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ART. 22. To see if the town will appropriate and to raise by borrowing or otherwise the sum of $150,000.00 for the con- struction of an additon to the present High School building and to provide the same with new and original equipment, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of the Investigating Committee.
ART. 23. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Moderator to appoint a committee of five citizens, one of whom shall be a member of the School Committee, to have full power in all matters relating to the construction of an addition to the present High School building and to provide the same with new and original equipment, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of the Investigating Committee.
ART. 24. To see what sum the town will appropriate for the purpose of laying out and constructing a system of main drains and common sewers with such connections, sub-drains and other works as may be required for a system of sewage disposal and to construct such sewers or drains over and under land or tide- water in said town as may be necessary to conduct the sewage to the filter beds, treatment works and or to the outfall sewer of the city of Lynn, and to see how the money therefor shall be raised whether by the issue of bonds under Chapter 350 of the Acts of 1929 or by taxation or otherwise, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of the Board of Sewer Commissioners.
ART. 25. To see if the town will appropriate the sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000) to be expended under the direc- tion of the Water and Dock Commission for plans and develop- ment, and report on the Saugus marsh land and the Saugus waterfront, agreeable to the petition of the Saugus Water and Dock Commission.
ART. 26. To see if the town will vote to transfer from the Surplus or Excess and Deficiency Account the sum of $6,364.00 for the purpose of restoring or rebuilding that portion of the Town Farm Barn destroyed by fire in 1931, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of W. George Greenlay and others.
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ART. 27. To see is the town will vote to appropriate the sum of $300.00 for the purpose of removing drainpipe on Guild road, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of James Johnson and others.
ART. 28. To see if the town will vote to appropriate the sum of $500 for tying in water services and installing new gates, also resurfacing Denver street, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of Fred L. Hawkes and others.
ART. 29. To see if the town will vote to appropriate the sum of $3,700.00 for drain and semi-permanent construction of Pearson street approximately 400 feet, more or less, from Jasper street, said repairs to include grading and resurfacing with crushed stone and pea-stone, in that part of the town known as Saugus Centre, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of Wendell C. Brooks and others.
ART. 30. To see if the town will vote to accept Grand View avenue as per plans and specifications on file with the Town Clerk, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of Frederick R. Sketchley and others.
ART. 31. To see if the town will vote to accept Hood street as per plans and specifications on file with the town clerk, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to - the petition of William J. Nangle and others.
ART. 32. To see if the town will vote to accept Smith road as per plans and specifications on file with the Town Clerk, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of James L. Conway and others.
ART. 33. To see if the town will appoint a committee of five to investigate, none of which shall be members of the Board of Selectmen of 1930, and report back at our next Town Meet- ing, or to see what method can be used to make the Central street sidewalk safe and usable at no additional cost to abutters, agreeable to the petition of George Diamond and others.
ART. 34. To see if the town will vote to transfer a parcel of land from the Public Welfare Department to the Park Depart-
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ment, being that portion of the Town Farm known as Oxfield corner of Main street and Broadway, to be used forever as a · public park, or to see what action the town will take in the mat- ter, agreeable to the petition of John J. Mullen and others.
ART. 35. To see if the town will vote to install the follow- ing street lights: One on Main street near the property of Donald W. Mills; one on Palmer avenue near the property of S. M. Durkee ; one on Richard street in front of No. 43; said lights to be installed under the direction of the Board of Select- men, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of James Johnson, Fred B. Sweet and others.
ART. 36. To see if the town will vote to amend the By- Laws by adding thereto the following article :
ARTICLE
WATER
SECTION 1. Wherever the word "Department" appears, it shall mean the Public Works Department, its officers or authorized employees.
SECT. 2. Application for the use of water shall be made at the office of the department by the owner, or his agent, stating the use or uses for which water is required, and no other use or uses shall be made.
SECT. 3. Service pipes shall be of such size and material as the Department shall determine in each case. The department shall lay the same from the street main to and through the cellar wall and shall place a stopcock on the end of the pipe ; the ex- pense from the property line to and including the stopcock shall be paid by the applicant, and the department shall make an estimate of the cost of the work, the amount of which shall be deposited with the department by the applicant before any work shall be done.
SECT. 4. Any person desiring a second or new service pipe shall be required to pay the cost of the same from the property line to and including the stopcock.
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SECT. 5. Applicants requesting the laying of a service pipe when there is frost in the ground, shall pay the expense for such work from the property line to and including the stopcock and one-half the cost of excavation and filling from the street main to the property line.
SECT. 6. No person, except an authorized employee of the department, shall turn on or shut off the water supply to any premises, or in any way interfere with any part of the water system or water supply. All applications for the turning on or shutting off of water shall be made at the office of the depart- ment, each such application to be accompanied by a fee of $1.00.
SECT. 7. The department shall have the right to restrict the use of hose or fountains, to shut off the water when necessary for construction or repair, or to shut off the water for violation of any of these provisions. When necessary to shut off street mains, the department shall, if it reasonably can do so, give notice to water takers to be affected thereby, but failure to give such notice shall not constitute the basis of any claim against the department for any damage sustained thereby.
SECT. 8. All persons using water for boilers or other pur- poses shall protect the same against damage by reason of the failure of water supply or the discontinuance or interruption of water service by the maintenance of check or safety valves.
SECT. 9. All waste of water is prohibited and any person causing such waste shall be liable to the town for the same.
SECT. 10. The department, its agents or employees, shall at all reasonable hours have free access to the premises supplied with water for the purpose of installing, repairing, reading and examining meters or services and to examine water pipes and fixtures or the uses of water therein or thereon.
SECT. II. In case repairs are requested, the department shall make an estimate of the cost of the work, the amount of which shall be deposited with the department by the applicant before any work shall be done. Upon the completion of the repairs, if the cost thereof shall be less than the amount of the deposit, any excess shall be returned; but if the cost of such repairs exceed the amount of the deposit, such excess shall be
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paid before service is resumed. If the department deems repairs necessary, it shall so notify the owner by mail or by leaving a notice addressed to him with the occupant of the premises, such notice to state the amount of the estimated cost of said repairs and the owner shall, within five days, deposit such amount with the department or the use of water on the premises shall be prohibited until such deposit is made and such repairs effected and the cost thereof, if in excess of the deposit, paid.
SECT. 12. Meters will be furnished and set by the depart- ment, first being paid for by the applicant, and the control of said meters shall remain with the department, and no new ser- vice shall be installed without a meter.
SECT. 13. Any property owner may have his meter removed and tested by the department upon written application to the department and a deposit of $2.00. If such test shows the meter to be registering correctly, the same shall be reset and the deposit retained by the department, but if the meter is found to be registered incorrectly, the same shall be repaired at the owner's cost and the deposit applied to such cost, any excess due the de- partment to be paid by the owner prior to the resetting of the meter.
SECT. 14. Owners of property desiring to have their water services blown out shall make written application to the depart- ment and deposit a fee of $2.00 for such work. The depart- ment shall be free from liability for any damage which may be caused in the performance of such work.
SECT. 15. Neglect or refusal to comply with the provisions of paragraphs 3, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12 or 13, shall be the cause for the department to prohibit the use of water on the premises where the violation exists.
SECT. 16. Persons violating the provisions of paragraph 6 or 9 may be punished by a fine not to exceed $20 for each such violation, or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of the Board of Selectmen.
ART. 37. To see if the town will authorize the Board of Selectmen to enter into a contract for a term of years with the city of Melrose to supply water for domestic uses for residents
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of the town in that section known as Golden Hills or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the Board of Selectmen.
ART. 38. To hear the report of the committee on building ordinances, appointed by the Moderator at the last town meeting and to take any action thereon, including the adoption of new or additional building ordinances or repeal of existing building ordinances or to see what action the town will take in the mat- ter, agreeable to the petition of Wallace E. Long, James T. Tirrell, Alden C. Loring, Arthur Hawkes and Stanley Day.
ART. 39. To hear the report of the committee on building ordinances appointed by the Moderator at the last Town Meet- ing and to take any action thereon, including the adoption of new or additional wire ordinances or repeal of existing wire ordinances or to see what action the town will take in the matter, agreeable to the petition of Wallace E. Long, James T. Tirrell, Alden C. Loring, Arthur Hawes and Stanley Day.
The polls will open at 12 o'clock, noon, and will close at 8 o'clock P.M., and you are hereby directed to serve this War- rant by posting attested copies thereof at the usual places seven days, at least, before the time of holding said meeting, and to distribute copies as provided by the By-Laws at least four days before.
HEREOF, FAIL NOT, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of said meeting.
Given under our hands and Town Seal this eighth day of February, A.D., nineteen hundred and thirty-two.
GEORGE H. QUARMBY, JOHN C. PITMAN, HARRY WOODWARD,
Board of Selectmen.
A True Copy. Attest :
W. CHARLES SELLICK,
Constable.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
ESSEN, SS.
February 26, 1932.
Pursuant hereunto I have served the within Warrant as directed by posting attested copies at the several precincts at least seven days before said meeting and distributed to the inhabitants at least four days before, according to the By-Laws. A true copy. Attest :
W. CHARLES SELLICK, Constable.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON,
Town Clerk.
TOWN OFFICERS' VOTES CAST MARCH 7, 1932 Town Clerk
PRECINCTS
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
William Jones
3
7
20
4
5
I 2
1
13
65
Lillian Shores
.
.
·
96
I 27
150
88
39
56
95
92
743
*Walter A. Wilson Blanks
·
·
·
.
.
13
20
23
16
20
23
6
17
138
Total
.
.
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4,114
Selectmen
Ernest E. Blany
1 2
29
40
26
14
42
16
19
198
Wallace E. Campbell
·
·
84
119
91
93
28
61
IOI
69
649
William B. Chisholm
207
63
1 15
98
53
83
68
128
815
Frank A. Green
84
90
234
77
103
34
62
302
1 , 086
M. Edward Hayes
I 36
156
77
95
54
129
96
126
869
Edward A. Holmes
30
18
26
26
16
30
I 2
24
397
Arthur N. LaFleur
23
77
5 1
36
27
SS
39
56
1 66
Arthur H. Malm
16
9
47
1 2
II
27
7
37
Harry W. Merrill
190
65
82
96
159
79
95
69
835
243
238
I 57
233
1 24
198
210
291
1,694
*John C. Pitman
378
161
1 88
231
34
I SS
171
319
1,770
*George H. Quarmby .
282
1 83
314
244
151
233
210
328
1,945
*Harry Woodward
21 7
229
291
161
173
214
167
287
1,739
Blanks
·
Total
·
1,902
1,437
1,713
1,428
1,047
1,506
1,254
2,055
12,342
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1932]
ANNUAL. TOWN MEETING.
563
3,168
522
325
378
368
285
4II
316
.
·
.
182
30
Assessor
PRECINCTS
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
Alexander S. Addison Edwin K. Hayden .
131
119
125
I 20
75
1 22
1 59
112
963
* John J. Mullen
·
.
.
323
216
300
201
188
271
154
395
2,048
Blanks
26
23
40
13
29
33
1 5
46
225
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4,114
Board of Public Welfare
*George H. Ames
383
97
159
228
ISI
168
169
335
I,S20
* Arthur C. Dunk
387
241
361
240
192
293
213
442
2,369
Maria H. Entwistle
59
32
75
61
45
63
38
106
479
Evan Evans
150
1 38
2II
1 36
95
144
138
160
1,172
Joseph G. Fisher
233
155
I54
153
139
202
I37
276
1,449
George F. Gosselin
1 36
86
236
IOI
55
I33
93
135
975
*Ernest M. Hatch
.
·
242
259
148
235
I 20
213
227
237
1, 68 I
Blanks
312
329
269
274
220
290
239
364
2,397
Total
1,902
1,437
1,713
1,428
1,047
1 ,506
1,254
2,055
12,342
·
154
12I
1 06
142
57
76
90
132
878
.
.
.
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Treasurer
Edward C. Clark
82
97
II7
91
80
IO2
89
168
826
*Harold E. Dodge
·
482
230
354
326
191
288
261
122
2,554
Ernest A. Hodgdon . .
32
122
3S
32
25
77
51
36
413
Blanks
38
30
62
27
53
35
I 7
59
321
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
HIS
685
4,114
Collector of Taxes
William Jones
.
.
4
7
26
4
7
I 2
2
13
75
Lillian Shores
96
128
150
90
52
61
99
99
775
*Walter A. Wilson Blanks
517
324
372
367
273
407
310
560
3,130
17
20
23
15
I 7
22
7
13
134
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
HIS
685
4,114
Constable
W. Charles Sellick
535
368
431
393
73
393
362
569
3,324
Paul A. Haley .
·
C. F. Nelson Pratt
·
.
.
.
99
III
140
83
76
108
55
116
788
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4,114
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1932]
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·
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I
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Blanks
.
-
.
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·
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School Committee (Two Years)
PRECINCTS
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Fight
Total
James J. Fox
73
151
78
61
37
89
65
TO
624
Stanley W. Hatch
68
43
187
50
19
1 09
33
117
656
Lawrence E. Richardson
78
140
57
137
12
91
1 63
65
773
*Ernest A. Rogers
175
61
94
87
99
92
69
229
906
Harry F. Wentworth
167
41
98
86
51
76
53
I 26
698
Blanks
·
.
73
43
57
55
71
45
35
78
457
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4, 114
School Committee (Three years)
*George A. McCarrier
·
475
357
444
364
257
38S
324
535
3,144
Arthur L. Homan
·
.
I
Blanks
.
159
I22
1 27
II2
91
IJ4
94
150
969
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4, 114
Trustees of Public Library
*Kaler A. Perkins
419
298
378
326
218
321
304
430
2,694
*Augustus B. Tripp
·
·
381
315
331
313
200
284
330
393
2,547
Blanks
·
468
345
433
313
280
399
202
547
2,987
Total
·
·
1,268
958
1,142
952
698
1,004
836
1,370
8,228
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
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I
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3
Cemetery Commissioner
428
336
394
347
237
343
338
449
2,872
I
I
I
I
I
I
2
206
143
177
129
IIO
158
79
236
1,238
-
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4,114
Tree Warden
*Thomas E. Berrett Clifford R. Bryer Paul A Haley .
.
244
198
194
145
89
208
154
229
1,46I
Blanks
.
54
57
85
47
39
71
4I
70
464
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4,114
.
Paul A. Haley ·
.
Blanks
.
3.36
224
292
384
221
223
222
386
2, 188
·
·
I
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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
*William E. Ludden C. F. Nelson Pratt Elliett ·
Planning Board (Three Years)
PRECINCTS
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
365
307
308
297
173
301
299
35.3
2,416
1
I
I
Barnet Shapiro
2 I
2
2
S
6
2
6
51
Russell E. Chesley
2
I
3
Gay .
3
I
Cluff
.
.
3
Neal
.
.
I
I
Lewis
.
+
9
Gustafson .
4
I
I
Stocker
.
I
I
Stacy
.
I
I
Pike .
.
I
I
Pratt .
.
I
I
Potts .
I
I
Hawkes
I
Mallar
Whittredge
I
I
Haley
2
2
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*Charles H. L. Kahler Edwin K. Hayden Harry W. Merrill
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2
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TOWN DOCUMENTS.
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1932]
Wentworth
I
I
Davis
.
I
I
E. Chesley
.
.
2
2
J. Mullen ·
·
.
I
I
Blanks .
873
618
825
649
511
693
532
981
5,712
Total
1,26S
958
1,142
952
698
1,004
836
1,370
8,228
Planning Board (Two Years)
*Paul F. Neal
46
1 76
263
I 64
IIO
207
159
239
1,464
Laurence E. Weeks Richardson
272
139
145
144
98
I39
I 24
190
1,251
Shapiro R. Chesley Blanks
.
.
.
I
I
2
·
.
.
164
163
16S
139
156
135
256
1,395
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4,114
.
I
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I
I
214
·
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
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36
Playground Commission
PRECINCTS
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eiglit
*Charles N. Chesley
59
177
235
170
146
191
132
283
1,493
*Edwin M. Holmes
125
258
275
289
73
275
237
383
2,313
*George W. Nicholson W. Randolph Popp .
316
III
160
133
131
172
135
317
1,475
Charles B. Pugsley
115
237
167
168
76
194
250
105
1,312
Blanks
.
.
476
441
610
383
351
443
297
577
3,578
Total
·
1,902
1,437
1,713
1,428
1,047
1,506
1,254
2,055
12,342
Moderator
*Frank P. Bennett, Jr.
533
100
429
386
261
389
370
556
3,324
C. F. Nelson Pratt
·
·
IOI
79
142
90
87
113
48
129
789
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4,114
Board of Health
Joseph J. Bernard
37
52
153
65
38
45
24
115
529
Richard L. Carton
·
·
34
13I
76
56
35
105
77
70
584
William L. Dowling .
96
64
IOI
IO4
93
1 27
68
167
820
*Henry O. Westendarp Blanks
57
70
90
74
84
80
63
123
641
Total
634
479
571
476
349
502
418
685
4, 114
[Dec. 31
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.
4II
213
266
285
170
231
203
390
2,169
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
·
410
162
151
1 77
99
145
1 86
210
1,540
.
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Town Meeting Members
Precinct 1
Three Years
10 Elected Members
Edwin H. Austin
157
*Gordon C. Marr 247
Frank K. Berthold
213
*George A. McCarrier 295
Walter D. Blossom 143
*Thomas P. Parsons 277
* Walter T. Brander 314
*Henry A. B. Peckham 332
*Fred C. Cheever 327
Karl O. A. Ryman 164
Charles L. Davis
239
Alan F. Sawyer 173
325
Stanley W. Day
147
*W. Charles Sellick Lucian D. Stacy
64
* Arthur D. Hitchings
257
Laurence E. Weeks I33
George I. Hull
227
*Charles Wilson 354
George H. Kelland
I33
Blanks
1,364
*Wallace E. Long 250
Total 6,340
Precinct 2
Three Years
9 Elected Members
*Benjamin Q. Belonga
288 John J. Minichiello 179
* H. Warren Butler
308
*Harry L. Potts 251
*Bertram E. Dexter
295
* John A. Taylor 250
*Charles E. Flynn John Hunt I
205
*Harry T. Turner 280
Blanks
1,609
*Clarence O. Martin
248
*Ernest A. Hodgdon
277
4.311
Precinct 2 * John F. Hunt
Two Years
To Fill Vacancy
2 Blanks
477
Total
479
Precinct 3
Three Years 10 Elected Members
*Esther A. Borjeson
240 *George F. Gosselin 322
*Charles A. Charles 289
Clinton Hammond 120
Morrin A. Hazel 180
*John W. Hitchings
230
Bessie M. Kelly
130
*William E. Ludden
282
Irene G. Perkins
140
Thomas G. Perkins
163
*Daniel M. Radford
223
Samuel E. Rice
129
*Lincoln D. Robbins
210
A. Helena Searles
91
*Lewis O. Stocker
248
Blanks 1,664
*Frederick B. Willis 295 B. Farnham I Total 5,710
357
*Vernon W. Evans Florence Farnham I34 Philip A. Farnham Hugh Menzies 107
153
Total
Albert C. Day
205
38
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
Precinct 3
Two Years
To Fill Vacancies
. John J. Kelly O'Neal
4
Farnham
I
I
*Samuel E. Rice
3
Garafano
Morrin Hazel
I
Robbins
I Mahan
1
Radford
I G. Pitman
I
Starkey
I Blanks 1,124
Borjeson
I
Total
1,142
Precinct 4
Three Years 10 Elected Members
198
Homer H. Mccutcheon 77
· William C. Banks Arthur B. Barnes 161 Isaac A. Miller 167
*George H. Blood
249
* Horace C. Ramsdell 303
*Ashton F. Davis
244
*Frank B. Sloan 277
*Robert Henry Evans 220
Fred C. Smith
124
*Edward Gibbs, Jr. 282
*Crawford H. Stocker 316
*Elmer E. Gray James T. Tirrell 167
224
Blanks
1,349
*Edwin K. Hayden
220
Total
4,760
Leston R. Young
18I
Precinct 4
Two Years
To Fill Vacancy
*Paul A. Haley
286 Blanks
190
Total 476
Precinct 5
Three Years
7 Elected Members
*Francis W. Comey
184
* Robert E. Jacobs 200
* Rosanna M. Gautreau
177
*Harry W. Merrill 227
* Arthur L. Hawkes
234
*Robert G. Pike 230
John H. Reilly
168
*Charles E. Stillings 193
Homan
8
Blanks
821
Gibson
I
Total 2,443
Precinct 5
Two Years
To Fill Vacancy
Perkins
I Dixon
3
* Ernest W. Homan
24 Stillings
I
Riley
I Upham
I
Dunham
I Pattee
1
Shapiro
I Palmer
J
Matthews
I Rogers
I
1932]
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
39
Hammerstein
2 Mallar
I
Evans
I
Downes I
*Chester P. Gibson Maude Moses
14 Comey
1
I Blanks
639
Ferguson
I
Total
698
Precinct 6
Three Years S Elected Members
*Peter W. Ainsle
IS9
*William L. Dowling 189
*Andrew B. Britt
225
Charles S. James 128
* Washington L. Bryer 248
Allen Ireland
134
John Buccherie William T. Donovan
185
Richard P. Kelly
147
*W. Ernest Light
225
Blanks
1,346
* Benjamin A. Ramsdell William G. Read
185
Total
4,016
* Agnes E. Dodge 245
Precinct 7 Three Years 9 Elected Members
* Alexander S. Addison
289
*George H. Mason 253
Tilford F. Babb
154
*Herbert P. Mason 238
Myra W. Beckman
162
*Charles B. McDuffee 272
* Roger P. Beckman 210 William Steward Braid Frank M. Gracey 169
169
*Grace D. Platt
194
Blanks
850
*J. Arthur Raddin 258
*Lewis P. Sanborn 20S
Total
3,762
* Harold I. Wilkinson
232
Precinct S
Three Years
10 Elected Members
*Charles R. Babcock
259
Carl A. Hallin 203
*Victor L. Bent
225
*Walter W. Hanson 317
Nellie G. Blair
222
*Frank F. Humphries 287
Giles S. Bryer
210
Fred M. Humphries 212 Ernest Jackson 206
John P. Chesley
208
Russell E. Chesley
208
John K. Cormack
169
207
*George Diamond 247
*William J. Robleski
242
* John W. Murray 276
William B. Stewart
222
*Carl A. Sawyer
254
Blanks
1,940
Walter R. Ward
196
*Bertha E. Green
243
Total 6,850
244
114
*Charles E. Light
212
Leverett B. Mears
105
*Clarence E. March Dean W. Means
295
of
RECOUNT OF VOTES, March 12, 1932 Board of Selectmen
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
Ernest E. Blamy
I 2
27
40
2I
13
42
1 7
19
191
Wallace Campbell
82
120
89
93
28
63
102
67
644
William B. Chisholm
207
63
118
IO2
52
82
68
129
821
Frank A. Green
84
90
224
76
IO2
132
62
303
1,073
M. Edward Hayes
135
I54
77
95
54
131
96
I29
871
Edward A. Holmes
29
20
26
27
15
29
13
25
184
Arthur N. LaFleur
23
75
5 1.
35
27
89
39
51
390
Arthur H. Malm
5
9
46
I 2
IO
26
7
35
150
Harry W. Merrill
·
191
65
8 I
93
I57
79
95
75
836
*George H. Quarmby .
375
160
187
225
135
187
169
315
1,753
*John C. Pitman
239
238
1 54
233
1 25
197
211
287
1,684
*Harry Woodward
284
184
310
244
151
232
212
325
1,942
Blanks
.
.
.
.
236
232
309
173
177
217
1 63
295
1,803
Total .
1,902
1,437
1,713
1,428
1,047
1,506
1,254
2,055
12,343
.
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TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
1932]
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
41
Recount of Town Meeting Members
Precinct S
10 Elected
*Charles R. Babcock 258 *Frank F. Humphries 300
·Victor L. Bent 226 Fred M. Humphries 201
Nellie G. Blair 217 Ernest Jackson 216
Giles S. Bryer
205
*Clarence E. March 286 Dean W. Means 200
John P. Chesley 197
Russell E. Chesley 202
*John W. Murray
286
John K. Cormack 173
*William J. Robleski
240
*George Diamond 237
*Carl A. Sawyer
268
*Bertha E. Green 250
Carl A. Hallin 200
Walter R. Ward
202
March 7th, 1932.
I hereby appoint Frances Cuthbert Assistant Town Clerk in accordance with the provisions of Section 19, Chapter 41, of the General Laws.
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
A True Copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
March 7, 1932.
I hereby appoint Ruth E. Gatchell Assistant Town Clerk in accordance with the provisions of Section 19, Chapter 41, of the General Laws.
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
A True Copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
William B. Stewart 21 7
*Walter W. Hanson 320
[Dec. 31
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
March 16, 1932.
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, Frank P. Bennett, Jr., at 8. 15 P.M.
The salute to the flag was given.
All town meeting members not previously qualified were qualified at this time.
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