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PRECINCT SEVEN
James B. Allen y, Winfred F. Curtis y, Norman D. Hatch, Howard C. Heath, John B. Lang y, Mortimer H. Mellen y, Alfred T. Pitman, John C. Pitman y, Lester T. Poole y, Walter L. Butler y, Sarah A. Curtis y, Willis T. Dean, Frederick J. England y, Harry T. Nish y, Maria E. Smith, Harry A. White y, Arthur A. Pitman y, Alexander S. Addison y, Roger P. Beckman y, George H. Mason y, Herbert P. Mason y, Charles B. McDuffee y, Grace D. Platt y, J. Arthur Raddin y, Lewis P. Sanborn y, Harold I. Wilkinson. Yeas 20.
PRECINCT EIGHT
Alton S. Benson, Raymond P. Chesley y, Minnie R. Drinkwater y, Frank L. Green, David W. Hanson y, John Husler y, Walter F. Leeman, Elsie C. Pickering y, Harold A. Smiledge y, Otto W. Thomas y, Samuel Brown y, James
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Entwistle y, Violet Humphries y, Charles B. Pickering y, Arthur B. Randall y, Laurence F. Davis y, William C. Humphries, Edgar H. MacDougall y, Daniel B. Murphy y, Chester B. Hicks, Charles R. Babcock y, Victor L. Bent y, George Diamond y, Bertha E. Green y, Walter W. Hanson y, Frank F. Humphries y, Clarence E. March y, John W. Murray y, William J. Robleski y, Carl A. Sawyer y. Yeas 25.
EX-OFFICIIS
Tony A. Garofano y, C. F. Nelson Pratt y, Frank P. Bennett, Jr. y, Walter A. Wilson y, George H. Quarmby y, John C. Pitman, Harry Woodward y, Harold E. Dodge y, George H. Ames y, Lewis J. Austin y, John B. Lang y, Charles E. Light, George W. Nicholson y, Henry A. B. Peckham, Frederick B. Willis, Charles E. Thrasher. Yeas II.
ARTICLE II
Voted, that the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1932 and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year.
Yeas 162. Nays o. 8.30 P.M.
ARTICLE III TOWN CHARGES
Voted, To indefinitely postpone the salary for the Moderator.
Voted, That the sum of $800 be and the same hereby is ap- propriated for the Finance Committee. 9.30 P.M.
Voted, That the sum of $7,100 be and the same hereby is ap- propriated for the Assessors' Department, including salaries of $350 each for two members of the board and $500 for the chair- man. 9.45 P.M.
Voted, that the amounts set forth in the following list be and the same hereby are appropriated for the following departments on accounts :
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Planning Board
$150 00
Selectmen's Department
2,750 00
Accountant's Department
2, 115 00
Treasurer's Department
2,990 00
Collector's Department
5,250 00
Tax Title Expenses
4,000 00
Registration Town Notes
70 00
Law Department
750 00
Town Clerk Department
900 00
Election and Registration
5,000 00
Town Hall Account
3,900 00
Board of Appeals
200 00
Police Department
27, 162 00
Pensions
2,324 So
Town Constable
100 00
Firemen's Salaries
22,613 00
Chief's Salary
2,500 00
Superintendent of Fire Alarm 350 00
Hydrant Service
500 00
Inspector of Buildings .
1,135 00
Gypsy Moth Department
5,000 00
Tree Warden Department
775 00
Schoolhouse Repairs
2,000 00
Public Library
6,200 00 /
State Aid
1,500 00
Soldiers' Relief
18,000 00
Soldier's Burial
200 00
Snow and Ice
3,500 00
Street Lighting
17,390 00
Tar Sidewalk and Repairs
500 00
Water Purchase
20,000 00
Water Maintenance
17,500 00
Water Extension
4,000 0.0
Water Meters
200 00
Cemetery
5,600 00
Installing Gates
500 00
Health Department
5,000 00
Vital Statistics 100 00
Inspector of Plumbing
1,300 00
Inspector of Cattle
705 00
Inspector of Milk .
300 00
Collection of Ashes
4,900 00
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Collection of Garbage
$3,000 00
Memorial Day
450 00
Insurance
8,400 00
Playground .
1,100 00
Reserve Fund
6,000 00
Trade Schools
900 00
Interest on School Loans
4,381 25
Interest on Water Loans
1,786 25
Schoolhouse Loan Bonds
16,500 00
Water Loan Bonds
8,000 00
and from the foregoing sums shall be paid to elected town officials salaries equal in amount to their respective salaries of 1931. 9.53 P.M.
Voted, That the sum of $3,650 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the Saugus Infirmary, including a salary of $600 for the superintendent. 9.55 P.M.
Voted, That the sum of $6,100 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the Public Works Department, including $3,000 for the salary of the Superintendent of Public Works. 10.11 P.M.
The Engineering Department and the Department of the Sealer of Weights and Measures was laid on the table.
Voted, That the sum of $300 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the Forest Fire Warden. 10.18 P.M.
Voted, That the sum of $50 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the Safety Committee. 10.19 P.M.
Voted, That the sum of $205,000, including $600 for school telephones, be and the same is hereby appropriated for the expenses of the School Department. 10.30 P.M.
Voted, That the sum of $62,000 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the Board of Public Welfare, including salaries of $250 for the members, $400 for the chairman, $1,300 for the clerk, and $1,300 for the investigator. 10.34 P.M.
Voted, That the article on Highway Fences and Bridges and article on Surface Treatment of Roads be laid on the table.
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Mr. Gibbs having voted in the affirmative gave notice of reconsideration of the Public Welfare budget. 10.40 P.M.
Voted, That the sum of $2,350 be and the same hereby is appropriated for printing and distributing the town reports. 10.50 P.M.
Voted, That the Public Welfare budget be reconsidered.
Voted, That the Public Welfare budget be laid on the table.
Voted, that the sum of $35,000 be and the same hereby is appropriated for temporary loan interest. 11.18 P.M.
Meeting adjourned at 11.20 P.M., to convene again on Monday, March 21, 1932 at eight o'clock P.M.
A True Copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
Adjourned Annual Town Meeting.
March 21, 1932.
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, Frank P. Bennett, Jr., at 8.22 P.M.
The salute to the Flag was given.
The following tellers were appointed by the Moderator and duly sworn : Newell Bartlett, Carl Sawyer, Elsie Pickering, Clarence E. March.
At this time the Moderator, Frank P. Bennett, Jr., brought before the meeting the anti-hoarding proclamation of President Herbert Hoover and suggested that persons having money avail- able either deposit it in banks or purchase United States Govern- ment Bonds - "Baby Bonds" so-called.
Voted, To take the engineering department from the table.
Voted, That the sum of $2,280 be and the same hereby is ap- propriated for engineering department, including salary of the engineer of $2,080. 8.27 P.M.
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Voted, To take fire department expenses from the table.
Voted, That the sum of $5,260 be and the same hereby is appropriated for fire department expenses, including 10 call men at $150 each. 8.47 P.M.
Voted, To take the sealer of weights and measures from the table.
Voted, That the sum of $1,025 be and the same hereby is ap- propriated for the sealer of weights and measures, including $SSo for salary and $100 for transportation.
ARTICLE IV
Voted, That the sum of $72.78 be and the same hereby is appropriated to pay the town's share of the expense of an ad- dition to the Essex County Tuberculosis Hospital.
ARTICLE V
Voted, That the sum of $3,956.91 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the purpose of paying the share of the town of Saugus for the maintenance of the Essex County Tuberculosis Hospital for the relief of those suffering from tuberculosis. S.48 P.M.
ARTICLE VI
Voted, To lay on the table.
ARTICLE VII
Voted, That the sum of $5,069.07 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the purpose of paying unpaid bills of 1931 and prior years, as follows :
Board of Health
$873 79
Infirmary
2 04
Public Welfare
1,583 56
Soldiers' Relief
1,261 19
Selectmen
5 85
Town Hall
139 53
Election and Registration
90 81
Public Works Department
5 00
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Water Purchase
$956 08
Schools
47 62
Water Maintenance
93 00
Playgrounds .
5 46
$5,069 07
ARTICLE VI
Voted, That the sum of $726 be and the same hereby is appropriated for mosquito control work under the provisions of Chapter 112, Acts of 1931. 8.58 P.M.
ARTICLE VIII
Voted, To indefinitely postpone. 9.03 P.M.
ARTICLE IX
Voted, That the sum of $1,732.89 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the purpose of paying land damages on Main and Howard streets.
ARTICLE X
Voted, That the sum of $900 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the purpose of determining the validity of Tax Titles to be expended under the direction of the Town Treasurer.
ARTICLE XI
Voted, To indefinitely postpone. 9.26 P.M.
ARTICLE XII
Voted, To indefinitely postpone. 9.43 P.M.
Voted, To take the Board of Public Welfare budget from the table.
Voted, That the sum of $62,000 be and the same hereby is appropriated for the Board of Public Welfare, including salaries of $250 for the members; $400 for the chairman; $1,300 for the clerk and $1,300 for the investigator. 9.45 P.M.
Voted, To take highways, fences, and bridges from the table.
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Voted, that the sum of $12,500 be and the same hereby is appropriated for highways, fences and bridges. 9.46 P.M.
Voted, To take surface treatment of roads from the table.
Voted, That the sum of $6,000 be and the same hereby is appropriated for surface treatment of roads.
ARTICLE XIII
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE XIV
Voted, To refer Article 14 to the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE XV
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE XVI
Voted, To refer to the Water Investigating Committee.
ARTICLE XVII
Voted, That the town requests the State Department of Public Works to install traffic lights at the intersection of the Newburyport turnpike and Main street, providing that all ex- penses are assumed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 10.03 P.M.
ARTICLE XVIII
The motion was lost.
ARTICLE XIX
Voted, To refer to the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE XX
Voted, To refer to the Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE XXI
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
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ARTICLE XXII
At this time the report of the committee for an addition to the High School submitted a report and it was accepted by the meeting.
Report of the Committee Appointed by The Annual Town Meeting of 1931 to Investigate the Advisability of an Addition to the Present High School
The committee does not wish to submit a lengthy report as we believe that our citizens understand the urgent need of additional housing facilities for our Junior and Senior High School students.
The committee has held many meetings throughout the past year and has been in conference with the Superintendent of Schools and the principal of the High School ; as well as with many different architects.
The principal, Mr. Evans, has furnished the committee with a very complete report of conditions at the present High School, in which the committee finds that unless some action is taken immediately, Saugus High School will face the loss of its Class "A" scholastic rating as a High School. This will cause every boy and girl attending the Junior and Senior High Schools a serious educational loss, which, in many cases, will result in a life handicap.
The deplorable two platoon system now in effect at the Cen- tral High School should be done away with. Every student attending the Central Junior High School is receiving but four hours of instruction ; one and one-half hours less than instruc- tion received by pupils attending the Sweetser Junior High School. This is, of course, a serious handicap to students entering the Senior High School from the Central Junior High School, as the students at the Sweetser Junior High School receive five and one-half hours instruction, or one and one-half hours more, and are better prepared to take up the High School work when they enter the Senior High School.
Another bad feature of the two platoon system is that the Senior High School closes at 12.50 P.M., and ten minutes later
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the Junior High School start their session which lasts until 5 P.M. This leaves no time after either session for make-up work for backward pupils as both teachers and children have to get home to supper. From Oct. 15 to until the last of February Junior High School pupils have to study under artificial (electric) light.
The present High school consists of IS rooms and was built to house approximately 600 pupils plus teachers. At the present time this school is housing 755 pupils of the Senior High School alone ; plus the Junior High School pupils who attend in the afternoon. Next June 260 pupils will enter the Senior High School, in other words we will lose 110 and gain 150. This added to the original 755 pupils will make 905 pupils to enter the Senior High School. While the committee fully realizes the financial burden of the town this year, it is obvious that some steps for properly housing our High School students should be taken this year.
A complete study has been made of the present building by the committee and architects, and we find that by a general re- arrangement of space in the old study hall, a converting the present assembly hall into a combination study hall and assembly hall, the equivalent of three rooms can be gained in the old study hall, this with the addition of 12 new rooms, with a seating capacity of 40 students per room, will take care of the situation on a single session basis. Sooner or later the town will have to erect a modern Senior High School on another location and at this time the suggested changes will make an ideal Junior High School.
At the present time High School rooms can be constructed at a cost of 25 per cent less than that of three years ago. With this in view. we find that the 12 rooms suggested can be built and completely equipped for approximately $100,000. The additional $10,000 is being asked for to cover the changes to the present High School, purchase of convertible study seats and assembly desks, for the present auditorium, and to provide adequate lockers and toilet facilities for the additional rooms.
In presenting the following figures and plans, we feel that the town of Saugus will have a modern building in appearance, one that we will all be proud of, and at the same time, erected at a
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conservative figure. As these plans and figures are only tenta- tive, it may be possible for the building committee appointed to turn a goodly sum back to the town.
In closing, the committee requests that each town meeting member give this report their most serious consideration so that the town of Saugus will not be involved in serious difficulties with the State Board of Education if our system does not con- form with their requirements.
Respectfully submitted,
J. ARTHUR RADDIN, MORTIMER H. MELLEN, GEORGE F. GOSSELIN, HARRY F. WENTWORTH, WALTER S. HAMILTON.
At the moment of adjournment, there were two motions pending on the question.
Voted, To adjourn at II.22 o'clock to convene Wednesday evening, March 20, 1932.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
March 30, 1932.
Adjourned Annual Town Meeting.
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator, Hon. Frank P. Bennett, Jr., at 8. 10 o'clock P.M.
The salute to the Flag was given.
The following tellers were appointed by the Moderator and duly sworn : George B. Conley, Lincoln D. Robbins, Bessie Neale, Arthur R. Armstrong.
Article 22 was the first matter of consideration before the meeting.
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ARTICLE XXII
Voted, That the town appropriate $105,000.00 for the pur- pose of erecting an addition to the High School building increasing the floor space thereof and to provide the said addition with new and original equipment, and of the said amount $5,000 shall be raised out of the current year's tax levy and $100,000 by borrowing and the Town Treasurer is hereby authorized with the approval of the Selectmen to issue therefor $100,000 bonds of the town payable serially $10,000 annually from date of issue of said bonds.
Yeas 117. Nays 51. 10.21 P.M. ARTICLE XXIII
Voted, That the Moderator be authorized to appoint a com- mittee of five citizens, one of whom shall be a member of the School Committee, to have full powers 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 equip- ment. 10.25 P.M.
At this time the Moderator, Frank P. Bennett, Jr., appointed the following committee to serve as a building committee under Article 23 to construct the new High School addition :
J. Arthur Raddin, Chairman, Paul A. Haley, Arthur D. Hitchings, William Eastman, Frederick B. Willis.
ARTICLE XXIV
Voted, To accept the verbal report of the Sewer Com- missioners as a report of progress and to continue the delibera- tions of the committee.
ARTICLE XXV
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE XXVI
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE XXVII
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
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At this time motion was offered to reconsider Article 22.
The motion was lost.
ARTICLE XXVIII
Voted, That the sum of $500 be and the same hereby is ap- propriated to connect new main on Denver street to town ser- vice, and to connect house services, and to resurface street over section removed by excavation for water main. 10.40 P.M.
ARTICLE XXIX
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
Article 30 was pending before the meeting at adjournment.
Voted, To adjourn at 10.45 o'clock to convene again Monday evening, April 4th, 1932.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER C. WILSON, Town Clerk.
Adjourned Annual Town Meeting.
April 4, 1932.
The Moderator, Frank P. Bennett, Jr., called the meeting to order at S.23 P.M.
The salute to the Flag was given.
The following tellers were appointed by the Moderator and duly qualified :- William L. Dowling, Lucy F. Stillings, Chester F. Cross, Clarence E. March.
The Moderator at this time addressed the meeting regarding the late Thomas P. Parsons.
Voted, Upon motion of Judge William E. Ludden that the following remarks be spread upon the records of the town and a copy sent to Mrs. Thomas P. Parsons :
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"The Moderator announces with deep sorrow the death of Thomas P. Parsons, a member of this Town Meeting. His has been a life rich in ideals, in service, and in genuine love for his fellow men. He came to this community at an early age and his home has been among us for almost three quarters of a century. He knew our town first as just a small community with scattering poplation, engaged in either farming or in the small mills and shoemakers' shops. He saw it grow into the large town it now is, as more and more people came here to make their homes. No man did more than he to welcome the new homemakers to our community, and no one joined more heartily than he with them in undertaking to make this a happy, well governed community. In town government or other civic movement, in church and school, in good works and likewise by the warm handclasp of a true friend, he meant much to us. He was for many years Moderator of the Town Meeting, bring- ing to the work a thorough knowledge of law and sound parlia- mentary practice. He was also for many years chairman of the School Committee and his devoted service did much to lay the deep and firm foundation on which our present school system rests. In earlier years he had served as a Selectman and as Town Treasurer. To everyone of us his fine character and deep loyalty to all that is best in the community will remain as an inspiration throughout the years to come."
The Meeting stood in silence for a short time in respect to the late Mr. Parsons.
A motion was made to reconsider Article 27.
The motion was lost. Yeas 37. Nays 69.
ARTICLE XXX
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLES XXXI and XXXII
Laid on the table.
ARTICLE XXXIII
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
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ARTICLE XXXIV
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE XXXV
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE XXXVI
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE XXXVII
Voted, That the Board of Selectmen be and hereby is author- ized to enter into a contract for a term of years with the city of Melrose to supply water for domestic use for residents in that section of the town known as Golden Hills.
ARTICLE XXXVIII
Voted, To accept the report of the committee on the new building laws and refer the matter to the next Town Meeting.
ARTICLE XXXIX
Voted, To accept the report of the committee on the new wiring laws and refer the matter to the next town meeting. Y'eas 80. Nays 13.
Voted, To refer Articles 31 and 32 to the next Town Meeting. Voted, To adjourn at 10 o'clock P.M.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
ESSEX, SS.
To the Constable of the Town of Saugus:
GREETINGS :
In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants said town who are qualified to vote in Primaries to meet in the several polling places Tuesday, the twenty-sixth day of April, 1932, at 12 o'clock M., for the following purposes :
To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the Election of Political Parties for the following offices :
Delegates at large to the National Convention of the Republican Party.
4 Alternate Delegates at large to the National Convention of the Republican Party.
12 Delegates at large to the National Convention of the Democratic Party.
I 2 Alternate Delegates at large to the National Convention of the Democratic Party.
2 District Delegates to the National Convention of the
Republican Party - 7th Congressional District.
2 Alternate District Delegates to the National Convention of the Republican Party - 7th Congressional District.
2 District Delegates to the National Convention of the Democratic Party - 7th Congressional District.
2 Alternate District Delegates to the National Convention of the Democratic Party - 7th Congressional District.
The polls will be open from 12 M. to 8 P.M.
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting attested copies thereof seven days at least before the time of said meeting as provided by the Town By-Laws.
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Hereof fail not and make return of this Warrant with your doings thereon at the time and place of said meeting.
Given under our hands this eleventh day of April, A. D. 1932. JOHN C. PITMAN, GEORGE H. QUARMBY, HARRY WOODWARD, Selectmen of Saugus.
A true copy. Attest :
W. CHARLES SELLICK, Constable.
April 18, 1932.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
ESSEX, SS.
April 20, 1932.
Pursuant hereunto I have served the within Warrant as di- rected by posting attested copies at the several precincts at least seven days before said meeting according to the by-laws.
W. CHARLES SELLICK, Constable, Town of Saugus.
A true copy. Attest :
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
PRESIDENTAL PRIMARY April 26, 1932 REPUBLICAN Delegates-at-Large
Name
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
George F. Booth
35
20
31
1 7
14
I 5
52
2 2
206
William M. Butler
34
20
36
IS
19
1 6
50
25
218
Alvan T. Fuller .
39
20
38
19
20
1 7
51
2 7
231
Mary Pratt Potter
34
20
32
1 6
I 4
I 7
48
1 8
199
Blanks
30
I 2
31
IO
13
43
1 5
40
194
Total
172
92
168
So
80
IOS
216
132
1,048
Alternate Delegates-at-Large
Frank G. Allen
·
·
35
2 I
37
1 8
I 7
19
53
25
225
Gaspar G. Bacon
36
16
35
17
1 3
1 7
44
2 I
1 99
Leverett Saltonstall
38
18
33
18
1 8
1 7
49
23
214
Louise M. Williams
37
2 I
33
I 5
14
18
47
23
208
Blanks
·
.
·
26
16
30
I 2
18
37
23
40
202
Total
·
172
92
168
80
80
108
216
132
1,048
.
.
·
.
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9
District Delegates
Seventh District
Mary F. Cox
37
19
34
18
15
16
17
2 I
207
Eugene B. Fraser
39
19
35
IS
19
IS
50
26
224
Blanks
IO
S
1 5
4
6
20
II
19
93
Total
86
46
84
40
40
54
108
66
524
Alternate District Delegates
Seventh District
Claude M. Fuess .
37
IS
34
I 7
1 5
I 5
48
19
203
Harold E. Russell
.
.
.
38
20
37
19
19
19
52
25
229
Blanks
II
8
I 3
14
6
20
S
22
102
Total
.
86
16
S4
40
40
54
IOS
66
542
.
.
·
.
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1932]
PRIMARY ELECTION.
.
130
DEMOCRATIC Delegates-at-Large
GROUP I
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
Name
James M. Curley
7
I 2
9
4
S
7
5
9
61
James Roosevelt .
7
1 2
1 3
4
7
6
6
10
65
James HI. Brennan
6
I I
9
2
6
4
5
8
5I
Thomas F. Cassidy
5
.
4
IO
IO
2
6
4
4
9
49
Edward A. Mclaughlin, Jr.
5
Prime Robichaud
4
9
9
2
5
1
5
8
46
Joseph Santusuosso
.
4
9
9
2
6
5
5
9
49
Nellie L. Sullivan
4
II
8
I
5
4
5
S
46
Joseph J. Hurley
4
II
9
I
6
4
5
8
46
IO
8
2
5
4
5
8
45
Joseph H. Hanken
4
IO
8
I
5
4
5
S
17
IO
I
5
4
4
.
.
.
.
8
48
Paul H. Hines
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.
S
51
IO
2
6
4
5
James T. Moriarty
·
.
·
1932]
GROUP II
David I. Walsh .
30
23
27
19
13
54
1 2
27
205
Joseph B. Ely
28
22
30
18
I 2
56
I 2
27
205
Marcus A. Coolidge
·
.
26
22
27
1 5
I 2
56
I I
26
195
William J. Foley
27
21
26
1 5
IO
54
I I
26
190
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