
Salaries:
Registrars
668.80
Wages:
Election Officers
2,000.00
Ballot Box
300.00
Expenses
2,800.00
5,768.80
Finance Committee:
All Expenses
350.00
350.00
Law Department:
Town Counsel
1,650.00
Filing Fees and Court Costs
150.00
1,800.00
Moderator:
Salary
75.00
75.00
Board of Selectmen:
Miscellaneous Board Expense
500.00
Salary: Clerk
150.00
Town Reports
1,675.00
Surveying
500.00
Expenses
320.00
3,145.00
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Town Clerk and Accountant
Salaries:
Clerk and Accountant
5,800.00
Senior Clerk
3,132.00
Part time Clerk
500.00
Transportation
120.00
Conventions
50.00
Expenses
600.00
10,202.00
Town Hall:
Salaries:
Agent
3,502.50
Agent Assistant
765.00
Vacation
80.00
Fuel
1.600.00
Repairs and Maintenance
5,000.00
Expenses
925.00
11,872.50
Public Service Building:
Fuel, Light and Water
2,600.00
Maintenance and Repairs
1,200.00
Completion of New Building
2,500.00
6,300.00
Town Manager:
Salaries:
Town Manager
8,000.00
Secretary
3.393.00
Part Time Clerk
943.50
Operation and Maintenance Car
250.00
Travel and Expense
200.00
Out of State Convention
500.00
Expenses
459.00
13,745.50
Business and Industrial Commission: Expenses
1,200.00
1,200.00
Zoning Board of Appeals:
Expenses
200.00
200.00
Treasurer and Collector:
Salaries:
Treasurer and Collector
4,900.00
Principal Clerk
3,132.00
Junior Clerk #1
3,132.00
Junior Clerk #2
3,001.50
Junior Clerk #3
1,700.00
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Expenses
6,070.55
21,936.05
Planning Board: All Expenses
200.00
200.00
Total General Government
86,518.05
Civil Defense: General Expense
2,000.00
2,000.00
Dog Officer:
Salary
750.00
Transportation
200.00
Expenses
125.00
1,075.00
Fire Department:
Salaries:
Chief
5,220.00
Deputy Chief
4,437.00
Regulars
47,893.50
Call Men
7,170.55
Supt. Fire Alarm
400.00
Hydrant Rental
3,710.00
Fire Alarm Maintenance and Operation
700.00
Equipment Operation and Repair
2,000.00
Building Operation and Maintenance
600.00
Fuel
1,250.00
South Middleboro Unit
350.00
Uniforms
275.00
Expenses
1,340.00
75,346.05
Forest Fire:
Wages
1,500.00
Equipment Operation and Maintenance
450.00
Transportation
300.00
2,250.00
Inspector of Wires:
Salary
900.00
Transportation
150.00
1,050.00
Insect and Pest Control: Town Spraying Dutch Elm Disease
4,000.00 4,500.00
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Gypsy Moth
2,304.04
10,804.04
Police Department:
Salaries:
Chief of Police
5,481.00
Deputy Chief
4,698.00
Sergeant
4,437.00
Sergeant
4,437.00
Patrolmen (11)
42,090.00
Clerk-Typist (male)
2,590.60
Janitor
2,801.60
Specials and Matrons
3,752.00
Equipment Operation and Maintenance
2,000.00
Gas Heat Fuel
1,600.00
Building Maintenance and Operation
550.00
Road Paint and Labor
350.00
New Cruiser
1.900.00
Radio Operation and Maintenance
150.00
New Equipment
425.00
Ambulance Service
4,160.00
Uniforms
900.00
Police Schools
200.00
Out of State Conventions
200.00
Expenses
935.00
83,657.20
Sealer of Weights and Measures:
Salary
1.044.00
Transportation
200.00
Expense and Equipment
50.00
1,294,00
Tree Warden:
Removing and Trimming Trees
1,000.00
Seedlings
100.00
Expenses
50.00
Stump Removal
900.00
2,050.00
Health and Sanitation:
Salaries:
Health Officer:
2,240.00
Part Time Clerk
150.00
Public Health Nurse
1,168.00
Plumbing Inspector
1,175.00
Animal Inspector
500.00
Milk Inspector
500.00
Dentist
950.00
Wages: Rubbish-Garbage-Dump Custodian
13,728.60
Vacation and Sick Leave
1,055.64
Transportation:
Health Officer
200.00
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Plumbing Inspector Animal and Milk Inspector
200.00
140.00
Dental Clinic
750.00
Truck Chassis
4,600.00
Garbage Truck Body
3,850.00
Truck Maintenance and Operation
2,000.00
Conventions
40.00
Restaurant and Sanitation
250.00
Hospital Care
3,000.00
T.B. Board and Treatment
1,000.00
Expenses
2,100.00
39,597.24
Town Farm:
Caretaker
4,260.50
Vacation and Sick Leave
200.00
Extra Help
200.00
Veterinarian's Service
200.00
Expenses
2,410.00
7,270.50
Highway Department:
Salary: Superintendent
5,198.00
Wages
46,500.00
Street Lighting
12,958.74
Snow Removal Equip. Hire and Materials
10,000.00
Wages: Snow Removal
10,000.00
Road Machinery Maintenance and Repairs
7,000.00
Road Oil
12,000.00
Street and Traffic Signs
500.00
Dump Truck and Body
4,200.00
Truck Chassis
3,250.00
Snow Plow and Frame
1,050.00
Road Material and Maintenance
8,500.00
Sidewalk Materials
2,000.00
Expenses
1,850.00
Starrett Avenue
600.00
Welfare Department:
Salaries:
Director of Public Welfare
4,980.00
Social Worker #1
4,195.00
Social Worker #2
3,960.00
Social Worker #3
3,960.00
Principal Clerk
3,780.00
Senior Clerk and Typist
3,001.50
Junior Clerk and Typist
2,871.00
Medical Advisor
600.00
Transportation and Expense
750.00
Property Appraisal
150.00
Expenses
2,215.00
125,606.74
30,462.50
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Less Federal Reimbursements
15,400.00
Net Administration
$15,062.50
Aid to Dependent Children: Cash Aid Less Federal Reimbursements
75,000.00
35,000.00
Net Cash Aid
40,000.00
Old Age Assistance:
Cash Aid Less Federal Reimbursements
125,000.00
Net Cash Aid Other Cities and Towns
4,300.00
Net Total
169,300.00
Disability Assistance:
Cash Aid Less Federal Reimbursement
15,000.00
34,500.00
Welfare General Relief:
All Expenses
25,950.00
25,950.00
Veteran's Services:
Salaries:
Director
4,214.65
Secretary
3,132.00
Part Time Clerk
200.00
Transportation and Expenses
600.00
Typewriter
250.00
Expenses
41,825.00
50,221.65
School Department:
Salaries, Supervisors, Principals and Teachers
510,000.00 11,722.00
Clerks in Principals' Offices
Expenses of Supervisors, Principals and Teachers
1,600.00
Textbooks
15,550.00
Music Program
1,450.00
Physical Education Program
2,300.00
Battis Field
1,125.00
Athletics
4,275.00
Supplies, etc.
15,000.00
Salaries: Janitors Fuel
41,300.00 34,474.50
21,500.00
49,500.00
165,000.00
290,000.00
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Other Expenses of Operation
17,635.00
Salary of Maintenance Man
Replacement and Upkeep Outlay
5,005.00
Repairs (Town Manager)
2,500.00
Salary: School Nurse Salary: School Physician
3,500.00
Salary: Part Time Clerk
600.00
Expenses Promotion of Health
100.00
Libraries
600.00
Transportation
49,700.00
Tuition
858.00
Miscellaneous Expense
500.00
51,758.00
Salary: Superintendent
8,646.16
Salaries: Secretaries
6,473.00
Salary Supervisor Attendance
350.00
Salary Census Enumerator
100.00
Expenses of Superintendent's and School Committee Office
980.00
Vocational Tuition and Trans- portation
17,400.00
Adult Education
1,800.00
19,200.00
751,569.16
Public Library:
Salaries:
Librarian
4,300.00
Assistants
Miss Veazie
3,270.00
Miss Bassett
3,050.00
Miss Southwick
2,600.00
Mrs. Rockwell
2,300.00
Custodian
1,475.00
Custodian Substitute
50.00
Transportation
120.00
Fuel
850.00
Building Operation and Maintenance
800.00
Renovations
2,200.00
Books
600.00
Office Equipment
150.00
Expenses
1,440.00
23,205.00
Unclassified:
Pratt Free School Rent
200.00
Insurance
22,000.00
July 4th Celebration
1,000.00
G.A.R. Memorial Day
200.00
Veterans' Day
500.00
Christmas Display
1,850.00
Unpaid Bills
1,640.49
39,135.00 3,830.50
10,695.00
18,200.00
1,300.00
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Jackson St. Property, Water Sewer Repairs 300th Anniversary Committee
250.00 50.00
27,690.49
Pensions:
1,500.00
Gas and Electric Pensions Plymouth County Employees
37,479.00
38,979.00
Water Department:
Salaries:
Clerk
3,132.00
Part Time Clerk
475.00
Pumping Station Engineer
4,687.00
Assistant Pumping Station Engineer
4,426.00
Foreman
4,556.50
Asst. Foreman
4,027.00
Wages: Unskilled
26,000.00
Power and Fuel, Pumping Station
11,000.00
Fuel, Light Meter Building
300.00
Transportation - Pumping Station
500.00
Gates and Valves
1,000.00
Hydrants and Parts
1,000.00
Meters and Parts
3,000.00
Pipes and Fittings
6,000.00
Water Exploration
2,500.00
Sewer Maintenance and Service
1,000.00
New Truck
2,700.00
Back Hoe
800.00
Expenses
4,965.00
82,068.50
Park Department:
Salaries:
Superintendent
1,100.00
Asst. Superintendent
550.00
Wages:
Ground Maintenance
2,500.00
Boys' Activities - Central
450.00
Boys' Activities - West Side
450.00
Kiddie Korner - Central
450.00
Kiddie Korner - West Side
450.00
Aquatics Supervisor
550.00
Playground Lease
1.00
Reseal Tennis Courts
450.00
Fence for West Side Tennis Court
500.00
Ice Skating Rink
1,500.00
Expenses
3,435.00
12,386.00
Interest on Municipal Indebtedness:
Temporary Loan Water System Extension
500.00
2,070.00
Sewage Disposal System
2,800.00
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New School Building - 1st Issue
16,275.00
Aerial Ladder Truck
66.00
Elementary School Bldg. - 1st Issue
2,025.00
New School Addition
675.00
Sewer Extension, School Street
770.00
Elementary School Addition
300.00
Sewer Ext., Oak and Sundry Sts.
540.00
Water Wells Development
1,361.25
Jackson Street Property
300.00
Sewer Extension, Bloomfield, Et al
500.00
28,182.25
Principal on Municipal Indebtedness:
Water System Expense
46,000.00
Sewage Disposal System
16,000.00
New School Building - 1st Issue
50,000.00
Aerial Ladder Truck
6,000.00
Elementary School Building - 1st Issue
45,000.00
New School Addition
15,000.00
Sewer Extension, School St.
4,000.00
Elementary School Addition
5,000.00
Sewer System, Oak and Sundry Sts.
6,000.00
Water Wells Development
5,500.00
Jackson Street Property
5,000.00
Sewage System, Bloomfield, et al
10,000.00
Reserve Fund
$213,500.00 $10,000.00
Voted to transfer the sum of $50,000.00 from the Excess and Defic- iency for the use of the Assessors in fixing the tax rate.
Voted to transfer the sum of $120,000.00 from the funds of the Gas and Electric Department, $5,000.00 for Town Hall Expenses and the sum of $115,000.00 for the use of the Assessors in fixing the tax rate.
Voted that the salary of the Tax Collector be retroactive to January 1st.
Article 4: To hear the report of any committee of officers of the Town, to appoint any committee or take any action relative thereto.
A report of progress was given by the committee appointed to study the possible changes in the Town Charter.
The proposed budget for the Police Department was changed with the new figures appropriated as listed above.
The Highway Department was amended by appropriating for snow removal equipment the sum of $10,000.00 and snow removal wages $10,000.00, also for Starrett Street the sum of $600.00.
The salaries for the three assessors were also changed by amend- ment as listed above.
Voted to adjourn at 9:35 P.M. without date.
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PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
April 26, 1960
The following Election Officers were sworn in :-
Precinct 1 - Jessie A. Carver, Doris B. Thorson, Inez M. Chandler, Stella R. Fickert, Mildred C. Teeling, Madeline D. Davis, Georgianna M. Townsend, Mary Terwilliger, and Patrick McMahon, Police Officer.
Precinct 2 - William G. L. Jacob, Esther Robidoux, Annie Healey, Frank Minott, Henry R. Pierce, A. Wilbur Fillmore, Helen Casey, Laura Norris, Evelyn Dunn, Lillian Dickson, Lura Bradford, Roland Bradford, Gertrude Thompson, and Francis Crowley, Police Officer.
Precinct 3 - Walter Gillis, Perley Perham, Euphemia Lincoln, Rhoda Maxim, Alice Tripp, Eunice Kroll, Mary Grishey, Esther Neelon, and William Greeley, Police Officer.
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
45
9
54
Precinct 2
198
152
350
Precinct 3
15
39
54
25
200
458
Republican Party
Delegates at Large to the National Convention
Prec. 1
Prec. 2
Prec. 3
Total
Leverett Saltonstall
42
191
37
270
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
38
188
34
260
Joseph W. Martin, Jr.
36
180
34
250
Thomas A. Pappas
30
170
32
232
Ralph H. Bonnell
30
171
32
233
Mary R. Wheeler
31
173
32
236
Daniel E. McLean
30
172
31
233
Fred Lamson
30
171
32
233
Frank S. Giles
33
172
32
237
Robert F. Bradford
32
176
32
240
Blanks
118
216
62
396
450
1980
390
2820
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Alternate Delegates
Lloyd B. Waring
31
172
31
234
John A. Volpe
29
170
32
231
Georgia E. Ireland
30
170
31
231
George D. Hammond
30
171
31
232
Bruce Crane
31
171
31
233
Irene K. Thresher
28
170
31
229
Richard F. Treadway
34
168
31
233
Augustus G. Means
32
168
31
231
Andrew A. Hunter
32
171
31
234
George L. Sargent
31
171
31
233
Blanks
142
278
79
499
450
1980
390
2820
Delegates 9th, District Group 1
Prec. 1
Prec. 2
Prec. 3
Total
Joseph D. Saulnier
7
23
7
37
Joseph A. Silvia
8
21
8
37
Blanks
56
0
56
112
71
44
71
186
Alternate Delegates
Group 1
Mary P. Storer
8
19
8
35
Marion Angell McAlpin
8
17
8
33
Blanks
58
0
58
116
74
36
74
184
Delegates 9th, District
Group 2
John R. Wheatley
12
58
12
82
Raymond Tschaen
5
49
5
59
Blanks
2
245
2
249
19
352
19
390
Alternate Delegates
Group 2
Alice F. Gretsch
6
45
6
57
Malcolm T. Curtiss, Jr.
7
48
7
62
Blanks
3
267
3
273
16
360
16
392
State Committee (Man) Edward H. Stevens
36
174
32
242
Blanks
9
24
7
40
45
198
39
282
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State Committee (Woman)
Marie R. Newman
20
84
12
116
Mary J. Schindler
12
85
21
118
Blanks
13
29
6
48
45
198
39
282
Town Committee
Elmer G. Allan
39
172
31
242
C. Trafton Mendall
38
176
33
247
George E. Wheeler
32
175
31
238
Helen E. Ohlund
30
165
27
222
Harold A. Ohlund
30
163
27
220
Ralph W. Maddigan, Jr.
36
176
22
234
Richard A. Heleen
33
170
30
233
Weston Eayrs, Jr.
36
176
28
240
Arthur S. Hall
33
172
27
232
Herbert F. Finneran
30
169
27
226
Allan M. Hale
38
169
32
239
John A. Washburn
36
173
30
239
Ruth E. McCrillis
33
171
31
235
John Rebell
34
170
29
233
Albert T. Maddigan
31
172
32
235
Robert E. Hallock
35
170
32
237
Paul R. Callan
32
169
29
230
Leila M. Allan
32
168
29
229
Robert L. Anderson
32
169
28
229
Alton M. Kramer
34
183
22
239
Ruth N. Crowell
32
167
27
226
Barbara H. Hale
31
169
29
229
Alfred P. Alberti
30
163
30
223
Elizabeth A. Gammons
31
167
29
227
N. D. Ryder
0
2
0
2
Maurice Braga
0
1
0
1
Paul Stiga
0
1
0
1
Winthrop Winberg
0
1
0
1
Joseph McAllister
0
1
0
1
Blanks
777
2830
675
4262
1575
6930
1365
9870
Presidential Preference
Richard M. Nixon
30
154
26
210
Herbert Hoover
1
0
0
1
Rockefeller
0
15
1
16
Barry Goldwater
0
0
1
1
John Kennedy
0
1
1
2
Fulton Lewis, Jr.
0
1
0
1
Richard Nickerson
0
1
0
1
Stuart Symington
0
2
0
2
31
174
29
234
32
ANNUAL REPORT
Democratic Party
Delegates at Large to National Convention
Foster Furcolo
5
115
13
133
John W. McCormack
4
109
13
126
John M. Lynch
3
99
11
113
Robert F. Murphy
4
105
11
120
Joseph D. Ward
2
100
11
113
Edward J. McCormack, Jr.
3
102
10
115
Thomas J. Buckley
5
106
12
123
John F. Collins
4
101
12
117
Joseph William Belanger
2
95
10
107
John E. Powers
4
101
12
117
John F. Thompson
2
95
10
107
Endicott Peabody
2
100
10
112
Robert Francis Kennedy
4
105
12
121
Howard W. Fitzpatrick
4
97
10
111
Garrett H. Byrne
2
94
10
106
Balcom S. Taylor
2
94
11
107
Mary L. Fonseca
3
97
11
111
John L. Saltonstall, Jr.
2
95
11
108
Betty Taymor
2
92
11
105
Stephen T. Chmura
2
94
10
106
Bernard Solomon
2
91
10
103
Kenneth J. Kelley
3
96
11
110
A. Frank Foster
2
92
10
104
Thomas J. O'Connor, Jr.
3
95
10
108
Blanks
145
1278
98
1521
216
3648
360
4224
Alternate Delegates
William F. Donoghue
4
102
12
118
Charles N. Collatos
2
91
11
104
Mary De Pasquale Murray
3
90
11
104
Peter J. Rzeznikiewicz
2
93
11
106
Edward King
2
93
11
106
Joseph A. DeGuglielmo
3
90
11
104
Cornelius W. Phillips, Jr.
2
91
11
104
Anthony M. Scibelli
2
93
11
106
Richard MaGuire
3
91
12
106
Paul W. Glennon
3
92
11
106
Dan H. Fen, Jr.
2
93
11
106
Thomas J. Noonan
3
93
12
108
Blanks
77
712
45
834
108
1824
180
2112
Delegates, 9th District
Francis J. Lawler
3
87
13
103
Edmund Dinis
3
80
12
95
George E. Carignan
2
80
12
94
Helen L. Buckley
5
97
13
115
Charles Rodrigues
3
10
1
14
ANNUAL REPORT
33
Blanks
20
254
9
283
36
608
60
704
Alternate Delegates
John B. Hynes, Jr.
4
87
11
102
Charles H. McGrath
3
82
13
98
Blanks
11
135
6
152
18
304
30
352
State Committee Plymouth District (Man)
Thomas W. Devine
4
46
4
54
John J. Lyons
1
39
4
44
William J. Mara
2
25
2
29
Blanks
2
42
5
49
9
152
15
176
State Committee Plymouth District (Woman)
Anna P. Buckley
1
13
3
17
Arline A. Mooney
1
5
0
6
Helen A. Vigers
7
119
8
134
Blanks
0
15
4
19
9
152
15
176
Town Committee
Albert M. Heath
5
91
9
105
Anna M. Heath
2
85
9
96
Constance H. Huggins
1
85
9
95
George J. Marra
5
92
8
105
Joseph D. Michael
6
88
9
103
Laura Norris
3
85
8
96
Edward F. Morrissey
2
81
9
92
John P. Murphy
1
87
9
97
John W. Scanlon
5
103
10
118
Raymond Gamache
5
86
9
100
George M. Vigers
2
104
11
117
Helen A. Vigers
2
103
11
116
Roy J. Malaguti
2
95
8
105
Manuel O. Abren
2
79
8
89
Clifford G. DeCoff
2
81
9
92
Kathleen F. McGrath
1
82
9
92
Gennarino J. Spataro
1
80
8
89
Margaret A. Maddigan
2
84
9
95
Walter L. Moquin
3
85
8
96
Dominic Jardullo
2
79
8
89
John P. Sullivan
1
83
11
95
Joseph R. Serra
3
82
8
93
Helen G. Gamache
3
86
9
98
Melvin G. Thomas
3
90
9
102
Euphemia M. Sullivan
1
82
11
94
Edward R. Grishey
1
78
12
91
Mary F. Grishey
1
79
11
91
34
ANNUAL REPORT
Angelina R. Jardullo
3
79
8
90
Lawrence E. Carver
2
83
9
94
L. Phyllis Carver
2
81
8
91
Michael P. Garafalo
2
86
10
98
Charles D. Arnenetti
1
0
0
1
Eugene H. Savard
1
10
0
11
0
19
0
19
Joseph Olson
0
19
1
20
Alice Olson
0
20
1
21
Gerard Tardiff
0
22
0
22
J. O. O'Neil
0
1
0
1
Joseph Keough
0
2
0
2
Alfred Morris
0
1
0
1
Dorothy O'Toole
0
2
0
2
Janet D. Neal
237
2558
238
3033
Blanks
315
5320
525
6160
Presidential Preference
Humphreys
1
0
0
1
John Kennedy
6
104
10
120
Jack Kennedy
0
0
1
1
Robert Kennedy
0
0
1
1
Symington
0
1
0
1
Wayne Morris
0
2
0
2
Hubert Humphreys
0
1
0
1
Adlai Stevenson
0
2
0
2
7
109
12
129
The result of the vote was announced at 1:15 A.M.
STATE PRIMARIES
September 13, 1960
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